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Registry Agent, District No. II.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the qualified
voters of Registration District No. II
that, for hi rpo of Registration, I
will sit within the several Election Pre-
cincts in this Registration District ON
the following days at the following
places:
In Election Precinct No. 80, on October
Is. 16, II. 25. 26 and q, at Peter leagues
New Club House.
In Election Precinct No. So, on October
10 and 20, at Nine Mile HOUSE Lynn-
dale.)
In Election Precinct No. 81, on October
% and %, at Graehl's Ranch, on Reser-
voir road.
In Election Precinct No. 40, on October
IS, at Office of Parrot Smelter.
In Election Precinct No. so, on October
"a, at Oar Browns cabin on Fish Creek.
My home office will be located at Peter
leagues New Club House. in Election
Precinct No. 80, where I shall be oun
when not sitting within the other pre-
6nots in this Registration District.
Registration will begin on Monday,
October Is, 1900, and continue on all legal
days until Saturday, October 81, 1900, at
9 o'clock p. m. 1 will sit in my home
Office on Monday, October 20, 1900, for the
purpose of registering voters who, by
reason of sickness or other physical dis
ability, or by unavoidable absence from
this Registration District during the en-
tire time from October Is to October
q, 1900, were unable to register at any
time during said period from October Is
to October q. 1900.
WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM,
Registry Agent, District No. u.
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hat. for the purposes of Registration, I

that, for the purposes of Registration, I
will sit within the several Election Pre-
cincts in this Registration District on the
following days at the following places:
In Election Precinct No. 80, on October
10, 20. 90, %. "a, 25.. 26 and q, at my resi-
dence. near Silver Bow.
In Election Precinct No. 40, on October
16, at Post Office, Silver Bow Junction.
In Election Precinct No. 43, on October
II and Is. at Gregson Springs Hotel.
In Election Precinct No. As, on October
Is. at Old Feeley Ranch.
My home office will be located at my
residence. near Silver Bow, in Election
Precinct No. SO, where l shall be found
when not sitting within the other pre-
cdncts in this Registration District.
Registration will begin on Monday.
October Is. 1900, n continue on all legal
days until Saturday, October. q, 1900. at
8 O'Clock p. nj. I will sit in my home
office on Monday, October 20. 1900, for the
purpose of registering voters who, by
reason of sickness or other physical dis
ability, or by unavoidable absence from
this Registration District during the en-
tire time from October Is to October
q, 1900, We're a to register at any
time during said period from October Is
to October y, 1900.
T. B. GARDNER.
Registry Agent, District No. 16.
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Notice is hereby given to the qualified
voters of Registration District No. 8
that, for the purposes of Registration, I
will sit within the several Election Pre-
cincts in this Registration District on
the following days at the following
places:
In Election Precinct No. ., on October
Is. 1e, II, IS, %, % and "a, at Duggan
House.
In Election Precinct No. 50, on October
10, 20. 25, 26 and p, at No. $50 East
Granite street.
My home Office will be located at No.
$50 East GRANT street. in Election Pre-
cinct No. 50, where I shall be found
when not sitting within the other pre-
cincts in this Registration District.
Registration will begin on Monday.
October Is, 1900, and continue on all legal
days until Saturday, October q, 1900. at
8 O'Clock p. m. 1 will sit in my home
Office or Monday, October 20, 1900, for
the purpose of registering voters who, by
reason of sickness or other physical dis
ability, or by unavoidable absence from
this Registration District during the en-
tire time from October Is to October 81,
1900, We're una6le to register at any
time during said period from October Is
to October -, 1900.
JAMES F. PAIGE,
Registry Agent, District No. 3.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given to the qualified
voters of Registration District No. 10
that, for the purposes OF Registration, I
will sit within the several Election Pre-
cinets in this Registration District on the
Following days at the following places:
In Election Precinct No. 10, on October
Is, l6, II, rs, rs and ~, at No. 346 a
Park street.
In Election Precinct No. 20, on October
10, 10, 20, %, % and "a, at No. 4 South
Arizona street.
My home office will be located at Nc.
346 East Park street, in Election Pre-
cinot No. 19, where I shall be found when
not sitting within the other precincts in
this Registration District.
Registration will begin on Monday,
October Is, 1900, and continue on all legal
days until Saturday, October 81, 1900, at
9 o'clock p. m. I will sit in my home
office on Monday, October 20, 1900, for the
purpose of registering voters who. by
reason of sickness or other physical dis
ability, or by unavoidable absence from
this Registration District during the en-
tire time from October Is to October
q, 1900, We're unable tt register at any
time during said period from October Is
to October ~, 1900.
ALEX. ANDERSON,
Registry Agent, District No. 10.
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Registry Agent, District No.
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given to the qualified
voters of Registration District No. 4
that, for the of Registration,
l will sit within the several Election Pre-
cincts in his Registration District on
the following days at. the following
places:
In Election Precinct No. l, on October
Is, Is n II, at No. 1910 Main street,
Walkerville (Pat C~olligan's.)
In Election Precinct No. 2, on October
Is, 10, 20 and %, at No. 1914 Main street,
Walkerville (John Pariso's house.
In Election Precinct No. 3, on October
%, "a and 25, at No. Is West Daily street,
Walkerville.
In Election Precinct No. Al, on October
26 and p, at 10. Martini's house in
Browns Gulch.
NY home office will be located at 1910
Main street, Walkerville (Pat Coli
gan's), in Election Precinct No. 1, where
I Shall be found when not sitting within
the other precincts in this Registration
District.
Registration will begin on Monday,
October Is, 1900, and continue on all legal
days until Saturday, October, 81, 1900, at
9 O'Clock p. m. 1 will sit in my home
office on Monday, October 90, 1900, for the
purpose of registering voters who, by
reason of sickness or other physical dis,
ability, or by unavoidable absence from
this Registration District during the en-.
tire time from October Is to Octobe,
u, 1900, We're unable to register at an,
time during said period from October 1;
to October p, 1900.
JAMES MCCARTHY
Registry Agent. District No. 4
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when not sitting within the other pre-

when not sitting within the other pre-
cincts in his Registration District.
Registration will begin on Monday,
October 10, 1900, and continue on all legal
days until Saturday, October "a, 1900, at
. o'clock p. M. l will sit in my home
office on Monday, October %, 1900. for the
purpose of registering voters who. by
reason of ickness or other physical dis
ability. or by unavoidable absence from
this Registration District during the en-
tire time from October 10 to October
-, 1900. were unable to register at any
time during said period from October 10
to october 81, 1900.
j. C. HEIMBACH.
Registry Agent, District No. 10.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to he qualified
voters of Registration District No. 10
that, for the purpose of Registration, I
will SIT within the several Election Pre-
cincts in this Registration District on the
following days at the following places:
In Election Precinct No. 80, on October
10, 20. %, 90. "a. 25, 26 and 81, at East
Butte Boarding House.
In Election Precinct No. 81, on October
Is, 16, II and IS, at No. 1925 Talbot
avenue.
My home Office will be located at East
Butte Boarding House, in Election Pre-.
cinct No. 80, where ! shall be found
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Registry Agent, District No. /:
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the qualified
voters of Registration District No. Is
that, for the purposes of Registration. I
will sit within the several Election Pre-
cincts in this Registration District on
the following days at the following
places:
In Election Precinct No. %, on Octoberr
q, at Judge Miller's Court Room;
Meaderville. =
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9 o'clock p. m. I will at in my home

9 O'Clock p. m. I will sat in my home
Office on Monday. October 90. 1900, for the
purpose of registering voters who. by
reason of sickness or other physical DIS
ability, or by unavoidable absence from
this Registration District during the en-
tire time from October 10 to October
81, 1900, were unable to register at any
time during said period from October 10
to October -, 1900.
H. s. CLARK,
Registry Agent. District No. 5.
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Take the Burlington Route to Denver,
and quickest.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

Registry Agent, District No. 6
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

IT
Registry Agent, District No. IS.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

j. c. HEIMBACH.
Registry Agent, District No. 10.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Registry Agent, District No.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07

their colleague, Senator Goehel, worr
adopted ana the SENATE adjourned IN re-
spcct 10 him ct e 81 o'clook 70 meet to-
mcrr1w a, neon.
Temporary Chairman Slack raped tho
house TO orGe: at 1880 p m, aud an
nounced that owing TO the absence Of
Speaker Trlmble tdem) q speaker pre-
TEN must be elected. Representative Has
well ir m Breckenridge county was elected
unanimously and judge FauIltnor of Bar.
boursville was made secretary pro tenn.
Resolutions deplnrng the death OF VIII
liam Goebel were adopted and In further
respect to him the house then adjourned
until iomorrow al noon,
The members say that the adjournment
would have been taken until Thursday
noon out OF respect to the deeclsed SEN
ator. except that the adjournment can
only he taken one day TO the naxt. The
senate adjournment resolution. was drafted
to read adjourned until Thursday, but be-
fore II vas adopted the length or adjourn
mont was changed to tomorrow. or tho
thirteen senators present today eleven are
republicans and two are Brown democrats
The republican strength in the house num-
bers forty. Thirty.Ave were present to.
day. four members VIII arrive tomorrow
and one Is detained at home b. illness.
Just what IL TO be the outcome Of the
London Legislature Is not even gueaaed q
by any Of the members. The general sen
tment Is that tho legislature VIII remain
here until ordered by Taylor to return to
Frankfort
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my Intention. | viii nos say what intend
70 do until after have obtained legal
advice"
The consultation OF the attorneys was
held tonight in Governor Taylar's office
and adjourned at late hour.
Senator Blackburn, who returned this
morning from Louisville expressed him
self as being confident that the entire
trouble would be settled peacefully. 1T
is entirely natural" said he. that tho
other side should wish to take time to
consider the agreement and to prepare It's
statement to be issued al the sams time
the signature is affixed. ! have NJ knowl-
edge of what viii be done, but ! firmly be-
Iieve that the agreement will be accepted
substantially cs adopted by the members
of the Louisville conference, and that all
chance OF trouble will be avoided"
when asked for his opinion OF the con-
sequences should Governor Taylor decline
to accept the agreement, Senator Black
burn said; That is a question do not
care to discuss. nor TO even think about.
II no settlement Is made noy. II VIII lead
10 endless complications before the end
is reached.
One OF the attorneys who has been prom,
lnent on the republican side in the contest
cases. and who therefore does not wish
his name used In connection with any In
terylew. said tonight; 1T Is, In my opln-
ion. the duty OF Governor Taylor to sign
the agreement II he does not be viii lose
greatly in standing In his own party
know that he viii do what be believes 70
be right and best for the welfare OF the
State. II seems 10 mo that under the
circumstances there can hardly be two
opinions as to what his course might be-"
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Texns nnl players prncticing.

Il VN1N IIifII TT VFS TFE0 1'sFs'
Fort Worth, Texas. February 6.-Stelnfeldt,
sicAllister and Nance began ball practice to-
day and devoted the greater part Of the after
loon to sprinting. batting and catching. Nance
will play this season with Cleveland stein
feldt has not aigncd with Cincinnati and Nc
Allis.er Is not certain whether he will play
with ST. Louis or net
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
RIMp LEcIsLAruRE.
Hon.e aud senate Held short ses-
sious al London.


Lonasn. KY. February e,-The httle
two-gtory brick Laurel County seminary
building. which has stood upon a knoll
in the outskirts OF london for nearly nifty
years. today added another page 70 itf
history when the brief session Of the Ken
lucky republican legislature was held with
in its walls. The twa rooms are about
twenty feet by forty feet long and are
iiled with school desks. The senate ses-
SIGN was held In the upper chamber, where
the senators had plenty OF room. but the
thirty Ave representatives who held SEES
sion on the ground noor were somewhat
crowded. some OF them being forced to
stand.
AT 12.10 the senators were called 10 Or
der by Senator Hayes Brown democrat
Chairman Hayes made brici address in
which be pointed out that this was a ses-
sion OF the legislature Of the grayest con
ceru.
In tire absence OF Acting Lieutenant
Governor Marshall Senator Jolly Of Han
cock couaty was elected president pro
TEN. A. n. Ricne OF London was selected
secretary pro tenn,
| Resolutions Of respect on the death Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
ORDER couNrrnnANnEp.
Louisville Soldiers Not Needed IA
Frankfort.

Frankfort
Louisville, KY, February 6.-Actins M
der orders from Adiutant General Collier,
about forty members OF company K. Kan
lucky state Guard Of this city. who dld
not accompany their regiment 70 Frank
fort last week assembled at the Louisville
and Nashville depot to-day ready to go
to the capital. Shortly before train time,
however the order was counter banded.
money paid out for tickets was refunded
and the soldiers will stay at hme. No
reason was given fer countormanding the
order OF Adjutant General Collier
a number OF democratic members OF the
Legislature, Including South Trimble
speaker OF the house. and Senator L. H.
Carter, president OF the senate, are stlll
In this city awaiting developments al
Frankfort. II in not likely that any SEES
sion will be held until something definite
10 known what turn she affairs may take
at the capitol
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HE WON'T TOUCH THE pEsKY THING. 1


session. This was the point hat caused
the hardest fight The republicans finally
yielded the poin2' and u is a very i'm
portanl one for in he senate It Il Il yciy
close vote between The democrats and re-
publicans-in fact the most TIE demo
Gratis can muster is bare majority. But
in joint session they have good margin
and ratification by i lssa certoin'?.
The democrats ieaders are entirely sat
ished with the democratic position Ia tue
agreement. The party had the advantage
CT legal position in the controversy and
fss yielded nothing in this resard--ip Fact /.
it has gained everything essgn iAl IN IL
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Military orders conntermnnded.

Frankfort KY February 6.--orders for
additional militia are eaid to have been
eountermanded number Of companies
OF the state guard have been holding
themselves In readiness TO move to the
capital. The action is construed by demo-
Gratis as indicating a disposition on the
part OF Taylor TO acpuiesce in the agree
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
FUNERAL or GoEnEL.
business Houses Of Frankfort VIII
lie Closed.

Frankfort KY, February GA meeting
81 Frankfort citizens was held at the court
shouse tonight and arrangements were
made fer public observance Of the funeral
OF Governor Goebel. All business people
OF the city were asked to olose Thursday
and drape their buildings In black. All
bells Of public institutions we're ordered
tolled during the funeral service. Hon.
James Andrew Scott presided over the
meeting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07
probabilities.

Washington, February e.-East Texas--Rain
Wednesday. with colder In Northern section;
decidedly colder In tne interior Wednesday
night: Thursday probably cold wave and
clearing: brisk southeriy winds Wednesday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-07


Frankfort, KY, February Cit was re-
ported here tonight that Senator Black
burn had telegraphed to Governor Beck
ham that Taylor had signed the Louisville
agreement at 10 o'clock tonight AT II
the Associated Press; "a have signed no
agreement tonight and any report that l
have done so is false. ! shall. moreover.
sign no agreement tonight what deter
mine TO DO, will be done tomorrow. 1
mean by that my decision viii be reached
b. that time and not before. What in
tend ts do tomorrow will not say to-
night. do not intend that my words
shall convey the meaning that viii sign
the agreement. mean that I shall take no
action regarding it tonight"
The text OF the agreement rea-hed BY
the Louisville conference last night was
brought to Taylor by committee consist
ing OF General Daniel Lindsay, T. X.
Baker and L. D. Ediin. They handed
Governor Taylor copy OF the agreement.
were closeted with him for a short time
ard departed. AS they left the building
Mr.. Baker remarked y hore AID believe
that the entire matter viii be amicsbly
adjusted. More than this. ] am unable
to say now"
General Lindsay and Mr.. Edlin spoke
in similar terms and while they expressed
themselves as reasonably conadeat thai
Governor Taylor would aequiesce in the
terms OF the agreement, they all desired
to hs understood as saying they had no
authoritative reason from Governor Taylor
for entertaining the belief they expressed.
After The three gentlemen who brought
the agreement had retired. Governor Tay-
Tor remained alone IN his Office with the
copy OF the agreement. He studied u
carefully. went over lis several provisions
in an extensive way and 10 the afternoon
said he would take no action Whatever
Until tomorrow.
II wish to SEQ my attorneys said he,
and to consult With them about certain
forms of the agreement before ANNOUNCES
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30
DARING ORIGINALITY.
Wonderfully strong scene In eth
i,nrnlsnnr,, - plnv NN.ifhin n Play

Wonderfully Strong scene I'm ..The
Royal Box'' Play Within q Play.
The audience at the Odeon Saturday
evening when. Andrew Robson will pre-
sent "The Royal Box" will, to a certain
extent, be playing a part just as are
the actors on the stage. The audience
will be at the old Drury Lane Theater
In London century ago. In one Of the
boxes will be the prince Of Wales, after
ward George w. and several Of his
friends. On the stage the chief charac-
ter in the interesting story OF The Roy
al Box supposed to be an actor at
sDrury Lane. while appearing in a scene
from Romeo and juliet" will approach
the footlights in jealous rage and de-
nounce the prince. The curtain will be
runs down, the stage manager vii! apoi-
ogize to the audience. and the orchestra
will cover the seeming confusion by
playing God Save the King All this
is part of the play. but it is all 30 real,
so well done. that one imagines for just
a second that he has actually witnessed
a public quarrel between royalty and an
actor. The scene is powerfully acted by
Andrew Robson, and the strong play Is
embelllshed by the same magnificent
stage settings and costumes used in the
| long run Of this successful drama at the
Fifth Avenue Theater in New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-30
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i ERSON MENTION


Miss Neva Bentley went TO Tama this
morning to spend Sunday with friends. 81
Mr.. George Albert left Thursday ev-
5ening for ST. Louis AZ, business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Dickey, of Spencer,
are visiting with Mr.. and Nrs, y. g.
Dunn.
y Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Decker, OF bunker
ton, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. w.
Sinclair.
4 Mrs. c. w. Huntington and daughter,
Hslen. and Mrs. Belle Waldo have been
in Grinnell today.
Mrs. G. Fred Yore, OF Minneapolis, Is.
in the city visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. r. streeter.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Nerl Mershon, after a
Ehort visit in the city, went home to
Lsconlb Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. j. Benson and daughter Edna
have been guests OF the formers sis-l
ter. Mrs. R. S Sheets, in Albion today.
Miss Edna Wright came up from Dill
Ion Thursday evening and will be the
guest until Sunday Of her friend, Miss
LYDIA Flynn. y.
Mr.. Ed Davis came down from Eli
dora Thursday evening to join his wife,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. N. Baughlnan.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. L. Billings went home
to Grinnell Thursday evening after.
spending the day at the home of their
brother, DR.. c.. A. Billings.
Mrs. j. H. Kelleher is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Mary Bash. and Her
sbrother-in-la law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
%. NJ. Richardson, OF Monmouth. Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Carney, of Gilman.
and Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. Peck. Of Council
Bluffs, spent Thanksgiving in the city
as the guests CT Mr.. and Mrs.sJ. L.. Car
5ney.
Mrs. n. Lindsay. of Marion, is in the
city for snort visit With her sister,
Mrs George Wagner, and her guest,
Mrs. Mary Andersen, of Denver. who is
in the city for short time.
Mrs. j. A. OFT, who has been with her
husband on one of his business trips for
the past few days, after spending
Thanksgiving with Hubbard friends
returned home this morning.
Mrs Ira Ellis, who has been i'll for
some time at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. H. n. Gregg. is not improving as
had been hoped for, and tho che has
seemed to have a good deal of strength,
has been growing weaker within the
past few days. Her daughter Mrs.
Adele Wills. OF Homer, N. Y, arrived in
the city Thursday to help care for her.
Mrs. N. w. Woods who has been in
the city for two or three months. or
since she came here to bury her hus-
band, left Thursday evening for Boul-
der, Col, where she Will make long
stay with her daughter, Mrs. g. o.
Ferguson. Mrs. Woods has been the
guest while in the city of the II. s.
Halbert and w. NJ. Sherlock families.