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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-08-24

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL Observation-Disclosures to a decree of
the Circuit Court OF Augusta County in the cause
of Hendren against the StauntOn Land Compa-
ny, and others, we will sell at public auction in
front of the Court House i'll Staunton. on
Saturday, the END dog of September, 1894.
that tract of land situated short distance North
West from Staunton, containing about 5D.95
acres, which was sold by Judge N. Hendren to
the Staunton Land Company. In making said
sale, the Com issioners Will first offer this pro
perty III lots, as laid off in Blocks and Lots, by
the Staunton development Comp my. subject to
Streets and Alleys, offering first, these portions
of said property remaining in possession of said
Company not aIiened; second, lots aliened by
the Com pany, in order of their alienation; and if
enough is realized from the sale of either both
of these to pay purchase money lien on the pro-
perty and the costs OF suit and sale, there will be
no further sale made, but if the amount bid is
not enough for this purpose, the property will be
offered as whole, tract of land. without ref
was owned and held before said sale to the Staun-
ton Land Company; and the property:will be sold
in which ever way it brings the most.
TERMS:-One fourth cash. and the residue up
a credit of l, 2 and years; purchaser eXecut-
ing bonds for sal id deferred installments, bearing
interest and waving the Homestead, the title to
be retained as ultimate security. Sale at IL NJ.
Gro. III. HARRISON,
VIM. PATRICK,
Commissioners.
thereby certify that George NJ Harrison has
executed the bond required by decree of sale in
Hendren VS.. Stanton Land Go ct. ais. Given
aug 2i-it. JOS. 3. WOoDWARD, Clerk.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-08-24
KoLB TRIES TO MAKE TROUBLE.

Kolb's threat to set up another govern
ment in Alabama has been decided by its
author to be impracticable, and he now lets
himself down to the announcement that he
Twill not recognize the Oates government
He claims to have been elected Governor
by a majority of $4,000 votes, though he
produces no evidence. He is good at claim
ing and he proposes to have mass-meetings
of his partiZans on the 23rd Of this month
to keep up the claiming business. Resolu-
tions have been sent out to be passed, in
which resolutions it is declared that Kohl
was elected in 1892, as well as in 1894, and
was counted out, and that his followers
Twill no longer submit to such fraudulent
and corrupt methods" This is probably
only buster. but if it is acted upon the
Kolb element will come into conflict with
the authorities. Kob seems to be doing
his best to excite disorder. He stops short
of rebellion, but he would introduce an
archy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-08-24

4 lUMM isSIoNE RS SALE OF VALUA BILE
~ REAL ESTATE-Pursuan TO q decree
of the Circuit Court OF Augusta County III the
chancery causes of Kenneriy VS.. Humphrey
and Burke W S. VS. same, the undersigned con-
missione will sell at public auction in front OF
the Court House in StauptOn on
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-08-24
aug 2I-2t

nAINTY BREAKFAST OR LUNCHEON
IL delicious steak done to turn, delight
full bread and butter with fragrant French coffee.
who could ask more? You can get all this charm
lngly served at the Cafe of "Ihe CARLETON for
twenty five cents aug. N-3m.
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M0nd0q, September eth. 1897,


County Court day. list. That certain tract or
parcel OF land situated in Augusta county on
the soath east side of South River adjoining the
lands OF Jno "; Hanger, Jacob MeNett, a. Bear
and Jno AFFORD, as,d containing acres, 3 roods
and - poles, being the same land owned by Eli
70 J Humphreys daring her life ime, and the
same land derived by her by deed OF VIM S
Lane aid wife lated March e5th, 1868.
nd. That ter.ain trac: OF land situate cd in u
gusta county on South River known as the Rsd
Mil tract containing 81 acres, being the same
tract of iard conveyed to ". A. burnett, Trustee
Of Eliza j. Humphreys by deed of Geo. w. Hum
phreys dated June 30th, 1862
TERMS: Cash in hand sufficient to nay the
costs OF these suits and the costs OF sale, and the
residne IA three equal instaments in one. two.
and three years from day of sale with interest.
the purchaser executing bonds for said deferred
and the title to be retained as ultima tie secnrity
Sale at lO:30 A. NJ,
A. G.. GORDON,
CHAS. CURRY.
Commissioners.
hereby certify that A. G. Gordon has execut-
ed the bond required by decree of sale in Kenner-
iy VS. Humphreys and Burke VS.. same. Given
under my hand this Goth day of august, 1891
aug 24-lt. dos. B, WooDwARn, Clerk.
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The Cost OF Producing a Bushel
Of Wheat in Rockbridge.
TFrom the goekbridee Comfy News

lAAOi pAie hsooADi io90 Couilty NEWS.
The following statement of the cost of pro-
ducng and putting into the garner 1878 bush
els of wheat, raised by Mr.. D. NJ Kyle on
the farm of Capt. J. P Moore, near Licking
ton, will no doubt be of interest to thinking
farmers. Mr.. Kyle sowed sixty-four acres
and the cost of each acre was $7.4s 6-62, and
OF each bushel 81 2-5 cents
1914 days blowing at s.. 80 day.-.......S Ga rs
Is days narrowing ats$2. 50................ 81 so
9 days drilling at Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
6 % tons Of fertilizer at S22 ton $40 SO
80 pounds of Irvine. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
90 days harvesting, two hands, at 1875 IA 81
81 days with team and binder and two
hands 46 90
96 bushels Of seed wheat at GO cents
bushel. 81 60
AZ days hauling wheat at $3.50 day. Is "a
Kicking AZ days. one hand ....... . Sc
Two hands hauling ~ days at soc 90
One hand shocking AZ days at soc. ... o.
81 bushels toll, soc per bushel ...... % so
Threshing p days, II hands....... 81 90
Hauling wheat to granary. ................. 5 90
Rent of 100 sacks for / = days ............. 30
Boarding machine hands 80
ei...'... .SfI3 ~
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-08-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ENCOURAGE home INDUSTRY, by giving
T. your work to Staunton Steam Laundry.
Office No. Is Court Place. aug N-3m.
THE CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS will open Mon
L day. Sept. 3, 1891. Entrance examinations
for pupils to the White Schools will be held Aug.
3Uth and 3lst. For pupils to Colored Schools
Sept LIST.
All new pupils must hav- 81 certificate showing
that they have been succe ssially vaccinated.
JOHN II. BADER,
aug 2i-2t superintendent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATION AL.-Ars. Porter W Woodward will
1L reopen her music classes MONDAY.
SEPT. Sd, 1891, at her residence No. lib North
Market street, Staunton, Va. aug l7-2t
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The special correspondent OF the Richmond
Dispatch sends that paper the following ac-
count OF the closing scene:
Eighteen years in the State Penitentiary is
the penalty that the jury by whom Captain
Thomas A. Goodman was tried says he must
pay for taking the life of Colonel Henry G.
Parsons, in the lobby of the Gladys Inn, at
Clifton Forge, on the morning Of June goth
last.
But for the persistence of two of the jurors
the verdict would have been murder in the
first degree instead of the second, and the life
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-08-24

ed an encounter between himself and the sail
Parsons, by retreating as far as he could, and
then firing in self-defence.
{. If the jury believe from the evidenc}
that the prisoner, provoked by previous iii
suit OF charge contained in an unsigned LET
ter took copy of said letter to H. g. Par
sons, and asked him if he was the author d
said letter, and that if he was the author hl
would retract the charge or charges contain,
ed therein, without an intention to commit a
felony by killing him or by inficting serious
bodily injury upon him; and if they further
believe from the evidence that the prisoner
from the demonstrations or conduct of said
Parsons, Immediately before and at the time
the shots were fired, reasonably and honestly
believed that lie was in imnent and immed;
ate danger of losing his own life OF suffering
serious bodily injury from said Parsons, they
are instructed that this state of facts did not
take from the prisoner the right to defend
himself. Provided, tho necessity, real or APP
parent, relied on to justify the killing must
not have arisen out Of the prisoner s own mis-
couduct; unless the jury further believes
fiom the evidence that, although the neccssi
ty did thus arise out of the prisoners own
misconduct. the accused, before firing the IA
tai shot or shots, fairly declined an encounter
between himself and the said Parsons by re-
treating as far as he could and then firing in
self-defence.
8. II the jury believe from the ev iaence
that the prisoner did not intend to fire the
last shot, but that said shot was caused by
Parsons Selling the prisoners pistol, or at
tempting to wrest it from the prisoner, they
are instructed that they cannot convict the
prisoner by reason Of the firing Of said last
shot
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
TINE RANKS ARE TnINNING
William Walton. Another ola Timer,
Dioa at virginia city,

william Walton. Another Ola Timer,
Dios at virginia city,
The doath is announced IN Virginia Cit'
ON Oct. . Of William Walton, one Of the
pioneers Of Montana. The Madisoniau Ia
speaking of his death SAYS: Thus the
pioneer ranks are thinning out one by one
with the regularity and certainty whicS no
other agency can accomplish exeelt grim
death itself. So man5 Of this class have
been chIoniclel during the past yeas that
the ilsr's vocg bulary is severely taske
In the effort 10 pay fitting trihnte Of re-
spect which ono and all are ever ready 10
pay 20 1hs memory of the Montana
pioneer.
Wm. Walton, aged 20 years, was Il native
OF Pennsylvnnig. His early residence IL
that stats wEs principally IN Philadelphia
aud Ha rishut9, vhere be followed tie oc-
cupation OF tGiroad engineering, Subse-
qucntlY be was enRagrd 10 railroadinI IN
Alabama and Isxns-leAVng the former
state during the hot times 0f the REBELLION,
In 1868 he camo 60 Bannack. thence to
Alder guch whore ha has aimee resided,
following the busiuesA OF mining. Foo
several years past hs was inoBpaciated
from active work on account of n severe
attack of Iheuma,isln besides broken
hip cguasd by M accident. ia the mines
The funeral took plAc0 under the auspices
Of the MasOns, deceased being n mocber
of Montana Lodge No. ?. lie was uuuar
Yied anu was SPOKEN Of AZ an honest, con-
scientious man and an exemplary Free
Mason.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

CHERIFF WILLIAM ALLEN
- Butter. John A. Stewart AMI Colgate
hoyt executors ETC.. plaintlffs, vs. Mich
nel A. Msyondottf, OF al, defendants.
Under and by virtue OF on order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure and sale issued
ont OF tho district court of the frat judicial
district of the state OF Montana, in and for
the county Of LOWS aud Clarke. on the 4th
day OF October. A. ID. 1894. IN the above
entitled action, wherein William Allen But
lar et al, the above named PLAINTIFF, OBJ
tainod Judgment aud decrss Of foreclosure
and ssls against Michael A. Meysndorf ct
A.. defendants, or the 5rd day OF October,
A. ID. 1894. for the SUN OF &C. 4l9.3l. be-
sides interest. costs and attorneys fees,
which said decree was, on the 3fd day OF
October, A. ID. 1894 recorded In judgment
book No. ---o of said court, 40 page - ]
am commanded 10 sell all those osrtnin
lots. pieces or parcels OF land situate. lying
and being In the county OF Lewis and
Clarke. state of Montana. and bounded
and described ss follows, to- wit; Lots mum
bsrei five t6). six (6) and seven ~ 10
block numbered forty-loIr 40 of tho Lem
or addition 10 tho city OF Helena, Mon
tana. snil lots having a combined frontage
on Jerome Place OF asventy-hve (15) feet
and depthsof ono hundred and twenty
i've (l25) feat, according 10 and ns desoiibed
upon tho official pin, OF said named nddi-
tion now on file in the manner provided by
law, in the office of tho county recorder OF
said county OF Lewis and Clarke.
Together with all and singular the tene-
ments. hsreditnment1 and apputtennnceI
thsrsunto belonging or iu nnywise apper-
tanning.
Publio notice is hereby given, that on
Monday. the 29.h daT OF October. A. ID.
1894. at ~ o'clock IN. of that day, at the
front door OF the court house, Helene,
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, / will.
in obedience to said order OF sale and de-
cree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described p operty. or 40 much thereof ma
may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
with interest aud costa. to the highest and
best biddo'. for cash in hand.
Given nnde my hand this 9th day OF
October. A. ID. 1894
CnAyLEs ID. CURTIS. Sheriff.
By FRED L. Hoss. Under Sheriff,
MeConnOll, Clayberg d Gam, plain
titls' attorneys.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

C,uRHfrR'A BAt.E--MtLttAM M BARN WI,
~ ulAlntlu, va homAa N0h, lilaio NOW Tat,
Fak kollg aud lonn v, Jolome, ehalgnoss ~
h9mss soiL Mari ", nuSf, lhs tets,nlo
Ilien NJ, doH and John Goa, Jr, defendants
lndor end By virtue u an order ~ eale and de-
ofoo Of fofoooeurp and salq isspoh Out % the die
trlcl court oi tho bret Ld.elal di,tho. u tts
atale of Montana. In aud Tor the county ut lewis
hnd Clarke. un tho 18th DAY % sept upof A, ID,
1874, ia the above ontitlod aoiioh. wherein VII
liam NJ Ihfhnm tho above named plaintin, OBJ
tanned ladgmont and decree u foreclosure
and eaio against 1hrmAa nof aud liEsio fioil
81 al deiondAgts on tho 18th dny ot hrplombrr,
A. y islt Tor tho sum q, tS21a.l0, bosides ia
forest cosh snd attorneys fgoA which said de-
ofao was, On tho 18th d'y ot sep,ombeE 4. y,
1874 recorded IN Judgment book No J ot sAid
contt al page - Am obmmandsd ~ ssu Al that
esftAla loh piece or paroei Of lani. sltuAta,
Clarke, stato ~ Montana and boundoa and do.
iellbod "a tallowN, to VII
lot numboroi thiTiesh llal IN block NUN
hcred siK lOl Of tho llhHAott addition 20 tho CITY
Helena aald lot having a frontage on ilighth
avoauo ef fifty li0i feet and depth Of ono hnn.
drad aud forty liiul iget 10 an alley, according
y dssohb,d upoa tho official plAt uf said
named addition, nov on Mo In tho man
nee provided by law In tho obice OF tho
county clorh and recorder Of said county OF
Together with all and singular tho toncmcnts,
horodiamenth and appurt, nAnees thorennto ho-
longing OF In nnYWlso Anporlaining.
IubllN notice 10 horohy glyan that On lhur'-
day tho 18th dAY Of ctuh1r, A. ID, 1871, nj
4 O'Clock M. of that day NJ tho front
door Of tho court house Helena, ! eNiS and
ClArko cauuty, aontanA, will. Ia obedienel IL
rAid uTd0r ~ fAle aud docTea OF tutu,lns-
nro and sAlo. soil tho above dsscribcd property,
or 40 much thoroot M may 10 necNi eAry 10 hutiH
~ said Judgment with intaro.t and oasst 10 tho
hisho't and est bidler Tor cahh To- hand.
Given under my hand this. tho 9TH day ni
October, A, ID. lsgL
CilANLEs ~. CURTIS. ShariL
fy ERID r HusA Under hsrln,
MoConnell. ClAybuTg & Guam, plaintiffs at
turuoys.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
The Independent, Helena, Mont.

SHERIFFs SALE - WILLIAM ALLEN
- Lutlor John A. Stewart and Colgate Hoyt,
executors, etc. plaintiffs. vs. Altert N. Thorn
burg, et al, defendants.
decree OF foreclosure and salo iesued out OF tho
disrint court OF the First Judicial district of the
state Of hontanA. in aud Tor tho county of Lewis
and Clarke, on tbs ith day Of october, 4. ID.
William Allan putlor =, al. tho above named
plaintin' ob aimed a iudsment ana decree ot
foreclosure sud ,als against Albert NJ. Thorn.
telobor A. u. lsgL for tho snm OF
SlSsIS2, besides Interest. costa and attOrneys
fees. which said dectoe vas on the sd day OF
No. of said court At page : | am com
mandod TO cell all those certain lots. pieces
or parcels o. land, etuAte, lying aud being in tho
Colnty Of LOWS and Clarke state Of Montana
aud bounded aud described as iollovs, to.wit
I ois mum mhsrod iyo ~. six ~ aud soyon I'd.
In block numbered thirty throo ls7) % tho Lonox
addition 70 tho city OF Helena said lots having
combined frontage on Roadway Of sovonty-hVo
l75l feet and depth Of one hundred and twen-
ty-hve (l2sl feet, aoeording to and describe a
upon tho official plat OF said named addition,
now on Mo In the mannor provided by law ia
tho Office Of tho county recorder Of tho sAid
county ~ lewis aud Clarke
Together with all and singular tho tonomcnts,
hotolithineuts and sppurtenAneo. thorounto b'-
longing or In Anywlse appertAintng
Public notlc0 IN herohT gy0n. that on lhurs-
day tho 18th day ~ October, A. ID, 1894. at IL
o'clock m of that day. At the front door OF tho
court house, HslanA, LOWS and Clarke county.
MontAns. / will, In obodisneo TO said ordor OF
sslo and deoras of foreclosure and sale, sell thb
above descrb'd prot oriy, or so much thereof a.
maY bo necessary 20 entirfy said Judgment, with
interest AMI costs 10 tho highest aud BEST bid
der for cash in hand
Giyon under my hand this tn day OF October.
CHARLES d. CURTIs, Bhorl1.
TJTREp v. IioRS Under sheriff
no otonholL ClAybeTg Gum, p'aintiif's at
tofnaJf.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
NORTON WILL RUN.
In MS Lstter uO Says some Things Heard
Iiafpre,

In us Letter tIe Says some Things Heard
Before.
Nrw YoaE. Oot. 1l-tlon. Levi r. Mo-
ton has sent formal let,or of acceptance
20 Hon. Warner Miller chairman OF the
republican state convention. After accept
ing tho nomination for governor, tho writer
eays, "The issues involved 10 the pending
oHnyass sro clearly defined aud OF para
mount importance. Th0P arc related both
20 state and federal concern. They au o.
the rewards OF labor the security OF capt
AL and the safety OK society. During the
whole period OF itu existence tho republican
party has been distinguished for its teyo'
zion TO the peoule and Of protection te home
produc,ionL Variations In rates OF duty
on impuFta have from time TO time bofu
made na the needs OF government and the
condition OF American industries have
rsuuired, but the piu0ip.e itself has been
intulligsntly and steadily yindieatet by
every republican cohgtess. In tho CON
fusion OF democratic councils end demo-
cratic legislation, it 10 plain that the only
course for the country to pursue is ~ ie-
store the management of iis nhaira ~ the
party which for thirty years has developed
It's resources, NJ held ats goud inite, 90 cd
for those who fought Tor It's integrity and
guarded the rights snd fortunes Of its eiti'
gene. ,s.,
"Uulsr the constitution Of tho United
States, as well 40 tho organic law ot thla
state, all ctiEnus are plAeaA on roofing
OF absolute equality before law. Thta pro-
vision in the supreme law fully recognize,
not only because 10 is obligatory 10 q
atg.uto, bat because l am Ia favor ot the
fullest freedom 10 he w ship Of Almighty
co.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NOTICE TO ELECTORS - TO THE
~ eleetoga Of Kogiat Hton District No.
2 comprising tho Second. Fourth and
seventh wards OF tho city OF Helena,
Lewis aud Clarke county, state of Mon
tana;
Tho undersigned. registry agent for said
district hereby gives notice that he will sit
for the purpose Of registration of voleTs,
within each aud every precinct OF his elce-
tion district, unon the dates and at the
places "a follows
In Precinct No. s. Ward 4. Oct, o, 10 and
IL, at the GrAndon hotel, Warren street, in
Z eclnot No. 4, Ward o Oct. IL and IL, Mt
l0S 81 oadway (formerlv Independent of
fiee); in precinct No. 7, Ward 4. Oct. 10
md l6. at No. 202 North Rodney ct cot; In
P'ocinct No. 3 Ward ., Oct. IL and Is, at
i0S Breckinridge sttost; IN Precinct Nc. IA
Ward Z. Oct. 10 and ~. AT 52i Eighth ave-
nue.; in Precinct No. Is. Ward Z, Oct. ~
and 20. nt 63T b ondwsy, corner OF Bontne
street; Precinct No. 8. Ward 4, Oct q, 20.
GO e. 20 and 30 a. the GrAnion hotel,
Warren strest.
The hons Office will bs at tho GrAndon
hotel. The hours for registration will DO
ON 10 a. m. to 10 D. No. (omitting the
hours from IL TO | and G to Z ?. m.) on all
legal days from Oct o TO Oct. 30, both in
elusive. ID. II. WESTON,
Registry Agent
Helena. Mont, Oct. 4. 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12
NnINIlr,s sAlE-MNRY n. nnTLFn

SuERFF's sALE-MARY n. nUTLRG
- plaintiff Va Arthur l.. lew OF Al defendant
ndcr aud by virtue Of an order of sale snt
doeres OF toroo.osnfo and eAlo lssned ont OF IA,
ttsio os Montana iu ard Tor the county OF LsWlN
and Clarke, on the IN day of uctoucf,A u. lslh
n tho sbovo entitlst action. wherein Mar O..
fGtor tho above named plaintiff. ohtalnsl .
iVJsmcut aud doorco OF foreclosure Ahl
e,l, against Arthar l.. Row OF al. DO.
iendanl',. on tho "a day Of October. A.
torat cnsts Ant Nttoraoys ioaN which
said du1roo WAS, on t,a "a dag o, Cctpber,
a ID, sA, recorded In Judgment book
No, q sal eog'I AZ p,so ! an eou.
parcel ot lnrd, situate lying Sna being In
Tho county of lewis aud Clarke, state Of
Montana ami bounded aad d1JcFibol Ss tolo';s
to-Wiu
Lot nun berei seTen ca IN block numbered
nyo hu ndrcd aud hfiy OF tho act rly addition
10 tho city OF llo.olA Montana, ssid To- having a
frontage on Saeonh sroet OF forty-two Sl1 feet
and d'pth u ons hundred Qc.l ioot. Accariias 2
TO and no sa.J lo' sld block are moro IAftica-
'a'ly durortb.d upon tho oeie si pat OF aid
namtd sdditioa now OF h,f IA tho ruspao, pro-
Nidrd by law. ia tha ui.cc ut the cuLnty cictk
sud foeorler OF anil eoueu OF lovs and
lsr, @.
'osathe- With all Ani 1ings,ss tho tOaonont.
horcditaIhoBts sad appaftsnabess ticsSuaio b.
longing Cr r Ni,yvl.G n'ArTtain.Eg,
Public notice Is hereby siYoa. that on Fri.
day tho -jtb dGy " petoGe. A. D.. l6gi. AZ n
O'Clock m a. tia; iAy, at TAO fTont door ot the
rUslrt house, liOleua, lFsts asd tlarke county
Montana Will in 0bil,S CO to sR.d order OF Flll
and dccroe Of foreolosuss ard sAlG silt tho above
described TropQ.ty o; 20 Iouc5 ihar1e'. ~ fnaY
10 noceNsar, 10 saiie.s said inismeat with in
irfest aud cuals, to tho h.EhesI and noa. b.dlcs
fut cash IL hsnd.
Given Unlsr my hasd this IN d.7 OF October
A. u. ls9I - .
BY FRrp L. loss Cndor ehusid.
MCDONNELL, CLANEgnd A uuNS, plaintiff =
attoTncyA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-12

NrOlIt E-IO IuE ELECTIONS OF
~ registration dia'riot No, %. com ris-
ing tho sixth wgrI, COLLEGE p,boe ana Vpl-
lehdeaignnted sclpgrtiyeiy Ng tua Eleventh.
IW0ltth, Iwguty+0lgAth and . Wautv- ninth
pTooinolF Lewis aud Cntkb county Mon
tGDa. Tho nndsfNgugl rcRipi.y agont ior
said district hr rBLY giyfg u0lIo1 that lie
will ST. toT tho Uu5pUs5 uT rUg,st aiion Of
yaterA within zach BnI ryrry p-.giutt lu
hla election tlstuct ugUu tb8 dHtsa and AZ
tho rlHcc7 nnru6l a. tliawa.
Oct y, lO, ll-BJYlt'H real oaltts agency.
No. laJ tH.uua ny'ols, iof precinct 80.
l. -lttu WaHI.
Oci, H., IT, arren's sgaool hanse. V,l.
lev ID. pyo-ina al SO, ~
Oct, li, iG-Collnpg Place. Jolngop'a
sIorr, FOR urtCluat hQ. -.
Oct. l,-l0flt'G loal ogtAto agency. No
lBJ9 Helena avenue, for pfeeiuc. 30. IA
hStA ward.
Oct. a. ~. g9-Eorlloru Pacific dop,s.
lurtuutr' building, No. 1907 lielena avs1oo
sor precinct No. II. Sixth ward.
Oct ~ - q g5 20. 2I -, aO-lJoyls.
IeA! cslaio saHuoy, No. 1900 Helena ayeuus
for precinct No. ~ SiIih ward.
Inc homo Office viii 10 AZ Bovlsg fen
estate aeoacT, No. 1893 Helena avenue.
ILo Eours vi FegigtTation will bs bstvscr
~ o'clock ~ NJ. nnt 10 o'clock p m an al
legal dHys, OmItt.ng tho tuugI from u 4
enc 9. tn. aud a.I to spyOn y. H., from o..
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