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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

Arbuckle yesterday advanced the price
OF refined sugar points. The move had
been expected after the advance Of 1-l5c
a pound on raw. Sugar was very weak
early in the day, but recovered most of its
loss after the news OF the Arbuckle move
had been made. Sugar stock is in pc
culiarly dangerous position as far as the
average Spectator is concerned. 1t may
be intended that it shall sell TO $50 in
few weeks. or, on the other hand, the
predictions of the bears that it is TO drop
to so may be true quite as easily.
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new high prices for this movement and
both showed net losses for the day.

The Baltimore and Ohio securities were
the strongest on the list, with the excep-
tion of Third Avenue. They both made
good net gains for the day, closing at Sc.
There is fine manipulation in these securi-
ties and the insiders evidently do not in
tend that they shall show any weakness
until the new stock is fioated al SO by the
company
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

T,vo-base hit-Keeler. Thieebase MtWalsh.
Stolen bases -Sheckard, Keeler. DAILY. DcMontre-
vile. Double plsy-Yeager to DAILY to Kelly.
First base on halls-By Maclhy 9. Hit by pitched
ball-By NcGinnity l. Struck Out-By Dlnn.
.; Ly McGinnity l. Passed ball Ctgnstou.
Lift on bases-BrookIyD :. Balk-Mackay Wild
pitch-Niacksy. Time OF game-I hour and 45
minutes Umpire Simpson.
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The stock market yesterday was profess
SIGNAL. and the professionals We're bear
ish for the most part. so that declines at
the close We're more numerous than ad-
vanees. II is difficult to estimate the i'm
portanee Ct the present selling movement
On the one hand, some of the most care
full financial people profess belief that
1T Is only short selling. and liquidation by
small holders, but there IS another party
who express the opinion very positively
THAI many Of the important pools arc sell
ing cut or At least very much Tightening,
their loads. The general situation IS OF
such d character as to I'll investors and
people with fair margins with confidence,
but there Is undoubtedly a good chance
that the downward movement of prices
may extend several points, under the in
fiuence OF the weakness in Sugar. the
steel securities, and some other parts of
the group. Buying on the declines in the
railway list and the best Of the steel Sc
cuFities is advised. London continues to
be purchaser of American securities, and
this account has done much 10 hold up
prices during the past three days. The
LondCnsrs' view OF the situation IL TN
QUESTIONABLE the right one from the in
vestoT's standpoint. Despite temporary
weakness. very few careful people doubt
that the level OF prices on all good Sc
curities will be much higher than al pres
ent before many months have passed. 1t
may he noted that the banks have gained
from the ub-Treasury since last Friday
& sG0 00O which. with the gains from the
interior. make certain fine bank state
ment this week. II Is not thought that
the loan account will show any such it,
crease this week as last. as the borrow
ings for speculation have not been on
nearly such large scale as heretofore
Money rates were easy yesterday. and
promise 10 continue 50.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
THE KNIGHTS OF noNoR-A grand frateruai

The KNIGHTS OF HUNUH-A grahd frateruh
organization, the peer o. any, surpassed by
none during the twenty-sx y.ars of its existence,
has paid to its benefciaries, the widows and or
phsns Of thirty -fve thousand deceased brothers,
the munifcent sum CT SlXTI-NlNE MILLION DOL
LARS, TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN TH0Us-
AND DOLLARS Of which has beeen dsbursed in
this city; TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS in
1890 FRANCIS F. BATES, Grand Dictator, 1928
9Th st. NV; JOHN Fl. KING. Grand Reporter. lol5
| 81 Sc spi03t
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs G. Co.,
members of the New York Exchange, 1919
E Street
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11
MOnev TO Loan
ON
Household Furniture, Pianos. etc.

II you are In need OF money. desire to in
torn YOU OF our method We secure you
: loan on an easy monthly payment plan, AZ less
coet than ever before and below the rate Of any
other company in the city. You pay in full
at any time after the loan is secured, and it will
only cost you for such time you have had the
money. Our business is strictly privs te, and all
applications sle treated conhdentially. u you
have loan with any other concern you can Sc
money If desired It will pay you to cali and se.
US before goirg elsewhere. We ready a. any
all times during Office hours TO give iniorma
tion concerning ouf business methods. and you
will receive courteous treatment
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE Co,
sp1s-tI ec2 ST. N. W.
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Loans OF $40 ~. on 1 HSHs;49 made
fPIANOS. HORSES

Wagons. etc. at lowest rates and on the day
YOU apply We are losning on the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost Of
where and allows you to pay it Of in any sized
notes you desire. running from ore to twelve
months. lou only pay for the Use Of money for
the length o! time you carry 1t. II you have
loan with some other company we viii pay II
Oh and advance you ulo.> money il desired. Rates
cheeriuily give2 and 20 cost 20 you unless loan
Gail and &c. rates Front room, srst aoo., Sci
sntifc American building.
National Mortgage Loan CD.
625 Street N. W.
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Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange, 1919
T Street.
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SO + Street NV.

ATTENTION INVESTORS. can place amount
o. 500 and upward without expense TO m
v,stor 60 an income OF o per cent viii be as
srfved; principal and interest guaranteed. For
particulars address Box 17S, this office
sulD- st en-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

The Tobacco securities and especially
Continental common took different course
from the general market. They opened
conspicuously weak and advanced during
the greater part of the day closing at much
better than the opening prices. Contin-
entail Tobacco opened at % 81, sold as low
as q L. and then advanced to go Ia,
closing at %. The meeting of the company
Will take place today.
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The only exciting move Of the day came
in Third Avenue during the last hour.
The traction securities generally were
strong All day. opening al advanced prices
and holding their own well. though not at
the top. During the afternoon It became
known chat the banking firm OF Kuhn,
Loeb a. Co. had taken So coo, 600 Of the
new Third Avenue bonds. The bonds are
per cents and are 10 be guaranteed by
the Metropolitan Railway. as has been
stated heretofore. This news acted like
a big dose OF brandy 10 Third Avenue,
which spurted up several points in few
minutes, getting as high as il9. II closed
3 or points below that price. but still
with large net gain for the day. The
shorts were badly frightened by the news
and probably did most OF the buying. Sen
timent is bullish regarding these seeuri-
ties and it is undoubtedly possible that
they may be advanced TO much higher
prices In the near future. The entire
group, however, is treacherods. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit opened at SO IL and closed
at 75 is. with net loss for the day. Man
haitian and Metropolitan both opened at
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

Missouri Pacific and Missouri. Kansas
ard Texas were 10th strong and active
early yesterday. but both sold of Inter.
The story that the Stan lard Oil people
have been buying Missouri Pacific stock
and that a closer relation is to exist b.
tween these two systems, caused good buy
ing of the stocks by outsiders, whic1
helped the clique boom along. Ii was sad
that the insiders sold on the advance, but
there is no particular reason 10 Relieve
that this was so. Both stocks seem likely
TO reach materially higher prices in the
near future. Missouri Pacific went as high
as Sc, again the highest for several years
1t closed at II 5-S, with a net gain.
The STANDARD Oil crowd and the bank
statement ATE the two real live bugahoos
OF the New York stock market. Neither S
half as important to the market as IT is
pictured, but both are worked every day in
the year to Brighten and To fill with hope.
The entire last half of each week in the
market is overshadowed with fears OF a
bad bank statement. which, if it comes,
has really very little effect, as a usual
thing The entire first half is spent in dis
cussing the unpleasant things in the state
ment that is passed. In the same way
when the bears wish especially to force
decline in stock they publish in their sub
sidized news" agencies the story that the
Standard Oil peop'e are heavy sellers.
Yesterday It was told with much pomp of
circumstance and detail that the Standard
Oil people were liquidating their holdings
in the steel and iron group. There is 10
reason to believe that there was any foun-
dation for the statements put out, but they
had their effec. Federal Steel sold off
nearly to 46 and Steel and Wire tumbled
rapidly and far to 81 1-2. There was go d
recovery in the group before the close.
Careful market people do not believe that
the declines in these stocks will extend
much further. and they Will be buyers on
all quick drops.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-04-11

Tripler liquid air sales on the New York
curb yesterday covered several hundreds
Of shares. The close was at ga.
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The London Statist' publishes an arti-
Gle ON Pennsylvania calling the attention
of British investors to the fine showing
Of the company in recent statements and
predicting that an increase Will be made
In the dividend rate.
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SCOTT is TO LEAVE.
Houston Light Guard Ordered 10 Anderson 10
Escort Him Out Of the County.
HIS WOUND is SAID TO &c SERIOUS
Adiutnut General Scurry Arranged
the Terms, which We're frop"se"
by the BcIenguered ofhci"i.

Navasota. Texas, November 10.--Ad1u-
tant General Scurry arrived here from
Austin late last night aud at an early hour
started for Anderson, in company with
Colonel Gordon Boone. He reached the
scene Of the county's deplorable tragedy
in go,d time and after canvass OF the
situation appointed Constable Jim Jones
of Bedias precinct sheriff pro TEN. This
officer is man OF undauntod nerve and
much executive ability and the citlzens
are sure he IS the proper man to main
thin order which. despite wild reports TO
the contrary. has been remarkably wei
adhered to for the past week under the
conditions prevailing.
General Scurry then held long con-
ference with representative citizens. Alter
that he was accompanied TO the Jail by
DIR. Haynie and interviewed Sheriff Scott
Several such exchanges of views were
had and at this writing the clouds OF tur-
moil appear to be gently shifting and i
is reported on the streets at Anderson
that settlement is expected this after
noon The main condition being that
Sheriff Scott Immediately leave the count
r for all time to come and henceforth max
his home in other States than Texas. TIL
proposition is said to have come from MI
Scott himself. 1t is asserted that cit
, izen who has crawled around the jail a
night asserts that Scott is really wors
= hurt than reported
message from Anderson at o'cloc
, said the adiutant general had ordered oil
b the Houston Light Guard forty stronI
They are to be here in the morning an
?. escort Mr.. Scott TO Houston The agree
I. ment between Mr.. Scott and hegcitizel
). was made and he will not be molested
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Newton Counts Retnrns.

Newton, Texas, November 9.The re-
turns from Tuesdays election are all in,
but the parties bringing in the returns
did not bring in the vote for electors and
State officers and some boxes did not
bring the count for congress and State
senator, though Cooper and Beatty had no
opponents and polled almost the entire
vote OF the county There was something
over 1900 votes polled IN the county. which
is by far the largest vote ever polled In
this county.
For representative, T. II, Good (Dem.)
has 622 and Bean Hnd Pop) has 6S5.
! County officers elected are as follows:
Judge. c. A. Woods; sheriff and tax col
lector. r. T. Howard. present incumbent;
district aud county clerk. John NJ. HOr-
ger present incumbent: tax assessor, ID
J. Reagan. treasurer. John D. Clark; at
torney, c. E. Casey. present incumbent
surveyor. J. p. Mcmahon, present incum
bent. commissioner beat No 1. william
DAWSON, beat No. 2. ]. P. Mcmahon, Sr
beat No. 3. j. w Weaver; beat No. T. q
u. Gee; justice of the peace, precinct No
/. s. II. Matthews; No 2, w. S. Hines
No. s, G. u. Gee; No. 6. b. ]. Lewis
There was a very warm contest 10
county offices. especially sherin, eler
and assessor. Everything passed OF
quietly though the hght was spirited Tn
democratic ticket has carried the county
but the majority can not be ascertaine
until the official count is made. Norge
for clerk only carried the county by TWEEN
ty-five votes.
The vote for district Judge is as toi
lows: s. p. West 745. X. B. Scale 5iS
]. Russell Il: for district attorney. w. I
Powell 1908. w l.. Douglass 247.
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Eifth DiNtrict.

Dallas Texas November l0.--Today's pro-
ceedines in the court Of civil appeals for the
Fifth supreme judicial district at Dallas;
Affirmed: st. Louis Southwestern Railway
Comrauy VS.. John T Knight Hunt: j. K.
Miisar vs. Leavell Bros, Lamar; Texas MA
land Ruilrcad Company VS.. Western Union
Telegruph Company, Hunt Mary Cutian' 'u-
rninistratrix. VS.. Texas Land ana Mor'sase
Company, DALLAS. ~
Motions disposed of: Goodlow Wood VS.. "
M Colo ct al dismiss appeal overruled' J'
w Banks vs.. W A. Gibson et al, dlsu'ss
writ of error granted J. s. Phillips ct al vs..
Texas Loan Agency, dismiss appeal granted
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Com
many VS.. W. o. Maloney, hle transcript
granted; Texas Midland Railroad vs.. 5 D.
| .Jumper. strike out statement of facts over
ruled. Martha II. Jones ct al vs.. william II
! Male ct al. file transcript granted; W. D
| Iunltjns VS. /. j. Sawyers ct al, dismiss ap'
mead oyerruled; Bonham Oil and Cotton Com
| pauy vs. Joseph Lowenstein, guardian, eh'el
| agreed Judgment granted,
| Cases submitted; Texas Midland kaliroa'
VS. S j. Jumper Lamar; W. j. LumNns vs.
| l. j. Savers ct AL Navarro; TeXana Scale
| ct al VS. Elizabeth Marshall, Johnson J
NJ Evans Us S. j. Johnson ct al, Delta d
n. MAYNARD VS. w. F Freeman Henderson
Cases set for November "A Celia McNa
VS.. r. L. Mckay, Dallas; St. Louis and sa
Francisco Railway VS.. Geneva HUMPHREYS
I'pshur. Hermann Krugel VS. II. w. Jone
ct al. Dallas: r. j. Coleman vs.. WaAahach'
National Bank, Ellis Mary Miller ct al vs.
Texas Loan Agency, Nayarroi D. Egser V'
j. {. Kimmol, Ellis.
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corz.Ics county Returns.

Gonzales. Texas, November 10.-The
complete returns from all the voting
boxes in Gonzales county show the fol-
lowing votes cast: Burgess 1896, Jones
1717, Burgess majority $40; in 1898 this
county gave the following vote: Robson
1875 Hawey 1888, Baird 1868. District
attorney. Ellis 2739, Short 1922. d. B.
shuler tDeml was reelected justice of
the peace. precinct No. /. II. Haserodt
Dem1 was elected constable OF precinct
No. /.
Legislature, ]. S. Conway (Dem) 1856,
j. W. Ekols tPop) 1447. County attor-
ney. r. r. Nixon (Dem) 2o19, j. u, Moore
OPop) 1905. District clerk, L. Chenault
tDem.) 2S6l, h. S. Cobb Pop) 1851.
County clerk, j. " Depoyster (DemD
2s77 Sam Patterson (Popl 1851. Sheriff
r. NJ. Glover tDem) 2sSs, A. J. Dicker-
son PopO 1863 Collector, N. w. Hamp-
ton Dem) 5000, J. T, Reid (Pop) 425
Treasurer. ]. w. Ramsay GDem) 1858, r.
r. Wood (pop) 1898. County judge, w
w. Glass (Dem.) 40lS, J. I. Keith tPopl
SO Assessor. u. NJ. Livingston (Dem..
2935. ]. e. Martin tPopl 14l5. surveyor
II. L, Hopkins Dem) 2795. Public weigh
err, NJ l., Potts (Dem) 200, Z. IL. BeesoI
(Pop) 1852.
County commissioners elected: A. w
Hartman. ]. c. West, ~ y. Miller ana
X smith all democrats.
In several races the popullst candidate
only carried one box. The election was
landslide and a surprise TO everybody
G Ramsay. who has bee2 tax collecto
of this county for fourteen years, retire
from office and has moved to Baas,r
county.
: Ed Titconb. who has been district cler
! of the county for twelve years, also re
tires and has accepted the position {
I. boolSkeeper in G. n. Dilworths bank. Bot
; OF these officers were popular ald retir
! with the best wishes OF the people wnoi
they have served faithfully.
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LIGHT GUARD 70 ANDERSON
HOUSTON COMPANY OF INFANTRN
CALLED OUT LAST NIGHT.
Forty Men and officers Respond 10
au Emergency Call OF Adjutant
General Scurry.

The Houston Light Guard, company a,
of the First infantry regiment. Texas vol
unteer guard left last night for Navasota
under telegraphc orders of Adiutant Cen
oral scurry, who had gone to Anderson
to investigate conditions growing out Of
the trouble between the sheriff aud a
party OF his friends and some of the cit
liens of Grimes county on election day.
The company IS under command of Cap
tain George Mccormick and Lleutenant8
Hutchinson and Hoover, and consists OF
forty men. Tne order TO move was re-
ceived late yesterday evening from AdJu-
tant General Scurry, and is as follows;
Captain George Mccormick, Commanding
Company A, First Infantry Houston.
Navasota Texas. November 10, 6:1l p
m-ProCeed with your company On to-
nig1ts northbound Houston and Te%a!
Central train for Nsvasota with not less
than forty men with blankets and twent!
rounds OF ammunition to each man. 1
you can not assemble that number ca
on Captain TOwles II Captain Adam 10
additional men Report to Colonel Cor
don Boone for further instructions from
me. Request for transportation mas peel
made BY command OF the governor.
Thos. Scurry.
The telegram was delayed somewhat Il
reaching Ca~tain Mccormick, but runner
were sent out and as many of the mem
bers of the company as could be reacne
responded TO the call. The men assemble
In the armory quite awhile before tral
time. 1t was prompt work all the wa
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coLLIN

Mckinney. Texas, November 9.-The
following have been elected TO the various
offices In this county: Representatives.
John II. Smith and j. n. Gnsham; judge,
j. H. Faulkner; county attorney. Wallace
Hughston: sheriff, j. ". Paftord county
clerk. Pat Moulden; district clerk. w. T.
Cox; collector. Yancy Powell, assessor
IS. II. Graham; treasurer. Dan H. Meath,
cry; county superintendent. j. H. Hill;
surveyor. w G.. Barnes. The vote was
about one-third short and will be Official.
~ canvassed Monday
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through and everything and evsrIs
was in complete readiness when tie i
to start arrived.
The company proceeded to the d
Central depot and there boarded d, y
lar Houston and Texas Central tran y
ing Houston at 1910.
On account of the short notice %
flcers had to assemble the COMPANY. :
OF the members could not be reached
Cantain Towles, commanding cayalfl,
called on for eight men. He ilill
them out of the Houston cayslrI
readily
The boys did not know what tsu
in for last night, but they we're az Y
spirits and glad Of the oppor!h.l
show their readiness to serve tue
in any emergency.
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NINTH DISTRICT.
FREE BLOOD AND SKIN CURE
An oncr Proving Taiih--Cnres when
All Else Fails--Nateh Your Blood,
Help liz M Hand-3OoO Voluntary
Testimonials of Cures.

Ulcers. Eating Sores, Cancer. scrofula.
itching skin. scsbs. Scales. Eczema. syphil-
tic Blood Poison. EIuptons. Old Sores.
Aches and Pains in Bones. Joints or Back.
Bolis. pale Skin. or any evidence Of Impure
blood positively cured by taking few large
bottles Of p. b. Il. botanic Blood Balm),
enrecIaIiy the deep-seated, obstinate cases
that resist ordinary treatment cured by y.
y. d. Blood Balm will make the Bloc
pure and Rich. Heal every Sore, stops th'
4chte aui Pains Build 10 the broken dowl
Eo6y. and inyigorate the old and weak soi'
q drug etoxes, 81 A tr!el bottle given aw VA
SIS Mitchell street. Atlanta, Ga, Deacrip
trouble and freo medical adyice given.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-11-11
DALLAS COUNTY LEADS
II the Vote Which Was Cast for Sayers fol
Governor.
THIRTY vorEsNNtxr STATE CONVENTION
.ou County VIII Come Second
with Tyventy-three--heturns i'o"'
Tuesdays Eicction.

paIlas Texas. November lo.--rhe can
xssa OF Dallas county Was completed To-
nirbt. Bryan's plurality is 5Oi2 votes
over Mckinley, which is 500 larger 'nan
in 1895, and the largest ever received
nv a candidate for president IN inc
county.
Governor sayers ran 800 votes aheaO
of Rryan because OF the factionai light o.
the republicans over their state ueNe'
Dallas county will have thirty votes IL
the next state convention.
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poti,;ou In bankruptcy

Galveston. Texas. November "
tition H. bankruptcy was nlsa
United states court today by r
cade of the firm of l4ahourc'de !
e Houston. His liabilltle: :,a ~ y !
in the petition amount 70 sis ao. !
5000 is secured, His asses e.sa c0 sDa /
stock in trade, valued al S,oo , Ss4
valued at $3.50. The sc l1enait,
creditors is as follows, ianSstl
Brewing company s6oV' ! a 'a p.OIs,
Houston, $500; L L. VOL : p pos,t
Huston Electric Light ana H., xxi
pany s45: Haughton & kooin'''
$4,000.
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HAMILTON.

Hamilton, Texas, November a.--Foilow-
ing are elected: Criminal district attor-
ney, Lee Riddle; district Judge, w. j.
Oxford; county Judge, J. c, Main tPop);
county attorney, Ii. L. Chesley dem ;
county clerk f, G. Williams district
clerk w. b. Cornelius (Doml; sheit-
III T, S. Mckinley (Pop); tax asses
sor, j. A. Kellar CPopD; county treas
urer. G. e. Terry (Dem), surveyor W. t
Saxon (Deml.
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San JACINTo,

Cold Springs, Texas. November To-
FollowIng are the officers elected 10
serve in San Jaointo county for the next
two years: S. C. Clark, county Judge; d.
b. Harreh. sheriff; W. B. dansbro, coun-
ty clerk; G. b. Byrd, district clerk; W, Y.
Robinson, tax collector; c. NJ. Butler, tax
assessorI u. q. Ross, county attorney; sam
McMurrey. treasurer; r. N B. Tompkins.
county surveyor.
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Matador, Texas. November s.--Following
Is a list OF the officers elected: Criminal
DISTRICT attorney C. Il. Coombes; county
Judge Il. T. Boulder; county attorney, e.
Il. Hamilton: district clerk. w. a. Walton;
county clerk. w. A. Walton; sheriff ana
tax collector, T. N. Cammalk; tax asses
sor. J. n. Thompson; county treasurer j.
A.. Burleson; county surveyor, G. II. Rob
bins; county superintendent of public in
struction, It. T. Bouldin.
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crayson county's representation

sherman, Texas, November l0.-The
last Grayson county box made Its re-
turns today. The total vote cast for
Governor sayers the democratic nominee,
s772. II the superintendent is the same
as IL was two years ago. one conven-
ton vote to every 800 democratic votes
for governor or fraction greater than
| 100. then Grayson will be entitled Ia
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svv1sHER.

Tulia Texas, November s,--Following Is
the list of county officers elected: 7, w.
Tomlinson, county Judge; Ray Price,
county and district clerk; G. c. Hutehl-
son. sheriff and tax collector; j. r
Spence. assessor: ]. w. Rush. county
/ treasurer,