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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-07
LOCAL FIGURES
HOW TIE VOTES WENT IN THE VA.
QIOUS WARDS.
Scratched Tickets We're plenilfrl,
And IT Was Evident That Lot
OF Democrats We're Disgust
ed With Bryan and Some Of the
Local Nominees Republicans
BOILED 6o)d Vote

The Herald gives today a tabuiated
statement of the vote by wards in the
city. Returns from outside precincts
are not yet complete.
II will be seen that Mckinley polled
fair vote in the city; in one precinct.
the third he only lacked &c votes OF
polling the same number as his OPP
polent
Among the county candidates Boone
leads the democratic ticket in the city
by u votes Judge Walthall. who mad
no opposition polled 1851 votes in all
the wards and is second. Alderete and
Huffman polled nearly the same vote
and fell behind the ticket
Stevens. on the republican ticket.
ran like a race horse in the city Tor
commissioner of the precinct. He car
ried the fourth ward by substantial
maiority and was defeated by only
43i votes.
Outside precincts heard from are
Towne. YsIeta. Clint. Fort Hancock
and Van Horn. The places polled
heavier vote than was expected. Towne
went for Mckinley.
The valley was strong for Castillo
and in the outside precincts reported
he won by 1917 votes. Commissioners
Harris received almost the solid vote
at Ysleta and Fort Hancock went for
Clark against Garcia Towne gave JUS
tice Downs as old vote and Greene re-
ceived SO more votes there for con-
stable than Aberuathy.
The smelter precinct gave Cour-
chesne 80 votes and Stevens but 3. al
though it went for Mckinley. Cour-
chesne lives in that neighborhood.
The results are as follows:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-07

he wanted an advance of S25 per from
foot and was not anxious to sell at
that He is convinced that property
here will advance and that this city
will build rapidly and he has no fear
but that he will get better prices for all
the property he has to sell.
This is the case with local capitalists
as well. and all prices advanced con-
siderably this morning.
He Wants Help.
The following was handed in at the
Herald Office this morning:
Editor Herald: | see by the papers
that the democrats of Ell Paso will meet
tonight to .'ratify." | wonder If they
are not ready to- dispose of some of
their red fire, and ratification para
phernalia. If they don't want to sell
to us republicans they could let the
Carnival committee have it
Oh come on boys and help us ratify
Saturday night.
Joke On Park Pitman.
Some of the candidates tell good
joke on Park Pitman. the successful
candidate for county clerk
In company with several friends he
went down to San EliZario last week,
and met crowd of MeXicans at a
small bar. Park had been in the habit
of paying only five cents for beer in
FL Paso and felt that he could stand a
treat for the boys down there. He or
dered the beer for them and then went
in the restaurant for lunch. He came
out in about half hour and discov-
cred that the crowd was drunk and
still drinking on him and when he
asked the question he received an affir-
NATIVE answer. He ordered a halt and
called for his bill and was surprised to
learn that it was s52.40.
The Silver Question.
Two boys of a crowd of eight or ten
their ages ranging from ten to four
teen years. fell to arguing politics on
the way to school this afternoon and
the argument became so warm that
they stopped in the shade of a T. & P.
box car to take the matter a little
more coolly.
Anyway Bryan ought to been
lected." said one. cause he is the best
man for the poor folks. He would
make things cheaper and" Yes.
and give 'em Mexican money to buy
it with interposed another. What
do you mean. kid?" asked the first
speaker. would he have gone over in
JuareZ and bought them Mexican mon
ey and give it to en- No. not on yer
life. Johnny. would you ever catch
Bryan givin away money OF any kind.
said the anti-Bryan boy. Il mean if he
was lected that's all the kind of mon
ey we'd have oh. | guess. you
mean" said the first one. that he
would go down and get all the money
in Mexico and melt it up and have it
coined into American money: is that
what you mean. huh" and he leaned
back against the car with great digni-
ty. No. that aint it answered the
second boy. but Bryan bein' presi--
dent would make the United States
just worth half as much as it is now
and of course the money would be
worth Just half as much. That's the
reason I'm glad he wasn't lected and
my pa says he heard that Bryan was
mad cause the United States wouldn't
have free silver and was goin' to move
to Mexico and run for president next
time one was elected down there"
That settled the matter and the boys
went on to school.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-07
Annie Laurie.

Annie Laurie. about whom much
has been sung. real maiden. whs
was born in Dumfriesshire, Scotland. in
1852 and was quite as beautiful as the
poet would have os.e believe. Mr.. Doug
lass Finland. who composed the song
"Ronnie Annie Laurie" was very much
in love with her. hut she married anoth-
er man. one Alexander Fnrguson. who
probably did not write songs about her
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-07

But il You could sell these suits for
81 last month how does il happen you
want 50 much more for them now"
That's the trouble. my friend. We
couldn't sell those suits for So. Nobody
wanted them ut that price. At 1898
they are going Off like hot cakes"-
Chicago Tribune
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-07
BrInted Home Coming.

do you ever stay out late and wor-
~ YOUR wife, asked the young wo-
man.
Sometimes. answered MIR. Meekton
In contritc tone. only yesterday
didn't get home to dinner until Glib
washington Star.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-07
Forgiven.

He-Isn't his singing something aw-
full?
She-Don't be too hard on the poor
Fellow He's probably doing his best.
He-Oh. in that case it's all right
was afraid he was doing his worst
Chicago News
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-07
LINK AND FIN.

ford. whose place as brakeman was
taken by Extra Brakeman Hickey.
Twelve cars OF hogs were transferred
from the T. a. y. to the 5. y. yesterday.
They were going from Texas to Cali
fornia
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-07
Strategic Succes..

"Did YOU see Dunn? He was looking
for YOU
"Yes. l saw him: hut l managed things
so be didn't see me."-Chicago Record.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-30
MuSIanO.
g il b Ifrifd.
Bonn &riessi6auplatc.
9 on On. 21. Sam.

" " ", Il. Sait.
Sds &rie9samt perDffentlibte turS
na9 Mitterna6t folsenbe 0epei9e bon
General Butler, oatirt Spearman's
Camp, 20. Sanuar, 2lbenbs.
General Glerp lit beute nit einem
She'll bon @eneral Warren's Streitz
trGften bon 6 llbr Morgens bis z llbr
lbenbs i'm 9efe9t getpeIen. Sur6
ipeiie 8nubung ieiner Qrtillerie bat er
iib etpa brei Meilen portpdrts gear
beitet, einen SObenSug mad benz anz
beren nebmenb. Sie Sruppen bipatis
rem iebt auf benz Serrain, bas lie gez
nommen baben, dber Die Sauptl lteaung
befinbet ii9 nod por ibnen.
Ser 0erluit mar nidt f9iper. 9is
halb 7 ll6r Ibenbs pdren etipa bum
bert @erpunbete bereingebra9t pors
ben. Die 3abl Der @efaaenen lit nod
nidt feitseitellt.
Pretoria, 10. San.
Seute Morsen iparen bic britiI6en
9ruppen INNER nod baran, iibsr ben
Tusela Slub gu ieben unb glufitels
lung au nebmen. 8innen 3ur5em
,pirb eine S9la6t ertpartet.
pretoria, 10. San.
Captain Bates Senniipn unb 135
Gefansene bon Der 9arniion in &us
,uman iinb bier ansetommen. @s
felIt ii9 bsraus, baB in benz @efsdt
bei Ruruman feds 8uren setObtet
unb a9t3ebn perpunbet tpurben.
2abpimitb, 20. San.
i pid Spearman's Camp.
Der Seinb bat neue 8el9iiBe in
etelluns eebra9t, aus pelden a9tz
oSllige 8omben sei9oHen tperoen, uno
bat in ben lebten stpei Sagen beftiger
bcmbarbirt, obne isbo6 biel S9dben
ansuribten. Srei britiIde Solbatsn
purben peripunbet. Die Sruppen ius
keln iiber 9eneral Buffers erfolareis
&es 0prriiden. Mian fann feline Sea-
Wonen genau bOren uno bas plabsn
Der 8omben beutlid ieben.
6pearman's Camp, Natal,
20. Sanuar.
Seute Morsen tpurbe bonn linten
Eliigel fer Der Bonner BON Selbgez
I&uben sebDrt. Sffenbar bat General
Darren bic Bei9iebuns Der 8uren>
G1anaen auf benz Sabanmpana 9sz
Iirse begonnen. 4u6 purbe fir tur5s
8eit 9epebrfeuer gebDrt.
Inter ben am Oonnerstag sefangen
Nenpmmenen 8uren befanb ii6 audi
Ser Sobn zines S4tpieseripbnes bon
prGiibent ariiser.
2onb bon, 20. San.
Cine Spesialoepei9e aus 8apitabt
som Greitas Na9mittas um 1 llbr
beiast:
nOie gntlabtruppen fir 9abpimitb
Arinsen beitdnbis peiter nah Norpen
Dot. @eitern fanoen beftise 4dmpfe
Bait Dk 4ursn aishsn ii& auriid." :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-30
Office: Gde Der 6. nuo Sowa=S StraBe.
Selegrapbiite 9epeideu.
SxIGnD.
UraBli1er 9oo.

Benton $ ar B o r, Mi4., 10. San.
6. 9. Mad bon Der Natioudl Safe
e God Company, Gbicdgo, ipuroe
beute Mbenb, ipdbrenb er bic 9ufitel>
lung zines neuen @elbf9rdntes in Der
Gitisens 8ant beaufiidtiste, tobt gee
quetidt babur9, bab bic 5000 Pfuno
fdpere Sbiire auf i'm fiel. Gr mar
erit apei Stunben porber bon Gbicago
Qnaetommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-30
Seut I 9 I a n b.
ORES ben. 25. San.

" ' W. 80. NN0h'
Die peripittpete Ser5ogin bon
Sdlespig 9olitein. Mutter Der &ai=
ierin 2lusuite @ictorta, bic ieit lGnsez
rer 3eit an Rippenfellent5iinoung sez
litten bate, 1T bier beute Wtorgen ges
itorben.
9(uf benz tDnisli6sn G9lo1e ipurbe
.ioslsib na6 benz Gintreffen oerSooess
na1ricbt bic faiisrli6e Slasse auf
Salbmait gesosen uno Die Mniit auf
bsm YarabeplaBe puroe abbeiteat.
4uf sablreicben 9ebGuoen Der Stapt
purpen 5lags,n auf Salbmait aufges
biBt, barunter au9 auf Der ameritaniz
i9en 8otibaft uno benz ameritanil4en
@eneral=goniulat.
Die 3eitunsen pibmsn Der peritorz
bensn Sersoein ssfiiblpoae Na4rufe
uno briiden Der trauernDen &diIerin
ibr 8eileio aus. Der Saiier ianote
raid Ypten ab, tpelCbe mebrere midi
tige Qbma9ungen, Die er getroffen bats
te, abbeitellen iollten uno fubr bann
NIT Der &aiIerin na1 DRESDEN ab. Die
8serbiguns finbet wabrI1einli4 am
nGblten Spnntdg itatt.
DRESDEN, 25. San.
&aiIer @ilbelm unb 8.mablin iinb
beute Na6mittag i'm bieiigen S9lohe
angetpmmen.
9erlin, 25. San.
cSn ssolge bes glblebens Der pers
ipittpeten Ser5pgin bon S9lespiSs
Soliiein, Muttsr Der oeutI9en aais
iar;n, lit Die beutige Sefilircour unb
alle in gerbinbung nit Seailers Sc
burtstag Itehenos Seitli4teiten abbe=
Itelt poroen.
Berlin, %. San.
Wloraen 9l6enp tpiro &ailer Wil=
belm's S9auipiel Ser Giiensabn"
sum eriten Male i'm bieiieen t0nigli=
9en Shauipi.lbauie aufgefiibrt. Der
SaiIer bat srobe Sorsfalt auf Die
@orbereitunssn geuanot, bsIpnber2
auf bic @iniibung Der in oem Stiid
auftretsnbsn Solbaten, Die ppm 8ai-
Ter 9ll,ranber 9arbs 9renabier=&ez
aimsnt aur Mitpirtung abtommanbirl
iporoen iinb. 8eitern Seigte ibnen oer
&aiIsr, ipie lie ii1 in bem Stiid Su BE-
pe0en bGtten. Der &aiier bofft, BAT
Die Yerlinsr bas Stiid beifdllig aufz
nebmen iperoen.
8erlin, 26. San.
Die lebten Nahrihten aus Siibs
9(frita peroen bier als cine entl6iebens
Hi,berlase fir bic GnglGnoer geosutet
Oos ,SeutIGe Sagsblatt" nennt biz
britiI9e Gage balelbit einen abermalis
Gen Sritt in bic Mausfalle.
Die lsbtsn biretten oeutlhen Poit.
Ichen nab Sranspaal meroen jebt ppr
aopitact aus pbne irssno pel1e Gr.
tlGrung bon Seiten Der britiiben 8e4
bDrpsn suriitssldidt. Die oeuti1
prsIIe Seist ii6 in ibren @rtitelu iibsl
bieIe SbatIa9e re9t aufsebra6t.
Sin 3lpiI6snfau, Der Die Yittertei
Der @oltsitimmuns in Seutl6lanb g.
gen Gnslano illultrirt lit oas beutis,
SrIGsinen elmer ,Oie S4lubabreG1
nuna nit Gnglanb" bstiteltsn Slug
| i2rift. Die S6rift siebt Dor. Greis
! niRs in 1881 su iailSsrn unb sisb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-30
0erbaftet.

Nepgorf, 19. San.
2erob %. Secor, tpel9er beI9uloiet
ipirb, $1,000 bon Der 9oobri9
Transportation 60. BON Wfiltpaufee,
uls beren Saiiirer unteri9lasen gu
baben, ipurbe beute bier perbaftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-30

aa5eigen. bic bem Seiite Der tatboliI9su Rir5e
sntpioer iinb, ftnbsu feiue auiuabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-30
Uclgnbt.

| Sort Scott, &as., 20. San.
@eprge Silbee unb gb. Wteets,
Salbbriibsr, fpel9e bier 9lnfangs biez
fer Wp6e bes Morbes i'm eriten 9rdbe
iiberfiibrt tporben paren tpurben beuz
te 4benb i'm Sofe bes Gountpgefdngz
niFes bon einem @oltsbaufsn an Slpei
Bdumen aufgebdnet. 8siSe paren
ron &anias Gitb. sic batten i'm Sfs
tpber b. g., ben iIngen beutiden Sars
mer 2eppolo Gblinuer ermorbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-30

gen, unb es puroen I6pere 8ebenfen
pegen bes S9idials bon 2appImitb
ausgeipro9en. SaGperitGnbiae, pie
DECENTRALIZATION Sir ssreberid Carr
lngton, Der na6 Siio 9lfrita abtomz
manoirt 1T, unb 9oro 8ifforb, Der
ii9 als 4unbi6after i'm 3ulufrisee
unter 2orb WolfeleD bas 9ictpriafreus
beroiente, duberten iib pabin, bab lie
ni6t iiberrdiGt iein piirben, penn
Sen. Wbite's Sruppen innerbalb elmer
Wphe gefangen genommen piirben.
2pro Gifforb. Der bas 2ano tpie elm
gu9 tennt, fann niht Der riteben, tpie in
aller Welt General @arrsn iiberbaupt
auf ben Spion Sep btnaufseben tonns
te, obne ii4 Dprber gu iiberseugen, pels
DIE Stelungen ben Siisel beberri9en.
Die llnauldnslidteit Der 2anotar>
ten tonne i9perli9 als gnti6ulDiz
sung oafiir pprgebraft iperben, ba
Sen. Warren eine 9ln5abl bon Sunbz
i9dftern BEL iib babsn miiiIe, ni6t su
reoen bon Sffisieren, bic friiber einz
NAL in 2abpimitb sebient baben, unb
bic i3on BEL ibren Sasbausfliisen bic
9egeno fennen gelernt baben miibten.
WGbreno Sen. Warren ni6t bafiir sez
tabelt tpiro, bab er li9 unter einem
offenbar beftigen @randtenfeuer suz
riid5og, tpiro es ibm arg perba9t, bab
er eine Stellung beisbte, auf ipelbe er
feline 9lrtillerie niGt binaufbrinsen
tpnnte.
Sas allsemeine publifum nimmt,
na4bem Die erite gnttdui9uns por=
iiber, bic Sadie siemli6 slei9miit6ig
auf. 9lls bic 3eituneen nit sroben
lleberidriften nSpion Sop aufsese>
ben" auf ben StraBen eridienen, fanz
ben lie reiBenben 9lbiaB uno iiberall
blieben bic 2eute iteben, um bic 0epez
fden gu bur6fliesen. Die Sreuoe
bon geitern perpanbelte fib in Sriibz
ial bod famen feline duberli6en8unbz
gebungen por. Die Ha9mittags5eiz
trnsen befpra6en bic Ha9rtht nur in
turaen Nrtiteln unb seben i'm 9agez
meinen Der lleber5eusung 9lusorud,
baB trospem 2abpimitb entieBt per<
ben pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-30
Sii&of Jitseralo bum SGIaac
geriibrt.

Spnesborp, 4rf., 20. San.
Der bp9tp'ite 8ii9of Sibgeralo bon
2ittle Rpd, Der Sur 5irmung bier
peilt, erlitt einen S6luganfall unb
iein 3uitanb tit Acknowledgements.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-30
Jeuer.

Gafapette, Snb., q. San.
9ebdube, Maidinerie uno berges
ridtetes 9ola Der Sablor 2umber So.
purben beute Morsen bur9 Seuer
nollitdnbis aeritOrt. Ser S9aben be-
trdst $4,000, benz cine @eriideruns
bon $4,000 seseniiberitebt. Der
9plabpf purbe serettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-30
4rfirr her An,etpstt.

Seiratbs' uno aooesan,eissn init Sprua
$l.50; obue Sprub, sl.Oo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

The Ladies' Missionary society Of tho
Pr~sby;crian church met with Mrs. Hall
yesterday afternoon. a eooily nuintcr
of ladies were present aud ti,' Interest,"
ing subject of Home Missions was dis.
cus-ci- Delegates were elected To at
tend the Prcsbyt.rial meetings IN Colo
RADIO Springs in Apnl. Three new mc,n.
beers wcr. welcomed into the socit1y and
much interest shown IN the work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Mrs. NJ. l.. Partner is building new
hous. in the southwestern part OF town
to b. occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. j. W..
Phcniclc when completed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Work is being pushed on the grounds
Of Hill & Browns pressed brick works
and til. buildings will bc erected and
machinery put in place M soon ms thu
material arrives.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

There was good attendance OF Bar.
rcil & Erickson melon growers ut the
meeting on Saturday. This new COM
mission firm explained their i'ans Tor
i;:c coming season ahd the growers sscm
satisfied TINT they will receive tho best
possible returns from tfc,r shipments
through this agency.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Miss Mnie Irvine was thrown from her
wheel while riding down Main street on
Sunday morning, but soon recovered
from the accident.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Otto Than Of the Pueblo Courier ~ns
we'll plcasci with the reception given the
editors ut Trinidad recently. Hear him:
1--WE want to say right here that II ever
the opportunity presents iisclf to any ct
our reader io go to Trinidad ON any kind
sf convention event, let nothing interfere
with You. because those people down
Their. know all about entertaining guests
in the lai.,s; ard mos, approved style Of
IN. urt."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

J.J. Thompson is the pioneer express.
man OF Rocky Ford. his wagon bearing
the legend: Express No. !.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Tuesday morning as B. q. Wilson md
Mr.. Brown were driving down Main
street the horses became frightened III
the noise made by spool OF barbed wire
in tho wagon and ran. Mr.. Wilson
jumped out aud sprained limb but ID
able to attend to business.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

The Rocky Ford Brick & Tile 20. will
sci III. fires under their iirst kiln o'
brick for the season OF 1900. next week.
The brick Will be ready for delivery
about April 10th nf,er which time there
will be iirs, class brick for ever. body Ut
their Yards.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

T.. Story was IN town last week doing
some good work in the direction of Civ.
ing the Pueblo Evening star n better
standing with the Rocky Ford public. II
Is now proposed TO deliver the Star 10y
carrier the same day it is printed. immc.
diniciy on the arrival Of the cvcnin. train
from the west. This will make the Star
the iirs.t daily on the ground. Mr.. Stor.
WIS also talking some in the interest of
tho Interstate Farmers Exchange. an
association which buys and sells farms
all through the west. Of which our read.
ers will hear more IN n later issue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

The school bond election has been
postponed until April II. At that time
both new and refunding bonds will he
ynt..l nm
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Mary Il. Norris Of Del Norte pur.
chased this week Of Emma j. Brown y!
acres south OF town under the Catlin
ditch.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30
ROCKY FORD COLORADO. FRIDAY, MARCH 30 1900

JIM. LATHE this week sold A. II.
Hnmlin lot in block 80.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

The Rebekahs held n special meeting
Saturday evening for the reception o
new members.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Several Masonic brethrsn visited the
La Junta lodge on Monday night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Mrs. Emma G. keils Millinery Open,
ing Friday aud Saturday, April ana
Souvenirs given to visitors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

The damage cases OF Lawrence VI.
Auckland and Collins and Lawrcncc vs..
Auckland occupied the attention Of the
county court for three days this week.
The former was for alleged injury cans. d
by the overtiowing Of ditch. and the
latter for damage caused by hogs in a
corniield. The first case was Brought on
appeal from Justice court. where til.
plaintiff was awarded $3.50. The trial
this week resulted IN verdict for 81. In
the hog case the Jury was out all night
bu, failed to agree and was discharged
by the court. The total costs In both
cases would probably pay for respect
able little farm.-La Junta Democrat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Spnulding is an expert with bn.
bies. See his samples one block
north at Post Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Full line Of Garden Tools.
L. II. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Last Saturday David W. Barklcy. jr.,
left his wheel standing ut the foot Of the
stairs at the Enterprise Office aud re.
turned to get it early in the evening. b,
found it missing. Several years ago lie
had another wheel taken from the same
plncc, but it was recovered shortly after
wards in Pueblo. where the person '~to
s,ole 1t had tried to sell II. The person
who took tho wheel last Saturday even.
ing started towards La Jnnta but had
n mishap with the tire about three miles
aa.t Of town and threw the wheel down
in tbe rond and left il, where il was found
nnd returned to the owner. There nre a
good many dishonest transients IN town
inst now, and wheelmen would do well
10 be careful about whero they leave
fbcir wheels standing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-03-30

Arkansas valley editors me, in the an-
uual session OF the association at 1'rini'
dad aud followed the meeting with n
junkct to Galveston. The meeting,
while not we'll attended. was very pleas
ant. aud the papers presented were 81 in
,ercst. The officers elected were: Pres :
dent. +, ID. Goodalc. Trinidad: secretary,
%. il. Thum. Pueblo: treasurer. j. 4.
Lawless, Lamar. A vice-president FOR
each comfy was appointed. The neat
annual meeting Of the association will be
held mt Salida, but n business meeting
will be held in September, in Pueblo, TO
take mp matters for the benefit Of new :
papers to be presented to the next legis-
laturc.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-11
A thousand Tongues

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i feel like sounding its praises
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Trial bottles free at Harrington's
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-10-11
TRANSMISSION OF RETURNS.

Sec. 25. After canvassing the votes, the
judges and clerks shall make out the returns
of the election and the tally sheets thereof in
duplicate, signed and certified as required by
law one copy thereof shall be Immediately
transmitted to the deputy state supervisors by
the presiding judge or such other judge as he
may designate, the other poll-book and tally
sheet shall he forthwith deposited with the
clerk of the township or the clerk of the
municipal corporation, as the case may re-
quire, by another judge, designated by the
presiding judge, to be preserved for one year
after the date of such election. Such returns
shall he securely sealed up in an envelope and
addressed transversely upon the upper end
thereof to the proper officers with whom they
are to be deposited, with the designation of the
township, precinct and county, provided, that
in cities of the frst-cass and first grade OF the
second class, such delivery shall be made as
now provided by law.
From the time the ballot box is open and the
count of the votes begun until the votes are
counted and the returns made out, signed and
certified, as required by law, and delivered to
the judges selected for such duty for trans
mission, the judges and clerks Of the precinct
shall not seperate, nor any judge or clerk
leave the polling place except from unavoid.
able necessity, under a penalty OF fine OF not
less than fifty nor more than one hundred
dollars (83 v. 8s8.)
Given under my hand and at the Sheriff's
Office in Hooking County, Ohio, this 11th day
Of October, Ammo Domini, One Thousand Nine
Hundred