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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-12
TELEGRAPHIC
APACHES,
RaidiBR In Sonora

Tuscon, A. T., 11.-Prof. &. B. Cliff
ford, of Washington, has just 1eturned
from Ures, Sonora where he has been
examining mines for an eastern
syndicate. On the afternoon of the 5th
he with Jas. Walton, Of Fl Paso, were
attacked by band Of Apaches thi:ty
miles southeast of Ures. Walt n was
seriously wounded In the left shoulder
and Clifford received a wound on the
right side. Clifford saved Walton from
falling into the hands Of the Apsches by
holding him on MS horse till out Of their
reach. He states that that section OlSonors
is swarming with Apaches.
. The Stor'S Mexican advices of the
8th from Hermovill0, Sonora, say parties
Just arrived from Ures report the depre-
datiOns in that section most fearful.
Over 700 warriors are in the Mszatlin
mountains near Urea and make daily
raids IL the valleys Ia small bodies,
burning crops and houses and numbering
the inhabitants. During the past twelve
days fOrty-dye persons have been muir
dered within 8 radius Of twenty
five miles OF Ures. Among the victims
"a LszraO Velencia, a wealthy citizen of
Uras. Two prominent! government
officers are among the murdered. Last
week they attacked the rancho Vie Joe.
The fight lasted four hours. Four Of the
rAnchers were killed, And the remainder
wounded. Nine Apaehes were left on
the field. The approach OF body of
Mexican troops caused them to retreat.
The ApsGdes are fcon San Carlos
agency, ali armed vita Winchests: rifles,
and use cartridges .tamped U. S. The
Mexieans are poorly armed With muzzle
leaders. sThe country is terrorized, bust
neas paraIyzsd, settlers flying from their
ranches to Ures, and all available Mexi-
can troops are being concentrated to
operate agsiust them.
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Kentucky EIecfinn-

Louisville, 1.-THE official vote OF
this county shows Webb is elected
county clerk over EghoA, By forty-three
msjority. The total vote is I9, 745. Re-
turns from the state came in slowly. and
there has nothing developed which
would tend to break the prediction made
a week ago, namely, that democrats viii
elect Henry clerk of the appellate court
By 8, 800 majority.
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Mean 10 Meapy.

New York, 11.-Priyate dispstebes
received here to-day say that Stephen j.
Meany, well-known Irish agitstor. was
arrested yesterday at Ennis, frelsn5. Re
had just arrived at Ennis, his native
place, when he was taken into custody by
the police. He left this city for Ireland
two weeks ago. Previous to his densTt.
ure his friends advised MIN mt ~ 90
where he would be liable to arrest.
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Strike.

Cohoes, n. Y, 1l,-As a result OF q
mass meeting last night, the executive
committee OF Harmony Mill ''stsv ontsii
claim q decrease Of tWenty-tbree in The
working force of weavers. and nrono ise
two more to quit to-day. A decisive
struggle will be made on Monday.
, 1882-04-21

WE chesriully present in our
columns the open letter of c. NJ,
Bradshaw, Esq, TO AIonzo Leland,
Of Idaho. Mr.. Bradshaw has repre-
sen,ed these counties in the LegisIa'
ture many times, and his conduct as
representative has been unseIhsh,
able, fearless and conscientious. If
Mr.. Leland's article was read only
by the Western Washington people,
no answer would be necessary; but
as it reaches other communities he
has 1--WE think wisely conluded to an"
swer bv published letter.
, 1882-04-21

DEATH BY SUICIDE.-It becomes our
painful duty to chronicle the death on
Sunday last of Jacob j. Rogers, an old
and respected citizen Of Dungeness, who
ended his mortal career by cutting his
throat with razor. Deceased was
nearly % years of age at the the time OF
his death, having been born in Chester
Co., Penn, in June 1880. From his
native state he emigrated to Puget
Sound, arriving at Seattle in the fall OF
1853. In the spring of 1854 he went to
Sequim Bay with another settler named
Jones and there the two started o little
store. Shortly afterwards Mr.. Rogers
settled upon tract of land few miles
below Dungeness where he made o
splendid farm and where he lived the
greater part of the time during the
twenty-eight years following. About the
year 1864 he returned to the eastern
states where he was shortly afterwards
United in matrimony to Miss Esther
Entriken with whom he lived happily
till the day of his death. He was known
as quiet, peaceable citizen, and served
in many important positions Of public
trust in his county-besides serving in
the territorial Legislature. in 1878,
and being for long time in the
government employ as Inspector OF
Customs in this district and keeper OF
the Dungeness light house. No
cause is known for his last, rash act,
except that he had been greatly
depressed in spirit for few months
over the serious illnesss OF his wife,
declaring frequently that he couldn't
stand it to see her suffer, THAT he
would not die after her." &c. The
family and friends were greatly
shocked on Sunday to find him in the
barn, cold in death. He leaves consid-
cradle property, which he had thought
fully caused to be made over to his
wife in fee simple. The remains were
brought to this place and buried in the
masonic cemetery, he having been
member Of that fraternity. The
remains of the three children born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers, who all died
young, will be brought here for inter
ment with their father. The grief
stricken widow has the sincere sympathy
of very many friends. She will soon
return east.
, 1882-04-21
U. LAND OFFICE, OLYMPIA, W.T.,
April Is. 1882.

&c Is hereby given that JOHN FLEM.
ING has filed notice OF intention to make
final proof before the Clerk Of the Probate
corrf. at his Office, In New Dungeness, W. r.,
ON Friday the 26th day OF NAV, a. d., lssI
on homesica application, No. i)hT. for the ne
ar OF nv a. N hf of ne or AMI Sc ar of ne ar OF
sec -, Up SIN, II II west. He numes as wit.
ncs-es. Mari Nelson, owen McCann, Lyman
lam county, W.T.. 7. BROWN, Register.
, 1882-04-21
u. S. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA. W. II.
Anil 10 1900

notice is hereby given that MART
NELSON , has filed notice of intention to
make final proof before the Clerk. ofthe Pro
bate Court, Mt his office I'm new Dungeness
w 7, on Friday the 26th day of NAV A ID,
l5s2 on Pro.enDti0n ID 80. SEQ, for the NV
or Of sec %. tn 81 ID, r II west, He names IA
WIZ, e,,s nh nii ~ ny
ClnllAm eeuntN, W. 7. j. I. BROWN. Reyister
, 1882-04-21

A NoTE from Rev. Jno, Reid, written
in Portland, informs us that he will be
home tomorrow and resume his routine
church duties, His subjects on Sunday
will be- Observation-Disclosures evening
-"Church Bells and their lessons" On
Sunday, the 30th inst. he will preach
the funeral sermon of the late Mrs.
Eisenbeis.
, 1882-04-21
Delinquent Tax Notice.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE

DHEHIFF OFFIUE
Jefferson Co. w. T.
All taxes for the year 1881 remaining
unpaid are now delinquent and unless
paid on or before the first day OF May
next, will be advertised and sold accord
ing to law. Taxes received at @. G..
Bartlett & Cos store.
B. $. MILLER.
1Otw Sheriff Of Jefferson Co., w. T.
, 1882-04-21

imputc evil motives to those who differ
with You, he careful that yours are with
ont the taint you would charge upon
others.
G. NJ. BRADSHAW.
, 1882-04-21

MAJ. j. II. Hayden, U. s. Internal
Revenue Collector, of Olympia, is in
town.
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ted TO be new TO nearly all ofthem. But is
this reason sufficient? Would such men as
Sanger Bros, CASTOR & Thomas, Adams a.
Leonard, J, G. OConnor, and others who
might be named, lose their business
capacity to manage such an enterprise
because forsooth they had stock in the
same2 Nay, verify, let them take into
that the same practical methods
they do into their mercantile, banking or
other business, scrutinize well the qualili'
cations of their employees Just as they do Of
their clerks, statesmen, etc In their present
positions, and your figures show very plainly
Mr.. Editor, that the margin for profit IL,
at the lowest, very handsome.
Now let me plead for our men OF means
to take look at the Terrell factory il there
are still any doubling Thomases, and
then subscribe to the capital stock in fine
figures at least, There are dozen or more
firms in Dallas which could inaugurate the
first enterprise, then others could be or
gani1ed afterwards and they could do this
without injury to other Investments.
One other thing Please don't wait until
every one hundred or five hundred dollars
subscription is taken before anything is
done. If five or ten men can establish
factory, let them do so, and there is no
doubt that more than one mill can be
started, and every man who wishes TO do
so can invest. II. j..
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Yc., Cotton i,actorlc. For pa,,a,.

To tho Editors Of, tho Herald.
DAtLAs September S, lSS2.-lour edito.
rial in the HERALD to-day upon cotton fac.
tories isso pertinent and suggestive tha, Il
seems manifest that the conference Of our
business men tomorrow morning can find
therein all the data necessary to urge them
forward to the speedy establishment In our
midst OF one or more factories. The writer
With others, visited the factory ut Terrell 4
few weeks ago, and the censclcss hum OF
machinery and the hundreds of busy fin.
gcrs handling the ileecy staple inspired n,
Dallas men with the idea that II was nrr.
postcrous aud n shame that our city Of
which We boast 80 much has no such enter
prise IN her midst, while little Terrell
shows her S0o, 900 invested, setting IN mo-
ton twenty-five hundred splndlts and
thirty looms.
There seems TO be only Que reason why
Dallas has not her mills In operation NOW,
wig: Her men Of means are tiniid about
<aking hold VI an enterprise that il ain,i,
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Smoke Duke of Durham cross cut. Best
in the world.
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- .
NIENIA


MEXn, September $, lSS2.-Dr. W. L.
Becson, president of the Tehuacana uniyer-
sity for the last twelve years, died very
suddenly, and was buried this morning.
lie was u very popular man and well known
all over the state.
J. II. Woilord, editor Texas Observer,
Dallas, published last week thut Conrad
Terrell, n Goddeiying youth, of TohWcanu,
was instantly killed by lightning on the
18th instant" The above article has stirred
quite an excitement, because Conrad Terrell
was well known in our town as n good and
honest boy. He has many relations here
amongst our best families. lie was the
pride and support of his old mother, In
whose presence he was killed, and his rcpu-
tation in general was good deal better
amongst our citizens than that OF the editor
ofthe Texas Observer during the time he
was living in our town; aud why the rover.
end editor of n good Christian paper should
give such u death blow'to Mrs. Terrell, by
publishing such an infamous article, is UNI
cNplainablo to anyone here
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" Plate SIN with gold, says the poet "and
til strong lance Of justice hnrtless breaks
Arm il in rags II Rigmy sstraw doth pierce
~ The same principle applies to thous-
ands of quaCk medicines now IN the mar
ket. Extrayagant and specious advertise
ments and elaborate wrappings are the
means employed TO swinde u credulous
public, one trial proves the worthlessness
of the article. DR., Swayne merely calls at
tention to his Ointment for itching piles,
relying entirely upon its merit for its sale.
Intense itching after getting warm in bed
Is now thing of the past.
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No Cure for ConslmptIon.

ineto IN no cure lor consumption, Wheth-
or of the lungs, bowels or kidneys; yet tho
patient may be spared to long years of life
and the fatal termination kept from ap-
preaching II Browns Iron Bittcrs are used.
This medicine Strengthens the weakened
parts, restores to healthy action the i'm.
paired functions, and stops all decay and
wasting away OF the organs affected. IL is
the best llic-giving medicine ever invented
and thousands OF living witnesses stand
ready to affirm the truth of this assertion
A trial bottle will convince You of It's
Morris
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Are you disturbed at night aud broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering aud cry
ing with the cycruciating pain of cutting
teeth! II so, go at once and get bottle OF
Mrs. Wmslows Soothing Syrup 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon It; there is no mistake
about it. There is not mother ON earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell Won
nj once that IL will regulate the bowels, and
give rest to the mother and reici and health
10 the child, operating like magic. II is
perfectly safe to use in all cases, and pleas
ant to the taste and is the prescription OF
one of the oldest and best female physicians
a>d nurses in the Uditcd States. Sold
.rcyeA cntSabottlc where. -
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@sdicai
ttledicai.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
--TAkE---
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IT SAVED THE PEOPLE OF sAVANNAH
GA. WHO USED 1T THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876

MEssEs. J, H. ZEIuS & Co,
GESTLENEN We, the undersigned, Engineers
on the Georgia Central Railroad, in grateful OBJ
legations for the benefits we received from the
use 1f simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic In Savannah, Georgia
IN the summer and fall Of lS76 desire to mako
the following statement. That during the
aforesaid Epidemic, we used the medicine
known as simmons Liver Regulator prepared
by j II. Zcilin & CO., and though exposed to
the worst miasmatic influences Of The yellow
Fever by going in aud coming out of Savannah
ut different hours of the night and also In
spending entire nights In the city during the
prevalence of this most Fatal Epidemic. with
but the single exception of one OF us, who was
taken sick, but speedily recovered, we con.
tnued in our usual good health a circumstance
we can account for IN no other way but BY the
effect under Providence Of the habitual and Goa
unued use of simmons Liver Regulator while
we were exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria
Respectfully yours C. b. Patterson, John T.
Collins, Jas. l. Mallcttc, Melton + Cooper
pb-Always asks your Druggists for hr. sim.
mons Liver Regulator aud be sure to see those
identical words printed on the label, and having
thereon n red u Trade Mark, Seal and signature
Of j, II Zclin * Co None other is Genuine
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GottSru.

rs- THE PUBLIC ARE ASKED To Rp,nS
DRAWN IN AUGUST. ~ ~
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Itching rl,es-symp,om. and Cures.

Tho symptoms and moisture like pcrs
pirntlon intense itching, particularly at
night ohcr getting warm in bed, seems rs
u pin worms were crawling IN and about
lhe rcctImi the private parts are often ai.
sure cure. Also Tor all SKIN diseases.
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TRUSTEES:

J. L. BARBOUR. Preeidmt: @. O. DUMCAnSoN
VICE President; n. ID. LARNER. Secretary; THoNAS
0OMEBvIILE Treasurer: JOHN B. LARNER A
turnev: FRANCIS MILLER. L Z. JOHNSON JOIN
v00T. WASH. b. WILLIAM. aS-eo1n
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

COR SALE.ONE OF THE MOST ELIGIBLE LOTS
ON Columbia Heights; grand site for first class
snbnrban residence; lot 100 by 100 feet. Address
GREGORY, Star office. fIS3te
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DARE OPPORTUNITY.

o,,o,,,,-x,r
II
and VELVET CARPETS, which were made for Gus
toners and NOT USED and which we will sol, .t re.t
----------------
DE- r,nv,
BOYS AND CHILD2EN's CLOTHING AT FOR
1890
Our idea is to CLEAR THEM OUT. We do not stop
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Editor.

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Oh sEsc AGyerssn.en.s orders FOR the paper by mai
All otherwise neqya any information business
can be seut tay or ni-h:, free cf ciiarye
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X ING's PALACE.
81 SEVENTH STREET.
TAKE NOTICE!
STILL ANoTHER REDUCTION IN OUR PRICES
BEFORE REBUILDING.
200 dozen HATS of every style and shape. in Felt,
aty a az o ra q .d tn ate't fashion and best
100 dozen Of PLUEs in al the desired shades and
coiors' at Toe, ST. sl.25. sl50. 81. -. 80, 10 So
OSTRICH TIPS. in every color. from 25c. to 81
MAGNIFICENT assortment of FRENCH FLOWERS a
wonderfully low prices.
RIBBONS, in all widths and oolors. in Satin Gro.
Grain, Brocaded, surah. at loc.. l5c., 2oc.. 25c.
Elegant Brocaded watered SASH RIBBONS. at SOC.
aud 6oc a yard, sold formerly at 81. IS.
sATINs. SILKS; PLUsHEs. yELvETs. at fully 40
per cent less than regular value.
LACES in real and imitation latest design, fully
Az per cent less than regular price.
FIJI GRs Ins Of of The best =. EpS q Pck TREBLE
mourning ontfit Will do web 70 examine stock Of
English Black Treble Grape and Trimming.
The balance Of lovely pattern HATS ana BON
offer Will lie refused.
We also offer the following goods:
CHILDREN's ULSTERs. a.sl Is to a.
LADIES'. at $ and -.
A fun line of CIRCULARS and cLoAKs. at So .
Elegant JACKETS. atsa. 90. 50 and S.
Our stock Of LINEN and SILK HANDKERcHIEFs
LACE COLLARS and FICHUS, GLOVES ao1
HoSIEhf and LADIES VESTS must go. no mat
ter how low the price.
THIS REDUCTION WILL HOLD GOOD FOR TWO
WEEKS ONLY.
KINGS PALACE,
IA 6l4 I'll, STREET NORTHWEST.
DOUGLASS.
CONTINUATION
OF THE GREAT SALE OF
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES
TWO CASES MORE
Of those Thoroughly Made and Trimmed
CHEMISE AND DRAWERS,
49, AT DC EACH.
make lowe prices than ever before for the quality
LASS
j2s NINTH STREET.
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N EQUINOX. when Geld in WINTER when
OUsssed IN SUMNER. buy bottle of
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SAo"N's. PHILADELPHIA.). and you viii secure An
asslese which VIII you weu-ALL THE YEAR
BOUND. AZ
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-FINE OFFICES, AT 5ls SEVENTH
Il street northwest. formerly occupied by me. LARGE
hrproof vault with continuation lock iron safe. desks
and counters gas and water. Immediate possession
west fi6-lw
NOR RENT-OFFICES OPPOSITE THE PATENT
+ Otfes ct low rates to good permanent tenants. o.
Z. GkEEN ITO ID street. f9lOs
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Proceedings OF Parliament.


LoNDoN, October 26,-Thc house of com.
mons was crowded this evening.
Sir Charles Dixie, under foreign secre.
tary, replying to Mr.. Arnold, said no con.
vention had been concluded with Egypt
for changing the construction of the army
of occupation IN Egypt. In reply to Sir
Robert Buxton, conservative, he said Sou
dan and upper Egypt were undoubtedly
disturbed, but the newspaper reports were
exaggerated. He also stated that Great
Britain had not been consulted in regard to
the appointment of Baker Pasha, but the
government did not object TO his appoint.
mont. lie said the khediye was most anx.
ious for the appointment OF Baker Pasha.
Mr.. Gladstone in moving vote
of thanks To the commander, officers and
men of the British army in Egypt,
oaid he would ask the house Of commons
to commit itsel: TO the government policy
lie said the Indian contingent was worthy
of brotherhood into which they had enter.
ed. II would be the duty of the govern.
ment TO propose suitable annuities for
Admiral Seymour and General Wolseley,
who he said, had accepted peerages. lie
spoke for an hour, and concluded with
pcroration on the confidence the country
might repose In It's military forces.
HOUSE of LORDS.
Lord Granville foreign secretary, moved
vote OF thanks to the British army In
Egypt, similar 10 that moved by Mr.. Glad.
stone In the house OF commons, Lord
Salisbury seconded the molten, and 4 was
carried without discussion.
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special 10 the Herald
McGRRooR, October Co., About 10 O'Clock
last night couple of carpenters, names
not known, while engaged Ia game Of
cards, became involved in dispute, which
suited in one cutting the other twice in
the shoulder aud once ia tAe face. The
former is dangerously hart, The pefty
who did the cutting He'd and has not been
heard from since.
A gentleman from Waco Is here for the
purpose OF starting daily newspaper about
November lst
Land agents are busy and lots are selling
rapidly. The settlers are illing up the
town in manner which indicates u pros.
porous place at an early date, Farmers are
coming IN by scores TO dispose Of their cot.
ton, which finds prompt purchasers at good
prices, Cotton buyers are here 10 force,
and consequently shipments to Waco have
ceased. There have been transferred at
this place since September 18th s,llS bales
OF cotton for Galveston and points north
The freight transfer is running night aud
day. Each road has strong force OF labor.
ers and clerks kept very busy and so suo-
cessiully organized that perfect satisfaction
Is given, both to the railroad managers and
the patrons OF the two lines.
The pay car passed up the road yostes-
day, aud all the boys are happy.
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( fSrARiiSHEp isss.
I fRlCk f,NE IENTS

wagon; purse, $l00. Entries, McDannelrs
en- &. Carman, J. W, Briskillis b. <. Dot,
Jim Taylor's ch, c. clifford.
First Heat-Carman first, Dot second
Clifford third. Time. a.5Sl.
Second lleat-Carpan first, Clifford sec.
ond, Dot third. Time l,hS 81.
Third Racc-Mile and half dash; purse,
SIS totrst, Sl0o; to second, SIS. knire
Warren. Nix's ch. I. Eulalie. A. l.. Brock =
hr, IN, Pilgrim, NJ +. lockwood's b h. Doc,
Gieson, Won by Plgrim. Time: 2Sa. \
., ne following charters were ted to-day;
kelley's flow Manufacturing company, of
l.ongyiew, capital $4,000, Freestone
county Cooperative association, Patrons
OF Husoandrv, capital stock So, 1900. princi.
pal office at Fairfield
Mr.. Clark, of Colorado. appointed some
llme ago supervising architect Of the new
capitol, has accepted and will be here In u
few days.
Ntour'blt lands are in great demand.
A telegram was received from New YORK
To-day Offering 20 cents per acre ior 1000.
900 acres.
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itastroI,.



BAsrRor, October 96.--ln the distric,
court Sam Jones, for robbery, got seven
years in the pcnitentiary; Dimps Dyers,
theft OF horse, seven years Henry HIamil.
ton, assault two years. The grand Jury
found only twenty.one bills. Court will all.
lourn In u day or two, there being q very
liHht docket
Judge Hancock Is gaining ground every
day in Bastrop county, and very reasonably
hopes TO carry this county over Davis bv n
small majority It's hard matter TO find
an American who will vote for Davis. Ol
course the freedmen will give Davis their
solid support, hut they vote only 900 OF
1920 voters. The German vote Is about
400, majority of whom will support Han.
cock. At these figures we may allow 90
absentees and the county will stlll be ahead
for Hancock. Some of Wash Jones most
ardent supporters are enthusiastic for Han.
cock, and appear asanxious to defeat Davis
as they are TO elect Jones.