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Joseph Porges as he was about to vote at
the corner of Washington and kearny
streets.
1t appeared that a wrong number had
been given to MI. PariSh's residence on
the register, and after giving haii, Whlch
was approved by Judge Campbell, he was
permitted to vote. lie denounces MS
arrest as an outrage.
Thomas Scott and e Z. Early were
arrested as suffers a. the Eleventh Pre-
clnct of the Tween ty-Dinth District. Scott
was bailed out by Nicholas Hottua VI
PIP Bush street and Robert l.. Cole Oh
645 Folsom street. who we're approved as
bondsmen by Judge Cam pbeli.
A Figoni, an Italian iaborer. registered
from Ii LAFAYETTE place, was arrested for
Illegal voting on complaint or u. Muller.
He was bailed out by L. de Matte Of 317
Vallejo street aud ID. de Francl OF 10
Prescott court.
Sotero Rodriguez, Mexican blacksmith,
registered from BarbaTy Coast lodging
house. was booked at the old City Prison
for illegal voting
w. L. Frasier, who had registered from
5l3 Hyde street. was arrested at the Sixth
Precinct nf the Twenty eighth District.
He was bailed out by James H. DAILY of
646 Howard street and Martin Shaugh-
messy of Is Chenerv street.
\. NJ. Gilbert, a salesman, was arrested
for illegal voting in the FOrty-fifih District.
He was bailed out by George Gilbert OF
1920 Sacramento street and Segfried
Shrek of 1882 jackson street.
Joseph Harry was arrested for illegal
voting IN the Thirtieth District. He was
bailed out by George E. Ackerson of 71S
Guerrero street aud John G. Fitzgerald Of
235 Minna street.
{. +. Butterfeld, arrested for illegal
voting in the Twenty-ninth District, was
balled ont by Martin Shaughnessy of l.
Chenery street audHenry Mclaughlin OF
1924 Haight street. His brother Fred. ar
rested for the same offense, was bailed GU:
George a. Fredericks of 430 Pine street
and P. Ryan Of 658 Howard street.
Solomon MOssbach and James Kidd
were arrested In the TweDty-frSt District
The former was bailed out by James Il
DAILY of Gas Howard street and A. DuGRel
of 2710 Bush street. The same bondsmer
baled John d. Hamilton, arrested 70,
Illegal voting in thu Tweuty-Dinth District
These bonds were accepted by Judge
Campbell
Harry Cowes, negro arrested for illega
voting In the Forty-iitn District, was baileC
out by L. \. Smoot of 211 Powell stree
and Samuel BaTman of 307 Golden Gate
avenue. Phillip Ryan and W. L. Cando
were arrested in the Thirteenth District.
L. Guerrero. c. Bosca ana L. Maggi were
jailed for illegal voting in the FOrtY-fourtl
District.
Henry Kilus was arrested on kearny
street yesterday afternoon on a warran
issued from Judge Seawell's court charg
ing him with soliciting votes and speaking
TO voter on the subject of marking hi
ballot within the 100-yaTd limit He wa
at once released on $1,000 bonds accepted
by Judge Low.
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saloon, 1906 Market street The corporal
had no difficulty in getting all the liquor
be and a friend wanted. The barkeeper,
Henry johnson, was asked to accon pany
Sergeant Christensen TO the City Prison.
Where he was booked for selling liquor on
election day.
Rcnard Cusack and Matthew McLaugh-
lln. Darkeepers in Conway's saloon, 993
Market street; A. d. Newton, saloon
keeper. corner Of Sixth and Market streets,
and Robert Shields, barkeeper in Dunn
Brothers, Stockton and Ellis streets, were
arrested and booked on the same charge.
They all gave $25 cash bail and were re-
leased from custody.
y. {. Crottv and +. NJ. Marshall, bar
keepers 10 a Valencia-street saloon, were
arrested on the same charge by Policeman
Higgins and taken to the Seventeenth
street station. They we're released on
800 bonds, accepted by Justice OF the
Peace Barry.
w. g: Schroeder. James W. Ryan. j. NJ.
f0ge, Henry Kruse aud Patrick Keane,
south-of-Market saloon-keepers, were ar
rested yesterday for selling liquor by 70
lice Sergeant Hanna
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ALARMING NEWS.
General Dickinson Heard the Militia
Was Called Out,

Strange news of the election in the city
must have reached Sausalito early in the
day. The telephone Office in police head
quarters was agtated vigorously. and on
one of the officers on duty answering the
call the voice of Brigadier-General Dick
inson sounded over the telephone.
is that the Chief of Policies Office ?''
inquired the general.
''lt is" was the reply.
81 hear" said the general, "that the
militia has been called out to queli riot
and l am anxious to know ii there is any
truth in The report, so that l may hasten to
the city"
The general was assured there was nc
riot and no likelihood of one occurring,
and that he had better remain at SauSalitC
as the militia had not been called out.
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FALSE REPORTS.
Complaints Made to Police Head
quarters Without Cause.

An excited individual rushed into police
headquarters about noon yesterday and
told the officer on duty that policemen
were taking a hand in the election at the
polling-booth on Stockton street, near
Market, and he was sure serious row
was imminent.
Detective Coffey hurried to the scene of
the supposed riot and found everything
quiet and peaceful. The Oulv disturbance
had been caused by the excited individual
himself He he'd got Into the booth on
watchers permit. and having been well
seasoned with bad whisky. attemp ed to
run things to suit himself. When the
election officers asked the policeman on
duty to thlow him out he did not walt TO
give the policeman chance, but hurried
to police headquarters with his story.
Another Complaint was made to Chief
Crowley by a member of the Democratic
State Central Committee, who reported
that whisky was being openly sold in
booth in the Western Addition. The mat
ter was promptly investigated ana found
TO be untrue.
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JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
Unexpired Term Ending Jan. L, 1895.
William 6. Britain (R., n r. ......... q
James PalatiDe Cameron (P. P.1..... z
Thomas 4. McGowan Cd
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Where Mahoney Ran Behind.

The counting of the State ticket was
completed in the Thirteenth Precinct of
the Forty-third District this morning at
2 o'clock. 1t showed the vote for Senator
10 be as follows: Williams 49, Mahoney as,
Burke 81. Sanderson so.
This is the precinct III which the n torious
Jere the pure made his appearance about
8 o'clock in the afternoon and attempted
20 bnlldoze A. G. Boyne. Mr.. B,yne
seems 20 have done some good work in his
own pTec met at all events.
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A BLIND MUSICIAN.
The UntutOred Negro Who Plays
and ComDOseS.

The genuine, original and only Blind
Tom is to appear at Metropolitan Tempt
tomorrow, as well as on Friday and
Saturday evenings, and at Saturday
matinee.
Tom is said TO be the great musical
prodigy of the age, in fact he is called a
musical phenomenon. Els eings in a num-
Der of languages, of which he does not
know word, and although the son of
Ordinary Southern field hands, untutored
and sightless from birth. be is able to conf
pnse and to perform classical com positions.
Blind Tom has won a number Of favorable
press criticisms for his skill as q pianist.
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WOODS IN TRAINING
For His Coming Fight With Jim
Hall

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Joe Choynski, the
pugilist. is training Billy Woods Tor the
iatter's contest with Jim Hall, which is to
take place at Tattersall's one week from
tonight. Choynski and Woods have both
spared with Hall many times. and have
the Australians points pretty well fig
ured out. Henry Baker. who will also
meet Hall, is keeping in regular practice
at his gymnasium In Milwaukee. Parson
Davies is endeavoring 10 arrange a bout
between the Pacific Coast bantam, George
Bertrand, and Caspar Leon of New York.
Tommy West. who recently defeated Ed
Pitts, will also be matched against local
colored lightweight.
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GOLDBERG,
BOWEN s.
LEBENBAUM
EASTERN RUNNING RACES.
Good Time Made on Several Well
Known Tracks.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-Races at Madison re-
suited as follows:
First race, four and half furlongs, Pagan
won, Royal Lady second, Halpin third. Time,
80.
Second race, FIVE and half furlongs Sim
mons won, Rosamond second, Little Phil third
Third race. five and 4 half furlongs, The
Rock won, Disturbance second, Mlcklejohn
Fourth race, SIX furlongs, Paulette won,
Pebble Rock second. Heads or Tails third.
Time, 1:l9.
Fifth race, seven furlongs, Fonsbway won,
i ! os4. Bias second FIRST finance 'n''u' li~s'
OAKLEY. Ohio. Nov. 6.-First race. nine
sixleenths of mile. Bessie Miner won, Mary
Lou second. Attille third. Time, ;56$4.
Second race, eleven-siXteenths of d mile, ST
Maxim won, Charley Wilson second. Geraldine
third. Time, l:0S.
Third race. one mile. Elva won, Rhett Goode
second, Plutus third Time, :4414.
Fourth race, six furlOngs, Black Tiger won,
SandOval second, Canewood third. Time,
1:17s4.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards. Charity
won, Miss Galop second, Mrs. Morgan third.
Time, :4914.
Sixth race. nine sixteenths of a mile, Neeedah
won, Bridget second, Marie Shreye third.
HARLEM, Ill.,. Nov. 6.-Frst race, five fur
third. Time, :07.
Second race. sA furlongs. Orric won. Colonel
second The Dstllerthird. Time, :19s4.
Third race, six and half furIongs, Red Glen
won, ROslyn second, Eagle Bird third. Time,
1:25.
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs, Pelleas
won, Pirate second, Buck Knight third. Time,
1:12.
Filth race. mile and sixteenth. Young
Arion won, Salvador second, Ell Reno third.
Time, "a
NASHVILLE. Nov. Northumberland Park re-
Suits
Five and a half furlongs, Gold Dust won,
John second, Quickstep third. Time, 1 :O8$4
One mile, Harry l. won, Elmer second,
| Clara Bauer third. Time, :4034.
| Four fuTlOngs, Hatrie Below won, Masque
] second, Willie II third. Time, :4934.
Five and a half furlongs. MetrOpole won,
Waverly second, john Dunn third. Time,
1:0914.
Five furlongs, Miss Alice won, Prince second,
Swiftly third. Time, :02.
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Fell Three Stories.

John E. Tisrney, a pain ter. while work
ing on a scaffold on the third story of
house on Taylor street near Filbert, yes
terday morning, slipped and fell TO the
ground. In his descent he struck against
several iimbers, which broke his fall. He
was taken to the Receiving Hospital,
where it was found be had sustained only
a slight cut on the mead and confusion Of
the right hin
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PREPARING FOR WAR.
The Nicaraguan Government Is Pur-
chasing Ammunition.

PANAMA, Nov. 6.-Nicaragua is obtain
ing in France new artillery and great
quantity of ammunition. Honduras pro-
poses Central American exposition in
Tegucigalpa in 1896.
American capitalists will establish a
bank in Puerto Cortez.
On account OF her Central American in
terests. England is pressing Mexico for an
immediate settlement of the Belize bound
airy dispute.
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LOST HIS VOTE.
w. j. Cowan Faints in a Booth and
Gets His Leg Broken,

W. j. Cowan, % Birch avenue, went int
the booth on Fulton street. near Larkin, to
mark his ballot. He was not feeling we'll
and tainted. 10 falling his right leg got
twisted under him, and bis whole weight
fell upon it. He was taken to the Receiy-
ing Hospital, where it was found that his
leg was broken near the ankle. Cowan
was more veXed at losing his vote than at
getting his leg broken.
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ARE REFUGEES.
French Residents Receive No Pro-
lection in Madagascar.

PORT LOUIS. Mauritius, Nov. 6.-Ad-
vices from Tamatave of the date of No
yember are to the effect that the Gov
eminent of Madagascar has refused 10
grant the French demands of NJ. Lemeire
de VIlliers, the French special envoy. aud
all French residents of Antanararivo ar
rived at Tamatave on November 2. The
warship Hugon has gone along the coast
to pick up refugees. All the British resi-
dents of the capital remain. the Govern
mept promising them full protection.
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SUPERVISOR NINTH WARD

Hermann b. Goecken Il. D.)............
DeCOurcey NJ. Goodsell IN. P)..........
Thos. S. Harrison (P. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Edmund McNevin (P. P.)...............
Alfred w. Morgenstern (R.) .............
Ii. Warnecke Jr. Is L. .................
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SUPERVISOR THIRD WARD.

Charles e Benjamin (RJ................
James w. Burling "a. e. L. ...........
C. w. Nevin ~. L. D., n. P.) ............
James X. Philips (P. P0.. :. ...........
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Chinatown Celebrated.

Yesterday was the anniversary OF the
birth of the mother of the Chinese EN-
peror and as such was celebrated in the
Moug oliaD quarter. A red flag waved over
the consulate during the day and the Con-
sul-General gave a banquet to the mer-
chants last night in honor of the event.
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JUDGES OF THE POLICE COURT.

James A. Campbell ~. l.. R.)....... 12l
Charles 4. ConI2n H. L., d., n. P.).... 10 |
Tinlay Cook N. p. D:)................... 8
NJ. NJ Foote CO. L., d.. ...........,..... 4
+. a. Hornbiower "a. C. L., ~ ......... 8 |
Henry l. Joachimsen (R n. P.) ......,. 10 |
Charles Granville Johnson (P. p 800. 1
Charles A. Low (R., n. T. l...........,,,. l9t
Charles Grant Maggie (P. r, U. LIZ. ...... 81
Samuel ii. Regensburger ID. ).........., 3
John n. Roberts (R.).....-............. z
X. NJ. Smith (P. p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8
Eben Barker Williams (P. p .........
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william T. Baggett (P P)............. s.
George II. Bahrs (R.) IL
Edward A. Belcher r., y. P.) ........ II
Peter Oldrich Chilstrom (P. P.)........ 2
James " Coffey 10 L., D.. y )....... Il
" illiam Daingerfeld (U. L., D, Mp 8
James Palatine Cameron (P. p .. 2
Frank H; Dunno (Dl.ii...iii-ii-,......."
Waiter H. Levy GU. L.. d. ............. 4
Davis LouderbacK RI: ,............ II
Felix II. Merzbach r., y. p ........... 10
II. NJ. Mctiill (I).........................
Abram w Thompson (P. p ...........
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Defeat of a Colored Middle-Weisht.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6-Jim Phillips. the
clever colored middle-weigbt. proved to be
no match for Billy Stiff last night, and
was obliged to succumb to the superior
ability of the white man in four rounds.
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SUPERVISOR SIXTH WARD.

Frederick Hess 3D. Observation-Disclosures.
Edward e. Hughes R.. n. 2 )...........
William f. Lane Il, u. L. ..............
Urban Allison Lewis (P. P.)............
Richard McCargar (P.) .................
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SUPERVISOR FOURTH WARD.
SUPERVISOR FIFTH WARD.

Thos. :. Conran Observation-Disclosures.
Joseph I. Dimond %. l., D.)............
w. A. MUrison IN. Observation-Disclosures.
William Shew (P. 2. )...... ..........
Kendrick b. Soule Observation-Disclosures.
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A Naval Veterans Death.

The remains Of the man who staggered
into the Receiving Hospital and died there
early Yesterday morning were identified at
the Morgue yesterday afternoon. He was
lanes HAYES, hack-driyer by occupation.
who served in the navy during the rebellion
and was mem Der of Lincoln Post. G. A. r.
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SUPERVISOR THIRD WARD Unex-
PRED Term Ending Jan. L, 1895.
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Beauty Is a Precious Gift.

And fautiess teeth in lovely mouth is one of its
greatest charms. BE careful of your teeth and pre-
serve them by using SOZODONT, that charming
dentifrice, which is perfectly harmless and abso-
lutely Indispensable to the toilet.
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sUPERvIsoR ELEVENTH WARD

Il. j. Barbee P.l ...........--.-......
j. X. c. Hobbs IN. z, r. ..............,.
). A. Lefingwel Is. Observation-Disclosures.
FRANK Lester 90 Observation-Disclosures.
Mark L. McCord n. P. U. L.)...........
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SUPERVISOR EIGHTH WARD.

Patrick Boland ID. Observation-Disclosures.
Geo. Thistle Gaden Up. Pa. ..............
Samuel II. Kent (U. L.. A. c. L.)........
c. A Maydwell (P)..........:.......
Z. +. Schadt Is L. ....,.......-.-........
Charles l.. Taylor (R., n. P.).............
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sUP,T OF PUBLIC STREETS, HIGH
WAYS AND SQUARES.

Thomas Ashworth (D).................. 8
=. a. Dolan q Observation-Disclosures
+. G. Pierce III L., R)................... 10
John Dill Thompson (P. P.)............. 8
Richard II. W oods (P.)
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ASSESSOR.
SHERIFF..

Prescott L. Archibald (P. P.J.........
James McNab IN. Pr Observation-Disclosures.
Nicholas Morcom %
William J. Ruddick (U. L.. r )...
Richard l. Whelan % ..-..............
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PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
SURVEYOR,

William NJ. Fitzhugh ~
Charles Henry HoicOmb or. P0.....
Charles s. Tilton (U. L., X. l.........
Z. L. Van der n ALLEN IN. P.(........
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Treasury Balance.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The cash bal
ance in the treasury to-day was sos, 912,-
SIS; gold reserve, SOL, 794, 700.
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SUPERVISOR FIRST WARD.
SUPERVISOR SECOND WARD.

Henry Z. Grimmel (P)..........
Frederick L. Jones (R.)
William Raubinger IN. P.J... $3.50. =.
Herbert Stanley de Rochemont (P. p.
Peter A. Scuuy CO. L., d. ..............
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Democrat, D.: Republican. R.; Non-Partisan,
n p; Peoples party, p. p: Prohibition. p: In.
dependent, t.: United Labor U. l. Socialist La
bor S. L.: Anti-Chinese Lacor, A. G. l.,
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TAX COLLECTOR.

James n. Block mp, D.)....... ........
David Booth (P Observation-Disclosures.
August Lutge IS ).......... ...........
John J. Moran (A.C.L., R.D..............
George w. ii. Patterson (P. +, q. L.)..
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SUPERVISORS SEVENTH WARI

7. F. Burns Is. Observation-Disclosures.
Chris. bunker u. L., r., \. P.) ..........
Thomas L. kaen "a. c. L.).............
Michael Kane d. Observation-Disclosures.
Peter Phelan Il Observation-Disclosures.
Ira \. Stanley (P.)...................
rhos. II. Vivian (P. P.)...... ...........
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SUPERVISOR TENTH WARD.

Homer c. Dray (P.) Observation-Disclosures.
William NJ. Hinton q. p, D.)...........
L. T. Kingsley 6. L. .................-..
M. j. Mcbride "a. Z. l.. 1..........-......
Adolph u. Spreckels CO. L R,)......-..
Fred j. Vetter N. p Observation-Disclosures.
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James u. Allen

James u. Allen (R. ).....-...............
Samuel Fear (P). ..............
Thomas j. Glynn (D.D....................
Henry c. Langrehr PIP. .L.)..........
Anton Roman (N.P.)..............
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COUNTY CLERK.

Charles +. Curry (R.)
VI. e. Haley (U.L., D., N.P.) .......,-....
Frederick Head (P.) -.
James J. MaIoney a. )...-.......,.......
George w. Van Guelpen Up P.)..........
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SCHOOL DIRECTORS-Unex Term
Ending Jan. :, 1895.

............- .-..---....-........
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w. Mansfield Observation-Disclosures.
James c. Olmstead a.. ................
August Outflow (P. p. U. L. }. ...........
Charles Wesley Reed d.. n. P). .....
Charles A. Reynolds (P. P) .........
Leander Shores (P. P) Observation-Disclosures.
John Martin Verdenal p. PD...
Henry Warfield "a. c. L.. Z. L.)..
Kenneth Williams (P. p, d.. ......
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SUPERVISOR TWELFTH WARD.

Grove 2. Ayers (R.)......................
NJ G. Baker (P.) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
James Benson Robinson (P. P).........
Elliott NJ. Root IN. Pr
Edward l.. Wagner %. L., d.. .........
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THE MUNICIPAL TICKET.
MAYOR.

L. r. Ebert IN. p, RI. .................
Jefferson q. James D.)..................
n. L. Kelsey IS Observation-Disclosures.
C. C. ODonnell a., A. e. L.. U. Lib.
Adolph Sutro (P. Observation-Disclosures.
c. B. Williams P.).-.....................
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

william 5. Barnes Or )-...-.......-. -.
Frank A. Cattern (f P)..-....-.......-.
John +. Creamy ID. ...,................
John Heenan IL Observation-Disclosures,
Barclay Henley IN. P.) ..................
Leonard Z, Mcclellan (P.. u. L.l....
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TREASURER.
RECORDER.

O. r. Adams (P. ......... ..............
Joseph A. DAVIS OPP. )...-...............
Christian Refs ID.
James II. Mld0er {U.L.. r., Mp. .......
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FREEHOLDERS.

Ludwig Altschul q. p ....... .........
Jerome A. Anderson (P. p, U. L.)......
w Is Bourn IN. P.). ......-............
Alfred Bowler (R.). .......... ....
Eos;, N Roud IN
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
CORONER,

Harry 7 CreswelI ~. l., D., n, p. 900.
Charles II. Jackson R)..................
j. c. Watson (P. P.)......................
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DIR. Bulls Cough syrup is sold everywhere. and
il always cures coughs and colds.
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DEFYING THE LAW.

Liquor on Election Day.
Several saloons were doing rushing
business yesterday in defiance Of the law.
Corporal Wright vas detailed by Chief
Crowley TO 60 TO few saloons which were
keeping their doors open, and Sergeant
Christensen in uniform accompanied him.
The first arrest was MADE in the Bank
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AUDITOR.

William Frederick d., y. P.)........... IL
william o.. DOrman (P.).................
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