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MARTIN M'GRATH. from Tarrnnt. cor
Nicuon of murder, nine years in tn
Observation-Disclosures

MARTIN MGRATH. from Tarrant: con-
Nlction or murder, nine years in the
neutrality-suspicious.
There was no error in overriding M
pellant's motion for n continuance, no suf-
hcient diligence being shown as TO three
witnesses, and the fourth appears TO
have been present. hut was not placed on
the stand. The State proved by witness
that he was present when Rushing was
killed and saw no weapon in Rushing's
hand. The witness was then asked III
the deceased had knife or pistol or any
other weapon in his hand state whether
or not you were in position you could
have seen It," This question was objected
TO as leading. We see no error IN the
court permitting the question to I've an
swered. While the witness Strong was
on hand appellant proposed to prove by
him that Maddox told him that he would
make complaint against McGrath II he
would serve the process. This testimony
was excluded, ana we do not think IT was
material IL appears That the details OF
the difficulty which occurred between
strong and McGrath on the Saturday
night preceding the Sunday night of the
k!ung was gone into at length and the
details testified to before the jury. This
vas done without appellant obJccting UNI
Ill the witness had told All of the crcum-
stances that led up to the fight. At this
What did the parties night WITH" APP
pellant objected TO this question. The OH
lection was ovorrilcd and the witness an
swcred. with pistols; they beat one an
Other with pistols" The bills of oxcep-
ton merely state that the testimony was
irrelevant and immaterial This is en-
tirely too general If the details of this
difficulty WAS not proper evidence the
defendant should have promptly objected
TO the Introduction of any of the details
lie can moi be permitted to allow the in
PRODUCTION of part of the details ana
then object TO the remainder. Tho
ninth and tenth bills OF exception are too
general to be considered There was no
error In the court excluding the testimony
as to appellants general reputation for
truth and veraCity. The courts charge
on implied malice was as favorable to the
ar0ellant as he could ask. The court
gave u special charge ON self-defense, APP
plicahlc to the facts of the case. and
gave appellant the fun and complete right
Of self defense. The charge was favorable
to the defendant. The court did not
charge upon mauslaughter. In this there
was no error; as we view the record there
WAS no manslaughtor in the case. II the
states theory was true IL was murder in
the second degree. If the appellants theory
be true 1t was sclf-defense The Jury he
lieved the states theory and we see no
reason to disturb their verdice. Opinion
by Henderson, j.
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Bids and Proposals.

VAULT WORK--proposals will be re-
ceivcd at the February term OF the com
TniHHioncrs court OF Houston oounty for
atting up the vault Of the county olrrK 3
Office with steel roller shelving and
pigeon holes. Address A. a. Aldrlch,
County Judge. Crockett. Texas. II
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ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR
PRESENT POSITION7 II not. why not
prepare yourself for more pleasant and
remuneratlve employment by learning
shorthand and typewritinr? Houston
Shorthand and Typewriting School. Ma
son Block. II
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Ming lio,,SS. from Hood; conviction for
)ppeilan.uor 70 a minor-Affimed.~
~, -, asked a charge on accom-
krb,.Ses 'l'nony on the ground that the
u M. was an accomplice. We do not
k,c,a" s view. The prosecutor did no,
fsequent,rn NE sale Of the liquor and
n The 81 Wv, nov enter into the offense
n he was no more an sc%omri t,
| yolun,a,s.'9lns would he who unlawfuIly-
kher. We and willingly fight to-
facen, ,s mink the evidence is AMPLY
by DavS5ss support the conviction. Opin-
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TIMBER In small or large tracts for the
clearing, or VIII buy the timber az near
~ three and half miles OF court house
w, ". Carter. i70i Montgomery avenue
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Special Notice.

public are hereby notified
that MIR. Thoinna Hayes Ia no longer
connected with the Fifth Ward Free
for All" and is not authorized to trans
act any business whatever Tor said
paper Tom Bowers. ~
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FOR SALE-Just arrived, carload extra
good fat mules: also a few good horses.
sandbcrs's Stable, Preston St.. near
bridge. 20
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FOR SALE-Eggs from the best pen OF
Bun Cochins In Houston, $i.to, Send me
your orders now. ~ W. Sandcl care
Houston Post ~
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TX PARTE LARKIN REYNOLDS. RMS
is an original application for haoeas
corpus.
Appellant sued out writ before u.s.
alleging that he vas illegally restrained
of his liberty, because the indictneut
under which he was convicted and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary was found by
a body of fourteen persons. All OF tue
evidence is of record. and upon eXafni-
nation we find that the Indictment was
returned into court by a body OF fourteen
men, The question for our decision is, can
appellant obtain relief under the above
state of case by writ of habeaS' corpus.
section 10 of the Bill of Rights provides
that no person shall be held TO answer
for n criminal offense unless on ludict-
ment by a grand jury, except In cases
where the punishment is by fine, cue.
Section 49, article +, of the constitution
provides that grand and petit 1uries in
Inc district courts shall be composed of
twelve men This court has held tnat
body composed of more than twelve men
is not a grand Jury. The district court IN
felony cases does not obtain jurisdiction
of an nffcnsc unless by Indictment. Ihere
l,1ust first be the act Of the grand Jury
l., fore the courts Jurisdiction can attacn.
There can he no Indictment unless there
was Grand jury The so-callcd grand
iurv being composed OF fourteen men,
was not a grand jury. Because appellant
was never indicted. and because the Juag-
ment and sentence in the lower court
arainst him was void, he is ordered dis
charged from custody. opinion by DAVID
son, j
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LADl ES-For fancy cakes and pies 70
tc Robcrtson's Delicatessen, 1915 Texas
avenue. opposite Armory. Delica essen
lunch served at noon; lunch boxes 10
cents and uu. Is
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TRUSTEES SALF--Thc whole stock OF
r. q, Pribyl. oil Washington street,
consisting OF crockery. hardware, tin
ware, toys and millinery goods Mrs
s. c. Davis, trustee "A
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IIST OF NNSW EKN-- .
TO advertisements In office Of The Posl
for week ending February 8 lS06:
ABC 90 h. (2l, Business, ESQ.,, Joe Boi-
lack; Ctizen d2l; 6SfS, DO lsl tT0i c9l
Chas Dudley $3.50 o. 50 GSSl 6S32. Bust
ness 67s2 sos 0br. 90; 67S3. $3.50 CO
800 l9; 300; .J.W. 81, Job pr.nts.rr,
MT On: GSc2: 26i 20. 67ii. 6S}9 900
owner. 67il. en- 6Sl6 CD Gsil 6sdG; 5>iii
Rex Y. go. 6Si3 90; ms. $50; 1862 d.3i %
ss23 Gas or sos. $500. H., $50. Ii
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For Sale.

FOR SA1.E--One hundred fruit and orna
mental trees. for $3.50. good stock; thu.
oifer is good for. ten days i. A. Nc
kenaie Genoa, Texas II
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EGGS FOR HATCHtNG White and
Black Miuorcas, White Wyandottcs.
Barred Plymouth Rock. Light Brnhmas,
silver Spauglc Hamburss Irish Gray
and a. b. Rcd Pit Games: I5 eggs. 81.
express charges paid, Jack Thomas. Bar-
mum. Texas ~
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FOR SAlE-Four mules; will sell cheap
for cash. or exchange for cattle 4, II
Patterson. Wilson's wood yard II
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FOR SAIE-Charcoa at 20 cents per sacl,
when ordered with coal or wood NJ
Crarys Wood Yard, Telephone 30. II
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Trade or Exchange.

WHO WANTS TO EXCHANGE a phae-
ton for a Jump seat canopy top value
$50 Address Exchange, Houston Daily
Post. II
WANTED TO EXCHANG E--Lots for
building or house; inquire at Brown
Bros IL
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FOR SALE CHEAr--Car OF mules and
horses, l-accndons stables, corner
Franklin md Caroline streets. II
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WE CAN TEACH you shorthand and
typewriting by mall: write for circular
The Houston Shorthand and Typcwritlng
School Mason block. II
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Brown f,cghorns
in trios or lot have also one pen Hun
Cochins. Address W. Irvine George, sun
act Ranch, Houston. Texas IL
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VIAVI COMPANY. t02 Binz Building
Health book free: home treatment: lady
attendant from 10 p. M: all ladies' are
respectfully invited to call. 10
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Advertisers snould remember thut let
ters directed 10 initials only are not de
liverod through the postofrice- If initials
are used they should be directed TO the
care of some person. firm or postonice
box. Advertisements can be LEFT ut our
THE HOUSTON POST. Houston. TsxAa
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w. S. BLEDSoE. from Tom Green, CON
viciion for murder, fifteen years in the
peniteutiary.-Af
The court charged en- murder in the
first and second degrees ami man
slaughter. Appellant complains oi the
charge on mans,aGEhtcr, contendirg
that IL confines the jury to transport
Whether this charge 10 strictly correct
or not, II Is not necessary to discuss he
Causc the evidence Is conclusive that nj
ter he'ng ntJr.ied Of the insulting Ian
guagc and conduct toward his wife, by
the deceased. he met the deceased sew
eral times. Under this state Of facts man
daughter can not be relied upon. and the
charge. II erroneous. can not be COM
planned OF by the appellant. We think
thr evidence amply supports the con-
viction Oponon ny Davidson, j.
WALTER THOMSON from Erath. con.
viction for cattle theft-Reversed and
rcmandod.
The Indictment contained two counts
the first charging the property and pos
session to be in one Hamic and the second
charging the property and possession tc
be in an owner unknown TO the grand
Jury. The court In submitting the case
10 The jury ignored the first count ana IN
striicted them on the second The evil
dance shows that the cattle in question
had been cStrayed by Hamit ana were N
contemplation OF law in HIS possession
as estrayer hence 1t can not be SAID tha'
the property and possession of the cattle
were in an owner unknown to the grand
jury Hamic was to all inieuts ana pur'
poses the special owner OF The said cattie
The first count was entirely ignored Joy
the court, and the conviction was under
the second count. The proof does not
sustain the conviction under the second
count. opinion by Henderson, j.
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ELIXIR. VITAE-ORE Pills.
Nithc-Ore Supposituries. Cures PER-
MANENTLY Rheumatism, Catarrh, In
digestion. Kidney Troubles and Female
Complaints. Free Sample; 70S Main st,
lomRt0n. u
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Wanted to Buy.

~. NTED-To purchase n grocery and
saloon; principals only need apply, must
be able TO show n good profitable trade.
Apply Grocer care OF Post. l6
WHO has a second hand standard Thomas
Cotton Press for sole? Cheap for cash.
Want n for next gin season. II. a.
Bauer. Hillendahl, Texas. ID
WANTED TO BUY-one good Jersey
COW: cheap for cash. Address 67sl, care
Post 10
/ HAVE customers for lots In Third ward !.
also for n I'VE to seven room cottage;
corner lot preferred. send me a list OF
what you have n. NJ. Norheet. n
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Board and Rooms.

FOR RENT--FurnIshed or unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. also good
board and lodging at $3.50 per week at
l4p Preston avenue. 10
ROOM AND HOARD can be obtained Jy
two gentlemen In private family. write
or cali at 1903 Lamar avenue; references
exchanged. Is
TWO OR THREE furnished on unfur-
nlshsd rooms, all modern COVE. licences,
southern exposure, access 10 gallery 8
blocks from Capitol hotel; with or With
out board. delightful neiShborhood. AJ-
dress Cos. care Post IS
1911 TEXAS AVENUE, large new board
In house, ns blocks from Capitol hotel
business center rooms for rant, with or
without board. transients solicited. rates
reasonable. IL
BOARD and Room to responsible persons
at iM Dallas avenue, bath privilege
references exchanged. ID
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FOR SALG-Two new tents, 1o-os. IKE
and 9x9. poles, pegs, etc, complete; price
si15o. Tents, ofilcc Houston Daily Post
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Situations Wanted.

si1T ALTON WANTED--Practlcal timer
on AL work. competent to take charge
of shop, sober and steady. country town
preferred. Address A Timer care Hous-
ton Post 70
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FOR SALE.-A fine bay driving and satidl,
horse II. Il. Morris al Main ST. II
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1 WANT 10 practice mcdiciLe NJ some
good and reliable saw mill IN Texas for
a salary, beginning IN March or April
Address Dr. r.. care Post "A
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
| VIII sell on Tuesday. March 3, 1896. nj
public auction, at the court house door
of Harris county, TcSas all real nnd
personal property belonEing to the Port
Houston Land and Improvement COM
pany. known as Magnolia Park, stu
ated on the south side u Buffalo bayou
n short distance below the city of IlouH-
ton, In Harris county, consisting of onv
thousand three hundred and seventy
four acres Of land
OF an order and decree OF the honorable
district court OF Harris county Texan,
inade and entered on January 49, 1Sli.
In cause No. 1893 Il. l.. CobbH ct III W..
the Port Houston Land and Improve
ment company ct al
For particulars in regard to description
OF property. terms Of sale etc, ace the
decree above referred tn or nddrcss me
at Houston, Texas. H. q. ASllE
Special Commissioner
Houston. February |, 1926 BE-
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CARPETS below cost, we offer our car
pets regardless OF cost IN order TO close
them out before the summer months
Edward lliig & Bro, liz Main III
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TO SELL CutAP--A profitable business
Address. by letter. rostofflcc Rox he
Houston Texas 4.
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MADAME II. JOSEPH. Parlslnu dress-
maker has removed 10 705 Main street.
Repsdorph building, with II very nice
N
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IL YOU own n good lot In this city, I VIII
build you house cheap Oh very small
monthly payments; interest only 3 per
cent. no cash payment required. call Mt
uncc. I am ready TO begin building I'M
mcdiately. VIM. Manager, AIM Man
street. Room 2. tf
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Personal.

iADAME l.. WESTPHAL'S Paris mas
quorado costumes. 3l3 Mason Block.
new. Gne assortment Of costumes are
made 10 February masque balls. eos
tunes for children from i years. %
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IcoN SALE cheap or exchange, real cH-
tnto IN parcels from 1900 to 10000,
Houston. Galveston and Dallas. - C.
jarrett owner. T. a Browns Drug
Store, Main etteot IL
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JERSEY COWS-Just arrived II, Califor-
MIA Horse Market, 1919 Frauklin ave, "A
car Jersey COWS. all fresh with younl
calves. Call early for bargains II
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FREDERIC Is TIKI E-Cld.fNoNdNt, trance
and independent slate writing medium,
names given La full; tells who you VIII
marry; tells whether your husband WIG
or sweet heart Is true or false, gives
names OF friends enemies or rivals, adj
vice gwen on love courtship. business,
health, speculations and transactions OF
all kinds, locates lost or stolen goods,
wills or inislaid deeds or buried treas
ures. satisfaction positively guaranteed;
no money accepted In advance. Farlors
1903 Prairie avenue corner Austin. II
MADAME IL InSEPI pnrIelnn droas.
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Ex PARTE JOHN BROWN. from Burnc'

EX PARTE JOHN BROWN, from Burnet
Affirmed.
1t appears Ahat the election was held
for the purpose of determining whether
Intoxicating liquors should be sold in pre-
clnct No. OF Burnet county, and resulted
against prohibition. Within two years
from this election a subdivision of said
precinct was carved out, and an election
held, resulting in favor of prohibition,
Relator contends that this election was
void. because It could not legally he held
nj any time prior TO the expiration OF me
two Years We do not so conclude. The
statute provides that no election under
the preceding articles shall be held within
the same prescribed limits in less thal
TWO years after the election under TINS
title has been held therein The same
territory was not covered by these two
elections The precise territory Is to be
affected and not "A subdivision. The re-
suit OF the election was published con
secutively for three weeks. but the four'h
publication was restrained by an injunc-
ton, and after the Injunction had been
dissolved the fourth publication was
made This hiatus can not defeat the
election. Opinion by Hurt j.
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PETE ANGLEY. from Hill; conviction OF
an assault with intent TO rob, two years
In the nitentiary-Affirmed
Appellant proposed to prove by Mrs.
Sharpe that she intrusted her business
with him. and that she would trust him
like he was one OF her boys" This test-
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CHICAGO sTEAM DYE WORKS ana
Hat Manufacturing Co. Ladies' and
rents clothing and hats cleaned, eyed
ana repaired. FaiksUn. i2i7 congreso ave.
nue., Hcvston. u
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GRADUATE in bookkeeping, good PEN
man, rapid and thorough. VIII be able
to do shorthand work IN few weeks,
desires situation. salary TO suit times,
references ~ il6. care Post. III
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500 ACRES best prairie land miles north
vast from Victoria, Ia bulk or tracts OF
not lcgH than 60 acres Price 60 acre
tracts, 80 per acre, for whole tract VIII
take Sii.n5 per acre Terms one-thrd
cash balance one or two years. write
for description II you want n good farm
A s. Thnrmond, Victoria, Texas. "a
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llc;ion ,ossSSsRAYER. from Marion; con-
ks-AfsSlt an an assault with intent to muir
kr ~ objects to tho action OF the
khro. admitting before the Jury the
Enss !. VI a rock with which the State
fund on assault was committed. The
auiacle sDl,Setlon was that the rock was
pot c oIe,,ys ideaiihed, In this view we
frke and III As 10 the testimony Of
evidence Gnrd. the court certlties thst
and saw showed that Burke was rtcs-
isa Texas "s surveyor run the line 90
as to rS e,a lie refused TO approvr Tho
| ca noi y 70 In the absence of a LII
oh ny Davidson. J.. ~
fsss.yiO,ioSeN iNolDENDICK, from Lavaca;
flhsllah, Saafy -Afhrmed.
'larca M .'uahaed that the witnesses
r., Two aa The rule. which was dors
,auzor,"' VINO were present and heard
The appellant proposed to
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OYSTER CREEK pI.ANrArIONs--M a
have customers for improved irnets from
200 TO 500 acres on Oyster Creek, II you
wish 10 sell, write MS particulars, lowest
prices, etc. at once, Ham fudor.
5nih Main street, Houston, Texas. II
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WASH pHILLlrs. from Grimes: con

w NNIT TN ITIf y, ITUIII ITUTItsf NVTINf Vt
ton for hog theft-Affirmed.
The only ground urged by appellant /
the insufficiency of the evidence. After
careful examination Of the record. "
think the evidence supports the convc
ton. opinion by Hurt, y. j.
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La RED CYPHEss CISTEKN-
1000 gallon cistcrn ST.. Hutchina
1850 gallon cistern go. ana
ZOO gallon cistc-n s25. husk.
1000 grllon ciStcrn $50. Phone
The Cailnhnn-Lcwis co. 90
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FAJVBA NKS~-l3 miles northwest from
uougtoD on the Central railroad, has
an elevation Of 10 feet above tho gulf
perfect natural drainage a rich, binck
sandy ioem, plenty OF timber and pare
wntar, six daily passenger trains. n
dsIot, postofnce and lots OF Northern
rritlcrs Investigate the country around
Fairbanks before buying elsewhere aud
send for fun write-up ana pamphlets.
Ham n Pudor,
q, .05ll Main Street.
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WATCHES. clocks, jcweiry, etc, sold
At a saerihce. beginning November s,
taker In exchange. Z. 4. Wilton. 90
Prairie avenue. tt
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SILVER AND NICKEL PLATING grind
Ing and polishing, prices moderate; cleo
tric supplies and repairs. l., II. Miller.
electric engineer. Houston. TEXAS. II
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-24
INDEPENDENT,
y. RooHER. Edi,or and PRO.
pr,etor.
AN Nv ENING PAPEH.

Issued every day. SUNDAY. ..rsr,-A.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-24

Tuscarora-Polls at Plunkett's hall: In
spectors, T. U. Plunkett, Ed. Todd, Dan
Coll. Clerks, r. Eowenburg, Chas. Myers
"ells-Pplls at School house; Inspectors.
M. Badt, Al Fisher, j. w. Petty. Clerks
Fred Mason. A. w. Gobble.
White Rock-Polls ,at School house,. In
spectors, j. L. Winters, Duve Grinitb
Grant Riddle. Clerks, J. W. Kimberly. I. H
Pog6e.
- Clover valley--Polls at Glover schoo.
honse; Inspectors, Warren Angel, A. s..
Wisemsn, Charles Lamqman. Clerks, c. H.
Rolaud, K. Woods. ...I,
Columbia-Polls at c. j. Judds' house:
Inspectors, Fl. G. Irland. VIM. Burte. j. Har
rington. Clerks, ]. SinClare, @. G. Judd.
North Fork-Polls at School house: In.
spectors, Geo. Blundell, M. Shearer, R.
T. Rutherford. Clerks. F. ]. Holland. A. p
Waller Jr :"
Weilands-Polls at Weiland's house; In
sEectcrs, r. Tucker, Austin Gilrrth, Chas
Fftzehnry. Clerks, ]. r. Mason Alex Wei
land.
Taylor's-Polls at Taylor's; inspectors.
r. F.. Taylor, j. H. Strait, n, r. ,Odgcrs.
u. M. Spence, joseph Hucy. :.
Bryan-Poils at Frank Buschiazzio's: In
spectors, D. Agiular, ice Taylor, Louis
Burkhart. Clerks, Frank v inters, M. ].
Fitzgerald.
o'Neil's-Polls at O'Neil's house: In
specsors W. T. O'Neil, VIII. Gilmer. w.
r. Helsely. Clerks, F. v. Braipard, C. H.
Helsely. .. .
Salmon River-Polls at cfice Of the Sal
mon River Mining and Smelling Co., In
spectors, J. H. Ballenger, L. A. Dwight, Al
Cure. Clerks, A. Crutchfield. +. S. Shields.
Attest:
JOHN HENDERSON. Clerk.
By w. PATTERSON, Deputy.
Elko. New, Oct 8, 1876.