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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-08
A BAD INDIAN.

ALBUQUERQUE, N, NJ, Jan. s.
Navajo Jim, desperate Navajo In
dian, was brought here yesterday
from the reservation and lodged In
jail. On Monday Jim was loaded
with whisky and went cunning.
Chief Moriano saw the condition of
his subject and attempted to re-
move his gun and quiet him. This
enraged the drunken Indian, and
he pulled his pistol, shooting the
chief through the fieshy part OF his
leg, close TO the body, aud the wound
Is liable to result fatally. Jim then
went to the great ranch Of John
Claghorn, where the latter keeps a
store for the Indians. He
took several shots at the wife of the
and clerk, fortunately
them. News OF the actions
Of the bad Indian was sent to
Gallup, and his arrest by a deputy
soon followed.
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Son the
night Of December 2s, @. Francisco,
a Mexican sailor, and companion
entered the saloon Of John Glese.
They were intoxicated aud wer
out Of the place. Giese aud |
his barkeeper, Joseph Cordes, elected |
them upon their refusing TO go, aud
Francisco stabbed Giese In the abdo-
men aud CorSies In the arm with
arge dirk knife. Giese died yeste-
lay, ana Francisco was arrested
Ind charged with murder.
BALTIMoRE's SAILORS.
VALLEJO, Cal, Jan. S-Investl-
'atlon into the assault on the BaltI.
nore's sailors In Valparaiso began
yesterday morning at Mare island,
n the presence of Judge Advocate
ieneral Rsmy, United States Dis.
rlot Attorney Carter and United
'tales COMMISSIONER \. Manley,
Iemy conducted the investigation.
ohm w. Talbot, apprentice on the !
was the first witness.
Ie related the story of the assault /
n himself and Rlggin as previously I
I'D In the dlspAtchcs.
VALLEIo, JAu. a--One fact not
snerally known to the ublic. tut
hich Is well known 90 the ofiicers .
Mare Island. Is that the shore /
IFty frOm the Baltimore that wns D
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-08

Headaeisa, yea CkHrrR's i.lfrin IlvgR piIIa
aTQ equally valuable IN Constipation. caring
and preventing this annoying coinpiaint whils
they also correct ail disorders ~ tho stomach
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels
Aeon II they only cured
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-01-08
NoAm poRrnR pYINa.

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Jan. Six
President Noah Porter of Yale Is
gradually sinking and his death Is
thought TO be near.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
THE WARNING BELL ROPE.

Tho two deputy marshals, ran to the hole
through which the moonshiner had disap-
peared. and. .dropping into It. groped their ,i,F,
they emerged at the base q big pile Of co y
the surface they saw tho fugitive a hundred nd
they lost sight OF him altogether.
Tho other officers had meanwhile mado a
hasty search through tho yard. and were much
disappointed TO find that the moonshiners had
oil escaped. most 81 them so hastily as to be
obliged TO lenves hats: coats. and rsvolye5;s
Iet, however. over the Quilt they seized.
stilI OF 300 gallons capncity four fcrmenting
tnnks. II heater. ~ copper worm. and al! tho
other fixtures and np1urtcrancss of dist IL
lcry. Three barrels OF whisSey, were also
found. Tho bell which alarmed the NOON
shinorss was In the shed, a wire more than
40 feet long WAS attached to It. tho other end
being alongside the gate In the inner fence.
Tho watcher gave tho signal in time for his
companions to get out by tho subterrnnenn
exit. through which he.ttoo. escaped
Tho property Ia owned by Coal Dealer Nell
son. and Is valued Mt $4,000. and. with all tho
other articles seized. will probably be confs-
Gated ~ the Government. Collector Nathan
thinks the still has been In oneHltiop several
months. Hc has notllcarned VIII" tho lessee Of
tho yard was. but expects to mako several
arrests within a few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
THE READING INTERPOLATION.
Stats Examiners ut Work In HarrSsbur0-
Aswors or the Defendant Companies.

Stats Examluers at Work in HarrSsburv-
AAswors or the Defendant Companies.
HAiIsBuBa. Pa. June 3O.-The examiners
In the leading combine cases met here this
afternpn and counsel for tho defendant cor
poratios submitted reports and answers to
tho demands Of the ney-General.
The statements submitted show that the
total pro uction Of anthracite coal In Ponnsyl-
vania wa 5.s55.175 tons in 1890 and 4O. 49,
1896 in 1al.
In the deds OF the LehiRh Coal and Naviga-
ton Comply to the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Coal Compny for certain coal property. It is
one VI tho cnditions that the coal shall all b 0
shipped owe the railroad OF tho parties OF the
first part. ecepting coal destined for ship
coal mined snually on the promises may be
toward the Dlaware River.
In tho ansters submitted It is shown that
tho total nuiber, OF COL lieries owped and
leased BY the endinR Coal and Iron Company
is seventy foa and that the com pany owns
ena STOCK $500 OF en o1h th 9e
no part o: the sock Of tho Port Heading HALL
road Companyor OF the Port Reading Com
now held By th PhiisdeIpbia and RoadinS
Railroad Compnt. For the first three months
Of 1902 the shipnnt OF coal from the anthra-
Gt9 s rcg a} 3en was feloYs Wyoming EeEio3
The examiners ~ haye another meeting
18th. and 18th Of Jiy.. ''' "" Wiz -'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
Tho sun's Guide to Now York.

Replies TO questions asked ere'U day by the quests
snd citizens of the american metropolis S,igoes-
tons 10 sioliseers and practical Information for
practical people The Sun ,oi publish In time for
use at the Columbus Celebration nert October. a
complete. unique and practical guide book to Mis
oiv. N,oiN tell risi.ors Uhat the sights are. hoo
10 reach 1en,. where TO lodge and board ,chils
here and the cos. rhe1e to do ,chOlesale or retail
shopping. ho,o to an,use themselves. and get rest
Uhen wearv Of sightseeing. II ,oiH be attractirelv
printed pleasant to read. and tho subject matter
piu be divided and arranged In a ,oav to insure
the best resus Theretailprice toiH be rs cents pen
oopu The S,n's Guide ,oiU also offer unequalled
and EXCEPTIONAL opportunities TO advertisers.
Those uho mish further Information on mis- sub
sect should address The Guide BOOK Department!
ollie Nslo York Sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
AND DANv11LE 1SrEREsE
The Receivers Anaoanes that They wiz
Pay Certain July Coupons.

The Receivers An.os,es that They WIN
Pay Certain July Coupons.
The receivers Of the Richmond and Dnnville
Railroad Company gave notice yesterday that
By Judge Bonds order they will nay today tho
July coupons on the following bonds: Rich.
mond. York River and Chesapeake Railroad
Company's first mortgage. Western North Car
olinA Railroad FIRST consolidated mortgage.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Compnny's first mortgage. Columbia and
Greenvillc Railroad first mortgage. Georgia
Pacific Railway Company's frst mortgage
Chester and Lenoir Railroad frst mortgage.
Choraw and Chester first mortgage Roosevelt
Railroad FIRST mortgage.
Payment OF July interest on the Richmond
and Danville y cent. consolidated mortgage
gold bonds not having been provided for by
the court. Messrs. William p. Clyde and
George F. Stone Jointly sent out the following
notice:
The uHdersissed: bel!,Sying that the In n:
come OF the receivers Will IN short time Pc
resumption q iail interest on ali the bonded
dobt. OF the Danvillo system. have authorized
es on hs oee
s Eff R PssSs cont sohsSsa'sd
Applications for receivers certificates were
tar IN excess Of tho amount. Sl.OQ00O0. an
take UP supply Vouchers, and other, expenses
incurred In operating the properties. Many
EeQuests to DO allowed to subscribe came from
Bal til where large amounts cunt OF the bonds
No organized attempt has yet been made to
induce Drexel. Morgan & Co. to reconsider
their refusal to undertake the Richmond Ter
minal reorganization. and the Intervention Of
two days OF holiday may induce those who are
Wednesdays meeting OF the stockholters'
committed.
| As no announcement was made yesterday in
| obligations. a default Is expected.
7. Q. Bush. President Of the Mobile and Biz.
| ninghapl Railroad Company. has been np-
painted receiver Of the road ny order Of the
Shte Chancery Court at Mobile. on the appli-
eaton OF Gen. Sam Thomas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
He Stole and Was Robbed.

When tho Guion line steamer Wisconsin
made fast to her dock yesterday morning
Deputy United States Marshal bernhard wont
on board and arrested Jacob Braendli. Young
Swiss. on charge Of robbery. Braendli who
Is only 10 years old. was clerk In tho Office OF
notary named Mauror at Brieg. Switzerland.
He stolo 5000 francs and ran away to Antwerp.
kept by o woman. who eyed him suspcously.
end SAID she DID not believe no could pay his
tied tho 5000 francs. Tho woman went away
and soon afterward two mon came to his room
and told him they wore policemen, and that
ssnd him Enck to Switzerland. He gave them
the money. and they put him on board q ship
hard found in Braendlfs shoes what he had
left OF tho 5000 francs. Braendli waived OK
animation before United btates Commissioner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
ENTRANCE TO THE prsTILLERY.

Collector Nathan was accompanied by Rev.
snue Agent A. s. Brooks. United States Mar
shal Walker. Special Officers George w. Dick.
John H. Fisher. James A. Renny. and Revilo
Walls. and two deputy msrshals whom he act
out to make tho seizure. The attacking party
broke into two sections on approaching the
other for tho rear. A Grow" or watcher.
however. had noticed the approach Of tho row.
snue officers and got inside one Of the gates,
the loud ringing Of bell was heard. ind !cating
Tint the moonshiners had been warned. The
securely barred. They climbed the fllteon-
foot fence and found the second fence almost
efforts to force them 1t was tho work Of q
moment to scnle tho second fence. and just as
the officers got over they saw a man rush to
ground had opened and swallowed him up
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01

At Roosevelt Hospih. beginning with to-
day. tho regular semtnnual change in tho
stalY OF doctors goes In, effect. DR.. Edward
G. Blair is promoted to Ause surgeon. in the
place OF John NJ. Macdoeld: Douglass Ewell
to house 81, phy shd ip II place e Henry B.
house gynecologist madSacant by Alvn New.
man. T. ". Mollet will khis assistant. Dir.
Howard Taylor L. promoS to first assistant
surgeon. Arnold Knapp Ties the position Of
surgical dresser; James l1ng is made sSnlor
physician and II. D; Cart6innior physician.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01

NEW AASvEpTcrpNorc:; 81 ArrLICATioM fos
A. ,;.y 81 New Iork 10 make arp!,sation q =:
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sss;
uoanset can Ss hsard TSs object Of such sprsatlos
an
so II IN .ss ~ COUNT; sn h:
real estate hsrein.tseT described !. situated Com:
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corner OF parcel number nineteen on said map: from
asS'i fss south y
H. 'tss 's soasn G stsfss. missss
1sS2 soSo feet north q degrees Gas. 1zs .7.ioe
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2I.l0O feet TO the point and place Of beginning.
All OF said ands TO be acquired In Fee and include
Al OF The parcels shown on said map number looa
tailed particular description premises 70 b
acquired. Public notice 10 also given that In the
structon of the said dam and reservoir known ~
Reservoir M" it has been and will DO necessary to
change the highway system through tho lands
and 70 be acquired. and that on juno :, 1ae7. map
W. lsa IN ths ws;.chs.ssr Comfy S:E'stssr. one.
in the North Salem acquired by the city Of Wv
York. under chapter 400 Of the Laws of 1883 III the
construction of Reservoir ~" sad map being Eum.
bored In said Registers once by the number 1,ol8
That said shows the portion Of the real here
tofore acquired BY tho city q New York for the
stuts in place Of the estate heretofore used for
highway purposs and said further sho the por.
ons Of the old roads be used and raised and
where new roads are to DO constructed through the
same parcels heretofore acquired BY the city and drs-
gnated parcels 10 both inclusive: and public notcs
isfnrher Eiven that on June 2 1922 map nied in
~ Ws..chs..s. County ksg..srs Office entitled,
by tho city Of New York. under chapter <eO Of the
Laws Of 1888 In the construction Of Reservoir said
map being designated BY number 1ol7: that said map
shows the portions OF the real estate to be acquired
and which proposed to substitute in place OF the
real estate he.totSss .;sa for paIGoss: sld
be used and raised. and shows where roads to
be constructed through tho parcels DO acquired and
designated on said map as both inclusive,
AMI further notice is given that an application will be
made to the supreme Court st the above mentioned
time and place for an order approving the highw
system or substituted highway, as shown the
above referred TO-
WILLIAM u. CLARK, Counsel to tho Corporstioa.
10. fryon row. New York sitE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
WA1CHED AND CHAINED.

Cnusual Precautions In the Case OF Mr..
Thos. +. Thornton.
Mr. Thos. r. Thornton. for many years a
foreman Of the brass department In tho car
mandatory OF John Stephenson Il Co.. Twen-
ty.seventh street and Fourth avenue. gave up
his place yesterday to 20 into other business.
Before he could get away, tho men In the
brass department were culled together and
presented to Mr.. Thornton flpe watch and
chain, suitably engraved. as a token OF tho es-
TEEN In which he was hold by them. They
also presented him with O. set Of resolutions
expressing their regret at his departure. and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
n,uen.h Plenty q. Au,uen..

NANTUCKET. Juno 3o.-Tt island is sur
rounded by an enormous sSool Of bluensh.
Yesterday tho South Beach Is crowded with
fishermen. who were haulis in their fish
through tho surf. Tho larar catch for q
beach lshsrmnn wa. nInety-a blueiish Of IN
men are doing big business Si blueflsh are
drug at Ave cents per pound 1t is Thought
that tho fsh struck IN from tn Gulf Stream
and ~ will be unusually plontiA during the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
Sale Of tho rssAheep.,e Bridge.

PouoHKEEPsIE. Jun 30.-Tho Poughkeepsle
bridge was purchaed to-day by John ".
Brock Of PHILADELPHIA on behalf OF tho Reor-
canization Co.npitt.. tor 81 100000. This
meaps t that tho , Rriso will DO transferred TO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
TIE Men Who nobseA p,H, pnxo.

Oscar Creamer. Oscar Bjork andAniam p. Car
penter who. In April last robbed DIX yfo. bankers
Of about $4,000 In cash and securis nearly all Of
which was recorered were lentenred Yesterday by
Judge MARITIME. Creamer ana carpenter Staie Prison
for nine year- And 6,orkman TO STATE ison for tive
yeAra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
DOST OFFICE NOTICE,-Fore,gn mails for the weeE
ending July will close promptly In all caseD 81
this Office as follows:

ssS %''
$DEss;?'ss! f., s.:
sss .hS 81 PsIas a an" turks Island per
sAruKnAY-At1A.M Nj. for France. Switzerland, Italy.
sSs :aa e., y
'%:'S E, iIs s
Sssa.kiR G%sr4. u Susssn:IiSysp: .ssGM q.
S s Sdes PEI az
ag,Si pc, s's.%.nn nv Of Roms; VA s,..9S
SN 2. Ss,ss.Iana. arssss per ,sss%.n!p Ma:
s.Ss Ia +, r:D Ss%S s:!!s
aessan 0 sN via cruz must ' g
's'ia NJ o n"%,' Z. ..aa ma ..Ss
ga ATS tsnssa md
cs"%,. 81 at q is s5. s: Z
Tr'pnN;a a. ana IobSxo PR steamship Ans a. %
paca p nS! - , ,1 @lsan
Il" ana Mns. All g. c1 rss ss sns rsy
per and MofS s ts affected fs rdiu.
Mornca y
.arM for Gss,s nSa via m9n re-
~ for s. Pierre igue"h' per steamer from North
SAY fIanetsSDh close here daily sptg July IS AZ
ssiian, ify ana sa!"os'' Islands per s'san.hp
Alarneda from san Francisco close here daily W
to july Ill nt H:;D T. NJ on arrival at New YORK
of s'eanship Aurania. with British mails for Aus
tIalin Mails for III. sorcty islands per ship tity
OF faptiti from San Francisco close hero daily up
toJuly '25, at $40 NJ Mail; tor the la" aiian
lslauhs. per steamship Australia urom San Fran
CISCO Close here dnJ up 10 July .2d nt 80 T. ":
Mails for Newfoundland by ran 10 hAlifaN hnd
thence l'y steamer close at tins Office daily NJ h'o
r NJ Mails tor Mhlge'on, by rn,l 10 Boston. asd
thence hy asamcr close NJ tins nllice daily hts 50
T. NJ. Maiis tor cuba. by rail TO Tampa, IA, aud
s%1s at y ri. ay sa at r'&SHsy
Mexico overland. uncss specially hddi tssrd tor 10,
rratch by steamer. close al THIS thre daily AT 300
A. ".
Trans,i' acitc mails forwarded 10 Kan Francisco
daily and tn schedule nf clos rs arranged on tno
presumption ot their uninterrupted ovorlsnf trans to
San Francis Mails rom the las arriving on tilno
NJ san Francisco thc day Of SAILING Of steamers arc
despatched thence the same day,
sRcyisIer.d mail closes $500 l.. NJ. previous day.
Extra supple mentary nails opened on the piers
of the Eng i-h frcuch AMI German steamers At the
hour Of closing supplemtntary mails at the Post
once which remain open unfit within ten minutes se
the hour OF sailing OF sIeameE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
aaillinrry aud artssmahias.

Attention. Ladies. .Carlyle Jurgens,
nscass ladies' tailor; guaranteed; prices
sus WEST SAITH ST,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
GRADING Antsls-Gut nt To,vn.
- 7a-a
Public Nqttcea.

\IliEN IN BuFFALO sTOr AT TIE GENESER.-
w Niagara Falls forty minutes away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
THE DESTROYED Still.

THE DESTROYED STILL.
Tho distillery. from which. It IL believed.
hundreds OF saloons In New York and Brook
Ign have boon surreptitiously receiving thoir
supplies Of whiskey. was In Hamilton avenue.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Here there Is q large yard. 50x150 feet. with a
big tumble-down shed in tho centre. Tho yard
is enclosed by two fences. ono within the
other. and thore are two gates In each fence.
A coal yard belonging to W. F. II. Nelson ad-
Joins the yard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01

EtMS.
House Fronting Great rOuth Hay.
Large pleasant rooms; good shady grounds; fishing
boating. s water and surf bathing; within ave min
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-01
MoONSHINING IN BROOKLYN.
PRlCTIskD, TOO. WITH AIL TEE sKHL
OF KENTUCKY ExPERTa

when the Hevesus 0mcers Approached an
Aiar. HE'LL Rang. s,a While They were
Clius,ae Over the Two High Fences che
Meenshineps Escaped Through subtsr.
r.sesn Passage ana H,eft Thsir still.
Internal Revenue Collector Nathan seized .
we'll equipped illicit still In Brooklyn on We'd
nesdny afternoon. II had evidently boen do
ing rushing business for eome time. and was
in full blast few minutes before the descent
OF tho Government officials. Owing to careful
precautions against surprise and capture. the
moonshiners escaped.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-13
A%ttentlOnIIlG. A. r.

The Santa Fe Route, with its usual
promptness, has not only arranged for
reduced rates OF less than n fare for
the round trip to the National Encamp-
ment at Washington in September, but
has also secured free sleeping accomoda-
tions for all old soldiers after arrival in
Washington.
New and cOmmodious barracks have
been erected in the Washington mouu-
ment Park, in which we will reserve
quarters for all old soldiers and q. A. r.
II implication is made in advance.
Arrangements have also been made TO
serve meals in temporary dining rooms
in the vicinity Of tho barracks at very
moderate prices.
Special trains cor tanning Pullman and
Tourist Sleepers, Chair Cars and coaches
will De arranged from Kansas, Colorado,
New Mexico and Oklahoma. on which
we win reserve accommodations II advised
Of your wishes.
Stop overs win allowed cast Of our
lines.
Az the Santa Fe Is the only line IN the
West Offering these Inducements, "
would be advisable q make early appli-
cation to tho undersigned or 20 Geo. T.
Nicholson, G. p. & 4. A., Topeka, for
such accommodations as you may desire.
Further particulars, such al dates q
sale, limits, etc, can be- obtained BY ap-
plying 10 agent A., II & 8. r.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1892-09-13
Boards Of Registratlon.

The board Of county commissioners OF
county appointed the following
boards OF registration at the meeting
lnet week:
Precinct No. I, Oentral-Josephus
Crowley, Henry Woods, Julius Welge-
hansen.
Precinct No. ., Pinos Altos-James
jackson. T. Holmon, II. s. Allen.
Precinct No. 3, Silver CIty-Charles
Rosecrans, J.. H. Little, Howard H.. Belts.
Precinct No. 4, Lower Mimbres-W. NJ.
Taylor, @. L. Hewlett, B. L. Link.
Precinct, No. 8, San Lorenzo-N. Y.
Ancheta, w. Lee Thompson, N. Cordova.
Precinct No. 6, Georgetown-Thomas
Kennedy, George Helde, ID. j. Lewis.
Precinct No. z, Upper CLAW. B.
Horn, W. A. Heather, M. +. Fleming.
Precinct No. 8, Lower Gila-C. Telles,
A. 9. Windham, L. r.. Pearson.
Precinct No. Q, Shakespeare-O. r.
Smythe, w. Ii. Marble, Thomas Ken
needy.
Precinct No. 10, Hachita-John Gloa-
SOD, Volney Rector, Sterling Burwell.
Precinct No. IL, Deming-Louis Alt
mann, A. j. Clark, N. A. Bolioh.
Precinct No. IL, Sapello-Geo. Nye,
j. II. Lester, Otto Heuchling.
Precinct No. 10, Santa Rita. H
Criser, j. j. Alvey, w. Z. Redding.
Precinct No. ID, Cooks Peak-U. T.
McDaniels, Charles Poe, Samuel Nc
Laren.
Precinct No. 10, Hadley-Joseph F
Gomez, George w. McSherry, George
Paul.
Precinct No. 10, Gold Hill-C. s. KEEL
lum, j. j. Keister, DAVID Eggleston.
Precinct No. II, Columbus-L T.. Bal
ley, A. B. Harvey, j. f. Heatley.
Precinct No. Is, Black Hawke. M
Foraker, NJ. Lynch, Bragg Knox.
Precinct No. 10, Carlisle-Sig. Weisl
James Il. Tong, Charles Davenport.
Precinct No. 90, Lordsburg-R.
Hart, w. II. Small, J. 2. Ownby.
Precinct No. 81, Pine Cienega, w. II
Alexander, w. r. Pitts, j. M. Morris.
Precinct No. q, Oak Groye-H. D
Mcknight, W. O. Wallis, w. H.. Jack.
Precinct No. %, San Juan-E. J
Swartz, John Perry, S. NJ. Lowell.
Precinct No. "a Ricolite-HA Fuller
j. 4. Steele, A. J. Caster.
Precinct No. %, Mangas - Fran
Mitchell, Burt Carter, @. IL. Lyons.