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THE NEW HAMBURG MASSACRE.
Tho True Story of the Assassination of 'thc
Young Man." and tbs Killing OF the blood
fNifStY EprrAHs.

Tho rrne storr ,f tho A,so..,natfon of ,.th,
yonr- nInm'1 an, IN. Kl,1tnr n, t,,. I,,,ta,
thirsty Nccrocs.
70 1, a. ss''o1 9 Of 1aS ~ a,1a".. fn.n
att authentic account of the New Hamburg n,as-
sasls, Viewed from Southern womsa's !; stsnd- =,
polnt' W. q. N.
oHfSx FIX .',oe, F. e. July TO- as7o
rounded BY euerv luxury that an 'ndulgcnt husband
.denal,h. crasitv y our Northern opvfessoFs with
we Wi san Sunrse Ss' sT I'D
n Southern, garden, mover was tranApantcd frotu
tH , nstiTe sasE Ell jz,,r., .h,t >,
did@fsreve M me-. dasfsst you know my intenss M
ny my nlirgiaaee 70 tho - Donny Iilus Flag"
and married. u Northern mnd4lli, Sic. sem.
pes tJrann,s.,M, which means. =. you know,
think or it, il It not curious thst Latin Ia 10 easy to
trnslAte, ind that 10 many words In our language
hss ss yss sa bsys sSana sa spni, 81
s:% sss;: s aSs sssy o.
II thoss 1orrtd eattIs dia nut lave aecess i all
g,s ;oua not b. fFom :, sdusao1
anclo tcifs no no can't dnd II anywhere.
IAN nfrail III dropped It over thu bridge, md
don't like to acknowledge his careitssness he said
something about IT. being soakxd.
Cousin Lc Roy Is hurc, paying uh visit, having
Just graduated 1t Harvard i don't SEQ how ever
could hhye l!kcd that superficial boy. What do YOU
when " Sefs :, sa'1,t;r ask ,ss Walking, H.
by, md saia, With lilo grealtsf .dsgusi, "Looe
at thas xretehed a"i,aal," and Cousin L. Roy,
Of ", Maud" WHAT coutd lie hayq mount The
tlea 1T saytng such thing to s1si
hut Their hu IL yunng yet, only :s3 and will learn
to be- polite wlon he goes out Into thp 0reat worlu
to.iNorr0W All mel NTe1ppuH luKIt,H
I tear am confirmed spInstcr, I have never
yff soon tho tho mum to whom could condde tho
stneo We parted, tem years ngo, that word would
hnvn hrourht to NV fent. hut no thar worJ shnii
never be sp0kcn.
My ouly, dearest loys rIned away In 4 Northern
puiticai Vqeniors arc confined. IIc ensts,l il, a
alshoush aav So esied
tured, siacsrely hons YOU viii ylsit u this fa!i
IVA aro r<rV. rsru poor. 6nt viii do whatever Iics
IN arr fs,wsf Ia n,nke yonr stay nlca.ant. ''e'
I ssill Isep np ny ptano ksioat, and play much
Tai "a soia i 1ne @ ycstssiay there would hsyo to be a
III IL .oun waa 10
uSx H. et Sas - H.
trcnnonf1s - nma TIM E~vcennr IRA IL" HI ~
ftsnas. lie has bccn at our house sinco lis siec
tion: r. and bs have 0us!aeM r<lSiloa' togethsf.
aet Witch AZ any rato. tsy are tho Sstt Of III cns.
a. hnard thc 2,aveennr NV wEen e % hs va bnr.
"PnsSnoy w You n sfe an bonoSaSe nan, "y.; yery
honoraost , @ 9@1 ht !e M iMe wdsa
@ Unt vu ~ etiJ ~ -. s9t"mTai MnnI - II ,u
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FOR AALE.

fT0K gALE-DR RENT@rRNTS, CAAP.EQtIlFADE
4 Ut a! kinda. Il tls G0ternmeaI uooda Uep9t. vi
RaulolphsL -.
l1oR sALK~a0TiCE 70 sTRRET.R1iLW1Y
= = @Com2au!sa-rhs @ Peoples sailvAy hAye aumIef
hon fare hoxea. viii 10 aola cheaR for llfoflnaton
, 1876-07-28

1tTNA. B1S0ERs, HOWE, WKED. GROVER q
- 1akef and nont,s!o .inE masass .atsaass1
add all attachments. TllOs. u. MARTIN. 1o0 Va.
b&shAv.
E0 MACI1NEA.- LATE IMPROVED. EMBRACING
~ eynfy Kind. for safe, u ply advances u Third
uAuaf Rrlcci money 1oancd On mAchtnes. Private
Loan Ohtee. t1a C!ark.1t.t lto0m 2. 7p.stalrs. -
, 1876-07-28

Ord mn trte.} Etrs. -
At saloon on the Divide there may be seen q
paIr Of very oddly y.matched friends, to-wlt: a
big Newfoundland dog and Wild pigeon. Tie
birds fayo1te place Of rest u upon the dogs
heAfl, and be will allow no one 10 Interfere with
tie arranRement.. The pigeon was trapped In
come very tame, and never leaves lis strange
friend.
, 1876-07-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

yJTAkTED-nOUsE AND LOT on MOSliOE Al.
imi T. W*hlnkton Or rsrx.ay or stHre II Kood
anro Ia clear property. Il. OSBORN Z son, II Ii
NWAETEp-FoH A CUSTOMER a PIECE OF
w central h!!atleA properly Stats, Madison, Clark
stA. 4. rATTEl!SON. ~! Mnslln Ktan- 81. lOom lO
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
GIeanings.

Mr.. A. ]. Lachman, of San Francis
co, is at the Pico.
Mr.. Harmon Spruance, of Chicago,
is at the Pico.
A nobby party will arrive at the St.
Charles by the Mohongo.
A Mr.. Hind has bought land near
Anaheim for an English colony.
Gold opened yesterday morning in
New York at 1l4s.
A mining party went out to Hall
oran Springs yesterday.
Ex-Secretary Delano went to San
Francisco overland Sunday night.
The Wilmington train left yester-
day morning with 90 cars.
J. u. Smith on Also street has S.
600 to loan and forty acres of land to
sell.
The Spanish dramatic company had
a full house ut Merced theatre last
night.
Mr.. L. Ordenstein has returned from
San Francisco with fine stock of ci-
gars.
Il
morning in front of j. u. Smiths store
on Also street. Too much aqua diem
tie did the work.
Sunday night about IL o'clock there
was cry of murder OH Fort street
near First. What it was the police do
not seem to know.
Mr.. Ashton, of Piper's Opera Troupe,
will open at the Merced Theatre, next
Monday night. Among the attrac-
tions he will have splendid violin
ist.
The condition of First street between
Spring and Main is an outrage upon
civilization. The slops, and waste
water from the Jail together with all
the filth of that block accumulates in
the middle of First street. The .citi-
zens around are complaining bitterly.
Steamer Orizaba leaves San Pedro
on Wednesday at o'clock for San
Francisco, and the Los Angeles arrives
from San Francisco to-day.
A fireman was injured Sunday night
in running to the fire. He was acci-
IDENTIFY knocked down by the engine
and had to be carried into the Mar
shal's Office.
Sunday morning at the County
Hospital young Englishman by the
name of G. III. Horsefall suddenly fell
out of q chair dead. He had been in
the Hospital but a short time, and
was formerly employed by Steibel in
the grocery business. He seemed to
be getting better for some days pre-.
vious and consequently his death was
entirely unexpected.
In Mayor Beaudry's Court yesterday
morning two men, names not known,
were brought up for disturbing the
peace. One, being an old offender, got
S25, the other $40, both paid and left.
A Spaniard for drawing his cheese
knife and threatening to slice another
individual, paid $40 for that privilege.
Three plain drunks one of whom was
we'll decorated with red paint on his
face, and another individual who has
a prediction for sleeping on some
one else'hay were altogether fined $40
each. Being their first appearance
before his Honor they were not put in
the chain gang.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
The Gas Movement.

At a meeting of gas consum ers held
at the "Orient" on Saturday night,
the 11th, inst, for the purpose of de-
vising ways and means to obtain re-
duction in the cost of gas, the follow
ing proceedings were had:
The meeting was organized by the
election of J. Whitney as chairman
and p. w. Dooner as Secretary.
The Chairman having stated the
object of the meeting, the Secretary
read the following paper:
WHEREAS, The Gas Company of
Los Angeles maintains the rate of
seven dollars per 1000 feet for gas and
eXacts of the consumers payment at
the said rate.
WHEREAS, The said exaction has
become oppressive and is, as we be-
lieve, unreasonable considered in con-
nection with the cost of production.
WHEREAS, We regard gas-light as
business convenience of the first i'm
portance and aim to secure the same
peIuluucubly anu ut u lcdSoHdDit COSt.
THEREFORE,, The undersigned mu-
tually agree that OH the first day of
April, 1876, or as soon thereafter as
practicable, we will resort to the use
of oil lamps as u means Of illumina-
ton, for all the requirements of busi-
ness, and that we will combine to use
the said lamps for the said purpose, to
the exclusion of gas for one year there
after, or until such time as the Los An
geles Gas Company agree to furnish
gas at reaso Aable rate.
Dooner q Sotelo, Salari g. Whitney,
Theo Wollweber, Peter Thompson, G
Fluhr, l. w Knapp, G A Bonesteel &
Co., G III Bush, A Junge, S p Simonds,
Pearson & Barnard, J 9 Littlefield, r
S Wolf, A J Cannon, G Vaillancour,
Thos Boland, John Welch, Adolpll Re-
bera, Archie Mcbride, Joe Breson,
Fred Gross, McGrath & Glagen, Sat-
ter & Bayer, ID Williams, George
Haines, Edward Evey, G Harmon,
I J Ellis, Baer & Walden, L Mayer,
j G. Roley. V Ponet, n Roth, Swales
& Cuyas N Thatcher, VIM Abbott, II
Signoret.
Statistics showing the price Of gas
in the several towns and cities of the
State were submitted with the view
OF furnishing data for q pro rata val
uation of gas IN Los Angeles, and a
motion to establish the price at four
dollars and fifty cents($4.50) per thou
sand feet was carried unanimously.
On motion, committee of three
were appointed to wait upon the Off
GERS of the Gas Company and inform
them of the action of this meeting to
demand of them the proposed reduc-
tion to obtain their views in relation
to this demand and report the same at
the next meeting. The Chair appoint
ed Messrs. Dooner, Wollweber and
Gerson such committee.
On motion, the Secretary was in
structed to furnish copies of these pro-
ceeding to the several daily newspa-
pers with the request of the meeting
that they be published and to en-
body in his report an invitation to all
consumers Of gas in Los Angeles who
may not have been apprised of their
proceedings, to come in and cooperate.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
ua til Tuesday evening, the 18th inst,
at y o'clock.
=. w, DOONER, Sec.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
The New Express Company.

The speedy results of establishing
the new stage line to Tucson, Arizona,
and what San Diego has lost by the
operation may be seen by the fol-
lowing article which we clip from the
World:
Mr. Chas. H. Wells, on the part Of
Wells Arizona Express Co., passed
several months here trying to make
some arrangement to run their line
from San Diego to Tucson and Pres
colt, but was unable to make any
terms with Kerens e. Mitchell, owing,
it is thought to the interference of one
of the prominent members of the Bulk.
head ring. But, be that as it may,
Mr.. Wells failed to carry out the plan
of thecompany to make San Diego the
headquarters Of that company, owing
to the fact that no fair terms could he
made with Kerens g. Mitchell. He
was then compelled to go TO San Ber-
nardino, and has successfully started q
fast and excellent line of coaches
through to Prescott and Tucson. Now,
Kerens & Mitchell are moving the
authorities to let them remove their
line to the same point, thus taking the
line away from San Diego. This is an
outrage that the people should at once
demonstrate against and forward Pc
tition to Washington protesting
against this change. For eight years
this line has been in successful opera
ton, and has made money for the own
ers, and the only reason for the pro-
posed change is that an opposition to
Wells & Go. can be started. After
having driven away from us an insti.
tuition which would have been of great
benefit TO us, they now want to move
their own slow line away. If they
wish to run opposition, why not do so
fairly-put on fast, four and six horse
coaches, as Wells has done. If they
had done this in the first place, they
would not have lost any business, as
this is the most direct and shortest
line,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14

About one o'clock yesterday morn
Ing the stables of the Spring and Sixth
street railroad company caught fire
and were burned to the ground. The
men who were sleeping in the build
ing had barely time to escape by a
window so rapid was the spread of the
flames, and nine horses in the stable
were burned to death. The engines
were promptly started to the scene of
the fire but one of them stalled in a
mud hole ON the corner of Fort and
Fourth streets and was detained some
time. Neither could possibly have
arrived in time to do any good as the
building was considerable distance
out and was besides of the most COM
bustible material, being frame and
filled with hay. About three o'clock
inth'emorning barn on the premises
of Capt Thorn also took fire and burn
ed down. The loss in the first fire was
about S 800; no insurance. Thesecond
was slight as there was nothing of
value in the. barn. Both oonfiagFa.
tions are thonght to be the work of in-
.aendiaries.
The World Gays; During trial be-
fore Justice Scott few days since an
aboriglnee was introduced to testify
to "the truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the TRUTH" etc. Colonel
Gatewood, ever alive to the best in
terests of his client, questioned the
witness: "Do you know what the ma
ture of an oath is?u mo" "Do you
know anything of heavens" "No.n
''Do you know anything of help"
"No." "Do you know anything Of
Jesus Christ?p The hombre, study
ing minute and getting his ideas all
in a muddle, replied "What do l
know of these things? / just came
here from Lower California;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
Notice,

To consumers of wood and coal:
People wishing TO order wood and
coal at the uptown wood yard will
find an order box at Cameron's mar
ket Orders left there will be attend
ed to on short notice.
ml4-lw G.. w. WHITEHORN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
Attention Carpenters and Painters.

Carpenter aprons and painter suits
to be had at the Important Clothing
House uuder the Lafayette Hotel. =
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
]. M. WHITAKER, A. NJ, M. D.,
Practicing Physician & Surgeon.

GRADUATE Of the Academical and Medi-
~ cal departments of Dartmouth College,
n. II. ONCE I'm Commercial Bank Building,
Main street, rooms and Z, up stairs. Special
office hours, from 5 to A. M. and nom to 5
and to 3 P. NJ. May be found at my ofi1ce at
all other hours unless professionally engaged
elsewhere. Office hours on Sunday nom . to
o Am.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
POSTOFFICE LETTER LIST.

List OF letters remaining IN the Los Angeles
Postof1ice Monday, March 18th, 1876. To OBJ
tain these letters say advertised" All let
tcrs not called for in 80 days will be returned
To the Dead Letter Office:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
Sealed Proposals.

DROPOSALS will be received by the Com
Z mon Council of the city of Los Angeles,
at its session of the 18th of March, 1875, for
constructing a dam across the Los Angeles
river, according to plans and specifications
in the Office of the City Surveyor. All bids
must be handed in to the Clerk of the Com
mon Council on or before IL O'Clock noon,
March 10th, and must be accompanied by the
names of good and sufficient sureties for the
amount of $50, ,OC0 for the faithful performance
of the work, and no bid will be received un-
less accompanied by certified check of 900
or gold coin TO the amount of $1,000, to be de-
posted with the Clerk of the Common Coun-
ell, conditioned, if the proposal is accepted
and the contract awarded, and If the bidder
snail fail or neglect to execute written agree
ment and give the bonds required within six
days after the award is made, then in that
case the said 81 900 shall be paid into the city
treasury by said Clerk as liquidated damages
for such failure or neglect. The terms of pay
ment for said work shall be as follows:
On the completion of one-third of the work,
to be paid one-third of the contract price LESS
$1,000; on the completion of two-thirds of the
work one-third of the contract price, less ST.
600; and on the completion and acceptance
of the whole work, the balance OF the whole
amount due. The Common Council reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
S. b. CASWELL,
Clerk of the Common Council.
Los Angeles, March 10th, 1876
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
.ipsT CLASS BOARD g. ROOMS,
$50 r EW AR ..

VII l. pay the abnge-named reward forthe
] recovery OF my horse, WALKING JOHN,
stolen from Mayor Beaudrg's pasture
mats-tf ii. S. RUSSELL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

EOR SALE.-A bust ness in q neighbor-
l ing town, established five years. Lease
TO run two years at moderate rent. Stock and
fixtures at cost. Liberal terms TO responsible
parties. Apply TO CHAS. V. HALL.
marl2-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
FOR SALE.

A Splendid Bargain. Ono of the best looa-
ted cot tages in the city, ready furnished Tor
sale ut q bargain. Liberal terms. Address
q. thsoiice.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
District COurt-SEpULvEDA. ].

MONDAY, March 13.
Watson VS. Carrillo-Set for April 10th at 10
q m.
Foster VS. Jenkins-Set for April 10th ut 2
pm, -.
Machado VS. Machado-Set for April llth at
2pm.
Meincer VS. Rowland ct al-Demurrer, set
for argument April llth at 10 a m.
Smith ct al VS. Carey ct al-Motlon 10 IN
spect documents argued, submitted and de-
MED.
Newmark VS. Santa Cruz-Demurrer sub
mitted aad two days given to file points.
Irvine ct al VS. O'Neil @: al-lnjunctlon
granted as prayed form complaint.
Childs VS. Chipley-Application to have his
Attorney, Thos III Smith, changed and his
own name entered as his own Attorney;
granted.
Baker VS. Avise-Demurrer submitted.
Marshall VS. Beaudry-Motion for new trial
submitted; days given to file points.
Probate COurt.---O'MELvENEY, ].
MONDAY, March Is.
Estate of Palomares-Final account sub
mitted TO Court and taken under adyisement.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14

County sO'MELVENEY, J.
MONDAY, March b.
French w Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Argument had and judgment Tor defendants;
10 dayS STAY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
CRIMINAL PLEADINGS.

CKIMINNI PLEAUINUSs
People VS. Ruttgar-Motion to dismiss ac-
ton allowed and defendant discharged.
People VS. Henrygan- filed, over
ruled, plea not guilty, set for nth at 10
a m.
People VS. Preston-Demurrer overruled;
Set for the 18th at 10 a m.
People VS. Scully-Argued and taken under
advisement till tomorrow.
People VS. Gonzales Demurrer, set for 18th
at 8 q m.
People VS. Holt-Plea not guilty; set for the
Goth.
People VS. Eams-Plea not guilty; set for
Monday Goth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

THE members ofthe Catholic Total Abstl,
i nencc Society are particularly requested
TO meet at their rev hall, corner OF Main ana
second streets, on Sunday at l% Pm.
By order OF the President marlO-2%
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14

. OOMS AND q Three gentle
I men and their wives can be accOmmo-
dated with single or suites OF rooms and
board, corner Fort and Franklin streets, one
block from Court House. Inquire at rs Main
street. marll-1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
STOCK REPORT.

BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Herald.l
SAN FRANCISCO, March l3.
MORNING QUOTATIONS..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
AnN WAGONS FOR SALE by VIM.
I wv Stoddard, No. 7S Main street.

E0R SALE.-A new and commodious
] dwelling house, in desirable situation,
commanding q fine view. Price, 81 800, with
very easy terms OF payment Also, building
lots in all parts of the city for sale on the in
stallment plan. BRONX & MITCHELL,
Room @, Com mercal Bank
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-14
COURT REPORTS.

Fl. X. w. BENT, p. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
QUESTIONS OF REGISTRATION.

The appication of Thomas Reilly for a man
damus against the inspectors Of the Eighth Election
District of the Xth Assembly DstIct To compel them 10
register him. noticed in yesterday, TEBrNE came up
Yesterday before Judge Barrett in Supreme Court
Chambers Reilly naturdl2rd IN Schuylkil County,
PcnH I6 years ago and hs certificate was duly at'~cc
ry the prothOnotary Of the court He has been regis
tcrcd several times this certificate, hut this time one
OF the inspectors objected. Tie other three appeared
Yesterday, aud the blame was thrown on the absent
member Judge Barrett informed them that ccrth-
cate OF naturalization is never properly signed hy
Judge, and that the pr0thouoary OF "A fcnnsi wanna
Court OF Common Pleas is the clerk oi one oil
courts .-..
A moro lnpo-tani question raised before the same
io in thq Fourth Election District Of the With h~semby
District Mr. la Fave II old resident Of the CITY. h
in lS7j left it To take MP residence ~ Cold SpHuG Pnt
nam County lie returned 10 tins city. which VIII hehc
forward hi permanent residence, IN rcptnltr la-l
He claims that he Is entitled 10 registration iur the %
nose Of voting for state and National candidates, II NOT
Tor Local officers The law requires voter To ne c'i
zen and 10 have resided for year III the STATE luut
months in the cOu ". and 30 days IN the election ds
tllct Before the last amendment To thr COhNh non i
was sunpnsed that q change If residence Wlihn Ut
county dd afcct the night 10 vote on county oiccIs
ar FROM county county within the stat" TO Nul" on
state officers Under the new Constitution. II u claimed
tho rule strict and il l. this question which wa SUI
mitcd To Judge Barrett yesterday. Ills decision III tr
case reserved.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

engnebouses they will be arrested, as they cannot
claim those spots as residences which do not belong 20
them aud for which they have paid no rent besdes 'e
instances already mentioned many more might I've gwen
where persons registered from places wher' ty
are stayng temporarily this ward. This is true "f
Charles Fisher, at No. 337 GOldst; Peter Doh-
nelly. No 327 James Mccormick. No 3Jo ana
Henry O'Neill. No. 32s HudsOnst. On Johnson
street are Terence smith, at No 20i. Charles NJ Jo-
SON No l2s and John Ward, No $50. all OF whom nave
been only few days in their present places Many nave
also been scattered along Myrtleave III spots Judlcosy
selected: William Ii. Harough at No 223 seiah D
Bernhard No 1873; John Connell No. l67 and Samuel
Digeins No I27. Many OF the places from which per
sons register on Navyst scarcely be called resi-
dences, wretched is their appearance Bnt even on
this street persons have been content 10 take temporary
quarters. OF these AT least four have not hVed
there even the 80 days requisite to constitute a
residence These are James smlth, AZ pcu ~ IA -;
Howard DOnnclly, at No l4O, Henry CanphcI' AT
No 1856, and Patrick smons at No - Oh ~ w
James Rhatyn at No " ana Jonh 00iulnE, a ~ ~; i,,t
were in the same list Two also discovered IN DnI
Francis L. Clarke, at No los ana hopIt H.
WcD0ngald AT No. 1871 on Raymond-st. were three
Patrick LNran at No. II, John Ganey at No ~, ana
Bernard Gancy al No 76 These are few OF the many
instances that might be furnished Of cases that occurred
within circuit OF few blocks, ana tat came Wltlu t
observation OF me reporer vi coF1 me thrsc two
districts of the Eleventh Ward many more ulEh u us
closed when tue arrests have been made hut they are
sufficient 10 indicate the prevalence o IIu Mi,.l % d
small circuit. and from tins II may he Jud cd what mas
sons mentioned above may b. able explain the rregu-
larties IL has been charged by Democrats that negroes
have been scd 10 colouizc certain Oca along Atlantic
ave. Although OF the KIND may nave Oc-
cured it is noteworthy that Of the thousands of charges
that have ern made not one rs yet has been clearly
proved against negro. The greater portion OF Inc yer
implicated Irishmen, WITH few Americans ana
Germans
Doubtless there are yet many cases that have not
come TO the knowledge Of the authorizes, ana many
OF them may not discovered Some of the rtpeatcrs
have evidently been frightened by what has been d"ic
10 detect them. In district on Monday Ve men VINO
had registered falsely came 10 the polling place ana iad
their names taken of They said tHy had found thci
lived in another district" Many, however despite an
6Oariing-hOuses and from vacant lots. Al ole-
polling place On Myrte-ave. number OF rIiahs came
together 20 have their eurvlied. what Us tue
number of your hOuSeW asked OF one oi thcIl'
no" was his answer. CHANGING moment dter to
look nj plan living on the table OF vacant lots III whch
NO 17O" was included ne returned to the inspectors
and asked them TO change his number to loS nsead OF
40 as he had ." made a mistake