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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-11

Passengers will be called for and de-
liyered to any part of this city; parcels
and freight to and from the Lake will
be delivered with desired promptltude'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-11

This line justly boasts OF the most
modern rolling stock, the best Of horses
and most expert and careful drivers OF
any stage line on the Coast. Je3
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-08-11
CARSON OPERA HOUSE!
SATURDAY, AUGUST is. IS.
FAREWELL BENEFIT.
MR.. JAS. OWENS.
PART FIRST.

Violin Solo Master Isaac Tobriner.
Duett (Schubert's Serenade). .........
Mrs. D. A. Bender, J. E. Owens
Vocal Solo. g. =. Eeasey'
Recitation (s'The Signal Man Asleep'o..
w. Rountree.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Tie heavy and continuous fail oi rain, for four days ending last Mon day evening, following 30 closely the recent snow storm, has completely saturated the ground and rendered the roads deep and heavy. It has practically put stop to teaming for the present and it will be some little time yet before any considerable amount of coke for the Old Dominion Company, or supplies for our nier- chants, can be brought in. The sup ply of coke at the shelter was ex- hauSted Monday evening, making it necessary to close down. Operations at the mine had been discontinued the dily previous. It is an unfortunate state of affairs but large amount of coke is en route from Wilcox and an early resumption at the mine and smelter is probable.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

From the Epitaph we learn that the adjptant-general of the governors staff, NJ. H. sherman, IS visiting the different towns in the territory, re. organizing the territorial militia Under the new rule be IS permitted to muster a company of thirty-iye men in each town and place them on the roll of the territorial militia. Gov Tritle has arranged for the provision free, of all aecoutrelnents, including guns, and in case of demand for duty. sufficient camp oqnipage.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
GLopE. \. N. pee. 9a. lss4.

9L3bE; At i-t Jlsc- osf, 1oSA'
 Board met pursuant to adjournment Present Robertson, Westmeyer and Fisl. Minutes of Dec, 9tb, 27th and 2ath read and approved.
 Probate Judge attended in accor. dance wilh law, and allowed the fol- lowing claims r c. Robertson, ser. wees as Supervisor for the quarter ending Dec. 31, 1884, aud mileage, s52t F " Westmeyer, services as Super. sor forquarter ending Dec, q, 1884 $50 z. A Fisk, services as Supervisor for quarter ending Dec. 3l 1884, Ss0.
 The following claim was allowed bJ the Board; Geo. " sterri.t, sergieei as clerk for the quarter ending Ilec 8l. 1881, s125.
 The Chairman reported the approval Of the bonds of B. E. pascoe, Sherif elect and G A. swasey, Probate Judge elect
 On motion it was ordered that tht assessment on the property of Mrs N ). Moore be reduced to the extent q s1 ,0Q9, for tho reason that the said Mrs. M V Moore is | widow, and hel property $ by law exempt from taxa, tign so that alnoulst
 Tho above minutes were read ana approved, and on motion tho Board ladjonrned.
 iEo. " srEaairr Clerk ! Approved R c 3onEe1 N Chairnan
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

The mines and smelter of the San Carlos Copper Company, which were shut down during the recent heavy rain, have resumed and will, it is ex. pected, continue to run. They have about a months supply of coke on hand. The company have taken six months working bond on six claims owned by Jacob Schneider. situated about i've miles from their works. The consideration is SlO0O. Work has been begun on several of tbe claims and ore is being packed on burros to the smelteF.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Mr. and Mrs, Charles A. Fisk hand somely entertained number of friends on New Years night. Music, dancing and cards afforded amusement, and a sumFtuous collation. was greatly en- joyet by all present, The agreeable hosttss was constant in her attention to the guests and with very happy resnlts
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
Notice of Forfeiture.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO II. IN W Fiske Administrator of estate of Frank Eutterfeld, CT to whom lt may con eeril, that the undersigned has performed tte annual assessment work for the year I6S4 on tile Gladiator mine in Globe Nm ing District, Glla County, AFi2ona, and you are hereby notified that unless you pay yonF proportion if the same t0-wit, SsS ga within ninety days from the date of the publication ef tllis notice, your interest in said mine will Dc forfeited to the under signed accarding Co law and you will also pay for this advertisements
 AIDNX0 BAILEY,
 w. q. McNELIsY. Globe, A. \ Jan. 2 1885. jan3e0d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
noAnp oF srPnnyasoRs.

GLoBS, A. T., Dec 27, 1881 Board met pursuant to adjournment, Preseut Westmeyer, Fisk; absent Robertson.
 On motlcn, Antonio Cruz was au- thorized to board, lodge and nurse Luciano Galiego, an indigent sick per. son, at two dollars per day.
 On motion Board adjourned to meet Monday, Dec. 29th, 1884.
 G;Eo. W STERRlrT, Clerk. Approved, P. c. ROBERTSON, Chairman,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

John il. Eaton believing in the scriptural injunction, 1t is not good for maii b live alone has taken Co himself a wife in tho person of Miss Aline Anderson The marriage was celebrated in Tucson, at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. L. Henry, last Sunday afternoon The happy couple arrived in Globe on Wednes- day and have gone to housekeeping in Mr. Eaton's residence on Broad street. The bride is spoken of as being an omiablaand accomplished yeung lady, highly esteemed by her large circle of acapaintanees in Tucson. The BELT tenders congratulations with the wish that their matrimonial lie may bc one N! uuallaTed happiness
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

We are pained to record the death of J. K. Nichols, which occurred this morning at 4 o'clock, after protract- cd illness. The deceased had large circle of friends in Globe, who will feel iorrow at bis denise and sympa- thy for the bereayed widow.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

The relocation of mines, which had reverted to the United States by rea- son of failure to do the requisite an- nual work, is said to De about sixty. Some of them are regarded as yalua- hla
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
CiIcaE, "A. T.. Dec. 29 l88I

N'AfNNtt~f ANF As+f AflNi1F Nrffg' ANfA|'Ns.
 Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present W'estmeysr and Fisk; absent
 Robertson, Chairman.
 On motion Supervisor Fisk was elected Chairman, pro tenn.
 The following claims were allowed and warrants ordered drawn for same: c. schnlze, jury certificate, $2; q. c. Tebbs, wood for jail, SIS; T. T. Over ton, clerk of election at McMilleu, etc, S860; David B, Harer, iudge election, Renc $5; 4. 4. Packard, in- speetor eleehon, Reno, S5, D. B. Ma gee, clerk election, Reno, 8: Florance Packard, judge election, Reno, s; J. B. Laufer, clerk election, Reno, $5; claim of ARIZONA SILVER BKLr, for printing election proclamation, from which S9 was deducted by the Board at the meeting held Dec, 8, 1884, was reeonsidered, and on motion the claim for $9 additional was allowed and . warrant ordered drawn for same.
 The following report of committee was received. The report of the com mittee of tho Board appointed Nov. 10th to contract for the building of a fence or wall around the jail, is here by submitted:
 December 9th we opened the various bids, and found that Alfred Kinney $ was the lowest and accepted the same as per specifications posted in the Sheritfs 5 office. Said bid was for $500. The work is now in course os con- struetinn
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

It IS not generally understood here that there is a maifsix times a week from Riverside to Tncson. via Manley- vile This is the shortest and best route between Globe and Tucson, re- quiring only tweuty-four hoars to make the trip.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

A number of intimate friends of Mir. and Mrs, VI. T. Gam assembled at their residence on Friday night where the hours were whiied away in dan cing. Tie host and hostess had m inkling of their coming and regally prepared bounteous repast.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Manly R. Chamberlin, who has been confined 10 his room and bed for the past twenty days, has so far conya- lesced as to be out of bed, and with proper care will soon regain his accus- toned health.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

The editors of the BELr return thanks to members of Globe Lodge No. 6, 10. 0. F., for the invitation extended them to attend the banquet on Thursday afternoon, and regret exceedingly that q pressure of work prevented their accepting.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Services at the M E. Church every evening next week, It is hoped that there will be a good attendance, and that every christian will make special effort to be present at all these meet ings. An official meeting IS called after the meeting Monday evening.
 F. W. JOHNSON, Pastor,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Assessment work for 1884, on the Gladiator, owned by Bailey and Me Nelly, has been completed within the time specified by Jaw, as also on the Silver Vale, Belgium and Matte West for Saiter & Lleurance.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
Notice.

fEtIIIS Is T61 CERTIFY THAT | KNOW K ef thy own na~leage that the asses nient work on the BlaeA Prince mine situ- ate iil Globe miflng district hts been fulls and faiihfnlly performed for the year kS3a if aceordamce with las Pert 0f same hay- Ing been done by.nayself
 AI ETIsEy. WSslaess A lI. HACK nv t5lobp 6 ita Co, x rll9ua, Jan, tSs5.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
6 FIR E. .wy
Commissioners Sale.

LIN THE DISTRICT COURT SECOND 1 County Of Giia.
 M. W. Bremen. plaintiff. vs. ]. II. Fore man. 4. E. LOckuau and Jesse Hcely com l prising the company kupWu as thF Fere- ! man Nili Company and L. J. Webster Seth Marshall and Joseph Co.iiAgwOod. ! defendants.
 Under and Dy ylytue of an order of sale
 and decree issued out of the DistriSt EoEFs l of the Second Judicial District gf tlse Ter FItogy of Arizona, in and for the County of | Gila, on the fth dae vf December A. D. 1884, in the above entitled ar1iun, wheIelH the above named defendant l.. j. Webster obtained judgment iH said action Cn tbe 25d day of September IsSi age iust said plaintiff, which was duly rpcIdei on Said
 last mentioned date, and whereby the ,ln- dersigned commiSsieueS is authorized t5 sell at public yendue the following proF- erty:
 The mill-site formerly known as the DuryeA mill and water-site. aBd afier- wards known as the Fur Inan Eais-sits..
 situated in Globe Mining District, GOUntv Of Gila, formerly Aariaopa CoUutyl Ter rlsOry of Arizona. and about three miles IR
 a SuutEeriy direction below tbe Chaup5on mine, e0ntaini9g four aSIcs of Whieh fhG mill standing therein is the ceuteg snd tAe
 quartz mill and the machinery thsaeNilh and thereon.
 N9TICE--is. hereby given u.sst on NON DAY the 2sth day of December A. it Isss.
 at noon of that day. in frant nf tha S3ertii's office of said Gils County. 1, as eouSnis- sioner as aforesaid. in Obedieace Co said ar der and GeCree, will sell the above 6e- seribed property, to the highest and best bidder therefor. E. l.. LONG. dec5-4wl Commissioner.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
Office HOars of Globe & San Carlos Tels'
 graph Company.

From to IE.45 a. ID, 12:I5 to { D. m., and ! too D. m, sunday hours--9 to 70 a. m. and to SD. m.
 NightTate messages must Dc handed m before S:20 D. In. to insure prompt trans mission over w. U. lines,
 q. NJ. ALLIsoN, Operator.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Wm. T. McNeuy was agreesbly sur prised on Thursday morning by the receipt of two dozen bottles Of beer, a present from the pyoprietors of the Pinal brewery. The gift was greatly appreciated, and Mr, MeNelly desires. to return thanks, through our col- umns, to the donors.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Assessment work has been done on the Live Oak and Copper Spring mines, Globe District, for the year 1884, by J. ]. Marshall.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Gen. A. A. McDonel, g eo-owner in the Centennial No ? mine, has had the required assessment work done on said mine for the year 1884.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

2. H. Ketchum, superintendent oI the Teliair and Matamora companies mines. has put ten men to work on tic claims.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Mir. and MrS. P. B, Miller have re- moved to the house recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. William Graves, where they will reside temporarily.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
-IoSA-L- ATESTT5.

Assessment work on the Stonewall No. ? for the year 1881, has been com. pleted.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
POST OFFICE TINE TABLE.

0aCp open on week days from 7iSo a, ID, uaa i2 m. aud P, m. until 7:S0p, ul'
 suudays-Fram 790 until a, n.
 ksT All Inail doses at l2 n. " E. SPENCE, Postmaster,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Col. George E. White and family have taken possession of their new residence on the hill, recently pur- chased of Mir. P. B. Miller.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Mrs. ". E. Spence has been dan gerously III for a week or more, but we are glad to learn that her condi. ton is a little improved.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Charles T. Martin, who arrived from the San Carlos copper camp on Wednesday, has assumed his duties as Recorder, to which office he vas elect ed by very handsome majority. He is familiar with the buslaess of the office, as he was the first Recorder of Gila county and as such made an ef- ficient and courteous officer.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
Notice of Forfeiture.

.FTy0 $. C. WYNN AND WsT. THOMAS, \ or any person holding title under or from them the undersigned co-0wnef in the LWhiila claln1 situated and being in the Territory 0f Arizona, County of 1iila and Globe District, having done and per formed the annual work on said claim as required bv lttw for the year issi This, therefore, IS to notify you tliat if you do not pay yonr full pr0paFtion Of cost 0f said work together with tho cost of thls adyer- tisement within ninety days after the first publication of this notiCe, yGuT interests in said claim as co-ownefs will utferiy cease and become the prcpeTty of the under
 E. R. SPENCER.
 Globe, A. N, Jan. 3, lsS5 jarS-90d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Prof Lohman will give q grand bon bon social next Friday evening, which promises to be pleasant affair. Don't miss 1t.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

FOR SALE-~H House and lot former ly occupied by Rosencranze and oppo- site the Old Globe shelter. Inquire of GEo. r. SCHuLEFIELD.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Mir, J. Liberman, of the firm of ]. Llberman < Co, forwarding and gen eral merchants, of Willcox, left for home via San Carlos lon Wednesday last.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

yNNuE SILVER BlaIiT is kept on file at N E (. Dakes Advertising Agency 6a where contracts for advertising can Do made for it.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

Subject of the sermon for next Sun day evening, at the Nj, F, Church; "The Fatal Night
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

ln cases of dyspepsia, debility, rheuina- tism, fever and aglie, liver complaint in- activity of the kidneys and bladder, con stipation and other organic maladies, Hos tetteros Stomach BitteFs Is tried remedy, to which the medical brotherhood have for disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels has au unboHnded popularity.
 For sale by Druggists aud Dealers, to whom apply for H0Stetter's Almanac for 1885.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

From Charles T. Martin we learned the particulars of fatal quarrel, at Dudleyyille, on the 2Gd ult., between James Carr and John Dulack, two miners in the employ of the San Car los Copper Company. Carr was the aggressor, and stabbed Dulaek with Q knife, inficGng a slight wound; Du- lack etaliated by striking his oppo- neut on the right temple with a whis- ky bottle, crushing his skull, from the effects of which he died almost imme. diately Dulack was examined before a justice of the peace at Dudleyylle, and on the evidence adduced, was ,bs- charged.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
Notice of Forfeiture.

FEy0 VIM. THOMAS OR ANY PERSON k holding title from him. the under signed . co-owDer fn the Manzanita mine situated and being in tho Territory of Ari- zUna County Of GiIa aild Glohe District having done and performed the a...::syial work on said mine as required by law for the year 1881. This, therefore, is to notify you that if you to not pay your full pro portion of cost of said work together with cost of this advertisement within ninety days after tie first publication of this no- tice, your interest in said mine as co-owner will utterly tease and become the property of the undersigned by operation of law,
 K. R, SPENCER.
 Globe, A, T,, Jali 3, 1885. jans.90d
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

" E. Spence has been appointed superintendent of tho stohewall Jack. son mine Ut McAIilIen.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

The newly elected county officers whose terms began or Thursday are c. A. Swasey, Probate Judge c. s. Van Wagenal, Treasurer; Joseph Red man and s. Gilson, Supervisors; T. c, Stallo, Public Administrator; Charles T. Martia, Recorder; J. W. Went. worth, Justice of the Pcacei G. r. Johnston, Coroner; A. G. Pendleton, County Surveyor; c. ". Moreing, Constable. B. r. Pascoe was re.elect- ed Sheriff and J, D. McCabe District Attorney.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

BAPTIST CHURCu Preaching, Sunday, at I0;S0 a. m, sunday SGli9l9l al li:s0 a. m. Prayer meeting and Bible study, Friday, T:S0 ?. nl., at private resi- Ilences,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03

DeYoteas of terpsichore are so nu- merous in Globe that Stallos Hall is too small to accommodate all those who congregate at the dances II was so, at least, at the masquerade party on New Years Eve. Everybody who had not gone out to relocate claIms, must have attended the dance, and evidently were bent on having hila. riously good time. Many of the dis guises were unisue, some ludicrous, and among the ladies there were sev. eraI qnite handsomely costumea. Much interest centered in tue prize dancing. There were ays lady con testants, and after some tleliberation on tbe part of the judges, tae prize was awarded to Mrs. E. T. Murphy, who had for | partner Mr. James Evans. The dancing was kept up long after the new year Ind been ushered in and until aweariness of tie flesh com pelled the dancers to desigt and weud their ways homeward
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 The total amount Of freight coke, copper bullion and supplies handled for the Old Dominion Copper Compa. ny, for the year 1884, was 8,sS4 tons. or about 24s tons per aay throughopt the year. The tonagc3 although large ig but tithe Of wbali | would be il tke company enjoyed the advantage Eof transportation by rail to Globe, They have itin contemplation, when yaiE connection is socnreil, to greatly increase tic output Of copper which aecessarily implies corresponding in crease in tlle consumption of coke which now has to be hauled " wagon l a distance of l30 miles, at 9 cost q S85 per ton.
 The examination of Jerry Barton for assaulting ]. B Smith, at Tomb, ] stone, Cochise County, resulted in his being held under bond of S59o 4o ap. 1 pear before sbe next grand jary Bond lvas farnished and tte defpnd ant released
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
E. F. KELLNER s O.,
GLOBE, .A. T.

liberal patYonalse, we shah endeayur to merit ypur futare fayars, by fair and square dealing, honest weights aid measure, and prices which will defy all honest competi- tior. The business will continue as here tufore and all accounts are transferred to the new firm of
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
New Advertisements.
Notice.

TVsEE AGREEMENTS HERETOFORE
 II existing between tlle undersigned tnl- expired by limitation, E. r. Relluer has ad mltted James w Ransom to a olle-fongth interest for permanent partnership in the Saw Mill and store business under the firm name Of
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
MANS ORGANISM

Us ihe most complex work of fhE lreathy, and when this complicated structure. .0 E quisitely wrought, Is disturbed by fHseasr, the most efficient and should he srugbt from the mGsE skilled phtEiciaH-f0F he human k0dy is too pTtCigUs to be nFglgeiEd It becomes tke question. thea. What phy- sician shall be enplOyedg'
 Dr. OSCAR JoHANNEsES, Of the UHiVer- sity 0f Berlin, Germany, has made lifeT long study Of ailments gf the NeFEoas and Genito-Urtnary System.
 HIS REmEDlEs CURE Any Debility or Defanaemrnt of the Nery- Oiis System, including SpeImGtthUreu. GCl n0rrhea, Syphilis, SirictErt, impUte&c, etc., ptci
 BECAUSE you may have been cheated and fooled by QU8CKs who claim @ care this class of disorders, do not hesitate ti5 give Dr. JONANNEsEN's MetEDd fair tliai before your case bec0nies cblOHiC and ins curable.
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 A valuable treatise. explanatory of nr. COMMITMENTS system, will bt sent by mail, post paid and setmelv seglaa iaam observation, t0 any gJifaTgr addressing lis sole authorized agent for the nitetl staics and Canada, EENEN N0GE{.EE.
 S9 south Street, New York. s5$- Complicated symptoms treated from Dr. JouANEESsNls Special prtseFinsinu, under advice of duly qualified consulting physician.
 All correspondence held as strictly con hdential, and advice by mail free Uf charge. dec. a-iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-01-03
HIs REmEDl-s CuRE

Any Debility or Defangemrgt of the Nery- Ons System, including SpeImGtthUreu. GCz nOrrhea, Syphilis, SirictEre, impOteac7, etc., af6,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-20
OHIO ELECTIONS.
Progress of the Official Count at Gin.
cinnati and C0lumbus-A Number
of Irregularities and
Discrepancies Discovered In Both the
Pol Books and Tally Sheets
Additions Said to
Have Been Made to the Vote of the
Democratic Candidates on the
State Ticket

CtNciNNErt. October, 19.-The .offici al
count of votes cast in Hamilton cotnty at
last Tuesdays election began to-day. The
Republican and Democratic candidates
were represented by counsel. Returns
from three precincts were missing, and a
r1Ghaa,nna WAS issued in each; ease Tor
tnir s.i1ii production: It may re4d.fe Two OF
three days to complete the work: The case
of Col. Hudson, chief of police, for dereitc'
tlon OF duty, etc, in not arrestlps ioA
charged with violation of the regist' Y law,
was continued until next Monday, a. the
request of the State. The cases OF others
charged with violation of the registry law
were also continued, to enable their attor-
neys to argue demurrers, which are based
On the unconstitutionality of the law, the
point being that it applies to only Cincin-
natl and Cleveland.
While precinct Fl, First Ward, was be-
ing called, DR.. Thompson of the Eight
eenth, B, came in with Charles Reag en-,
both judges. They brought the missing
tally-sheets, wrapped up in paper, which
they delivered to County Clerk Dalton in
that shape, instead of sealed as the
law requires. DR.. Thompson, the Re-
publican Judge, said: 81 want to
say that 1 did not sign those tally
sheets. went to supper election night,
requesting the other Judges to do no
counting until l returned. 1 had eaten
nothing all day. But when came hack
l could not get in, SO l refused to sign.
Mr.. Dalton took the sheet, at the same
time remarking that they should have
been sealed, and were sent to the city
clerk. The opinion of the county solicitor
was requested in the premises.
The count was adjourned at $50 pm
after four wards had been canvassed. The
discrepancies between the tally sheets and
the official count were of little imports ce
until precinct A of the Fourth Ward was
reached The total number of votes an
nounced as cast in this precinct were 996,
divided as follows: Hoadly, 926 Foraker,
4S; Leonard, %. Ex.County Auditor Cap
ellar objected that, according to the news
papers, there were but some 700 registered
in this precinct, and, if this were true,
over 200 fraudulent ballots had been cast.
County Clerk Dalton said that he did not
know whether the newspaper statements
were correct or not. He had only to count
the vote as returned, and the count was
proceeded with. Another objection was
made by citizen that the returns were
not certified to properly. Mr.. Dalton sd-
vised the objector to make a memoran-
dunn of it, and take advantage of it If he
could.