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nAs could noe - oorDnn, and h vansed 10
10 Be none o<hsr than clsvslAnd
Aneunnxr ron rANnArr.
n vas nts,s difRersnt line u tslk that 81
fenced the Tammsny braves They we're re-
minded that they nov had possession Of all the
ofices Of New Yort state, were in sole control
Of the party organization and the sole dis
penssrs Of the party patronage and that their
interests lay in maintaining the power-more
important 10 than than that Of making Presi-
dents.
Mr.. Whitney susesssed that they would be
compelled ~ Be loysl 20 Mr.. Cleveland be
we're nominated or else suffer punishment In
volvfng the loss Of their power. and be declared
that IL they we're loyal nothing else WINS neces-
sAry 10 insure Mr.. Clevel.nd's election. II vas
therefore absolutely necessary. he urged, for
them 70 zee TO 10 that Cleveland -.s s,ected IL
nominated. and he indicated that the great
army Of men who are controlled by him in New
York city light be offended and resent any in
dication Of disloyalty on the part Of rsmmany.
This argument did not lead the TAmmanv
men b consent to Cleveland'. nomination. Nor
did IL oall from them any promises not 30 con-
tinue their fight in the convention. But IL
compelled such protestations Of LOYALTY 90 the
nominee as left no point 10 such Arguments ~
Mr.. Gorman was disposed to advance ~ b the
weakness Of Cleveland in New Yo-k on account
Of the fac:ional difference.
The compact Was then and there made bv
which Mr.. Gormsn agreed not 90 be . candidate
and that the entire Maryland delegation should
vote for Mr.. Cleveland.
This was the first great break in the hines Of
the opposition to Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

May Be Beaten. but Never surreI,tiers.
Much has been printed and said of late in
the nature Of gossip respecting the intentions
Of Senator David B. Hill, and, among other
things, it has been stated that some of his
friends have been charged to withdraw his name
from the contest for the democratic presidential
nomination. 1t can now be stated IS q fact
that Senator Hill has not Withdrawn and does
not propose to withdraw. He may be beaten,
but will never surrender. He will fight it out
to the end.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

INVESTIGATING AT MARE IsLASD.-The Sec
retary of the Navy has appointed court Of in
quiry, consisting Of Capt. G. C. Wiltse. Chief
Engineer Joseph Trilley and Assistant Naval
Constructor A. W. Stahl to ascertain which of
the officers at the Mare Island nary yard are re-
sponsible for the introduction Of defective ma
chinery in the U.SS. Ranger. Capt. Fl. C.
Cochrane, USING, will act as ] udge advocate
of the court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

The PRESIDENTS CALLERs.-The Presidents
callers today included Senators Worrill, War
rem, Allison, Carey and Blackburn, Gov. Muir
ply Of Arizona with Senator Sawyer. Solic itor
Hepburn with Fourth Assistant Postma ster
General Rathbone, Senator FELTON, with Ju.age
McKenna and Mr.. ]. n. E. Wilson Of Califor1 ua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

SECRETARY ELKIys has gone to his home at
Elkins, W. Va, to be gone several days. Moth
ing will be done in the matter of army appoint
ments to be made shortly until the Secretar v Q
return. In addition to the vacancies already
mentioned the position Of commandant Of
cadets is to be filed, also the appointment Of
cadets to the academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

The President made joke yesterday. He
had arranged to receive tho notification
committee ct II O'Clock. when informed
that the .comnnittss would not reach
the White House before o'clock owing TO the
fact that the train bearing- Gov. Mckinley vas
behind time he quietlU remarked with anils:
well. suppose this dslay h . good thing
after I'll, inasmuch = II undoubtedly sdds wait
(vsiGhA) 70 ~ sspaAllcan tiaksA"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

The TREASURY SURPLUS is undergoing q
severe strain this month on account of pension
payments. Nearly $1,000. 900 have already
been paid out on this account and there is still
more to be paid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

Mr.. WHARHox. acting secretary Of state. has
returned to Washington from a visit to Tuxedo,
n. j., and was at the department today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

The CABINET MEKrINa.-The State and War
Departments were the only departments not
represented at today's cabinet meeting. Very
little busine IS was done, the political situation
engaging the principal attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

SECRETARY ELKNs, who is now at his home
in West Virginia, is expected to come to Wash
ington this evening.
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Index to Advertisements.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTopAY-Internal rev.
enue, Sl66 ,666; customs, s4OO. .s26.
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FITTING 10 6FIIY

YOU ANYTHINa 70 sEIH
fe. TssH r "a dTy z psssassa psGGssa %1 e'%1SS % ooo
n.sain Rosso9 s,Sns ss, }15tPs ~ ny =. Why kssP
ON your booksf 6s1l them-end my procsa6 cif.
cullf can dc that for yQu< y haye no doubt. In
4Iss TsIs5Sses /" eso s. O. Ssiai 81 sis I i'd 4 e.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
i and renovsting works, 1706 and 1710 st. n W..
Carrots cleaned In the best manner by our process
Furniture, mattresses and feathers renovated Tsis
phone. SO4. n NEWMYER. Manager. mh28-tr
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

CoMNIssIoNER oTDEKDs FOR EVERY STATE
j6HN Z. BEAfL. lSsi + 81. n. ":
In ofice from q. m TO nol7
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1--WE OMITTED TO MENTION IT.

R~wE OMITTED TO MENTION IT.
YESTERDAY we neglected to say that we
had number Of single ends " suitable for
Trousers that would make to measure
for &5. &6 and 81. II we did not intend to
make extensi, e improvements in estsb-
nshment would hold these 'ends' 1t
higher figures.
SNYDER WOOD.
Model TailorS.
423 Eleventh street northwest.
RSOUR INCREASED BUSINESS
O~A II. the source q great sdtsXdctton to US.
What's left 1.-THE SS. 80 and Sl0 Trouserings
which reduced to ~ will now 20 at S6.
Twenty five more patterns have Just been
added to the lot Of 90 Trouserings. which were
ell. 4l2. &13 and e14. Faultlessy made
every pair Of them.
We viii have something of interest to say to
tall men tomorrow.
OWEN OWEN. cor 10th and n Y. ave.n.w ie2l
%@E You Miss the Great Bargain announced
by us on the first page Of yesterdays
Star you will be sorry enough.
Elphonzo Youn0s Company. 42S 9th st. 1t
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MANICURE.

vi Isl. 703 18th ST. Nw.-The only Importer and
Manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
IST GOODS south of New York no3O-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

Eou1rABLE Co-opERAr1vE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE. 1908 ST.
LOANS. Those who desire loans to buy prop
erty. pay Of mortgages. for building
purposes should ascertain the terms upon
vhHh money Is loaned by the Equitable
Cooperative Building Association.
Eighty-seven monthly payments Of prtn-
cipal and interest settles loan IN full.
ANY portion al Of losn, however.
may be settled At any time by paying A.
crued interest to date of such . settle
ment.
ASSETS. sI.s15. 111.15
PzmphIets explaining the advantages
and bsneSts o. the association ard other
reformation Furnished upon application
at the Office. DoS p st.
2aD ISSUE OF STOCK
Now open fer subscription.
Shares. 81 so monthly.
JNo. JOY EDISON. secy.
1908 st. NV.
Once hours. 9 IN. to 4:3op-m. je2o-6t
THE COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY
Still offers
SERIES ..B', STOCK.
tits the best Investment On the Washington market
today
Because it promises large returns and its value is
based real estate actually owned by the company.
Because every dollar invested previous July will
he doubled value by the completion of the Bristol
and Elizsbethton railroad
Because three hundred men now engaged build
ing bridges and laying rails complete this road by
August l.
Because the enterprise is no longer experiment.
but weli-establishsd and prosperous business
Because n is honestly and carefully managed
Because the property Of the company Is located in
the richest mineral timber AMI agricultural region Of
the south
Because the company practically owns the entire
wat&uza Valley and the available surrounding land
Because the company is today making money.
Because every lot sale every rental contract and
every deal of desription ID made in the interest Of
the stock. No outside ISSUES. Stockholders stand
upon the ground aoor. Stock is the point to which
every profit converges and upon which every dividend
turns.
This Is Q sample Of telegrams received:
ELIZABETHToN. TENN. June H. 1892.
THE COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY
Washington. d. c.:
VIII take lot L3. block "a Have ssnt money.
ELsBY L JONES
The average price Of lots sold is about e7o0. The
average price per paid for the Land about s7o
DIRECTORS:
Hon JOHN @. CARLISLE.
Hon. ISHAN G. HARRIS.
Hon. q. c. HAySBRoUGH
Hon. ROBERT p. PORTER
Hon. BENZ BUTrERwoRrH
Hon. LOUIS 4. MeCoMAS.
A. 7. BRITToN.
8. N. JOHNSON
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W~THEY LOOK COOL AND FEEL COOL
~ The 81. 90 Flannel Suits are taking"
Wonderfully. We've sold piles Of them. They are
awtully comfortable this weather. 81 so per suit
that's about 25 Per centl9wer than e1thess Prices
positively the best We have ever offered for the
money. walking Stick Umbrellas, six ribs,
paragon frame; made Of imported Windsor silk
variety Of handles; 50.
B. H. STINEMETZ SONS.
1887 Pa. ave. NV. 3e21
RSGOOD NOVELS AT HALF-PRICE.
~ Spread the center table You will
find about 1000 comparatively new novels at e.
actip hatf-price.
The best efforts of the best fiction writer's 20 to
10c., 25 to 13c and 80 to 25c. each.
Quart bottles Good Black Ink reduced to 1Oc
Three OF. bottles Good Black Ink reduced to &c.
JOHN c. PARKER,
Bookseller and Stationer, 6le 7th st. NV 3e2l
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FINANCIAL.
To LADIES LEAVING TIE CrrY

Ladies' who intend leaving the city for the
summer should store their diamonda. jewelry.
trinkets and all other small articles Of value
which they do not wish TO take with them or
leave unrroeected st home in one Of our Safe
Deposi. BoIes These boxes rent for Is. $50.
go $50 per year
The keys are controlled by the renters. and
the cost L. insignificant in comparison to the
danger you avoid
IS up per year-sccordine to size Of box.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
T. BRITToN. President.
1866 NV 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fem SAMUEL XASy vEEANklES AoLMEs
liam: s. S9 E Ii AZ AiSHs in4ssss a. E. i
u. sBa a.rFs TFss1z eop.as Of the MI 8. Esd
Il; <.
AT g:sPS 4:
property Of the company and to act any other sub
''' within the powers Of sns GSpES Secretary
Warrington. D. c., June II. 1892. jelS-St
K~AN EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION
june 2 IS and 20. beginning at ss nv M fee Of Is.
sna cS.%ss 3 GSis.xso
once and residence from No. 14Os Corcoran
Once hour. sas street teo5 hAfs to sra
Telephone cali. sss BentIeys drug store. jeie-lm'
K~el2 ETH ST. NV;
B. J. Downey Son have made an assignment IN; It to
pe for the benefit of their creditors All persons
xhsther matured or not. are hereby notified to pre-
IN sss1 e; :.ms Z
to those not presented Within iha, time:
70 to w sGR m
above addre.s Bill. not paid within ten days viii be
placed In the hands OF collector. n, so,,o>,
,e17-5t Assignee.
R~oH1cAao. RELAY RACE NEW YORK.
THE q. L J. TIRE Is GREAT"
PoUGHKEEPsIE. n. Y. May %. 1892
about al day today and yesterday evening. upon
assiened place. wsppnser's Falls $50 miles in IS
r.; n; e s. Rss sar II
t. ana ssssins Touri:t pred down. With e%s csn-
vas on 5sihsss shs sEs' four minutes RoHrars
aORMULLY JEFFERY MFG. CO..
je15 1926 18th st. NV.
- WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE IA. 1892
- have this day leased and removed my real
estate Office to the corner 18th and G. the build
Esse Iosns
surance. je14-2w
ICE AND COAL CO.
0& Office corner 10th and F SITS. NV.
tickets q. reduced prices. before prices advance.
R~MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 AND PER
0S-A cent on improved or unimproved property !;
.5ss i.isi% 1in' iaisiaiRIiY aSaRIiYw. BOWLING. els nv
R~MokEY TO BUY HOMES.
se ssy hGs a the .na 4.
life insurance cancels the incumbrancs the prop
The aSB RfEsE a9 oF H1EE EESs
my2s eo3 18Th st NV.
K~JoHN J. cosTINETT,I
ARMY AND rEFGH6FF HRs4 6FF1dEas FAHHoS SSUrrrrrrn
First-cIass appointments. apelsln
RsPECIAL NOTICE-PFRsONs HAVING
81 psre.. f 60 T nS to their .ns
sts. q. ". Painting IN all its bra ieS-l2ts
POINTS
OF SUPERIORITY
TEND TO KEEP THE
REMINar TON
tTANDARD TYPKwRIrEa
Ahead Of all Competition
EXCELLENCE OF DESIGN.
SUPERIORITY OF CONSTRUCTION
EASE OF MANIPULATION.
CALL AND SEE THE NEW az MODEL.
wYcKoFF. sRAMANs 4 BENEDICT.
LIE DROIT BUILDING.
mh17-r sTH AND sTs. NV.
"MERTZ'Sr MODERN IDEAS.
Weli-cut garments
OF
Unszcsiied quality
Popular prices.
". C. MERITS
Tailoring Shop.
,e10 514 11th st.
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R WARRINGTON, D. C.,
~ June q, 1892.
Having purchased the entire business stock
good WILL &c. of N. 7. Redman, late of GIG
Louisiana ave-. We would be pleased to haye the
prices Fancy Elgtn Creamery Butter received
from Elgin every week. Good Family Flour,
Hams Shoulders. Bacon, Eggs and Cheese,
Pickles. Canned Goods. Produce &c.
je2l-3t. A. ". wEIKERT co.
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~ '1se. a Bottle or slso Dozen" for the goods
We advertised on first page Of yes
terday's Star Is bargain well worth
your attention. It will pay you to
read the announcement carefully.
Elphonzo Younos Com panp. 42S 9th st. 1t
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FINANCIAL.


c. L. HAvEssKR.
Member Washington Stock Exchsnss.
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms Q and IL. Atlantic building.
$40 st. NV.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
stocks Bonds and Grain bought andsold for cash or
margin
Cotton bought and sold in New York New Orleans-
CORRESPONDENTS.
J. s. Bache 4 Co, New York Stsck Exchange.
Lehman Bros. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman. Stern l. Co.. New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change
LAnson Bros. L Co.. Chicago Board of Trade.
Private wires to New York. Chicago and New Or
leans. Telephone. 453 je17-sr
$4,000 rfsSb SSIsdE gEaRs dEaRsEs 555sfE 555 fFsr
SINKING FUND BONDS.
EXEMPT FROM 1aI1TIJs GGgET5 AND MUNICIPAL
@ MI Il s E f.
s o .na ta sSn
cent interest per .nnum, PAYABLE semi-annuallv on
The sSnd: .snnsd BY h. of said
l.v r.quirins said county sSmmi..onsrs s.eS year,
cci.n1 ~ ,r In W, ~ n 400 70 nn.t,t, -. ,to tno
,s he I'm I'm vi " 'ho sn .hs
a non ar 49, a., ~ ~. u
M. 80 ie'S !" se Ai'' ~ A WIG e0"A'' ie'eAu'o VI
III esr- A..
ysn 10 80 ~ p .ie OF gD me nn s
E.s,a e md 2; r. H. and b. and r. H. H. and around
The total bonded debt Of the county. including this
The county oommtssioners Of said county viii, on
tRe ,rrI III "a VT spNr IS1< q the hour
~ fTpper Nsyibro' Frnce t;enrSrs countv Ma osssr
the above bonds for sale according TO the said act Of
assembly. JOHN MILLER
President &c
THOS. Y. WILLIAMS, Clerk, &c te6-2Ot
-,
Iup Upu vopu rvv ,,vvry .~<- oo,rr.
NE NE" iOnn LIE 4 ANoOhANOh Oo"rANi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

COR. 18TH AND q SITS. NV. 1e2l
RSARE YOU GOING AwAYf
Before going away and leaving your
house and fur niture In the hands of serv-
ants or irresponsible watchmen you had
better haze IL JuLly injured d0dtnsf tire.
We will insure your house from e. 30 up
PER 81 ,OOC. We will insure your furniture
and household effects "a and up per 81, 900.
PROCTOR l. PROCTOR.
je21 9O0 Ut. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

EMORE ABOUT THE PHoNOaRAPH.
- THE Rapid STRIDES made BY the Pho
nograph within the past year Is simply mar
vslous when compared With the introductory e1pe-
universally used inventions. Americans sre quick
= appreciate time. labor and money saving tnven-
lions and the Phonograph is peculiarly and per-
fectly adapted to saving all three-time labor end
snOneYthat there Ia little wonder in its marvellous
growth. Photographs sold on installments. co.
LChBIA PHONOGkAPH CO., 627 E st. NV. 1t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
Held In All Of the city Precincts Ex.
crpt tie Fourth, Last Night.

Republican primary meetings to so.
lect delegates to attend tho county
convention called for the Goth instant
were held In all OF the city precincts
except the fourth, last night.
The Fourth precinct will choose its
delegates tonight.
First precinct - Delegates were
chosen Us follows;
@. II. Wilkin, J. M. Breeze, O..
w. Burris, A, IA. parsOns, A, Nj. raul,
j. w. McMuuin, solomon Crown,
Tho mas James, II. &. Bassett, J. ID.
MoAlllBter, q. q. Wilkinson, Etrr
Case, g. o. Wittemore, Thomas Ever
Of, and Boman Cannon.
AlteTnates-O. II. Hewlett, Hyum
Strong, Is. Sympns, q. l.. DOW, A. @,
lvlns, John Speers anu IL. Hlett. For
Justice OF the Peace, 4. IL. Parsons;
Constable, Fred Bassett.
Second precinot--l. a. Benton, j.
IL. bowman, q. w. Meyer !. n.
Sparkling, J. Il. Bradley, G.. W.
Bsrtch, ID. Il. Winger J. n. Button,
W. Rigby, Thomas gill, Harvey
Hardy, n. ID. Lewis, &. ID. Whitaker,
q, II. Saith, g. Ii. Martin.
ALTERNATELY. Ferguson, Il. r.
Addleman, q. q. Cline, q. U. Grlggs
ID. A. Coleman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25
Count Notes.

In the divorce suit Of Helen Perkins
vs.. Harvey Perkins, the plaintiff has
filed an amended complaint.
In the case Of Rachel Hamlln We;
George HHmlin, suil for divorce In
the Third Disthct court, the defendant
has filed an answer. He denies that he
Is now, or ever was, The husband Of the
plaintiff; that hc hae ever treated the
plaintiff In q cruel or H. human manner
or that he ever accused her without
cause, OF adultery; denies that he ever
hit at tho plainuh with a chair or
treated her cruel IN my way. MIR.
HRmlin also dcnies that he has prop.
rrty worth $1,000, or II any sum above
$1,000, and also denies that no has
notes or bonds valued nj $1,000. lie
alleges TINT the plaintiff IL In better
circumstances financially than he 10,
and prHys for dismissal Of his wlfo'i
complaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25

property abut,lng the sewer System
embraced within the limits Of sewer
dlalrict No. shall be removed, filled
up, and connections made with sewer
system, within thirty 1907 days alter
the date OF tho approval OF this ordi.
nance.
No person shall empty, or attempt to
empty, any vault, privy. sink or cess.
pool within the garbage districts, OK
cept puffuant TO permit Therefor re-
oeivod from the board Of health; pro-
vidod that such permit be Issued to
any applicant provided With the
proper vehicle for removing the same.
IL shall be unlawful aud mis4e-
meaEor for any person or persons,
other than pefsone, companies or
corporations holding permit from
the health department, 90 engage In
the business Of hauling garbage,
manure or other raiuse; provided that
this condition doee not apply 10 per-
sons hauling their own garbage with
their ow n teams.
All persons engaged In the removal Of
gArbage, manure or other offensive re-
fute, shall have the won, "scavenger
aud the number OF the permit Ia large
white letters on black ground plainly
painted or attached on each side OF the
wagon bed.
Any person engaged In hauling
garbage, rubbish or decaying matter Of
any Kind through the streets OF the
city, from the overloading OF any
wagon, cart or vehicle, or through
carelessuoss or negligence, allows or
oauees any OF slid matter 20 nll and
remain in the streets OF the city, shall,
upon convieliOu, be iiued "a PROVIDED
la section twenty.one (2l.)
All persons, companies or cor
pOrations holding purmlia shall
bc entitled 10 cLarse and collect not TO
exceed tho following fees for the re-.
novel OF garbage and refuse matter ns
contemplated In this ordinance, to-
wit; For al portions Of garbage dis
trlct No. 2 as follows:
For each two cubic yards Of manure,
10 cents.
For each barrel of refuse mot more
than thirty galions), 20 cents.
For vessels Of leia caiacitY than
thirty gallous, for each ten gallons 10
cents.
For ashes per load, 20 centa.
For each load Of refuse, 20 cents.
For quantities less than oue load
shall charge for each bushul thereby 10
cents.
Amy person or persons falling TO
comply with, or who violate any Of
the provisions OF the foregoing sections
Of this ordinance, shall he fined In any
sum not les than fvo (s5) dollars nor
more than ility ls50) dollars, and shall
IN addition 20 such punishment, no
fined In the further sum Of live lsj)
dollars for every twenty-.our houfs OF
iailureor refusal to comply with said
ordinance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25
AS TO OBJECTIONS.
County Registrar Allen has posted
the following notice at each polling
place In the various precincts:

County Registrar Allen has posted
the following notice At each polling
place In the various preclncts;
Notice il hereby given that /, Joel +.
Allen, registration oilicer for salt Lake
City precincts, will hour objections TO tho
right to vote 81 amy person whose name
appears on tho registry list, until sunset
Of tho llnh uay preceding the day Of
election. said objection shall DO made
by qualified voter, in writing, and de-
nvcred to the deputy registration officer,
who shall issue a written notice TO the
person objected to- stating tho place, day
aud hour when tho objection shall DO
heard. The person making che objection
shall serve, or cause TO b0 served, said
notice OF tho person objected TO, and
shall also mako return OF such service
TO tho deputy registration otlicor before
whom tho objection IA to be heard. Upon
tho hearing OF the ease II said officer shall
find that tho person objected 10 Is not n
qualified vOtor, no shall, within three
DAYS PRIOR 10 the election, transmit "a
certified list of all such disqualified per-
aons 70 the Judges of election appointed
by the commission, and said judges
should strike such names from the
registry list before the opening OF the
polls. Win bear objections a. 1877 south
West Temple street.
Nole-rho Utah Commission arc Of the
opinion that the objections should specify
the ground theroos and should be made
separately rs TO each person objected TO-
and actual personal service should hc
proved by tho affidavit OF tho person
making tho same, unless served, and ro-
turn thereof made, by AN officer author
izod by law to serve process, and nj least
three days notice should DO given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25

Justice-walter J. Burton; consla-
BILE, siiaa Whitaker.
Third preoiuct-A. $. Gttiin, Arthur
Parsons, Samuel 5pry, Flank KIM
hall, John Henry Smith, w. a. EYER
Samuel Hun, ~ J. rh1mas, y. ~
Tye0u, J. w. Power, G. J. Sporriea,
Samuel Leavur, J. 9. Sanberg, Gec rye
Walton, W. j. Beaitie.
Alicfnates- Hsber Player, Fred e.
Palmer. Fred Rich, Jesse 60 dieilo"i
Hugh Folsom.
Justice OF the peaoe-Arthur Par'
sons, constable; Motoni J. Thomes.
Filth prccinol.-O. J. Salisbury, #.
j. Kenyon, X. Sells, Hoyt sherman,
4. Morris, Elias Price, II. II. Waltons,
w. A.. Pattisou, +. q. klaiii Andy
Campbell. G. W. Bennett, n. A. hm-
pey, J. II. Kelson, David Evnns, j.
IL. Felt,
Justice Of the Peace. X. kelson;
constable, b. b. Nes1itt.