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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-01-13
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
a Pathetic Scene at the Cunningham
Double Funeral.

Seldom has more pathetic requiem mass
been witnessed than that said at ST. Mary's
Cathedral yesterday morning for mother and
daughter who had died within twelve hours of
each other-Mrs. Mary and Miss Lizzie Gun
ningham
Two hearses drove lip 10 the entrance of the
edlhce. On the horses leading one was sable
netting. while on those that drew the second
the netting was snow whit.
The gentlemen acting as pail bearers Tor the
mother wOreI heavy Scarfs Of black crepe on
their arms and also black gloves, while the
young men who bore the daughters casket IN
wore White as 10 scarfs and gloves.
The cathedral was packed. and as the caskets
were borne up The aisle there was hardly dry
eye. The contrast was remarkable. mother
OF 53 aud daughter of %. One was carried
by men past their prime and the other, encaSed
in white casket, was boIne 10 tie altar by
youths.
Father Kirby was celebrant OF the mass.
There was full choir, and the altar was
heavily draped 10 black.
Mrs. Cunningham had been suffering for
many years with bronchial troubles and asthma
Lizzie had inherited the disease from her.
While her mother was dying she also was Ia a
precariOus condition. The young lady was
sick for only ten days, and the news of her
mothers demise was kept from her because It
was feared that its effect might be bad. but pre-
cautions were useless mother and daughter
passed away within few hours Of each other
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George SchOnewald, surviving trustees OF the
James LicG rusl. The matters In dispute
have arts ~ from contract entered INTO hv
correspundenre in the years 1884 and 1885
Between w. w. Story of Rome, Italy. OF the
one part, andsthe "Llcs 1rusieeS' OF the oth-r,
whereby in consideration OF certain payments
10 be made ly The trust, es Mr.. Story agreed
TO erect at his own cost and expense monu-
ment TO Francis Scott Key In Golden Gate
Park, San Francisco.
Disputes arose between the parties involving
a number OF contested matters between them,
which ended in action being brought by Story
10 the Superior Court Of he city and county Of
San Francisco 10 recover balance ALI ged 10
be due blm account of tile work done and
materials furnished in the erection of the said
monument. All Iarties desired 10 avoid the
annoyance and expense CT litigation. and be-
ing willing 10 submit ali matters in issue 10 the
award OF Judge Stack they, on the 21st of NO
vember 1893, signed an agreement TO that
effect. This Is the agreement which Judge
Stack yesterday ordered TO b. filed, so as TO
lake effect as an order Of The court. whereby
full power TO act is given 10 the arbitrator.
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YEARS OF SERVICE.
Heavy Claim by Attorneys Against
the Lick Trust.

An affidavit accompanying a petition for
S12,520. attorneys fees, was filed IN the Su-
leriOr Court yesterday by the firm of Cope
Boyd, Fffield & HOpurg in he suit brought by
the James Lick trustees against Horace Davis
John o. Earl, Ira z. Rankin, A. S. HaIlidie, ct
al, The California Academy OF Sciences, the
Pioneer Society, The School OF Mechanical Arts
ana the regents OF the State University, TO com
pei the passing of certain accounts by the de-
lenaants as beuefcalies under the Lick trust.
Inc petitioners state that in 1882 they were
appointed the legal representatives OF the
present Lick trustees, and some years later
george N Williams was appointed referee to
pass upon the various claims against tn trust.
he presented his report In May. 1880, which
contained The recommendation of payment 10
the petluohers OF certain sums for legal SER
vices performed for what was known as the
th1fd trust-telescope and observatory.
Inc petitioners state that they valued GER
TAIN services as being worth from $500 to S4O0
month, ana they presented bill OF SO, 500
trustees. The court is asked 10 make me
requisite order for The payment of this money
be performed 10 the cause
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MEETING NoTICEs-CoNrINuEn.


FE57 Annual VI e et.ng-Ihe Regu ar q IL
w. nuai meeting OF the stockholders OF the
head Center Consolidated Mining COMPANY will
be held at the office OF the company, No. 80 Pine
ST., rooms 10 and IL. san Francisco, California.
on THURSDAY, the 25th day OF January, 1894,
at the hour Of ! 80 O'Clock P. N for the purpose
OF eecting Board of Directors TO serve for the
ensuing year. aud the transaction OF such other
business as may come before the meeting. Trans
Textbooks viii close on SATURDAY, January 20.
1894. at II O'Clock NJ j. w. PEW, Secretary.
Ufhce-No. SO Pine ST., rooms Is and II. san
Francisco, California. jalO I'd
To- Annual MeetinG-The Regular An
49, nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Company will be
held at the Office of the company, room 10, Ne
Yada bl OK. No. 309 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, California. on WEDNESDAY. the 18th
day OF January. 1894, at the hour OF l O'Clock
p. NJ. for the purpose of eecting Board OF TruS-
tees TO serve for the ensuing year and the trans
action OF such other business may come before
the meeting Transfer-booKs will close on Janu-
airy 18th AT ~ O'Clock
L. L. PARKER, Secretary.
Ofce-l5 Nevada block, No. 800 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California. jas I'd
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ORGANIZED AID FOR WOMEN.
The Women's Press Association
Takes Steps in That Direction.

The WOmen'S Press Association
Takes Steps in That Direction.
A special meeting of the Pacific Coast
Women's Press Association was held YES
terday to receive the report of the COM
mittee which met last Tuesday to con slider
the question of immediate relief for the
unemployed women of San Francisco, and
10 discuss further measures in that direc-
ton.
The committee reported the following
recommendations:
That means be- taken at once 10 raise a
fund. to be intrusted to the hands Of a
committee.
That bureau of registry and employ
ment be opened al once, with a general
office, a competent manager and much
general advertisement
That the money raised be mainly devoted
to the opening of organized laundres. to-
employ teachers for the lower grade of
unskilied labor, with openings for all
manner OF domestic service by the hour,
cooking schools, mendiDg bureaus. creche
Tor the babies, and opportunity for women
who know how to teach those who do not
all ordinary branches of w0men's work.
Such places would employ all grades of
labor. would employ married or single.
would teach those with homes how to care
Tor them and those without how to work
for their living.
It would also. and this is the solid basis
OF such plan, supply a large and
general need among bOusekeepers and
more transient jewellers among US, besides
not conflicting with any existing indus try
amouDg our people.
Dormitories could be attached to such
places for the homeless unemployed. and
the work be done by the women them
selves.
a subscription list should be immediately
started for families to pledge washing of a
definite amount and for definite period.
thus assuring support from the start.
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SHIP ELMBANK.
LibeIed by Thomas Price, the Chem
ice

LibeIed by Thomas Price, the Chem
ist.
The libel case OF Thomas Price, the chemist,
against the British ship Elmbank was before
Judge Morrow yesterday. The Elmbank's
cargo of 1000 tons OF sulphur was saved from
destruction by fire some months ago by Price,
who smothered the flames by introducing car
bonic acid gas into The hold by the agency of an
lmprOyised engine. Price was on the witness
stand all day. and IN reply to queries put by his
attorney. Walter G. Holmes, described his
efforts In subduing the fierce fire which had
been intensified by The use OF water Until The
injection of carbObic acid gas the conditions
were such that disastrous explosion was i'm
minent any moment, and Price by his efforts
exposed his life TO great danger. The value of
the property saved Is $4,000 and Oh mist
Price asks for reasonable and proper proper
ton OF the same, because Of his skill and knOwl-
EDGE
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THE KEYS MONUMENT.
Disputes Between Story and the
Lick Trustees Referred.

Superior Judge Stack made an order yester-
day directing that an agl cement he filed with
the County Clerk submitting 10 arbitration the
differences existing between William w Story
and Edwin B. Mastck, Charles NJ. Plum and
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CHURCH NOTICES.

- Simpson Memorial Nj. r.. Church.
80 cor. HAYES and Buchanan sts.-Rev A. @.
HlTst. DID, pastor. Residence, 313 Broderick st.
Preaching at II A. N ana 1880 ?. NJ, The pastor
Will preach at both services. Subject for the
morning, Man Shall Not Live by Bread Alone"
For the evening. THE Abuse of Privilege" Spe-
clal music by the choir at these services. Song
service and Sundsy-School at 12:3O P. NJ G. h.
Perkins superin tendent. Epworth League service
at $3.50 P. n. The seats in this church are free
Inc public cordially invited TO all the services
UsherS In attendance. Prayer-meeting Wednes-
day evening at 7:45 o'clock. jal3 2t*
GO Howard-St. Methodist EpiscouaI
49, Church. bet. Second and Third SITS, . blocks
from Palace Hotel-Rev W. w. Case, ID. ID pastor
professor Martin Schultz, musical oirector. A. X.
over, Sunday-schooI superintendent Hours of
public services. A. NJ. and 80 P NJ. Sunday
scnool at u 80. Pastors Bible class at IL 30
Epworth League at $3.50 sunday evening. sub
lect OF morning sermon, Burning Hearts" Sub
1ect OF evening sermon, From the City OF De.
structlon to the Wicket Gate" Second lecture on
"PIlRrim's Progress" Pastors residence, 2O26
Howard ST. Telephone 6065.
- Central Methodist Episcopal
49, Church. Mission ST.. bet Sixth and Seventh.
The pastor. Rev. DR.. Ollie will preach morn
ing and evening. Morning SUBJECT Moral Heart
tailure-Its Cause and Cure" Evening, AN
iDgs at $3.50 P n. Sunday. Sunday-school at
P NJ Reception OF members at morning service.
All invited.
FP First United Presbyterian Church,
49, Golden Gate ave. and Polk st.-Rev. 81. NJ
Gibson, ID. D., pastor. Services at II A. NJ. and
1880 P N. Subject for morning, I'VE Make the
bitches, God Sends the Water" For the evening
"Elijah Bringing Fire Down From Heaven"
cordial welcome TO all.
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EOR SALE CROCKERY BUSINESS DOING
$4,000 business a year; the only one in a
large interior city. For particulars apply to f.
DOHRMANN, l3O Suffer st. JAZZ ii
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A FTER YOU TRY ALL OTHERS AND EN-
n haust your own ability to sell your business
place it in hands and we will guarantee
speedy sale no matter what business or where To-
Gated. Worlds Bus ness EXCHANGE, 2S Geary 3 3N
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PERSONALS.

"ON STANLEY, ON" EXCHANGE WILL GEL
" citrate pening Saturday, the 18th MONA
d PINKER1 ON. Roll up, boys. and drink nearly
Rt 1924 Page.
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nor SALE-BARGAIN IN 500 POUNDS IA
nonpareil type, nearly new. Address 9. h. H.,
box 121, Gail Branch once JAZZ st
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SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED.

IL IDOW SPEAKING FREN CHI AND ENGLISH
W wishes position as housekeeper or do second
work take care Of children; city or country.
Address 140l Powell st. jag 6tS
YOUNG WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
l. houseKeeper for widower or bachelor. Please
call at IL Kearny St, room 20. lal1 3t@
CITUATION WANTED BY DANISH GIRL AT
- general housework. Apply 300S Harrison St,
near Twenty-sixth jail 3t*
Nj IDDLE- AGED PERSON WANTS WORK OF
WI any kind by the day; private family or lodg ng
house. Call 348 Seventh ST. jag cts
pELIABLE SERVANTS FURNISHED FREE;
III city. country. COLON. 524 Bush; tel. 54ST ] IN
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DON'T FORGET TO CALL ON GENERAL
IL BAMBEkGER'S new headquarters. 30 Grant
ave. where you Will find him surrounded with
stock of the best Havana. Key West and Domestic
call JAZZ &c
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Qo6O BRANCH BAKERY, CONFECTION-
DCOO. cry. notions, stamping; branch Log
Cabin bakery immense trade, % per cent
mission on sales; established years; elegant
store; furnished rooms; absolutely best location
in CITY; stock fully worth at wholesale 1918;
room for coffee saloon; must SELL GEO STEW
ART 4 SON 632 Market ST. opp. Palace.
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THE WORLDS woNDER-THE NATIONAL
L garment-cutter: the best IN the world; cuts
every garment worn by men, women or children
ana the entire garment; so don't miss this chance
OF lifetime Call and be instructed at 33l Mont
Ronery ST., room II. ja7 II
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TOR LE-DINING-PARLOR CLEARS $50
i to $50 per month; elegantly furnishedi gond
reason for selling Inquire 834 Valencia. jyl2 3t*
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DOUTEO ON THIS PAPER: CLEARING SIS PER
IL week: delivered by ! carrier in H. hours
Call at $50 Twenty. first ST, near Folsom. after
O'Clock. iay ST
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CALOON AT BARGAIN CLUB AND LIVING
- rooms: rent aud water $50; well stocked. All
TAYLOR st price $225 lal2 3t*
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nAILOR-SHOP COMPLETE, WITH FINE Gus
L tom trade; rent SIS. 60l 70 Bush st. JAZZ 3C~
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HAMILY LIQUOR-STORE AT A BARGAIN.
H $500. fuIl value in stock Call 216 Sixth. Is 81
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SOBER MfDDLE-AGED MAN WISHES WORK
- In private family; good plain cook, gardening
ana care for horses; useful in general; wages no
object. Address A. W.. cor. First and Webster
SITS, Oakland ial3
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TIRST-CLASS OYSTER AND CHOP HOUSE
II for sale cheap at sacrifice. Inquire Is Mason
St., room 2, upstairs. JAZZ 3t*
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EooK WITH GOOD REFEREN CES WISHES
~ place In institution or college. LEON ANDRE,
800 Sutter 1al2 81
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no BUY. SELL OR EXCHANGE ANY BUSI-
1 ness see GUS STRAND. 30 KearnY St
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DESTAURANT. CHEAP: NICELY FITTED
III up; doing good business; snap for man and
wife: no agent. 265 Third ST. jal2 3t*
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DARGAIN-GROCERY AND BAR: LIVING
ID rooms Apply L. FEELING. 305 Clayja12 3t*
GROCERY AND BAR; 2 LIVING-KOOMS;
VI rent cheap. Apply Cali Branch JAZZ Ste
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COCO WANTED-PARTNER IN OLD-kS-
DAuU. tablished beer saloon ana lunchroom,
located among manufactures; doing very good
business; no agents. los Sacramento ST. iaIl 3t%
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OEEO FINE PAYING RES AURAN I AND
III OCO. coffee saloon: receipts $50 daily; low
rent; excellent location; fun investigation So
licited. Apply to-day. Gail Branch once. jal3 3t*
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

A TTENTIoN-HOTEL, RESTAURANT KEEP
n ers get your help from c. K. HANSEN 81 CO.
ITO Geary ST.; telephone ASS. del2 cod
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Q.SSO SALOON NEAR MARKET ST:
u COO. clears $75 to 500 a month: living
rooms: value in sight; bargain. GUS STRAND,
80 Kearnv st.
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FURNITURE AND RESTAURANT TO LET.
+ 2742 Folsom ST. upstairs jal2 9t~
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NOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS STU ALTON
4 TO assist in light housework: good home more
than wages Please call or address $50 Natoma
street. ial3 3ts
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= ALOON FOR SALE. APPLY BET. AID 4,
L 13l OFarrell ST.. cor. Powell 1al3 ""
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ID CCU. manufacturing mercantile business; es,
tabIished many years handles. deals and manufac-
lures staple goods in great demand everywhere
selling rapidly at great profit; clears 5000 per
m ontil: keeps one or two men; prefers good part.
ner; willing TO work and make himself useful in
store: has steady run OF customs place well known
all over the city and country good profit in every
thing handled no night or Sunday work: expert.
ence NOT necessary: never such opportunity
for some active, industrious man; don't miss 1t.
GEO STEWART &c SON. 632 Market, OPP. Palace
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"A ANTED-POSITION AS COMPANION TO
W an old lady OF care for and teach children over
years old by American young lady with best of
references; country preferred Address a. b. c..
box u, this Office. JAZZ 7t+
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VA ANTED-MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WANTS
" place as a working housekeeper; irst-class
cook and laundress, or would cook in small board
in G. house; wages not so much object as steady
place. Call las Minna st ialS 3tS
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- Annual Meeting The Regular
~ annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Pa1aro Valley Railroad Company will be held at
The once OF the company 1927 Market ST. San
of January, 1894 at the hour of Ii O'Clock A. M
Tor the purpose or elecing board OF dire ctors to
serve Tor the ensuing year. and the transaction of
such other business as may come before the meet
ing. Transfer-books will close on THURSDAY
JAM 4th, at O'Clock p. NJ.
la2 l4t L IL SHELDON Sacretaru
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FINANCIAL.
MAN (EXPERIENCED) WISHES TO INVEST
Nl $1,000 TO $500 In legitimate business: ref
er ences; communications private Z. H. C.. box
81. this office. 1al2 3tx
GAN FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK
- E3SKearny. only corporation that lends money
On diamonds watches How interest ock e
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IA AN ED-BY YOUNG LADY OF SOME EX.
w perience, position as bookkeeper and tyne
writer; references Address Y L., box lO7 Cali
Branch Office. ial2 Sts
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4 GERMAN GIRLS FOR HOUSEwORK S25
Il each: German cook and second girl, $25 and
$50; German girl for housework, in family,
$40; girls for Homework, city, $40 to S25. C. R.
HANSEN & CO., 10 Geary ST.
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@[S5s The Ninth Annual Meeting of the
sF-S stockholders OF the CALIFORNIA FRUIT
UNION. for the election of board of nine (9)
trustees for the ensuing year and the transaction
of such other business as may come before the
meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY, January
II, 1894, at ] p NJ, in Assembly Hall OF the State
Board of horticulture, 220 Suffer St, San Fran
cisco. L. w. BUCK
la3 lat Secretary California Fruit Union.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

EIRST-CLASS WAITRESS, SMALL AMERI-
I can family. $40; second girl. $50: cook, hotel
$50. and girls for housework. r. T. WARD x
CO.. $40 Clay St
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SITUATION WANTED BY PRACTICAL GAR
- dener: horseman and mixer; thoroughly un-
derstands all the requirements of gentleman's
place; highest reference. Address A. r. D.. box
l43. Gail Branch ONCE ial2 3ts
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u ANTED-BY HENRY NEWsHAM. SITUA-
" ton As cook in hotel; speaks French and
Spanish; absolutely frst-class, with references.
20 Minna st. ial2 3ts
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AJIDDLE-AGED GERMAN WOMAN WANTS
w a situation In small private family; is good
cook and hOusekeeper. Please call or address
ia Jessie St, room az.
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DVICE FREE, ALLAN CASES; Low FEES.
u McCABE. Attorney. Scottish Hail. 100 Larkln.
Ocl5 II
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-07-24

u. ID. CohhxNsS
Room . Stockgrowers Bank Blocl
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DELEGATES COUNTY DELEGATE

The Republican county committees of the
several counties in the state VII proceed TO
call county conventions a. usual and elect dele
gates and alternate delegates to sand state con
yentIon a. above appOrti ned.
The basis of representation and apportion-
ment for the county c nyeutlOns Will be fixed
by the County Central committees
In the matter of nominating candidates OF the
several judicial districts, should there be any
nominations to be mad at this time, the com
mitt e recommend thai in all cases where the
district IL limited to me county, the regular
county convention ma sc the domination at the
same time il nominal : candidates for all the
county offices. In ct Ier cases. where the die
trict is composed of ore than one county let
the delegates to the state convention from The
CO mites compri>in a district meet at the time
and place of the ate conyen ion. and there
agree upon and M e the nominations for same
beIng gaided Iby Ich instructions. If any. "a
have been given b their respective county con
ventions. The "a ne rule to apply in the case OF
Joint representa- les in the state legislature.
The following lies have been adopted tor the
government OF j publican State conventions IN
Montana and a -s now in force:
.First-DeleEItes and alternate delegates
aad in the event OF a failure of a delegate to at
tend, the alternate delegate shall cast the vote
Of the delegate whose alternate he Is.
Second lnsthe absence # the delegate snf
his alternate majority of the delegation from
that county shall cast the vote of the absentee.
Third-In The absen c of all the delega e. and
alternate delegates from any county, no vote
ehall he cast for such c uutv.
Fourth-In the county in which the state con-
Beniion shall be held, when any delegate and
his alternate delegat. are absent, there shall be
10 vote cast In their b half.
Fifth-Delegates and alternate delegates must
he Republican residents OF the county which
they represent
BY order of the State Central Committee.
LEE MANTLE, Chairman.
THOMAS \. CUMMINGS, Secrrtary.