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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
Its an Absolute Fact

and an every day occurrence. if not
with your self tits with your neigh
Dor or else your neighbours, neighbor.
That you go to your store, and ask
for something or an other, and are
told by the merchants, Il am CORY
but we are just out. will have it il
such and such q t:mc," that time,
some times or seldom ever comes,
The result is. you are Kept whiting i.
This Is neeer the case when you call
ON, or write to, j. Geo. Hermann
No. las, Baltimore Street, Cumber.
land. Maryland, for anything in the
line of Drugs, Chemicals, Toilet und
ancy articles, and Patent Medicines
why there Is not In the State, outside
OF Baltimore city, store as well
stocked as Mr.. HIS is, Liz stock is
complete in every respect. He also
makes a great many of his own prep
aratiops, we will mention a few, and
oil Of which are of the very best, they
are active and efficient for their in,
tended purposes. His Compound
Syrup of Hoarhound and Tar for
coughs, colds, &c. There is nothing
better made, Liver Pills are not sur
passed by any made.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
PUBLIC SALE.

will sell at public sale, on
Wednesday, November 10, 1879,
ct my residence, miles north Of Romnev
Hampshire county, W. Va the following
Personal Property
good Work Mares, ! Sucking Colt 4
COWS and Calves, Head Of Warnings. 3
Dogs and II Shotes, 8 Stacks of Bay. 1so
Shocks OF Corn and some Fodder, al Bush
els Wheat. l Rick Of Straw, Two. Horse
wagon, ! Spring Wagon, I Buggy I Set
wagon Harness, ! Set Single sprfnz Wag-
on Harness, l Set Single Buggy Harness
Culiivator, I Breaking PIow' q StddIes,
SSiige-ssddIe, Harrow, SHOVEL Flows,
Cider NH apd other farm tools, ] Champi.
on Binder and Truck Wagon, Fruit Dry
er, Heaung Stoves ] Cooking Stove and
utensils, ! Press, Table,, 3 Stands, 2 Nets
Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Clock, 2 Bar.
rels vinegar Cider, l Barrel Vinegar 2
Guns, Beds, Bedsteads, Household snd
Kitchen Furniture.
IERNs or SALg.-A credit OF ak months
viii be given on sums Of $40 and over, our.
chaser to give notes With approved security
before moving property.
- Also, Farm containing
123 Acres, more or less,
Ding on South Branch, about 30 Acres OF
pssture and CultivstiDe Jsnd, Good House,
spring, and Fruit Of 81 kinds.
ale 20 commence 81 A. NJ
Terms made known ou day Of ssle.
MRS. =. Il. lNSKEEP.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

York Clothing House. Romnav 4
column ensw & Co., Washiuaton, I
Column; Harrison. Drane z Co
Cumberland. 8 columns. Zone whole
page.) We doubt whether am
weekly paper in Aperica has such
On advertising list ., ours.
Success 10 life 10 the result Of pp.h .ra
energy. II the blood = impure and sluS-
gan. both the body add uind lack vigc,
10 cleanse and vitalise the blood ana i'm.
part new life 10 the systsm. uotbiog II. |.
hss such a1narvelous eject a Aver, Sara.
Messra s. c. Mcdonald OF HANG
ing Rock, p. w. Barnes, of Jersey
Mountaia and K. Il Inskeep. OF this
vicinity pail us pleasant calls last
week.
Ayers Pills, being convepient, eficacious
ana safe, are the best catharfic whether on
land or go, 10 city or country. For cousti-
pan1n, SIC. headache. indigestion. and tor.
pid liver. they never fail. Try Z boz Of
them; they are, sugarcoated.
The Meorefeld Eramiaer eays that
Mr.. James Wood, Of South Fork,
raised pumpkin this summer that
weighed 1913 pounds and was Z feet
10 circumference.
The roof Of Mr.. Heiskelips store
caught fire Monday. but fortunately
the flames we've discovered I'm time to
be extinguished before any conside-
rable damage Was done.
Most ma chiuery must have periods of .b.
soiute .est for txaminAtion and repair. But
the great organs Of the body. the ssomsch
liver and kidneys never rest and yet they
can he kept In perfect order by the use OF
Lsxador. Price IS cents.
County Court. L. d. Schnibbe
President, and r. d. Powell and John
s. Pancake, associates, met in this
place Tuesday.
i. p. Robosson & SLn make Boots
and Shoes . speciality. Do not fail
to cali and examine their stock 1t
will pay you.
had always been much annoyed BY neu =
ralgia and headache. At length I deter.
mined to try Salvation Oil. am glad to
recommend it, as IL made perfect cure in
my case. MARKS NEW, co Ai.quith St.,
Baltimore. Md
See ad Of Mrs. Inskeep, Real ard
Personal Property for sale; Delin.
quent Land Sale; also the ads Of
l.. NJ. Shepherd and S. J. Edwards.
Stop that coughing; n you do not, it may
kill you. A bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup only costs you rs cents, and it's time.
ly use may save your life.
DIR. L. p. Robosson has gone to
the city to complete their line OF
Fall and Winter Goo DIS.
The fourth and last examination
Of Teachers will be neld at Pleasant
Dale Nov. 8, 1859.
G. w. STUMP. &c. SuL't.
After vainly trying all the various rene
dies recommended for the troubles of
teething. Or Bulls Baby Syrup gave nag
ical relief. said our neighbor.
Look out for 7. p. Robosson &
Sons new ad next week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

ing def In The msnner following. to-
wit thai 10 TO say:
This here stils was Tut here for
the convenience fthe travelling pub.
lie end our customer. III anyone
wants il removed. let him 90 Ike .
man, make complaint to council. and
have 1t taken down. and not 60 q.
round like midnight robbers and
thieves, destroying other peoples
property. We will not put up with
such work.
Many wagons and parts OF vehicles
were moved away from the shops OF
Messrs. Malopey and Newhouse. II
has been subject OF significant re-.
matk. however. that since last Fri
day nothing has been disturbed In
that vicinity. nor. indie d. ia any 9th.
er part Of town. The 'Ku-Klux,' or
'Whie Caps, say they are going TO
improve the looks Of this town BY re.
moving all Instructions or 'unsightly
furniture from the streets; but We
would remind them. FIR their own
good. that Il is en- exc. edingly dan.
gerous thing for them TO take the law
in their own hands.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

IURGlTI svlLLE, Oct. 22.--Rev.
Charles Miller aud wife went to
Romney yesterday. We have
had few days of Indian SUNNI err.
Farmers are nearly done seeding.
Mr.. Lee Racy, a con of Morgan
Racy, of White Oak Flats, has
been very low with diphtheria, but
IS better at this wiring. Several
other cases are reported close here.
Rev. Mr.. Clary, assisted by Rev.
Hassell, is holding a protracted
meeting at Otterbein church; two
conversions have been made, with
the prospect of many more.
Mrs. John Bay, of Baltimore,
accompanied by her nephew, Ike
Wildeson, of Mary land, has been
the guest Of Arthur Wilson of
Flats: also friends near Moorefield.
j. s. Huffman, of Flats, who
lad severe attack of bilious fe.
yer, is going about again.
A fearful burning accident &C.
cured in the White Oak Flats
Monday night. A girl named
Fuller. living with Elias Raines,
went up stairs with lamp. At
ter oil had retired she came down.
stairs screaming and wrapped in
flames of FIRE. She was at once
covered with quilts and blankets
which smothered the dan es out.
Died, Oct. 16, Ike Everett, q
son of Rosy Everett, age Is years.
Mrs. Mortimer Sulser died on the
18th inst. of dropsy of the heart,
age about 40. Mrs. Henry Bow
man died of consumption on the
18th inst.'the remains we're intorr-
ed inthe Pine Church yard.
POTTER.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
AUTUMN
GREETING

We have made our fall and
winter purchases and our
stock in the different department
is complete in every respect
Do not fail 10 give us a call be-
fore going elsewhere as we are
prepared to show one Of the lar
gest and carefully selected line of
Silks, Dress Goods,
Notions,
Underwear,
Ladies' Cloaks, and
Fine Blankets
In endless variety; just what you
want from the cheapest TO the finest
wool blanket manufactured.
We haze complete line Of BIus-
sells and Ingram Carpets. Rugs and
Oil Cloths.
Come and he convinced that we
have some royal bargains at your
command.
L. NJ. SHEPHERD,
Il8 BALTIMORE ST,
CUMBERLAND. MD.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

Rsnting repub lean orators should
remember that President Cleveland
signed more pension bills than. we're
signed by oil preceding Presidents
put together.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

/ have come to Romney with The
express intention of bustinp up mo-
nopoly, at J. asst in Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods, and nm
de'selling every body in this section.
If you will come TO my store. oppo.
site the Court.IIouse, inspect nv
stock, and get my prices, you will
DO convinced that | mean what say,
and will do IL. TO undersell Rom.
ney Is nothing; man can do that
and yet be q millionaire in few years.
TO undersell Cumberland, however,
is not so easy, bu, still It can be done
This ] will at once proceed to prove
TO Anyone who will call or me at my
New York Clothing House in this
ploce. Respectfully,
=. KAMINSKY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
Doings OF the 'Vigilence Com.
ite.'

As announced in orr las, issue, the
horseback Of Mr.. l. II. C. Pane AXE was
cut down and hauled to the western
end OF town on the preceding Tues
day night. The next night Mr Gil.
keson's rack was also removed and
taken 10 the same section of the viii
lage. On Thursday night, the stiles
Of MFR. Pancake, + Russell and Bro.
and Gilkeson Il Son were decorated
With the following notice. written
with chalk:
This piece Of furniture has been
CONDEMNED by the VigileDce Comite.
Owners will please remove il before
Tuesday Light
Tie Isl en- tree at Mr. Heiskel's
corner. also. which leans copsidera-
bly, over the street. was adorned With
several wkite Crosses, supposed to
signify that IL numbered The ground,
and the ak would shortly DC laid at
its root.
Messrs. Pancake and Gilkeson trea
ted the matter as a joke, merely Tel
marking that their stiles and racks
were erected for the conven'enc of
the country people. and II the 'regu-
lators saw.at TO remove them. their
customers, and not themselves. would
he the parties chiefly discOm moded.
Col. Russell, however, true TO bis
martial instincts, at once spanked up
and chalkcd CT and posted in front
OF bis store a vigorous and hSir-rais,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET :,
Thursday. Oct IL, 1899. 7

AT CALvERTON YARDS.
Prices Of Beef Cattle this week ranged an
follows: Best Beeves at 4 90 q 81 1874 those
generally rated itst quality,3 rs a "a 90
me iium or good fair quality 3 90 a So rs.
and ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cow
GOA 50 10 per 100 lbs.
Of the Cattle received 600 came from Penn
ssylvania, 30 from Maryland, 32es fr, n
Virginia, lac from Ohio 433 from hin 70
1913 from West Virginia, aud 326 head from
ny. Total receipts for the week we,
4,S37 bead against 3,2c6 last week, and 44Is
same period last year.
VI the offerings 723 head were sold 10 Ral.
umore butchers. 462 TO country deaIers and
AZ to Eastern buyers. Total sales Tor
the week 1927 head against 1891 last week 4
2ls5 bead same period last year
SHEEP AND LAMBS. There IL a sliobt In.
crease In the number OF the offerings over
lss, weeks record, bat the quality GENERALS
will not average quite up 70 that of the off.
erings then. Tfade is reported fair. with
butchers Sheep unchanged in value. but
lambs are 4c higher. We quote butchers'
sheep at cts per 10. gross. Stock
Soeep sell at 81 per head Lambs AT "a
cents per 10. gross. Receipts OF Sheep aod
Lambs this week, 2254 head
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
County Nows.

SPRINGFIELD. October 21.-Rev.
T. g. hewitt, of Romney, accom-.
panied by Mira. hewitt, speut Sun
day night in town and preached
for u.s. His excellent sermon was
attentively listened to by q very
large congregation, who assembled
upon very short notice, IA it was
not known lere Until Saturday
evening that there would be
preaching.
The Sunday school at Grace's
school house has been closed for
the winter.
Mr.. Joseph Piles. who lived on
the North eide OF Middle Ridge.
near Frankfort bad Lis house and
everything he had burned We'd
nesday OF last week. His wife
and young child barely escaped
with their lives. The fire caught
from the stove pipe.
Dir. Reginald w. Daily, of
Roanoke. Va, arrived Saturday
morning.
The Farmers Alliance met in
full force Saturday night. 1t
makes business good for the mer-
chants when they have these I'm.
ION meetings, for ii Lrings lot of
people to town.
Mr.. Geo. N. Beall and the
Misses Washington returned from
Hardy county last week.
A very pretty white deer was
brought TO town last week. 1t
was killed by Mcssrs Tom Cox,
John Crock and Billy Jetferies.
GI,Esa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

Rev. p. N. Shrout, Pastor United Breth.
rem Church, Blue Mound Kan, Gays: y feel
y my duty 10 tell vba, DR. Kings New
Discovery has done for me. Ny Lungs were
badly diseased. and my parishioners though [
could live only few weeks. took five
bottles OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and am sound and we'll gain
ing &c lbs. in weight
Arthur Love, manager Loves Funny
FOLKS Combination. writes After thor.
oug6 trial and convincing evidence. am
confident Or. Kings New Discovery for
CopsumI ton beats 'em all, and cures when
eVery thing else fails The greatest Kindness
can do my many thousand frie de IA 10
urge them to try IL Free trial bottles A,
X. j. VanDeysnter's Drug Store. Rez
! zes SOC. aud 81.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
Ayers Sarsapa,i!!a,

PREPARED M
Or. J. Q. Ayer & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Price q; ak bo,.,s.. Is. worth ss bottle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

We don't believe there ever was a
country paper whose columns we're as
eagerly sought by advertisers rs The
lNTELLIoENcER Last wetk we re.
fused 10 columns o! new profitable
advertisements, offered by The fol-
lowing parties: New York Clothing
House, Cumberland, column New
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
Accidents.

Mr.. William Wilson son CT Mr..
aud Mrs. James Wilson at Rawlings
Maryland. was badly Injured last
week, having bis right leg caught in
q hay press producing a compound
fracture between the knee and the
ankle.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25

On Friday last the two sons OF
Mrs. John Arnold living near Ridge.
vile. Mineral county were out driv-
ing in road cart when the horse
frightened and ran. ITS appearance at
home with the empty cart started
friends out TO hunt for the boys who
were found 10 state of uncon-
eciousness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-10-25
Many Persnns

"A1N EeFsOns
Are broken down from overwork or household
cares Browns Iron T8itters
rcbuilds the system nids digestion removes ex-
GEES Of bile. ami cures malaria. Get the genuine
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-15
CHEAP MATRlMOkY.
Rival Agent. Engae~ss tn . Matrimonial
Rate war.

-
Rste wsr.
LOCIsNILLE, Sept. 14.--A bitter rate war
is OH bstwccn two rival matrimonial
agencies i'm Jeffersonville, and some
slashinR cuts have already been made i'm
the line of fses. The matrimonial agent
is growth belonging exclusively tn def
fcrsouville. His duties are to watch the
ferryboats, and when he sss.s - couple
who look like elopcrs i'm scarch of matri-
mony he Introduces himself and agrees
fora specified sum of money to- furnish
everything required for u wedding. Ths.
b'Isinsss Is peculiar. hut il pays.
under the management Of John Ha'iSs.
and another active, h,istling concern is
operated by VIM. kratz, and until
Gently the men have been friends and
have respected each Others rights i'm the
business. But il IL not now. and every
day marriages arr, cheaper. by an esq .'cial
arrangement with the magistrates the
figurcs have been cut down from $40 tn
81 for ~ complete matrimonial outfit
license. ceremony. and all, including the
services Of u professional swrarcr tn make
oath tn the ia'iy's age. About week ago
kr'atz contracted to pilot n country couple
over and attend to their ease for -. On
the boat Haiisc offered Ia do ths. Job for
-. aud then the row hogan. The rival
agents cut the rat. a dollar at :, time.
until krak offered to do th" work for
nothing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-15

DMAH,. Ncb.. Sept. H.-Wh"n the tour
ing season opens next year il will find the
Union Pacific with "a line terminating on
the west limits of the Yellowstone ma
tional park. Ever since the park was .--
established 10y the government the North
cru Pacific las had "a monopoly of th..
business. fig,irativrly speaking. for the
reason that IL has u line terminating
within eight miles OF ti. park. Thrs..
different times the Union Pacific r,la,l., "a
surrey from Beaver canon to the park.
but with that the matter rested. Chief
leading from Eagle Rock. a town nine
miles south of TIA. Beaver canon survey.
and from which ~ road tn til. park can bs.
ing and no tuuns'ling. IL will only rc,l,Iir,.
about 65 miles of rt,ad. The latter survey
has been accepted aud tho road will b..
pushed to completion at once. The Union
Pacific has practically arranged for the
running az fully equipped stag" lin.
from th" terminal of the road to the park
and to- all points of interest.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-15
l'anis at the Chicago Ex position.

Special to the standard.
CHICAGO, Sept. H.-Bctwccn eight and
ten Thousand people rushed pcll NELL ont
of the Exposition building Tonight, fall
ing over each other down stairs from the
gallery, and many jumping through win
dows i'm the hurry to escape. Firs. had
started i'm one of the big booths near the
center of the huge structure, and the glare
of flowers and the crash of plate glass
caused n panic. Men, women and child
rcn joined jim the mad rush for the exits,
which were fortunately numerous enough
To prevent fatal crushing. Within five
minutes the excited thousands of people
were safe outside the structure, and "a few
minutes thereafter the flames were OK
tingiiisheti, and oiie-fourth of the interior
of the Exposition in ruins. The. damage
to the building itself was slight. and tn.
art gallery wholly escaped. The LOSSES of
exhibitors will reach 81 800. No persons
were reported seriously injured. though
many doubtless suffered serious hurts.aIld
others had decidedly disa.srsseabs expert
cncc. One young lady and her escort were.
compelled 10 descend from thu. roof. The
fire was caused 10y am ignitcd carbon fall
ing from AN electric light into pile of
ribbons.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-15
The NATIONAL GAME.
What the Brotherhood of Bali Player
I'rolsss-s. tD Ds, Next season.

What the psr"thrrhoo,i of Bali-I'iaYrr-
PROPOSE to Do Next season.
CHICAGO, Sept. i4.-Hints touching am
important move tn bc made 10y the
brotherhood of baseball players have
been published lately, and this afternoon
the journal says the report that the
brotherhood Intends to take the game o,r
of the hands of the present owners OF the
league clubs appears to have some fo,in-
sIation. The probabilities are, the .Jopraai
says, that 10y the close of the present
league season the plans of the brothers
hood will be well enough mattircd to- war
rant public acknow ctlgcment Of their in
tentions. just at present they are not
giving away amy more particulars than
they can help. The plan is To run the
game, so far as the league cities con-
cerncsl, sort of cu-oIN.rative blsis. If
il s,Iccs eds, other associations may he sim
ilurly organized. Ii is proposed to place
the management of the whole affair i'm the
hands of u general committee represent
ing each League. club. Each club will have
~ stock capital of S2D,OOD, some Of which
will In. taken 10y the players and the rest
by men who tn act officers and
financial bsack ckcrs. The players to- rss-
ccve fair salaries and ~ percentage of the.
profits. The receipts, after all expenses.
including salaries and percentages arr.
paid. to he put into IA I'DOl.to bs. equal
IN divided among the Clubs. Another new
feature. will he the hanging up of big
money prizes for first and second places
i'm the championship race. There will bs'
no SUNDAY games. no liquor selling ou the
grounds. and but little chanxs. iu the price.
Of admission.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-15
Eu.l ,f IN. lsir strike

LONDON. Sept. Mcssrs. Burns and
Tillett. representatives of the strikers, to-
day. in icl,alf of the men. signed the
agreement entered into between them
selves and the directors. Of the dock COM
r.,pIiss for tiIs. settlement of the strike.
At "A meeting of the strikers tonight
Mcssr-. Burns and Tilictt made speeches
i'm which they announced the end
of tho dispute and praised the excrtion-
put forth 10y Cardinal Manning and the
lord mayor in s.tfccting the settlement.
Cardinal Manning also ..,islrs.sss.d the.
men. He extolls,d the sclf-t.oulnland
shown by the strikers during the struggle
and said they had passed through tbs, orr
deal unstain.l 10y anything dctracting
from their honor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-15
FANNY BRYANT CONVICTED.


The story of Dick HsW~~'. Murder of His
wsGs sna Two Chitdr~n.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Sept. 1A.-The jury
i'm tho case of Fanny Bryant. the niailatto
woman who assisted Dick Hawcs i'm the
murder of his wife and children last De-
ccmt<.r, returned ~ verdict of guilty of
murder I'm the first degree, and flxesl tlhs,
death penalty. Tho woman broke down
completely when the verdict was AN
nounccSi. and sobl,ssl aloud. Her at
torneys will move for a new trial. and, u
they fail to get Il, will appeal To the SUI
prcne Court. The prisoner. Fanny
Bryant, haas made u partial confession,
which would have cleared her, perhaps,
IL she Ind told the story when she
the stand at the trial of Hawcs, hut will
do her no goosl now.
Dick Hawcs killed his wife. and one
the eldest child. ON Monday night. Dec. 3.
The little girl May was left AT Fanny
Bryant's house from Sunday morning uIi-
til Monday evening. Fanny Bryant has
confessed that May told her on SUNDAY
Hawcs and the baby the night before.
Halves began cursing his wife. and she
threatened To leave. She p,It on her
cloak. and taking Irene. her youngest
lowed her and killed her and the child
with heavy stick. He then dragged the
botiis.> into the ho,iss. and covered them
with mattress. They lay there until
Sunday night. when they were carried io
"a lake u few yards away, weighted with
iron. and thrown in. May. Who Witnessed
the crime, seemed to realize that her
father would kill her. bcca,isc sli" "n,ian-
iyrred his safety. This story is corroi,o-
rated by the circuInstautial evidence oii
that little May was the only eyewitness at
the murder Of her mother and sister.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-15
REGISTRY IN JEFFERSON
The Railroad OutHt Gosas- Ia with .
1sig List of Names.

The Haiiroai Ootht Comes So with -
1sig List at Names.
Sps.rtai Ia the standard
BOULDER. sept. h.-At Ia o'clock to-
night th..r,. wcrs. .s@ names Registered i'm
Boulder precinct out of "A total last year of
.s2. Elk Horn has s.6 names enrolled
against "a vote Of :sbs last fall. Amason
precinct, total registered il l.. lacking
eight of I'll. usual number. At Basin i1S
names were on the list at the close
tonight. The railroad camp on the
Gallatin Butte road had about 4D names
Registered at latest reports. which will bs-
about ths. total vote pollsl there. Very
little can be learned from the, registration
in the remaining precincts of jefferson
county, but IL il generally conceded that
the vot. will fall short of last years poll
about ten per cent. County Attorney Hay
has written 10 letter 10 registration agents
i'm this county iustr,icting them to keep
their lssbks open for names until I'D u. u-
Sunday. The office at Boulder will bsr
kept open accordingly.