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When the Wolcott went to Sitka to take a northern run, there was tall, thin young man on board of her. His name was, and still is Baker, and he was purser of the ship. As soon as it became known that the Wolcott was really to go north, Baker commenced getting thinner, and by the time he left, he was even thinner than the "thiu man from Dayton" Purser Baker is back again and now that the Wolcott is to remain in this part of Alaska he is getting to be himself again. He has helped to make the Wolcott one of the most popular boats in Alaska and we are glad to note his return and that he is again happy among his friends.
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lie Is All Right.

Mining Record.
 Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Daily, who is one of the hold-overs from the Cleveland administration, is not a hold-over under a political idea but is a hold-over for the honest and efficient manner in which he has ofticiated. There have been several efforts made to remove Mir. Daily, and had they been made for political purposes-as to the victor belongs the spoils-there would have been no protest but by few mar, row-minded people, who, from selfish standpoint, would like to see MT. Daily removed. The citizens of this district have the utmost confidence in Mir. Daly's ability as a prosecutor, gentle man, and lawyer.
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MENDON.
How Pioneer bay was Celebrated -- Crop
Prospects.

Special Correspondence.
Mondon. Cache County. July 90
Pioneer day was honored BY one Of the
best celebrations ever held here. Tho
festivities began at dnyhrcuk by the
frlnE " q grand salute and hosting the
Stars aud Stripes. followed by Hcrennd-
Ing and grand procession, headed by
the Mcndon brass band. marching
through the principal streets u our
quiet little town 60 the meeting house.
Here a fine program was rendered
consisting OF speeches, songs, rccitn-
ti0uH aud q childrcn'a dance IN the az
ternoon. also "a baseball game by tho
firHt and second mines of Mcndun. re-
sulting 20 30 In favor of the former.
The days Amusement concluded with
n grand ball held In Richards hall.
We did not see that John Bnrlcycorh
was represented TO any great extent,
ana no casualties 20 any one.
The weather " very hot during the
day going 10 % degrees In the shade
sometimes. We had slight frost on
the morning OF the 2ist inst, no harm
done. People are busy haylng. which
crop IN pretty light this season. Grain
crop II some better than We expected,
the cold nights helping Il. Spring
grain II better than the winter wheat.
Potato crop moderate. Fruit, nix. only
some small fruit ms currantH. raap-
berries. gooaoberries. etc. Sugar bects
look pretty well.
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MINERSVILLE.
visiting Mississippi Nilsson Acquaintance
and Having n Good Time.


Mlnersvllle, Beaver CO.. July 2i.-we
took a run 20 Paruwun on the 18th
ana spent AN enjoyable week among
the good people NJ that thriving town.
Elder w. y, Eyre. whose uCqualnt.
nncn we made In Mississippi had the
kindness 10 convey uH TO that place
from Mlncrsvillo, We had the prlyl-
lege of visiting their sunday school.
and noting the superior advantages OF
instruction the chlldrcn have over ours
In the rural districts OF Mississippi.
We made our homo with Elder Eyre.
whore we were royalty entertained lie
conveyed uH 20 places of Interest ana
Introduced US 90 the leading men 81
the place. Here we met Elder Joseph
II. McGregor, who ataid with us a
week or two, IN company with Preai-
dent Albert MutheEcn, then OF tho
North Alabama conference. We formed
an attachment TO those noble men, that
time nor distance can never cifnoC. AZ
ter staying at Elder Eyrcs TN the 2iat,
We went to Pnragoona. four and half
miles, and took dinner with Elder g. s.
Topaz, who Is another OF our Misals-
sippi acquaintance, After enjoying
social chat with him, his aminble wife
and mothcr-ln-lnw, we were conveyed
10 Elder Eyro's parents, and spent a
pleasant night. The next day We made
Tor Minersvllle over "a spur OF tho
Wasatch Mountains, on a rough road.
on yesterday unday-We had the
pleasure Of listening 20 President Muir
dock and his son OF Beaver To-day, the
etth, we had the pleasure OF seeing how
"ploneeer Day" n celebrated by tho
sect everywhere spoken against. our
stay 80 far In these mountain wales
has been one Of pleasure and agreeable
surprises. ana II We live TO get home
We Will have much 10 tell 20 our Mis-
sisslppl friends. II. Il. DOTsoN.
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PENNINGTON.
Tramp Found ouiity OF burglary other
Court Matters -Indian sheepherder Dead.

Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Davis Co, July 26-
Judge Henry u. Rolapp held a session
u court at Pennington today
The principal matter that occupied
thH attention of the court was the trial
II iHH four tramps arrested IN Juno
last flr hurglariEing the chicken house
" John H. Bonncu10t At kayHNllle'
The counsel for the defense formal
~ entered motioA that sentence be
passed upon the defendant James VIII
ON who had pleaded not guilty TO tho
int count charging burglary. ana
giIlty 10 the second count, charging "A
larceny. on the ground that plea OF
guilty amounted to the same thing ~
a conviction.
Tho prosecution contended that the
Information was an entire thing ana
pemlttod Of but one plea-a plea to
he Information In It's cntlrclty. The
court sustained the contention OF the
pWHerutlln, aud required the defend
huis 90 enter a plva Of guilty, or not
guilty 90 the information na read. up-
n plea ~ not guilty being entered,
lha defendants demanded separate
trials
The prosecution elected 20 go TO trial
tgalust defendant Wilson, and the fol-
lWing Jury was impanelcd. Jas, H.,
Lndiurd John Preece. Alfred Burning
ham. Waiter Hampton. Moses Rock
Nooi, George Sanders, chris a. lay
bn, Fred Coombs. a verdict " gull
v q burglary was returned. with
court
10 The case Of Robbins W. Robbins,
telling Il suit on q promissOry note, n
lllgWrut by default was rendered IN
tal0r OF the plaintiff for the sum ~
N'N, with interest at the rate OF 10
W cent per annum from this date.
ON motion Of W. II. Strecper, Jr,.
county and prosecuting attorney, the
hargga against Thomas Harrington
"a Harry Nilvad. for burglary werc
lsWlslsd, These defendants were con-
ueled with the burglary OF Bonne-
Nofta coop at lNayAvillc; but ns they
ave served one month In the county
w and q special venirc would have
70 Issue for a jury to try their case,
W.. deemed that the public interests
neull be better aubscrycd by n dis
mlssll of the cases
an Indian sheepherder, who has been
saNnF Tor Frank IL. Rudy's flock Of
,u''p ln the mountains east Of BOuntl-
NV was found dead at the camp today.
lh' camp n at the head OF Barton
l'gh' was known that deceased had
g.n NIlug for a few days, but was not
.'l'llervl dangerously m Mr., Rudy's
" conveyed the news 10 B0untlful
,9E Justice Haywood Of Bountlful
iI luly go up Into the mountains to-
,.nl ln mold an inquest Mr.. Rudy
~" az north Point, Salt Lake coun-
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NTNA MINING AND MILLING COM
many. rs Principal Place % iuslurssl SAT- Lake
DIV. Utuh Nntirr /, hnuhy given that ai %
mratIur M tlr lhlvl NJ UlrUaiurs ~ tNU
Amnu Hining aud Nlllng tompany held Iu'Y
MA, levied uUuu tho capital stock " tue corr
marathon. PAYABLE Immediately 90 thr rrrrH-
tary Id ti'runirc uf thU company. Rooms Ill
$50 Mccormick Hu'k, salt Lake city, state
Npy stnfB upon which businessmen shall
r4rfIu nuWId uu Monday, August l4th. lsu
y1NI.sHuafIin and unless unymuut is made
krfIrr. WIII bt Sold uu Monday tnr ith ulF NJ
Spptpnhfr l-la, 90 pay tho duliuuu'ui ns4rss.
mtut. fuEnthur With cost ui advertising hhH
tNuUuzruf sllr.
IL, anIrr ~ the BOARD NJ Directors.
" o. OLSON. Secretary
SIN I--n LILN. l-LLM. luLN mn. W.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abstract Of transfers flied In the
county recorders Office, SaltLnkc city
July 90, 1899:
Ellen Olsen 10 W. J. jenkins.
warranty deed. 1875. acres, south
west quarter OF northwest quar-
ter. section 30, township south,
range j vest e. 's.' .'s. '''sN'VV0
Thomas Stokes to Louis Andrus.
warranty deed, acres north
east quarter section g. township
south. range / east q, 90. q. 81
]. l.. Howard 10 William Crane.
warranty deed. acres north
west quarter OF northeast quar-
ter section %, township 3 south,
range l east go. '.!' -. .'.s'' foO
Charles Grady 10 II. u. Watson,
quit claim deed. interest In
Olympia lode West Mountain 81. /
T. 4. DegroOt 10 II, Lombard
Jr qult-olnim deed, axe rods
southwest from ia rods south
OF lot g. block 30, plat A 800. 10
Martin Enquest TO Andrew Ny
lund, qult-clnlm deed, Interest
In Silver star lode, West Noun
tain .sssss sssss sss s.sssssss %
Martin Enquest to Andrew Ny
lund. qult-claim deed. interest
In Silver star lode, West Noun
tain sssss eel. sssssss ssss sssss 90
stephen Hays Of nj to G. II.
Lashbrook. deed. Harrison lode,
West Mountain =. =. e. =. -, 100
Daniel Higgins TO J. W, Camp
bell, trustees deed. part of lot
1, block 10, subdivision blocks
20. n, ~ and 20, plat G ct. o.. .. $50
Lars Jensen 90 Il. +. Crandnn,
sherlrs certificate Of sale, part
Of southeast quarter Of section
s2. township ! south, range
east o. &c. .'.'. '.'' -. ..s.''' LIS
-
Total ..... zee. ..,.. 90. ....ti.O7l
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Principal place ~ business. Salt Lake city
Utah
NO1fCT o. hereby given that uf meeting
Of thv dlratufs uf the l.nWrf Mammoth Nn-
lus Company held un Friday, the Btl dhy u
june. isaA tn assessment uf b rvr share was
levied Iu1u Che capital stock ufthe company,
payable tn lts secretary lt hls unlcu rlnm -
Progress Uulldlng, salt Lake CITY ltnh. Nc
once. nui before tlU Iisi day nf July. tsq
Any Stock uuuu which this ussrssinunt may
uWHIu unpaid nu the Ilsf day NJ July. lsA
viii hH Delinquent Huu advertised Tor sale nt
public auction, and unless payment ID made
before. Will nr snlu uu the 18TH day ~ August
La. tu my thv delinquent nssfssmout. to-
rUthuf with cu,t uf advertising aud pNpouset
~ sale SAMUEL .. PAUL -try.
go rwTres! HuiIlIng. salt Lake city. Utah.
Dated salt Lake tIty. Juur nth. ts1t
First publication. IulY LET, lsQp
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NOTICE. y hereby glvrn that genera
UUut'us ~ tUo stuskhu.dar. IN tho 5gflgf
hI.Nu hIuNa Company corporation uH-
uuf tNU Jaws uf Cab. will bH hold 100 fIo
uul us ulIHU, So 20 O. First south Street.
~ August ls". ut ue|uHN Dim ~ said unv
fHr iNr PURPOSE N nIus.dHfIus nud vutins
NirNu tIN fNI.IHIU. proposed amendments -
200 NfiIN.usui Incorporation uf said rumuHuy.
".Nli TO- amend article Ono ~ th1 SAID
nfiI. .ns ~ Incorporation Uy substituting Tor
iLu uufIa iuUuiE -utu UaI yUnf.. tHn wufds
my .W years Tho UufuIaH 10 such tmrHl.
myutls 90 change tHU Time uf duration III AID
corporation ffUm 1850 uiysurH llI iHftv M
yftfs. HHI fu| flu furfUUr purpose VI oIfrf.
inE uNIH.rs luu directors uf aH|I HHruHHIfIun.
aud Tor tho Transaction W such ufInr busL
moss us may uruuUfly HUmH D. 'UH. ID.
Dated tlis l1fh utF uT IuIE. I-.H
THOMAS Vs. ILNNlNDg
FRANK W. JENNINGS
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OUR OWN STATE.

by President Brigham Young when he
got TO Salt Lake city. The stove ~ the
property OF G. =. Anderson OF this
place. Mr.. Anderson says n the stove
could be kept OF some house N relics
he would let II go for that purpose. He
can prove the stove to be the one he
aialtnH "A 10 hn
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According TO recent investigation Of
lightning strokes In trees which cGr-
man has carried out, the beech tree IL
less often struck by the flash than any
other n IN unwisc 20 take shelter from
a thunderstorm under any trees, but II
Il H. "a case OF needs must the beech h
the best and the uok or poplar among
the worst
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When you amt got no money
Well-you needn't come round

nut you might telephone and say
when you viii have some; then Wen
see that the case Of Krug Cabinet beer
that you order II promptly delivered.
You know Us the best and when n per-
son n broke" they always want the
best Of everything. A. an appetizer u
can't be excellcd. but whats man TO
do with n Ennwing appetite when he's
broke" Hut you won't be broke. &"
remember, when the case OF KruE Cab
met arrives and may have enough left
TO purchase hrolicd lobster My
what rclish' Cabinet and lobstcrl
But Cabinet beer goes good with any
thing. Try II.
81. THoMAR. Agent.
y. q. Box 203. Salt Ike.
FRED KHuU nREwiNu CO.,
OMAHA
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OGDEN.
A.. More unfortunste-rresents Tor We
her stake fair.

her stake tahf'
social Correspondence.
Lien. tuly g7.-Managcr John Wat
y &. NJ !. has procured mum
n d,rs Ia be used here In decorat-
~ sitv when the Utah volunteers
ls and are given reception IN
I.,iSp The naE combinations nave
- thpm the words welcome - anu
n ard are very beautltul
SENT TO THE ASYLUM.
,.,,,raay afternoon Mrs. Elizabeth
IN vas examined By Dra Joyce ana
g','itsr as TO her sanity and by thom
if.j ID he q proper subject FOR the
si5ut al Provo. Judge Rolapp signed
~ 1r.ier Of commitment and me un-
s..urato woman was taken TO inc
.sylum this morning by Sheriff isayne.
WEBER STAKE FAIR.
p.o,rts from the committees work.
i-, ,n the tabernacle fair are begin
ni@v In COME IN They are meeting
ytfb d ready response nmong the pe0-
N. ana there IL no doubt that the OK
.,stiona Of the promoters will be full
Z, -stilrcd. The following gifts were
rspafted yesterday:
From the Durrant bort CarrinFe
s.,,rsnv. Flint Mich. one buggy
e,Wf1fe gaddiory company Salt Lake
AN two horse collars. The Fuller
warrou company. Milwaukee. WlA,
,rs stool range; stoddard Manufactur-
ier company. Dayton, Ohio. ono ten
rurrnsr Havana press drill sidney
stesi scraper company. Sidney. ONO,
ons tongue scrapcr, one drag rcrhpor'
A r. FARRELL n Company, Saginaw,
Mich. one clipper tanning mill.
Ths Fourth ward. ogden, reports n
handsome list OF gifts,
An amended complaint was filed yes
tariav IN the Office " the clork OF tho
second district court. IN the case OF
sanh J. Brown W. Richard r. Hume
III administrator OF the estate OF =.
n. Ash. deceased. and the Commercial
N,fiouai Hank OF ogden. The plaintiff
pr4ys Judgment against the defendants
f5r the restitution and possession or
certain promises Cthe Ash drug store
I'm Inc broom Hotel bulldinE). FOR
dinaroa and compensation for the use
ana rents. issues and profits % the
saId premises. and the detention OF the
same from the piaintlff, at tho rate u
fiGf ner month, for Interest and costs.
A complaint was sworn 90 last even
ing before Justice NJ. a. Brceden by
Fred ~ Nye charging Ed. ], Reid
with having obtained money and goods
ON % worthless check. A warrant was
ifsuei Tor Reds arrest.
Last week the four-year-old son %
Engineer Hastings % the Southern Pa
cINc was 10 unfortunate as 10 tujuro
tha biz toe Of his loft foot, while play
iug with "a Htep-ladder 20 seriously as
20 ueccssltntc nmputatlon. Dr. Pow
ers dressed the injured member.
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rornrH pIsTnIcE couRT.

The following orders have been made
by Judge BOOTH
THE divorce case Of Mrs. Thomas os-
bofnp against her husband, on the
rrounda N failure 20 provide and adult
tery was set for hearing July 2sth az
10 m.
In the case Of Per oscar Peterson w
l.. Oustnf Larson. demurrer heard ana
taken under Amusement.
Estate u Martha I. Ferris. deceased !
Andrew Engberg was appointed nd-
mlulstrator with bonds hNed az $500.
T. 10. X. Ferguson was appointed az
mInIairntor Of the estate Of Andrew
Ferguson. deceased under $1,000 bonds
LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA.
The family Of Mrs. Eliza Grimm Of
this city loft last evening for Los An
gelea cal. where they win make their
future home The family came from
Australia about two years ago.
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~ tho District Court. Probate Division. In
aud fur salt Take county,
state " Utah.
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T7TTTT VI "TTTT " ~ TT'I ~
Tho understand will SOIL 40 private ,ull
the fnlIpWiuE described real estate alilHitl
iu tho tlty aud County ~ salt Lake, state OF
Utah. The east half ~ cine Wrst hhIf ni lui
tw1 ~ 6IoeIg thlFty-Uyr NaI, plar "H, 20 SAT-
Lake Dity. survey being tNo and unr-hhli
rnds frontage and tWrnty rods lrpth cnn'
tanning htv square rods Oh uf Nlgr ~ ur-
bids Will bU rD'rlyUd at Buckle = sons Va
~ south Main street, salt Lake Nlty btahi
terms of sale cash. -
Administrator.
Dated salt Lake CITY, Utah July o. l,l9.
Allen u. Sanford, Attorney
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PnOIArG ASH UuAHpIANsniP
NUItgI.,

Consult County Clerk or the Respec-
tive sigucrH for Further
Information.
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N,bn brown stone company ITlu'II
place NJ business, Salt Lake City, iuh.


NOTICE o. hereby given thai NJ % meeting
of thp bllrl Of directors hold nu iln lAil ohf
rrnt IAN .Inrr was levied uu tHu capital
stock NJ tho corporation Ulhur lumc
dlntoly to thrsrFryfary Room 10 MrDufulek
Riuck. suIt Lake tlty ItAh| Anu my NiNh
un,u which tns assessment WuF rrWllu uu'
maid un tho ilth dHy OF August l'Nl WIZ hN
doIinuupnt and advertised flr 7hiu nt public
auction, and unless payment H. maze Nrlglh
Will ba slld uu tho lith day - ~uutrWhrr,
IkGl lad ia O'Clock NOM 90 pay tue urNWlurnl
Hssossmtnt, together Win tho cnnta ~ ul7
yefti.lur and expenses uf sale.
4. L. tllsNEN, Acting SECRETARY
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NoticpHThcrr nru Delinquent upon the fnl-
loving described stock. uu account uf ussUssa
mrni SO O. levied un tho nth day II June.
lsll. tho several amounts sst opposite tho
names ~ tie respective shareholders rs FOL
l0wat NumrlNs
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ELGDllI SMlll[ IakISl RlLl

And Treatment Rooms IN charge Of a
Competent Physician. who will UInFuuar
HUd uftarfluU fHf patients needing mrI.
IHHl uli. if Yuu have tafHTrN. hNHnrUa
HH. rheumatism, Nervous Troubles Ur
kidney Disease. come and hu cured
Auy hnH % bath yuu want Massage
nf both HrNDs swimming lessons fur
ladies uY the matrun.
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IA the Matter N che Estate NJ Abraham II.
Cannon. Deceased.
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TENING NEWS, THURSDAY, JULY 27, is

It viii be completed by November Goth
NJ this year. The building will serve
adequately the purposes of this now
prospective city Tor many years 10
come Tho site selected upon which to
erect this building Ia now the bone OF
contention. a numcrously signed pc
titi0n praying 30 have the site changed
has been presented 20 the council. and
there IA now some hope ~ having the
building near the business center Of
town Instead of being on the outskirts
and In close proximit~ 20 the mosquito
bottoms. na contemplated. TO suit the
interests Of n number Of citizens who
have built homes on their farms.
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RETURNED MISSIONARY.

Fred swalberr IN looking exceedingly
well upon his return from a 2I-montha'
mission to Scandinavia. He addressed
the Scandinavian Saints at their mcct-
Ing last sunday morning and spoke At
the ward services In the afternoon. He
f. n young man ana has acquired
marked ability during his absence.
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CHARLESTON.

''''''ilng Rolic-Virst stove owned by
frosldent Young In Utah.
'p,elal Correspondence.
nj, Afkstonl Cache CO., July 25.-Tn the
,hesl, on the 2ith Of July was OK
''''l the hrst stove that was owned
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PROVO.
nig Damage suit Arain., the II. O. w
Court Sotes.

Special Correspondence
Provo, July s6-Erlk Erikson today
Med a $4,000 damage suit IN the Fourth
district court against the RIO urahde
Western Hallway company for injuries
alleged to have been received Whlle en-
rared AZ n section hand by tho defend
AMT near Mill Fork. Utah county IN
May last
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QUNNISON.
win Build a Town Hall Inters.tiug school
Contest

Special Correspondence.
ounnlson, Utah. July 2G.-The town
council has let the contract for the
erection OF the now town hall to Measrs.
Grace Brothers Of Nephl, the contract
price To complete the bull1lng being
5000. Architect oscar Booth Of Nephi
will suporlntend It's construction. and
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DrLiNourNr Noricn on SALE.
Valley vicv Mlno q Nnnns COMPANY.

Principal Place N nusincss. Salt lake CITY.
State " Utah.
Notice There are delinquent up1r Tho fot.
lowing described stock 0i account III asass-
mont levied on the 5th day " May. 100 the
several amounts set UUuusite thr names ~
Namely a'
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INTERESTING ELECTION CON
TEST.

Charles H. Emhley. Fred Ludvigson
and Emma u. Mctcalf. school trustees
for Gunnison school district, were
served with subp0onas yesterday 10 be
I'm attendance nc the district court In
Manu ON August LIST. 10 testify In tho
Anderson kearncs contest case. They
are required TO produce oil books and
documents used, also the ballots cast
Mt the late election for school trustee.
There ~ deal Of Interest manifested
In this case. IN which " being contested
tho hight " Thomas Il. kcarnca 20 hold
the office to which he has been declared
elected by the Judges OF election. Ncphi
Anderson, the contestant IN the case,
received ~ more votes than Mr..
konrnc. but n large number of the ball
lots wprc declared defective In that
they omitted 10 have stated the office
10 be nlicd with the length Of term TO be
served Tho outcome Of this will be
closely observed aa heretofore the trtis-
tees were elected upon ballots cast
which had no other designation than
the persons name being voted for.