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The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
Operators Fortifj ing
SAYS Com. Brake

Denver. Sept ii.-Statc Commits
sloncr Of Labor Iirakc Tuesday took
u slap nj Governor AmmOns for al
lowing operators In the southern
fields to fortify their mines by erect.
Ing barrie 4 wire fences and the policy
crx at the same time issued u letter
to the operators asking them to Join
In . conference of operators and min.
crs to he held at Trinidad next Mon-
day.
The operators and miners are still
Ms far apart NJ when tn. question oi
q pu~iblc strike WAS first raised. said
Brake.
The operators refuse To meet the
miners OIL any ground. and there tho
situation IL dcadlockcd.' Brake said.
THE miners are orkanixinK and
un,lcs.tsnd there Will he y meeting
noxt week In Trinidad at which u
strike vote Will be taken
Many Of the companies. Brake said
are surrounding their properties
with barbcd wire fences. He said II
he were governor he would urge n
law prohibiting the use OF barbe'l
wire for any purpose.
The policy committee of the Colo
RADIO miners. consisting OF Frank J.
Hayes. International vice president OF
the United Nine Workers: President
John McLennan Of Colorado. John Il.
Lawyon and +. l.. Doyle. has notified
all the union miners and the opera
tors that IA joint convention Of min
crs and operators Will be held at
Trinidad. Colo. Monday. Sept. Is.
I'VE are making this last endcavor
to settle our differences peacefully
and with the hope Of preventing n
strike runs the notice.
III you will kindly come to this
Joint convention we feel sure We can
adjust all points at issue between our
respective interests In a satisfactory
manner"
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
UNITED NINE WORKERS
IN ". VA. PROBE

Washington, Sept. lin an RI
fort to snow that national officials
OF the United Mine Workers influ-
enccd local officials to break con
tracts with West Virginia coal oper-
ators for the benefit of outside" op-
rrators. witnesses were called today
before the senate investigating com
mittee by attorneys for the Cabin
and Paint Creek operators. The tes-
timony was intended to show that
operators outside West virginia had
conspircd with the unions In viola
tion OF the sherman law.
J. W. Dawson. an operators in the
Kanawha district. testified that there
the miners union had voted con
tracts and that the Kanawha opcr-
ators had been Disseminated against
by the new contracts the mine work
crs had with the Cabin and Paific
Greek districts. although both groups
of operators were in direct compete
tion and had contracts providing the
same terms.
Attorneys for the United Mine
Workers objected vigorously to tho
course OF the examinataion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
TWO OFFICERS OF POSSE
CAPTURED BY sMUGGLERS

Austin. Texas. Sept. / 1.-Two Of
ured In fight with fifteen ammun!-
tion smugglers near the Mexican bor-
der at Garlic Springs today anG
cording to adviccs received by Gov
ornor Coluuitt.
The prisoners are Officers Buciing
and Ortiz. A posse has gone In pur-
suit Of the smugglers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
Hold Currency Bill
Not Constitutional

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE cen
atitutionality of the administration
currency bill in its present form was
attacked by Representative Prouty.
Republican. OF Iowa. In the house de-
bate today. His principal objection
was to the provision requiring na-
tional banks to furnish 20 per cent
OF theiy capital and per cent u
their deposits as a capital for the fed
eral reserve banks. He made long
argument that to force banks to sup
ply the capital would be confiscation.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
Court Sastai1,s \
Impeachment Of
Governor Sulzer

Kingston. n. V. Sept. 1i.--Justicc
Harbrouck OF the Supreme Court Of
the state today decided that Cover
nor Sulzcr was regularly impcachcd
and while awaiting impeachment
trial WAS divc4tcd OF the right to cS-
crcIs. his executive functions. inciui-
ing the power to pardon.
The question Of the legality Of
Suffers Impeachment came bcfor.
Justice Hnsbrouck in connection
with habeas corpus proceedings
brought to compel the New York City
authorities to honor Governor Sui
zer's pardon Of Joseph g. Robins. the
banker convict. He decided that
Robins pardon was invalid. aunshcd
the writ and sent Robin back to pris-
on at BlackwclI's Island.
Attorncys representing Sulzer and
Robin had argued that the impeach-
ment was Illegal because voted by
the assembly. at a special session
which was not called expressly to de-
eide that question. The court refus-
ed to sustain this contention. The
decision upheld the argument OF the
New York corporation counsel, who
maintained that the assembly when
1t impeached Sulzer acted in judi
cial and not a legislative capacity
and was properly in Fession.
The assembly voted to impeach
Governor Sulzer early on the morn
ing of August 13. Although It was
reported Immediately that the gov
ernor would geek to Overturn the
assembly's action by recourse to the
courts. Justice Hasbruock's decision
today was the first ruling made by
any court on the legality Of the i'm
peachment
Arguments on the validity Of the
writ OF habeas corpus were heard
here Monday. The questions realised
were-First, whether Governor Sui
ger was impeached and, second, If
he was dfvested OF his powers pend
ing trial.
THE subject of impeachment"
saws Judge Hasbrouck. like the
power Of legislatiyr body to pun
ish for contempt, ha different
character from subject requiring
the action OF both ranches Of the
legislature and the governor, In or
der that laws may b. enacted.
"The power conferred on the as
sembly to impeach the governor is n
judicial power. Tn power OF i'm
parchment, the therefore cannot be
participated in by the governor or
senate and therefor does not con-
stitute legislative subject"
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
Notables Coming to
Pueblo Road. Meeting

Pueblo. Sept. 1l.-Some OF the
in the United States will be in Pueb-
10. September ~ and 25, to attend
the good roads conference. Con-
gressman Shackleford OF Missouri.
chairman OF the National Highway
Committee OF congress: Governor
Ammons of Colorado: former Con-
grcssman Hawley of Galveston. Tex
as; c. X. McLain Of Canon City: O.
l.. Williams of Bowie. Texas: John
p. Dods, OF Chicago: Congressman
Edward Keating OF Colorado: and
c. NJ. .Bane Of Ration. New Mexico,
will attend and will take part in the
discussions on various topics which
will be a part OF the program.
Others who will MAKE addresses
Mt the meeting are Mr.. G. L. L. Gam
of Pueblo: W. o. Redding. Montrose:
Fred d. Stanley. Alamosa; Louis Wy
man. Silverton;' ]. II. Dean, Dallas,
Texas: Fred Sabin, La Junta: the
members OF the state highway COM
mission. The program will include
a trip over the Santa Fe trail east of
Pueblo for visitors from cities along
the Rainbow Route and a trip over
the Rainbow Route to Canon City
and the summit OF the Royal Gorge
for visitors from other sections. The
auto excurions will be held on the
morning of September IS.
On the afternoon of September "a.
there will be meetings Of the Spanish
Trail to Sunset Association and the
Colorado to the Gulf Highway Asso-
citation. The good roads conference
will be held on the roof garden of
the opera house block on the after
noon of September 25. On the even
ing of September 25, there will be
Chuck Wagon" lunch in Mineral
Palace and at night there will be
speaking, and an old fashioned Hoe
Down" or informal dance. and a
musical and literary program at the
Mineral Palace.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
AUTO
TOURISTS ARE TAKING
MOTION PICTURES
OF ROUTE
Are Advertising Panama Pacific Ex.
position Of 1915.

Travelling over the occan-to-occan
highway from San Diego. Cal. to
New York city In the interests OF the
Panama-Pacific exposition to he held
in 1915. four OF the livcst boosters
that ever donncd a khaki suit or
brcathed the aroma OF gasoline. ar
rived in Trinidad at four O'Clock yes
tcrday afternoon In a Spaulding FIJI
ty car. The men are X. p. Cooper
a business man OF San Diego. w. r.
MacCarten, a well known newspaper
man of the coast. Lawrence Jasmin
of the San Diego chamber OF com
mcrce and the mechanician. l.. X.
Haight. The men carry with them
an imported French Gaumont NOV
Ing picture machine ana are taxing
pictures of roads and highways and
scenic places OF interest all along the
route. and these motion pictures will
be shown In every city. village and
hamlet of the land that has moving
picture house Every community
along the route OF the ocean n-to-ocean
and national highways. will receive
the benefit OF the valuable advertis-
ing that comes from the display of
these motion pictures.
The party left San Diego on Aug
ust 9th and have come the entire
way asa. Ess official ocean -to-ocean
highway bia.,-s 80 the a. A. A. three
years ago by pilot A. l.. Westgard
They carry with them letters address
ed to the governors of fourteen states
through which they will pass on
their transcontinental journey.
They carry also n letter from Louis
j. Wilde. president of the United
states National Bank Of San Diego.
to President Woodrow Wilson and
enclosed therein is the official ex-
position button which when 1t Ia
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN c.s

. It pays to advertise in the c. 4
. y. This has been demonstrated
. time and again and every day, 4
. but never more strikingly than 4
. by the following incident.
. A valuable bracelet lost on 4
. Labor day was returned to the
. owner yesterday through Lost 4
= ad inserted in the C-N. The 4
. owner of the bracelet is happy I
. and thanks the Chronicle-News
. The C-N daily enters so many 4
. homes that the advertising col 4
= umns are a valuable medium. 4
. The classified ads never fail to 4
. bring results. 4
. II the little girl who found 4
. the bracelet will call at the C-N
. office a reward will be given
. her.
. q . q Q . . . a Q . Q q . q .
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
THAW TO FIGHT
EXTRhO|T|0N To
NEW YORK

Col.brook". y, II. Sept ii.-lihr-
~ Kendall Thnw. d.por'-i from tn.
Dominion al Canada yesterday aud
arrested near mere after u MY mil.
Hight In an aHomobii aros" lat" this
morning after spending th" night In
"a hotel room under guard. Lawyers
KEEP, him M until u lat" hour. lay Ing
plans to resist cNtraiition To New
York, In another part of III" hotel
william Trav"f- J"rom" d-putis..i
by til" stat" To re-, tn. furitis" back
to Mai'.wnn. conferred with Tha~H
mos, r"""n, cnp,ors. Sheriff Drew
over tn" court proc-dur, to- b. follow
"i today,
Oi nrs' merely detained. Thaw ~aa
subsequently, arrested On a complaint
charging him with conspiracy Ia CON
n'ciion with his -s.pp" from III" asy-
inm aud II WAS ON this chnrE. tina,
h" was To h. arraign"d today. b"for"
Jus,ic" James 7. Carr In pole" court.
New York was prepared To ark that
II" h" reminded pending III. receipt
of u r"ruHi,ion warrant
Tn" Thnw lawyers yesterday took
preliminary H'"ps to swear out "a
writ of hab'nn corpus In the PRISON
.r'- behalf I, was said this morning
ing 'ha, they might not pres. this
further and that Xix. the Canadian
counsel who tried hard To Keep Thnw
In III" .Shcrbrookc Jail. they consid-
cred their client safer as u prisoner
than Rt large.
The rasc OF Harry x. Thnw. fugi-
tive from Matiowan. free agent for
three hours yesterday aud prisoner
today Of sheriff Drew OF Coos ,oun-
~. New Hampshire. assumed this nf-
tcrnoon ihe ssmiliar ssp~ss - isss~e-
tainty Rad delay. Counsel working
for and against his return to til. nsy-
lum agreed not TO arraign him be-
fore police magistrate under 400
y. N. and then adjourn tn, case un-
I'll tomorrow, He Il charged with
consplring with others To bring
about his escape from Mati.wnn and
II Is on this charge that William r.
Jerome viii seek his .N,raditIor.
Failing In this. Jerome Will contend
that Thnw is insane and should be
turned over to an attendant from
John Lanyon. private detective in
Now York city. who returned with
Jerome all the way 10 ShsrhroolSc.
Quebec. after Thnw'E arrest In th"
arrived here this after
noon. To meet emergencies he had
taken "A special attendant from Mat
i"wan and he " Whiting opportunity
to get HIS hands on Tbnw and start
with him direct for the New York
line.
Followed by crowds w;io neither
nhccrcd nor hootcd. Thaw went about
the village today. accompanied by
Sheriff Drew. apparently contontcd
and hopeful. Legal counsel yester-
day made plans for his rclcnsc on n
writ OF hnbcns corpus. but decided
today that TO lIbcratc him with Lam
yon and Jerome around was n dam
rcrous move. and held the matter la
nbeyanco.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
American Association.

coiumbus-kansaS City game poS'-
pon.d: rain,
Louisville -Mil~auk., doubi. head
or postponed: rain.
T"',do ut Minneapolis games
iniinnapoiir-si Paul first game
post iponci. w.i grounds.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
Western League.

Omaha-D"nr'r game po~ip ipon"i
rain. Two games tomorrow.
D"s Moin-s NJ i.in-oin.
Sioux Ci,y-Wi.hiia game pos,
pon"'l: rain.
-. Ios"ph-r"p"ka KAN. postponed
rain.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
Condition Of Reads.

Road tn Pueblo fair: road tn l.,
Junia fair: road to waiscnburx. mud
dy: road to clayton muddy: road To
Springer muddy: road to Las Vegas
muddy. road TO Ration good: road 70
Stourwsi! good.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
National League.

brooklyn nt Chicago,
New York at pittsburgh.
Boston AT Cincinnati
Philadelphia nt 81, Louis.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11

weather Bureau Report.
Generally fair. except showers to-
right: colder.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11

THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL P8elJx SAYS

Bankrupt"
Nav" = e :
Harry Thaw.
II kin hire n
few more law
y"rs aud still
have nuf left ont
q my millions 4
buy n clean col
lar II I so back =
aMtiewan.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11
BASE BALL TODAY!
American League.

Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington.
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11

WashinEion. Sept. ii.-Prcsid~nt
Wilson expressed his personal regret
at the death Of Mayor Gaynor. 20
callers today. but issued no formal
statement.
Mayor Gaynor was ass,ronE man
with u genius for public iifc." raid
Secretary Bryan today on learning OF
the death. He was ssronx. not only
In the sense that he showed ability
In the discussion of public questions
but his sympathics were broad and
his heart was enlisted In reform. His
place will be hard to I'M. I am dis.
trcsscd to learn Of his death
London. Sept. li.-it was an.
nounccd here this afternoon that
Mnysr Ca,not'a body would be scn,
to New York on board the Cunard
line steamer Lusitania. which sails
from Liverpool on Saturday.
New York. ScIt. Ii.--charlcs r.
Murphy. leader Of Tammany Hall
whom Mayor Gaynor Just before sail
Ing had ScathIngly denounced. AZ
chief o fthc forces opposing him. had
this to say on learning Of the moyor's
death.
II was very much shocked. I knew
he went away very sick man.
deeply regret his DEATH
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11

(CostInued On 1sGc ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-09-11

IT wiLL-BUr WHAT'S rHn
~: The scope Of Want A ~.
vsetisanS can't be told In this
little space. There u no propo-
sstioa too large for . Wsat Al.
70 handle.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-05
MISSION THEATRE WILL
GIVE BOYS FREE MATINEE

Realizing that the Boys Welfare
Club. recently 0rgauiled IL one 81
the best ORGANIZATIONS for the par
pose Tor which undertaken and feel
lng a kindly interest iu the Amarillo
boy. Mr q 70 coon. OF the Mission
Theatre. UII treat the boys AZ 2 ] :
this afternoon 20 % matinee in 'lt
popular playhouse Some lz5 bows.
member OF the club. R.ll form l1l
parade down Polk street 10 the vi B.
sion where they ain boz entertained
plth movies for an hour or moro
The boys VIII boz iu squads with their
flags and rcgala. and an make o
presentablo appearance as they haze
each sunday when coming down POLK
street
Nr Coon boz conversation with 3
News reporter feV days ago declm-
cd that the efforts taken by Nr Pope
and others 10 the interest ~ the eco
bryonic American vcrc praisew0rtiy
and that he was only roo Wilhag %
assist Boz their entertainment. real1.
lng that the boy ~ today Is nerves
and needs something Inspiring
The boys intend 10 have great
time today and the Mission theaii
plil boz theirs Tor a. least one mat
inoe The treat is greatly appre .i,-
ted by the boys aud managers Of the
Welfare club
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-05
CROSSES DESERT ON
An INDIAN MOTORCYCLE

Otto Blend arrived AZ the Indian
motorcycle store sunday afternoon
from San Diego. cal. riding a stock
Indian motorcycle. having covered CO."
entire distance on his machine DE
came By tho way of San Beruadin0
Yuma. Aril. and Roswell crossing
the Imperial Desert the Mohnse Des
ert and tho bot sands of Arizona.
where motorcycles have never before
toured 30 states that for some
ZG0 miles there BE- not living thIls
animals. grass or vegetation of an
kind &c. carries a large desert
water bag. complete camping OUTFIT
and nlth the Indians three gallon
gasoline tank boo can cover nearly
800 miles between stops
Nr blend ia stopping o. fhe store
OF r VI CaIdwell the Indian dealer
here today 90 tighten spokes an {
clean ont the dessert alkaIl from his
motor and Uiil proceed on toward
Dodge CITY tomorrow. thence 20 ST.
Louis Akron ohio thc GoOdyra
tire Factory and 20 SOS York then
TO Springfield. Naa tho home ~
the Indian motorcycle the make %.
machine hr b. making this tour 1n.
Mr. Blend Is ropres"niIug the y. 70.
q. s OF Sam Diego. ana Oh au intrr.
cstinF person tO TAIN 20.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-05
CALIFORNIA MAN SEEKS
PANHANDLE RANCH LAND

Vs. a Bradley of Turlock Cal,
was prospeotor In Amarillo Mon
day Mr.. BRADLEY has been over tho
entire state OF Oklahoma. part Of Mis-
souri, and throughout the southern
part Of Texas. lie likes Amarillo
better than any place ho has yisitea
Mr. Bradley is figuring on BUYING
a ranch In this part of the state
Asked as 10 how he liked the eli
mate here. he replied that he hat
found great contrast in the SUM
mer weather OF Eastern Oklahon e
and the Panhandle. the latter bcin'
cool and pleasant. while the former
was oppressiyely warm. Mr. Bran-
lev owns some interests in Sinton,
near Corpus Christi he reported
that Corpus Christi WAS a hummins
good town and that real estate prices
have been soaring recently.
Mr. Bradley will likely De directed
To some desirable tract of Panhnn-
de land and locate here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-05
MISSES CONDOR ARE NOT
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

The Misses Condor. who we're in
jured in an automobile accident at
Tenth and Polk street last saiur.
day night, are reported az resting
well and improving fast. Miss Nora
Condor suffered a broken collar bone
and fractured arm. and when she
was taken TO the 81 Anthony hospl-
tai II was feared she was internally
Injured.
Persistent rumors we're afloat
Monday evening that the two girls
we're In a dangerous condition. but
telephone message TO the internea
OF the hospital brought the ressur
ing news that the two young ladies
we're In the best condition consider
Ing the circumstances and that
there was no occasion whatever for
any apprehension as TO their condI-
ton.
The injuries sustained by Miss
Nell Condor were a spralned ankle
aad few bruises She ~ mendlng
80 fast that she will be enabled 10
leave the hospital In q few days
The condition Of Miss Nora wa
more serious. but she h now on the
speedy road 10 recovery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-05
NJ The Mission

~ the popular playhouse MONDAY
and nieht the screen pres
auted many artistic scenes from e
variety Of picture plays. The attend
lnce was good for the first Week
day. The pictures were, as usual
nickcrless. animated and pleasing
The Great Raymond man OF N.Y.
terry. not only received the encore
of the pictured spectators, but To-
,eiyed the greatest OF interest from
the numerous observers in tho Mis-
sion. Fancy Fowls" depicti0-
fowl life from many phases and lands
vas not only interesting. but edl-
tational. "Swconey's Dream ana
his life as an imaginary mayor.
though In reality a hod carrier, car
ried the people with laughter in'1
the mysteries OF the natives Of Ire.
land. Hubby Toothache. Wa
unusually good. and taught the nor.
al that 1t doesn't pay to make llgh.
of your Wife's hollow tooth. especial
ly when YOU are 90 contract a sim.
lar case few hours later.
The pictures for TO-DAY give prom
se % being unusually splendid and
interesting The Boys Welfare Ciai
will be IN attendance az the matinee
THIS afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-05
CASE BUILDING WILL
Be COMPLETED SOON

within ten days the J ! Case
Threshing Machine company new
handsome struci IRE on North Polk
street viii be- completed and occu-
pied By the headquarters here.
when finished o. viii b. one OF the
finest structures 10 the Panhandle
The eagle sitting upon the world
Trademark OF the J. Case com
pany. has been erected a. the south
east corner over The entrance and II
very attractive sign The main
sign extending the whole width
and length Of the building " one OF
the largest signs IN the city. and u
Is understood that this will In time
be lighted At Might by electric bulbs
when the building is completed IL
viii be stocked Nlth all the imple-
ments and stock that the company
handles This IL the distributing sta
ton for New Mexico. Arizona. parts
Of ola Mexico. and the Panhandle
The ground floor will be- used FOR
display 0f autos light implements
and vehicles. and for the general Of
fices. a. well a the vault The
cellar will be used for the storage
0f threshers and heavy stuff
a large concrete platform con-
meets the building with Rock Is
land siding. thu facilitating I'M
loading OF shipments The build
ing Is modern IL every detail, fitted
for despatching OF great business.
and erected with an eye single 10
service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-05

A 90 room brick rooming or
boarding house over best corner o.
public square boo fhr l.se toVu Of
Memphis llMl County Texas aho-e
crops are fine and nave been for
many years About 100 font ~ -
foot covered tarHula. electric lights.
city water. sewerage a money
maker Tor partIoa understanding
boarding 0r room.nr house bu.i-
ness Price So 600 per month would
consider good Amarillo property for
term lease. Jas MoK Land Go
Memphis. Texas g35 %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-05
OFFICER -tLIiNGEli GOES
-OII on OFFICIAL MNTIEl'S

Special Denver Detective Bob 5us-
finger Was called south 20 ferret out
% special case for the Denver Sundr
night tn, case was one OF very se-
rIous import. but information AZ IN
the real facts In the ease are beint
withheld for the purpose OF keeping
the offender or offenders unaware OF
the officer being on their tran.
sulllngar viii return Boo q few day,
if hc captures his man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-05
JUSTICE COURTS 10 LIGHT
BUSINESS on FIRST BAy

Before Iustlce Kent X Kerr Mon
day one man was arraigned on q
charge OF vagrancy. TO which he plea
ded guilty. receiving fine Of 81 auq
costs. amounting to 1i1.7s. failure
20 pay which resulted In his being
transferred TO the county road camp
for service.
Before Justice David Derden. ono
man was arralgned for drunkenneas
Tie vas fined s. and costs. amounting
10 sl5.75, and he paid One pleaded
guilty TO disturbing the peace aud
was fined with costs sl1.7s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-05
LEAVES TO ENTER
BUSINESS ~ FORT SlpPLl

q. l.. Galloway. who has been COZ
nccted with the y. s Grlggs Under
taking establishment for some tim'
left Amarillo sunday evening for IT
supply. Okla. where he will eu'or
tho undertaking business for him
self While in Amarillo Mr. Ca'o-
way made a very efficient assistant
In his line and a number OF friend ,
Who we're sorry TO see him leave,
though glad to learn Of his good 70 Pc
tm, Mr. Galloway has expectation
of doing we'll IN Fort supply and OK
meets to land contract TO do le
for one Of the state IN
.titutions iu that section of the state