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ACTING SECRETARIEs.-The President has
designated Assistant Secretary Nettleton to &C.
as Secretary of the Treasury in the absence OF
Secretary Window and Assistant Secretary
Spaulding to act as Secretary in the absence OF
both Mr.. Window and Mr.. Nettleton.
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PATENTS ISSUED TO WAsHINaroNIANs.-
Patents have been issued to Jearum Atkins OF
this District for hydraulic steering apparatus
for vessels. and to Thomas H. Donohue and NJ.
Gore of this District for hose bridge for rail-
way tracks.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Capt. Allen v. Reed has
been ordered to command the navy yard, Pen
sacol., Fla Commander Felix McCurley from
the Nipsic and placed on waiting orders. Lieut..
V. l.. Cattman from special duty in the State
Department and ordered to hold himself in
readiness for sea service. Capt. II. L. Meade,
marine corps, to command the marine bar
racks at Washington
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Mrs. Jane Brumman, sixty years old, Of Lin
coin, Neb., was instantly killed yesterday by
falling from . buggy, her head striking the
curbstone In runaway accident
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PAID TWENTY MILLION FOR PENs1oNs.-Since
the 1st instant the Treasury Department has
paid out S2O,OOOOOO on account of pensions,
causing reduction of the surplus to that ex-
tent.
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A DAY OF SUSPENSE.
Much Doubt About the Outcome of the
Battle of Ballots.

INTEREST IN THE CONTEST MANIFESTED EVERY
WHERE IN wAsHINGToS-BUT LITTLE BETTING,
AND THAT IN SMALL wAY-THE EXTRA sEs-
SION DEPENDs-NoTEs ABOUT TOWN.
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INCREASED CIRcULATIoN.-The Treasury De-
partment's monthly statement of changes in
the circulation shows: Total circulation No
vember l. Sl.498, ,997, ,617 against Sl4i4, l2l, leo
November l, 1889, an increase during the past
twelve months of S84 .S76, ,497.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, S1S4, 900; customs, $649,154
APPoINTMENT.-H. H. Smith has been ap.
pointed storekeeper and gauger at Nashville,
Tenn,
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x~THE PERPETUAL
THE STORY OF A BUILDING ASSOCIATION
WE HAVE BEEN IN EXISTENCE NINE YEARS

Total receipts since organization. 476 3O7 43
The total profits have been ........... 1l4S0O. IA
We have repaid to members. ............ Sa495 1.64
We have paid III interest TO members. S9910. ~
Our present assets are .........;..... +o477o.6l
We have paid Ill expenses the small sum
We owe the members Tor dues. Be-. 3gi.506 90
We have surplus and interest fund Of 63,275.ll
The above is what we have done in nine years
The following is the story Of what We havs done
during The past year
ios5 advances made .. 3:SS733 90
Shares redee IN, d, :. observation-disclosures. l34 4,400O0
Interest paid to members. 223l 80
our exI enses were only ................ 2.6S6.S7
After paying the above named large
surplus increased from s5s,2l745
e,oi5 new shares subscribed during the ys.r
Please note the small amount of exVen IN propor
Gn the prS n the to IS s9sr. as
o. goes back to them asdiyidends their shares
per cent per annum profit In March Of next year We
shall begin to redeem the shares Uf the second series
the @
mum ON deposits, being nients III vance shares
demanG Thi. Is big feature @ Of our s1a
Shares when maiared are with the fuIi :Hsr:
OF profits that properly attach to them viz IL cent
which have been made share IN the profits
equally with the others.
tcF ray%spi Of y monthly: $3.50 ~ ass shares iS1
U o. ten ON shsGss TO. SS nor
$4,000 on twenty shares for $40 monthly. Settle
ent of one more advances be made at any time
and the payment Of interest stopped The tenth
connencss in November. shares can be taken at any
time at office of secretary.
Tl regular monthly snd the annual meeting will Be
held at tile ofhce Of the secretary on WEDNESDAY
EvENING. November o. when a few amendments to
the constitution, made necessary by the increased
business Of the association, will be acted on.
{. G. DUNCANSOS, President.
LEWIS ABRAHAM, Vice President
FRANCIS q. SAATON, Treasurer.
JOHN COOK, Secretary.
6lS 18th ct. NV.
For convenience Of members on Capitol HILL A. N.
MEEKEk 207 I'D ST. Sc, will bring tner dues to the
meeting. CHAS. T. BENJAMIN,
Attorney for the Association.
o29-10t Room 95, Corcoran building.
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WELL NAMED
G~S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR THE KEY TO THIS CRYPToGRAMs SEE BELOW

SWISS-A hardy race noted for their devotion to
country, their fidelity to every trust and their
sweryiHg performance Of every duty.
STEAM-The great rcvoiutionist Of TIE and the
power that drives American THRIFT and energy 50
far ahead Of tie balance Of the globe.
LAUNDkI-The greatest adjunct of civilization that
lifts man above the savage level ana sheds the
sunshine o. comfort over sord.d worlu.
THE MAN-Ira Godfrey who first brought together
these potential factors. aid who Is ueserVedly
called = 'belefactO to- OF his race"
THE PLACE-1322 f st. n. W., near Ebbitt House.
THE TAX-COllars. . cents; Cuffs. 9 cents each
THE INDUCEMEETS-Fine Work Artistic FinisE,
Filtered ater and brains N business. OBS wv
49, 1RlCT OF COLUMBIA.
holding o Special Term as a District Court Of the
United States for said District
District Court No. 36l.
In the matter Of the condemnation of square No 323
Ill the city of Washington, as d Site
for = City Post Office.
81 All.
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x@sGARDEN1NSS, g, DONE R0NE IN ALL ITS
GRADING AND SODDING,
VINES AND SHRUBBERY TRIMMED
TREES. VINES AND sHHUBBEkf FURNISHED
AND PLANTED.
WILLIS s. CLARK
022-lm 6l3 18TH ST. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
a,CALESDaI.s FOR 'ol.
80 ~ handsome stee-pate calendar is un-
eIualed ierIraIent adj vrrtisIug medium"
Ihaye fuii line Ok samples from Lowell and Robin
son OF Boston and r iliott OF Phlladeipha The de-
signs very beautiful. Call and them
II. l. MCQUEEN. Prin ter and Publisher,
nl-1w ll0S-lll6 St NV
WASHINGTON. NOVEMBER /. 1890.
SS have this day associated with me for the
Transaction of general real estate business Mr. Is. L.
WALCil, JR. GOrmerly with B. T.: Leighton. esq(
m u reqN G. Ne co., h same mIa paroass T &c
a. has been accorded me in the past.
nj ". o. DENIsoN. 923 ST. NV.
RSBUY YOUR COAL, COKE AND MOOD
" >sNs from the reliable firm of JOHNSON
country. CT
seA. ". SwEDBEECi, GRADUATE ONTARIO
80 Veterinary College, is now at the Hotel FIRE.
donl2. Telephone call 1866. ni-1m
--,ICE-COAL-wOOD.
49, Best grades, lowest prices. red wagons.
AMERICAN ICE COMPANY
Main Office. 10th and NV. IelePhone 4S6;
}. q TAYLOiI Assistant Secretary and Treasurer.
JOHN MILL%R, Vice Pres't, i'll charge of fuel de-
Bangor Laths at wholesale. -
OIL Bun L. VI. WILLIS, Manager.
aS,CFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
e.. District of Columbia, Washington, october
81. 1870 axpayers of the District vii. take notice
that the underslgn has received the GuPlcat' OF
OF the taxes for the ending June 80.
1891 and viii be ready 10 receive payment OF taxes 1T
this office from and after the Isl DAY OF NONEM-
BL H. 1870. One-hslf of said taxes due November
the first half OF said taxes due Novelnber, 1890
shall not lie AMI during said month IeIalty of two
ceedlne month thereafter Ui.ti the is paid.
otherwise prOcet Ged with as the law directs ne law
n Nav Ae Il D1 Ept pa WI said month OF
May. l.. G. DAVIS, Collector o. Taxes. DC. o3l-6t
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SnyrR
for
TABLE TOILET OR DFsE
Embracing every thing interesting in Silver.
kALE
GINS,
WHITE
and
COIORED
Displayed In many beautiful styles or mounted TO the
t.ste Of the purchaser.
AMERICAN
and
FOREIGN
NAICHES,
REPEATING. CHRoNoGkApHs
sAML KIRK SON,
ia l. baltimore street
nl-lm Baltimore, Nd.
A NEW BOOK WORTHY OF YOUR ATTENTION
"A AND STUDY.
THE SUPREMACY OF LAW,
~ the REV. BISHOP JOHN P. NEWMAN
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
G. C. PURsELL. Bookseller,
sls-aSm.1p AIS 9TH ST. NV
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i
- on fourth page will be found interesting to
. K. GoLDsCHMID.
N 1OO7-lOO9 st. NV.
K~To MEN WHO BUY THE BEST.
Iextend special invitation to you
ultra, particular men who have been
paying from 900 to 500 for your
SUIT or Overcoat to give me about ten
minutes of your valuable time. and
will convince you that the same re-
suits precisely can be secured for one
fourth less-quaity of cloth, stylish
ness Of pattern and superiority Of
work and finish considered. ask no
man to take clothes from me that do
not fit.
Why not take look.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON
expert in Trousers"
n4 Cor 9th and sts NV.
E<wAsHINGToN. L. c.. NOV. l. 1890.
The copartnership heretofore existing between the
UNDERSIGNED. under the firm name of Cake L Wood
All accounts against the firm are to be paid by Mr.
Woodbury., and he is entitled collect all debts due it.
tsisn'~ H1EAGE E1haE !! II WoHSkr,nv. eAKE
The Hotel Normandie viii hereafter be under my
proprietoIship.
n4-6t' (Signed ELMER F. WOODBURY..
H~wEATHER REPORT.
Tuesday. Nove,nbcr4 1seO.-The weather tomorrow
Is Mey g be fair. continued low temperature south
ALWAYS KEEP POSTED
Notwithstanding the fact that we sell the Best
Boards at Sl1b per 100 feet and have been telling
everybody about 1t for long time people still
20 bindly to the lumber yard they bought from two
three years ago and pay the old prices This
is great mistake and shows lack Of knowledge and
Q prejudice against reading commercial advertise
ments.
n4 LIBBEY. BITTINGER MILLER.
K~DoNT SPEND ONE CENT
FOR CLOTHING
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN OUR
BLACK AND BLUE CHEvIOT SUITS.
ONLY sl2
CoRKsCREw wORsTED DRESS SUITS.
ONLY SIS.
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLES FALL
OvERCOATs. ONLY 80
sTRAsBURGER's
GLASS OF FASHION.
o2o-lm 1l14 and l1le FMn.w
E~IMPonTANT NOTICE
GAS CONSUMERS.
Arrangements nave Decn maue fOr the convenience
Of living IN the eastern aud western sections
OF the city by which they can pay their gas bills
ing banking hours st
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK
THE WEST END NATIONAL BANK.
Bills paid or before the 9Th Of each month. AND
TA0sE ONLY. viii be entitled to the discount Of 25c.
oai-I WAsAiSGToN GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
~ LACE CURTAINS
called for, taken down and lauudried with
SUPERIOR FINISH
and delivered at
80 CENTS PER PAIR
Satisfaction guaranteed in every particular
YALE STEAM LAUNDRY.
or 10th St, near cor. Of r.
y. H. WALKER 90
Teiephons csll-1Oo2-3.
CAsSAHD'S LARD IS NOT wHIrxNxp
WITH CHEMlCALH AND Is fREE IRON ALI
AOULIk6ATlO&s o15.1m
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tSFIDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY.
~ OF MAINLAND,
NORTH CALVERT STREET.
BALTIMORE.
CAPITAL, 100000.
BECOMES SUkETY. MANAGES ESTATE6.
AC1s AS REGISTRAR.
RECEIVES DEPOsITs MAKES LOANS
OFFICERS:
CLINTON p PAINE, President
EbWIS EbWISS I lwAhFisI66.i Vice Presidents.
GEORGE w. BISHOP, Treasurer
HERMAN Z. BOSLEk. Secretary
Becomes surety on bonds Of Executors Administra.
undertakings tn judicial proceedings.
Guarantees tine fidelity Of salarIed officers clerks
anu employees.
lows interest thereon.
Makes loans ON approved collateral and Morteaeea
Is legal de epository for Court and Trust funds
- Manages Estates for Executors, Administrators
ousroAAas IFusteess &C. Collects rents incomes, &c.
POOLE 4 KNOTT.
General Agents,
olS-eo2m 61O 3th st. NV.
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~R GOLDSCHMID'S ADVERTISEMENT
- on fourth page will be found interesting to
those interested i'll low prices.
X. GOLDSCHMID,
IL 1007-l0U9 st. NV.
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In the matter Of the condemnation of square No 323
III the city Of Warrington, As d Site
fora City Post Office.
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PERSONAL.


A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Williams Co. Communications promptly at
tended tC and strIcty CCnnueLtlSl Once OYen AZ
lCUIs. M. WILLIAMS. MaIaseE 80 Ct u ".
n4-im'
IF IADI DRESSED IN GRAY, WHO. WITH CUM-
Il paIOu, crossed Market space from near post Oice
anu took 7th St south Monday night will send
her address To this Office she Will lie Of something
OF Importance ~ her. BOZ li1,
n4-3t- star Office
II MRS. JANE STEWART, FORMERLY JANE
Bean, Will address Box ll3, Star office, she Will
earn valuable information IT.
TINHE GENTLEMAN WHO TOLD A. ". CONLf r
u OF the general land Office few days Of aqUArtz
stamp mill Ia VIRGINIA Will hear of something TO his
edyautAZe BY calInx oil
BALDWIN & BALDWIN,
Dealers in Western Gold and silver NJ ming Stock,
nS-@T G2l 1th 81. NV, Washington. DC.
WANTED-THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAR
w tleS who were the Jane MOseley. ON her way
f.oin Norfolk To Washington, September IA, 1890.
Address J. THOMAS SOIHOIsON. Attorney at Law.
AZ 9th -. n3-3t'
Nov Is I'VE TIME. We WILL PAY BIG
~ MONEY Tor Gents lrst-elsss Secondhand Cloth
ol1 NV oI
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R~GAs FlXrUREa
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
as sHEDD BRO.
au3o Az 9th 1t ~
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1890-06-21

WASHINGTON. D. c., June 13.-Tne Gal
weston harbor people are considerably dis
turbed over the attitude of the house COM
mmitte on rules toward their bill. This bill
appropriates s, 100000 to be Immediately
available. for the improvement of the deep
water harbor at Galveston, and it is further
provided that the appropriation of s, 0OO,OOO
year shall continue for five years, thus max
ing 100000 in all. This has been an ap-
preparation which was left out of the regular
river and harbor bill, the understanding be-
ing that the Texas deep water bill and the
bin for the improvement of Sault Ste. Marie
canal, in Michigan, should go together as in
dependent measures. The Sault Ste. Marie
canal bill carries an appropriation of S5.OOO.-
600. The river and harbor bill passed the
house couple of weeks ago, and about the
same time resolution was introduced
authorizing the committee on rules to Tx
day for the consideration of the Texas deep
water and Sault Ste. Marie canal bills. 1t
was expected that the committee would re-
port before this time, but there appears to be
a hitch about the matter, and the Michigan
and Texas people are becoming concerned
at the delay.
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Ths Depenaent Pension Rt1l.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1S.-The depend
emit pension bill, as agreed upon by the con-
ference committee and reported to the house,
after providing for the pensioning of de-
pendent parents, says that all persons who
served three months or more in the military
or naval service of the United States during
the war of the rebellion, and who has been
morally discharged therefrom, and who
...e now, or who may hereafter be suffering
from mental or physical disability of a
permanent character, not the result of their
own vicious habits, which incapacitates them
for the performance of manual labor in such
degree as to render them unable to earn a
support, shall be placed upon the list of in
valid pensioners of the United States and be
entitled to receive pension not to exceed
$12 per month and not less than Sc per
month, propor6oned to their inability to
earn support, such pension to continue dur
ing the existence of such disability. Rank
IN the service shall not be considered in ap-
plications fled under this act. Provision is
made for pensioning at the rate of So per
month widows of men who served ninety
days, without proving death the result of
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Hot From the Wires.

CORY, Pa, June IA terrific thunder
storm and heavy fall of rain here. Many
telegraph and telephone wires we're burned
little girl fatally injured.
NEW YoRK.-Colonel Andrew D. Baird, of
Brooklyn. has declined the postmastership
of Brooklyn, which was rendered him by
President Harrison last week.
PoRT HURoN, MICH.-The steam barge
Ryan foundered ten miles north of Port
Austin light All hands were saved except
Patrick Slattery, of Buffalo.
MoBERLY. Mo.-While the funeral of Mrs.
John Hook was taking place at the Hickory
Grove church, near Darksyille, this county,
a severe storm of rain accompanied by heavy
thunder and lightning passed over. A large
number of saddle horses were tied to rack
which joined a barbed wire fence. The light.
ming struck the fence and ran along by the
horses, twenty being knocked fiat and four
killed outright. Mrs. Robert Derigue, who
was sitting in the church at the time, was
seriously burned.
GALVESTON, TEx.-The National Wool
Growers association earnestly recommends
that any further changes that may be made
in the Mckinley bill shall be only such as
Will give to the wool growers of the United
States protection on wool as grown by Amer
lean flock masters.
WELLINGTON, KAN.-Captain L. Z. Myers,
q prominent pioneer citizen, Is dead. He
was 5S years of age. He built the first build
ing erected IN Wellington. He had been in
Oklahoma during the past year, but was
brought back here few days ago to die.
PARIs.-Violent shocks of earthquake have
occurred at Pohgny and other towns in the
department of Jura.
CARRoLLToN, KY.-Hon. w. W. Dickerson,
of Grant county, was nominated on the 270th
ballot to succeed Mr.. Carlisle as representa-
tive in congress.
CHICAGo.-The National Furniture Manu-
facturers' association decided to advance
prices July 1. The increase, In the language
of the agreement, is to be sufficient to cover
the increased cost of materials and enable
manufacturers to make living profit.
DENVER, CoLo.-Twelve hundred carpen-
tiers are on strike here. The probabilities
are that the bod carriers and timers will join
the strikers unless the trouble is settled
within the next few few days. Quite num-
Der of non-u union carpenters have joined the
strikers,
W1CH1TA.-Thomas O'Brien was fatally
stabbed in the abdomen by John Bush. They
were in dispute over business matter.
AUGUSTA, ME.-The republican state con-
vention renominated Governor Burleigh by
reclamation.
BosToN.-Two young ladies of Newport
are lying in a critical condition, due to hyp-
notism practiced upon them by a teacher in
Lasell seminary, a great Methodist institu-
ton at Auburndale.
LoNDoN.-The farmers of Catalonia, in
Spain, have had poor success in an attempt
to introduce American vines.
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OKLAHOMA.
Supreme Court Of the Territory at Work
HIS First DecisiOH is Against Contest
Perjurer-Will Tend to stop Fraud
uIent Contests.
Reservations BarEained for by Commits
siOners Overrun With Boomers Spying
Out the Land and Selecting Locations
Land Once Doing Big Business.

GUTHRIE, Ok, June 13.-The supreme
court decided its first case; hapeas corpus
case by land Office sharper, who had been
arrested for perjury for swearing to false
statements in affidavits of contest. The
court held that the arrest was right and the
habeas corpus was accordingly denied. This
will tend to stop these contests, which have
of late grown less frequent on account of
several eases of perjury brought against con-
testants.
The Iowa and Sac countries are being over
run with boomers, who are hunting for good
claims, for which they will strive when the
lands are thrown open for settlement One
of these exploring parties, consisting of
eighteen persons, report that Governor
Jerome is sick at the Sac and Fox reser vation
and was obliged to send to Edmond for a
physician. His illness is thought to be only
slight, and he will be ready to proceed with
negotiations with the Pottawatomes in q
few days.
The land Office here is rushed with business
and is doing a genuine land Office business
Three contests are now being heard, involv-
ing the townsites of West Guthrie, Oklahoma
City and Norman, besides many between
homeSteaders.
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pisposInr Of the Big Bills.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June IA prominent
Republican member of the house, who enjoys
intimate personal and political relations with
Speaker Reed, says that the leaders of his
party in the house calculated that by July Is,
the tariff, the silver, and all the appropria-
Eions bills will be disposed of in both
branches of congress, and then it will be de-
cided whether or not congress shall remain
In session long enough to dispose of the fed
eral election bill. 1t is thought that it will
require two months, or even longer, to pass
that measure, and the probabilities are that
the proposition will be abandoned.
Speaker Reed, it is learned, wants to take
M the election bill in the house and psss it
within week or ten days, but other promi-
nent republicans do not see the necessity of
passing the bill in the houre unless the SEN
ate rules are to be so changed that an anti
filibustering Law can prevail In that body the
same as in the house.
Congressman Morrill, says that he had
never known'during his service in congress
such q scarcity of local legislation before the
house as has been the case for the past two
or three months. This has been due to the
fact that general legislation has been kept to
the front to the exclusion of bills In which
members are personally Interested he
thinks, however, that the last six days session
will be devoted to the smaller measures on
the calendar, and members viii then have
An opportunity to dispose of bills Of local IN
terests to their districts.
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To Conduct Congressional Elections.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 18.-The national
election bill, as framed by the house repub-
ican caucus committee, has been printed.
The principal features of the measure are as
follows: Chief supervisors of elections in
judicial districts are charged with the execu-
ton of the law, which is to apply to federal
elections in cities of 10000 inhabitants or
upward, and in entire congressional districts,
exclusive of such cities, upon application to
the supervisor of 100 voters, or in counties
or parishes forming part of congressional
districts, upon application of fifty voters. In
canvassing the votes the state laws are to
govern, except that all ballots are to be
counted by tens, first by an inspector of
elections, and second by supervisor, the
local election officers and the supervisors
upon a separate tally sheet, which are to be
compared, and the result publicly announced.
Ballots deposited in the wrong box are to be
counted. Returns are to be made by the
supervisors in duplicate to the clerks of the
United STATES circuit courts and to the chief
supervisor, who is to tabulate and refer them
to the United States board of canvassers of
the congressional district, which is to be
appointed by the United States circuit court.
The board is to convene on November Is of
each year, and is to declare and certify the
result of the election.