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Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

Fer photographs 90 to Holland II
makes the finest photographs In the city,
at the very lowest prices. Gallery, SO7
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

We desire TO cell gas 10 every p,rsos "a
Ia willing 10 pay for II upon our terms ~
conditions, but We do not wish "a lapr mI
customers who expect 10 d'cAte ltir 9W
prices. teTms or modes OF paymsuL
II is not Tlght that parties Shnpty p.UsT.
ly should he saddled, even INDIRECTLY va
the losses and delays Of delinquent,
ny order OF the Board.
d3s EDWARD BETS, Prtsitat
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
JoHNWANAMAKER.
FOR GALE.

No. lie West flih a., srooms and bath
+" aus West ID ST., prooms and bath
a. IoS West 81 st., rooms and bath
. Al East 4ih ST., 10 roomt and bath
- p0a West 9th IT., rooms
- as 1NtnAll st., 10 rooms and bath
H2 West ~ At, rooms
" ;;Gs \ Wesi s!A a., rooms and bath.
i6iS Kin Ssi i IT, ro oo1a and na' p sn
". Cor. Del. ave. and West IT., 10 rooms
and bath
No aOS West 81, 70 rooms and bath
Oil South jackson st., rooms aud
No, 1873 CbeEtnut st., 4 rooms
:" i6is " est ath At, rooms
slN hast 18th 81, rooms and hath
e2MAdison IT., 10 rooms aud bath
E" H2 est front a., y rooms
- 1915 MAshin gtOn ct 10 rooms and bath
80 1916 Ntst 9Th st.. rooms
llS West an 81 6rooms and bath
" i9T west 10 81. rooms aud bath
:, M West 18th 81 ~ rooms aud bath
% iG27 Pine Sc, rooinl and bath.
+" aS Poplar ST., 0 rooms and basement
No. SIS West TN ST.. : rooms and bath
ISi5 Wei 2na g., rooms G and BAH bath
lisa Delaware ave, rooms sud bath
" ~ Orange ST., 10 rooms
" 1910 West 9Th ST., rooms
- is25 Lincoln 81. rooms and hath
1871 ". Front ST., rooms and hath
~ Lincoln 81. rooms and bath
hal W front st II rooms aud bath
" l14 Walnut ~ 6reoms aud bath
1874 Lombard St, 6 rooms aud hath
2s Market - ltrooms and hsta
III WEES Atm ST., TOninn AND hath
- 7is French St, rooms and bath
hS West 9h st. II rooms aud bath
lnQ6 Trenton Place. rooms and hath
Sl5 West s,h ST., rooms and bath.
For additional lists apply 10
d5l & od-ljt
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Stationery.

Quickest Of quick prices all around
S74 reams Commercial Note Paper,
ruled, 8, @ and 2 pounds to the ream,
$l.O0.
COO Stationery Packets--24 sheets and
"a envelopes in each--tied with rib
bon.
Have been Zoe. /; now 40c.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Fancy Goods.

The pruning knife has visited tho stocks
of Handkerchief Boxes, Work Boxes,
Dressing Cases, Jewel Cases and the
like, and every BIT of the price that
might prevent them joining actively In
the low price movement has been cut
away. You'll see that the knife has
gone deep.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Visitors

to our city wanting frst-claSs photo
graphs, call on Cummings, 5p2 Market
street. His cabinets are $500 per
dozen.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Mems Furnishing



The many things for Mems wear
are At both the Chestnut and the
Market street ends Of the store.
Th"sa give you hint of the rich
picking there.
A. IN, ebastnnt stree, F,trapc..
M6rlev's Mons BalbrfPpan Tn
derwear. SIG.
Mems Scotch wool Underwear.
SIS,
Fownes' Cloth Gloves, for Men,
pc.
At the Market street Entrance.
ro,,,rsfbo,b En,,lisI, s,,d Gor,n,,N
rrrhans' n littls' Of, In stvIs, v"n,ii
wonder where. maj were The
best Nalur any where at Their on |
drop-slcs l2la to l9-inch.
We're 81 80 and 3 u dozen
They are now Doc a dozen!
Cuffs to match drop Tor the same
sto y li lin "a -, 5, ~ ,,.,.,
NON Dug a uoA'ih lo VI, linen
.1c " , u''zel ior ~; ,,hch
" - "oN1i' ''i ~ i'I2 "hu
Qua, o a MN
Oe'lu!oip C"'lai9 '''No even inoIo sur
Prisins Iulluiei 70 49,,
m, NY VIE ~ t-,4 .,,' u u9Heil
p,,,= Ivy az nov ~ q ''oH'n' ,a,,
W '2 ~ 70 49, ~, q"Aii'S' siNoe lo15'
l'IS, ~ "iIu to52I e,
M"re el,'oi now el
Men ISL a,o. ~, nj, ooaIs; 70
nure t5.Dpl now si'oo
'eii !, i. '' t','i IioNes, ~
ere ooe pan, no" T'G n.
"e Gcs,, any StIiPIn ~ ii'''', iiose
NoGItuhJ' WIN ihuch hl'Fei
a ,,II r. AZ 40 i,al, a., ~" Soilo
Dr. eaoSc , suS ny ,na, W. 1,...
i'T = I l''tiiiet S ,n ~, 'I'yS anu
hto""S' go 60 -, - an, To-
" eie F-'-'i no" o.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

Large Knotted-fringe Damask Towels,
Zoe each
Bleach. d Doilies, l6xio inches,
81 q dozen
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

English Plaid Cloth listers and Rag
lans,
Were si2 and SIS, now SC and %
Elegant Plaid and Striped Imported
Cloth listers and Raglans,
Were SIS and $22 now tl2 and SIS
Elegant Braided Cloth listers.
| Were $50, now $50
Jackets at So, t3, 81 and IS
Striped Velvet Tea Gowns,
We're 81 now $3.50
For the Children.
MANY a choice Bargain can be had
among the Wraps and Dresses for the
little Men and Women. A few
Plush Jackets for Girls,
at g., worth SIS.
One and Two piece Lawn Dresses for
Children and large Girls at half,
Prices are from 81 10 SIS
Kilt Suit for Boys
At$250, were $50
Nj uslin Underwear.
The interest increases rather than abates
in our Muslin Underwear Depart
ment. The recent bargains are still
to be had, and many new items. why
spend time and worry in making I'm
dorwear when it can be had for less
than the cost Of the material?
Cte171lSeS.
Muslin Chemises. ruflIe on neck and
sleeves.
Mt 25 cents
lF,,s1,, CI,.,,,i.... a,.1..I ..zi-a - -,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

~ ZIEkS. - IN
foR SALE-A desirable farm containing
w aoree more or less. situated sLe miioe
from Wilmington and ~ miles from Mes
Ssttie, on the Delaware river. LwalIinK
nouse and out-buildinas In good order; ste.
Dung TO- ~ head OF horsos and COWS II no,
Address p. h. A., this ones. nstu,fsni
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

EGIsTER'B ORDER.
IN KEGIsTER'r OFFICE.
NEw CAsTLE COUNTY, DKL.,
January 18th, 1850,
Upon the application OF samuel shew-
ard johnson, Executor OF John Bran
nan, late Of Chrlstiana Hundred, In
said County, deceased, II 10 ordered snd hl-
reetej by the Register that the ENecu.
tor aforesaid, alive notice Of ErAut-
ing OF letters TesianeniarY upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date of
gnAntiaR thereof, by causing advertiser ent
70 be posted within forty DAYS from the date
ofsuch letters in si1 Of the most public plAcea
OF the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate to
present the same, OF abide by an Act Of As:
sembly in such case made and provided and
also cause the same to be- inserted within the
same period In the DAILY kEPuRLICAN, q
newspaper published In Wilmington, Del,
and 20 be continued therein three weeks
I'll Given under the band and Seal OF
IL. y. once Of the Register Aforesaid, At
= Wilmington. in New Castle County
aforesAid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
EoTIcE.-All persons having claims AZ Ainst
the estate ofthe deceased must present the
same, daily attosted to the Executor. on
or before Jan. 18th, 1870, or abide tho Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
SAMUEL STEWARD JOHNSON,
Executor,
Address. Wilmington, Del. jl7-sw-eoi
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

In the early days of the
month we said that we pro. |
posed to offer from day to
day certain things gathered
out Of our own stocks and |
others at prices that would |
not fail to tempt you, in
many cases giving 60 cents
the buying power OF 81.
Our promise has been
kept. Great selling has re
suited. The goods offered
have been continued on sale
uoti' many are gone.
To-day we bring to the
front q fresh catalogue OF |
things well worth your
notice II is not at all likely |
that you will be able to bus
'hem as cheap agail at any
time during this year.
Among them are:
Fanny Brass Go3as from
Be,isn and HieRNa.
Muslin Uaasl z0say,
Vhtte Coos ana En-.
byoiaey3es.
Wraps and Taekets.
Fuy5.
bh0Astsyy Sm0s.
Books.
House Furnishing Goo as
And many other things USE
tai and ornamental.
e When you visit the store
t come with this ist 10 your
Q hand with the items checked
!. off in which you are spe
cially interested
1t IS an easy matter to cut
it out for reference.
FurS
With the coming Of the cold wave, pric,
Ia drops from number of choice Furs
s. Some arc sample garments, some art
regular stock; all are well made an,
very desirable
Seal Dolnan, 40iheh bust, % inche
long.
Was $500, now $500
Seal Princes Louise, 3s.luch bust, 9
o. inches long,
ct Mas 500, now $500
yer Seal Ulster 80 iHoh bust, SO incht
long,
- Was 500, now 5000
Seal Vsite, 3S.inrh bust.
Was t2g5, now Sl75
Squirrcl-llncd Princess Louise, If daI
blue trimmed with black monkey.
Was S65, now $50
Squirrei-lUed Princess Louise, of dal
hiue cloth trimmed with genuine ma
ton,
Was $50, now 80
number Of llem~ter-liued CircuIaI
Was so, now SlS
A number OF Russian Circulars,
nR, W ere $50, now SO
Beaver Driving Gloves,
We're 50, now IS 90
,,.,. Beaver Driving Gaunuets,
' ..' Were Il, now So
,o,4 Ladies' Wraps
igh- A great many Of Raglans, Ulste
sale Wraps and Jackets are now going
half and often less A few of
Berlin Jackets are still left Ne
was there better opportunity 10
stylish Wrap for so small sum.
A., Black and Colored 10th Wraps,
Mere So, So and so,
Now g, s. aud s.
Rich Braided Wraps,
- We're so, $35 and $40,
Now Slj 800 and S25
- Striped Cloth Haglaus,
~ Were Sc, s. and sl2
- Now q, S aud 90
Black Cloth listers,
lOf Were $40, now s.
Black and Colored Beaver Ulst
We're els, now kl2
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Wmk Boxes.

Some in leather, some in plush, with
every variety Of ornamsnt, In nickel,
celluloid or oxIdized silver.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Linens

The "drum-beat Of sensational prices"
that we told you of two weeks ago,
stu keeps up and is getting louder.
Add a quarter or third TO the cost
OF each dollars worth and YOU get to
the close retail price in other stores.
67-inch Cream Dlmask,
56c yard
6S.inch Bleache Double Damask,
u yard
Is Napkins, 2)x20 inches square, good
heavy linen,
81 DOZEN
Extra large DAmdsk Towels, 22x45
inches,
1ec each
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Millinery.

An extraordinary price is marked on
a limited quantity of SILK Velvet
and Plush Hats, Toques and Bon
nets. They II 20 wiih a rush.
We're 81 aud i2.25
All now at 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Dress Trimmings

DresS Trimmings
We have pulled the stray bits and
little lots OF Drees Trimmings into
the light and put them In the mid
die OF the January tide.
Pearl Beai Dress Front,
Was 800, now SIS
Pearl Bead Dress Front,
Was s3J, now SIS
Pearl Bead Dress Front,
Was $40, now $50
Pearl Bead Dress Panel.
Was ST., now fl2
Pearl Bead Lace,
Was$l2 row So
Pear Bead Panel and Garniture,
Was $50. now s25
Gold Embroidered Net,
Was to5, now SIS u yard.
Gold Embroidered Net,
Was SIS, now Si2 yard.
White Bead Laces two thirds on,
Now 80, IS, 40, SO, 60, Csc. yard.
Colored Silk and Bead Ornaments
less than half,
20 and ACC
Colorcd Bead Ornaments at one
third,
10, Is, 25, 50, 75c and u.
Colored Feather Trimming,
Was 60c, now $50 yard,
Colored Bead Sets,
Were 1870, now 81.
Metal, Jet, Crochet, Ivory and
Pearl Buttons Greatly reduced.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Jewelry.

A very little money will get big amount
oil gew-gAw prettlness.
25t., from 81.
Sterling Silver Daisy Pins, Is and 20c.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
handkerchief Boxes.

Lsatherette, were soc. now CSC
Plush, were tl.25, now 81
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

Ii REsIsrER's dFFlCE,
kEw CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.,

III REGISTERS OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL',
January 4, 1857.
Utou the application OF EiiEAbeth N.
Clark and Francis u. HoneckeIi, asministra-
trors OF jams CLARK, late of MIL Cfsek nun,
dred In said county, deceased, Is ofd.reu hnu
directed by the Register that the Admhirator.
Aforesaid give NOTICE OF grAnting OF letteis OF
administration upon the estate OF tho de-
csa.ed, with the date Of granting thereoL by
causing Advertisements TO be posted Mlthih
forty Aays from the date OF SUCH lettcIs Va
sin 81 tho most public places OF the County OF
New Castle, requiring all pertons having de-
mApda against tht estate to present the came.
or abide by an At OF assembly In such case
made nui provided and also cause the sAne
10 be inserted within the same period N ths
DAlly RkfUULiCAN, newspnptr puhlisheu
in WILMINGTON. Del, and be continued there
In three weeks, c. o. Il.
- Given under the hand and seal of
Office Of the nRister aforeseid, At
LIS, Wilmington, In New Castle county
aforsfaid, the day and year above
---written. JOHN X. BkADfOhD,
NOTICE-AI persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly atte.ted to the administrators, on
or b lore January 81, $500, or abide the act OF
assembly IN such case made and provided.
ELIZABETH N. CLARK,
FRANCIS IL. IlOfEECkEh
Administrator.
Address Wilmington. Del. j9-su-ood
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
SAirtS, etc.

Muslin, cambria ruiIln, with neat
edge,
at e. cents.
A lot Of h..ndsome skirts,
at 81 to SIS.
More Of the Corset Covers,
at 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
House Furnis II / ng

Goods.
For all over the house-kitchen to
drawing-ro )m- the prices are about
half Judge by these;
Japanese Screens, some of them dam
aged in delivery, to 0 feet high,
Were $3.50, now Sl.75
Were $3.50, now 81. p
Were t5t0, now g.. so
Were IS 90, now $500
IS Gross Of Nhisks 20 out at half
price
Were lSc, now &c
Were 2gc now loo
200 Japapned Bread Boxes
Were zoe, now i5c
100 Lap or Cutting Boards, with yard
measure.
Were SIC, now 43c
Ple-llfters and turner's, useful 10 turn
the pie In the oven, drop from l5c to
A favorable chance places an ebony
opan-ir ut Cabinet, with beveled
mirror IN the back, at 81; one of
cherry, $3.50.
China
There are very positive Bargains all
through our China. Let one show
the price-range
A lot Of Mutou Toilet Sets that have
been
S25 and $50
Arc now Sl3 and tl5.
EngraVings, etc.
Framed Artotype Eneravings,
Were Is, now s.
Were 81, now u
Framed Photo rApbs,
Were 81, now So
Were -, now ~
We're $3.50, now $3.50
Dolls and Children's
China.
A chance to give Joy to many a tot
Tor just the merest bit OF money
20 dozen Kid body Dolls, bisque
head, glass eyes, ilaxen hair, Is
inches long
Were : o, now &c
20 dozen Wax Dolls, glass eyes,
na1en hair, Is inches long,
Were DC, now &c
30 dozen China Tea Sets, consisting
of I u Pot, Sugar Bowl, Cream
Pit her, elk Cups, six Saucers and
six p atee,
Were cheap at 81, now Goo
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Photograph Albums.

Only need to say word to let others
know OF the $3.50 Album. Those
who heard OF them have beer
hurrying them out fast. Plenty
more.
Also the Plush Albums at 476, frou
$625. But few OF these now.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
COINS.

Heavy MH slim, two rows Of insertion,
and tucks on yoke, edge on neck and
sleeves,
at 90 cents
We have sold 1900 of these gowns since
We iirst offered them.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19

500 200 $40 3.69
475 400 $50 500
6.25 $50 600 $50
eco 375 500 SEQ
Tavsltng Gases.
Leather, filled Nith all toilet conveni-
ence Tor the traveller.
Were Now Were Now
$3.50 f150 $500 $3.50
40 $50 700 $50
525 2.75 1000 40
zoo 500 1900 eco
$50 200 400 $50
1850 2.5l 9.75 $50
Miscellaneous.
Large empty boxes of fine leather,
plush lined,
Were 81 80, now a 90
Were SS. 20, now a. 80
Tourist Toilet Cases, sole leather
Were $3.50 to Is. 40, now O.
Plush and wood Glove Boyes.
We're &i.75, now g. so
Jewel Boxes, Of various shades OF
plush,
Were LIS 10 ti2
Now BLOC to g.. 10
Leather Goods.
We've told you OF the reductions In
these before Some are still here;
more have come There's still large
opportunities Tor your wise buying.
Imported Hand Bags:
Real Zeal Bags
We're ~. 20 to s11.O0
Now S. rs 10 5000.
Grain Morocco Bags
We're Sl.75 TO $3.50
Now 81. 20 to &2.g5
japanese Bags at 50. %, from s..
Carrier and TnnrIsi Rags With shouldar
straps at u. 50, were s..
Rocketbo0ks.
Japanese Leather
We're 70c. now 35a
A pockcthook at 40c, just arrived, that
is exceptional value.
Leather Purses.
Leather of various kinds, In many
shapes, zoe. to 7Oc.
Gard Gases.
Leather, plain, embossed and orna-
mentei.
Were 81. so to f3. 90.
Now toe. to fl.25.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
Gensises.

Muslin Chemises, rullie on neck and
sleeves,
at % cents
Muslin Chemises, corded yoke edge on
neck aud sleeves,
at as cents
Daily Republican., 1889-01-19
DyaaOeYs.

Muslin, neat edge, and L. small tucks
at 05 cents
Muslin. fine white edge, large and
small tucls,
at ti00.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-03
AT STUART.
y Midnight Row Between Several Work
men and ~ SaIoon Keeper.

STUART. Mont, Nov. AT about 1:aD
o'clock this morning II drunken row &C.
Cured in he street i'm front of "a saloon
kept by Otto wonmelsdorf in this village.
A dance was given last night i'm "a hall adj
joining the saloon To which all were in
vited. Among those present were two
brakcnicn, two ranchmcn, and four
graders emp Logged by the raj way
company at this point. The darce broke
mp NJ IL 30 o'clock. after which some of
guests began tn drink pretty freely and
were getting boistcrous when Wommels-
,lorf put them out and closed his place.
The men hung around the saloon door for
some time making considerable noise.
and finally breaking some beer bottles
which were piled up in front of the saloon.
Wommcistiorf's bartender then came.
out aud had some words with them. and
one a, the graders, ON the head with the
butt of Il revolver, Knocking him down
and cutting an ugly cash ia his fore
head.
The party then withdrew some distance
and began stones at the saloon.
ployed by. him. came tn the b;t~rtender's
rescue and rctaliitcd with REVIEWERS and "a
shotgun. Ii is said that about fifty shots
were exchanged.
Alex. McNiilIcn, u grader. received n
charge of fine shot i'm his left side and
shoulder. The Others escaped uninjured.
But for the darkness il is probable that
the affair would have resulted more So
riously.
Me Niillcu has been taken to- Deer Lodge
for medical attendance. More trouble Ii
expected, as there is considerable excite
the b~artendcr's treatment of was
uuwarra ntcd.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-03
WANTED FOR FORGERY
King Quit tho Pots and Kettles TO Try
His Hand at Filling Out Checks.
who CA.lsesl Several BsoguS
Sh~rks and Managed Ia
B1usle the Oricer~.

special tn tho standard.
BUTTE. Nov. 2.-william A. King is d
feet tall, weighs about les pounds, wears
"A light mustaChe, is about AZ years old,
and speaks English brokcnly, with n Ger
man accent. The Butte police are look
ing for him to-uight for forgery. A few
weeks Y he worked as "a cook in the
Paragon hotel ON West Broadway. of
which Mrs. G.. Mcconnell il the proprie-
trcss. He was discharged lately and since
then has lodged ut Spragnc's lodging house
in East Broadway. Yesterday lac asked
Doc Mills, who keeps IA beer hall in the
Lizzie block tO cash "a cheek for $40. The
Mrs. G. Mst:onneii. The Check was
in wine. treating all the girls in the i,o,lsc.
He had quite ~ deba,Icli and during the
night was arrested for petty ~oifense.
Spr,gnc. with whom hc lodges. went
bonds for his appearance at . O'clock his
evening. But King did not appear
a, that hrnri Snrasu. was prss.n, and
an,oHn,ing to sis. Meanwhile party after
King having passed forged checks on
them. King took breakfast with Spragrlc
AT +" o'clock this morning. After that he
opera house and got him to cash II check
for S2t. Then hc went To Metiein, proi,rI
.tor of the S~chlayonian beer hall, and in
pore the signature of Mrs. &. Mcdonnell
Aut WERE Shyttic I'd w imam A.. Ming.
These checks were all drawn ON Clarke K
Larabie's bank. and were taken there. this
afternoon to he cashcd. Mrs.
had no account at that bank and i'm addi-
ton the cashier readily recognized "a do
feet i'm the signature. II was "a clever imi-
tation hut by am expert readily distinguish
cd from the original. Mrs. Mcconnell i'm
her signature was accustomed to make AN
alphabetical "m,"a fact which the forger
had overlooked.
How many more forged checks KIM
has passed i'm town is not known. Four or
five have come to light. He has
been searched for this evening but could
not be found. His room in Sprugte's
lodging house WAS searched. His baggage
is there, consisting of two valiscs filled
with clothing. IL is believed the man left
town either by the Montana Central Oh
the Montana Onion this afternoon, and IL
Thought to- he either i'm Helena ar Ana
coiida. TelcgriIns have been sent to
both these places. Mrs. Mcdonnell whose
nam" was used, is away from home "a
present.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-03
THEYWANT THE RETURN
Governor Whites Private Secretary
lakes 4 Demand on Clerk Booth.
The rerrta.rsnl CnuSmssimx Beard NOt Sat
i.a~d witt. the Ab~trsrt s~"t--
Mr. ~Bs.spth', Reply sp the Mes
s~nxer 3srosa Helena.

BUTTE. Nov. The Montana Central
train this morning ! Fought from He q a
another mc~scngcr from the state bo.ird
of canvasss,rs in the person All benjamin
Webster. Governor Whites private sccre-
tary. The board was not satisfied, npIpar-
emily, with the returns that had been for
varied from Silver Bow county. The
messenger walked tn tn. county clerks
Office and handed this demand to County
Clerk Booth:
nrrgE CRY, Nov 2 is;'
County ..n.ni~shn.rs ia aud hr Sarer ih'"
Henry \. .Biaks and l.. 4. Walkcr, acting. as can
, a. h ~ nh n.. fI, an ' IL. T., y, s d,T ~ s,c t"lstt'' iss :,
io hereby demand ot you as county clnrk AMI or
il, aud Tor said silver Bpw .apin,y, n certified
copy Of the abstract Of the official r,h,ass 81 the
in. and ranyass.si by the duly authorized can
,assrrs Of said county ana duly certified u,
them 'Fsf'EssSaJ1%%MSiN WEBSTER.
Mr.. Booth handed this reply to the mes
sengcr to convey To the board of ran
vasscrs:
BUTTE. Montana, Nov. =, isx'.
i .a%1; d ! M".,a a%;: sad < Ir1m"'" ha%'aaj f""-
G%ESrrEMKs IL reply TO Your h.mand for =
; sSr' Sn.ra s 81 3aS %t .ss a 1Sa Silver g, i sS% r .,;,%s ~
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those already sent You upon your former de
The board had not completed their abstracts
Of the Votes az IN. time the writ Of mandate was
served upon them.
I herewith inciosc you an attrstrd copy Of the
Judgment i'm said ease. ordering the board tn
complete said count AMI include therein the re-
jcctcd precinct number ~.
Respectfully yours.
CHARLES q. BOOTH
Mr.. Booth said to "a STANDARD reporter:
1.-THE reason why l hold there are no legal
returns il that the writ of mandate has, i'm
my opinion. interposed between the alb
stract of returns prepared 10y the county
~canvasscrs aud the legal returns. The
canvassers have not completed their du-
etics. They were cut of short 10y the al
tentative writ of mandate. Had they
adjourned. But the board of canvasscrs
has never adjourned, and il stands tn rsa-
SON that they would have adjourned had
they finished their work of canvassing
the returns. But their work is not yet fin
ishcd, and the legal abstract does not AT
present exist"
Nothing was done in the district court
to-day in the mardanus proceedings
Action has been suspended until next
Wednesday.