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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-02
INSISTED OF. FRESH AIR.
And She Compelled the Cold-Dlootled
Man to Stn~h tho Chilling
DlaEEht.

Travelling brings out the idicsyncra-
sizes of people as no ether experience
can effect. Certainly the man and
woman who occupied opposite COM
partmcnts in car that recently rolled
westward from New York could nc:
be said 10 be as conveniently adjusted
as Jack Sprat and his wife.
1t wat1 a very cold morning outside
the framework of the Pullman. bu,
within the heat surged the mercury up.
ward until it reachr'! the fever leg ist er.
Porter. Snapped the man vicuusly
II want those ventilalor9 closed.
You'll give us all pneumonia in a couple
Of scconGe." and the porter meeiily
closed the transoms.
Porter" Immediately called the
woman. 81 want the venti!ators OH nv
side of the car open as wide as YOU can
open them"
The c2:.c:al hes;tatcd only an inst ant,
for the woman's quick DO it at once
porter. brooked no delay. He pulled
them down with n grin at the opposite
Passenger.
But the man didn't smile himself.
lie uttered audible maledicticns on Ill,
author CT his discomfort articsrrn;n
tlousiy shrouded his shivcring forr., IL
Gn ov>rco"t- pulling the collar well ur
over his throat anCleara
AEd the woman. in linen shirtwaist
read her book serenely. whi:.s.cc!iy
unmindful of the gIares of her neigh.
Dor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-02
SPANISH LETTERS.
many or the aris.2Ivc; Arc Written by
Hired scribcs Along
the Streets.

In nothing is the iIiterate corcftion
OF Spain shown rs in the numerous writ.
irg booths which line the streets of
Barcelona. Spain has preserved much
OF the picturesque life c. rGgt rrrs.
and even at the rrcs?nt day in many
OF its towns iray he seen the watch
man. with pike and lantern. going his
nightly rounds ret far from a fire.
street brilliantly illuminated by tic
electric light In the Rambla. the prin-
ciral street Of Barcelona. n;ay be seen
several OF these writing booths cf TIE
public scribes. There. for small con-
siGeration. the illiterate or anyone clre
may have anything inditc2. from the
poetry Of love cpistlc 10 the rrosaic
application for a situation. The front
OF each booth Is placarded with the
name OF the scribe and the services he
Is prepared 10 render TO his custimcrs.
Some scribes combine the art Of paint-
ing with that Of writing. and all add 10
their activities the business Of registry
Offices for servants.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-02

Electric Bells Put In Residences.
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I. ". BOOHEIs, EtliIUr and Pro.
prietDr.

Folished every Friday and sent TO any 40.
ess, postage pai1). at the following rates,
Syoble in advance.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-02
FLASHLESS GUNS.
The Latcat Artillery Improvement I,
Tar Ahead OF Smokclcao
Powder.

1t i9 reported that the new French
rapid fire gun invented ky Gel. Iiun:-
~ gives: nc ila9.I OF sign CT fix. II
'f!& lie true. the French have m:;Gy, an
.+''"rce in ARTILLERY "rlDnG Cs., = r.
20 'i.).c? !" ;ha; which ,ra:3lti IL. IN
t!"u';ctica b. them of. s:.:Ckcie:& nov
der" &iys' the Scientific American. In
'Iie o:."faliONS, Grnund $Ga.::..~;; III.
cn:y :ac"n& Ey which cur ne: cnul,
locn,' the position OF the enemy was l;v
the flash. IF thisfshuuid be remover
~" art cf war. especially en- iC::d vii.
'-"..@:. T'0Es difficult ;han ever. for q
- '"d battery Of slnnlgic.s, rcvtlcr
&c. Ha"hIc'r, guna would L2 rcs4.ive!,.
.,".*:'"T, raE!e. The crIy dysG.rirtior
:. ne Gun that has cone 10 L:rd ;c
Ti'hs: obscure; hut it would seem tLa;
"t'' r'rt g made to caCl IN? Iar~cg
3riiGn Of ile gHn:9 below their f.ns!,
''1t tefcTe they are allowed 10 reach
:" oTen air. The rate Ct fire haa
..:@h:" maximum CT go shots FER
mute. TO accommodate the in
= ,"c'ed eHrerditurp Of ammunition If
:. proposed TO reduce q single battery
''om five to four GuEw ard increase the
nuncer of ammunition warons.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-02

THE NEW SCALP LAW.

CHAP. XLV.-An Act to amend an
Act entitled @\n Act to provide
for the deItruc ion of noxiOus
animals. and to repeal an Act re-
lating thereto" approved Febru-
ary 3, 1887.
lApproved March 8. Is99.l
The People Of "ile ) at Of Nevada,
represented i'll tue Sen lte and AS
sembly. Il" enact us follows: ..
SECTION l. SIC ioc one Of said Act
is hereby amended so rs to read as
follows:
Se''ti"n one. II any person shall
take and kill within this State my of
the following noxious animals, he
shall he entitled tn receive ont of the
treasury of the county within which
such uoxious animals shall have been
taken, the following bonnties, to wit:
For every coyote or prairie wolf,
fifty cent-; for every lynx or wildcat,
one dollar: for every California lion.
one dollar; all m which bonnties
shall he subj ct to the provisions of
this Act; provided, that no pers ID
shall he entitled to apply for or re-
ceive bmniy money for any mum ber
"f scaIps less than ten mt any one
time.
SEC. 2. Section fonr is hereby
amended SD us to read as follows:
Sec'i"n fonr. If it shall appe lr to
the Ju Itice that the noxuous ami nails
have been taken and killed wi sh n
the county, he shall cut off the ears
from the seal ps and give to the Der.
son so sworn Il certi'icate stating the
number and kind Of scaIps deposited
with said Justice. The Jusiic shall
within thirty days thereafter send to
the Sheriff of his county all scalps
deposited with him, Itoge her with IL
statement naming the person depos-
itinV the same, the time deposited,
and the kind Of scalps. Upon receipt
Of saii scalps an.l statement, the
Sheriff, County Clerk and Disiri It
Attorney, as part of their official
duties, .hau compare the number
and kind "f scalps received Ivy the
said Sheriff with sal | statement. and
Immediately thereafter said officials
shall destroy sail seal ps and lie the
said statement wi Ii the Clerk of the
Board "f County Commissioners.
Tie said Ju 'tice shall re ;eive for
each oath ad minister Il twenty-five
cents. and i'.r each certificate twenty
five cenis, to be paId by the party
applying for said bounty, and in no
case to be charge against the
county.
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To Whom It. May Concern.

The reward offered by me in Sep
tcmber, 1879, for the arrest md re-
turn ct Mike Hartman, who broke
Jail III Elk" ON The 18Th day OF Sep
ten Der, 1893, is hereby Withdrawn.
j. NJ. Natter.
Ex'S Sheriff Of Elko county, Nevada.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-02

| am prepared to do all kinds Of Job
work anil repairing il my line.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-05-02

Seymour jacobs has new designs
the latest goods and all suits are
home made. ut prices never before
hazard OF. Try him. He will make
you smile.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.
AN EVENING PAPEH. .

tAAN
!. ". BOOHEIs, EtlitUr and Pro.
prieLOr.
Issued Every Day, Sundays Excepted.
e Copy. one year,. ......... @ 10
10 OPP, six mInt1s ............. 500
|r auy period unter six months, one dollar
month. Payable IN advance:
Delivered by carrier in Elko at twenty-five
nIs perweek
Holished every Friday and sent TO any 40.
ess, postage paid), at the following rates,
Pyoble In advance.
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
SUR R|CLelPrION RATES
"ontnb .s......................25 so
< any period under six months, fifty cents
e month.
Entered at Elko, Nevada, Postoirice for
snsmisslou through the mails az second
lss mai matter.
AOVEIt TISING IsAIES.
i'll be nude NJ low US Is consistent with
t9tNt,I ptil,ipIas. Apply 1t the of
D fer terms
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19
BOIDTlI

We wish to preface our remarks with
.he statement that the weather Is charm
ing a, present,
Husklng corn, shelling corn and saw
Ing wood is the principle postime IN
this neck of the woods
Two of our young men had u collision
on last Sunday night. They we're driv-
ing in opposite directions when their
buggies came together with such force
as to upset and damage their vehicles
quite badly, but the boys sustained no
injuries Drive slowly young men on
dark nights.
w. ID. Moore one of our old bachelors,
is mourning because there are no more
young widows to conquer
swim Tell" tried to exhaust his rhe-
toric last week in advertising a nose
belonging TO G. Fl. Freeman, Now we
wish to say that We have just met said
y, IL, rTeblnuu uuu uo lulOlha uh uho9
said nose is still blowable.
Your correspondent had the good for
tune last week to receive cordial in
vltatlon to spend the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. r. Tucker, better known as
Uncle Frank and Aunt Liz. As we
drove up to the gate Uncle Frank had
just returned from Yoder with load Of
provisions In anticipation OF our coming
OF course our appetltes began to anticip
ate good dinner, and when the time
came we we're not disappointed, as Aun'
Liz knows how to cook good things tC
eat. These good people live in excellent
style as they have fine large residences
and well improved farm, aud money il
the bank. II Is their custom 10 take al
annual trip for pastime. Last summer
they took in the Omaha fair and vislteC
relatives in Indiana, 1t seems TO b,
their aim TO enjoy life and make other
happy. If there is anything we woult
enjoy more 1t would be another invita-
tion to visit Uncle Frank and Aunt Liz
Now AND THEN
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19
farmers Correspondence
PEKIN NOrEs.N


As our first notes were In last week we
thought we would come again
We have not had much time to get the
news this week.
Mr.. George Snoderass has been to Mis-
souri and just recently returned home
lie reports everything in fine shape up
about ~. Joe.
Mr.. Tom Carpenter Is feeding some
cattle. They look fine.
Mrs Gregg is in Iowa. Her mother
was very sick, and we learn since that
she died before Mrs Gregg got there.
PekIn Is doing thriving business
The separator and mill are running
every other day. They get about 4,OOC
lba. Of milk TO separate
The, boys of Pekln are casting sheep'f
eyes toward the southeast corner OF
section iG. There are two very pretty
O,rlAthere. PUCK.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19
Emneror and nownger DIsngree

Pelsing, January 17,-Palace reports
describe increasing i'll feeling between
the dowager empress and the en-
peror. II Is claimed, disobeylng the
dowager empress.
The chief amusement OF the EN-
peror at present the palace reports
also say, Is, training goats and NOR
keys.
Reports from Shang Tung province
say the populace there Is almost in a
state OF rebellion. The missionaries
anticipate trouble,
10 Is added that French war ships
have been ordered to Foo Chow.
Ii Hung Chang is suffering from
awollen legs.
lI5m5ll5s JllI 9l9dIuoo pur qluow
JXou L9A!oo5L So s5qop 'lly pa0oons
IllM q5nuqly uolloK OOO'0egs Slu5
-oLSSU NuUQ 9qg lsugu5U sullulo Sqf
guta sllodSl sSqor ISA!ooSlr CT GlOnI
-qSA oLol5q 10 no 5IqulguAU sq ol sun
'u!lodma 10 HuHl luuoNuN lsL!I
etl 10 s.bollp9io Sql 10 IoApJ u! 9uso
Lad OF 10 puSplAgp y 5uliuloep GouSI
-InoSW 10 ISlloI4duoo 9q@ 10 0oBJo
eq% noII pSnSsl ussq svI Isplo Nv
Hon, Francis M. OocIrell, who ha.
represented Missouri in the United
Suites senate since March 4, 1875 was
reelected by the Missouri Legislature
Tuesday. Richard c. Kerens, OF st
Louis, member OF the National Repub
lican committee from Missouri, re-
neiyed the Rnnmkcnr vote
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19
YODER ITEMS.

Mr.. Il. M. Yoder has been laid up
with tho Ia grippe for several days.
Mrs. Mcdonnell has returned from a
visit Of several weeks at Independence.
She thinks Yoder is the best place yet.
There was talking machine In town
one night last wesk. Ed Yoder thinks
there is certain young lady that can
talk great deal more entertaining
than the machine,
SMrs. Robertson has returned home.
She.spent several months visiting in the
New England states.
Mr.. George Freeman and his estlma-
BILE wife of Booth, visited one Of our
prominent citizens one day last week.
0f,course they fell very much in love
with our town.
G. II. Bowser has bought u section of
land IN Oastleton township.
Mrs. Emma Murphy and husband
visited at Mt, Hope last Sunday.
The nice weather OF the past two
weeks has knocked out the weather
prophets 30 bad they don't know where
they are at.
The REVIVAL meetings are.still in pro-
gress at Elmer,
WILL TELL.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19
SOUTH RENO.

Mr.. Mast sold his hay to Cox who is
baleing 1t for market.
Chas. 0'Neal sold to r. ]. Graham his
registered short-horn bull for $500.
Howard Shelley took the picture Of
the school house and pupils last Friday.
Jack Petterman is making preparation
to go to the Strip in the spring.
Mrs. Henry .obee spent Friday with
her daughter, Mrs. Hershberger near
Booth.
ARISTOTLE Miller and wife Of Hutchin-
son, were spectators at the literary last
Friday evening. Also Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Canatsey OF Fifth street Hutch
insop.
Big runs continue at the Myers school
.house.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19
Earan Revise. HI. statomen..

Washington, Jan. II. 7.-Commissary
General Eagan Monday sent to the
war investigation commission q re-
vised statement i'm place OF that orlgd.
nally made in response to General
Miles charges. The revised statement
Is about 35 per cent shorter than that
which was ordered Withdrawn be-
cause OF Its violent and abusive char
acter. The letter transmitting the re-
vjsed statement says;
"I have the honor to hand you here
with my testimony, which is now re-
submitted and revised In accordance
with the views expressed by you in
your letter to me OF january l3, The
objectionable features, and what Is
considered irrelevant matter by You
in which opinion I entirely agree, are
eliminated. withdraw the language
and matter Objectionable and resub'
NIT to you now my sworn statemenl'
with the abiding faith that your com
mission, having all the facts before
YOU, will decide the points at issue
Justly"
The commission. after a brief secret
session. decided for the present to
make public only General Eagans let
ter and not the statement accompany
ing 1t.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19

O.s. JsnkA our druggist, 10 on tho
alck iIA. shlswesh. 1'sied farming prob
ably.
Harry BeAlt jewvler OF siorlIng.b a
now addition 10 our little ciiy.
The thFeshNr continues 70 be heard In
the land. II seems chat Il takes all fall
and winter to 'hrssh our immenOe crop
Of wheat, /, o. NIchos is threshiOg
this week.
Charles Price Is building Ah addition
to bis already oommodious cottage max
ing II one Of the nIces. lite homes In
north Turon.
d. W. Kitten formerly OF Preston, a
son,lp-law OF Harry Augustus, has
moved TO 1uron and will 20 into the
dray business as soon az he can get hls
AFFAIRS arranged
We notice w. n. Beam Of the Turon
"Pressn on the streets this week,
Quite cold wave struck uB Monday
night making us hunt up our old over
coats again.
A Mrs Jones, nm aged invalid lady
living In the pacl Ac fats, ls confined tC
her bed with Ia grippe and needs The
immediate attention OF our good citizens
which will M doubt be given as soon III
her anllotlon Is known.
Rev. Irwin OF SL John, Stafford count,
preached n very able sermon IN the M
u. church laOt Sunday, In the interest OF
missions. Our people US Is their usua
habit. responded liberally to the call
there being about t8OO raised.
There was another one horse show II
town Tuesday night, About us good N
the average.
Now that tho revival meetlngs hav'
closed the card parties are again being
organlzed. Dances and tue like vii
come next.
Wear to have law suit In Turon
next Saturday which may prove 10 be
sensational affair, especially II on
county attorney sucoeeds in getting her
to give II proper attention. viii giv'
particulars next week.
Wanted: Some handsome young lady
TO smile on one Of the school Professor
round about Turon,
j. l.. Graham enc OF our village
blacksmlths, is putting In several new
and substantial additions to his shoI
before spring work begins, such as
steam forge, steam shears and punch
also nm immense trip hammer Of his owl
inventioa. This will enable him TO d
much more work aud in much shorte
time, and his customers will not be KEEP
whiting.
NoNPARIEi.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19
LANGDON ITEMS.
Langdon is alright.
Will TELL.

Langdon is alright,
Mr.. Joe Bainum is having quite time
with blood poison, and is not expected to
get we'll
f. M. Pratt has advertised a sale Of aA
his stock, farming implements and
household goods to take place January
l5th, preparatory to going to the Strip
to live. We hate to have him leave us
but our loss ls their gain.
g. II. Secrest is giving his house a
new coat Of paint both inside and out.
When be gets 1t finished he will have
one of the incest residences in town.
Quite number Of Turon Camp Of
M. W. A. came up to attend meeting
of the Langdou camp Saturday night.
Tom Mortimer Of south of Turon,
spent Sunday here with his brother-in-
law, d. @. Lineweber.
James Woods of Turon, spent Sunday
with Luther Hobbs.
L. A. Bigger of Hutchinson spent
Saturday on his ranch here, the guest Of
Q. l.. Dodd.
Bert Rialsback and Alfred Bradshaw,
start out this week with one OF Edison's
original Photographs. They give their
drst entertainment here at Langdon.
REALS Evans Of north Of Turon, v's-
tied Sunday with James Sprout.
HAvapEn
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19

The California Limited, Santa 70 Route nolid
between Chicago and Los Angelas. Time, 2A
days. Rlecsric-llehtee. Three times aweek'
beginning November =
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19

Mrs. W. J. Hamilton Is sick with the
grippe, also Mrs, James Beam.
1t Is said by good authority that the
growing wheat crop Is suffering.
There is 80 per cent more cattle, "
per cent more hogs and 76 per cent more
sheep in South Reno than there was on
January 1898.
Four of the sheep feeders are down
with the grippe.
W. j. sponsler sold his hogs Saturday
Danfords sold q car load Of hogs FRI
day. WAS.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19
TURON.
HAYsEED.

Frank Snedicor made business trip
to the county capital Tuesday.
DR.. J. s. DiCkason ls making fish
pond this week on his farm one mile
east of town. This will be a nice pond
when finished as it is fed by q spring
that turniShes an immense amount OF
water.
David seltzsr 10 building some needed
improvements on his Main street prop
ersy preparatory to occupying Il him
self.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19

The grand jury Monday returned a
~eindictment against Jesse James, Jr,
charred with completely in the rob
berry OF the Missouri Pacific train at
Leeds. ON the night of September 2S
last. The prisoner was arraigned be-
fore Judge Dorsey Shackleford,
pleaded not guilty and had his case
eet for February IS, being released on
bonds OF $4,000, with Thomas 7. Crit
tenden. Jr, and I'D. +. Swinney as Sc
curlties.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19

TKT TANTRD- Several trustworthy person In
theiF own and nearby counties. It ID mainly
ONCE work conducted at homo. Salary straight
$500 year and pxpenaes- definite, bonaflde
no rnnrR no lann telhFy Monthly $40 Reference
EDcloee self Addrespod srlmped envelope.
Horbsst y, Henn, Prest,, Dept n. Uhicat0.
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19

General II. w. Lawton, OF Santiago
fame, is collector Of army auto
grapl,A and has the signatures OF sew
erai hundred OF the most famous SOL
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19

It Is stated on good authority that
letters have been received from Bill
RYAN In California, written under cir
cumstances that preclude the posi-
bility Of his having had a hand In
either OF the robberies.
Joe Keshlear. city detective, return
ed Yesterday from Springfield, where
he went with four persons to Identify
the prisoner as Evans" This he says
was done completely. :,
"T still think he is Bin Ryan," SAID
Keshlear. "He has dark hair streaked
with gray, no red about It, 1 did not
get a good chance to, see him, bu'
looked at him through the bars hS
was easily identified as Evans and
am confident he is Blll Ryan
Whig Keshlear also declared yesterr
day that "Jennings-Evans" had BLACK
hair tiuged with gray, and there was
mo doubt about the prisoner being
Bill Ryan. -
Hutchinson gazette., 1899-01-19

Andrew Carnegie has sent a check
for 1000 to the Oyster Bay Free IR-
lsrary, to which he has mada several
mlmilas donAtiona. ,p
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-01
MEMORIES Of. SCHULTZ.
Character sketch Of - Nan Once
Prominent IN This state

The following Ehaa ss-ssrfgat ss.ft ~ PAM
sshuSe .tli he rssaS3 with interest by marry
people wha knew kiml in njs pa ms days
IL Is ov = y. STuslisx in his fRecos.ess-
sinDs % the Northwest
Schneze. II whom saw Eoc3 deal In
tae following years, was a 4alqGe char
actET. be belonged by right az birth 10
the minor FFNs~saa nobility bat he was
IN fact hlsa~t8uea atxeatmreF without
religion o. morals, bent 8ssn making 4
fortune nx hssrk ~ hg creek he had 4
very keen Intellect ana good deal II
charm NJ manner. AID ~ managed. with.
oat any capital IA res info number q
corporate enterprises and 10 secure eor-
sFssl - other sS~onles money. vhieh tie
Nssss sf7ss@rrEsg ssiSsls for aiS owa fuxmrfasss
mode ~ HEsTs ant 20 s9yanxse his persona
interests, @3e inspired confidence by his
zeal intelligence and asdacsfy however
snd - Was Implicitly trusted ~ the hlgA-
es officials Of the Nerfherra Pacific CEN
aauY Tor mary years. Whst he Tsmaifv
reached TIE end cs his rnya9. as all ssscA
raea SO N fssrls. II was discovered shss ne
Mas 1@fsaiter 20 ths sxfsst af nearly
half million - Esffars, ard to ssssApe
exposure re blew nus rs brains. There
was aTyskN biz "a tins sEFsng h5s erszen
years ~ mana SesneAF az Lard a~Asrs ssEsg
far the Oregon A California railroad an6
snsa fer Tie Nosfasss Pacific. when -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-01
rv avN. ux1~D .-c--x,--
City Attorney Peter, OF Ballard. Re
lies On Result OF Recount.


John ". Peter. whom the ballard city
council has declared elected city attorney
OF Ballard. yesterday filed his answer 10
the complaint Of ian l. HyIand. his de-
seafed opponent, who Is contest.ng Peters
election in quo warranto suit Peter de-
nies the allegation made by Hyiana that
the vote stood Peter rs, Hyland 2S5 He
alleges that the vote was really Peter 2s7
Hyland sa. In addition TO claiming a ma
torsty Of seven votes Ger alleges as a
eross-comp paint that Hyland having ac-
guessed in the recount made by the city
council is bound by the councils decision
against him.
The contest between Peter and Hyland
passed through many phases before Il sin-
ally reached the superior court in the pres
ent suit. The irregular marking OF some
o. the ballots cast was the primary cause
Of the trouble When the ballots were
counted the election board IL Is said, count
ed for the whole cstizeus ticket, upon
which Hyiand was running. ballots marked
only for the mayor. the head OF the ticket
The city council canvassed the returns and
threw out these ballots for all candidates
except the one actually voted for. The
result was A tie between Hyiand and Peter
Hyland demanded a certificate OF election
on the face of the returns, denying the
right Of the council TO make a recount In
a mandsmus suit Judge Moore sustained
Hyland ana ordered the certificate issued
The next move Of the council WAS 10 can
yass the returns again. This time all the
parties were present in person and by at
torney. and Peter was declared elected.
Hyland's certificate was recalled and reis~
sued TO Peter. Then Hyland began the
quo warranto suit.
In order 10 determine the questions In
have to be held under Judge Moore's su-
pe-visfon. II - claimed that there are
enough doubtful ballots 20 make the 6nal
result to great degree an uncertainty.