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The state herald., 1894-09-14
First publication Aug 81 1884, No. ii4
Nutireifor F utilization

NuuGeifor r utilization
Land ofilce Mt Sterling. Colorado,
Aug ~ 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
Az named settler has filed notice of his In
tention to make final proof In support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made DO
fore clerk OF county court Phillips
county Colo. at Holyokc Colo on Oct 6, 1891
viz:
NETrIE KARsCHNER, formerly Ncttie spaul.
ding lid 81 for the SIC u sec IS tip Z n &c W
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz:
Albert G. Jarvis OF Holyoko Colo
willard II Chapman "
William Lowe - I"
Mrs Emma Chapman " {" Z"
II. +. TEDnoS. Register.
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sTAvs OFFICERS.

GOvraSoa-Davis II. Waite.
It. HoyrRsoR- II, Nichols.
SynRrTARy or STATE NELSON o. Mct'lccs.
srATE TnIAsuREH--iliott Nanrr.
SURF. Pom. INs.-Jolu +. Murray.
SrArE Auprron--F. NJ. Good
ATroRNEl GENERAL Eul,rno Englcy.
SENATOR 25TlI pisTRicr-J. II Printer.
REPRESENTATIVE james $. Canadian.
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pounding storm water. During some
parts OF the year great deal OF water
falls in sudden storms md soon runs off,
being lost to the farmers. But this wa
ter could be npounded in reservoirs and
preserved for future Irrigation. 1t wonld
seem that nearly one-fourlh the area OF
that part OF the arid region could be re-
claimed in this wuy.--Denver Republi-
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rirst publication Aug. q. 1884,, No. iis.

tFirst publication Aug. 2, ls9i.) No. 1884
Nntirs for PuhliCstien.
LAND OFFICE AT STERLING, CoLo..l
July 81, 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tion to make final proof In supprot Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made BIO.
fore the Clerk Of the County Court at
Holyoke, Colorado, on Sept. It'll, 1894. viz.
JACOB J. YUDER,
Id K 1871 for the NV Y sec 10 I : n r45w.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
ton OF, said land, viz.
Frank Nj. Smith. Of Holyoke, Colo.
Albert II. Boden, /" ="
Tina Bodcn, %"
Lydia A. Jenries, :"
II y '1EDMON Rcuister
The state herald., 1894-09-14
First publication July 2o.l

First publication July 90. No Ills
NotiCs for Publication.
Land ONCE at sterling, Colorado,
July II 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
tomake final proof in support OF his claim
and that sad proof will be made before clerk
of county court Phillips county Colorado ut
IIolyokc Colo. on Aug 81 1874 VIZ:
kLAs GoTTFRED PETERSON
lid T. ia7 for the lots s.+ and 5 y NV !. sec .
tip 7nr45w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence upon and cultva-
ton Of said land viz:
John Norsen of IIolyoke Colo
Gail Sorscn e z"
Andrew o Nylin &"
George Blakely d"
H. T., TEDMDS Register
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(first Publication July q. is0D liza
NutiCe fur Public alton,
Land once ut sterling, Colo.
July 20, 1894
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
~ named settler has nlcd notice OF his In :
tontion TO make hnnl proof In support ef his
CLAIM and that SAID proof VIII be made be-
fore the clerk OF The county court nj Hol.
yoke. Colorado on Aug 3ist 1891 viz:
SAMUEL II JOHNSON
nd T. i33G9 for the s.w !. sec % tp7nrH
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and eultiya-
tion of. said land. viz:
Abnor u Fleming Of Hoiyoke Colo
Charles Cramer "
Harrison Norris /"
Vernon & Lee q" 81
HETKDMoS Register.
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First Publication Aug 10, 1894. No lItS
NntiCa fur Publication,
Land Office mt Sterling. Colo,
Aug I. 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten.
ton to make final proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the clerk OF the county court ut Hoi-
yoke Colorado on Sept IA 1894 viz:
J HENRY ZOLL
lid liss. for the Sc !, sec tpenrAw
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva,
ton of, said land, viz:
Thomas i.ydiatt Of Hoiyoke Colo
William Lydiatt
Calvin Il Bsllcntinc "
Curt Caublo g
II. y. TEDMOS. Register
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IL. e. TEDMoN. Register

First publication Aug. 1885, No. 1885
NutiuH fur utilization.
Land Office, Sterling, Colo.
Aug. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has ilcd notice OF his In
tcntion to make final proof In support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk OF tho county court at iiol.
yoke, Colo, on sept. IS, 1891, viz:
NlELS W. SHARP,
lid T.. iil3i FOR the NV u secs II nrt7w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
toin OF, said land, viz:
Samuel NJ. Rapp. OF nlaStup. Colo
Gustaf johnson,
Frank u. Peterson, Z"
Peter Nelson. bryant, 3"
rEpsos Rcytster.
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The famous document entitled Gamer.
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Wahemnn. General Socretay, No. 40
West sd Street. New York.
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disqualification July 20, is94.) No. llle
NntiCa iur Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT STERLING, CoLo.,l
July 10 1884.
Notice is hereby givcn that the following.
named settler has filed notice Of his inton.
tioa to make fnal proof In support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made bc.
fore judge Of district court Phillips county,
Colorado. at Holyoke, Colorado. on Aug %,
1894, viz:
ANDREW q ANDERSON
HID L 1876 for the SO Y sect tpsnrHw
I He names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion of, said land, VIZ.
william Heller Of Holyoko Colo
Charles Fielder
Daniel X Wilson " "
John Sorseen - "
HE. TEDnoS, Register.
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(rlrst pub,icat'c,. Aug 10. 1881 No llAo
NuticH For Public attun.
Land ONCE ut Sterling. Colorado,t
Aug , 1894.
NoTICEi is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his In
tention to make final proof IN support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be.
fore the clerk OF the district court at Yuma
Colo, on sept 90 1894 viz:
ROBERT II HIETT
L No losGs for the Sc 4 sec II tip n 46w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ind cultiva.
on of, said land, viz:
Henry Bingaman Of Yuma Colo
John Bingaman I" Bryant
Albert Turney " Yuma
John Y Eckman Bryant
HE. TEDM0N, Register.
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BEATTY'S ORGANS 1 M. F Rsss 81. .ss
Cat'lg FREE. Address DANIEL F. BEATTY
Washington, N. j.
G. A. R. NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT

Crates lower than ever before.)
Tickets 10 Pittsbnrg and return at less
than huff fare will be on sale ut Burling-
ton Route stations Sept. I, and y.
The Burlington has been designated
the official route to Chicago and the de-
partment commander of Nebraska and
his staff will leave Omaha via this line
at 1870 p m Sept. 8.
Tickets and further information upon
application to the COMPANIES local agent,
or to j. Francis, G P & II A Omaha, Neb.
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Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of n writ
OF special execution, issued on, OF the district
court OF Phillips county. Colorado. dated Aug.
18th 1874. and tom mo as sheriff directed In favor
James \ Brown plaintiff and against Charley J
Carlson defendant for the sum OF s5ia.sa dam.
ages and $3.50 costs and necruing costs whereby
! am commanded to sell the following described
real estate to.wit.
The NV y rcc 81 ,p N Off 10 W In Phillips
county Colorado. ! will ON Saturday tho 18th
day Of September 1924 sell tho above
described premises at public
auction at the hour Of o'clock y M Of said day
at the front door oftho court house in Holyoko
Colorado TO tho hishes, and best bidder therefor.
Dated Ang. 10Th 1921.
GUTHRIE ShoriH
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BEATTY's ORGANSl%s..H,ss.oss "a 81 ss W.
logue. Address or call on DANIEL 4. BEAgTY
Washington. MI
FIRST publication Aug. $. 1891 No mas

IFIrst puDlIrHtIuH NuB' y Io'7.I no TN
NutiGa fur Publication,
Land ONCE at Sterling, Colorado,
July 81, 1884,
NJOTICEis hereby given that tho following
~ named settler has filed notice OF hisin.
tention to make final proof In support of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the clerk of the county court at
Holyoke. Colo, on Sept. It'll 1894. viz:
JAMES p. PARTRIDGE,
lid 4 800 for then.e u sec 10 TIN r4Sw,
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
ton Of, said land, viz:
C.Byron Shrner, of Holyoke, Colo.
John Imhon, Z"
Samuel NJ. Killen, - f"
Charles Pratt, f"
II. F.TEpMoN Register.
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FIRST Presbyterian Church has preaching
services on the fourth sunday OF each month
a, the BAPTIST Church.
Ray. Rom. CoLraAN.
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dirs, publication Aug q. isi1 So.iigs
Nutluu far Publication.

N1ilun Tor I7ublltaiinn,
iAspofricr Al strHLiAa, coLo..l
July ~ isa.
Notice In hereby given that tho following
named settler has nlrd na's-o Of his linton
tion 10 make hnnl proof IN supper, II his
clnim, and that said proof will b. made be
fore tho Clerk of the Dlstiict Court. At Hot
yoke, Colo, On sept 10, 1901. ,isi
CHARLES PRATT.
III y loo1g for thr s'w a soc gstfnrt5w,
lie names the following witnesses g. prove
his continuous rAldcncc upon and cuiiiva.
ton OF, Hnil land, ,lsi
Thomas j. Mcdonald, OF Ifolyota, Colo
stnwart ", DogRt, "
Joseph T.. rlclnid "
Morris ., lioyi,
II y, tGDaus. Register.
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tFirst publication July "a, ls94) mo 1880
Nut1ca fur publication.

Land office at Sterling. Colorado.
July 25, 1894,
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tion to make nnalp in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before
Clerk Of District Court Philips county, Colo,
Mt Holyoke, Colo.on Sept l, 1894, viz:
THOMAS MCDONALD
Id e 1853 for the Sc 4 sec II tp1nri6
Henames the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
uop Of, said land. viz:
William Patmon OF Hoiyokc Colo
Frank Smith /"
Newton Dickey "
Charles Moore &"
TEpMoN. Register.
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The tim. Ia near at hand Ia nomc parts
Of III. and region when irrigation from
running streams will have reached Ito
limits. /, then viii DO ncccsaofy TO rtly
upon storage reservoirs Tor cxiensionB Of
the irrigablc hios. |, has been shown IN
several casea tina, this method lie entirely
practicable. and that tho irnphble hien
cnn be- niniort II not quite doubled by
announcing water which otherwise
wpuh run 20 wph,r. An ILLUSTRATION Of
tbie Ia eten IN the pcoos valley, New
Mexico. where large fceef'oita bpvo been
constructed capable Of supplying man!
,l,onsanJs II acrcs with water Upoh
the ,ilains Of KansuS mud NebrasI'S' and
~ tho eastern part ol ihis state much
might No Jyne 10 iculein tie alid Or
scu, ara itnds Of that. pfet'on by iin'
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


Tho Farmers Protective Association meets in
the A. II. q. hall end and ith Saturday of each
month, J. :. SiiocEET. President.
CuAs. wiLsoS. Soc. S. q. DULEY. Cor. Agent.
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CRESCENT LopoE No. ss-Meets every Wcdncs
day night. GEo.B. WEIg, c. c.
W. II. ALnkRsnAnDT, X. Of Il. As.
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fIolroEr I.opaE No. sI.-Mc,ts the let aud "a
Friday 81 each month. All Assons cordially
invited tO Ati"nd.
&. d, TIapEnLNKE. w.M. Gu. ApAiI, s'c'y
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PRESIDENT Grover Cleveland,
PRECEDENT or SySNTK--A. L Stevenson.
CnISr JUSTICE Melville ", Fuller.
SrcpnTAPY or ScA7r--H. q. Gresham.
3" TREAsuRY-John q. Carlisle.
Wha-Daniel Lamont.
f" SAvY-Hilary A.. Herbert.
ISrEMoR--lioke Smith.
hdRIouLTUHE-J. ). Morton.
ArronYry GIsruA Richard Olnoy,
PosrMAsTEa Decentralization 4. Bisscll.
U. y. SENATOR'S NJ. Teller. y. o. Moicott
REPRESENTATIVES, l.afe Pence, John Bell.
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|. o. o. r.

HoiSoHs LopgE No. lG--NectA every Tuesday
evening ai Bakers Hall. Visiting brothers cor
fially invited To- attend.
y. II. WuTrr Al Esc'y. = II. joHNsoS. y. g..
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TITY Pianos. Organs s33 up. Want
DLl n L aecntn, Cat free. Daniel +.
D atty. Washington. N. J.
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BEATTY'S PIANOS oO,nss,n rs sss up War
i,r FREQ. Address Daniel +. Beatty. Washington
New JERSEY,
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c. A. r..

c. a, Y.
!ioLYoEr rosr No 81 Meets every saturday
afternoon NJ the q. \. II. Hall AT O'Clock.
w. u. KELSEY, Adj. gro. TRrao, Commander.
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JUSTICES a. II. Bodcn and y. c. Churnins.
CoSsTApLEs-J. L. Kidd and Il. W. Norris.
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HOLYokE ENCAMrMEsT 40. d, meets
every second and fourth Thursday evenings.
F.M. SMITH, CT q. w. GARLAND, :. W.
CnAs. Il. PETER, Sbribc.
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MAYcR-G. ". Ga-laud.
rOliox JuDGE-h Il. Boden-
IiscoRpTR-P. !. Drnip-tcr,
MAHsirAi.-Rubcrt kniescr.
Tpy,suRrR-Ci. Y. CLARK.
TRusrxss-3ohn II. Cummin-, Il. CavnaGsh
J. NJ. Whitman, 4. l.. Jones d, A. Gadiy ant
Geo. II. Weir.
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Preaching every Sunday morning and evening
Sunday School every Sunday a, 500 .. m. CHRIS
ten ondca,or and prayer meeting Wednesday
evening.
RKv.J. a. pmcE, Pastor. CIV. GARLAND. Sup,
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Preaching every Sabbath, morning, II 20 eve.
ming. 500; Sunday sohoolnti ~ a. m.
J. II. PAINTER, supt. W. H. CoLLETg, Pastor.
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BEATTY'S PIANOS and ND. o VA, =.
t.atig FREE. Address Dnniol +. DEATVY.
Washington, N.

Happy and content is q home with "Thc 70.
chester" lamp with the light Of themorning.
Catalogues, write Rochester, ampC Co. ,NswYoei.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTOR Y
U. S, LAND OFFICE, STERLING.
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.

srnsTEH II. +. THDMAS.
RECEIVER N. Y. MELpRum.
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tFirst publication July 20, 1891 MOL
NutiCs for Publication.
Land ONCE at Sterling Colo.
July II, 1874.
NJ office 10 hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his in-
tention to make final proof in support OF hs
claim and that said proof will b. made be-
fore tho clerk Of the county court
ut Holyoke Colo, on Aug. 81 1894, VIZ:
ANDREW . NYLlN
Hid e 374 for tho nc Y sec 26 tpsnr tsw
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
MS coh' ---..~.-s- ..i---. -----. s~.s.sA-
ton Of, said land, viz:
Klns q Peterson Of Holyoke Colo
John Norsen +"
Carl Norsen 2"
samuel Goddard f"
HE TEDMoN, Register.
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(first publication July 20 ls9t.) no. 1881
Nutica fur P uhltc atiun.
LAND OFFICE AT STERLING, Colo,
July IS, 1884,.
Notice is hereby given thattho following
named sottler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton to make final proof In support Of his
clatm, and that said proof will be made be-
fore clerk Of county court at Holyoke. Colo,
on Aug 81 1891, viz:
CARL MOLANDER
Hid f ioi7l for the lots l, ? and c x NV X SEQ
7tpsnri7w
He names tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz:
John Peterson Of haxtun Colo
Anders Il Quist
John Keefo "
Carl Nelson Is
Ell, TEDNoN, Register,
Arizona republican., 1894-04-20
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MT. John Armstrong, editor of the Arizona Star, is in Los Angeles.
 Governor Hughes returned yesterday from Tucson, accompanied by his son and private secretary, John T. Hughes.
 There were registered at the Lemon hotel yesterday J. B. Scott, Tucson; J. M. Taydan. Chico, Cal, and G. How ard Wild, Visalia, Cal. i Patsey McQuilken came over from Tempe last night on business connected with the races there this afternoon. He is the pool seller.
 G. H. Wild, resident of Visalia, euf- fering from pulmonary trouble, came to town yesterday and will remain here in the hope of recovery.
 Secretary Kendall of the Maricopa & Phoenix who has been in the city sev- eral days on private business returned to San Francisco last night.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were W. F. Klein of Chicago; L. c. Hughes and John T. Hughes, Tucson; H. B. Hollyday, Washington, D. o.; J. F. Clements, City.
 Hon. Stephen Peery of Trenton, Mo-, former member of the Missouri state senate, is in the city for his health. He is accompanied by his wife and his family physician.
 MT. Francis Barry. prominent at- torney of Springfield, Mo-, who has been here several weeks recruiting his health, finds the result has been so suc- cessful that he will likely make Phoenix his permanent residents.
 MT. H. R. Hollyday of Washington, D. O.. sent out to inspect the surveys of public lands made under the direc- tion of the surveyor general arrived in Phenix yesterday. He has been in Arlzona about six weeks, and will examine the surveys made in this county.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-20
KELLY'S DIVISION
At Omaha with No Prospect of
 Moving.
Knights of Labor Officially Declare the Right of the IndustrialS
 to Be Heard.

By the Associated Press.
 OMAHA, April 19.-Kelly's army of in- dustrials, wet, bedraggled and chilled to the bone, broke camp and started from Council Bluffs Chautauqua grounds east. During the night the ranks be- gan to swell by the arrival from Nevada of sixty-6ve meu under Capt. M. Cor man; today further acquisitions were made when Capt. Morgan, with two companies of commonwealers, five hun dred strong, reached camp from the west by the way of the Union Pacific. The objective point of today's march is Weston, fifteen miles east of Council Bluffs. It is believed that train can be secured at Weston to carry tht army to Chicago. Representatives of the Brotherhood of Engineers and Bremen have promised to call on the general manager at Chicago of the Council Bluffs line today in Chicago and make arrangements for carrying the men east.
 Judge Hubbard, attorney for the Northwestern Railway company, said "If these tramps and buns try to cap- ture one of our trains there will be trouble, and should they gain possession of the train by hook or crook, or by the sympathy of trainman, we will ditch the train if it destroys every car and hurts lot of men. We will not carry these vagrants for love or money, or be forced to by their capturing our rolling stock"
 Railroad managers do not hesitate to say these men should be starved into disbanding, and thus compelled to go to work or be prosecuted under the vagrancy laws.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-20
WHAT THEY THINK OF IT.
Public Opinion of the Repub-
 lican Ticket.
Even Democrats Admit the Strong Probability of Its
 Election.

The Republican convention on We'd nesday night was the subject of general discussion yesterday. The ticket nominated was received with undivided favor by Republicans and was ad- mitted by most Democrats to be the strongest that could have been chosen.
 ''It is as nearly without faw," said a Democratic business man, "as any ever put up in Phoenix and 1 am afraid it will be elected, and," he added, q don't care much if it is."
 The same sentiment was general The Democratic ticket ticket from the mayor down was unfavorably compared wiGh it.
 The vote in the city is matter con- corning which careful estimates are being made and as nearly as pre-elec- tion facts can be ascertained it is said to be nearly equally divided with pos sible Republican majority. A year ago the average Democratic majority, the estimate being made on the vote for city treasurer and marshal, was about 60. Since then the registered vote has beer increased by about 200, an addition which is necessarily cal culated to throw doubt about the relative strength of the two parties which can only be partially removed by a canvass of the registration. Many Democrats concede though that there is @ dissatisfaction in their party which is worth large but indefinite mum Der of votes to the Republican ticket. while there is absolutely no Republican divi- sion. In fact, never before in the politics of Phoenix has there been so great enthusiasm and hope of success which almost amounts to certainty.
 Contrary to expectation the non- partisan ticket was filed yesterday on the certificate of Chairman Wharton of the citizens mass meeting. The can- didates nominated at that meeting for mayor and city treasurer withdrew on being notified of the filing of the ticket but Thomas Newcome, the candidate for city marshal, still remains in the field so that the contest between Molloy and Thoman is further complicated to evident advantage of the Republican candidate.
 All signs point to the election of the ticket nominated on Wednesday night but none is more assuring than the ad-