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SEPTEMBER 0, 191. PART II 7 MORNING. ROAD THROUGH SHERMAX. Candid Statements, (Continued from Second Page.) M. TRoWnson Co Th'tt ttore v'dl be open from nins imf3 Jtve-lwtp each dap.

I Settled. THROUGH VOTE. ties, because employers have become unfettered American- workmen, be-i immeasurably tired of being dictated cause the United States of America to, opposed and controlled In the law- has work to do: her workmen, trades- ful management of their business and men, producers and people are sure- their establishments, and therefore ly destined to receive a loud call to they welcome the coming of depend- work for the world henceforth. Shall able non-union workmen to take the we not prepare to answer the com Now Awaits Approval of Lowest Bidder; Supervisors Would Control Exposition Entertainment Fund, An Improved road through Sher-' man Is now but a matter of approving 1 long run, I answer In the negative not bellevlnf in these affirmations. I think that free labor, that la to my, the lowest bid and letting the contract by the Hoard of Supervisors.

places of unreliable, dictatorial, shirk- ing call 7 Conclusion Thes matured be assured of the protection of the law tlons of mine, based upon close ob- servatlon and long experience, make Independent, unshackled, Bids for the construction of two ana one-half miles of highway on the labor. Is the true condition, and that tgalnst the violent strike and the In- aralnst the violent strike and the In- it results in mnr mnA tn th work. I hwont whirh nmtAc.Hnn I me doubt the necessity, tne etneaoy ana Ratify tAquor Ordinance at Special Election. man and his family, to his employer, should be his always, and he may be the practical benefits of trades-union- Santa Monica road from the city limits through Sherman were received yesterday and opened by the Supervisors. to the trades and Industries, ana to counted upon to become a steady ism as tha nnnntrv Uaolf thin' Anu union I phimnlnn nf tha "nnan atinn." avnn I daV when COUPled With Its demand The lowest bid was given by oeorge labor, even when lawfully conducted.

If ha goes no further in that dlrec- for the "closed shop." Until both Union labor demands a monopoly In tlon. Shall have been radically reformed. S. Benson Son, whose estimate was Are $12,694.12. Others were R.

S. Mat each and all of the trades wherein But more Important than the strike, they will continue to be a menace, Wive Prominent Dry' Under Arrest, it mav Mtcnr a foothold; and this I the boycott or the rata 01 wases. ana I more or less serious, ,10 me in- thews, $13,307,711 C. H. Hudson, Flannel Gowns Stlghtly soiled and reduced? Outing flannel night gowns that have heccroo slightly soiled-Tare reduced for a Clearance Sale: 1 .00 and 1 .25 gowns are 75 cents $2 gowns are And $1 .50 gowns are $1 1 (Mmlin UnJeraear Section, frj W).

81S.8S9.48: Rraahear. Burns com demand Is neither fair, lawful, prao-1 their effects upon the employer. Is I dustrlea and to the country itself, as tlcable, expedient nor beneficial when I the sure result of freedom In the In-1 a broad proposition, neither can be pany, 114,835.24. and the Broadway Construction Pnmnanv. 815.533.80.

A resolution' which aims to control the expenditure of money raised for we take into consideration the true ausiries 10 ine woramen memseiyes. defended on rauonm, jusi uuo Interest of all the people, including The Independent non-union workman economio grounds by either workmen the workmen themselves, the em- does not strike; he does not boycott or employers. Organized labor la not ployers the capitalists and the in. and he does not denounce, proscribe essential to the Industries, and could dustrial operators, upon whom labor and fetter his own employer by recal- not make headway against free, un- the entertainment of visitors auring A4B? 111. i .1 Ka At 11 V4 Yeeling Rum High, Fight Is i Very Sitter.

ins wim inniiBV niiHeu uy ua vv Sunervlsor Nor mini anonrf fv ataartv tmniovmiHii iuu Mil cunuuck ommi uu Miwa i nmnuta laoor it uui uvummi ton. Tn tha rnanlutlon. it is estimated at tair r- fn tiidings of I contend with, no boycotts to carry on, un by monopoly, iu; ynwiy- tinn. freauently accompanied by vio that $400,000 will be raised through employment work the year round and no Idle days to confront because 4 1 of these evils, he goes on as a busy em a B.cnt tax lew on each 8100 prop lanca and outngnt lawlessness. that the workman "needs In his bus! Watts is "wet" a rain, this time ness." erty.

This levy will be spread over two years. 8 cents to be levied this ployee instead or an idle one; he loses no time unwillingly or because of having been "ordered out' He gets In thoroughly, for an ordinance settling Though anything line a suaaen change of the two systems might be accompanied by some embarrassment to the large Industries in the outset Strikes and Boycotts. The evil of year and 2 cents next year. all disputes Was ratified at a special lection yesterday by a vote of 471 frequent strikes confronts all too fre Tha resolution provides tnai iu more days of work in a month or in a year, on the average, than does the quently the employer, the workman, money shall be expended under the direction of the Board of Supervisors, the business system ana tne industrial noDulation would speedily ad- the manager and the capitalist It uncertain, belligerent mobilizing and striking union workman; and at the Is a great evil. It retards progress; all purchases mad a tnrougn tne to 421.

Incidentally five 'drys" were arrested, charged with resisting officers. The arrested persons declare it was retaliation by the Just themselves to the new order of things, because It would surely prove end of a year he. finds that he has it disturbs the Industries: It inter county Durchaslng department, ana earned a greater volume of money nil kmnlnVAAl ahall be chosen from feres with the carrying out of con tn a better oraer ana a oetier tha ratnilsr ellsrlOie list 01 ino v.ivu tracts: it fetters and restricts pro- faring we preceding- iweiyo R.nripa Pnm-mtsslon. By the reaolu "wets." and I una iua man wuu io.it.es uruvis and auction; it results in forfeitures tnn a-rnanditure of money for mxA submitting these statements loss of money by contractors ana em from the union's walking delegate and strikes, loses time and his Job, and fn writing by permission and upon liquors of any kind for the entertain ployers; It begets needless Idleness; but worse than all, It harmfully af disobeys the commands of the law, The election was bitter, the whole town being aroused. Both factions worked ardently and feeling ran high.

Machines of all sorts, sizes and invitation of the Commission, through ment Of guests IS lorD.uaen, tuv nuets similar entenainmenia. one of Its proper officials, and I have fects the workman himself by throw even if he escapes Its custody. Moreover, he has saved money in other aimed to make them as practical, ai Ins; him out of employment, tre and hotel bills. qu5ently against his will, annihilating The Midsummer Sales of Women 9s and Children's Knitwear! Women's Swiss ribbed silk vests, high neclc and long sleeves and high neck and short sleeves, formerly $2.50 and $3.50 reduced tO ilU.UMtHIWMM.'. .95 Women's Swiss ribbed vests, low neck and sleeveless, high neck and long sleeves, formerly 1.

25- -f or 50 cents! SATS HE HAD PERMISSION his pay envelope and driving him and tlons or "blttef leer." He has a home his family in too many cases to un or his own, eitner paia ior or in me A tjtson GRAY OTIS. deserved poverty ana distress. Man Arrested for Indorsing Checks Sent to Former Employer Denies nrocess of liquidation. He has con descriptions were brought into service to enable each and every voter to go to the polls. Every time a machine of the "wets came up with a load of voters the "drys" would cast envious, warlike eyes on them.

When the 'drys brought a load the "wets" would teke the same stand, Ta nAA inmiit to lnlury some of the President and General Manager, The All of these evils are avoiaaoie, tributed nothing to the pocket of the Times-Mirror Company, and Editor and It should never be within the Committing Crime. leeching walking delegate, in brier, he is better off because of his robust XiOS Angeles Times. power of "organized labor" to bring Charged wtih forgery, Ira A. who lives at Dalton avenue and such evils upon, other workmen, as -teadfast stalwart non-unionism, and MINISTER'S SAFE RETURJf. wen uyn uieuimva, vastly more self-respecUng.

baleful device of the strike. the Baptist Officer Was In Milan with Tho Folly of Industrial Fetters. I Any individual workman has "wets" are alleged to have ridden to the polls in the machines of the "drys," giving their benefactors the Idea that they would vote against the Several Other Americans when War individual right to strike peacefully also openly challenge the wisdom, the if he does not like his employment expediency, the legality and the rlght-or his employer. I. have never dis- fulness of organized labor when cou- Was Declared.

Rev. J. F. Watson, secretary of the ordinance. Th arrest of the five "drys" re outed that rla-ht whenever the pled with its demand ror tne -ciosea striker feels moved to "move on." shoD." No citizen seeking to earn his Southern California Baotlst Co'nven But when the strike is undertaken living by his labor can lawfully be de- i Ttoiv when suited over a collision between an automobile owned by A.

Towne, a "dry," nri nnnhr owned by a Mr. Tiemann, Thlrty-nlntn piace, was wrw terdav afternoon and placed in the City Jail. He Is said to have confessed signing the name of A. D. Bowman, a well-known real estate agent, to three checks, but declared Bowman had given him permission to do so.

According to G. A. Horn of the Bums agency, who made the arrest Klelnham forged Bowman's Indorsement upon three different occasions, theflrst time being April 1. The checks were cashed at the California Savings Bank, where Klelnham is well known, and he had no difficulty In getting the money on them. tt-iinhnm was at his worlc in a hv miijwea of workmen acflne in con- prlved of that right by the edict or "uu k.

vinifttiP.e. the action of any nrlvate labor com- war was deciarea, nas jusi arrivcu i .1 1. coercion, nlcketlng. assaults ana tne 1 oinauon ny uiuunij wmn noma we were in muaji wnoi. boycott it becomes organized crime, the law itself, such an attempt i -duration was made and lmme which occurred within 100 feet of the polls.

A crowd quickly gathered around the smash-up and the officers ordered rtiKnomnl. Home refused to move on The boycott itself is absolutely lnde- has been submitted to tne test or tne dlately rushed to Switzerland with fenslble, and both In its primary and courts, it has gone down iir defeat th0UBandB of other Americans who and when they were grabbed by the nftwrM others lumped in to protect secondary forms has been deoiarea feared that Italy would Join tne uer Illegal by the United Stotes Supreme to their hearts content If the etrtk- conflict ne said. i 1 lniy ni nnacATUiiv nous: dui inev can-i A A. uoun as wen as uy minor rouomii I "From BWltzeriana wo went iu rn them, the officers say. As a result Ilev.

F. W. Jackson, the leader of the Broadway department store when arrested. He was at one time employed T3nwmnn na a salesman, and that noi aonuo uuu-uuiuu unicuuci, Rnninrn Amiens we and State courts- There Is not and cannot be, any such thing as a ffo numerous wounded soldiers be dry movement; z. A.

Towne, tne own-r of one of the machines; W. H. is said to have been his excuse for -ii Dnwmaii'i nfflna. ana carry on any legiumam omyiuy-1 tv- Kttle and ment under agreement with the sm-N bhXS Women9 Tights! Women's Swiss ribbed wool tights, formerly; $2 for i --95 centsl Swiss ribbed lisle thread tights, formerly $1.25 for 50 cents! Sterling silk tights in black and white knee and ankle lengths; reinforced; $4.50, formerly for "peaceful boycott" In the very nature of the case, a boycott is and irequeni visiw nisi; i.ivj 11 0 Schubert, chairman of the dry organisation; L. J.

ray and David Elcoat pioyer, a wiion vwwnsu wu must be a lawless and unjust denial The -accusea man boju iu wages, make money or dispel idleness tn-i m.nir,. nmreral letters ad- wer arrested. They were later re of the legal and personal rights or o( me throunh the preposterous process of w.y findln the and finding the leased on 1500 bonds. Their hearing ZrSFU OF inW yolunurlly stopping workj and getting Z- "b'V" '0 checkst fofTed the or both. Watson were latters indorse wan set for the 17th Inst his name off the pay roll? ment to them.

Rev. Mr. Jackson is a Deputy 8herr American ministers. The strike inevitably ends in en Onestion: "But Is labor not Just! forced and needless Idleness, dim in fled in organizing for Its own protec lshed nroductlon. wealth destruction tion If the organization be lawful and the deliberate throwing away by and not monopolistic, despotic or pro iff and says he did not have to move on.

Mr. Towne makes the same claim in that he was the owner of one of the machines. Fearing that serious trouble would result over the fracas, some ono sent In riot call to the Sheriff's office Gray Hair Restored by Natural Means the workman of wages not earned, scrlptlve. I answer "Yes;" but it is but which he might have received had so often devoid or tnese saving quali he only held on to his Job. What folly Don't Use Dyes.

They May Harm. Let This Marvelous Method la thlsl ties that littlo or no Teal or permanent good comes out of present-day organization in the long run. The It is Industrial warfare that directly Bring Back Natural Color by Action ot Air. Kemoves uanarurr. conflicts, the strikes, the bad blood, produces these deplorable and needless conditions; and I declare unhesitat id a machine loaded with officers as sent down.

Everything was over practically by the time they arrived. They stayed, however, until after the election results were learned. April 18 a measure was passed the assaults, the violence and the sure Those gray strands that streak your ingly that they are needless, almost idleness and non-earning results which hair and all too convincingly remind without exception. une employer are the bad achievements of tne strike, make the wisdom, expediency must be free and his workmen must your frjends ot your advancing years, licensing saloons. At that time and practical good flowing from the it comes back to color nature Intended.

You don't have to use deleterious and destroying drugs you can let so harmless and wholesome a thing as the AIR you breathe help you to get rid of gray hairs you now have and keep others from coming in. No matter how gray you may now be; begin at once using the natural restorativeHay's Hair Health. "dry" ordinance was in effect The "wets" claimed that the measure VhHva Ait KlU positively and surely yield to the if his workmen are to thrive. All nirmieag, restoring Influence of work hand in hand in the creation or viitvi utmniv moisten present-day organization of labor. when coupled witn tne -ciosea snop," made the town "wet." The "drys industrial activity, tne production on the hair with this wonaerruuv enecuve extremely doubtful, if viewed cour nrenaxation and the NATURAL, color wealth, and the making of profits.

begins AT ONCE to come back. claimed otherwise. The saloons were opened but much trouble resulted. To settle all disputes a special election was called for yesterday whereby both ageously, broadly and Judicially. The losses in a general and protracted strike.

I undertake to declare, will, It routs dandruff. It freshens dull. "Industrial Unrest" What Is the Hay's Hair ileaitn is not a aye ii NEW HOME "1913 Rotary" 8ewlng Machine A R. B. MOOREHEAD, Gen.

Mgr. 318 West Third Street. Between Broadwsy and Hill. Phone F2331 Main 8690 lifeless hair. It makes the hair YOUNG chief nroducing cause of it? Not When fairly footed up.

more than oft looking, brings back Its luster, softness. sides could settle the question ny vot those peaceful, rational conditions in On Bund Book, an Patents, Tndt-VaHM, Mat fna. Patmta peoenred thnoih Muna Co. Um aotto in ttra 8d entitle American. MUNN A COn 389 Broadway, N.

Y. WASBDICT0N OrTKZ: 623 SM, WuUajlai. 0. if lt rails, druggist wm reiuna price. restores color by natural rorces.

it contains good old-fashioned remedies which strengthen, upbuild and revitalize the hair, and with them is a wonderful element which so prepares the aenui element wmun uo yrcparwa mo lnr on a proponed "wet" ordinance. set the gams through any advance in waees or any reduction in hours, even the Industries which I have here de A celebration that lasted until day pleted, but the very opposite the when these results are achieved, which 25c, COo and 11.00 at Drug Stores or direct upon receipt of price and dealer's name. Philo Hay Spec Newark, N. J. break was enjoyed by the "wets" as lo I conditions so largely mowing; out of ha)r that when lt exposed to AIR ma wiAona rrtllAW (fthnp hflt.

tie. So that the striker is a sure loser militant and proscrlpUve trades. a result. IMPORTS FKOM WAR ZONE. In the end.

unionism, which, if it were able, would make the "closed shop" universal throughout the land, thus monopoliz. The Evil of Labor Monopoly. I Ing. or attempting to monopolise, Collector of the Customs Report for boldlv challenge the narrow and self. American industries in the hands of Ish laoor-union policy or unaertaxing August Shows That Much Goods a few workers less than 15 per cent.

to monopolise the industries and sather them into the hands of the or of the whole body of labor a thing Are Still Brought In, The synopsis of the August state' Impossible! But these flagrant wrongs ana un- ment of the Collector of Customs ganized few as against tne unorganized many. This policy, besides being unlawful and unfair, is a demonstrated detriment to the whole body deniable evils are not all. The shows collections amounting to $78, closed shop." the strike, the boycott 177.64; the value of imports, of American Industries. It Is not lim and the bludgeon, when summoned to ited industries and restricted produc- the aid of desperate and militant $80; of exports, $78,688. tlon that labor as a whole needs; but I unionism, as has been done in countless It is expanded, enlarged industries ana cases, are notoriously lawless devices, The principal Imports were as fol lows: Mexico, Belgium, $46, 1 1 GliforjiianfW' I Wf 111 I II.

I I I Hi CSSI lfloGo and j-eeT tSi t.i2 "UL 5 ruCAQl unfettered activities, coupled with In inevitably producing that "Industrial unrest" which Is now the subject of creased production in all legitimate lines, that the whole country and all 243; Argentina, Germany, Japan, England, official Inoulry. It could not be otherwise, it is the its people, workmen 01 all shades in. eluded, are most in need of. The soli Canada, Italy, $16, law-defying minority undertaking to 873. dominate, coerce, proscribe and perse The principal exports were: Mexico, cute the law-observing majority, which restrains itself because, of its respect for liberty and law.

These darlty of the industries and the best interests of the country go hand In hand. They demand the same policy, producing the same results; that Is to say, the utmost possible production, vleldln the utmost possible wealth. Brazil, Canada, 823; Japan, $24,600. practices, here condemned, could do nothing less than produee "industrial unrest." Moreover, such conditions The principal Imports were: Corn, Can industrial production be forcibly steel bars and building forms, restricted witnout a corresponding restriction in wealth production and lumber and cabinet woods, window glass, fish result In no good to the disturbing unionists themselves. They put an end to employment during long periods of time, paralyze the pay roll, create needless Idleness, disturb and the comforts of good living, which all worthy workers alike are entitled tot The broad policy of sound Industrial and fish products, tea, $14, 821; wines and liquors, olive economy demands freedom of action.

on, I971B; cheese, earthen disorganize the Industries, vastly dl- unfettered activities and unrestricted mmiahlng production and' profits, all ware, $9660; toys and dolls, $9479; 3 free of duty, dutiable, $220, proaucuon in mm iuuuu so essential to the prosperity of em. The Bettor Way Industrial Free- Ptoj8! A01" t0 toe bual 883. floiri. As I contend and have success-1 The imports from Austria-Hungary were glass manufactures, carpeting and earthenware; Belgium, window and plate glass, steel bars, building tuny maintamea, iree, inaepenaent, Th9 Tm9 Remedy. The obvious non-union, umeuerea iat ramedy is industrial freedom that true condition for the free-born, un- free unprotected right of all labor-enslaved American workman to live er.

and other workmen without dis-under. He has the right to pa iree ii.tinn io.i,ii The hum of busy machinery is now heard night and day in the seven sugar factories of Southern California, producing forms, France, art work, wines, earthenware, gloves, laces and mil llnery goods; Germany, coke, chem Icals, earthenware, steel bars, seeds under the Constitution and the law of wUhout tax or toll, any employment his country free to work where and of cholce upon even terma and when; he will. In his own trade and without restriction or interference by Dursult. when engaged to any em- i.im. ana toys; Italy, macaroni, cheese, olive oil and liquors; Norway, fish pioyer of his choice, and at "fjf6 power whatever lower than the laws products; Switzerland, cheese; Eng.

as uu Duuiuiu ac, 0I th9 country or the authority of Its land, chemicals, tea, earthenware, linoleum and liquors; Mexico, cattle, Judicial and executive officers. mutually agree upon. Such a contract has the full force of law, whether Anything short of this Is a species of Industrial Despotism, repugnant unmanufactured cotton, Ash, hides and American goods returned; Ar written or unwritten. "Collective bar to the constitution and the law. to gaining" Is not legally necessary, though practically convenient at gentina, corn; Japan, tea, fertilizers, lumber, earthenware, silk goods and the Declaration and to the natural These great bulwarks prepared vegetables; Canada, house hold effects, flour and telephone 'abor combine0 whaVverraid" bows ot inaivldua, gnarantee and defense be maintained must by our free work poles.

ing citizens by all citizens, in act- The exports of Mexico consisted of down to no walking delegate who may walk up to him In an auto and undertake to give him orders. He Is not in the face of private and lrrespon- mining machinery, petroleum and I alblA labor leasrues. or era and nmn. products, beer and whisky; Canada, As this is one of the large and important industries in this locality, and one of interest lo am0 every Southern Calif omian, the seven Sugar Companies have opened their factories to the public and visitors vyill be welcomed at all the factories week days from 1 0 a.m. to 5 p.m.

oranges ana on well suDDlles. a joiner, pays no aueo unwu mgii and stands in no dread of being tions acting contrawlse, unless we Drought up with a Jerk by the walk- we actually Prepared to suffer still ii.u. th nnlnn tnr avarnla. more Steps In the direction Of InduS- During the month there were fifty- three steamers entered the local port in hi indefeasible under the trial anarchy, misrule and "unrest" low. Ma ffonint to nursne any to be taken in these united States.

hnnaat avocation of his choice in a Abolish union labor monopoly, dls- ana tnirty cleared, all in the coastwise trade; from San Diego, eighteen entered and thirteen cleared; for the foreign trade at the local port, eleven entered and six for flan lawful way. fearing only God and the crimination and violence, abolish the denial of employment to all non-union laws of his country. When protected workers, and other flagrant evils of the I dictatorial "closed shop," and there Diego, thirty entered ard twenty-three by that authority, as he Is entitled to be, he is able to secure abundant employment at fair wages, to satisfy his employer, to avert idleness, want and will result work for all at fair acres: ciearea. VKPEHAXi IXDICTrEXT9. accelerated production and Increased Visit any one of these factories when passing in your auto, or go out on the car.

See this wonderfully interesting operation of making sugar. From the time the beets are unloaded at the factory until the pure white, glistening sugar is sewed into the sacks, no hand ever touches it. The making of sugar is a real moving picture show, with plenty of thrills. You will be welcome at any one of the factories. distress, to win his pay check when I personal comfort will speedily follow, the day or the month are done, ana succeeded by the disappearance of The Federal grand Jury returned the following indictments to the to support his family and himself in the public soup-kitchen and the ellra- comfort and self-respect.

And thus lnation of "Industrial unrest" The '4nlted States District Court yesterday: he has no rear ior nis ruture ana no i 0b1ection may possioiy be advanced that there are not enough non-union Bonafado Salasar, smuggling smoking opium; William Brown, introducing TleSedofQtdity workmen in ine enure country to need of the so-called "protection of the anion" an elusive thing, which Is more or less of a delusion. He Is a free workman, a free citizen and a TkeSedojqmliti) liquor into ine 1 uma jnaian iteeorva oarrv on us mausrries. no rears need be harbored on that score. When tlon; Juan Delgado, bringing Kara Teung Dl, an alien, Into the country without inspection Rafael Mora les and worthy son of the Republic. non-union worsmen are given the protection to which they are clean The tTnlon Card." If any narrow- vuiua vwu mil uu i Jesus Escalante, passing counterfeit I i browed and hide-bound unionist sends n1 hurtling back at me this chronic I Justice.

raisniy ac $10 Crocker National Bank notes in Pan Diego; D. I Pavey, alias David Ellsworth, having counterfeit coin In question: "How can the workman be I cession to uieix ranas from the sure of emnloyment unless he carries "ciosea snop camps, wnicn are lit his possession. Pavey is now an Inmate American Beet Sugar Oxnard, American Beet Sugar Chlno, Cal. Anaheim Sugar Anaheim, Cat. Los Alamitos Sugar G.

Los Alamitos, Cal. Southern California Sugar 8anta Arts CaU Holly Sugar Co i i Huntlnaton Beach, Csl. of the Arizona state rrison at Flor a "union I answer that he has I erallr honeycomDea with members the a-uarantaail rri tunmul l.nl I Who Will DreSJC away When they sua. ence. He escaped from that institution 11 nd war picked up at El Centro by ana natural, to seek and secure em-1 "nl vuoir con pioyment as a free man.

card or no oiuon unaer una aystsni of Special Agent Hazen or tne Treasury Department No bills were returned gainst Juan Eletorlo, charged with card; ana If the despotism, proscrip- JTeeaom ia tlon and mononoiiatin nrr-tio nf an I There will be work for all Vn.V. Santa Ana Co-Operative Sugar Introducing liquor on the Yuma In many of the unions were prohibited I ers. The great Industries, the mighty uy iw, mm taey snouid be, men tne neias oi imiuutu ajiu supply, the anU Ana, CaU non-union worxman would have not I meesureiees coauineta or dian Reservation; Tee Wing, forging counterfeit certificate of residence; T. Carneglo, passing counterfeit $10 Crocker National Bank notes. Three vuij ma equu cnance witn the union I ousy nivw oianuiacxunng, com-workman, but he would have a better! meree and trade all wlli seed to be chaoc and more favorablejopportusi-1 manned br.

willing, eager, free and secret indictments were returned. 'A'.