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ENDORSES THoMsoN's ADMINS.
TRATloN.

We approve the course Of the city ad.
mlnistration In securing large tracts Of
government land as a forest reserve,
mus protecting our water supply. We
indorse the administration action IN
adding to the water supply (for which
purpose bonds We're voted by the peo-
plel thus giving to salt Lake City the
lhest and most valuable water system
m me west and all owned by the munl-
clpality
we denounce the platform Of the
democratic party IN asserting
mat the Indebtedness OF salt
Lake City Is in excess OF $4,000, 900. or
that the city debt Is an actual mort
gage OF $3.50, or any other sum. ON the
nome of every citizen. The truth Is
that the clty's liabilities are less
than $1,000. 900, and the clty's assets are
over 100000.
we hereby approve and indorse the
action OF the present mayor and city
council In the course Of their econom.
Zeal and able administration Of munich.
pal analrs during the past two years.
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CONDEMNS RECKLESS ExTRAv.
AGANCE.

We condemn the present administra-
tion Tor its reckless extravaganza III
squanderlng the taxes gathered from
the people and for the appointment and
employment Of incompetent officers ana
employees who hold their position, not
by reason Of efficiency but as reward
for p0atical services. We especially
condemn its VIGOROUSLY Inefficient man
agement OF the street sprlnkllng, street
and Irrigation departments. and We
promise the people that the nominees of
this convention win, IN the selection of
appointiye officers and employees. make
merit and not party service the first
consideration, Efficiency for the POSI-
ton VIII be the test Of qualification for
employment.
We direct the attention OF the tax
payers to the financial condition OF the
city, caused by Republican mal-ad-
ministration. the Understanding bond
ed Indebtedness being now 81, 900.
and, including our proportion Of the
state, county and other indebtedness,
aggregating over 100000 entailing al,
annual interest charge Of over 100000.
the same being an actual mortgage on
the home OF every citizen,
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ago, and came 10 Colorado when boy,
his parents having embraced the Cos
pel in the state Of Mississippi He was
a man OF almost perfect physical
mold he excelled in athletic sports
and games, and although lacking some-
what the advantages Of education, was
a natural leader: his musical talent,
and affable disposition and genial man
ner will be missed at social gatherings
as well as In the family circle. De-
ceased leaves young wife and one
child also parents, brothers and Sis
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Sixty-Sevpn Volumes TO be Placed OF
The Shelves Monday.


The following sixty-seven volumes
VIII be added TO the Public Library
Monday morning. b.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Anon-Light OF Egypt.
C9sar-Commentari on the GallIc
and Civil Wars
codman-Arnolds Expedition to Que.
bee.
Bradley-owen Glyndwr.
Drummond--Johnnie Courteau (poe-
try. 700
Fiske-Life Everlasting.
Harrison-W Washington and other
American Addresses 2"
Hudson-Life OF Sir Walter Scott.
Johnson--lsle Of the Shamrock.
Mofris-Life on the Stage.
characterization Essays.
Sloans-The French Revolution, and
Religious Reform.
storms-The Players Blue Book.
FICTION.
Observation-Disclosures.
Barr, Amelia-The Lions Whelp.
Barr, Robert-The Victors
Becke--Norke. the Adventurer.
Burnett-The Making of a Marchlon.
ess.
Catherwood-LazaT
Castle-SeoTpt of the Orchard.
Drummond-The Seven Houses.
Fowler--The World and Winston.
Graham-'rhe Great God Success
Gwynn-The Old knowledge.
Headlam- Marriage Of Mr.. Mercivale.
Hodder-The New Americans.
nnpa "a a., ~ Ilinps
H0tchkiss- Betsy Ross.
Hubbard-Tlme and Chance.
Kipling-Kim.
McElroy -Juletty.
Malet--Sir Richard Calmady.
Marchmont-- For Love or Crown.
Noble--A Crazy Angel.
phlllpotts The Striking Hour.
pryce-- Elementary Jane.
Staniey-The Backwoodsman.
Wehster-C Calumet TX"
Wescotl-The Teller
Zack-Dunstable Weir.
JUVENILE.
Brooks-Boy EmlgTants.
Castleton- Gunboat series: Frank
the Young Naturalist; Frank In the
Woods; Frank on the Lower Misslss.
ippl Frank on a Gunboat; Frank Be-
fore vicksburg; Frank on the Prairie
Rocky Mountain series: Frank Among
the Rancheros: Frank IN the Mount
aims; Frank VI Don Carlos Ranchero.
Rod and Gun club; Don Godon's
Shooting BOX, Young WIND Foclers:
Rod and Gun club.
Cofin--R Building the Nation.
CoolIdge-What Katy Did: What
Katy Did at School: What Katy Did
Next.
Kingston-Powder Monkey TO IA.
miral.
LlllIe-colonel's Money; Household
OF Glen Holly; Nan.
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SUNDAY CLOSING PLANK.

We approve the action OF the Repnb-
hcan administration In suppresslng
gambling houses. and IN closing sa-
looms on Sunday: and we pledge the
Republican nominees TO the enforce
ment Of laws and ordinances for the
preservation Of public morals We de-
nounce the action Of the Democratic
party In its persistent and wilful effort
to mislead the public as to facts ana to
bring discredit on the name OF our fair
mnnicipalitv
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OGDEN NEWS.
--------
OGDEN. UTAH. NOV. z, 1901
TO OGDEN SUBSCRIBERS.

The condition OF the roads renders II
impossible to continue the delivery or
The News" in ogden by Pony Express
or wagon, and that service has now
been discontinued On November g. the
oregon Short Line viii change It's time
table, and the "News" will then be de-
llyered In Ogden practically as early as
It has been during the past summer,
Until November 3, the delivery Will
take place between and $3.50 o'clock
D. M, and the kind forbearance Of Qua
friends is asked for the several days
intervening.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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REPUBLICAN,
CITY PLATFORM.
Adopted oct "A, 1901.
silent upon this great question.
SALE OF CITY LANDS APPROVED
We approve OF the recent sale OF UNI
used city lands, the proceeds 10 be used
Tor erecting a city jail and crematory.
ENDORSES RElsEps SYSTEM.
Adopted oct. "A, 1901.

we commend the Republican city
olnclalS Tor abolishing the antlquate1
lielnous formerly In vogue Of keeping
olty accounts, and for instituting a
modern system by which any citizen at
any time can obtain Ineligible infor-
nation concerning the revenues ana ex.
pehdlIures Of the city. Under this sys.
TEN regular reports are made and var.
,ous funds are kept distinct as provided
py Jaw thus assuring taxpayers OF
thelr proper use and giving full and
correct knowledge Of the financial con.
u,ltloh and operations Of the municipal
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CANDIDATES PLEDGED TO HON.
EST ADMINISTRATION.

Upon this platform and declaration OF
principles We confidently ASK the SUP.
port II every citizen having the well
fare Of the city al heart. regardless OF
previous political affiliations. We pledge
the nominees Of this convention. II
elected. TO give the people Of salt Lake
city wise. conservative. economical
and business-like administration.
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POLICE DENOUNCED ININTEREsT
OF MORALITY.

We condemn the police department
for it's gross abuse OF power, and for
It's permission Of frequent violations OF
the law. II is matter OF public no.
toriety that rninors have been permitted
to frequent saloons and poolroOms In
the city, Not only should this abuse he
at once corrected but the license Of
any person permitting minors IN a
place where intoxicating liquors are
Sold should be Immediately revoked.
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COMPLICATION OF ORDINANCES
DEMANDED.

There has been no revision or codlfi-
cation Of the ordinances OF the city for
many years, and hundreds Of ordinances
have been passed. many apparently in
force have been repealed, and II Is i'm
possible for anyone, lawyer or layman.
to ascertain what ordinances are act
ually in force. We favor. therefore. an
immediate revision and codifcation Of
the ordinances Of the city.
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RIGHTS OF BICYCLE RIDERS
RECOGNIZED.

Recognizing the large and constantly
increasing number OF our fellow cit-
Gems who use the bicycle. we pledge
ourselves to the passage ana enforce
ment Of such ordinances as shall give
them the rights and privileges to which
they are entitled without infringing up
ON the rights and privileges OF any
other class OF citizens.
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SUNDAY CLOSING PLANK.

The ordinances OF the city, the en-.
lightened moral sentiment OF the COM
munlty, and, we believe, the majority
Of those In that business. demand the
Sunday closing OF saloons. We, there.
fore, condemn the present administra-
ton for Its disregard OF the win OF the
people and the ordinances Of the city,
and pledge our nominees to the enforce
ment of the law.
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DEMANDS SYSTEMATIC BOOK.
KEEPING.

We call attention to the negligent and
incompetent method Of keeping the city
accounts. For lack Of a proper system
Of accounting In many OF the depart
ments OF the city government neither
the people, Mayor nor City Council Is
able TO obtain a correct knowledge Of
the financial condition and operations
OF the municipality. a system should at
once be adopted which will furnish to
any citizen, at any time, and in pub
lished reports at stated periods. intell-
gble information showing the revenues
and expenditures Of the city.
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PRESERVATION OF THE PUBLIC
PARKS.

We believe that the parks Of our city
should be held in sacred trust for the
people, and We believe that no power
should be conferred on any man or men
70 give away these beautiful breathing
places which belong TO our children. we
believe that this principle should also
apply to all other public property.
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The issuance OF the October Confer.
ence pamphlet has been deferred until
after the special conference of Nov,
10th, so that the proceedings OF that
conference may be included. thus max.
ing pamphlet Of unusual interest. 1t
win be ready about Nov. 18th. The
price viii be as usual. l5c. notwith-
standing the increased size. Send your
orders In at once, as the edition is
limited.
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CYCLE PATH IN LIBERTY PARK

We commend the Republican party
and the present administration for
building the bicycle path at liberty
park for the exclusive use OF the
wheemen And we favor the construe-
ton OF a suitable system OF paths
throughout the city.
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OUR NEICHBORS.
MANASSAS, COLORADO.
SUGAR FACTORY PROJECTED.
SPLENDID Grain Crops - Death OF
william A. Knight.

Special Correspondence.
Manassas. Conejos Co, Colorado. oct.
Sl.-Sugar beets have been planted in
a number OF places In this valley this
season as sample crop. the test from
car load collected from some twenty
localities shows an average Of iTk.
varying from Is 10 q. Parties are
looking over the situation for building
sugar plant. the question Of laborers
IN sufficient numbers 10 raise the beets
was In doubt and the location or place
20 build is yet undetermined--sol ell
mate. water and other facilities all
good.
The grain crop Is unsurpassed: the
cold, backward spring was discouraging
but the yield and quality OF grain was
never better.
DEATH OF wM. A. KNIGHT.
William A. Knight. an esiimable
young man, died at Rlchheld the 2sth
inst. The funeral was largely attend.
ed last Sunday. The Richheld choir
sang beautiful pieccA A. II. Smith
and 3. 8. Smith. by request OF the
family. were the speakers. The inter
ment was at the Sanford cemetery.
Billy" az he was famlllarly called
was born In Texas twenty-eight years
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MISUNDERSTANDING Feather
kSidhey--Joel Pepper. Phronsle Pep
per- Polly Pepper
Stoddard--Red Mustang; TWO Ar
rows.
2 Wetherell--wide, Wide World,
F Whitney--The Other Girls.
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DoDGEs THE QUESTION.

The history Of the Republican party.
national, state and city, has been one
OF law and order, a conservator Of pub.
lie morals and peace. by the promul.
CATION and enforcement Of law.
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INSTRUCTIONS mo- VOTERS.


The following are the official lnstruc.
items Issued for the beueft Of the vot-
ers OF Ogden:
TO obtain ballot. announce your
name to the judges of election. Having
obtained a ballot, retire to an empty
polling booth.
How To Vote a Straight Ticket--lf
you desire to vote for all the candidates
on any ticket place an X In the circle
at the top Of such ticket or place an
X after the name Of each candidate on
such ticket
How TO Vote a Scratched Ticket
To vote for candidates on two or more
tickets, place an X IN the II after the
names OF such candidates. but do not
place an X In the circle at the top Of
ticket or, place On X IN the circle at
the top OF the tNket, and mark line
through the name of any candidate for
whom you do not desire TO vote then
place an X after the name of some 9TH
er candidate for the office through
which you marked the line
II you desire TO vote for any person
whose name does not appear on the ball
lot, write 1t in the blank ticket.
II you cannot read. speak or write the
English language, the judges OF election
will instruct you how 10 vote.
Do not vote spoiled or defaeed bal
lot. II YOU spoil or deface ballot or
place any mark on II whereby 1t can be
Identified, II will not be counted If
you spoil ballot you may secure an
other from the judges
After marking your ballot and be-
fore leaving the booth, fold II so that
the endorsement will show. and so that
the face of the ballot will not show; re-
turn To the judges Of election, announce
your name and hand your ballot to one
OF the judges, who viii tear on the
stub and hand II back. Then place 1t In
the ballot box and go out.
JOHN V. BLUTH,
CITY Recorder, Ogden. Utah.
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Remaining uncalled for at the post
office, Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. l.
1901, To obtain these letters the APP
plicant must call for Advertised Let
ters," and give the date OF the list. II
DOT called for within two weeks they
Will be sent 10 the Dead Letter ONCE.
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[ADvERTIsEMENrsl
tADVERTsEMENTsl
THE PLATFORMS COMPARED
DEMOCRATIC
CITY PLATFORM.
Adopted oct. 0, 1901.

We favor the municipal ownership Of
all public utilities.
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evening In the Methodist church with
good attendance of delegates. a
song service was conducted by Rev
A. +. Chapman and an able address
was delivered by Rev. i. Barnett of
Salt Lake, on Some Conditions Of
Spiritual Power"
The convention was continued today
with a stll larger number of delegates
present The following is the program
OF todays proceedingsi
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Spiritual Power
The convention was continued today
with a stlll larger number of delegates
present The following is the program
OF today's proceedings;
MORNING SERVICES.
$3.50 Praise Service. Mrs. w. Murphy
1000 Business-Appolntment of Com
mittees.
10:30 Sunday School Lesson for Noyem-
Der 3rd ........ Rev. +. Barnett
11:00 What Means Can be Legitimate
ly Employed 10 Retain Scholars
In Sunday School. l.. NJ. Gillian
Discussion, led by Miss Jackson.
II ;35 Methods In Sunday School Work.
Miss II. Dressed
Discussion.
AFTERNOON SERVICES.
1880 Devotional Servlce..u 49,.
u,," ..,... Mrs. G. A. w. Cage
Las Business,
$500 How to Acquire the Art of Sue
cessful Sunday School Teacher
Rev. Ludwig Thomson
Discussion. led by Prof L. Al. Gillian.
1920 Question Box Mrs. Theodore Lee
2.40 How to Obtain the Hearty Co.
tHfi0Nph va ehto
.................... Rev. Parker
Discussion, led by Rev. j. j. Wilson.
300 Rally (Childrens). Mrs. ]. j. Mum
SUGAR FACTORY FOR ARIZONA.
Bishop John johnson Of Lake View
ward, left yesterday for Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, where he will take a position with
company Of New York capitalists
. NVhn aea maxine ttvaatioatfnn With N
view TO determine upon the most guilt
able location for a beet sugar factory
I in Arizona. To this end tests of the
soil In various parts Of the state will
be made and actual experiments In
, the cultivation of beets win be conduct
ed. The latter part OF the work will
be under the supervision Of Mr.. John
son as agricultural superintendent. Mr.
johnson is an experienced beet grow
err and thoroughly competent for the
work, Bishop Johnson expects to be
gone about two years, and has been
given a vacation from the duties OF his
office by the Church authorities. The
affairs OF the ward will be conducted
Z by Elders Jorgensen and Blake, coun-
sellers TO Bishop Johnson. during his
absence. The members Of the ward and
Bishop Johnsons many friends
throughout the county will wish him
pleasant and profitable sojourn in the
south.
RETURNED MISSIONARY.
Elder S. s. Cluff Jr., OF Pleasant View
ward, has returned from. mission to
the Southern States, laboring most OF
the time in Kentucky. Elder Cum has
greatly enjoyed his labors, the twenty
months he has spent In the mission
field. and reports the work progressing
In the Southern States mission. all
though there are not so many mission
aries in the field as formerly.
wRIGLEY-BuRGEss WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued to
Joseph c. Burgess. AZ. and Mrs Cath
crime Wrigley, 4G. both of American
Fork.
DEATHS AT ALPINE.
A private letter from Alpine to Mrs.
j. NJ. Jensen. OF this city, brings the
news that David Hamnett and Stephen
Moye, highly respected citizens, died
this week.
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LADIES LIST

Anderson Terri Jones Kate Miss
Alexander Miss (2) Jones Marie n
Abbot A II Mrs tombstone Julla y
Anaell B Miss Johnston L NJ
Berry Mrs Kerr Lilly MISS
Beener Bertha lit,Aman Alma
Berry Antoinell Lines Esther
Bennett Edith Lewis John
Bell Harold q Lloyd Louis
Bartholomew NJ AMills Lucy
Baokman Rachel Myrick Mrs
Bohman q II Mrs McNaughton Nellie
Boyl Kate Mcleod Lizzie
Bush j Mrs Mcdonald Mary
Burton Hattie Miss Myers Il Mrs
Burns Eliza Miss Montgomery Ehie
Concord Elya Mrs Mutchler Andy Mrs
Clayton Clara Osborn MAY Mrs
Christensen Clara Orsten Gerda
Clark jay j Mrs Powers Clara
Coker Bell Mrs Palmer Miss
Caron Ida Miss Peabody Maria L
Clark J Mrs co Pratt A Il Mrs
Chase Maud Miss Rush Idle Miss (2)
Christensen Minnie Richardson Mrs
Cartier NJ Miss Smith Sarah Mrs
Cole Lottie Miss Sessions a Mrs
Chase Maud Swenson Martina
DOWley Sadie j Swartz Nina
Fay Ina Miss Smith Annie
Foote b Miss Smith Jessie
Globenfeld Mrs Thompson u Mrs
Giheen Claire Miss Trefel Annie
Gilbert Amanda Tucker Lula
Greenig G A Miss Thoraldsen Marie
Godfrey NJ Il Miss Wilcox Martha
Green Nora Mrs Weich w B Mrs
Hutchison Sam Mrs Westfall O r Mrs
Hetherfngton Miss Wadsworth Sna
Harris Mrs Woods w ID Mrs
Houge G Mrs Werner Mrs
Hassard n A Miss Walker Jno Mrs
Jackman Emma Viets Jennie
Johnson Amanda
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OUR OWN STATE.

rbs branch Office Of the Deseret
Nsws in ogden is at No. tss Twenty.
sourth street, where advertisements
Neutrality-suspicious. will be received.
ne News" Is delivered by carriers In
ogden every evening on the same
t.r,ns as In Salt Lake city.
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MIN Ends in Dress ooods--cohn's.
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LIST OF LETTERS

lJnheard-of.dress goods -c0hn's
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A Dress for mere song-cohn's.

There Is probably no disease more
distressing and annoying than piles.
TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT Is daily curing cases Of years
standing of itching and bleeding piles.
The cure begins on the first applica-
ton, a little perseverance, makes the
cure complete. Price, 30 cents in bot
ties Tubes. Is cents. z. c. NJ. |. Drug
Dept.
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PROVO.
SUGAR FACTORY FOR ARIZONA.
Evangelical 3. =. tion--Dea ths
at Alpine Wedding.

special correspondence.
Provo. Nov. 2.-The Sunday school
convention OF the Evangelical churches
OF Utah and Juab counties opened last
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BOARD OF EDUCATION,

The board OF education held short
session last evening and disposed of the
following business'
The finance committee reported ST.
500 received from the county treasurer
on this years taxes Bills amounting to-
$500 We're allowed and ordered paid,
Tue resignation of Miss Ida Martin
az teacher at the Mound Fort school
was received and accepted and Mrs.
Eta Deubler appointed to fill the va
canGy.
Born, to the wife OF Mrs. William En-
met, a girl. Mother and child doing
well.
SALOON PORTER ROBBED.
Thomas Kelly, porter at the Board Of
Trade saloon, on Twenty-hfth street
had two watches stolen out Of his vest
pockets yesterday, He had removed his
vest TO attend to his usual work, ana
placed II In a closet at the rear OF the
bar, locked the door, but failed to take
the key out OF the lock. Shortly aftei
wards he returned for his vest and
found the watches gone; one was an
open faced gold filled gents Watch, ana
the other lady's gold watch. The
matter was reported to the police, but
no clue as to who the thief was has
been found
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. r. ". Whiope arrived
In Ogden Yesterday from Alaska. where
they have been for the past two years.
Fosters Military band has completed
arrangements for grand ball TO be
given in Dlgnans Dancing Academy
Tuesday. November TO- for the purpose
Of raising funds with which to buy
four saxOphones and three concert
horns which will cost about 1915.
This evening the Ogden High School
will give n reception at Dlgnan's Dane
ing Academy, In honor Of the Salt Lake
City football team.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Albertson, Of Butte.
Montana, are visiting with friends In
ogden.
The Historical Society met this az
'ternoon with Mrs. Putnam al her home
on north Washington avenue.
Rev. J. ". Leilich OF Salt Lake, IA
in Ogden IN the interest Of the Meth.
odist mission work
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET.

Unheard-Of-dress goods values-cohn's
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dard; Attorney. Herbert Macmillan;
Municipal Judge. Elijah Farr; Council
men--First Ward. Datus u. Ensign,
Robert w. Emmett. Second Ward,
George w, Jones. Thomas G. Hanley.
Third Ward, james Mack, Geo-3e
Smuin. Fourth Ward. Christian Fly
care, Thomas w Jones, Fifth Ward.
James Ballard William W. Browning.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

Mayor. William Glasmann; Recorder.
William j. Critchlow; Auditor. Hattie
J.. Brown; Treasurer. Robert A. Moyes;
Attorney, John +. Bagley Municipal
Judge, James Albert Howell; Council
men-First Ward Thomas II. Carr.
Robert Paine; Second Ward, John ".
Williams, II. j. Powers. Third Ward,
Charles w. Cross. Harvey r. Randall.
Fourth Ward, Fred w Chambers, Fla
vius ]. Henderson,. Fifth Ward, Joseph
c. Nye, william Driver
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CoDlFIcArIoN OF ORDINANCES.

No plank on this subject.