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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-08-06
CITY OF SEATTLE SAILS.
Takes 125 Passengers, including
Many Eastern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ty Hound for Dawson.

Steamer City OF Seattle. Capt. Connell,
sailed for Lynn canal again last night
with lbs passengers. nearly one-third or
whom are local and Eastern excursion
lists making the trip for pleasure. An
other Nifty are bound for Dawson and
the Kiondke. J. c. F1yheld and w. Y.
Shepherd, two Minneapolis capitalists,
are two Of the most prominent Eastern
excursionlsts on the Seattle.
ID. T.. and o. Lucke. two Circle City
operators were passengers Weil-known
Dawson bound people who took passage
were Arthur Bryan, +. p. Mathieson.
d Murburger. L. Il. Ronelson. J. +.
Weatherby. Mrs. w. b. Weatherby and
Mrs A. Probst
The Seattle had about no tons Of gem
eral cargo. Her passengers from this
r. r Biunrs. T. n Aus.iu. q. u. Lcnont, Mrs
Jennie frierson Miss Mars Maher, Mr.. shannon.
Miss Kate MARIE G. v Rnstad, Ms. NJ. Mcneil.
NJ Mcneil. Miss Hammond, Mrs. Iev-rsrh. v.
Smith. Y. T, Msihieson. Mrs. Maihie.on Ang BIZ.
Mis- Buchanan. Miss Buchanan. Mis- Nilsson " W
Mover. J. II. Mofisn. G. CsEum. O. W Fanccr.
man. C. n. HAWTHORNE Mrs, stcbhins Mrs, S,eb
s s, a n " KIM KIM y Me-, s"sns'n NJ ~ y 9
Mr. schuler Thomas Bagley Mrs Mccannan r.
Lucke, o Iucke. Kate Peterson. Mn. Maithy. "
Msishy. Mira y. Fletcher, Mrs Armstrong Mrs
9 Hsineske, y r. Newman. W A Harrington.
Mrs W W. Mstioek, c. Rar,eh. g W Graham
wstheshy' " n wsthsrbv. Aise smith. Mrs
smith. Mrs Carrie Haper, " u wufofd W. NJ
RotsTts A Z Reshy. i,sngenbaueh. ! W. zim-
swseury Z Z whiiAsasr. r Ieais 0fa WI rs
kins, J. Collins, g, A kornick, " n Ocrdan n
". IaytoB. Mrs LAYTON. 9. w. HUI Mrs. Han
HnH, q. " HUI A. G pitkin, ". l. shepherd
T. e Fiacid, William Merchant. W l.. shefherd
] c, Flaeld. 1. ~ csWan. Miss Rae Sutherland
y Mafta'rssr. Arthur Bryan, Mr.. A. Pfotst. Mrs
Muflsrgsr
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news NOTES OF THE SUBURBS.
South Seattle.
ssseeeseessssssssessssssss

very pleasant entertainment was CIV
en- at the Baptist church Friday evening
by the Christian Endeavor Society. A
short programme was arranged. The
several young ladies. and was followed
by violin selection by MIR. c. Conn, ac-
companfed on the guitar by Mr.. Harry
Bull; recitation by Miss Belle stewart:
Miss Florence Copeland recitation by
Miss Jessie Henry. Messrs. Conn and
Bull furnished the music for the evening.
and cake were served to about ninety
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Warren have Just
returned from weeks visit in Tacoma.
Mr.. l.. Stewart gave dinner in honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Warren Saturday.
Mrs. Harrington. of Hrisby. Ariz.. IL
visiting at the home OF Mrs. Weaver.
Adjt. Jensen. of the Volunteers Of Amer
last week
Mrs. Emma Rowland win leave this
week for an extended trip through South
ern California, and from there viii go
East to Machigan.
Miss Hazel Judkins, of West Seattle.
has been visiting Miss Ernistine Burbank
for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Arey. from Port HadIock. is spend
ing a few weeks at the home of Mrs.
Burbank.
Mrs. Coombs and Miss Cora Watson, Of
West Seattle, were guests OF Mrs. Bur-
bank last week.
George Sather. NJ u. Jones', Oscar Ber-
ding, Edward Hoskins and VIII Hoskins
have enlisted in the navy and Will sail
for China soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Kishner and family, Mrs.
Davidson and daughter have gone for an
outing Mt Sunnydae.
Mr. Rhaban has left to join his family
family at Cedar Mountain.
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iLWMILLS NEED MORE MEN.
S1Dee u General Cry for Labor
tpona All sections-Farnsers Forc-
Ina Tra uaps Ia Work.

IAsrc e a great scarcity or sawmiIl
80 On Puget sound saws l., C.. Brack-
u Aberdeen, who arrived IN the city
eEoAy ON matters connected with the
~ trade.
WeH Il not for tho fact that many OF
uAluxle mills have closed down on
9ert ~ a duh market. many lumber
would have TO close on account OF
INABILITY to get crews" he said yes-
" tkls condition II not due 10 a lack of
4 pen In the country, for the Alaska
mas left us with plenty OF men with
Va YORK, but they are not willing to
2f n the sawmiiis.
Ms down In Eastern washington q
- a4o and the condition II the same
MNN The shortage seems general. For
1stenre. farmers are taking up every
.mp that enters the country and prac-
10y forcing him 10 work at wages
@nylnG from 81 Is 10 - day. IL IL hard
~ where the mill crews have gene
~ n al sections Of the state good wages
NMt men who win handle lumber"
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/ Train Hurries Through
!. SEATTLE to Everett.
nxrvss HERE TUESDAY.
80 peside 0mcIaIs and stock
6ers Are Three New York Cap
1850 and y German Count
m nxamine BeIIfngham BAY
and Decide On
l1ttes-wsl he Here Two Days

n l0ljlen, president OF the Northern
~ party of officials and stock
" the road arrived in Seattle yes
~}s1fternoon from the Clearwater
~ 1hey came over the new Palmer
nlrsct without going TO Tacoma.
~ arrival the special train was
1 20 the Seattle & International
"a the party proceeded to Ever
- the members will remain until
~ night or Tuesday morning.
min win then come to Seattle.
seeosdfng 10 present plans, a two
stop win he made here, affording
opportunity for the directors and
So11afs OF the party to examine fully
- vroperty holdings, facilities and
1Snents now being made here.
- Inspection OF local terminal IA
a III improbable but that some
~ pian AZ regards permanent i'm
1r0ts in Seattle will be decided
hiring or at the conclusion Of this
Sonsy remained here but few min
oa6 tho only inspection OF local
1)N was made through the car
1870. AZ Everett a minute examina-
Il he newly acquired water front
r(1oo and the construction of yard
49, now going on will be made.
Il Instructions from President Melien
t0t1lct recently rendered IN favor OF
1F Bros. and the Everett Land 4
l1C1ment Company, ms a result of
u1IAtion proceedings. has been paid
~ work Of putting in the water
IT gard lines to accommodate the
output OF the various mills In
sclj0n WITH be begun at once. When
Woft b finished nm adequate outlet
poat.hound freight win be had, and
~ handling the business at that
0M BE- arranged for.
tftp. II In stated. Is purely for nm
lnepection, and about three weeks
1lI1n slotted TO II. The party ar
y SPOKANE Friday night at 7;so.
~ remaining there an hour the train
o4ed 20 couiee City. on the WASH
- Central branch. where an inspec-
n work was had and n return run
0rokAne made Saturday afternoon.
~ Spokane the party went over the
rfpAter iines and then hurried to Sc
y and on to Everett.
y members Of the party are: Presi-
4ellen. Second Vice President J. w.
o11ck. Third vicA President j. NJ
r4fDrd. Chief Engineer II. II. Nc
IN. General Passenger Agent Charles
~. General Freight Agent s. IT,
- Acting General Superintendent II.
Nv. private secretary TO Vice Presi-
Daniel Lamont. Edward A. Gay.
1e these officials. Messrs. Adams and
-. Of New York. members OF the
~ directors: Messrs. Godfrey and
capitalists, OF New York: Con.
~. OF New York, and Count Limberg
-. OF Berlin. were aboard the train.
|1Dpanying the party,
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Mr. ana Mrs II. " stadiey. Of Ta,cna,
entertained "A party % their friHnds ~
their home Friday evening ire time
was pleasantly passed in games. CONVEX
satian and music. The lSstcns euartette.
AteSsfe Waite, Stradley, Paysse ana sun
guesss were Mr. and Mrs 8 White, MI
and Mrs j White, Misses Mamie Marco.
J.anett. Marco. Nary White, Edgenie
Johnson Hazel Stradiey. bess hFyhie.
Gertruds pott0N Wtnifred MONTGOMERY.
Elsie Finkham, Messrs J, White, nscS-
ards. Guy Grsrith. r white, Edward
S,radloy and A =. Tomhisen-
Mr. wh,camb o. i.stona met with
painfai accident while riding his wheel
on the bicycle path a short time axe In
some manner he Loot control % the mo-
chine. and. fell striking in such posi-
ton as 20 sprain his wrists and tear the
aesh q both hands,
Mr.. and Mrs Kutchins = newly mar
ried couple OF IatonA. were given a
sercnado few evenings ago BY the la
toRa QtiartettS.
A woodward has been established al La
toua, under the mans cement Of w. II.
stone A carload % wood was received
last week ANA the stock will be increased
as rapidly as the trade ~ih warrant
CAMPERS are fast becoming more Num-
er0us az Lake Union. Several new camps
we're established last wees AMI numbers
Of city people have slgnined thai they
Will soon move 10 tho lake for the sum
mer. The water IS at a good tempera-
ture for bathing. and fish are plentiful,
for those who cannot leave the vicinity
Of tina eitR.
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Catherine Shaw win soon build one
story cottage at Fremont. to be occupied
a home.
Fred Free Fremont mill man, who
lives alone In house near the school
building, was the victim of burglar
Friday afternoon. Mr.. Free was absent
at his work. and during Tuesday some
pried il open, and carried away a suit
OF clothes. a pair of shoes and a number
of small arcticles. Mr.. Free has been
rather unfortunate for the past few
months, as he was laid on for about
three months as the result OF an accident
at the mill. and had just returned to
work when the robbery occurred.
W.. A. Gordon win build n two-story
frame residence on Kilbourne avenue,
near Bowman, this month.
A large number of Fremont people en-
1oyed very pleasant picnic at Green
lake Friday evening. Refreshments
were served early In the evening and
dancing was INDUCED in until midnight
Miss Ollie Downs. OF Pullman, Wash.
Is visiting Miss Annette Ellis daughter
OF Rev. Mr. Ellis. OF Fremont.
A lodge was recently organized at FREE
mont by the Rebeccas. number OF
members from the city lodges went out
gave the usual drill and installed the
new lodge. Twenty-four members are on
the roll at present, and more are expect
ed to join soon. The new lodge will meet
at the l. O. O. +. hall on the second and
fourth Mondays of each month.
Fremont people say that the delay in
unloading the new street cars, which
have been at the Seattle a Interna-
tionai depot for sonye days. IL due TO the
fact that the car barn doors are too
small for the cars. and the eniargements
Will have TO be made before the cars
can be used.
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PLANS roR LABOR DAY.
sesesrattsn WIN Ne the Most EInb-
crate Ever Known Here.

NeN that the Western Central Labor
aaien has the telephone strike settled,
s S.s,se preparations Tor q Labor Day cele-
rsstpn Will he begun. II ~ Intended to
go u tho higwest thing ~ It's kind ever
~, ren IN The Northwest In the morning
Mye WI he mammoth parade,
nsnt say that there will be the usual
tsfaaa." sald W n Middleton. secrpiarv
= ms untea, last evening. because Il
- ~ the usual parade nj all All tho
$500 N The city are going 20 take part
49, each will try 90 Guido the others IN
of.xsnaiisN and hriliiancy OF their
..r1-s~sNe dispiaya, seattle has never.
- srrh parade nor, w fact. any such
,s .v1sat'nn as this with be There win lie
49, men ~ line, more interesting feat
syss hsfnro t"
.s e shs afternoon there will he athletic
~ ssw Ahd the Wtld West show nj Madi.
Nrs u Is expected that there will
80 fifens Ia the city on that date also
WI ada &c the sights 20 be seen
NJ NJ whole win wind ny With n graud
Y NE evening An edition OF - go
80 aNnasonia Illustrated souvenir pro-
H>r "e y 9tNsNF ~ p'tF-aEN-
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The Post IntelllEenccr has secured the
exclusive right for Washington 10 Rama.
McNany & Co.'S latest folder map 81
China and Asia. These may DO secured
~ Pcsi-fnteihgencer business Offices a,
10 cents each.
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THE Montana State School OF Mines AZ
Butte. Montana. opens September III
1901 FU4 four-year course Of inStrac-
tioa-twp terms OF twenty weeks each
per year Tuition free 10 residents 81
Montana. others pay So per term For
49, Eaif.> Mont.
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~ Dispatch ~ the Post Inteliirencer
eXJItTH YAKIMA, Aug. b--Prcsidcnt
oG and party Of Northern Pacific
(1aia spent three hours here this
nonlAx, They were taken out by cit,-
- IN carriages and shown some OF the
naers OF Irrigation In the Yakima and
g5pubding country.
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EYEGLASSES sor headaches Miss
Wnzinski. lie Cherry.
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:. ne rost-lntelilxcncer has seeur.., IN.
ssuss,se right Tor Washington 10 Rand.
$500 Co.'S latest folder mar IN
Il ,s snd ASIA Those may be secured
= ..NNs.s-tpi ellleencer business Offices al
n ~ SIeNE Rings. Angus; birthstone
49, lnek. 1cwcler, Sis Second ave
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FOR RENT

800 Seventeenth avenue. 7-room modern
house
s2i Seventh avenue south. ll-room mod
ern house.
300 Twenty-second avenue south. s-room
modern house.
lis Twenty-third avenue, 7-room mod
ern house new.
2isl Madison. fo-room modern house:
vacant August Is
1913 Yesler. S-room modern house.
Coz Fourth avenue. 1o-room modern
house.
Gil Tenth avenue. Groom cottage.
Offices for rent In Downs and Starr
Boyd buildings.
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neutrality-suspicious.
Observation-Disclosures

A prominent society event in Ross the
past week was the marriage OF Homer
j. briggs, well-known young man OF
this vicinity who graduated with honors
at the close OF the year at Seattle Sem
mary, and Miss. Vera NJ. Bertels, a sister
OF the principal and Miss Florence Ber-
tells. one of the teachers whose home Is
Milkes-Barre. Pa The event was eele-
on the evening of August I. Rev
c. f.. MoReynolds officiating. and wit
messed by few friends OF the family
among whom were Rev. A. Beers and
wife. former teachers and Instructors or
both parties. The parlors were tastefuliy
decorated with ferns. vines and beautiful
flowers. The wedding presents were rich,
valuable and practical An elegant re-
past was served. during which the party
was serenaded by student friends OF the
happy couple, who were invited In and
partook OF refreshments. after which
they escorted the newly welded pair TO
the city where they took the boat for
short wedding trip down the sound
They returned by train on Friday and
had the novelty OF the tour enhanced by
the hoid-up on the Seattle & Internn-
tionai. which resulted in the capture OF
the gun wielder. as reported in the
Post-inteliigencer. They win be at home
to their friends October 1, 1900.
Mr. Homer Hammell. OF Castle Rock
Or. nephew OF John Grtggs Is Visiting
here and was present at the wedding OF
his cousin.
Miss Nettie Tong has returned to the
seminary from Oregon
Rev. A. Beers ana wife started for /,
campmeeting al Edmonds on Friday and
load or two of young people drove up
on Saturday.
Mrs C. w Tenrcy started on sa,ur.
day TO take an outing among her frienJs
on NaShon island. taking tn Chantanqua
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Composition.

We are now prepared 20 do composition
for the trade (azy nleasure) IN So1pAren,
Ninicn Brewer and Long Primer. SAtis-
faction guaranteed Cali or addreAs Poet
Lntsl.lxenesx. seattle =.
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A fire l. bad enough at any time. hut
the IRE % catarrh. that burns no the
INSIDE OF the head, and Keeps the suffer
er IN state OF continual agony. a ms
worst ~ All. The only thing that Will
really put out such fire. and COMPLETE
~ cure this fearful disease II Or Mac
kenzse'e English catarrh Cure Mansv
back n one package falls to cure Free
trial treatment az Guys drug store.
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Miss Ollie Downs. OF Pullman, Wash.
Is visiting Miss Annette Ellis, daughter
OF Rev. Mr. Ellis. OF Fremont.
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Mrs G. w Tenncy started on satur-
day TO take an outing among her friends
on Nashon island. taking In Chan,auqua.
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w. A. Gordon viii build n two-stor,
frame residence on Kilbourne avenue
near Bowman. this month.
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Catherine Shaw win soon build a one
story cottage at Fremont. to be occupied
as a home
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Rev. A. Beers aud wife started for n
campmeetlng at Edmonds on Friday, and
load or two of young people drove up
on Saturday.
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MOVED from present location "a rs 10
~ second noor. Pioneer building Schioss-
macher. tainr.
EYEGLASSES perfectly f;ted Miss
Wilxipski iis Cherry.
THE bicycle you buy at spinuIne's. 1908
Second avenue. viii be zatisfarfory
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New Maps oS china.

WV ""W$ " FhFHHF
The Post-fntelligencer has secured tina
exclusive right for Washington 20 Rand
McNaiv 4 Cos latest folder map 81
Chiua and Asia. These may D. gsc1rAI
at rpst-intsiiigsncsr business Offices al
10 cents each
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Mr.. and Mrs Kutchlns = newly mar
ried couple OF LAtona. were given a
sercnado few evenings axe By the la
iona Ouartette.
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Miss Nettie Tong has returned TO ths
seminary from Oregon.
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Mr.. Homer HammeN Of Castle Rock.
Or. nephew OF John Griggs. IS visiting
here, and was present at the wedding OF
his cousin.
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All our Spices we guarantee fun
weight, strictly pure and ground
from choicest spices and herps.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
in its eni,refy

in its ennrfiy
'I1e meeting in itself seemed a
uho.e liiei,nv iu me- he saia ~ .
fil.. iense ,onee. ~lhe beg g.nblng. The
end ~ shofi. heanIiih lie. fur 4
thaaSh ! n gin never. p,rhaps never.
srr yUu agaiD =
''lnu thanght We should never meet
aga'n ahr spcke IN SLOW smrprisr. as
The ipperi af Nj WORDS aac4cG IN
her and 'ban bf saw ilei eyes ~ ,saNn.
and fsrsli saa;i - n,leruess lasfcs3
his hsai III knew az MAS taipi y
Of The sl5i which iaa hsWeen aem.
The l0ol . pain whe5 crossed hrs face
aimosi dfcefed H. Sih i was on.y
10 add irw character e her beauty
Il warl 70 iri. NeH u8fe ihsn ali.~
she Shrugged her shoulders. as Il 10
shake off the nnplrasanl tkop-hi he
had just read. "how very much good
your example has done me. You re-
member yen iold me how son hab
learned French by StndgibR tai aie Atp-
and by hiring 4 man 10 Noiis iaF A0fN
who spoke The language to won ~ ,e'sr
W. AFh iH A44N hNtN ANf-ftf4' = ~ fre''~
you used 10 wsik taree miles atfsr
supper 20 an old Gtrman. who ~ a
his tongue 10 yOu aud lent run ihos
German c.asscs2 Well whrb aoh-
back 10 scaoui and Was tempted %
npgleri mN studies reca led rs rt-
fOrIS yuU were maEgHg 30 etw.afs
yourself and ErcaHr ashamed 0 niy-s
seli aud really : proHttd ty yUuf cS-
ample. ! luDk tWY raapls hUuHk
never have Won ihpm aui fot yea.
Her complnion Ebg td .eHbs
Il did roi have ,Hvh en3d fortune in
adding teacher ~ Italian 10 nlt fae-
uliy he tod Der. "l.r was uHkpnx
his way uvcf lae mountain VITA aiai-
organ and a monkey aud l0id ur i,e
was out Of money Ny answer ie.lans
was that needed 4 man 10 riri rnt-.
ton and that would pay hm lie
wagrs Of an experienced halsd II A9
would stay with me through tie sea-
son. lie readily consented ard tvsfv-
thing might have worked oai "a lAe
glory of my perseverance. bal he ~
sisted On working wlth ise monkey
on his shoulder. and tile two Iugtther
proved sura IN attraction iitai 40 tha
negroes in ny iicil gail,srrd around
him. ! gave Them the iiisi day cA hh
WHEN the neNi came and he pieksrs
rame in holiday attire accompanied ~
hosts Of neighboring negroes ealles1
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
High Standards.

The bard would never have. NJ
cred: Music hath charms" etc
had he heard the rasp ag sounds
smaHatiug from the "ThumI
nnxcs" and "HysterIa generating
rackrts, that are being palmed of
IN the unihiialed as first elias,
pianos, They are gotten up with
pretty engraved exterior cases t,
catch the unwury, but they will
not stand this climate over thre,
summers. You will make no mis-
lake in selecting the famous "BehI
Bros" "Kranich Il Bach" "Chick
rriug" or "MaSon & HamliE'
pianos, all high standards and solo
Ut $3.50 and mp, hy
A. REDEWILL & SONS,
PHOENIX MUSIC STORE.
Graham guardian., 1900-05-04
Democratic County Convention.

At a meeting Of the Democratic
County Central Committee al Sol
nmonvilIe, Graham county, Ari
zona, held on the 2nd dav of A pril.
1900, it was resolved that Dem.
ncruiic county convention of said
county he called 30 meet NJ Solo
monvii'e, Arizona. or Saturday
The 18th day "f May, 1900, I'll 10
o'"lurk a. IN. Of that day ioI N,
selection of II drtrgatrS 10 1h,
rcrriroriat conver tron ~ met ar
Phoenix, May 24th 1900, and fnr
The transaction Of such other nrccs
sary business as may come before
said county convention
Primaries for HE selection oi
delegates from the varinus pre-.
cIncts 10 SAID county convention
viii be held IN the various pre-
cinrls on Saturday, NJ IS 5tE, 1900.
snch hnnr and place as may he
designated by due notice prerious
ly posted by lhe Central Cum
mittecman tor surh preclnci.
The basis Misrepresentation given
10 each precinct WI ne one dele
gate for each ten votes r ceivpd bv
Hon. ] + Wilson in 1898 aud one
dslegnte for an additional tracIloir
"i SIX votes; prnvlnrd thar each
pr"cin Il shall have at least n,+
deie gate. Deleg,ras are hereby
as tollnws: