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The Delta independent., 1896-10-14

James Mclaughlin is home from Den
yer.
II. A. Parcells was down yesterday
from the mines.
Geo, Stephan is in Aspen looking up
some real estate deals.
l. NJ. McMurray and wife returned
Yesterday from trip to Denver aud
BOULDER.
Ray Simpson and NJ VI. Colby are
sped NJ this week hunting on Muddy
creek, near Leon lake.
Morg ~ 4 Wright have given a pair
81 clO tires as premium in the road
rrce SATURDAY, Oct 18th.
Wesley Ault aud family returned Mon
LAY from Denver. where he had fine
erhibii of fruit at the FAIR.
Mrs. W 5. Coburn arrived Tuesday
from Denver. where she has been attend
ing the State Horticultural Fair.
Mrs II. l.. Harding returned to Aspen
yesterday after months visit with her
sister. Mrs. J. J. Frank. at Celaredge.
Thomas Mower and J. y. Kiliisn ship
ped five cars Of fat cattle to the Omaha
market yesterday. Killian accompanying
them.
The album Of etchiugs offered as a
prize in the Delta Wheel club rnsi race
next Saturday was donated by Bnu-e.
Hazard a Co.
The Defaulier" is Lincoln J. Carriers
mos, ambitious work. and as purely
dramatic play will compare favnrably
with any piec. OF its kind before the
American public.
The Sanders Grocer ca. novel into
new and commod'ous quarters In the
Sanders Bank block last week and they
will be glad to see all their old customers
at the new locssioi.
Orvel +. Taylor. Charles w. Morgan
and w. T. Morgan of New Sharon. and
W. II. Reynolds, Of Grinncll. Iowa. srriv.
ed here last Thursday and went up 10
paonis, where they will spend the win
ter.
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elta Independent. Wednesday, October "a, see

and conducting the ceremonies at the
grave. in Garnet cemetery. after the
ritual Of their order. The Knights Of
Pythias turned out in body anG acted
as an escort.
E. 5. Smith. of Mt. Hayden Lodge No.
7s, X. Of p. Of Ouray; c. A. Sperber.
secretary Of the Masonic Lodge and w.
W. Rowan Of the Knights Templer Of
Ouray; Charles Unger of the Woodmen.
James Kyle. DIR. Owen. d. Wise. Charles
Hirst and II fer. OF the Masons. Mont
rose. and Walter Bunce, Of Ouray, were
down to attend the funeral.
Mr.. Marsh carried insurance in the
Woodmen and one Of the old line com
panies. which will probably go to his
parents
ST,SpIsH- the residence Of her
son. O. I. Staudish. on Garnet mesa. on
Friday. Oct 9 1855. Mrs Sarah 4. Stan
dish, aged 6- wears and ! months.
Mrs Standish was well known to all
the older settlers being one Of the pio-
neers Of this valley. ani her death.
which was very sudden. came as sur
prise to them Her remains were taken
to Denver Tor burial. being laid to rest
in Riverside cemetery. and her two
sons. O. T. and +. Il. Standish. have the
sympathy of the whole community in
their bereavement.
The infant snn OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Wilson died at their home on Monday.
Z Oct. L. lss.i. OF bowel complaint The
7 fun raj services were conducted by Rev.
7 J. l.. Lower at their home on Eaton ave
nue.. and large number of friends at
tended. the interment taking place at
I Garnet ceEnetsry. The snrrowiug pa.
rents ave assured Of the sympathy Of all
I in their great loss.
The Delta independent., 1896-10-14
Delta wheel Club Road Race

On Saturday. October Il. 1876. the
Delta Wheel Club viii hold ifs first an
nual road race. the start aud finish to he
made on Main street near Fourth This
race is open to all amateurs and the list
81 prizes is as follows:
PIACE pRigES.
Is, 2 piece silver set. value si2 N.
2nd-Album of Etchings. value, e. 80
Bird Bicycle suit. value 500
I,h-Swcatcr. value 500.
5th-Box % Cigars. value $3.50.
9Th Bicycle lamp. value $500.
Tth l years subscription Co THE lN.
DEPENDENT. value - 90,
sth 10 shaves, value slyJ0.
9th Purse. value II 90.
TINF pRIzEs.
ls,-Pair VI. 4 w. Good" tires. value
5000.
2nd-Parlor lamp. value $3.50.
3rd-Watcr set. value $3.50.
i,h-Box cigars, value $50.
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Several requests In - been made
for the publicn ion n The act Df 1873,
deinOn"tiZimg silver. The act con-
taiRs sixty scvcn sec ions and would
I'LL six closely printed cOlumns 81 the
P~laindealer. IL Is entitled An act
revising and amending the laws re-
lntiv, the mints. is9hy Offices and
coinage OF the United States" md in
almost wholly taken up with minute
details Of the orsnriz Iiun aud opera
ton Of the miuts and assay offices.
fits refer ne To the stand Ird liver
dollar is Ii tr tho famous ch Iplcr on
the snakes n lrei md. The dempn-
tiZi,ion the stand ri sil:cr dollar
WIS effected 10y quietly dropping 1t
ont Of the Ii i 81 silver cnlns IN srr-
ton 10. and declaring IN section II
that mo Going. either II grli. I'll ,er
or minor coinage. shall iIc.'"fter TIE
issued FROM iiir mint, other than those
Df the denominations. standards aud
weight herein set Gtrth.T That il all
there WA in tito decentralization Of
silver, the omission, unnoticoI by all
but two or three. who Kept silent. oi
hall Il dozen words in m act Of nearly
1900 words. Clever and PlaindeHler
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A rrip t." Walls.

The lSDErESukar man took u run
mp TO Wells !cstey day, He found the
town wearing IN air Of prosperity and
the people seemipgl! happy md con.
tented. Politicians buzzed here and
there like flies around II molnsscs bar-
rel. Tho great absorbing topic WINS
-Will Bryan VIM While the great
majority oi the voters of Wells will
caai their ballots for bryan md Sew
all, iherr ne II iow who pin their faith
10 the gospel " protection and will
cast their ballots Tor VIM. Mckinley.
This latter class is nude up Of former
Republicans md Democrats who have
sheep. There AFRO not enough OF
| these la make more than II blrc show
inn and tho vote Of Wells will ho cast
practically sulid Tor the gallant young
Nchrnskun.
Mr.. A. ". Gobbci, one ~ the prom.
incnt business men mud the Nasty OF
| the town. haa been quite rick will
pucumoua Int IL nov III the tuRd IA
recovery.
Tho lSDErESpESr nan met maD,
old friends ard wns knily treated
by all with whom hc came IN contact
J Tho candidates. seemed 90 meet will
| much encouragement ia their faces
| wcro wreutlicd with smil0s.
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"sN -s-F"-
IT Nn& ON A IJRAX.
reason WI, ,i",nni- Couid Not Pat sh
Ia.ti G'rirr the Duor.i

Rea.on WI, ,~i",nn,- Couid Not Pat che
Ia.tI Trirr the DDor.i
The latly whn leg ~ TIC family hotel
on ,i,r &nrih side was dressing for din.
Mgr. Sar was not expecting company
- III iha. iTamcnt nnd was somewhat
ii''ug 10 the eye. i!it no eye was
81, re- rr,r hers. Suddenly she was
rnn''.i FROM Il contemplation Of her
| yhrms - The mirror by n knock.
"SIinr onr is rapping again" abe nut.
tered. "i;Yrrybuhy in this hotel seems
| 10 hnye :. hummer out"
Then in "a clear, bird.like voice che
called:
"NLo Is ~" ~
"ii's JGhnnic.' said q voice. '
Jo'inr'" was tho sad.facc0 boy With
the ra:as;,'..ng head who brought np
ice water aud things.
"What is H.. Jol,nnic2" asked the lady
fair.
81 have II card" replied the page.
"ru, = under tho door" said the
cha""a.Iy guest.
e! csn't," said Johnnie; Ute on
tra:."
ind the elevator fell to tho bssemen'
With y great craAh.
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ttnsctirns Of bachelor.

Married women and bachelor, waste
II lot Of gord time feeling sorry ior
each O:her.
There never was a homcly old mai !
who would admit TINT no man ever
kissed her.
a good many q who wear night
SHIRTS always speak ~ their "pnjd-
mas." bc cau.c they think il Sounds
swollcr.
Most mems ideal " wenl,h ~ To be
able Ia have II separate pair ~ sus.
penden for every pair II trousers they
have.
When u girl tell. you how nee
another girl thinks yUn ARE. yori
can tell juat how much she ilnnka
~ you herself Uy the way she saya il.
The first month u man n married
ic says any wiic' every ten minutes,
After hc has been married live years
nobody wOuld cvcr Know he In | u
wife. New York pfO8.
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9Avoy Rice.

This makes n most nppetizing dish.
Well wash six ounces Of rice. Put il in
n saucepan Of boiling water, and boil
II for FIVE minutes; this Is 70 "blanch'
It. Pour away tho water, and leave the
rice on a sieve to dry and cool. Take
six ounces of raw, streGky bacon, re-
the rind and eut into large dice.
Put these into = clean pan aud fry them
n very pale brown; now add the rice and
~ pints Of any broth or stock you
may have. Season carefully with pep
ner and salt. Simmer very gently for
about 25 minutes, Till tho rice has ali.
sorbed the stock. Stirit very frequent
~ or IL will stick and burn. Also, keep
on the lid, or the stock will waste away
in steam. While 10 Is cooking, rub
about three OF four fresh or timed to-
mntocs through . sieve. 80 as to get
about h"lf q pint Of the juice and pulp;
mix well; make very hot. Turn out on
TO a hot dish. Arrange round the rice
sippcts OF fried bread. or little rolls OF
bacon. or fried sausnges cut into slices
about a quarter Of an inch thick.-Al.
bany Journal. M
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WHEN THE NOM DIED.
Rites Observed when Death Entered .
Monastery and Claimed q Victim.

Rites Observed when Death Entered .
Monastery and Claimed . Victim.
In the Durham Rites we read how
before the high altar were .'three mar
vclous fnire silver basons hung in
clTjnes of silver" these containedgreat
wax candles, (which did burne contin-
uully both day and night, in token that
the house WINS always wntchingc to
God" Many and various are the es-
timntes which men make as TO the eff
cncy of prayer in changing or modi-
flying Gods purposes toward men; few
will, however, be found to deny the
Moral beauty Of this conception, which
WINS the common heritage of NIL the
nonastic orders. The ideal Of every
monastery was the ideal typifed by
the Durham ever-burning lights. THE
house was always watchinge to God"
The well-known collects and prayers en-
shrined in the solemn liturgy OF the
Church of England are in large meas
urc the prayers and collects prayed and
sung for SO many centuries, by day and
by night, in the 1000 nbbeys md chap
els OF the monks: they were thus for
ever ~interceding "for all sorts and con
ditions of men,"
But, besides the perpetual prayers
for others, n peculiar spiritual fellow
ship existed between the religious"
Of the same order, and indeed was often
extended to those of other orders. Mr..
Hunt CAN Account OF the Priory OF
ST. Peter and st. Paul Mt Bnth'') gives
,us o remarkable illustration of this
fellowship in the bond Of prayer made
between the priory of Bath md siN
other Benedictine converts, MS far hac',
as A. D.. 1917, in which the par,ir-
agreed to pray for N another and their
brethren, md to be loyal TO the kiry
and queen with one heart and one somi
ut will be observed" ndds Mr.. Hunt.
"that two of the abbots were of the con
quering rnce, and their union with
their English brethren is pleasant to
contemplate"
When n monk died O messenger was
dispatched to all the religious commu-
mites from which prayers were due.
and indeed to many others, with the
mortuary roll, having ut the head un
announcement of the death md n short
account OF the deceased. Each commu
nifty acknowledged the receipt OF the
roll by writing upon IL n promise o.
prayer 5or.the soul Of the departed.
and, as n rule, n request for similar
| prayers for their deceased brethren arr
b~enefactors was added. The bencft,
of these prayers seem to have been
granted to n large number of bencfac-
tors and others. Nor was this priv
ilcge by my means confined to the
great and wealthy; n very small, even
a normal payment, such as q pound Of
wax, seems to.hnre qualified a man or
woman to receive 1t, II otherwise f.
ting, into the number Of "fratrcs" or
"%Eorores" Of the convent. Those so adj
Initted knew that the Divine sncriHcc
WIS dolly offered for them in til,
church OF the monastery, and thG'
prayer was continually made for then
While they lived, and that after dcnah
the welfare of their souls would be thu
subject Of special interccssion.-Quar-
terly Review.
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clyde Riddles ifunrrsi.

Nc,r,v ,bc entire porpulation of
Eli, ,rr,od ooni tL;s afternoon to
uav ,l,;- -ros,.c, In the mcmo,v n,
CIvdo Ridjilb TIA, remo,baY wore
, wro,,sd from tho muily residence To
,ho proshv,e,ian chn,ch by tle teach.
- Iii, ,,,t,.L;,h ,ch,ol md
momi,ors ~, ,ha Ym,av pcobIo's
T,Sr;to;o,, Endo,vnr's oEic,v
M po, Lin s,n rps,o, u,
.,,o E,;.cono, ~c,u,cl,, oondncted the
..-.L.a. 40 81. c,,,cb Mr.. Dhva,u
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800 Reward 800.

Tho readers ~ this paper will bo
pleased to learn that there is at least
n dreaded disease that science las
been able TO cure in all its stages.
and that il Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease. re-
auires a constitutional treatment.
tails Carrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, there
by destroying the foundation OF the
disease. mud giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ion and assisting nature in doing it's
S0rk. The proprietors have 30 much
faith III it's curative powers; that they
offer One Hundred Dollars. 20, any
'ase that ails to chre. ESsend for
Address. F.. j. Cheney i CO.. !.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the baSt.
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M-ann-ss the Mrth-r e Invention
An exchange as .erts hat IA .,nap
who won't take "A paper be .apse he
a borrow one. has invented u ma.
chine by which he can co * his lin
ner by the smoke of .his nei.hh Ir'S
chimney. The sane tFlnw sits in
the back pc rliut h "a save in
terest on his contibriun-. aud il
always LorrO wing n ride tn town 70
save the wear and tear II lIor ell sh.
Yes, rp know him. lie is fir,t .rou in
To the man VITO ~ wind up his
watch for fear " bre liking tho ina II
spring lie undoubtedly il a neIr
relative to the man who went into
the back yarl lmruug II cold snap.
soaked hi hair in water. let it frcrz.
and then broke it of in urde- Ia
cheat The barber III II Il hair cut.
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COMMISSIONERS pr ,C,EEDIyGs
STATE OF NEVADA. l.,
COUSTY OF ELKO, M

STATE OF NEyAnA, a..
County OF ELKo. M.
ELKo. November g, 1895.
Tho Board met pursuant 10 nd.
jomrnment. Present--Stanley Rigs.
by, A. NJ. McAtcc and I. T. Wool.
vsrtOn.
Tho minutes wofo road and ap..
proved. -
Money counted and found 10 agreo
with the Auditors books rD
Tho following official reports were
approved and ordered fled;
T.. Bilkcy. Recorder; j. NJ Matter,
Sheriff and Jailer;J Eggers. Assessor
John Henderson. Clerk and TreaAur.
or; W. II Armstrong. hospital stow
ard.
Tho bill Of w + Smith for siO.2-
wa laid over.
Ordered that $500 he transferred
from tho General to tho Salary FIND
The official bond Of j u Able. just
ice OF the Peace Tor Island Mountain
was oramined approved and orderec
recorded.
The following bills on the Spccir
= iGh School fund wer pnsscd Owe
Auditor Bilkcy :, VETO: Pa, ne
Mcbride tl23.6l and j s Gar liner
t55l ~
Tho Board adjourned to mcot No.
vembsr 18th to canvass the vote.
Jso. HENDERSON,,
CLERK.
By WEBSTER PATTI RsoS.
Deputy.
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R . FRIDAYS DAILY
S.MAGuMD

Chris Rsc'shart IA very low thi
afternoon H"caa not live till ever
ing.
y bIt'e II rrib $40 nd be il
every no isehor Il. Il cures spta,ns.
DR.. T. f. II n7e. Dentist. Elko
Grown aud hr!,lge work Teeth with,
out plates. Olice ut resi- len se.
The returns by pr.c.ncts will be
found in the table.
The boat for Salt river will not
leave until the full crew is engaged.
This cannot be until the official can
rass is completed.
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot OF samples OF Fall and
Winter Clothing which will he made
to order troni'sl3.50 up.
tie who let's the weakness Of strain
ed nscle become chronic regrets it a
lifetime. Trib viii, cure il
While you are iuokIng Tor = change
u the weather. examine. tho latest
patterns i'll wall paper at ,he Postof-
tie. All goods first class and at the
t1*est living prices.g a)nll in and ex-
anime my stock. No trouble to show
goods. /. S.,SHETRAni: s'!ei1.s..
No ma !ic about lib. no witch
c'a't. just u liniment. but supreme.
4 new and complete Fall and
Winter line Of gents and children's
:!"th:ng. furnishing goods, hats and
APPS. r't~ and siiu II ut marvellous
~ :os prices. Have also added dr.,
s'ods to the above stock. The latest
tile Vt ladies' Summer waists at &.
tLErANDER's.
Blood u Life and upon the purity
md vitality OF the blood depends the
lie llth OF the whole system. Expert.
IN % proves Hoods Sarsaparilla to be
he he t biuoi purifier.
HOODS Pills act ersily and
promptly OF the liver aud bowels.
Cure sick heada The.
he fight or CO n ssoners is yer,
close. Rs ii has the best Of Wilson
in the precincts yet to hear from and
will defeat him by u small majority.
Hibbets is only g ,eiiu Rigsby with
Lamoille, South Ruby. Bryan and
Mardis TO hear from. He has carried
Harais but by what majority is moi
known. The chances are in his ia
vor.
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a Fast Dcar,i.

Three brothers bearing q rti"c,::.u
resemblance to one another az II
habit Of shaving, ut the sri"s s..
shop. Not long since N -
brothers entered the shop ear!;' =
morning, and was shaved By l. Gel
who had been ut work in thc a1o1
a few days. About noon
brother came in and underwear. c {.
liar operation at.thc hands Of Z, 60
barber. In the evening the third 'l-c'
made his appearance, when the &
man, dropping his razor in aston
ment, exclaimed:
"Vell, upon my word! dat mnn :
do fashtest beard I eve saw. ! ~
him dis morning, shaves him ut A.,
ner-tlmes, and he comes bacl; now. .
HE beard sc long as II never vna'''
London Tit=Bits.
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A Confidence Dame.

Irascible Passenger ito sleeping car
porter. six n. m.)-Cleaning my shoes.
are you, you black rascal? Now, what
ere you going to hold me up for tina.
job? 'iH'
Porter Qaughing)-O, anything You
like. boss, SOS yo's suited.
tMollifieh, satisfied porters have betn
sInndcred)-"Ah! That's 1t, then
Here's q dollar for you, my good fel.
low"
And the porter afterwards explained
10 his brother confidence man that ono
must be o most acute Judge of human
nature to work the travelling public "a
= proht.-Duffalo Tima.
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IL your children are subject to Group
" t'ii n iIe first symptom OF the
ii casc-holrseuess. II Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy is given Ms soon
Is tile child becomes hoarse il will
prevent tho attack. Even after the
c'oupy cough has appeared the at
tack nj al Ways he prevented by Civ
ing this remedy. 1t is also invalu-
able for colds and whooping cough.
For sale by NJ. II. Miller.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAII.Y.l


MORGAN Shearer is down from
North Fork.
The indications are good for a big
storm.
G. II. l. Ikardin. silver marty nom.
incc Tor Lieutenant Governor. passed
East on Nm. l this morning.
Ung Moy has bought ont the
Chinese restaurant. See his MOTTO.
- elsewhere.
The worry Of the candi. lates will
NOON In over. The mnst Of them will
he engaging passage up Salt nver
N weak from today.
Albany A!rgus:-Every time an
other OF those 1890 free coinage
letter turns up. poor Mai. EcKin,ry
curses he nan that invented pen
and ink.
4. ". McAicn came in from the
northern part ~ the rounty this
afternoon. lie says his fences ure in
pretty good shape and he expects to
get there.
4 vote Cor Mckinley in Nevada. is
practically Il petition Tor the destruc-
ton Of nearly every industry in the
State, md an inlor Sement Of "a policy
which means. either emigration or
starvation to hall ~ the presen; pop
ulatinn " the conmrnwe ilth.
No flags were displayed in Flo
today. This ,loes no, signify that tho
people ~ Elkn arc not patriotic and
hnvc no re Ver'ncc for the stars anu
stripes. II simply expresses the deep
sympathy oi the community toward
the Hfi family whose dear one
ms laid away in The cold and sileut
grave this afternoon.
Chicago Dispatch: Shortly after
the Breckinrilge Pollard trial it WIS
announced that the def ,ndant had
become Presbyterim pre- ,cher.
The New England press WIS loud III
its denunciaiion of su IL eleventh
hour reform.It IL now cvi lent that
Mr.. breckenridge should have coup
led with his conversion treason to the
democratic party Then he w"uld
probably have rcccivela -call" from
Massachusetts.
Six weeks ago | suffered with II very
everc cold; WA almost unable Ia
speak. Ny. friends NIL advised me u"
consult u ~physIcinn. Noticing Chamb-
%lcrlnin's Cough Remedy advertised in
the ST. PaIl Vollis Zeitung | procur-
cd "A bottle. anil after taknG IT {"
short willie wa entirely we'll. I nos
most heartily recommendth this rcrned,
+" anyone suffering with cold VIM.
KcI!. GIS S"Iby Ave ST. Paul, Mimi
For sale by NJ. II. Miller ....-
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now To ptEvENrCKouP

bHir 'hthitnS tDnt VIII Prove ln-
tcr"siing tO Young Mothers.
How to Gunrd Against
the Disease.
Group il II terror to young mothers
and 20 post them concerning the
cause. first symptoms and treatment
is the OBJECT Of this tom. The origin
Of Group is u common cold. Children
who ARE subject to II tako cold very
easily and Group is almost sure to FOL.
low. Tho first symptoms is hoar &c.
ncss; this is soon followed by II pecu.
liar rough cough. whuchJis easily e c
ogn'z.d and will never be- forgotten ly
IL who has heard it Tho time1 to
act is when tho child first becomes
hoarsc u thnmberlain'e Cough
Remedy il freely given all tendency
To Group will soon disappear. Even
after the 60, eb has developed il will
prevent the attack. There il no uan
ger in giving tlIis remedy for IL con.
tams nothing injurious. For sale b,
NJ II Miller.
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UOI,S.
MCNALLY:-.At Osino. Elko county.
Nevada. October. ~, 1916. to the
wife ot NJ. McNally "a son.


Follows ing il q list oi Register. I'd
Voters in H%unterston precinct.
Arnold, Max liugly. Lyman
Brown. 4 w Brown, Frank
GrIswold. Chauncey Happ. Wilhelm
Hale. e. II Holm. Peter
Kane, Patrick Kennedy. William
enneds George Lindsay. Daniel
Lindsay. Clyde Mitchell. Charles
Mullegni'. James Morrcsson. Angus
McCutclleon. Frank Porch, \
Powell, Dmi"l Sestannvich \
Sestanovich. Frank, rrenor, John
Wnlthers. Valentine %. Wallace, \ l.
joins TuESoR, 80
.. Registry Agent.