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Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05
CITY CHAT.


For insurance, Z. J. Burns.
Buy home of Reidy Bros.
For tin work H. T. Siemon.
Union made shoes at Battles.
Homes for sale. A. Rush & Co.
Weckers -four, guaranteed, none
better.
White hats below cost at Miss
Byrnes'.
For real estate and insurance, f.
J. Burns
Dress hats as low as 81 each at the
Byrnes millinery.
Santa Claus soap. s bars for PSI
cents, at Weckel's.
You will find the cheapest fine mil
linery at Miss Byrnes'.
Call and get prices on canned goods
and dried fruits at Weckefs.
\ great chrysanthemum sale. Read
McCabe's ad for particulars.
Ready money. Easy to get. Easy
to repay. on our plan. Fidelity Loan
Co.. Mitchell q Lynde block.
The library trustees met in regular
session ltiSI evening anu
the regular routine business.
DR.. l. B. Ennis, physician and sur
geon, also cancer and skin specialist.
Office, 3O3k Twentieth street.
Bead chatelaine bags. $1.50 ones at
60 cents. Other equally good items
at McCabe's Thursday and this week.
Attend the Orma club dances, Tur
and Sunday evening. Admission, 25
cents; ladies free.
Rev. William II. Fulton's subject at
the special meetings being held at the
United Presbyterian church for this
evening is "Within One of a Fatal Mis-
take"
We are now prepared to do all kinds
of carpenter jobbing from sidewalks
and fences to the finest furniture re
pairing. Wooden patterns a special
ty Call or drop a card to No. 5Ol
Eighth street.
The monthly meeting of the vestry
will be held at the rectory of Trinity
church tomorrow evening at 7:30.
The monthly meeting of the Mission
airy guild will be held at Trinity
The linen sale to be given by the la
dies of the First Methodist churcl
win be held Wednesday. Dec. u. in
stead of Dec. 10, at the home of Mrs.
NJ. +. Stafford, the date having been
changed from that originally planned.
Near silk 1917 cent lining, cents
yard; 81 dress goods, As cents yard;
- cent corn Venice IaeeS 12IL cents
yard; 25 cent art ticking. 12H cents
yard; and many other sharp items
for Thursday at McCabe's. Read ad.
page five.
Miss Pryor, chirOpodist, cures
corns, bunions and ingrOwing nails
Hairdressing. manicuring. facial mas
sage; scalp treatment Il specialt s..
All work done at your residence. Best
city references ADDRESS No. 2Ot
: bird avenue.
The st. Mary's church invite he
public generally 10 the opening of
their balaar at Columbia hall tomnr-
row night +, ,,iH continue until Nov.
Is with = change of program every
night. Christmas presents in abGnd-
ance will be for sale.
According to the Muscatine News
Tribune, a man has been found who
says if there is enough money in it he
can produce Dan Williams supposed
to have perpetrated the shocking
murder of the Tuman family above
that city some months ago. The au-
thorities are making an investigation
of the mans knowledge of the case.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05

Wneel. IIIe Ive main arms are GIvIGed
into three each within a short space
from the astro's body. and these three
are almost Immediately subdivided in
to innumerable other arms and ten
tacles, the whole forming net by
means of which it captures its prey and
holds it's victims until the life has been
sucked out of them.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05
TO WIN YOU MUST ACT.

If you have the backache, are ner-
vous, restless and irritable, the sooner
you buy a box of Kid-Ne-Oids the
quicker you will be cured. No cure
no pay. Coated tablets, SOC. Try lhem.
T. H. THOMAS, Leading Druggist
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05
BOWLERs ROLL A TIE
AT ROCK ISLAND CLUB

The Farmers, captained by f. A.
Head, and the Remnants, captained
by George Price, bowled a tie at the
Rock Island Club alleys last evening,
each side making also points. The
story of the contest follows:
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05
JUST WHAT YOU NEED.
Chamberlain's stomach and Liver Tablets
When you feel duh after eating.

When you feel duh after eating.
When you have no appetite.
When you have Il bad taste in the
mouth.
When your liver is torpid.
When your bowels are constipated.
When you have headache.
When you feel bilious.
They will improve your appetite,
cleanse and invigorate your stomach,
and regulate your liver and bowels.
Price, 25 cents per box. For sale by
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05

Changed From Her Former state.
"She's not as pensive as she was be-
fore you married her."
"No; she's expensive now."-Indian-
apolis News.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05

Barber-How's the razor, sir?
Customer-Didn't know l was being
shaved.
Barber (aattered)-very glad. I'm
sure, sir.
Customer thought 1 was being
Observation-Disclosures Pick-Me-Up.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05

For sick headache, try Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets;
they will ward off the attack if taken
in time. For sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05

With the exception of the British
parliament. the Swedish riksdag is thu
Oldest OF the existing legislative bodies
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05
The Weather.

Rain this afternoon and
tonight; Thursday, partly
cloudy; cooler tonight.
j. M. SHERIER,
Observer.
Temperature a. M. "a; at
noon As.
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05

Coal was for the first time used az
fuel in this country at Wilkesbarre on
Eeh. IL. 1902
Rock Island Argus., 1902-11-05

WHEN LOOKING FOR PICT-
URES DON'T FORGET WE
HAVE OVER 100 TO CHOOSE
FROM AT PRICES THAT ARE
INTERESTING.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
MoRaAN cITY aRIooE RseAIagD.
The Bad Break in the Draw OF the Great
9ddpe las Been Closed.

The Bad Break in the Draw Of the Grost
Bridge Has Been Closed.
The bad break IN the draw OF the great
bridge OF the Southern Pacific which
crosses tho Atchafalaya at Morgan city.
La, has at last been closed The nrst
train came through yesterday morning at
o'clock. No crossed the bridge at $50.
reaching Houston several hours late
The accident which closed the structure
TO traffic last sunday tight was somewhat
disastrous in It's results NOT alone TO prop
perty, but chiefly In the cessation OF freight
tranic. Freight has been plliug up and no
freight, trains crossed the bridge since the
accident until this morning and all pas
sengers and baggage have been transferred
by boat across the river The rapidly
with which the break was closed spcHXs
well for the department having this work
In hand, as onv-hulf Of ,he steel draw was
completely destroyed and 10 the river. The
repairing consists, however, " falsework
supports aud permanent construction VIII
be completed within talrty days. In COP.
sequence ~ the accident all passenger
trains have been running Into Houston FROM
New Orleans anywhere fIom two 10 ten
hours late Trains VIII now operate on
usual schedule.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
WHY TRAINS ARE LATE
Heavy Traffic in Both Directions the
Primary Cause.
SORTHBOuSD BUSINESS UNPRECEDENTED
Recent Numerous Small Wrecks Con
hibuted, but Slightly to the Eratic
Train Service.

Anent the great and annoying delays to
passenger trains ON all lines Post re-
portcr cauvasscd the Situation at tho vari
Gus railroad offices in the city yesterday
20 learn. II possible. the cause of the
trouble. At all points he was told that
the delays ore primarily due 20 the vnst y
Increased business Of the Texas lines this
year "a compared with previous years. but
those high in authority at an the Offices
seemed Inclined 10 dodge the qucsiion, One
official however, after indulging hts
reminiscent bug for n while. opened up
and declared that thc numerous small
wrecks which have occurred recently were
IN no wise responsible Tor the general de
Iays
Occasional wrecks" said he. seem to
be Inevitable. aud while It is true that they
cause delays; all the lines are prepared for
these emergencies and bridge over the
breaks In the shortest possible time, 80
that delays from this source are always
reduced TO minimum.
The real cause of the tardiness 81 trans
tlis gear, particularly at this sens0u, 10
heavy traffic and nothing else the roads
ue handling more Brnln from the NOrtn
TO Galveston ior export this yenr tnun
ever before; cotton ~ being moved south
ward In the ratio OF TWO bales for one, as
compared With last season; live stock 10
being brought 10 market and, Ia tdct, al
classes OF merchandise Is moving mucn
more freely than rs customary
Heretofore at this time OF the year. The
roads have been almost exclusively cmplos edl
with southwark bound traffic. This year
that Is not the ease. We are handling more
traffic Observation-Disclosures, OIL Ctc.-thHn
has been handled IN that direction during
the fall months IN the history of Texas
railways. Formerly We had heavy tonnage
bouthWardly, but were enabled to make
excellent time going north by reason Of the
tact that We hHuied practically nothing
nut empty cars. Now the ears are londed
In both directions land this, 10 measure,
accounts for thu prevailing shortage of cHrs.
AS natural result " this unusual trhf-
nc, equipment rs being run TO the limit.
There IS no time 10 stop for r0pnirs 10 On.
gnes aud they are made 10 do duty as long
as they are capable ut pulling pound Of
tonnage, ard right there Hes the exact
Gauss Of dulaya--cquipmen Is used up.
This, as everybody knows who has kept
up with the commercial status of the couu-
Try is unavoidable We can neither Dor
row, buy nor beg motive power and a. a
consequence, promptitude OF trains suffers.
10 Is useless 20 rail az lhe roads; they are
poWerlesa TO help matters. AS n matter
~ TACT every road IN the country Is ex-
elung every nerve ia secure motive power
and thereby Improve It's service, FOR as we
Hh know, Increased facilities means more
buslnesS-hure money-and that is what
we are here for"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
The Coal Rarons.

10 the Editor Of Tho Post
Lay. Texas. October o.--After careful
reading Of the reasons set forth by the
contending parties IN the anthracite coal
strike-the operators on the one side aud
the miners on the reverse, as given out
10y their respective leaders, President
Georgc +. Baer and President Mitchell, for
not accepting tho compromise rendered
them BY president Roosevelt one can not
ian to note the fRt that the coal barons
have not now nor ever had any idea OF
intention OF yielding one inch to the mur
ers. The arrogance OF these operators, as
expressed by Mr. Baer and others is wholly
hexcusablc. and the evident intention or
these purse proud arlstocrats to throw an
the blame upon the miners. by holding out
the false idea that these same miners are
iricitins anarchy, riot aud bloodsned. Is
not sustained by the facts nor viii It be
accepted by the American public wno tine
Wofld over are noted for their love OF fair
pay aud Justice. The following quotation
from President George r. Baer's statciuept
to the president Of the United States is
faI sample of the temper of the trust arts.
i"crats aud goes to show "A tendency upon
their part 10 that anarchy they SO mpertl.
nently charge upon the miners.
Tho duty of the hour rs not 70 waste
time negotiating with the fomenters OF
inns anarchy and insuent defiance OF law
hut 20 do as was done In the war OF tnr
rebellion, restore the majesty OF the law.
me only guardian OF free peopie. ana
TO re-establish order ana peace AT any cost
Ihe government Is a contemptTblc failure
" II can only protect the lives ana prop.
erty, and secure the comfort Of the peopie
w compromising with the instlgators of
crime. "Nu
Just now 1t IS more important to teach
Ignorant men dwelling among us, misled
anu usea RS tools by citizens OF othcr
states that az whatever cost nud moon.
Nehlence 10 the public Pennsylyauia win
use the whole power Of government To mo
tect NOT only She man who wants to worK
uuI ms wire and children while he is AT
Moth' and 10 punish every mau who IN
lhstgatlnu or by overt acts attcmnts 10
deprive any man Of his liberty 10 WORK
Just So. Let The government call out
IroopS as was done In the dark DAYS ~ tbr
WIS, Rnd x requires no studept OF bIstnrv
10 f2retcl what the resnlt win he =,
mat student of history rcfer ba,t "a ~
tlenrn revolution. and he win easily Ann
u PWauei case IN these striking miuers 10
ene ! s1.Sl'n NOUS on populace, who. being
Asauta 70 madness by tho imperious po,np
~ ihe rnyalist party, until starvation v-as
hf ihplr door, rose In their yninht h,,,t"s
ionls NV from power and tbc rtrests ~
d1le anu az France. for DAYS aud p,ontbs
ran Ffd with the hl'rd Of these mrs. rr,-,,,
aristocrats who made light of inc , e,"au
masses And whom they erica ~, es
prcaa were answered in moeEtnv to1,.
~ we ttehch queen III they can NOT yef
pseAu' w tNem eat cake The laboring
nl9ssf are long suffering, but In NV cnns,,i
opinion, unless q radical change Il r,sco
equally as dark DAYS as wpro beroi,,. t9u ",
~ Hemisphere and Madame RoianS ~. ~
seen aaWn upon this great Americon ~
h L. Russell.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
rHE coTToN eELT suIr.

Affdsvits as 10 the Original Contract
Were Filed
Tyler Texas, October i0.-In the case
Of the City Of TYLER ct al vs.. The ST. Louis
Louis Southwestern Railway Company Of
Texas, now on trial, It being motion TO
dissolve the injunction restraining the rail-
way company from removing It's general
offices from here TO Tcxnrkuna, affidavits
OF Colonel iIerndnn, IL. n, Cain Judge
Whitaker and others were presented to tht
court today IA which the nniants state
that a contract IN writing was drawn up
and signed by the railway company and
certain citizens representing the city that
the general offices Of the company and It's
shops should be permanently maintained
here, and that nfter the contract hnd been
filed for record the officials OF tho com.
pany, before IL was recorded took the
contract TO St Louis and never returned
IT, The books Of the county clerks Office
show that the document was hled for rec
ord, The case win be decided tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
oAANeEs lN REp oE euLF.
Congress Viii Be Asked to Have a New
Survey Made.
Especial to The Post


New orleans, October 10. The recent
changes I'm the he'd Of the CUR Of Mexico
Is causing considerable apprehension
among mariners, aud a number OF letters
and petitions have been forwarded 10
Washington urging the United States gov
ernment to order a new survey OF the en-
tire eulf Soundlnge In several phases in
the gnlf have revealed the fact that the
bed ~ the sea is gradually rising from
either the deposit Of SIT from the Mlssis-
sipnl river OF from the effect ~ earth.
quakes IN Central America aud the West
indies Tests recently made with a lead
line lSS miles due south OF ship Island,
Miss, showed only fifteen fathoms OF
water where the charts Indicated atty
ttathoms As this place Is not far from
the mouth o. the Mississippi, shipping men
attribute tho rise In the bottom Of Inc
gulf 20 the large amount Of silt deposited
from the river, They dlscredlt the earth
quake theory on the ground that a dis.
tnrbance sufficiently strong 70 cause such
a great uphcaval would have been felt
along the entire coast from Florida to
Texas, II Is believed here TINT the navy
department viii order a new survey OF the
gulf during the coming winter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
FOXY ouII.LrR

One Of the most notable operate organ.
lzatlonS OF the present season Is the Foxy
CUTLER opera COMPANY. which will appenr
N this city at the opera house Afondny ana
Tuesday. October 10 and IL. matinee Tues.
day II Is the largest organization OF its
kind on the road and II Is composed OF prin
cspels and chorus well versed Ga the
exploitation Of the most popular form al
musical entertainment. The piece Is we'll
balanced, giving every member OF the com.
pany opportunities Great care was eSer.
cised IN selecting the chorus. which Is al
Df an unusual number in having out this
opera De koyen and smith planned IL hnu.
Der OF choral effects With characteristic and
distinctly original music. "a the second
act where Mr.. Golden sings u song descrih,
Ing the ynrlous feeings and sensations OF
stroliing pcddler. the chorus sings an NE.
eQInpanlmeut Initiating he chirp 81 c4icketa
and the croGkinE of fre15. Throughont the
sltlre piece there ere a number Of these
thc company includes such well known IN.
ponepts 81 comic pnera as Ad0lph link
I'm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
SMALLPOX al WHARTON.
a Statement from the County Health
Physictan

a Statement from the County Health
Physician.
Wharton. Texas October 10 'rhe Post
correspondent saw ng j, NJ Andrews
health ofhcer Of the county. aud cleaned
these facts about the smallpox situation.
Dr, Andrews said eWhcn interrosated by
me. the Mexican In charge OF the camp.
Il. q. Ledcsma said We were isolated IN
a ear at PledEer, in MatagoFda county. The
doctor placed MS there eight days ago. The
restaurant man az Piedger was Feeding US,
The doctor told me that the county would
pay ne for my services Os nurse and cook
40 per day. Ne stayed In tho car four
days. Last Friday two negroes came TO
the car With wagon aud asked us TO get
70 house about one or two miles from
there. refused 10 60 saying could not
70 without the Doctors permission. The
negroes went away but returned IN q few
minutes with two white men, one with a
pistol bnekled ON his belt They said.
into u you can't stay here Thinking they
were Officers. we oheyed. We have been
hefe un Wharton county four days We
a9Ne bad little 10 cat and not sufficient
ned clothes To the query, Why were
sou moved the MeKiean replied i don't
30 threats OF violence were used we
went with them. We we're very conforte.
bic az Pledger and did not want 70 move.
l'go 81 the sick men are FROM heevillc one
from Refuglo county. NV home Is IN vic.
toria The. names ~ the sick men are
Pueblo Nilliano; they were formerly en
ployes OF the Southern pAelnc Railroad
COMPANY
IN. Andrews now has charge OF the camp.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
DIR. THAGMER'S LIVER AND BLOOD SYRUP
AT YouR NEAREST DRUGGIST. 2s, 80 and sioo.
Oh srocks NOR ACTIVE.
Buying Extended Over Large Portion
of the List

Buying Extended Over a Large Portion
of the List
Yesterday was the most active DAY OF
the month at the on and stock Exchange
The buying extended over the greater por-
tlon Of the list aud while the price level
was made low hv former declines the loyel
thus reached was fully sustained.
Becky sharp entered into much activity,
but varied little from value standpoint
One large lot sold a little below Sc. bnt
the size Of the block accounted Tor the
slightly lower figure, National OF and
iIpe traded very freely aud brought favor.
able terms considering those on which the
last sales were made
Merchants and Mechanics was huge
trader at nc. and there seemed to be tax
ers for all that could be had for this price.
Holders advanced ikc ON Lle close and buy
ers reduced their terms as much. Manhut
tan slumped isc again and the demand
was quickly filled. while dnal bids fell on
DC. Gober could be purchased at a decline
OF 9sM&c and active buylng was Induced
from such drop The ready sales caused
an advance to the former ask price on the
close. while offers remained the same. Buf
fnlO aud Drlllors traded on practically an
unchanged basis and bid OF lie more for
Palestine and Beaumont failed to bring
sellers
The totnl sales amounted to $500 shares
The prices bid and asked at the close yes.
tcrday aud the sales made were as follows:
10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11

tho Cotton Bolt a wear ago he alleged IN
went To Dallas aud on tho return trip fol-
N ~ the train near Purdon. ilc hccame
thirsty aud as there was no water IN INC
coach hc was riding "a be had 90 20 Into
another coach 10 got a driuk ilo found
that tho car platforms were about Two feet
apart aud that nlnnkS bad boon laid -
Wink across On IN trviug 10 get TO The
other coach he was thrown N and was
badly and permanently injured one leg
being broken On Two places
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
T, S. Buys a LoeomotIve.

Austin. Texas oetoher 10 "A contract
was hed TODAY IN the secretary Of states
department. between the Texas short Line
Railway company and r r. Kern % Az.
lauta, Ga, wherein she railroad company
purchases one ten.wheeler locomotive and
q combination baggage car from said Kern
Tho consideration was S8S06 witch Is pay.
able hy certain prpmissorv notes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
MURDERED on FoorPAps.
Negro Porter Beset by Thieves on
Fort Worth Street.

Fort Worth. Texas. October l0-M n.
Johnson, Pullman portes on the Denver
was fatally stabbed last night Just before
the train pulled ont for Denver, aud T.
dying at st, Josophs infrlnary Tie was
attacked hy two fOOtpads and hrutaly
dubbed and cut, johnson was known Il
carry hi4 nonvy with MIN anu nj the iinlr
had $500. but the robbers failed 90 get H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
4. MORRISON APPOINTED
Superintendent Of Transportation of tn
ST. Louis Worlds Fair.

:
Fort Worth, Texas, October 10.-H. Nor
ris. acting auditor Of the Rock Island, OF
this city. has been appointed superintend-
cnt OF transportation OF the Worlds Fair
by President D. r.. Francis Of the Louis-
lana Purchase Exposition company. Mr..
Morris was auditor Of the Colorado South
orn road Of which Mr.. Francis was pres'-
dent and when that road passed into the
control OF the Rock Island, he was trans
TERED To Fort Worth and become acting
auditor OF the Rock lslaud to succeed the
late NJ. V, Harris. His acceptance OF the
position has not yet been made public
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
cotten eeIt Lost coId storano c.

Greenyllle, Texas October 10 The Jury
in the v, o. Campbell damage case against
the Cotton Belt returned a verdict vester.
day morning, giving plaintiff iudgment FOR
$500. This Is one OF the cold storage
cases against the Cotton Belt, II being
10 making trip from Birmingham, Ala,
70 this place.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
Beaumont Oil Sales.

Beaumont. Texas. October 1O-Tle sales
on the oil exchange TODAY were MS follows
Merchants aud Mechanics. 1900 shares
at Sc.
Fort Worth $500 shares at Sc
Buffalo. 1000 shares mt Sc
Export, 1910 shares at 22lsc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
Indletment Anninnt Eiarroll.

san Antonio, Texas, October no. Inc
grand jury today returned an Indictment
against Harvey Harrcll, charging him wph
the killing ~ Thomas Holt. IA nun Bros.
saloon ca the night ~ August ~ iiarreil
was held AZ thc examining trial M tne
sum of S,asn aHd has nor vet been re-
leased
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-11
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS-
Ihos. II. Ball.
FOR STATE SENATE
a. g. Ljpscomb.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Patrick Egan.
Geo. Il. Griggs
Rockwell Hoskins.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
w. L Hamblen.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Blake Dupree
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY,
+. L. Schwander.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK
Henry Albrecht.
FOR COUNTY CLERK
ed f, Dupree.
FOR CRIMINAL DISTRICT ATTORNEY
FOR TAX coLiEcToIRsa@
49,, Geo. L. Glass.
FOR SHERIFF
FOR coUNrA4 Z. A 3 ARdSEson.
L. r. n. Schneider.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
John Farmer.
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT.--
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
William Bradhurn.
FOR COUNTY C0MAiIS'R. Prec. No. l.
non oo,,>-,,,lD, super, ST.
r. g. Dunks.
FOR COUNTY COMMlS'R, Prec No. g.
Carl Hlldehrand.
FOR COUNTY CoMMIS'R, Prec. No. -
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec. No. y
J, G. Matthews
]. b. Marmlcn.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec. No. q.
VI. T. Bell.
]. z. Idlcbrook
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec. No. B.
Chas A. Tomlinson.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec. No. -
Il. s. Charplot.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE, Prec. No. l.
49, Thos, Pevotaux.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE. Prec No G.
49, N. Mcdonald
FOR CONSTABLE Prec No. l.
w. w. Glass
FOR CONSTABLE Prec No. g.
Herman lmloff
FOR CONSTABLE Prec. No. s.
j. J. Blaske.