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lines for this traffic and to draw a fair
snd, trust, growing portion OF the
same TO the gulf ports the vast pecuniary
benefits OF which TO the people OF tho
State need not dwell upon.
The increased tonnage handled on the
lines OF the Sunset route has provided em-
ploNment FOR an increased number OF men
and has distributed large sums OF money
In the state AS wages and for purchases OF
materials, The management can adopt one
of two courses--to either decline to com.
pete Tor this tonnage al low rates or COM
pete for II and put into practice such econ.
omies as viii leave some margin between
the earnings and expense OF carriage. II
the right Of the railroads TO mansse their
business under such reasonable and
proper rules as prevail on competing lines
in other States is abridged or denied the
traffic viii inevitably follow the lines OF
least resistance and be lost to Texas.
j. kruttschnitt
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MArrrR erAtr rnhcn

Consider thai somsuhat coming from
tho sun. making light in our atmosphere
ari heat a. the surface Of the earth Is
that somewhat matter or is /, something
that can not b. trinsformed into mat
ter?
Orthodoxy teSs that each OF tbe physl,
cal forces may change into any Of the
others. bat does not admit thai these
forces may be changed into matter. In tho
above discussion I have shpvn that mat.
tor may be changed in.o thc physical
forces and y this ls true tho reverse also
must be true
But let rs be fair WITH tne other SIDE
They claim that laleDt heat IS Sto-ed M
In he solids and they call IL energy. They
say It is static, inactive, while stored and
that The burning or other disintegia ion
only relieved the mSgne tism or heat, or
light Prof Tice called this stored up
force constitution becauee It coma flutes
solids by bringing and hulJing atoms 10
gether
But aside trpm mats,iol substance, the
mind can not conceive az a somewh &
that can rush or pun tho suns, planes
saith moon, comets and neteors thraugh
space with velocity thousand hmel
greater than Mayser bullst. or neses-
SHY It must require matter 10 move mat.
ter Space and matter cover al that he
universe contairs and 70 these NJ lmiis
items are possible.
Sonothing comes from the sun and
makes Hight and hest on the earth what
Ia ~ and how does Il gel here2 The new
school Of orthodoxy says that It is ntn.
material force and that this force ride
on wnyes Of ether. Thar fa1 has hyp-
-. -.
Ike all have REPEATED u 50 vociterously
that they have oveuwhelmeI those wso
would Otherwise offer objections IA futh
bsseless theory.
What causes these ether waves upon
which the force is supposed TO be- borne
frcm sun 90 esrth7 The force makes the
waves upon which It rides, all Of them
reply. How absurd, L. US examine.
Photograph! have bttn taken % great
tallS hrei from cannon ami bullets nred
from small arms. These photographs
clearly shcw atmospheric waves OF c'n
depsstiop IN front Of the ball and stream
ing backward from It's sides Iloes the
ball ride upon these waves or are they
only Chests a the force represented by
tho moving ball?
These scientists admit they have no
proof Of these ether waves. but assume
they EXIT because waves In water. caused
by sound. prove by analogy tha light
heat. electricity, magnetism and sound are
borne on waves Of ether, air, water or
solids.
Having assumed this undulitory theory.
without particle OF proof. they assert
that 4so millions of millions Of red light
waves and 1870 millions OF millions OF VIC 7
Jet light waves enter the eye in a second
OF dime,
There N "a. the s.,,o % tn,a,.fotbt.
erankism. Has man ever uttered state
msnt more unbelievable? But they try TO
smooth down their unthlnkable theory by
claiming that light moves with a yeioeity
OF $4,000 miles a second and therefore
that there are only about $4,000 light
waves 20 the inch This. also. Is mere
assumption, bot as this vibration FAD has
taken possession OF scientists all their as
sumpiions must be met.
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FORECASTS BY FOSTER.
Temperature for the Latter Part of This Week Will
Average Below Normal

81. Joseph, Mo-. February l0.--tCopy-
righted By w. r. FOSTER My las, bul.
letin gave forecasts OF the sio m wave 10
cross the continent from February L. 10
l6 and the next viii reach the Pacific
coast about February IS, crcss west OF
Rockies country by close OF sos;uary Il,
great Central valleys February Is to 20,
Eastern states February y.
Warm wave viii cross IVES. OF Rockies
country about February iG, great Central
valleys February Is, Eastern States Feb,
ruary 20, Cool wave viii cross west OF
Rockies country about February ~. great
Central valleys February u, Easlorn
States February 90,
Temperature Of the weak ending A.
m, February ~ will average below normal
In the great Central valleys and aho Il;
normal on raciar slope aud il Atlantic
States
About astc OF thiE bulletin temperature
viii be en- route 10 low degree ana pre-
cipitation viii he excessive ia The upper
Mssissippi ana upper Ohio valley,.
RUIN 'hiulphnVe OF fenruAIN VIII rcach
Pacific coast aoon February % cross west
Of Rockies country by close Of February
49, great Central valleys February "A IN
&c. Eastern States February 81.
Warm wave Nil cross Wet OF Rockies
country about February %. srea, Central
valleys February a. Easteru States Feb
ruary %,
Cool wave viii cross west Of Rockies
country about Februsrv a. great Central
valleys February ~ EASTERN states
March / .
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days earlier lice drawn from Portland
Ore, due northeast,
One day aroy the dates gwen below
tho changes Will reach line drawn from
Buffalo n. y. TO New Orleans and two
days Laser line trCn Key we'; 10 East
FORT. Me-
February IS--Moderatc.
February l0--Modetate,
February 20-Coolet
February 9l--Conler
February 22---Cold
February 2S-Cold
February VARIABLE
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LOCAL FORECASTS.

Draw line from Chicago. by way Of 81.
Louiz and Little Rock, TO Houston. Texas.
and the weather changes Will reach that
line within twenty four hours Of p. m.
az the given dates. One DAY earlier tho
same changes viii reach. line drawn
from Winnipeg 10 Salt Lake cry. ana two
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rhc Pistol In rnl,t,cr.

Phtlndelnhif Inquirer.
ReVerting again 10 Kentucky. for Il Ia Oh
yiously Kontuckv's turn. the nistoi IN poll
tics never did commend itself to thoughtful
They use II hut are sorry thereafter
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statesmen for all lines of business lsplen-
did side line) to sell advertising fans new,
est, latest patterns lust the thing custom
ers want: 30 per cent commission. line
class statesmen. guaranteed best side line
ever offered Write promptly with refer
ences, American Novelty Company. Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
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WANTED Stenographers. bookkeepers,
.altsmen druggists and teachers desiring
positions are invited to address The Texas
Business Bureau" j. W. Hudnall, proprie-
tor Dallas Texas. Ii
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vANTEp--By old established house. expert
,nced road salesman to sell staple line:
mus, be able to show a clean record and
sye bond: permanent position to right
man Address Box S14 Chicago. IL
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' n.,,l hp-salesman to sell our old Cedar
valley RYE Whisky in bond, as a side line
tne RESPONSIBLE trade. For particulars
land. Ohio. IA
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BE A PART OF power in Wall street make
at least 10 points profit monthly. Co-Ore-
ratiyo Operators q William St, New York,
Ii
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MONEY LOANED one Houston real estate.
Prompt attention I'd S, Phelps Attorney,
3l0iG Main street. II
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AGENTS on salary or commission: the great
est agents seller ever produced; every user
OF pen and ink buys 1t on sight; 200 to 5Oo
per cent profit; one agents sales amounted
TO $500 in six days. another S32 In two hours
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lady AGENTS--1f you want the best money
makers. you must have Our Hygeia Electric
corse1s una Skirts; the standard tor TWEEN
" years. Address Western Corset Co.. St
Louis, Mo.
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PORTRAIT agents everywhere quit ''oray-
ons'' try washable enamelnes no glass
don't rub; cheap. Family Portrait Co. Chi
cago f.
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experienced hotel man as night
utenman and runner, at the fremont
nonse 10
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"hhNTED-Youne men to learn telegraphr
!, iallroad positions; situations secured
IL le ny refunded. Dallas Telegraph Coll
---sL bdllaS. Texas DIX
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sotNTY manssers for Dixie chin Cure.
S,, ~. and good pay; stamp for partic-
Ms W. W. Edwards, E. Adams. Phoe-
-. Arlz 16
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general MANAGER
BIDs FOR FERRIES. Bids ara invltsd for
Inc running OF the different ferries cross
ing the several streams IL Harris county,
TsSas, for the spacs and ported OF ono 81
wear from the letting OF the contract The
successful bidder or bidders will be re.
auired 70 enter into a written contract and
10 furnish a bond In such sum as may. be
named by the commissioners court o. har,
ris county. conditioned upon the taithfus
rgrforfnanee OF the contract and that the
buats an1 other property belonging 10 ne
county viii be kept in thorough repair ~
inc contractor during the term of said con
tract. Each bid must be accompanied By
/. bond iu the sum Of 5000 payable to the
county Judge Of Harris eeuaty. and con,
ali eied thai the bidder. " succsssful and
awarded the contract. will execute the con
iTa1t and furnish the bond reouired-for the
faithful performance OF said contract. Bins
yI,i be opened BY the commissioners court
nj IL o'clock m. on Thursday, February -
1900 and the right reserved TO reject any
and all bids. z. H.. Vasmer. County Judge,
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n M manufacture your own goods book
tsr ~, secret formulas by Prof of chemistry;
Ssr sA rN one secret costing $3.50 pr.co 25c
80 sentury Mfg.. Co, 81. Louis. Mo. II
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|fHlNTER WANrED--M he frst-class,
rpio-date job man and especially neat aud
esan on press work. Here is a chance for
: man who can handle all classes of Job
printing, man who knows his business
10 apprentices or novioes wanted; life
qme SIT Address Picayune, Beeville,
leAas. ~
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ft aHENTs--If you want the best money
cog,s ,s you must have our Hygeia Electric
,tsss ana Skirts; the standard for twenty
legis. Mo ''''''" OV'''' ~ ~
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FINANCIAL.

wanting to borrow money will find
Il: 10 their advantage to call on Kennedy IL
1iacv, attorneys, Camp building, 2iois Fan
min street u
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INANiEp-A woman about 40 years old, with
Eood rsterenoes no incumbranoe, TO assist
Z housekeeping; family of Ave; no wash
no good home and salary. Address Box q.
Moscow. TEXAS III
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AGENTS wANTED-For the best ceiling
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johnson Publishing Company. 90l. 903, 905
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RICE FARMERS wANTED-New land, new
buildings feed, seed etc, furnished. For
PARTICULARS call or address VIM. II. Har-
wood, 5l4 Binz building, Houston. Texas. IL
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'.ANlED-Men to learn barber trade, 800
s W. at $50 monthly waiting our gradu-
@u, new field; can earn tuition two
jSu aa.s completes; all information with
Sssnasome 1900 souvenir mailed, free. Moler
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positively make S. to %
daily showing, selling and appointing agents
for our bath cabinets. best on earth; write
for new plan, terms, pamphlets testimo-
nsls, free. Economy Bath Cabinet Co., st.
Louis, Mo.
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AGENTS WANTED-Guitar chord attach
rneht; any one can play sample 10c; retalls
ut 25c. Shaw Instrument Factory. Decatur
Ill 10
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SFn,Nds to handle Star Magnifying Photo
shssS towns IN Texas. sam D. Sandel
sS-.M GUIDING Houston II
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-...+fr=n-Tgo frst-class clothing statesmen
\ III nom the noebissf and most stylish
n nisv sor good hustlers. Apply to Louis l..
,s.-sr AZ Main. III
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AGENTS WANTED.

d, ~. ~ tonlyl in each vicinity to handle
wi Sar gold wire and shell iewelry; samples
nahisnsd free. O. L. Coleman e. Bro.
>--slas. Texas.
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bPluM Morphine, whisky-if interested in
tho cure OF these habits write for my book
on these diseases. mailed free. b. NJ.
Woolley. NJ. D., Atlanta. Ga.
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AuhN y WANTEp--rssful household novel
ties; $50 ner can't proft. write Tor our nevs
I,an,aiosue. Illinois Cutlery Co. Decatur,
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FOR BUILDING PURPOSES II YOU want
loan TO improve your vacant property nr
want 10 get mere favorable tefms on your
present Indebtedness. write or see me a.
G. Johnson pos KAN building, Houston rs
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r SHORTHAND COURSE teaches best sys-
ten in six weeks easier than longhand.
/ P. o, Box 225 Is
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coon MEN make from 800 TO 5000 per month
soliciting for the Fidelity Mutual Life In
surance company. Address A. j. Brown,
General Manager, Dallas, Texas.
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AGENTS WANTED.

-VNaD ana county agents wanted for tho ncnl
wonderful calculating mcneil III srsatcs,
novelty ever placed on tire market a mil.
iloh sold ths frst week. csiciilates from
sxio 20 lan2i and over quick as wiuk. no
protector combined lust like hndins mpney
70 handle this. Send &c silver for sampls
terms and state territory wanted at once
address MYERS 81 and $40 Camp street
New Orleans. La ii
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->,.wI FOLEY REQUIRES FiRST.CLASS
Ilitn iN) WHITE GOODS MAN. Writ
Ic.tfrerrIPENCES REQUIRED. II
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MONEY TO LoAN-Private funds 10 loan ON
city property and good collaterals. no com
mlssions Address No si5a this office. 10
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lng. Dr. Robinson, Shreveport, Lu. l6
DRUG cLERK-competent registered man,
must speak German, prefer married man.
2 Q. Box 5o2. Houston Texas 10
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$50 coo TO LOAN on Houston business Drop.
erty in amounts to suit. one TO ten years.
at lowest rates OF interest: can also supply
parties wanting to build or buy homes 10
any part OF the city with loans on the In
stallment plan: these loans can be paid 10
full or any part OF them at any time; no
delay In getting your money; can close loan
on the Same day application is made II ute
is satisfactory: can supply parties wanting
to buy lots or build with special bargains IN
choice blocks. quarter blocks. lots or resi-
dences in all parts of the city or additions
on easy terms or for cash. Apply 1t once to
n l. Mills. 215 Main street. II
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BIDs AND PROPOSALS..

THE SmIthyiile on MIN CO. mas sppiisd 70?
their charter and are now ready 70 receive
bids for s5-ton oil mil Emil Buescher,
osnsrsl manager. IS
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:y-iTTp-At once. nrst- , coatmaker;
"a prices paid for rrsns knd WORK Apply Y
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PLENTY OF MONEY to loan on good Hous-
ton property or improved farms Wilson &
Hannah, Kan building, Houston. Is
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sa.,s.s 800 monthly; metallic bread
sirts,; sample free. Forshee Co.. f NJ, Gu.
>------s.l, ., IL
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTEp-To rent part OF a store or space
for cigar stand N good location. Address
Si0s this office. II
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-rn-I eood colored girl. for kitchen.
M. onee. 40 Travis street, II
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, >... An experienced cook. German nre-
mn anply i407 Lamar avenue. IL
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WANTED TO BORROW $1,000 for two years
at ner cent secured by Fifth ward SUBURB
an lots Address s463. this office. II
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,t,csrgl eared IS each day In January IN
an ~ our electrical medical garter, you
s,r. se ", or We pay salary SIS month and
fss,tsh, circular free; agents wanted
thai Mt, especially in Houston. Elec-
If
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sssrlue WANTED--For a new scheme; a
Wi -. good money. permanent poEltion;
Ind M M You want. Address Box 1860. Port
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-01-26
PHOSPHATE IN HICKMAN.
Fields In That County Are Being
Rapidly Developed.

Nashville Americana Engineer
Hunter Mcdonald, of the Nashville,
Chattanooga q st. Louis Railway, re-
turned to the city Yesterday morning,
after having spent several days i'll Hick
man County, looking after various spur
tracks now being constructed to the
newly-opened phosphate mines.
Things are rather brisk about Cen
treville, said Mr.. Mcdonald yesterday
afternoon, "and if some of you news
paper folks would go there you would
find more to write abou in day than
in week in Nashville. The phosphate
business is very active and new mines
are being opened up on all sides. They
are digging both brown and blue stone
from the hillsides and the shipments are
now heavy.
Recently, on the Swans Creek
branch alone, and ! might say within a
distance of some four miles, five spur
tracks were put in, leading off to as
many phosphate mines. On the main
Centrevilie branch quarter ermile spur is
now being constructed to the plant of
the Meridian Fertilizer Company. The
output of phosphate this year will
amount to fully 100000 tons from the
Centreyille section; double that of last
year."
The opening of the new phosphate
mines along the Chattanooga road
means much heavy business for the
company, which IS now placing the
spurs wherever the owners of the proper.
ty wish to mine their phosphate.
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THE ESTES
LAW KILLED.
Declared Unconstitutional
by Court of Appeals.
THE DECISION IS UNANIMOUS,
Judge Wilson Differing Only on Minor
Points-Law Dec AIRED Partial and Dis
crimihatory.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 20.-The
Chancery Court of Appeals this after
noon declared the Estes fee law, passed
by the legislature of 1897, unconstitu-
tional and void. The case went up from
Davidson county, Thomas S Weaver,
present clerk and master, being com
plainant. The court held, in substance,
that the bill was not properly passed
through the Legislature; that more than
one subject is embraced in the title and
body of the act; that it is arbitrary and
contains unconstitutional quail tiCatiOns;
and also delegates to County Courts
Legislative authority Under the un
constitutional classifications the act met
its fate, however, nearly every other
point being decided againt the com
plainant. These unconstitutional quail
tications lie in the fact that no provision
is made in the act regulating the num-
ber of deputies in counties of the second
class; j. e., counties like Knox and
Hamilton, of over 10000 and under 10000
| population. The omission of this pro-
vision makes the act partial and dis
criminatory. The opinion is of great
length. Judge Wilson differed from his
colleagues on some minor points, but
the court was unanimous that the bill
was unconstitutional.
1t is probable an appeal will be taken
to the Supreme Court, but nothing
definite S known tonight.
If the decision is sustaine the clerks
will get all the fees coming into their
offices, as in the old days This de-
cision. however, has no bearing on the
Jarvis law, which affects criminal and
circuit clerks, etc.
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SOUTHERN CLAIMS.
Possibility That Cotton COnfiscated Dur
ing the War win Be Paid For.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 49, Southern Sen
ators express themselves as hopeful over
the prospects of securing legislation dur
ing the present session of Congress look
ing to the refunding of money paid into
the Treasury of the United States soon
after the civil war as the result of the
sale of the cotton captured by the Fed
eral forces. There was originally about
S30,000,000 of this money, but portion
of it was paid to the owners of the cotton
soon after the close of the war. The re
mainder was left in the Treasury and
has remained there ever since. Senator
Money, who is giving especially atten-
ton locking to the re-Opening of the
subject, says that the sum left amounts
to about 5ll, 100000. A bill introduced
by Senator Davis gives one year addi-
tional time for proof of such claims be-
fore the Court of Claims. 1t has been
favorably reported by the Senate Com
mittee on Claims, and Senator Money
thinks the outlook very good for favor
able action. Most of the claims are held
in the Southern States.
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KNOXVILaE'S ELECTION.
Nearly the Entire Democratic Ticket
Victorious.

KNOXVILLE, Jan. '2O-The entire
Democratic municipal ticket was elect
ed. The Mayor and two associate mem
bers of the Board of Public Works and
nine out of the eleven Aldermen elected
are Democrats, while the two Republic
cans who are elected Aldermen were
neither Of them running on the citizens
ticket, and are understood to be friendly
to Mayor-elect Heiskell The vote on
the head of the ticket was 1880, Mr..
Heiskell, Democrat, receiving 2,460, ana
G. w. Henderson, citizens candidate,
1920 on the unofficial figures. The vote
for members of the Board of Public
Works was almost equally as large.
Epps, Democrat, beat HARRISON, Repub-
ican, by 1890 to 1,533. Sam HARRISON
beat Hoskins of the citizens ticket, by
2,264 to l,538.