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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
NfADoE.

The month Of February is Just the
time for horticulturists TO give their or.
chards the first spraying to kill insects.
Kerosene emulsion is one Of the most re.
liable mixtures for this purpose.
One OF our readers who was owing a
years subscription paid up the other day
and as peace offering or as interest on
the deferred payment presented a couple
OF fine young chickens. This il not
mentioned ms an example TO be followed,
but as n proper vote Of thanks to the fair
donor OF the poultry.
s. W. Creesy says TINT Lee Bird
says that he killed five wild geese on
Monday. Experience has taught us to
be very conservative in reporting the re-
suits OF fishing aud hunting eSpeditions.)
The last new paper to reach our ex.
change table is the Holly Chieftain.
Holly is the last town on the Santa Fe
this side of the Kansas line. The Chief.
tain is under the management OF H. w.
Milford and s. w Perkins and it's news
md advertising columns make an excel.
lent showing for the town IL represents.
An artesian woll for the Holbrook
country ia talked OF. II. r. Holbruok
will contribute $500 toward sinking the
first well. II it could be established
that n olbrook is in the Rrtesian basin
that line farming region would have
additional sttractiveness.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
Now is the Time to Buy
Rocky Ford Lots.

The steady growth of Rocky
Ford cannot but make town lots
advance in price at an early day.
Now is the time to buy. Gibson
e. Fenlason are giving much at
tention to this line of their bust
ness and have gathered for the
benefit of prospective purchasers
a large amount of information rel
ative to ownership, value, etc.
Don't buy n town lot until you
see or write.
30tf GIBSON & FENLAsoN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

-Kearby's Drug Store has al
ways been in the lend in the line
Of WALL PAPER and pro-
poses to maintain that su-
premacy. An immense stock has
just been received-the largest
and best assortment of Wall
Paper ever brought to Rocky
Ford. All the latest Patterns are
to be had in sets j. O., Wall, Cell
ing and Border to match. All
purses and tastes can be accom-
modated. The prices range from
s cents per bolt up. If you in
tend to paper your rooms in the
Spring call and see Kearby's
Stock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
Poultry va. Fruit aud watermelons.
Tho following We clip from the Pueblo

Poultry VA Fruit and Watermelons.
The following We clip from the Pueblo
Mail.
A few, very few Canon people and
Rocky Ford people came to Pueblo
to see the best ponltfy exhibition
ever held In Colorado. II Pueblo
people should fail 70 attend Rocky
ford's annual watermelon day or
Canon's fruit day, those occasions
would be minus the big end OF the
crowds they get. A little reciprocity
would be no moro than right.
II 10 true that more OF our people
shOuld have attended the lnte excellent
poultry chow at Pueblo. But il 10
scarcely fair to compare poultry exhibi-
ton with Fruit Day or Watermelon Day.
To put them ON an equality for attract
ivsnes Pueblo ahould have provided
FREQ spring chicken cooked In several
styles. Do this and give our people .
sl.25 round trip rate 70 Pueblo, and there
will b NO complaint about the attend.
ance
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
A citizen Of La Junta assures M that

"A citizen Of La Junts assures us that
the Enterprise wronged T. T. Woodruff
iast wesk in The article on the court
honss matter. Mr.. Woodruff has the
REPUTATION Of doing just what be says,
nnd will doubtl.sS do 70 in this case.
He hes not yot'said that ho would insist
on the heating being considered . part
of the completed building, but Inns hint
ed that suco should be the casa. In %
far ~ his position shall be in tho di-
rscsion of influencing the commissioners
10 keep within the $4,000 limit he will
have tho endorsement OF tho taxpayers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
Melon Growers Meeting.


The Melon Growers' Association meet.
ing last Saturday was largely attended.
The principal business transacted was
hearing the committee from In Junta.
The melon growers OF the Holbrook
country and the vicinity Of La Junta
sent L. o. Evans, E. E. Taylor and D.
B. Deeter as committee to SEQ what ar
rangements could BIO made for branch
Of tho association at La Junta. that being
made chipping point
The practical difficulties OF tho pro-
posed arrangement wero discussed but
no definite action taken. 1t is probable
TINT the wishes Of the growers Of that
section will be complied with and u large
number Of members added to tho nssoci.
ation.
An amendment was proposed fixing
the LIST and 10Th OF each month us pay
days, which will be voted on ut tho next
meeting, Saturday. Feb. 20.
The directors held meeting yesterday
to meet parties wanting TO contract t1
furnish crates but the business wns not
in shape to allow u contract to be made.
Next Wednesday the Woodmen will
welcome the In Junta team and
have a specially good time, including q
supper.
On Tuesday Ben Reed sold his en-.
tire lot OF sheep to Smith & Crary oi
Union, Iowa. The lot numbered 1870.
Fred Purinton Of Denver has purchased
the La Pierre blacksmith shop.
The Otero County Prospecting 4
Mining Go. Is the name Of a proposed
corporation composed OF Otero county
people. At n meeting Of tho stockhold.
ers held Mt Steele & Beall's Office last
week tho following directors were elect
ed: Andy Nicholes, II. 8. Beall, J. H.
Wheeler, II. F. Hagen and VIM. O'Neil.
The articles Of incorporation will be CON-
pleted Mt n meeting to be held next Sat.
urday. The persons interested in the
company number 30. Nose Snowden
has been manager for the past year and
has located IL claims OF placer land OF
1G0 acres each. This total Of 22io acres
OF gold bearing soil proves that our citi-
zens who are inclined toward mining
think it wise to follow Mrs. Means adj.
vice: "Git n plenty while you're git
TIM"
IF. J. Gretchen last week tried to buy
horses for shipment to Arkansas to trade
for cattle. Two things conspired to cut
this line Of business short: The high
prices asked for horses and the fact that
the quarantine law OF Colorado forbids
the introduction OF Arkansas cattle Mt
the time 1t would suit Mr.. Gretchen to
make his trade.
49,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

No other Grocery in Rocky
Ford keeps larger or better stock
than Cheney's You will find there
everything you want ut the lowest
prices
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
THURSDAY, FEB. II, 1897,
WIN. Matthews has been giving the
public more reliable snti-stste canal facts
throuah the Denver Times.

-Repressntative Engley's bill to sb-
olish Sunday should b saf down on yery
bard. To pass such q bill would be p
emulate Nevada In rserogTsssion in NOR.
ality and civilization so
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

pr. Aston Ellis, president Of the As-
ricultural College, has been in hot water
Tor ssveral weeks on account of newspa-
p>f fenssesi against him In relation to
employing R. T. Willis 70 lobby to pre-
vent q reduction of his salary. The last
1etters published on the subject put DR..
Ellis in good shape and completely &C.
quit him Of the charge. '' g.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
-Both farmers and stockmen

Both farmers and stockmcn are
p,essed with the weather for the past two
%eSRss sveu II It hiss been somewhat dis
sgreeabl& The slight snow and rainialls
hove moistened the earth thoroughly md
put II in fine shape for spring crops and
hor carly pasture for cattle. With the
tnil In Auch good condition, and the
orchards showing indications Of unusu-
ally heavy fruiting, u looks ~ il 1897
;Wis going to be a good year for tho
Rocky Ford county
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

just received by w. e. Fem
ton 4 Co. large assortment of
Secondhand School Books. They
are very cheap.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

-Gerbing & Son are always in
the lead in the meat market line.
They keep everything that the
Rocky Ford trade demands and
all of the very best.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

Tho Farmers Institute at Rocky
Ford tomorrow aud Saturday ought to
attract large majority Of the farmers Of
iOtero county. They can AFFORD to lay
aside al their farm work for these two
days and exchange ideas and methods
with their brother farmers and fruit
6rowers. There Is not . farmer in the
county who will have any more import
ant business on hand the 18th and 18th
than attending this institute.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

"A House with five rooms and
two lots, with stable. south of the
mill, for sale. Inquire of NJ. Z.
Tuttle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

Tho movement started by Rocky
Ford par66s towxrd legislation 10 secure
the stocking Of the state with the Chinese
pheasants has already resulted in . bill
being placed before the elegislsture. It 10
In the hands Of Senator Jones Of the Den.
yer Gun Club, whom, Senator Swink A.
epEes b. F.Hagcn, will look after il well
Gun clnbs Throughout tho state would
do well 70 interest themselves In this
,nsasure which promises % much Of the
1nest shooting to all lovers Of sport.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

The Kingery dwelling 10 progressing
nicely. Il 10 quite good looking brick
and will make one corner show on.
The McCoys have = tent up b live in
while moving their house to the south
side. Those boys are rnstlera.
For,ier and Elwood Osman were seen
around the Corners. They are going to
move their sheep to Mr.. Forders ranch
here.
H. J. Woodbury. and family havc
moved to their new homo 4 miles away.
They will be missed by the Sunday
School very much. Good wishes follow
them.
Charles Miller md wife Of La Junta
were visitors Of Rev. Jobes' family over
Sabbath. attending meeting at the vro-
mnn school house. j. +. Hester and
wife also took pews. Come again.
Mr.. Willis family are neighbors on
the Corners, having rented the Hardick
ranch.
Mrs. Bouchard has been suffering
quite severely with gathering in the
head, but Is now better. Mr.. Gould has
also been on the sick list.
Miss May Kipgery was q pleasant
guest OF Miss Jobes last week.
Mrs. Jobes received long letter from
Stella Gastrich in st Louis, saying she
could say thank God for her prosecutions
and friends too, as God had spoken
pcace to her troubled soul. Many friends
will be glad to hear she has o pleasant
home with her sister.
Sunday School and church was well
attended Mt the vroman school house
last Sabbath.
The quilting was n grand success, as
Mrs. Rasmussen had the quilt taken out
the same day. The party in the evening
was well attended and quite number
present from the Ford.
Rev. and Mrs. Jobes report n pleasant
time with Samuel Miller's folks OF Hol.
brook, also dinner with Mr.. Bennetts
family Sunday.
Miss Ella Miles is expected homo from
Denver ON Wednesday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

Tho Dameron-Swink contest case was
definitely Aettled on Monday by the re-
port Of the elections committee in favor
OF Senator Swink. Any other decision
would haye bsan rather tough on the cit.
izsns OF tie Arkansas valley. b"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

Hilhker sells the Shoes for
Men, Women and Boys that wear
the best for the price.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
ROCKY FORD PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School Report.


For month ending Jan. %, 1897.
Rooms 2 s 4 IS Z
Enrolment this year. ss54|el s5e2|5s|a2
Enrollment this month 435OII5 1853 5SI52|3l
Per cent of attendance. 848390S9S99394
Perct. not abs't or tidy .I232S263lldS2aSSSS SS
No. days taught 202o2o9 9o2Q202o
Names Of pupils neither absent nor
tsrdy:
ROOM VII.
Jessie Thompson, Will Young, Letha
Shumate, Maie Irvine, Minnie Gerbine,
Florence Elser, Frances Barton, LILLIAN
Barnes, Anna Brown, Emma Brown.
F. B. BoLLRs, Teacher.
ROOM vi.
Minnie Robb, Homer Kinney, Mary
Shumate, Eugene Robb, Lucy Dlttes,
Frank Peek, lone Cheney, William
Spicer, Bessie Clark, Ianthus Todd,
Larkin Craig.
NJ. JENNIE BRraos, Teacher.
ROOM v.
Edward Chambers, Joseph Lincoln,
Aaron Lincoln, Leslie Gibbens, Roy
Gibbens, Bert Gibbons, Charley Robins.
Lille Black, Mary Robb.
ELIZABETH BURKE, Teacher.
ROOM ".
Frank Spicer, Grace Wingrove, Carrie
Waite, Carlos Wilson. Tressie Patterson,
Fern Crcssy, Daisy Fear, Corrinne Mil
Ter, Emmett Mckinley, Fanny Robb,
Claude Swink, Bessie Seaman, Myra
Cheek, Alvin Kouns, Jessie Mayo, Clara
Webster, Carlyle Pollock, Dewitt Young.
JOSIE P. GARDENER, Teacher.
ROOM III.
Earl Baxter, Roy Baxter, Frances
Barnes, Jennie Elser, Gordon Graham.
Mabel Gibbons. Abbie Hunt, Roscoe
Jones, Bessie Neely, Mayfair Nicely,
Clarence Patterson, Gertrude Robb. Lena
Robertson, Lester Swink, Archie Todd.
ANNIE b. ELsRR, Teacher.
Fannie Battcy, Earl Gross, Mande
Cressy, Floyd Gross, Gladys Gibson.
Carlton Graham, Ethel Wheat, Gonrley
Gracey, Bertha Ellingwood, Ray Hall,
Mandy Gibson, Harry Neely, Willie
CoRA z. STEPHENS, Teacher.
Ruby Senter, Warren Maxwell, Sadie
wood, Vance Hoke, dlcnn Baxter, Ben
ny Wiley, Freddie Hendricks, Herbert
Kinney.
CARRIE A. HARVEY, Teacher.
Our Weekly Report Of Improvements.
@. T. Cover is building frame house
for tenant on his orchard tract south OF
town. Love s. Schuyler have tho con.
tract.
Cheek will do the brick work and Rob.
ords s. Lawton the carpenter work on
Ament's store building.
N. W. Terry is now bnsy pushing
the carpenter work on the creamery.
Mrs. Henry Hornbnck will soon
begin improvements on her town proper.
ty. She will add two rooms and q porch
and remodel the house generally.
AL Bloom has begun work on ri
oven and bake house on his recently
purchased lots on Main Street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

Spring Hats are now in at
The Golden Rule.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

Humphrey Best is absent in Arizona
and will bring home several louis 81 cat
tic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

Buy Groceries of Cheney and
be happy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

-Fenton e. Co.. sell Hammer
Paint warranted the best. If
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
AROUND THE CORNERS.

Sunday School at the vromRn school house
every sunday Al p. IN. Albert Bailey.
superintendent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
o. B. STAUFFER
GROWN ssaa SEEDS
ROCKY FORD.

Keeps a large variety of Garden
Seeds Of the choicest Kinds.
Buy of him and you always get
the Very Best.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11
Dr. s. H. POLLOCK
00mdD
ROCKY FoRp. CoLoRApo.

WANTED --sENERAL FAITH FUL MIN
W or women TO travel for respOuatblC estRb-
,lsbed house In Colorado. Salary $3.50. psya-
manent. Rcforcncc. Enclose scif.aIdressod
stamped envelope. Tho National. Star
Building, Chicago. ls-u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

For month ending Jan. %. 1897.
Rooms 2 8 "a 56
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

All legal forinnlities relative 10 contract
for court house aud transfer Of title to
site were duly approved.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1897-02-11

Valentines of Kearby
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-07-23

nC5"Thc Bruxton Dining Rooms for Ladies
and Gentlemen, cool. pleasant and entirely
free from the smell of cooking, conducted in
the most refined and ceanly manner. Dinner
twenty five cents. Hot Lunches fifteen cents
elegant coffee quick service" The RruXton,
Walter Bateman, Manager, . f.. Fnyrtte 81.
near Charles ST., Baltimore. Jy2tf
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-07-23
REPUBLICAN, CONTROL.

With the miserable failure made by
the Republicans in their control of
this State during the past two years,
there is little cause for alarm on the
part of the Democrats as to the result
of the elections throughout the va
rious counties of the State this fall.
Yet the Republican party is
now in power and with the arbitrary
and dietatorial Duke" at its head,
there is no telling what extremes will
not be taken to bring victory to the
Republican party.
The failure of the Republican party
since the national election last fall to
make good its pledges and to redeem
its many promises only further CON-
pIicates matters for that party.
Let the Democrats of Hartford put
in the field their best material as
candidates. and with a united party
we can roll up in Hartford county the
old time ma jority. Some of the city
papers are trying hard to inject the
money question into the local elections
and thus seek to split mp the Demo
cratic party. with the hope that the
Republicans may again be victorious.
These attempts will Ebe futile, as 1t
will he long time before Democrats
will again be misled by Republican
or quaSi Republican papers and prom
Uses
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-07-23
X. II. SMITH,
HOLLIS COURTNEY. JR.
JOSEPH L. SPENCER,
II. CLAY WHiTEFOkD,
WILLIAM p. TAYLOR.

The Judges and Clerks of Election shall be
First District.-Ab Observation-Disclosures
F. Dill, D. p. Fitzpatrick, Louis II. Archer;
clerks Edgar f. Tomchton, David Callahan.
Mugnola-Ju dges.-Mchael Frasch, Louis
Kroh, Daniel f. sullivan: clerks, }. Fred Elm
mord, John Skil!uan.
second Disrrict.-HOpewcll-J VIM.
" Hopkins, VIM. +. ReaSn and Edison ii.
Foard; clerks. Samuel Walker and George De
Luney.
Halls Cross Roads.-Judges.-J 7.
Prtchard, o. G. Michael and Harry Sullivan;
clerks Stanley Hanway and George Pritchard.
Third District Bel Air-Judges.-Henry Is.
Bruins. Abel D. Wilson and John Is. Wysong;
Clerks, &. Cover Street, and j. k. stephenson.
Observation-Disclosures William Munnikhuy-
sen. John Hess and .Finney Wakeland; clerks,
William f. Hays and John =. Webster.
n.-Judges.-Alphonso Robinson, Den
nisJ Sltunnahan and william II. street,; clerk $,
Hudson i!at"man and Joseph L. Favour
Harkins.-.Iudgcs Thomas Poole, war;"
SIitdc und j. Henry Cain; clerks, Augustus M.
nan, Harper H. Black.
Fourth rict.-JurrettSrille-J udges.-Jas.
NJ Scarf, David Wilson and Alfred ). Upton;
clerks Joshua Rutledge and John i: Wiley.
Upper Cross .-Judgcs.-.lohnT L. Dal-
ton, Joseph Kelly and Jacob Hess; clerks, a.
j. STREET. and w. n. Riley.
le.-Judges.-William Is. Wright. J.
Wiley Norris and james A. Wiley; clerks, Will
liam L. Stiiler and }. Royston Strawbridgee.
Fifth District.-Dubrn-Ju Judges Hugh \.
Jones, r. Lamar Mccain and william Is. J0r-
dan: CLERKS Nurd K. Kemp and J. Wesley Me
Doom. 1900
Stcarns Judges.-Zephaniah Heaps, William
IL. Rigdon and Joseph bennington: clerks, VIII
liam A. Wheeler and William Stcarns.
Sixth Dslrict.--HaYre dc Grace.-Judges.-
James w. Foster, Willard +. Tydings, George
f. Carver; clerks, George j. Myers and Mat
thew j. Reynolds.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-07-23
WANTS TO BE 4 POLICEMAN

The following article, taken from
the BGltimOre County Democrat tells
its own story.
Moses Harris, colored, who is EN-
ployed as private officer at helley's
Park, in the thirteenth district, APP
peared before the Commissioners
Wednesday, and requested that he
be empowered with the authority OF II
regular police officer. Harris was ac
companied by Christopher Columbus
Simms, the colored Republican leader
of Mount Winans, who urged that his
friend should be appointed, and claim
ed that only colored people visited the
park at which Harris is employed.
The Commissioners stated they would
bold the matter under consideration,
but just before adjournment anLoun-
ced that they had decided that KEEL
ley's Park had already sufficient
police protection. Christian Kramer,
a white man, was, on Tuesday, sworn
i'll as special officer for the park.
Speaking of the matter, Simms said:
The time has come when the colOred
Republicans OF the county should de
mand some recognition. Two Re
publican County Commissioners have
refused to even swear in colored
private officer, who is employed at q
resort visited only by colored people,
Such treatment was not accorded the
white officer at the same place on
Tuesday when he made the same re
quest. He was at once sworn III, and
no questions asked The Republican
leaders in this county had better be
very careful, or they will hear some
thing drop at the coming election.
The colored people recently showed
their power in Chicago when 10, 600 of
them voted solidly for the Democratic
candidate for mayor. There are to-
day 101 colored police officers in that
city, appointed by the Democratic
| administration. The Democrats have
appointed a colored police officer at
| Cambridge, in this State. ii eX-May-
or I.atrobe is nominated for may or i'll
| Baltimore, you will see II large mum
her Of colored people supporting him,
| because he has been IA friend TO their
race The negro is tired of having Il
picture of Lincoln held up before him,
| and then being ordered to vote, as
| though he were but Il machine, to be
used to place white men in office. >
Another application to the Commits
sioners on Wednesday, met with a
| like result.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-07-23

The appointment OF Terence V.
Powderly, of Pennsylvania, as Com
missioner General of Immigration, 10
succeed Col Herman Stump, has not
AS vet been confirmed by the Senate,
and it is limited that a strong fight will
be made against it, 1t is to be hoped
that who ever may he appointed
will be as competent and thor ongh in
the administration of the affairs OF the
department as Col. Stump has been
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-07-23

5aS"The Baltimore and | eheh Railway will
sell Excursion tickets on each Saturday
during July from all stations TO Baltimore
good to return on Monday after day of issue
at the rate of one fare for the round trip. ju25
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-07-23
Democratic Primary Meetings
AND
COUNTY CONVENTION.
On Saturday, August as,h, 1897,

The Democratic voters of Hartford county
are requested to assemble III primary meetings,
~ the usual voting places III the scNClaI pre-
cinctS,
ON Saturday, August asth, 1897,
to elect ten delegates from each Election Dis
Irct To represent said district III County Con
V-ntiuu, Ia toe held IN Bel AR, on thursday,
sS,.pttmltcr I'd, 1897, Mt IL O'Clock, A. NJ, To
numinnte candidates for the following Offices:
one candidate for the State Senate:
-Four candidates for the House OF Delegates
(Nu TWO from the same dlstrict)
unc candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court
Dne candidate for sheriff.
one. candidate for County Commissioner.
one candidate for County Surveyor.
The places of voting in each District, are us
follows:
First District-Abingdon and Magnolia.
Second Distrct-hall's Roads and Hope
We'll.
and Chestnut Hill.
rourJn District Jarrettsville, Upper y
Ruans aud Norrisvilie.
dwelling.
sixth Distrct-Havre de Grace.
The. polls shall be opened at ! O'Clock and
closed at o'clock. p. NJ.
The Judges OF Election shall exercise due
discretion with regard to challenged votes, but
no test shall be applied TO voters beyond the
pledge that they will. in good faith, support
The candidates nominated by the County Con-
ventior.
No person shall be permitted to vote in any
other precinct except the one in which he is
registered MS ii qualified voter or in which he
will be entitled 10 be registered before the next
ensuing election.
Upon the close of the election, the Judges in
each precinct shall proceed 10 count the ballots
cast and make out Il list of the candidates for
uvIegaIes and the total number oil votes cast
for each. a copy of this list, certified 10y the
Judges or Clerks, shall be forwarded To the
Executive Committee On or before Monday,
August Both, 1897, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, and
the Executive Committee, after canVassing the
yutes shall proceed to make out II list ri dele
rutes entitled, from the face of the turns, to
seats i'll the Convention, which list shall he pre-
scented to the convention as the basis 81 its Or
guniZatiOn.
In the absence of any delegate or delegates
40 returned elected, the delegation from the
district shall have power to I'LL such vacancy or
Vacancies, or if unable to do so, to cas-; the en-
tire vote of the delegation.
In selecting delegates to represent each DIS
trict it is recommended that they be chosen,
wherever practicable, from different parts Of
district.
The delegations in the County Convention
from the several Election Districts shall be EN-
powered to select the members of the Executive
Committee from their respective districts, TO
serve for the ensuing two years. Or vi TIL their
successors are duly elected.
+. w. BAKER,
Chairman,