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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-03
FROM LORD ROBERTS.
OmciaI Account OF Defsat OF oil
Broadweod's Troops.

Omcial Account OF Defsat efc oil.
Broadweod's Troops.
London, April q Il 80 D. m.-Ths vnu
ofios reports that Colonel Broadwood
lost seven guns and all his baggage In the
ambush laid TOR him by the Beers ON
saturday. 7hs casualties number thres
hundred and nifty.
fhs war offios has rsesivsd the fellow
ins despatch from Lord Roberts, dated
Bloemfontsin, April 1:
II recsivsd news late ysstseday after.
noon from Colonel Broadwood, who was
as Thsba N'Chu, thirty y-sisht miles east
OF here. that information had reached
him that the enemy was approaohing In
two forces from the north and east. Hs
stated that II the report proved true he
would retire towards the water works.
seventeen miles nearer Bloemfontsin
whore we have had Q detachment Of
mounted infantry for the protection Of
the works.
"Broadwood was told In reply that the
ninth division Of Martyrs mounted In
fantry viii march 81 daylight today to
support him and that II he considered 4,
necessary. he should retire to the water
works. He moved there during the night
and bivouacked. At dawn today he was
shellsd by the enemy, who attacked on
three sides. He Immediately despatched
two horse artillery battsries aud his tag
gage toward Bloemfontsin, covering some
Of them with his cavalry.
"Soms two miles from the water works
the road crosses deep nullah or spruit
In which during the night q force OF
Beers ahd concealed them selves. 30 well
were they hidden that our leading scouts
passed over the drift without discovering
them and it Yves not until the wagons
and guns were entering the drift that the
Beers showed themselves and opened fire.
Many Of the drivers Of the artillery horses
were Immediately shot down at snort
range and several Of the guns wsrs cap.
tured. The remainder gAlloped away
covered by Roberts Horse which suffered
heavily.
Meanwhile Lieutenant ChestmAster oi
ReminEton's scouts. found q passage
across the spruit unoocupisd by the
enemy by which the remainder of Broad.
woods foroe crossed. They reformed with
great stsadiness, notwithstanding all
that had previously occurred.
"Broadw report, which has just
reached me and which contains NO dc
tails, stated that he had lost seven guns
and all his baggage. He estimates all his
casualties at about three hundred and
nifty, including two hundrsd missing.
"On hearing this morning that Broad
wood was hard pressed. I immediately
ordered General French with two remain.
ing cavalry brigAdss 70 follow In support
OF the Ninth division.
"The latter afser q magnificent march,
arrived on the soens shsstly after two p.
IN.
"Broadwood's force consisted OF the
Royal Household cavalry, this Tenth
Hussars, &C. and 'U' batteries Of the
Royal Horse ARTILLERY and Pitchers bat
TALON Of mounted infantry.
"The strength Of the enemy's is ssti-
mated at from eight thousand 10 ten
thousand with guns, the mum ber Of
which is not yet reported"
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time aud was there when nominated re-
turning only q week ago. He was colonel
on the STAFF OF Governor Mckinley. and
IL 9 very close friend OF Senator Hanna,
who IL said 70 have requested him 10
make the race. He (. was elected By over
sishty-fve hundred plurality over State
Senator Alfred N. Cohen, the fusion can
didass. together with the fall Republican
city ticket.
There were six arrests for Illegal vot.
ing.
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WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday, April 2, taken at 8
p. m. meridian time, the observation for
this section being given in this order:
Temperature, direction of wind, state Of
weather.
Boston. so, S. clear; New York, 46.
Sc, clear; Philadelphia, 50 S, clear;
Washington, 80. SW, p. cldy; Albany, As,
Sc, clear; Buffalo. 40. SW, rain;
Detroit. 40, w, p. cldy; Chicago, SO, E,
clear; st. Paul, 81, W. clear;
Huron. OAK, 90. E. clear; Bismarck,
46, Sc, clear; Jacksonville, 66, SW,
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REPUBLICANS WON.

Municipal Election.
Hartford, o.. April 2.-Ths oity slse-
tien today resulted In Alexander Harhi-
son, the Republican candidate being
slseted By . majority Of $500 over VIII
liam waldo Hyde, the Democratic oandi.
date. General Harbisen oarry ing every
ward In ths sity. Ths Only other contest
on the city tiskst was Ransom u. Titz-
gerald against yrsdsriek A. West for col
isotor. FitzssPald, Democrat, teing
elected By 1850 majority.
The ASst ward, Democratic strong
hold, was oarrisd for the flrst time In its
history By the Republicans.
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TOOK EMPLOYERS MONEY.

Bangor. April 2.-Georgs Larsck. who
acted As an assistant to Manager Eugene
Powers Of the Morrison comedy company
which closed an engagement here Satur-
day. collected about 500 of the comps
ny's share Of the receipts that
Alght and disappeared. ItIs said that
q Bangor giEl with whom he has been
iAtinaes sinee he has been here has alss
gone.
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DEATH OB MRS. JOHN A. ARM
STRONG,

Philadelphia, April 2.-Mrs. John a.
Arm strong. mother of Mrs. Anthony J.
Drexel and Mrs. William Rhpelandel
Stewart, died yesterday. Both Of the
daughters are in Paris. Mrs. Armstrong
was socially known all over the world.
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
Portland. April 2. 190O-The local
weather bureau records the following,

weather bureau records the following,
Sa. m.-Barometer. 90. $50; thermome-
ter, 400; dew point %; rel. humidity,
90; direction of wind, SW: WING veloc-
ity, 8; state of weather, clondy.
Sp. m. Barometer. 30.0l3; thermome-
ter, 440; dew point, "a; rel. humidity, 81;
direction of wind, SW; wind velocity, 2;
state of weather, clear.
Max. temp, "a; min. temp, "a: mean
temp, A: max. wind velocity, IS SW,
precipitation-24 hours 0.
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ESTABLISHED JUNE %, 1se2-voLA ss.
PLUMER DEFEATED.
Mafeking Relief Expedition Driven
Back.

Pretoria, Sunday, April L-Cannonad-
Ing ives again heard in the direction Of
Bradfert Saturday and 10 10 reported tha,
heavy fighting occurred Saturday around
Mafeking. IL IL added that Col. Plum
sr's relief column was oompsilsd 10 retire
with loss. No details have been received.
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DOWN TO TWO THOUSAND

Big Democratic Majority I'm Utah Re-
duced TO small Figure.
Salt Laks. Utah. April a.-King,
DEM, for Congress. 10 elected over Ham
mond. Rep. by probably two thousand
majority. His majority In Salt Lake.
seven hundred and hfty-foui and outside
precincts heard from covering over hall
the state show six hundred and thirtseu
majority for King.
CHOSE A MINISTER.
Columbus, Ohio. April 2.-Rev. Wash.
inston GLADDEN., the eminent Csngrsea-
tional clergyman, was elected TO the oity
council from the seventh ward, defeating
O. Il. Miles, Republican by seventy six
votes out OF o total Of eighteen hundred
cast. DR. tladden ran as an independent
candidate though endorsed by the Demo-
Gratis at the caucus.
REPUBLICANS WON IN CLEvE.
LAND.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 2-Ths returns
OF. the election indicate that Thomas
Fell, Republican, osndidats for school
director 10 elected BY plurality that will
reaoh eight thousand.
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ISN'T 1T FUN

To find when you are all ready for bed that
YOU forgot 10 attend TO the heater in the morn
ing ana fire nearly out. Put on wood, wait 10
minutes TO get started, then put on coal and
BENSON'S ALWAYS READY CHARCOAL
put on a half-bag. then hard coal, fix drafts, go
to bed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-04-03

Care must be taken to avoid baking now.
ders made from alum. Such powders are
SOLO cheap because they cost but a few
cents per pound. Alum IS a corrosive acid
which taken IN food means injury to health.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For Judge of Supreme Court.

GUSTAvE C. BARTELS, Denver. Colo.
RADIO; residence, 14Ol Vine street, Denver,
Colorado business, 5O2 and 507 Peoples
Bank building, Denver, Colorado, Repub-
lican.
EUGENE ENGLEY, Cripple Creek, Cole
RADIO; residence, All East Bennett avenue,
Cripple Creek, Colorado; business, All East
Bennett avenue, Cripple Creek, Colorado.
Social Democrat.
]. W. MARTIN, Berkely, Colorado. So
cialist, Socialist Labor.
JOHN T. RICE, Denver, Colorado; resi-
dence, Sl1 28th street, Denver, Colorado;
business, 4O1 Cooper building, Denver, Colo
RADIO. State Labor. Populist.
ROBERT W. STEELE, Denver, Colo
RADIO; residence, 1919 Washington avenue,
Denver. Colorado; business, Court House
Denver. Colorado. Democrat, Peoples, lei
l'r S,'vrr Republican, Silver Republican,
Bryan icket.
FRANK ]. wILLSEA, Denver; residence,
West Seventh avenue, corner Mead; busi-
ness, 1913 Champa street. Prohibition.
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Special Notice.

A number OF our customers lately seem
to think that we are doing regular
credit business / wish to state that
this is not fact We aim to do a
strictly cash business" and wish all our
patrons to take notice hereof. We will
accommodate our trade Nll we can, how
ever, and will leave bundles wherever
directed. But when we present the bill
for the same, We expect to be paid, as it
takes too much of our time to call for
bills several times II my driver is put
off" any more after this, bundles will be
brought back 10 our office. Being con-
sikerably behind with our collections
now, we will put on Especial collector, f"
who will collect all back bills for us and
receipt for them. II anybody wishes
special arrangements they may be ac-
commodated by calling at our Office.
EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY,
Frank Buehring, Prop.
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For Presidential Electors.

BENJAMIN H. EATON, Eaton. Weld
County, Colorado; residence. Eaton, Weld
County, Colorado; business, Eaton, Weld
Colorado. Democrat, Peoples, Teller Sill
yer Republican, Silver Republican, Bryan
Ticket.
CHARLES j. HUGHES, JR., 72s 10th st.
Denver, Colorado; residence, 200 Grant
avenue, Denver, Colorado, business, 12S 18th
street. Denver, Colorado. Democrat, Peo-
piles, Teller Silver Republican,, Silver Repub-
hcan, Bryan Ticket
THOMAS M. PATTERSON 4Ol Ernest q
Cranmer Building, Denver, Colorado; resi-
dence. 1915 Pennsylvania avenue, Denver,
Colorado; business, 401 Ernest & Cranmer
Building, Denver, Colorado. Democrat,
Peoples, Teller Silver Republican, Silver Re
publican, Bryan Ticket.
JACOB H. robson, Georgetown, Colo
business, Georgetown, Colorado. Democrat,
Peoples, Teller Silver Republican,, Silver Re-
publican, Bryan Ticket.
SIMON GUGGENHEIM, Pueblo, Colo
RADIO: residence. Pueblo, Colorado; business,
Pueblo, Colorado. Republican.
IRVING HOWBERT, Colorado Springs,
Colorado; residence, II North Weber street;
National Bank, Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Republican.
THOMAS S. MURRAY, Denver, Colorado;
residence, 343 Broadway, Denver. Colorado;
business, 1915 Welton street, Denver, Colo
RADIO. Republican.
THOMAS F. WALSH, Ouray, Colorado;
residence, Ouray, Colorado; business, Camp
Bird Mine, Ouray, Colorado. Republican.
VIM. NJ. ASH, Delta, Colorado; residence,
Delta, Colorado; business, Delta, Colorado.
Social Democrat.
JNO. H. MORROW. Denver, Colorado;
residence. III South 11th street, Denver,
Colorado; business, lib Steele block, Dem
yer, Colorado. Social Democrat.
]. EVERETT SEELEY, Goldfield, Colo
rade; residence, Goldfield, Colorado; busi-
ness, Goldheld, Colorado. Social Democrat.
CHARLES J. CLAYTON. Denver, Colo
RADIO; residence, 1903 Hum bolt street; busi-
ness, 1901 Humbolt street. Prohibition
RALPH HILTON, Greeley. Prohibition.
ADAM MILLER, Gunnison. Prohibition.
JOHN TREW, Delta. Prohibition.
GEORGE BAUER, Denver; residence,
1862 Curtis street, business, 1862 Curtis
street. Socialist, Socialist Labor.
JAMES DALBY, Louisville. Socialist,
Socialist Labor.
CHARLES RICE, Russle Gulch. So
calist, Socialist Labor.
]. M. SELLERS, Grand Junction. So
ciaist Labor.
JOHN d. KLECKNER, Denver, Colo
rado residence, 1886 Hooker street; busi-
ness, same. Populist.
THOS. H. MARSHALL, Green, Colorado;
residence, Green Mt. Falls; business, same.
Populist.
WILLIAM S. NEAL, Denver, Colorado;
residence, 23O9 Champa street; business,
same. Populist.
DAVIS S. WAITE, Aspen, Colorado; resi-
dence 234 West Francis street, business,
same. Populist.
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For State Treasurer.

ORSON ADAMS, JR., Grand Junction,
Colorado; residence, Grand Junction, Colo
RADIO; business, Grand Junction, Colorado.
Republican.
JAMES N. CHIPLEY. Pueblo, Colorado;
residence, III East 9Th street, Pueblo, Colo
RADIO: temporarily 1926 Broadway, Denver,
Colorado; business, Pueblo, Colorado; tenn
porarily State House, Denver, Colorado.
Democrat, Peoples. Teller Silver Republi-
can, Silver Republican, Bryan Ticket.
FRED HOFFMAN, Montrose. Socialist,
Socialist Labor.
WILLIAM Fl. MCCLURE, Canon City:
residence, sol Macon avenue. Prohibition.
HENRY MARCADAL, Denver, Colorado;
residence, 1S47 Platte street; business, same.
Populist
GEO. SEITz, Cripple Creek, Colorado;
residence, 40s West Bennett, Cripple Creek,
Colorado; business, 40s West Bennett. Grip
Pile Creek, Colorado business, 408 West
Bennett, Cripple Creek, Colorado. Social
Democrat.
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For Attorney General.

DANIEL c. BURNS. Denver; residence,
841 South Water street; busdeuce, 1913 Glen
arm street. Prohibition.
E. M. DAWES, Montrose. Socialist, So
cialist Labor.
CHARLES c. POST, Georgetown, Color
ado: residence, Georgetown, Colorado; bus
mess, Georgetown, Colorado. Democrat,
Peoples, Teller Silver Republican, Silver
Republican, Bryan Ticket.
ROBERT I. YEAMAN, Trinidad, Color
ado; residence, 324 Colorado avenue; bust
ness, bank block, Trinidad. Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For Lieutenant Governor.

JOHN C. CALDERWOOD, Victor, Colo
RADIO; residence, Victor, Colorado; business,
Victor, Colorado. Populist, State Labor.
FRANK C. CHAMBERLAIN. Colorado
Springs, residence. 500 East High
street; business, l. Bank Block. Prohio oi-
ton.
DAVID C. COATES, Pueblo, Colorado;
residence, Pueblo, Colorado; business, Pu-
eblo, Colorado. Democrat, Peoples, Teller
Silver Republican, Silver Republican, Bryan
Ticket.
A. DeGUELLE, Olathe. Socialist La
Dor.
PATRICK w. DOYLE, Denver. Colorado;
residence, 1920 Lawrence, Denver, Colorado;
business, 1924 Champa street, Denver, Colo
rado. Social Democrat.
PERCY s. RIDER, Rico, Colorado; resi-
dence, Rico, Coloi ado; business, Rico. Colo
RADIO. Republican,
BENJAMIN M. HURWYrZ, Denver,
residence, 1861 11th street. Socialist.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For Secretary of State.

MARY L. HENDERSON, Leadville; resi-
dence, 319 West Chestnut street. Prohibi-
ton.
c. W. McCRONE. Denver, Colorado; resi-
dence, Denver, Colorado; business, Denver,
Colorado. State Labor. Populist.
DAVID A. MILLS, Denver, Colorado:
residence, 1868 Lafayette street, Denver,
Colorado; business, 3O5 Kittredge building,
Denver, Colorado. Democrat, Peoples, Tel
Ter Silver Republican. Silver Republican.
Bryan Ticket.
JOSEPH w. NILSSON, Canon City, Colo
RADIO; residence, Canon City, Colorado
business, Canon City, Colorado. Republi-
can.
GEORGE w. SANDERS, Cripple Creek,
Colorado; residence, 1876 Carbonate street,
Cripple Creek, Colorado; business, 136 Car
Donate street; Cripple Creek, Colorado.
Social Democrat
A. W. WEBSTER, Vance. Socialist
Labor.
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State of Colorado,
County Of Mesa, 90

l, Henry Nichols, County Clerk
in and for said county in the state
aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is a true
and correct list of the candidates
to be voted for at the General
Election, to be held Tuesday, Nov
ember 9th, A. D., 1900, together
with their several postoffice ad-
dresses, places of residence and
places of business as shown by
the certificates of nomination now
on file in my Office.
Witness my hand and the seal
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For Auditor of State.

CHARLES ". CROUTER, Greeley, Col
orado; residence, Greeley, Colorado; busi-
ness. Greeley, Colorado. Democrat, Poop
les, Teller Silver Republican, Silver Repub-
lican, Bryan ticket.
JOSEPH HARVEY, Central City. Pro-
hibition.
w. G. HENRY, Oursy, Colorado; resi-
dence, Ouray, Colorado; business, Ouray,
Colorado. Social Democrat, State Labor,
Populist.
ALFRED Fl. LAMPE, Denver; residence,
915 South Ninth street. Socialist, Socialist
Labor.
JAMES S. MURPHY, Altman, Colorado;
residence, Altman, Colorado; business, Alt
man, Colorado. Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31

Denver, Colorado; business. 134O Lawrence
street, Denver. Colorado. Social Democrat.
CHARLES R. DUDLEY, Denver, Colora-
do; residence, 1874 Marion street, Denver;
business, 18th street and Court place, Den
yer, Colorado. Republican.
HERBERT KEMPTON, Colorado Springs;
residence, 400 South Nevada. Socialist, So
cialist Labor.
FRANK E. KENDRICK, Leadville, Color.
ado; residence, Leadville, Colorado; busi-
ness, Leadville. Colorado. Democrat, Peo-
Piles, Teller Silver Republican, Silver Re-
publicon, Bryan Ticket.
FRANK w. MILLER, GoldAeld, Colora-
do; residence, Goldfield, Colorado; business
Goldfield, Colorado. Social Democrat.
WILLIAM A. PACKARD, Monte Vista,
Colorado; residence, Monte Vista, Colorado;
business, Monte Vista, Colorado. Republi-
can.
BURTON d. SANBORN, Greeley. Pro-
hibition.
WILLIAM E. TETZEL, Sterling, Color
ado. Prohibition.
JOSEPH YOUK, Louisville. Socialist,
Socialist Labor.
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Republican,,

building, Denver, Colorado. Republican.
S. B. HUTCHINSON, Grand Junction.
Socialist, Socialist Labor.
JAMES B. ORMAN, Pueblo. Colorado;
residence, Pueblo, Colorado, 1907 Orman
and Union avenues business, Pueblo,
Colorado. Democrat, Peoples, Teller Sill
yer Republican, Silver Republican, Bryan
Ticket.
JAMES T. PIERSON, Ouray, Colorado;
residence, Ouray, Colorado; business, Ouray,
Colorado. Populist, State Labor.
JAMES R. WYLIE, Denver; residence
545 South Pearl street. Prohibition.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For Superintendent of Public In
structiOn.

HELEN L. GRENFELL, Blackhawk,
Colorado; residence, Blackhawk, Colorado,
temporarily 1882 Elizabeth street, Denver,
Colorado; business, Bl ackhawk, Colorado;
temporarily State House, Denver, Colorado.
Democrat, Peoples, Teller Silver Republi-
can, Silver Republican, Bryan Ticket.
MRS. lone T. HANNA, Denver, Colora-
do; residence, 500 14th, Denver; business.
500 14th, Denver. Republican.
IDA R. JOHNSON, Grand Junction. So
cialist, Socialist Labor.
ELIZABETH SMITH, Grand Junction.
Prohibition.
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Official List
Nominations,

OF candidates to be voted for at
the General Election to be held
November 9th, A. D. 1900. togeth-
er with their respective postoffce
addresses, places of residence and
places of business as given in the
various certificates Of nominations.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For District Attorney, Seventh
judicial District.

tion, Colorado residence, N1 Grand avenue
Grand Junction, Colorado; business, South.
west corner 4th and Main streets. Grand
Junction, Colorado. Teller Silver Repub-
lican, Silver Republican, Democrat, Peoples
HENRY w. ROSS, Grand Junction, Colo.
RADIO; residence. Grand Junction, Colorado
business, Grand Junction, Colorado. Re-
publican.
W. E. TEN EYCk, Grand Junction. So
cialist.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For Regents State University.

WILLIAM H. BRYANT, Denver, Colora-
do: residence, 1928 South 14th street, Den
yer, Colorado; business, 621 Ernest Gran
mers building, Denver, Colorado. Demo
crat Peoples, Teller Silver Republican, Sill
yer Republican, Bryan Ticket.
BLANCHE L. DELAPLATNE, Denver,
Colorado; residence, 1340 Lawrence street,
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For County Commissioner, Firs1
COMMISSIONERS District.

FRANK COLLINS, Fruita. Colorado; resi-
dence, South west quarter South-e east quar-
ter, Section 8, 1 north. west; business
same. Republican.
JAMES U. HARRIS, Grand Junction
Colorado; residence, North west quarter
Northwest quarter of Section 5, S, w
Ute Mer.; business, same as residence
Democrat, Peoples, Teller Silver Republi.
can, Silver Republican.
NELSON PRITCHARD, Grand Junction
Socialist Labor.
THOMAS B. SCOTT, Grand Junction
residence, farmer. Prohibition.
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For Governor.

DEWITT c. COPLEY, Independence,
Colorado; residence, Independence, Colo
rado business, Independence, Colorado.
Social Democrat.
FRANK c. GOUDY, Denver, Colorado;
residence, 1853 Clayton avenue. Denver,
Colorado; business, 3os Ernest q Cranmer
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For District Judge, Seventh Ju
dicial District.

THOS. ]. ARMSTRONG, Grand Junction
Socialist Labor.
THOMAS c. BROWN, Gunnison. Colo.
RADIO; residence, Gunnison, Colorado; bust
ness, Gunnison, Colorado. Republican.
THERON STEVENS, Ouray. Colorado
residence, Ouray, Colorado; business, 0uray
Colorado. Teller Silver Republican, Silver
Republican, Democrat, Peoples.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For County Surveyor, ito Fill

For County Surveyor, ito Fill
Vacancy.)
CHARLES W. HASKELL, Grand juno
ton, Colorado; residence, 945 East Rood
avenues; business, 453 East Main street.
Democrat, Peoples, Teller Silver Republi-
can, Silver Republican.
w. C. MESERVE, Grand Junction, Colo
RADIO. Socialist Labor.
]. w. PARMENTER. Grand Junction,
Colorado; residence, South half Northeast
quarter Southeast quarter, Sec. l, l S, l E.
business, same. Republican.
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For COnsta able in Justice Pre-
cinct Number One.

]. L. SLOAN, Grand Junction, Socialist
Labor.
FRANK M. WEIGH, Grand Junction;
residence, $50 Ute avenue; business, County
Court House. Democrat, Peoples, Teller
Silver Republican, Silver Republican.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31
For Representative to the Fifty
Seventh Congress of the Uni
ted States in and for Second
Congressional District of Colo
RADIO.

JOHN c. BELL, Montrose, Colorado;
residence, Montrose, Colorado /; business,
Montrose, Colorado. Democrat, Peoples,
Teller Silver Republican, Silver Republican,
NIXON ELLIOTT, 1925 Berkley avenue.
Pueblo, Colorado ; residence, 1925 Berkley
avenue, Pueblo, Colorado. Socialist Labor.
HERSCHEL M. HOGG, Telluride, Colo
RADIO; residence, Telluride, Colorado; busi-
ness, Telluride. Colorado. Republican.
VIM. h. LEONARD, Cripple Creek, Colo
RADIO; residence, 100 South Second; Grip
pie Creek. Colorado; business, 100 South
Second, Cripple Creek, Colorado. Social
Democrat.
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You OUGHT To Go.

To California this fall and remain
there during the winter-its climate is a
dream OF luxury. Write or call on W. .
X McAllister, General Agent Southern
Pacific Company, 1112 Seventeenth St.,
Denver, Colorado for rates, routes. maps
and descriptive literature.
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For Representative in the Thir-
teenth General Assembly for
the County Of Mesa to succeed
Hon. George Smith.

l.. B. BROWN, Grand Junction, Colorado,
residence, Chipeta avenue, between 4th and
9th; business same. Republican.
ID. L. HOWARD, Grand Junction. So
cialst Labor.
CHARLES KIRKENDALL, Fruita, Col
orado resden, farmer. Prohibition.
JOSEPH E. ONG, Grand Junction. Col.
orado; residence. northeast quarter, north
east quarter Section %. Township north,
Range l west Ute meridian; business in the
Bluestone valley near DeBeque, Colorado.
Democrat, Peoples, Teller Silver Republi-
can, Silver Republican.
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of said county at the City Of Grand
Junction, this 2eth day Of October,
A. d. 1900.
HENRY Nichols,
[SEAL] County Clerk.
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For Justice of the Peace il
Justice Precinct Number One

JOSEPH z. SWEENEY, Grand Junction
residence, No. 6 North Fifth street; busl-
ness, same. Democrat. Peoples, Teller Sill
yer Republican, Silver Republican.
W. M. VAN BUREN, Grand Junction
Socialist Labor.
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CONNECTIONS, cigars. and fancy grocer,
les at "The Progress Next to Hardy
Bros
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-31

A good $3.50 piano for 5000 been used
but very little. Thompsons Jewelry &
Music Co.