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SHERIFF'S SALES

CHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Facias, TO me directed,
will be exposed TO public saie' i,l,s az the
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city
OF Wilmington, New Castle county, State
OF Delaware
on SATURDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF JUNE, 1901,
At 10 o'clock. a. m,
the following described real estate VIZ:
All that certain lot, piece, or parcel OF
land With a two-story brick dwelling
house thereon erected, situate IN the city
of Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded ana
described as follows, TO Wit;
Beginning al a point on the northerly
side OF Conrad street. between Van Buren,
and Harrison streets. at the distance OF
one hundred and six feet westerly from
the westerly side of Van Buren street.
thence northerly parallel with Van buren
street and passing through the centre on
the purity wall between this ana the au-
Joining house on the east thlty-nve zee,
one inch TO a corner; thence easterly and
parallel with Conrad street one foot five
and quarter inches TO another cor
ner; thence northerly and parallel with
Van buren street thlrty-hlhe Ieet e,eNen
inches. more or less, to anOther corner
thence westerly and parallel with Conrad
street seventeen feet five and three-Quar-
ter inches TO another corner thence
southerly and parallel with Van Buren,
street seventy-five feet to the aforesaid
side of Conrad street. and thence thereby
Ieasterly sixteen feet to the place OF begin
ming. be the contents. thereof what they
may. With the right, use and privilege
OF an alley two feet seven inches wide and
seven feet one inch high on the easterly
side of this lot In common with the owner
or owners. Occupier or Ocupiers OF tht
house adjoining on the east entitled there
20 forever
Seized and taken I'm execution as tn,
property OF Clarence II Redding and An
nie y. ReddinE. his wife, mortgagOrs ant
Its, and to be sold by
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL. Sheriff.
Sherins Office. Wilmington. Delaware
MAY 13. 1901
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NOTICE.

we will insure your Real
Estate or Personal Prop
erfy i'm Standard Ameri-
can COnpaniesRf the very
lowest rates. All losses
promptly paid.
we VIII call and see YOU
il yOu desire. Call, write
or telephone uS.
HAWKINS Il co..
7R2 Market NJ.
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THE CLARION.

Located In the very heart Of the city. Re
built and refurnished, with modern In
provernents. Convenient 20 bOardwalA
and all gmusements. Terms reasnnable
J. p. C1BERsON. Prop.
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On Friday evening, June 2S a lawn
party viii be given for the benefit Of West
Presbyterian Sunday school by the mem-
bers OF Mrs. II. c. Taylor's class at No. ei5
Adams street
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THE WORTHINGTnN-

Excellent accommodations. Terms mod
crate, ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., 2ll0 Pa
ellie. avenue, between Arkansas and Mis-
souri, avenues.
j. b. WoRTHINGTON, Prop.
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THE GRANVILLE.

Arkansas avenue, Atlantic City,N J. One
hundred feet from boardwalk. One and
one-haf squares from Reading r.. r.
Depot The house has a reputation Of IS
years. Rates, s125 TO 50 per day; S 20 so
per week. Home for families No bar.
MRS. II. PHILLIPS,
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RUTGERS INN.

Corner Pacific avenue and ST. James
Place .Rem0deled and furnished under
new management. J. S. SUOPE
Late Of Chelsea
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HOTEL NELLINes.

PM Pacific avenue. Atlantic City. n. ].
Splondidly situated within one square from
Reading Depot and beach. Open all year.
Rates; 81 to $40 per week Children under
~ years. half rate.
MRS. w. NELLINGS, Proprietress,
Late Of the Burlington
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SEASIDE RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CRY.
HOTRL sTANLEY

Ocean end South Carolina avenue; ims
proved; refurnished ti.50 per day: special
weekly. first-class In every respect
FRANK CURRAN
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WHBAT GIVES
FINE PROMISB
Gardens Are Doing Well
But Berry Crops Will
be Short

For the week just ended the Climate
and Crop service for the Delaware and
MARYLAND sections issues the following re-
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THE wINCHEsTERn

Opens April !. Atlantic city, NJ }.
Ocean end OF Ocean avei.ue. ndinining
Waldorf Astoria AMI the boardwalk.
First-class table. Home Comforts Rooms
single and en- suite. Terms moderate.
MRS ROSA A. STRIKER, Proprietreea.
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THE ORIOLE.

2i2O Pacific avenue, Atlantic city. N. ].
One block from the Reading n. r. Depot
and near the beach Terms. Si25 TO Sl.50
per day; 81 TO s. per week
MRS c. T. BUzBY, Proprletress.
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NeVita Tablets EA1s. IA.;.. s1saN95H asI!

II. j. Krejci ~ Bros.. Merchant
Tailors
have removed to No. 105 West Sixth
street and have the finest line of goods
In the city. Prices reasonable and war
ranted TO fit
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NORTHERN LIBERTY.

2203 Pacific avenue. corner Missouri and
Pacific avenues, Atlantic city n. J, One
square from Reading depot and the beach
Open all the year. MRS. A. LARE.
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THE RAnNoR.

i12 s South Carolina avenue, Atlantic
City. N. j. Near the beach. The most
central location OF the greatest health re-
sort II. W. SIIARPLESS.
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WELLINGTON

Kentucky avenue near beach. Atlantic
City Ideal location. Cheerful comfort
able, homelke. Table and service unsur-
passed. Capacity, 200. Rates. 81 per day.
Write Tor zreciai weekly rates and book
let. THEO. l.. HAWKINS.
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TIE LEOLA.

TIE LE0LA,
No. l. North Georgia Ave..Atianuc CITY
n. j. TWO squares from Beach. Terms
moderate. Rate 81 per day IN May and
June. WM. LOWRY. Prop.
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THE HOLMES"
26 North Georgia avenue. Atlantic City.
~ J. MARY HOLMES, Proprietress.
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REHoBoTH HOTELS.
HOTEL HENLOPEN
ATLANTIC CITY.
HOTEL RICHMOND

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Three doors from the sea on Kentucky
avenue. Cuisine and service OF the high
est standard. Capacity, go Electric ele-
M. II. MAGERs. OF Baltimore.
Proprietor.
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ARTICLE IT
OBJECTS AID PURPOSES.

Section l. The objects and purposes Of this company shall be.
 Ul To acquire by purchase lease pre- emption. location or otherwise, min $, min ing claims, mineral lands. and interests therein, and tunnel and mill sitas. and water rights and privileges. and to develop. equip, operate and util 70 the same, and to carry on a general mi ing business in Arizona. Iowa, Mexico, and elsewhere. @ To acquire by purchase. lease, or other wise, and to bui q, construct, operate, and maintain mills. smeiers, refurtion works, concentration works, roads, railways tram ways turnpikes, and canals. and any other plants, property. and machinery incidental and necessary 10 the carrying on of the business Of the Company.
 (3l To mine. purchase. sell, mill and Urea in any and eve man CT whatsoever, gold silver, and copper ores. metal. and bullion. and earth, clay. gravel and coal and other ores and minerals. and to market the sana
 l4l To sell, exchange, lease. or otherwise dispose of any and all real estate, personal prope y, privileges. and franchises belong ing to the Company, with power to receive in payment therefor the lands property shares of capital stock. or bonds in any other company or omDanies.
 t5l To buy and sell groceries. dry goods, clothing and all other kinds of general merchandise, and to do general merchand- ise business. and conduct and operate stores for the sale Of such merchandise in cOnnec- ton with the min ming milling, and develop ment work of the Company.
 t6l To pay cash or issue full paid and non- assessble stock for any real or personal D opertv, rights, or franchises purchased or acquired by the Company. and generally to transact any and all business and do any and all things incidental or aDputtenant to the powers, purposes, or business Of the Company.
 Section 2. This Company shall have per- Detual succession, may sue and be sued by it's corporate name, and shall have a com mon seal which 1t may alter at pleasure; and may make contra ts and acq Ire and transfer property, possessing the same powers in such respects as natural persons. and shall have all other powers and privileges conferred upon corporations of this char acter by the law.
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Both were under the influence of liquor. At his trial, Jenson denied
 being in sympathy with the red
 flag people, and disapproved of the Presidents assassination. His talk of the night before was still fresh in the minds of witnesses and the judge found him guilty.
 Graham Bulletin; There was a hold-up on the road between Solomon vile and Coronado last Saturday evening Two freighters loaded for Clifton were passing through cafion when two men appeared and held them up, securing five dollars from one of the freighters The sheriff's office investigated the matter, but found that the freighters could give no description of the robbers further than they spoke English.
 Florence Blade: There is a prob. ability that the long distance tele- phone will be extended from here to Globe, soon by way of Mineral Hill and the Newbury camp. We would respectfully suggest to the company that it would not be more than six miles out of their way, if they would run the line by way of Copper Butte, Kelvin and Troy, and by making this slight curve in the line they would probably increase their local business one hundred per cent.
 Coconino Sun: There was consider able excitement iu the northern part of town last evening caused by the attempted suicide of Miss Priscilla Murphy, sixteen ear-old young lady by taking poisoned wheat with suicl dal intent. It is said that her rash act was brought about by reason of her mother refusing to allow her to accompany young man to some social affair, Being refused permission co g0, she retired to her room and pro- ceeded to eat quantity of poisoned wheat, and then laid down. She was found some time later suffering great agony. The young man who was to have accompanied her called 8 little later and was sent posthaste for a doctor After a half hour of work over the girl she was relieved of the greater part of the poison. The quan-
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ARTICLE TIT

Section l. The authorized capital stock of this Company shall be S5.000,00 divided into
 five million shares of the par value of one dollar each. All stock when issued shall be fully paid and non -assessible
 Section 2. Such proportion of the capital stock of this Company as the Roard of Dlrec- tors may determine. when issued as fully paid and non-assessible stock In payment of any mining claims, lands, rights, or interests as hereinbefore provided, may be returned 10 the treasury of the Company and sold upon such terms and conditions IS the Board of Directors may determine for the purpose of raising the necessary funds to acquire other real estate and personal property as above provided. and to carry on the bus ness and promote the interest of the corporation.
 Section 3. Shares Of stock shall be trans ferabe but no transfer shall be valid except between the parties thereto until regularly entered upon the books Of the Company showing the names and addresses of the persons, by and to Nhom transferred, the number and other designation of the shereS and the date ofthe transfer
 Section ( 2 his'a Company is euthorizec and permitted po dc business whenever & 0Oy,0Q Gt ite canipgl stock .f srhscglhed anc
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tity Of poison taken Yse sufficient to have caused her death had medical aid not been called promptly. It will be some time before she fully recovers from the effects of the poison
 Yuma Sun: A few days ago Hall Hanlon and Mrs. J II. Maxey had an experience in the sluggish old Color ado river that they do not care to have duplicated. They were re- turning from Yuma to the Hanlon ranch, eight miles below town, in a small row boat, and when about half the journey had been completed the frail craft capsized in some unaccount. able manner and the occupants were compelled to hold onto the inverted boat as best they could for more than an hour. When assistance arrived the victims of the accident were almost exhausted and could not have held on much longer. MT Hanlon lost a $500 check and about Sl00 worth of merch. andise that was in the boat
The oasis., 1901-10-12
Arsr1o ~A rS so vw@.
oulled from Exchanges l.

Clifton Era: G. W. Gillard, who owns some large hot springs in the Glla River, was in town last week securing signatures to a petition for the building of county road from the Frisco Pump to Solomopville, the road to pass pear his property. MT. Gillard has put in some baths, and expects gradually to make his springs popular resort.
 Mesa Free Press: c. T. Wise is marketing his fine Salway peaches, of which he has i've acres, tha; will pro duce about twelve tons of fruit this season, besides having large number Of late peach trees, the fruit on which will be ready to market about Christ mas. Mir Wise disposed a ton of his Salways in Phoenix, "Wednesday, which were pronounced the finest ln the valley.
 Mesa Free Press; The Uniou thresher, owned by Macdonald and LeBaron Bros, pulled in for the season Saturday last. The machine put in ninety days this season. The last three weeks they were threshing alfalfa seed, but prior to that time were on wheat and barley. They say the grain the past season was much better that bas grown here for years. The two other threshers are still run hing on Johnson's and Hibbert's grain.
 Gazette: Phoenix has no room for anarchists. Wm. Jenson was sentenc- ed to serve fifteen days in the city jail by City Recorder Jobs yesterday He made an anarchistic talk in the Yellowstone saloon Friday evening, which was taken exception to by T. Daniel Dougherty. Jensen invited him out into the alley. The pair went out on the walk, when the argument was resumed. A large crowd gathered.
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ARTICLE VII
MEETINGS OF srOCKHOLDuRs

Section i, The regular annual meeting of the stockholders Of this corporation for the annual reports of the officers. and the transaction of such other business as may legally come before the stockholders shall be held In the City Of Nogales In the Territory Directors may determine. on the fourth Thursday Of the month of January in each year.
 Section ? Special meetings ot the stock holders shall be held at such times and places as the Board ot Directors may order.
 Section 8. Notice In writing of all the meetings Of the stockholders shall be mailed to each storkholder at his address as shown by. the stock books of the Company, at least thirty days prior to such meeting, and the notice Of any special meeting of the stock holders shall state the general nature of the business to be transacted at such special meeting,
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.


 OFFICERS AND DIRECroRs
 Section 1. The affairs of this Company shall be conducted by Board of Directors to consist of not less than three nor more than nine stockholders, The first Board of Directors shall consist of the following named persons whose terms shall expire at the time set opposite their respective names.
 A. U. Ohaney, N k. Coffin, and A. H. Todd.
 January, 1902
 J. B. Burton, W. R. Lewis, and W. ". Cope land January, 1903.
 A. Graves, Q: Q. Taft andoC. A. Kerr.
 January 1904.
 section2. At each annual meeting of the stockholders of the Company, Directors shall be elected to succeed those whose terms of office expire. and also such other directors as the stockholders may determine. provided tne bosrd or Directors shall not consist of more than nine persons at one time. and all Directors so chosen shall hold their respect we positions for period of three years or Tor such period of time as may be determtued oy the stockholders. and the term of office of one third, or as near as may be, of said Directors shall expire each year. All officers ana Directors shall hold their respective positions unti their successors are elected and qualified. The Board of Directors shall have the power to All all vacancies and to elect such additional Directors as they may determine, provided the total number does not exceed nine as hereinbefore provided
 Section 3. The following persons shall constitute the officers Of the 6ompany until January, 1902; c. Q. Taft. President: W. K. Lewis, Vice President; J, B. Burton. Tres asurer; aud A. U, Clancy. Secretary. Within thirty days after the election of Directors in each year. he Board of Directors shall elect a President, Vice President a Treasurer aud Secre ary to succeed those whose terms expire, and such other officers as the Beard may determine.
 Section {. The Board of Directory shall nave power 10 establish bylaws and make all rules and regulations necessary for the management of the affairs Of the Company not irconsisrent with the law
 secti n5 The Board of Directors and the stockho' ders shall have the power tp hold meetings and transact business in Mexico, in A ri ona, in Iowa. and at such other places as the Roard of Directors may determine. Sc ton 6. No sale or sales of TO | estate shall be valid unless made " authority of the Br ard Of Directors; and deeds, releases. and other couveyances o' real estate shall De executed by the President or Vice Pres idens and Secretary or Assistant Secretary in the name Of the Company and attested by the corporate seal
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STATE OF Iowa, ss COUNTY OF POLK. DO

STATE OF Iowa, - COUNTY OF POLK. DO
 Before me, Clarence E. Sheets, a notary public in and for said state and county, on this day personally appeared 0. O. Taft, ". R. Lewis J. B. Burton, A. U. Chaney, and N. E. Coffin known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and each for himself acknow- ledged to me that he executed the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of offics this 18th day of September, A. D., 1901.
 CLARENCE E. SHEETS,
 Notary Public. Polk County, Iowa 1908 TERRITORY or ARIZONA County of Santa Cruz 9' hereby certify that the within instrument was filed and recorded at the request of F :. Nave, September 30, A. D. 1901 at 2 10 P. NJ Book Misc. Pages 46. ', & g, 160, 12 and Witness my hand and official seal the 5ev and year eforesaid
 salL dEROLD,
 tlsunty Recorces gesY ggA sst ss
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ARTICLE V
COMMENCEMENT AND DuRArION.

Section 1. This corporation shall com. mence as soon as ths Articles are filed for rerord in the office of the county recorder of santa Cruz O. unty. Arizona Territory and q certified copy thereof with the Secretary of the said Territory. and shall terminate twenty-five years thereafter. and may be renewed and extended from time to time in the manner provided by law.
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ARTICLE VI
TEDEBTEDNE-s AND LtABILIrY.

Section 1. The highest amount of indebt- edness, both direct and contingent, to which the corDor4 4tion is at any time to subject itself or that may be lawfully incurred bo the corporation, shall not exceed Sl0.000 Ny debts can be incurred except by authority of the Board ot Directors.
 Sections. The private property of the stockholders shall be exempt from liability for corporate debts.
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ARTICLE "

paid for in cash or property ae hers,npescrs provided
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 -oF THE- Alma Copper Mining Company,

KNow ALL MEN BY THESE PREsENrR That we. c. c. Taft. J. E. Burton. W. R. Lewis, A. U. Clancy. and N. K Coffin, whose names are subscribed hereto, desiring to form a corporation for pecunlarv profit, uuder and by virtue Of the laws of the Territory of Art zOna do hereby associ tte ourselves together as a body corporate, and adopt execute, and acknowledge these ARTICLES UF INCORPORATION
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ARTICLE
NAME AND PLACE OF BusiNvss.

Section l. The name Of this corporation shall he ALMA COPPEa MINIHa ChMPaRY
 section2. It's principal place of transact ing business shall he NOgales, ArizOna Ter rtory, but branch offices may be established and maintained at Des Moines- Iowa, iu Me- Xico and at such other places as the 3Osrd Of Directors may determine
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ARTIoLE VIII
AMENDMENTS.

Section 1. These Articles of Incorporation may be amended at any regular or special meeting of the stockholders Of the Company in the manner provided by law, IN WITNE.S WHEREOF We have here unto subscribed our names and acknowledged the said Articles of Incorpora ton, this 9th day of August, A. D., 1901
 0. c. TAFT.
 W. R. LEWIS.
 J, R. BURTON.
 A. U. UHANEY.
 N. F. COFFIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-26
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
FIocking Into Louisville from
All Parts of States.
They Attend Divine Worship, Sunday,
at Broadway Methodist Church.
Reception 10 Visitors, Today. and The Grand
Parade. Tuesday Morning.

Louisville. Aug. 25.-Commd ndcries
of Knights Templar poured into Louis
vile. today and tonight from the four
corners of the United States. although
the triennial conclave proper VIII not
begin until the grand parade of Tues
day morning. Imposing religious ser
vices we're held this afternoon, and
these were the only formal events, to
day.
At p. NJ. the Knights assembled
at their various communicates and
marched to the Broadway Methodist
church. where the services were held
The GROUND floor of the church was re-
served for the knights in full uniform
The form of service had been prepar-
I'd nv Sir Knight the Rev. Thomas u.
Dudley. Episcopal bishop of Kentucky.
With a few changes it was the form
of worship used by the Grand Com
mandcry of Kentucky.
The most striking part of the SER
vice came when the grand prelate de-
livcred the faith of the knights. who
with swords upliftcd recited with him
the Apostles Creed. After the "Coro-
nation Hymn Grand Prelate Coke
delivered the sermon. his subject be
ing: What Think Ye of Christi?
Tomorrow will be taken up with the
reception and escorting to their quar-
tiers of arriving communicates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-26
NOTICE.!
Special Order OF State Board OF Health.

ON account of the presence Of smallpox
IN Carleton Co, N. r.. the State Board OF
Health deems 1t best to discourage all
unnecessary travelling back and forth
across the Boundary Line.
Section !. 1t il. therefore. ordered that
until further notice. no person shall come
TO any city, town, or plantation in Maine,
from or through any places in New
brunswick between the SoIth bounda ries
"f the parishes Of Woodstock and Rich-
mond and the northern boundary of the
parish ot Nndovcr, unless he is able 10
prove To the satisfaction of the local
BOARD OF health of the place to which he
comes that he has not been in the infect
ed districts.
Section ,. All persons coming to places
in Maine from those parts Of New Bruins
wick mentioned in section l. shall ifn,ne-
diatciy report their arrival TO th., local
board of health of the place to whicl,
they come.
Section :. Persons violating this, or,i.r
will be liable to arrest and quarantine
and az the law provides. they shall he
punished by a fine al not more than five
hundred dollars or by Imprisonment IN,
the county jail tor period "t not more
than six months. or by both tine ami i'm
prisonment. in the discretion of tho
court
by order of
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
Augusta. Maine. August .. 1871.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-26
MASSACHUSETTS PROXIES.
The Committee Makes Up the Convention Basis
Of Representation.

Boston. Aug. 25.-The basis of rep
resentation to the Massachusetts Pro
hibition state convention which Is to
be held in Chapman hall, fremont
Temple. Labor day. will be one dele
gate at large from each town and ward
of cities and one delegate for every 10
votes, or fraction thereof cast for the
Prohibition candidate for governor at
the last state election.
The state committee has secured
Rev. NJ. G. Ward of Hingham for tenn
porary chairman and Rev. Alva III.
Morrill, of New Bedford for permanent
chairman. After the convention a
ratification meeting and banquet Will
be held in LOrimer hall.
Among the speakers Will be Hon.
Oliver w. Stewart of Chicago. chair
man of the National Prohibition com
mttcc and Rev. Samuel +. Pearson Of
Portland. Nc, nigh sheriff of Cul>bcr-
land county. The latter's subject will
be Does Prohibition Prohibit