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Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1892-10-28
stabbed With a Pitchfork.

Last week Thursday, while cleaning
up around q machine 3. w. Breed
had his right hand pierced with
fork tine which disa bled him for some
days. His son Rollie was assisting
him in the work with fork, Mr..
Breed gathered the fine stuff around
the machine with his hands. As ne
put forth his right hand Rollie struck
out with his fork and one tine went
through the back of his fathers hand
between the third and, fourth fingers
and coming out in the palm, making
an ugly wound.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1892-10-28
Poor "Buch."

"Buch" Buchanan, of Sioux Falls,
late candidate for governor IN the
party, and who would now
be advocating republican principles it
every body thought as he did, was
billed at the opera house last week
Thursday to speak for the inde-
pendent party. About.thirty persons
were present to "listen to his tail Of
woe' more than one half Of those
were republicans and a large portion
of the remainder were college students
who have no vote. HIS speech was,
as might be expected, fiat failure.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1892-10-28
Nuptials.

At the home OF the brides mother.
Thursday evening Oct. goth 1892,
Mr.. Fred Dickerson was united in
marriage with Miss Phebe Sloan, Rev.
A M. Wcrk officiating. About forty of
the friends were present. A hand
some collation. was served. Presents
numerous and costly were presented.
Mr., and Mrs. Dickerson will make
Brooklngs there future home and we
hereby announce them welcome,
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1892-10-28
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

information Necessary to Know Re
| fore Casting Your Ballot.
No person can vote who has not
been
In the United States one year.
In the state six months.
In the county 80 days.
In the precinct Or ward 10 DAYS.
HOW TO OBTAIN BALLOTS.
OthcIal ballots can be obtained only
from the judges OF election before the
voter goes into the booth, each bal
lot to have stamped on it's back, by
the Judge, the words "official ballot"
HOW TO PREPARE BALLOTS.
The voter shall, upon receiving his
ballot, retire to one Of the booths and
prepare the same by making q cross
| TX BEFORE the name OF the person
he desires to vote for. Do not
scratch out any name on the ballot,
but Indicate only by cross mark the
name Of the candidate you want to
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told it up so that the judges stamp
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who Will deposit it in the ballot box.
HOW TO OBTAIN NEW BALLOTS.
II voter spoils q ballot he may
abtain another one from the judges
bv returning to them the spoiled bal.
lot. The voter cannot obtain more
than three ballots in this manner,
however. Any voter who cannot read
his ballot can call to his assistance
one or two judges in helping marking
the same.
POINTS FOR JUDGES.
No ballot can be counted that has
not the official stamp marked upon
its back. No part of a ballot shall be
counted from which it is impossible
to determine the electors choice.
But when ballot is plain enough to
gather therefrom q part OF the voters
intention, the Judges shall count such
part.
No officer of election shall do any
electioneering on election day, neither
shall the judges allow any person to
electioneer within so feet of the poll
ing place.
The following affidavit shall be
signed by q challenged voter who
desires to vote:
State OF South Dakota, county of Codington
i,'..' no hOiemnly swear tnhL i am tWen-
ty-one years of age, that 1 am citizen OF the
United States (or have declared my intention to
become a citizen), that have resided in the
United States for one year in the state for six
months; in the county thirty days, and in the
precinct ten days next preceding this election:
that have not voted at this election, so help me
God.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this ..
day of.......... 1892. ..................
-. 49, Judge Of Election
Cut this out of the REGISTER and
preserve it for reference.
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1892-10-28
Cut this out of the REGISTER and
preserve it for reference.
"Side Tracked"

"Side Tracked" the exquisite, bright
and original railroad comedy with
julie Waters in the leading role to be
produced Tuesday evening next Nov.
1st will be the event OF the season.
The story OF "Side Tracked" is one
that finds much appreciation from
the majority OF theatre goers, and
the popularity OF the play is due to
the Authors successful blending of
pathos, comedy and realism. One
OF the most effective scenes of "Side
Tracked" is an entirely new railroad
scene presenting the most strikingly
natural and funniest stage picture Of
the kind ever introduced. In this act
several specialties are introduced in
Guiding the wonderful club swinging OF
Ransom, who is the recognized club
juggler OF this country, his act must
be seen to be appreciated. At the
termination OF this act occus the
funniest railroad scene ever produced.
Mr.. Walters as Horatio Xerxes Booth
shows himself to great advantage, he
is true born comedian,
Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1892-10-28

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Brookings register. (Brookings, S.D.) 1890-1894, 1892-10-28

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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-07
BURNS FOLLOWERS REJOICE.
The TOcaloma Club Opens With
a Hurrah.
Crimmins, Kelly and Quinn Reorganizs the
Alliance-Sam Rainey Discusses
the Local Outlook.

The opening of the Toealoma Club. of
which Colonel ID. NJ. Burns is the central
figure, was held last night at 1918 Market
street, and was great success. At least
1000 Republicans were present, including
such men as Captain William Young,
G. j. Jones. Morris Greenwood and
others. and numerous speeches were
made. So great was the crowd that the
large parlors were unable to accommodate
the throng and George j. Smith, the
painter. was named to preside In the smaller
rooms. 1t was apparent TO ali who were
present that the anti : Kelly CrimminS
movement was not mere piece of buster,
and that those who took part were sincere
in their intention to do what they could to
wipe out the evils Of bossism. In fact the
entire affair was so successful that the
leaders were more than pleased. and were
inclined to regard their fight as more than
half won.
Among the principal speakers present
was =. \. Bergarot, who paid his compli-
ments to the last Legislature, and scored
the combination which is striving to hold
control of the party.
From personal experience" he said, 81
know how strong is the feeling in this city
against the losses who endeayOr to direct
the policy of the great Republican party
from the back room OF a questionable saloon
on Third street, and the young men in par
tcular are opposed TO the unhOly trinity Of
Kelly, Crimmins and De Young. That is
the danger which We have had 10 combat,
and | can thank the fates that there Is at
least one fearless newspaper in the city to
advocate clean government and that is The
MORNING CALL. II has stood by the peo-
pie IN the fight against corruption in office,
and with the aid OF the voters Will win the
day"
I. b. O'Brien, A. p. Van Duser and E. s.
Phillips also spoke at some length on the
questions of the hour, and their remarks
were received with great applause.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-07
RAINEy TALKS POLITICS.
Buckley's Lieutenant Grows Communi
cstfye.

Buckley's Lieutenant Grows Commuui-
cstive.
Sam Rainey. who figured until recently
as lieutenant of BOSS" Buckley. stood in
front of the Occidental Hotel Yesterday
afternoon and Dasked in the sum- At the
same time he kept an eye on Gavin McNab.
who fdgeted around inside and eyed Rainey
askanee. Each seemed TO be painfully
aware of the others presence, although
McNab claims that he does not know
Rainey, even by sight. This is strange in
view OF the fact that Rainey makes the Dc
cidental his Longing place; but then Nc
Nab IS 50 absorbed in his business that he
might overlook his distinguished rival for
leadership.
Il don't pay much attention to local poli-
ties, said Rainey, as he pulled his soft hat
over his eyes and glanced uneasilv in the
direction of the Nevada block. 'but I do
know that Jere sullivan is playing a deem
game / went up few days ago to nv
farm at Warm Springs. and when l re.
turned i MAS told that Sullivan lad been to
see certain officers Of the Fire Department.
he had made oyerlures to them, and thew
were at loss to know just what to do. I
said to them: You know what told you
long time ago, dont you? Keep out of
politics, and let things run just as they are.
LII ticket is nominated which il antag-
onistie 10 the Interests Of the department.
don't vote it,
Now what Sullivan is after can't sea
quite plainly, but IL he expects to keep on
"a he is and pull the party through he is
mistaken. This is Republican town, and
the record will show II. In 80 years. or
since 1860, but three Democratic candidates
Tor President have carried this city, and i'm
each instance outside Influences pulled
them through. Now / can tell them one
Thing. a1d that is unless the Democrats
Quit their rowing and get down to hard
work they will DO beaten. The sooner they
know this the better"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-07
AMERICAN SOLDIERS,
Guafemalan Officer Compares Their
Lot With That of Foreign soidiery

GuafemaIan Officer Compares Their
Lot With That of Foreign soidiery
MONTEREY, July Colonel Ralph de
Clarmont of the general staff Of .Guate-
maia, who is on tour Of inspection of the
different military systems Of the world and
is at present inspecting the military system
OF the United States, was interviewed by
your representative in this city regarding
inc condluon OF our army when compared
to those Of other countries
The Guaiemaan officer said that after n
thorough inspection of the principal mill
taTy quarters OF the globe be had come to
the conclusion that Uncle Sans soldiers
are the best cared for OF any. WHY" said
the colonel, Il was almost dumfounded to
view The excellent quarters OF fhs soldiers
at the Preside in this State. with good
beds and nice furniture. as good as Won will
see in most houses in Europe.
Il was shO an the kitchen and found it As
clean as could be. The oven and ranges
were opened for my inspection, and there |
espled several large pans of dainiily roasted
meats, OF good quality bear in mind. and
numerous pots OF potatoes, string beans and
green corn, and while huge caIdron con-
tanned delicious soup tempting enough for
any PERSON OF fastidious taste on the
laoie there were numerous pans of rice
pudding"
Mnen asked how such fare compared
with mat served the soldiers of his country
ne SAID: w ny, there is no comparison
whatsoever. The Guatemalan soldier sIeans
upon board, with a sack Of stray for q nil
Tow, WINE MS 1000 is OF the plainest kind.
but WHY compare your soldiers with thnsa
OF nv county," said the colonel awhen
no soidier or officer in the armies of Fnrons
fare one-haif as well ?''
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-07
No Use for the Hosses.

Precinct 2 Republican Club of the Thirty
first Assembly District organized last Fri
day evening at 50 Ninth street with the fol-
lowing officers: George Buzzini, president :;
William Doolittle and John Murphy, vice
presidents; o. Il. Lewis. secretary; j. III.
Wilkins, treasurer; James Marshall, SER
geant-at-arms; investigating committee
John Magnolia, Joseph Crannel. Joseph
Berry.
Strong antl-boss resolutions were adopted,
and the stand taken by the Republican
County Committee, of which A. Ruef Is
president, was Endorsed.
Frank Bennet in a pointed speech, said
that the time was ripe for the making of a
municipal ticket with men who are not the
tools OF bosses or corporations.
President BuZZini said that the reign Of
b0ssism in the party would now be thing
of the past. He urged a careful canvass OF
the precinct and that great care be taken
that only legal voters register.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-07
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