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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-14
EAST GRANVILLE.

Pearl Campbell hurt bis foot quite
bad last Saturday while cutting wood.
Wilfore Raymond and Josie Gushea
we Mt to Cabot the last Of the month,
and while there, were married return
| ing home Saturday.
w. B. Cookson has returned home
from Montpelier where he has been to
attend court on the Dugar case.
Glen Hayford Of Worcester was in
town Friday. -.'
F. r. Jacobs has broken up house
keeping ahd moved to Braintree with
his mother where he and bis wife will
board for the present.
L. L. Dickerman was In Randolph
Tuesday.
Miss Eleanor Pratt of Braintree
spent a few days In town with Mrs.
P. j. Campbell.
W. B Cookson has finished work
for L. L. Dickerman and gone to work
for L. Webb.
F. N. Jerd Of Randolph WAS in town
bying ctttle the first Of the week.
The mill of L. L. Dickermsn caught
fire twice in one day but was seen be-
fore much damage was done anb was
put out with out much trouble.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-14
EAST BARRE

G. F. Smith Of Bradf ord was here a
few days last week looking after his
insurance business.
Severa! from this place went to
Barre city to witness the comforting Of
the Oriental degree on large class Of
candidates, and all speak we'll of the
courtesy extended to them and espec'
tally of the banquet which was served
In Odd Fellows hall by Bright Star
'Rehekah Lodge.
G. w. Hall is soon to move into the
tenement recently vacated by A. A
Hall.
J. w. jackson, overseer Of the pool
OF Orange, was in town Friday or
business.
F. l.. Sargent has commenced the
foundation for large barn on bill
Carnes property.
E. c Richardson Of Orange was II
town Friday.
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Second ward; Robert Meyers.
Third ward. Jas. sampsel, A. l.
Leach.
Marshall township: John Hedge
cock.
Orlando townships James vande-
venter, stoddard
Mulhau township: DR.. MccOnehey..
Walton
Fifth ward J. T. Taylor. F. NJ
Jay.
Antelope township: +. s. Puiliam.
Blsmark township: Dan Dyche.
w NJ Dyche.
Laurie township j. N. johnson.
N. Gooch.
Guthrie township; J. D. Murphy.
T. Ray
springvale; J. F. Harold. G, NJ.
Laiicker.
Bear Creek W. Hopeweu. W. il.
Wilson.
Springer 50 2nship; j. H. Higsin-
bother, Long.
Crescent townships d, w. smith.
c. E. Wells.
Cedar township: Robert Harecock.
Gobble
Spring Creek: william Rukers.
Albert Rhoads.
Fourth ward J. l.. Ca.vort W d.
williamson
Iowa Township j. B. Earl
cimarron township: Z. @. Garner.
j. M. Gibson. North
Woodland Township. Lee Goock.
George Morgan.
Committee.
Iron Mound VIM Bross, Annis
Oak View John s. Thompson.
Sam shone
Rose Hin: Adam stine. j. b. Favor
Seward township; T. II. Farbion.
Geo Cooper.
Cimarron township, south. New
lard. J. NJ. Torrance
Mr. McDaniels moved that the com
mittee meet the 9th Of August, 1902
at p. m.
Moved TO adjourn.
Albert Ploeger.
Chairman
e. c. Dodd
Secretary,
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the district Of the time and
place OF hearing; said hearing
not to be later than Ave days and be
concluded in ten days from date Of
filing the appeal; shall hear the par
ties. their proof and allegations. and
fuzzy investigate and decide the issue
raised by the charges submitted.
Sec. 4. If the committee finds that
fraudulent illegal or irregular ballots
have been cast and counted in any
such district, such ballots shall be re-
iected and the polls duly corrected.
Sec. 8. II the committee finds that
tho election board has wilfully reject.
ed legal ballots and wilfully violated
these rules il shall report its finding
to The county central committee for
proper action in the premises.
Sec. 6. The committee, having
purged the poll of all irregular. illeg-
al, void and fraudulent votes shall as
certain, declare, certify and return
the legal vote cast in the several con.
tested districts; and the general coun-
" returns having been duly corrected
IL accordance with these rules, the
persons having the highest number of
votes respectively shall be declared
and certified by the committee the
duly elected nominees OF the party.
Article w.
Section I. All vacancies on the
county ticket shall be filled by the
county committee.
Sec. 2 Vacancies on the central
committee shall be filed by the chair
man.
Article v.
/ Section l. County committee and
chairman
The county committee shall be elect
cd by the voters OF the respective dis
trict at the primaries and who shall
b, the inspectors Of subsequent cleo
tions.
Sec. 2. Members shall be residents
Of the districts they represent and
their number shall be determined as
follows Each election district shall
he entitled 20 two committeeman.
Sec 3. Immediately after The cleo
tion of the committee or within II
days thereafter they shall meet and
organize by the election Of a chair
man secretary and treasurer.
Sec A. Names Of committeeman
win be suggested and printed upon
the ballots without assessments.
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Appeals and Contest.

Section /. IN all cases OF appeal
from or contest regarding the vote Of
any district, specific charges must be
made in writing on the day OF meet
ing of the election committee in open
session and at the time the district
is called which chcrges shall be read
and referred witacdt deoa6e to the
committee on appeals. and a copy
thereof served upon the return judges
Of such district
Sec. 2. A committee on appeals. to
consist of three Democratic citizens,
OF which the chairman oI the Demo
cratic committee shall be chairman
ex-officio shall be elected, when nee
essary, by IL lection committee.
Sec. 3. The committee before en-
tering upon the discharge of its
duties. shall notify in writing the
applicants and return judges Of
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The chairman Of the county cen
ual committee having received from
the election committee full and
complete list Of all persons entitled
to be candidates under these rules
shall announce not less than 10 days
prior to the time set for holding the
said primary election, the names Of
the various candidates through the
Democratic and Populist papers Of the
county and the name Of candidate
for any office who shall fail to OBJ
serve the provisions Of the above
rules shall not be so announced and
shall not be placed on tickets and
papers for the primary election.
Sec. 8. The names Of all candidates
shall be prainted on the official ballot
certified to by the election committee
and sent with the other election pa
pers to the various eornty committee
men,
Sec. 3. The election shan open at
/ o'clock p. m, and remain open en-
i'm o'clock p. m.
I Sec. 10. The polls being closed the
officers Of the election shall proceed
to count the votes, and make a true
and correct duplicate return sheet oi
an votes which were polled for the
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The following is a list Of county
central committeeman as now consl
tuted and who win be the inspectors
az the primary election, If they be
present at the hour Of opening The
polls.
Fiat ward John Englers, w. NJ
Engart
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New Hours For Opening Library.
Library open on all secular days,
Mondays included, forom a. m to
$50 p. m. Open on Sundays from 2
10 D. m.
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RULES FOR HOLDING
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES

f4oLEC f0n 1OLUiNG
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
How Ticket Shall Be Made Up-As-
sessment Of csndidates-Polling
Places, and inspectors Of
Primaries.
The Democratic and Populist com
n ittee appointed TO conduct the prim-
a les for the nomination Of county
o@icers, August 2S, meet at 2:sO
O'Clock. Wednesday, July 80, and or
ganized by electing Albert Ploeger,
chairman; f. c. Dcdd, secretary; and
J !. Mcdaniel, treasurer The com
mittee at once began work by draw.
ing up the following rules, formulated
by John sampsell:
Rules Governing Primaries.
Democratic rules governing prim-
aries to be held in Logan county, o.
T., August 2s. 1902.
Article /.
Elections.
Section J. Each General Election"
district of the county shall compose
Primary Election district. Provided
that Cimarron township shall be al.
vided into two election districts. The
north district comprising the north
half of said township, the election 10
be held in the city of Coyle. The
south district to comprise the south
half of said township and the election
to be held at DR.. Torronce's residence.
Sec. 2. The Democratic voters
shall meet at the place OF holding
elections in each district on the 2Sth
day of August, vote by printed ballots
for each office which It may be neces-
sary to fill at the ensuing November
election.
Sec. 3. No person shall cast more
than one ballot for the same office,
Sec. 4. The Democratic voters,
when they shall assemble at the -1sce
Of holding the election, shall select
one person OF act as Judge, two as
inspectors and two as clerks. Provid-
ed that when the committeeman of
I any township or ward is present, they
shall act as inspectors.
! Sec. 5. The judge .of the election
shall decide on the qualifications of
the voters if the inspectors disagree.
Sec. 6. No one but a voter who sup
ported the Democratic ticket at the
last general election and all young
Democrats or Populists wto will at
tain their majority at the next gener-
al election aad all young Democrats
or Populists between the age Of 20
and 21 years, who will have attained
their majority prior to the ensuing
November election, shall be entitled
to vote, and no votes shall be received
ia any district, except from known
Democratic and Populist residents OF
saidd istrict Provided and all per
sons who viii pledge themselves to
support the Democratic ticket at the
ensuing general election.
Sec 7. Every candidate for nom
nation for any office shall furnish
ID the chairman Of the election com
mittee not less than 10 days before
the time set for holding the primary
election, his name. the office for
which he is a candidate. his residence
and his postoffice address, and at the
same time pay to the chairman OF
secretary of the election committee
the following sums for the purpose ci
paying the printing and other expens
es, that is to say:
County superintendent .......$lO %
SherlH ..., .....rs s-.'' .'''' AV'NN
lrr * Of
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'seyeral candidates and cast them up.
which shall be siguei by the judges.
inspectors and clerks. Two correct
lists OF votes and tally list shall be
kept and each ballot shall have the
Initial OF the clerks upon the back, in
the upper left hand corner, so as 70
be seen when handed to the voter.
See. II. The election boards Of the
respective district shall. Immediately
after counting the votes of their dis.
trict, inclose the bellots cast, together
with one list of voters and one tally
list, in an envelope or package, seal
the same, and endorse thereon the
name Of the district and board Of cleo
tion The other list Of voters OF cleo
" list. with Beturn sheet, shall be in
closed and sealed in an envelope in
presence Of election board and direct
ed to the election committee at Guth-
rie, both of which shall be delivered
70 the election committee on Satur-
day, August 30, between the hours Of
10 o'clock a m. and O'Clock p m. az
which time the election committee
win be in session.
Article a.
Section 1. The election committee
shall on the s0th day of August, as
semble in Guthrie, and elect two sec-
retaries to read the returns and two
tally clerks to compute the returns.
Sec 3 After organization, the
votes polled for each candidate shall
be read aloud and added together, by
the tally clerks in the presence Of the
election committee.
Sec. 3. The result. after being as
certsined, there being no contest,
shall be Immediately announced by
the election committee and the per
son or persons having the highest
number of votes counted and allowed
shall be considered the nominee or
nominees Of the Democratic party, and
the officers OF the election committee
shall execute the necessary nomina-
tion papers and the officers Of the
county central committee shall certi-
fy the same to the election board Of
tho county
Sec. 4. All packages containing bal.
lots etc, of districts not appealed
from or contested shall be destroyed
by the chairman Of the election com
mittee
Sec. 5. In case of a tie, a candidate
having a plurality Of the votes In the
largest number of districts shall be
declared the nominee.
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e. c. Dodd,
Secretary.

If you want to be In the fashion
buy pair Of spnhower pants. Jen-
kins sells them. 50 So they're
worth SO 90.
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INTERESTS paid on deposits AZ
GUTHRIE SAVINGS BANK.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-11
TEXAS.

Appointments for ghe West Texas coufer.
ence have been announced.
The Chicago party visited Victoria. I'll
Campo, Wharton, Sugarlaud and Galveston
and saw the cane ana rice country.
The negro workmen in the Benumont oil
field were attacked by whites and one or
the latter was wounded The sheriff Is
alert 70 prevent q renewal OF the trouble.
$. I. Gordon was killed IN a horrible man.
ner at Dallas
The Metropolitan Street Railway com
pany Of Dallas has been chartered to alb.
soFb all OF the lines how Ia operation.
san Antonio minister thinks sherlns
should die rather than permit prisoners to
be taken from them 10 be lynched
There is a row ON at Galveston between
the Maritime association ana the cotton OK
change over the minimum number OF lies
on bale of cotton.
The big convention Of Baptists has wound
up its deliberations ana adjourned.
Captain HaFshberger, an old citizen. Is
dead at his home at galveston
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and others. ana was commended to the
highest degree
After SOME other miuor matters the con
vention adjourned until the Afternoon
The night was given TO the reports or
committees ana the hnal wlnd-up OF the
business Of the convention. Trustees were
denomination, most OF the trustees being. Ia
the county where the school VAS located.
NEW DIRECTORY
The following were elected as the board
OF directors OF the convention: c. c.
Slaughter, G. w pruett. w. l.. williams.
C. H. Briggs A. n Hale j. b. Boone. n.
II Carroll, W. n Jenkins, w. S. Shawn,
Il. r. Hanks A. j. Harris. Isaac Sellers.
G. S. Tumlin, John T. WiIord, w NJ.
pcnro, A. b. Ingram, Jeff ID. Ray. d j..
Smith, T. Il. King. W d Harris. r. Il.
Gaines 4. l.. Montgomery. a. j, Holt
u. i. Jenkins c. r. Johnson. l.. Il.
ltiddc Inhn r Patterson George " Nc
Daniel r j. johnson. George w. Mccall.
The following was elected MS the educa-
t.onal commission for al Of the denomina-
ional schools. J =, Gambrell Dallas; J.
Alpine; {. G. Slaughter, Dallas; b. f.
Riley; iIonSiiton; y N Carroll Waco.
d9 I'm u Bait,e vas yS-elected, treasurer
Dallas was reelected auditor.
George w Mccall of Beaumont was
elected to preach the convention sermon
for next year, with +. +. King Of McKln-
new as the alternate
The convention viii meet next year Fri
day before, the second sunday IN November
and the place ~ met ting VIII be fixed 10y
the board Of directors " the convention
The usual regulations 81 thanks were
adopted and the convention adjourned IN a
regular love feast, and the outgoing trains
are hlled With delegates returning home
Ihls afternoon was given to the discussion
Of reports
one Of the reports that ELECTED the most
discussion was that on the work In tho
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
Fair; southeust winds.
DOMESTIC.

John Mitchell issued statement de-
cIlning to accept presidency Of American
Federation Of Labor II 1t were rendered
him.
Argument was begun IN the MolIneux
murder trial
The National Bankers association and
the National convention Of the Daughters
az the confederacy begin in New Orleans
today.
The new Brooklyn bridge was damaged
By tife 70 the extent Of $4,000.
General chafee and party arrived at san
Francisco from the Philippines.
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Austin. Texas, November 10-Judge Jake
T. VOTERS Of La Grange, campaign man
ager for Hon. George f. Burgess in the
late election, is in Austin on legal business.
Fayette county will lose one vote in the
next State democratic convention, Judge
Wolters said. for the reason the vote of
the county In the recent election was 80
less than In 1900. In 1898 Fayette had
sixteen votes In the convention. which was
owing to the fact that Governor Sayers
had no opposition This year the two OPP
position tickets divided the vote of the
county somewhat, and hence the reduction
and loss.
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THE FRIsco's EARNINGS.

Total Net Income Is $9,345,572, an In
crease of S242, 37t.
ST. Louis, November 10 The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the St.
Louis and San Francisco Railroad company
was held today at the general offices In this
city President Noakum's annual report for
the year ending June 80. 1902. compared
with the previous year, makes the follow
Ing showing;
Gross earnings, s2187O, $50; increase,
S9.20GG COB.
Operating expenses, s1s,4T2,47o; Increase,
S2,Od2 5S3
Net earnings for the operation So, t4S, Al
Increase sal, geo.
Miscellaneous Income, making total net
income, SS,345,572; increase, S242,3I1
Surplus. less interest, rentals, taxes, Inn
proyemcnts and dividends, etc. 81, Az, 1917;
decreAse. Sh2a 9Rl
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COMMERCIAL

Heavy selling in the grain market caused
declines OF all cereals; provisions lower.
The New York stock exchange absorbed
aeavy Humiliation and the result was a
better tone.
The live stock markets were generally
lower with heavier receipts.
The preliminary estimate Of the govern
ment statistician places the average yield
OF corn at 2d.S bushels per acre.
Money on call in New York was steady
At sa1d per cent.
cott2n futures declined, and spots were
weaker in tone.
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SPORT.

Bessie Mccarthy won the Lakeside fea.
ture with three lengths TO spare over Char
lie Thompson.
Fine weather and a fast track favored
Latonia races.
Hurry New, an outsider, broke a track
record at the fall opening Mt Benniugs.
Jack Root got decision GAer Marvin Hart
at Chicago
Harry Forbes and Abe AttcH fought six
fast rounds 10 a draw in Chicago.
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WORK on SHE cHANNEL.
Captain TaHoFa Report for the Month
OctoEer

Captain Tafors Report for the Month Of
October.
La Porto. Texas November 10.-Captain
r. b. Tailor the resident engineer in
charge Of the work on the ship channel
FROM here to Galveston, has completed his
report of tie work done during the month
If October. II shows that total OF 1877
20 cubic yards OF material was removed.
and 1t Is estimated that but 10000 re-
mains to he taken out to complete the
present contract Captain Tailor stated
today thar the work Wit be finished DURING
the present month aud he Is making ar
uugemcnts to put his office force on
general survey work In the upper bay.
Colonel Richie has advertised for bid, for
the second contract, and will opcu the
the second contract viii be commenced
about February /.
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CONFERENCE TO BE HELD.
Lanham, Wells and Others Are TO
Meet at Austin.
THEY WILL DISCUSS THE PATRONAGE
II Is Denied by Governor Lanhan1 that He
Made Any Choice as Yet Except for
Private Secretary.


Austin, Texas, November iO.--Judge
James b. Wells, chairman OF the State
democratic executive committee, came over
to Austin from San Antonio last night.
His mission here IS to meet GoVcrnor-elect
Lanhani, who win arriveln Austin tonight,
1t IS tbpught; ~ not, not later than Tues
day The meeting has been arranged TO
confer With reference to some State ap-
pointnents, and not only viii Judge Nels
and Governor Lnnham be present, but some
other Leading politicians of the state also.
The conference Is likely to continue two
ur three days.
Judge Wells has not given out the mat
ters that viii be considered hut 1t IS gen
orally understood that Governor Lanham
resignation as representative In congress
from the Eighth Texas district will claim
some attention
Judge Wells is very much pleased with
the result of the general election all over
the State, but especially SO over the re-
suit in the Fifteenth congressional dis
trict Judge Gamers majority, nc sara
would he from 300 to 600 notwitastand
Ing the fact that the republican siush rum
was poured into the district on the eve OF
the election by the barrel.
Fort Worth Texas, November 1o.-Gov.
ernor Lanham gave out statement today,
through Judge Mclean. Int campaign
manager that he had made no appoint
monts. EXCEPT that Of private secretary,
and even his name was not mentioned. He
desired to deny the report sent out from
Dallas.
Judge Mclean further stated that. he
knew Of conference 10 be held IN FORT
Wcrth tomorrow between the governor and
senator Bailey regarding appointments 70
be made by the former. Mr. Lanham,
however, may pass through mere tomorrow
night ON his way to Austin.
Dnilas, Texas. November 1o.-United
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Last Day Of Trial

New York. November 10.-The fate Of
Roland p. Molineux will be determined 10.
When court adjourned this even.
Ing Justice lambert announced thai he
would allow Assistant District ATTORNEY os.
borne but two hours and Il half more to
unish summing up which means that the
court viii deliver It's charge and the case
viii 50 to the jury during the afternoon.
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DENOUNCED LAsoR UNIONS.

Pr, sident Eliot Of Harvard Finds Obleo-
ton to the Organizations.
Boston, November TO- Before the Econ
omic club of Boston at their banquet to-
night President Eliot Of Harvard college
denounced the labor unions OF the country
as opposed 10 the education OF young men
and for what he termed their fight against
the development 81 manly instructons'
In closing, he characterized the strike
term "scab' as good type Of the AInerl-
can hero,
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Untair conpetitIon.

An article Of high quality is alyvavs srh.
ject to imitation and unfair competitios,
hence we are compelled to warn the nuhIie
against deception. Our Budweiser Is soid
under wen known label bearing that
name and the word "Budweiser'' snntars
on every cork Patrons should insist unnn
hotties being opened In their presehre
Anhcuser- Busch Brewing ASSN
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for stoves or furnaces; Marshall =;
Water, Mount Pleasant, ballns
Nathaniel H. Hawk De Sofa, lo'ai
George T. Hudgins, New Wayerls' ,i
tachment for logging cars. elci "
II. Stansell, Pittsburg, whlfneIfee'
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San Antonio, Texas November 10. -
Funston McGiTiais, a young man Of this
city. who was run over by freight train IA
Columbus last night while he was asleep
on the track and both feet cut on, ana wh5
vas brcugbt TO his home IN this city. died
from his INJURIES today.
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PoLlTlcAL.

J. II. Bingham, collector Of internal reve-
nue. in Alabama was removed because OF
his anti.negro views.
The United States supreme court granted
motion for the early hearing of the case
Involving the Alabama suffrage law.