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FRIDAY,
MARCH 0, 1894.
THE AUSTR ALLAN BALLOT

AA1 AOO II ALLAN DALbOl .
The bill which was introduced by
Senator Walton about month ago
is entitled "a bill 10 regnlnte State,
county and municipal elections in the
State Of Virginia. The effect of this
bill is to engraft the Australian bal
lot OH our present election system,
and, as framed, is similar in charac
ter to the system now in use ia Win.
CHESTER which has proven quite sat
j. factory in that city.
The bill requires that all nominn.
tions for public Offices shall be made
known to the Secretary of the Com
monweaith in case of Federal and
State elections and to the secretary
of electoral boards in county and
municipal elections.
There shall be an official ballot
which must be delivered under seal
to the secretary of the electoral
boards of the State, which shall con
tain the names of all OF tue candi
dates.
These shall be distributed to the
judges of the elections at the various
precincts, two being allowed to each
registered voter.
All of the ballots shlll be account
ed for, and if they are mntilsted O,
'defaced, they shall be returned with
proper explanations.
The voting shall take place in n
booth CONSTRUCTED for the purpose,
and no one shall be permitted to re
1nHrn within fifty yards Of tue said
booth, except Il special constable sc
1ected for the purpose, whose duty il
Shall be to preserve order, and when
called upon on account of the litter.
,acy'of the voter to read the same To
Him, 80 that he can vote intelligeutly.
Glitter arranging the ballot by run
ming apen through the names OF
chose lie does not desire to vote for,
two and a half minutes beng allowed
each voter'for the purpose, the voter
'sle,llNgo immediately to the ballot
box anti deliver lis ballot to one OF
'tiNeJudges of election, vino shall de.
post thin the said bnllot box.
SOr, in'other words,it is the adapta
'tion'of the salient features of the
Australian ballot to our present cleo
storalslaw.
slegoHMoNp, March 5.-The Walton
'bifl to.gMft the Australian ballot sys-
ite1sl' onittc MISUNDERSTANDING cleo
rtieN'lhw, was defeated i'll the house
'of'eleaesates tonight by tic vote. A
'notiomto reconsider was mnde and
'the'E8ht will come up again tomor.
now
NEcHMoND, March G.-The general
,nseeinhly today passed the Walton
'bill ;ssrSfting the Australian ballot
'systeEleon the Anderson AIc Cormick
election law. The law goes into eff.
feet5JnlyI.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-15
n, the cRiMEA
rinr Of trnc- set ror the axe "
'.ogt Eu.si,n irby

ri-v Of frnc- set for the axe -
t.oat Eu.siin rrby
A mandate bal gone fo-th 20 the
effect that certain suburb Of Se-
bastopOl shonld be raj ioi by select
bOdy OF English Tho lttacf was ~
take place ~ mid lay. when the
enung we e ut dinuor The vcntlrc
was so quickly executed that IL was
completely suc .esslul The ocou-
Dunts oi lho Gotta sc3 had ii3d. lct'-
inz their dinne s untolchcI on the
table ana the cansrics in their cages
in one cottage was found a bab1
ibOlt six months old clothed hnd
asleep IN It's cradle An officer ca"
"icl away the little cu3 ~ prisoner
II war and sent thl news OF his cap
ture o. h-Giquvutei Word cnmo
az oucc from . ord ; az aa ordering
that q nag of truce should be sent
on. next morning an that all pos
sibc search und inquiry sho9 be
made Tor tho mother 0i the ch.
some oi Tie hcers wero amused that
80 much trouble should be taScn r
s'tay baay. but the chiefs orders
had b. bc obcyel. No mother wa
forthcom however. 10 acknowl
edge tho lJst wall. Bat thore was a
woman in the rifle brigade who had
baby few weeks Old who was wiz.
ing 30 undertake doubt duty
About three weeks elapsed ana
then Euglau the Good sent another
message % his stat. who had forgot.
Ten all about the a loptel child, di'
recting that iaquiry be made after
'the mother and her twins Word
came buck thGt the two children
were thriving admirably but thai
the mother herself looked worn au-
tired How many co.'s are thcre''
asked Raglan. "une, sir" was tn,
reply. Then" said the seli-deuy
Ing chjof, "scad tho woman down Z
bottle OF milk ever morning Alto
tals the ,ittle army protele becaln'
very popular. a chaplain christele.
her Alma, and at the cnl OF the wa
the queen adopted her aud gave he
libc. al education.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-15
ooNr CARRY noovs corr.


u u fontfRry 10 Ahe LhW hhh way
Tntad DH agreeable conscquenoes.
"A man better havc live rattle-
snake Ia bis pocket than a counter
ieit dolltr carried as "a pocket piece "
said Inspector Lawre nee oi the treas
ury department, to Minneapolis
journal man whom talking about the
carrying of coins or bills which one
knows TO be counterfeit "a great
many mon don't know the danger
thoy run IN this thing" he said
suppose. for Instance, that man
has n counter cit dol ar which he has
had FOR years. ono that h. has picked
up somewhere aud carries as a pocket
piece. lie goes into a store one day
10 got something or other and gets
lot OF sil cr coin iu change lie
goes from the store say 10 a. saloon.
whore lee buys a drink, or>to some
drug store % pet something or 9th r
1T matters not where he goes pro-
vidcd there is one Of these -'amart
voung fellows bciind the counter al
ways ready 10 take somebody up ON
something or other
Paying for his purchase wita ono
OF the dollars. the man behind tho
bar. or tho counter. as tho cH~s may
be- fiugs the dollar back with the
remark thai it is counterfeit Tho
purcha .lr. some - hat aba holland EOt
~ iLg the cyoiug % the crowd lrouni
begins to uat- excuses 70 the eiiecI
That ha dil not know that it was
counterfeit and 30 on. and the clork.
who is anxious 90 make o record as
+. counterfeit detective, suddenly calls
ia the police and the man IL arrested
aud searched. On his pcr4on is found
tho othet counterfeit dollar. and the
possession oi two & prima facie o.i
donca that 30 iutsuled 10 pase both
I OF them, and that man hasn't got
I enough friends ln the world TO keep
I him out OF the p nitentiary. True,
| It looks had. but the mun had no
I business carrying agouud ccuut2r-
Z felt coin for pocketpiece or any
/ othe reason II Is n plain violation
/ Of the law to carry counterfeit money
about you. something which many
people do not reali<e.
] ''Suppo'e happen 90 know that
/ n man. cashier n one Of the we'll
4 known banks Of Minneapolis or st
Paul for instance. has u go bin IN
his possession go into that bank
and ! call him 10y name and ask hin
for that H. He says no hasn't go'
IL But rcIoin, you did hay,
such u bill yesterday in your posses
sion, Tor have the testimony OF tw,
reputable mon that thoy saw go,
show 1t around to some parties Now
want that bill yoI have no businest
with IL ile demurs ami Inakci
various excuses and dos not Civ,
no any satisfacti. "a. What do yol
suppose do so OUT and get
search warrant and ! 10 through
every dollar la that bank, dollar b.
dollar, or bill b. bill, until ! fin,
that counterfeit so bill, And then
olnhscate IT, There used to be n
law against this sort of thing, bu
there Is ono now, and the publ
generally ought to know the facts h
the case And formerly it was no
an oten~e NJ make the dies whic
are used in countartei.iug -anyl "a
z could mako them aud Unybol ly ooulO
! have them In tloir possession =
lon.s a. thoy wore not used, but tha
has all breu changed uow."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-15

The Texas state convention now
in session at Dallas is a Jonah to
the populistic or anti cleveland
wing of the democratic party.
Cleveland and his administration
viii be endorsed, if the temper OF
organization and apportionment
OF committees reflect the senti- =
ments of the majority of the dele
gates. George Clark carried
away the platform and resolution
committee in his vest pocket much
10 the disgust of the Hogg fac
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-15
A E.r, Mithnn, .mn,,e.

That almost anything is possible
W Tn euce." pUase that win
some day be all but synonymou
with tno one which tolls u that
"oycrythiug is possible" with the
All Wise Is pro en- by tho Tact that
white experimenters The world oven
have beon trying 10 get rid OF the
smoke aui aaoe b. appliances at
taohed to the smoScstaak or the
boiler furnace, Gcrman sc enlist
iomcs forward with a chemical that
sctual y prevents smoke at the time
Of f1cl cumbustiln m. II olly costs
about ~ cents per Ton TO use TIA g,
chemical now, whea It's production
limited. II Is believed that IL can ta
prohtJb.y prodGc3I in qdaatit.os 50
that it WI Oaly Z st cants per ton
lor ootl 81 treated Test, OF coal
which has boon given bath OF thi'
solution provo th it its heating quail
tiles r~e N no WAY curla led, ano
that tho fire is clean, br ght and
we'll maintained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-15
roREIGN ISsMIdRATToH.

The number Of immigrants
landed in this country during the
yuycrniAent fiscal year ending ir
June was nearly 200, 900 less than
for the year preceding This ract
is undoubtedly duetJ the depress-
ed condition OF toe trades and in
dustfies during the past year.
1t may be urged 10y those who
are in favor of the total suppress
sion of foreign immigration that
har times are not without their
C pensaGons.
lodoubtedly, however, if we
ate 10 judge the future by the
past, immigration will increase
after the restoration Of prosperity
and reach Il greater volume per-
haps than ever before in our his
tory. After the panic Of 1878 anc
during tho entire five years Of de.
pfossion which followed il, tn,
immigration from Europe to tn,
Uaitel States fell Of materially
but after 1878 it assumed large
proportions than ever before.
History will repeat itself unless
some effective restriction law in.
terposes to prevent the operation
of the laws Of nature Republic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-15

THE tariff bill rs passed by
10th houses OF congress is in al
probability in the hands OF the
President by this time. As 10 his
action there is variety OF speou-
lation, but the prevailing opinion
and in our judgment the correct
one, he will allow il to become n
law without his signature under
the ten days limit. While this. bill
is not what the country wanted
ana had a right to expect, it is o
step in the right direction and Il
the pop gun bills passed by the
house are adopted by the senate,
its shortcomings will be largely
remedied and everybody will be
satisfied.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-15

Henry, wercr', you awiu.ly scared
when you proposed TO lne9'
"W hy yes dear. waS Ii
thought | heard your fathers foot
steps in the nalI you know"
7uql an oS u lal pu1 no!
ado 10 uolss0IdXa e3IJ o. uszIlIa
uuoIIsmv ua SO lQSlI sIq pozlu5oooI
asq9 mlq pIol gsul | os 'euauod coz
auoou poqS!o& eq UaM- sspuK
cop nos PIP luVM-ialsQsI
TV5lu gsHI
ISH su pauuo Aouo4--sSpuW
'1Ounu dr.
hank Notes.
II fellow comes around and
wants 10 bet you 81 that Il you will
toll him the last four fgures OF tho
number Of bank note he will toll
you the letter of the note, don't you
talks him up You ofer 20 Oct him
thc same way; and II you succeed in
getting him TO bot, divide the feures
OF the note by four II they don't
divide evan and one remain the letter
80 "a 1f two renaln the etJor v
b ~ thseo reinain. tha letter 10
-, aud n tseF- -livi.c even tbn lot.
Der is -. II yoa kaJS how " 60
vide you VIII win h.s money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-15

PROFESSIONAL.
JOHN l.. GAIT,
TCrllC AND CON .
VET NCER.
81 Office at Iron Store. Ardmore.
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NOTARY PURLlC.
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building.
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AT1ORNE1S AT LAW.
"a Office opposite court House, cor
n,r Main aud Court streets
Arduorc. l. r.
ATTORNEY AT FLAW.
g3r Office IN Williams n Pennington
Building. Aramcrr t. e.
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roTrEuF y uAInY,
OIfNf = ~ Law.
Z ~ OlhCc over liaro! BuudlbG Ara
r,.r,,c. il. an T.o.,,i .,l s.,,,
Conils.
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Advertise in the Ardmoreite.

B.owa Bros. VIII open lu'l line %
watches. clocks jrvolty.
sivcrwarr. etc. on or about August
10, iu Nisnor llutl. TO
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-08-16
DUNCAN CLARK and his company of

DUNCAN CLARK and his company OF
f male MINISTRIES are IN hard luck,
| hey no sooner get in one town than
hotel people and others from the town
they have just left are after them with
attachments, for l.; I'D bills, etc. Mrs.
Boyer of Springvllle attached the COM
pany's baggage this morning as soon as
it was released from the other attach
ments that were on it
A SAD case of destitution was
brought to the attention OF the officers
today. a Mrs. Coon. aged ABOUT 80
years, and mother Of five children, the
Youngest little more than month old,
is wing in the building OH E street
known as the old Shaw bakery without
frnds, friends or acquaintance, and
sick nigh unto death with cholera
morbus. Or. Richards is attending her
and kind hearted neigbb0rs are lend
ing her aid. She came here only about
a week ago from Sandy where she lett
her husband, who is drunkard, Ill
charge of the marshal. 1t is SAID that
before coming here she WAS extremely
Weak from hunger aud that on landing
here she ate too heavily, especially OF
iruit, some OF which was not quite ripe
News reached Provo by wire last
night that Elder John Morgan, pro-
prietor of the Morgan hotel of Salt
Lake, had died in the afternoon at 5 80
O'Clock at Preston, Idaho, of typhoid
fever. Elder Morgan had been lying
there on bed OF sickness for several
weeks, but none expected that his ill
ness would terminate fatally. In his
| hA 70 fol huo Wv
| loss, for he was an energetic, active
man and good citizen, always found
| buSIly and enthusiastically engaged
along The lines of progress. Especially
does the Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
| ter-day Saints lose an earnest aud ell
Gent worker. BE was one OF the first
seven presidents of seventies and
| fervent and eloquent eXpounder OF the
gospel. He was man that will be
sadly missed in all walks of life.
Wherever he was, he was engaged &C
lively and always a leader. in the legis-
| lature, where he sat in 1884, in bus
mess, in private, or in church capacity.
He will be mourned by all of Utah and
not by them alone, but by thousands in
the southern states over which mis-
sion he presided so successfully so
many years. He was born in the south
and engaged in the war, but upon the
union side. He was then only a youth,
out he distinguished himself for
bravery and heroic action. lie was a
man all through life who knew not
fear, brave and firm, but kind withal,
leading such a life that endeared him
to the hearts of all who became &C
quaiuted with him. Especially was he
beloved by the missionaries who la
bored under him in the southern states
and by the saints there with whom re
came in contact. He was noble man
and hundreds of thousands at home
and abroad deeply morun his untimely
death, for he was a young man still in
the prime of life.
DAVID EVANS is down from Ogden on
legal business. The gentleman goes to
Lehi this evening.
JUDGE KING is at home again, busy
as can be IN his office.
JUSTICE WILDWOOD is in Ogden to-
day on little out with his family.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-08-16
Or. Prices Cream BAKING PJsSdes
Worid'a FeAr t1sstssf Metal and plnlonsa.
FROM WEDNESDAYS SECOND
EDITION.

JUDGE KING held court i'll Ogder
yesterday and last evening arrange
ments we're made whereby he and
Judge Smith will "swap" places, SO
that hereafter we will have our own
King to deal justice to us.
JOSEPH F. WRIGHT of Nephi was
seen on the streets of Provo today.
The attachment that was placed
upon the stock of goods in the New
York Cash store has been removed and
Mr.. Levy is going on with the sale.
The auctioneer has gone kback to Salt
Lake. He may be recalled, but in the
meantime private sale at which some
rare bargains are offered is going on,
Mr.. Levy expects redress for the incon-
venience he has been put to, and says
that he will stay with the lawyers un-
til they get sick and quit. The goods
he Says are his, bought honestly openly
and above board at a genuine and
legal sale, and just why lawyers should
seize upon his goods as the property of
Mr.. Jacobsen he cannot see.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-08-16

Buy your ladies' fine shoes at Fare.
Bros. & Co.
HOSIERY, gloves, ruching and full
line of ladies' furnishing goods at
T. q. WEBBER's.
As THE season is far advanced, the
Gates Furniture company will sell
their babv carriages at cost. We are
closing them out.
THOSE baby carriages at Gates Fur
Riture company's are ST. ong, elegant
and cheap. These qualities must
NEW Remington typewriter No. 5,
for $500. Shelton s. Co., Provo.
EVERYBODY goes up street from
the bank corner to buy their goods at
the grand mid-winter sale at
I. G.. WEBBER's.
PERSONS contemplating using fruit
and packing boxes or bee-keepers'
supplies will do well to send in orders
early TO G 30. w. Nickel. Provo.
THE styles and finish of the Taylor
Bros. Co. stock of Glassware and Crock
cry are as unapproachable as in their
wonderfully low prices, Ladies' it is
che place to supply your wants in this
line.
LUXURIOUS meals at all hours are
se-ved at the Geneva Resort.
1.-TWO Little Girls in Blue,' "Ye |
Chicken" (polka,) "The Fatal We'd
ding" "Good Night" lserenade,
Patti. when Summer Comes Again"
These are new hits" Ask for them
before they are worn out. Shelton
4 Co. J.