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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26
NEW OFFICER.
Mr.. WormoId Takes Place OF
Sanitary Policeman Werntz.
Especial Correspondence,)


Barbelton, April 4i.-At the meet
ing of the Board of Health, Thursday
night, the resignation of. Sanitary Po-
liceman Werntz was accepted and Mr..
VIM. Wormald was elected to that po-
sition, TO serve for the uneXpired term
or until a new Board is appointed.
There were three other applicants for
the place, Messrs. Frank Ferguson,
Mr.. Powers and Peter Weise. 4
great deal of interest is being mani
tested as TO who will he Health Officer,
and at least six physicians are after
the appointment.
There is still difference of opin-
ion as to whether the village Board
will continue to serve or a new one
be appointed. The most probable solu-
tiOn of the ma utter is that new Board
will be created and the four members
Of the Board whose terms have not
expired reapponted, and two new
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

FOR SALE-By G. w. Gridley, AZ
Central building. Phone 516.
POS Nash ST., new, bargain, S1IOO.
2l9 Splccr ST., new, bargain, $4,000.
203 Vine ST., modern. S24OO.
2Oo Vine St, good value, $500.
1l61a Bartges ST., on time, $11OO.
4OS s. High ST., bargain. $4,000.
1O7 Il. Chestnut, only S145O
112 Cleveland St, bargain, $3.50.
los Falor ave-, 10 rooms, $500.
2ST E. North st., Z rooms, 3 acres,
$21OO.
226 Second ave-, Z rooms, bargain,
$1O5O.
2O2 Corley, ; rooms, bargain. $1,000.
l46 Chittenden St, 6 rooms, $500.
Collinwood, bargain. $1,000.
Lots in all parts of the city.
Farms to trade for city property,
Money to loan ON real estate.
3l2-13
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26
FOR SALE-By ]. l. Bachtel, 1SS S.
Howard st Phone 100.

FOR SALE-By J. l. Bachtel, 1SS S.
Howard St, Phone 722:
Fine large lot Grouse St. 1897.
8 rooms, brand new, natural wood
finish, slate roof, gas, sewer, cemented
cellar well and cistern, w. Miller av..
near S. Main and Webster, Camp 4
Lanes Machine Shop, S1,650, bargain
price to close soon.
302 Andrews St, 5 rooms, S1,250.
9 rooms corner Howe and Nathan ST.,
$1,075. worth at least $1,275.
Fine home. slate roof, stone foun-
dation, Bachtel av., near S. Main St,
81, 500.
21S Coburn. q rooms, lot 66ia by 237
very cheap at $1,650.
81 Bell ST. 5 rooms, Just $3.50.
706 Bartges St, 5 rooms, S7OO cash.
Lots at $10O, $40 $500 and upward,
handy TO Miller school. Webster Camp
& Lanes. Peoples Hard Rubber and
other shops.
You should see that $4,000 home, Z
rooms and barn, 11S Coburn st.
30S.tf
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26
FOR sALE--REAt EsTATE.

FOR SALE by the National Realty
CO., 3II Everett building, u. -.
Coates. manager.
Il room house with gas, water, I'M
proved street, fruit trees and small
barn. lot jTxtBJ OH south side OF
Crosby and near Rhodes ave, all for
$3.50. would. rent for SIS, we think.
why pay rent with chance like thisi
The Marshall property, corner Of
Marshall and Merriman sts, acres
of land, with large barn, and lots OF
fruit, $4,000
No. $50 Il. Buchtel ave, lot 40x200,
all improvements, $2i0O.
No. 4o5 w. North St, 8 rooms, mod
ern, $500.
No. 300 Crosby, hard wood finish,
best place in town for the money,
cost $500, will sell for $4,000, S1200
down.
No. ia Merriman ST., q rooms, nice
place, 5000.
Lot TOx19O, corner of Market and
Balcb, an elegant lot, $1,000.
Farm of 20 acres Richfield, good
buildings, $4,000.
10 room house on West Hill, very
nicely finished in hard wood. circu-
lar tower with plate glass, would cost
$4,000 to build, Mt present time $4,000
| cash.
| No. 30j Sumner St, lot 66x1J0, IL
| rooms, city cistern and well water,
shade and fruit trees. $500.
Wooster ave. corner Wolf, o rooms,
66x14J. will rent for SO. $500.
No. $40 s. Maple St. rooms, lot
42x10i, modern and first-class, rent
for $25, $500.
No 34T Carroll St, g rooms, lot
| 40lax21S. all kinds of fruit city els
| tern and well water street improve
ments. S24O0.
No. 20T n. Union St. lot 3Jx110, 8
rooms, all natural wood, slate roof,
| furnace. gas. etc, rents for $21 and
| will sell for $3.50. all street improve
ments paid; this makes ana invest
ment of almost II per cent.
No 30J Merriman St, lot 64X71x1T5,
o rooms, very nice home with lets
of fruit and shade trees. $500.
IL acres Merriman road covered
with fruit, $3.50 per acre or will trade
| for city property.
No. 140 $. Maple St. big lot, nice
house, look at it and make MS IA price.
30 acres with good buildings, on
Merrman road, 2la miles from city,
good fruit.
No. 141 Belmont St, house and lot
slate roof, SLIPS.
No. T04 n. Howard, 0 rooms, big
lot and barn. $4,000.
No. 123 Union Place rooms. bath
furnace. gas and electric light, S1T5O.
No. 205 Silver st,T rooms. up-to-date,
nice place for the money, $4,000.
| No. 31S $. College st. II rooms, fine
place for roomers, big investment,
$4500.
No. 123 Coburn, good location and
cheap.
No. 113 Byers ave, nice place and
cheap.
No. 106 Frances ave, s rooms, fur
| iiNC' sac, NatSi, siutt IUOl, lIulL anu
shade trees, $500.
3 lots on Merriman ST., 5Ox175. With
lots of fruit and shade trees, very
cheap.
House on Lake St. near the new
Webster Camp & Lane Machine Co.,
new rooms, natural wood finish, gas.
with fixtures, $500. -ss@-.
Lot Rhodes ave, 55X132, nice shade
trees, $500. ~,
Lot Crosby ST, 60x175, near Rhodes
nice forest trees, $525.
lots west side of Kuder ave-,
$500 and up.
NATIONAL REALTY CO..
=. D. Coates, Manager.
TEL II3, 3l4 Everett Bldg.
| 3OS
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

"Mdnaped In New York"
tonight at the GrsBd-Popu.
Isr Prices.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

LIVERY.
COAL.
A. d. ELLIS
Coal. Moving Vans. General
Teaming

and transferring. Parcels and trunks
delivered. Transient and boarding
stable. Office and stable, 22S-23o W.
Market ST. Eoth phones No. 257.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

FOR SALES rooms, brand new,
slate roof, well, cistern, sewer. fine
lot. w. Miller av., just two blocks
to s. Main. the car lines, and the
center of the new South Akron;
handy to Webster. Camp & Lanes
and other large shops; house now
ready for occupancy and offered at
$3.50 to close at once. j. /. Bach
tel, 1SS $. Howard ST. Phone ID
2tf
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26
RAGGED BROTHERS.
Will Keep Barberton' s New Paw ed
Streets Clean.

Barberton. April 26-When the streets
of Earberton are paved the ''ra agGed
brothers" will likely steer clear of The
city for they will be put to work
sweeping the streets and every mouth
full eaten by them while in the Magic
City will be earned in sorrow and The
sweat of their brows.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

WANTED-We want men of good
standing and education in edch town
of two thousand population or over
to represent the TABARD INN IL
BRARY. to enroll members and to
attend to the distribution and eX-
change of books: men who make a
success of working up their territory
will be advanced to good salaried po-
stions in larger towns and cities.
The Tabard Inn is Il new department
of the Book lovers-thc largest circu-
lating library iii he'worid. Give ref
ernces and address: w. f. Smith,
Mgr. Sub. Dept. The Booklovers Lii
brary, Philadelphia.
II. L. S. ct 5
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.


Gerald Harrison, whose place Of rcs-
ldcncc Is northwest corner Of 10Th and
Market streets, Hotel Com. 81, Louis,
Mo. will take notice that on the 18th
day Of March, 1902. Gertie a. Harrison
duly commenced civil action In the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Summit
county, Ohio, praying q divorce from
said Gerald Harrison on the grounds
Of willful absence for more than three
years, and for custody Of minor child
John Harrison.
Said cause will be for hearing on
and after May 3rd. 1902.
ANDREW i. WILHELM.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Mich 22-29- Apr 5.i2.1926.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

G. II. & S. T.. Jones have for sale or
exchange for city property:
A g room house and barn, and II
acres of rich celery land, located at
New Berlin station. will pay cash diff
crence for u good Akron home.
We also have a good farm one mile
east of Peninsula, 1O5 acres Of good
land, well watered, good 10 room
house, will take Akron property in part
payment.
Want to exchange North Hill home
for one near Werner Printing Com
pnny. Will pay cash difference
294-tf
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

FOR SALE-By Henry Holtz, room 2,
Abbey Block, over 130 s. Main ~.
205 Harvard, 8 rooms, new, modern.
402 Cross, r., gas, sewer, bargain.
: rooms, new, in Cleveland, west
side; will trade for city property.
254 w. Crosier, O rooms, fruit, $3.50.
Two splendid suburban homes, II
and o rooms with 4 and 6la acres. just
outside the city limits SAFE or trade.
Farms of 8. so, SO, 30, 101 acres, also
so acres, in Tennessee for sale OF trade
If you want to sell, rent or exchange
your city Or farm property, list with
me- Open Saturday evenings.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26
He WAS FIRM.
New Mayor Uses
Strong Hand
And Disposes Of Cases Like An
Old-Time Judge.
lsnecial Correspondence.

Barberton. April 26. Mayor Buei
presided at Police Court Friday morn
ing for the first time and considerable
interest was manifested as to just how
the new Mayor wuld conduct court.
He was firm. decisive. dignified and
those present were well satisfied with
his method Of dealing With prisoners.
VIM. Thompson. charged with intoXl.
cation, was the first on the docket.
'Wm. Thompson" said Mayor Buel'r
you are charged with intoxication
Are you guilty.
'Yes. yOnr honor"
'"Mr. Thompson. I've known you for
good many years. You've. caused your
old mother great deal Of trouble.
don't believe you are much account
II guess not. your Honor" meckly
responded the prisoner
"Well, III tell you what / am going
to do with you. I'm going to fine you
SO and costs and send YOU to tho Can
ton workhouse until the fine is paid. ]
believe it will do you good and when
you get back perhaps you can behave
yourself"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

FOR SALE-A new six-room cottnge.
Natural finish, with open stairs;
piped for furnace; CRATE mantel; gas:
good drilled well, with force pump;
cistern. Good location. For infor-
nation. call at 620 Miami ST., corner
Crosier. Call in the evening, after
$50 p. m. 3-12
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

AGENTS wanted for the only author
lied life of the Great Talmage, by
his distinguished son, Rev. DR.. Frank
Dewitt Talmage, and the Associate
Editors of the Christian Herald, Big
book, 500 pages, profusely illustrated;
low retail, biggest discount, books on
credit, outfit free; be first in the field !;
wire or write for outfit today. Brad
ley-Garretson Co., Ltd, Detroit.
313-5
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

FOR SALE-Two houses on High st,
tine property of the Union Charity
Association. houses to be removed
from premises. Inquire of j. Park
Alexander. 4-6
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

The next prisoner was Chas. White.
colored. cook at the Colonial hotel.
He was charged with indecent expos
ure and pleaded guilty to the charge.
His attempts TO find excuses for his
conduct was perenptorily siienced by
the Mayor. You are old enough to
know better and I'll give you 81 and
costs"
o. NJ Harrison. manager of the TO-
lonial Hotel paid his fine and White
was allowed TO 90.
John O'Malley was found begging
and arrested for vaCrancy.
Guilty. but was hungry and
couldn't get work. was his response
to the Mayors question.
How long have you been hcre:"
1.-TWO days
Don't want to work. do you?' was
the Mayors next question.
I've been TO the shops. your Honor,
and they don't need anyone there"
There's plenty of work here for any
one that wants it. We haven't any Use
for fellows like ycu around here. II
give you just half hour to get out OF
town" and turning a deaf ear to th'
prisoners pleading to stay until h
could get work, gave this parting ad
monition:
IF you are found in this city halt
| hour from now the marshal will ar
rest you and place you in the city
lock.up.'
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

FOR SALE-Lot 44x120 feet, Marvin
ave, $3.50. Inquire III BaHges st.
i11-9
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26
FOUND.

FOUND--The best place 20 borrow
money privately on furniture. without
removal: easy terms. N. ". Berk,
1853 s. Howard, both phones. 4-ts
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-04-26

members selected 10 take the place or
those whose term of Office expires this
year.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05

An earnest appeal is. made to you
and each of you to at least subscribe
for the only paper in the Northwest
that is published in the direct interest
of the Negro race in this section.
Whatever else may be said against
The Seattle Republican, it is undis-
putably Republican in and out Of sea-
son. Whether the party nominee be
favorable, friendly Or hostile to either
the paper or it's editor, it never fails
to support him just the same The Re
publican may be Wilson, an Ankeny
or McBride-Preston organ before the
convention; but after the convention it
is party organ. 1t always leaves it's
differences and sore spots on the con-
vention floor, and for that reason it
appeals to you as a Republican to
show at least subscription price ap-
probation for paper that is always
with you and yet get no party emolu-
ments one way OF the other.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05
STATE CONVENTION.
Adams.

DELEGATES STATE CONVENTION.
Adams.
Eugene Lorten, John F. Irby, A. J.
Hooper, E. D. Gibson, w. H. Tuggle,
H. E. Merriman.
Asotin.
D. T. Welch, M. J. Garrison, F. G.
Morrison, J. F. Chrisman, w. J. Glenn
ans, Ben H. VOtau.
ChehaIis.
w. w. Anstie, H. w. Patton, w. o.
Mckinley, John Lindstrom, c. F.
White, w. H. Rush, F. A Tarr, G. H.
Emerson, o. M. Kellogg, w. L. Adams,
B. F. Huff, R. F. Lytle, Edmond Croft,
W. NJ Dooley, E. l.. Minard, ]. H.
Brewer, G. N. Bryan.
CheIan.
G.. D. Reed, K F. Lindsay, W. M.
Olive, M. Farland, M. E. Field, c. E.
Gray
CIaIIam.
Thos. G. Aldwell, N. J. Bugge, James
R. Smith, B. c. Keller, James Palmer,
A. Fairservice, H. j. Lipsett, w. G.
Ellsworth.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05

for all practical purposes, the same as
those CT Western Washington, and we
ask the Republican senators and rep
resentatives elected from Eastern
Washington a most respectful and de-
liberate consideration of the candi-
date named by this convention. Dur
ing Mr. Wilson's four years term in
the United States senate, by diigent
efTCIt and unfagging industry, he OBJ
tained and placed upon the statute
book much legislation beneficial to
this state, and at all times, both in
public and private life, he has been
true to the principles of the Repub-
lican party, and has valiantly fought
its battles. We therefore heartily in
dorse his candidacy, and instruct the
members of the legislature from SpO-
kane county to support the same until
they shall unanimously agree that an
other course may be preferable .
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05

r. F. Banker, John Lathrum. w. M.
Chambers, F. w. Bier, John Dix, W. H.
Harvey, Charles E. Stuart, E. E. Hunt
ley, James Anderson.
Yakima.
w. w. Robertson, w l. Lince, A. L.
Lewis, D. E. Lesh, R. K Nichols, w. l..
Wommack, S. J. Cameron, G.. w.
Chamberlain, Wallace Wiley, John
Cleman, S. J. Harrison, Edward Whit
son, w. l.. Wright, G. ]. Hill, G. S.
Bilger, H. G. Guild.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05


RESOLUTION.
I'VE request and instruct the Re-
publican senators and representatives
from Spokane county nominated by
this convention to prior conventions,
to give their unwavering and loyal
support to the candidacy Of the Hon.
John L. Wilson for the United States
senate. To this proposition we invite
the cordial cooperation of the com
mercial, Industrial and agricultural in
terests of Spokane county, calling their
attention to the fact that if Spokane
county and the territory contiguous
thereto is to have a representative in
the United States senate that man
must be a Republican.
Spokane county, in wealth, popula-
ton and the variety Of its interests,
is today the most important center in
Eastern Washington. It's interests are,
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05

G. A. King, John Rankin, Jeff Stewart,
l. NJ Scott, Minor McLain, E. W. Tay-
Ior, L. G. Axton, William Thompson.
Whitman.
w. j. Davenport, A W. Perley, o.
F. o. HALEY, G. E. Maynard, ]. K.
Mccormack, J. N. Piekrell, Ralph
Reed, j. G. Gibson, Cash N. Gaddis, R.
F. w. N. Divine, E. J. Durham, A. E.
Hooper, E. T. Conan, Charles James,
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05
Clarke.

A. L. Miller, l.. G. Allen, John H.
Elwell, John Anderson, j.. A. Snod-
grass, w. H. Metcalf, James Crowley,
Gus Dumdi, G. D. Bowles, A. H. Parcel,
A. D. Elwell, A. ]. Bigham, M. M.
Banister, L. B. Clough, w. w. Sparks,
Dona d McMaster, Harry Smith.
Columbia.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05
Garfield.

Garfield.
S. S. Russell, S. G. Cosgrove, M. F.
GCse, D. B. Williams, Charles Truax,
P. G. Nicholson, j. W. Cox.
IsIard.
Capt. George w. Morse, H c. Power,
W. l. Weedin, D. Carl Pearson
jefferson.
King.
Harold Preston, T. ]. Humes, J.
Furth, Ellis DE Bruler, John P. Hart
man, Alex Anderson, Perry Poison, ].
M. Frink, R. w. jones, Joe Watkins,
M. A Gottstein, John Woodin, John
H. Powell, A T. Van De Vanter, Geo.
+. Meacham, w. A. Major, G. j. Smith,
James Zook, R. c. Wilson, Will H.
Thompson, P. D. Hughes, w. A. Carle,
r. B. Albertson, E. G. Neufelder, A. B.
Stewart, E. Won Tobel, w w. Will
shire, S. H. Piles, c. G. Dalton, E. G..
Hughes, w. H. Lewis, John Clancy,
John b. Hart, ]. l.. Neagle, DR.. J. j.
Smith, DR.. Grant Calhoun, Viii J.
Shinn, ]. z. Todd, E. R. Bissell, G. B.
NichOl, NJ. NJ. Holmes, H. H. A. Hast
ings, Milo A. Root, Robert Cameron,
A. B. Graham, H. A. Stanley, Gale
hlause, Fred Wan, Scott Calhoun, M.
G. Sculley, ]. M. Wilson, John H. Nc
hn
L. R. Cole, Ivan Hyland, Dave B axe,
l. E. Moses, Arthur Rundell, w. H.
White, Fred Peterson, P. L. Allen, ?.
T. Snaw, F. A. Twitchell J. A Paine,
B. c. Smith, George W. Dilling, J. B.
Alexander, II. H. Eaton E. B. Palmer
Ellis Morrison, George U. Piper, R. A
Ballinger, E. H. Guie, w. G. Potts, N
G. Jenson, F. NJ. De Moss, A. A. Rise.
dorph, E. G. Raine, r. NJ. Kinnear, Al
Mcdonald, George Donworth, J. F
Main, Ira Bronson, A. L. Walters, r.
M. Cnapger, A. w. Frater T. w. Ben
nett, john Rogers.
Hitsap.
E. g. Eames, J. B. Yakey, Thomas
Wilson, M. T. Mckay, A. B. Smith
c.. w. Klaussen, Daniel Sackman, w
s. GaIbraith, Richard w. Condor, Ma
tlan Bar Hand
Kittitae.
Austin Mires, James Lane, DIR. |. N
Powers, Reese jones, DR.. j. w. Bean
, Archie Patrick, DR.. ]. G. McCauley, ]
, P. Sharp, T. P. Carson, ]. c. Goodwin
r. T. P. Jossem.
KIickitat.
Lewis.
George E. Briggs, H. M. Ingrahan
: George Dysart, Jno. A. Taylor, c. W
, A. Reynolds, j. E. Leonard, l. Cook
: B. w. Coiner, G. W. Denny, J. w. Fe
| nier, S. Gilchrist, George Young, A. H
: Brown, N B. Coffman, w. c. Yeomans
C. J. Hardness, J. P. Smith, Ed Palmer
H. Swoffold
Lincoln.
L. Davis, A. l. Melcher, F. M. Leight
: izer, E. ]. Krieger, R. D. Anderson
L. A. Inkster, J. H Gardner A. M
, Anderson, J. w. Matherly d. M. Steph
, en-, M. E. Hay, w. T. Warren, J. NJ
Parrish
, Mason.
Okanogan.
George Blackwell, William Daniels
J. o. Calhoun, David Gillespie, w. A
Ballinger, w. A. Ford.
Pacific.
Charles A. Payne, Dan Markham
Astor Seaborg, N. A Ellsworth, Wal
: lace Stuart, H. A. Peoples, H. H. Clark
R. " McCash, Thomas Stephens, F. A
Haze. tine
Pierce.
, Louis d. Campbell, William Jones
George B. Handle, w. P. Reynolds
Stanton Waburton, H. l.. Votaw, J. S
f. WhitehCuse, A. V. Fawcett, George
, Cleveland, Walter Harvey, W. H. Har
ris, Newton H. Peer, Ralph Metcalf
Fremont Campbell, John A. Shackle
ford, ]. A. Pease, George T. Reid, G
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05

''We most heartily commend the
work in congress of Senator A. c.
Foster and Congressman w. L. Jones
and F. W. Cushman.
''The delegates selected by this con-
ventiOn to attend the state conven-
ton at Tacoma are hereby instructed
to vote as a unit for the denomination
of Congressman Jones and Cushman,
and to use all honorable means to Sc
cure their denomination"
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05

CoWIitz.
w. M. Mccoy, A. F. Kirby, F. A.
Driden, w. F. Magill, o. D. Peck, w.
H BlOyd, Martin Larsen, George PO-
land, J. A. Byerly, G. C. Rulifson, F. L.
Bayley, Samuel Adams, Geo. Marsha
Douglas.
T. H. McComic, J. McDougall, S. H.
Winn, W. F. Maynes, John R. Lewis,
o. L. Smalley.
Ferry.
George J. Hurley, z. ]. Delbridge, J.
Clay, 7. III. Hammond, H. NJ. Genin,
Fred Barker.
Franklin.
w. J. Gilroy, G. J. Joyce.
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05

E. TO the edoeno
by the lat Governor
e h ado
Q b tn ure d
O. h therefore Mr.
O and
White held with
R thar
all Of tn
his spoHton
to
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it anxous S
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f Humphrey
II he dha
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push
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him in
The Seattle Republican., 1902-09-05
WILL {. HUMPHREY.
. KING COUNTY CONGRESSIONAL
RESOLUTIONS.

Resolved, That the delegates from
King county to the state convention be
and they are hereby instructed to cast
the entire vote of the county for Hon.
Will E. Humphrey as a candidate for
the lower house of congress, and to use
all honorable means to secure his
nomination"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-01-02

courts decision is expected to have far
reaching effects.
1t will be noted that there is a striking
similarity between this Maine statute and
Vermont legislation dealing with the same
subject. Section b07 of the Vermont Sta
tutes provides that when person by rea-
son of intoxication, commits or causes an
injury to the person or the property of
another. the person who furnished the Ii
quor shall be liable to the party injured
for the damage occGsioned thereby. and
in the case of the death or disability of
u person, either from such injury or in
consequence of intoxication from the use
of liquors unlawfully furnished, a party
who is in any manner dependent upon the
injured party for means of support, or a
person upon whom such injured person
is dependent, may recover from the person
unlawfully selling or furnishing any OF
such liquor the damage or loss sustained
in consequence of such injury.
Section l5OS provides that if n person Is
confined in Jail, the house of correction
or state prison by reason of intoxication
or any other crime committed while in
toxicated, the wife or his children may re-
cover of the person who by himself, clerk,
agent, or servant, unlawfully sold, or fur
nished any part of the intoxicating Ii
1uor the sum of two dollars a day for
the period during which such person may
be confined, with double costs.
According to the terms of section 400
If the intoxicating liquor was sold, fur
nished or given away in rented build
ing and the owner of such building or his
agent in charge thereof knew or had
reason to know that intoxicating liquor
was sold or kept for sale by his tenant in
said building contrary to law, said owner
may be joined as defendant in an action
for damages, and judgment may be rem
dered jointly against them.
1t will be seen from the wording of these
statutes that there is comparatively lit
tie difference between Vermont legislation
on the subject and the statute which hts
promised to work a revolution in Maine
and it may be added that another point
of similarity is the rarity with which this
law has been invoked.