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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

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plant al Niagara Falls. He has been
secured by Mr. Adams company 10
lake charge uf the electrical WORK
preparing plans and Installing the
plant. lie will be with us again In
.hori lme Mr. blackwell Is fasora-
bly, impressed with the possibilities oi
the lockwood scheme.
o
X Il. Scott Of Cortez Is in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n Raymond are IN
from Pine river today.
Morris CLICK remained over 10 enjoy 4
the Eagle festivities. He returned 10
silrcrton this morning.
o.
Mrs Shaw. Who has been at Mercy |
bospltaI for the past Two weeks, IS
now locs,ed al the Rochester.
The Durango ball team leaves 10
morrow for Aztec. where game will
bs played Sunday afternoon.
TIFFANY - displaying 6no line ~
Navajo blankets, q new tot of Deauis
having been received last night
The play began very promptly last
evening at y 30. which was move IN
the right direction. Lot all DO on
lime tonight
A Telegram from Colorado Springs
qaina ths, poiar Wilkes secured third
place in the free for ail trotiiug and
pacing event yesterday.
Mr. G. " Mcdonnell chaperoned a
party of ten Young ladies last evening
10 hear East Lynne given by The
Rempton Komedy ko
Tho Gradcn Mercantile company re
fniVad = shipment pf cherries from |
Pennington iast evening They are
from 3bo George Allen ranch.
The Eagles bad great lime last |
night II was late hour whnn the |
members crnwled into the house aud |
,ried 10 set In bod without waking the
apoueo,
Mrs Akers. who came In from the
lawnill the other day. is getting along
slc.iy from the effects OF the opera.
iion performed by Dr I.aehey. She
stopping at the Rochester,
Tho Ladies' Missionary Society of |
he First Baptist church are entertain
ne their friends this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs 3 u. Hopkins on
Neat Second avenue. In North Duran
go
Tho VI Moro Is the place TO go II
sou want 10 test your muscle, grip or
,lerifical capacity. a new combination
strength tester having been added. II
works on the same principle as slot
that Is you exercise your
and grip for n nichie
.
large number Of Dnraneultcs are
making preparations to spend several
weeks IN the mountains camping dur
ng Jus and August One of those |
,arii.s VIII consist OF hr Jack Pear
ans family and their friends, who gu |
% MfH ffalhbH fAhfh ~ ii'f hA',N l
Park for tho summer
The Methodist Episcopal church |
rave a picnic yesterday ai rflmble |
springs There were twenty nine |
members awaited themselves ot this
delightful opportunity to visit the AM
mas valley In ila spring glory AFTER
lining at the springs they drove np Ia
korra ranch and visited with Mis-
Kerr the remaining hours OF the aftpr
aoon.
There was a packed house last night
At the Opera house to listcn To the
Kempion komedy ko.. In The old aud
familiar play ct East Lynne Al
h. characters were especially wrii
htt.d io their respective parts in the
pathetic drama but especially did
Lady Isabel appeal to the hearts
II her audience This company will
appear again tonight IN Hal Reeds
we'll known PLAY Human Hearts"
-
The Santa fc will run personally
conducted excursions to California tri'
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22
o. . 3. q. rIMETAsLE.

No. 11s. Arrives from Denver 80 ? m
Ne. tts Leaves for siiverten 4:s6 m
No. s1s A<rivss from siIvsrt'n s:ts . N
No, t1s. Leaves for Denver. $50 an
No. 4ef Leaves for Silvsrton 7:eo m
Ne. 4s2. Arrives from siIvert'n 7'io m
MO oRANpE SOUTHERN.
No. s. Arrives from Telluride $50 p m
No. s. Leaves for Telluride. 500 . n
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

Tho Santa 70 will run personally
conducted excursions to California tri
weekly during colonis, period. April
ist TO June 10. 1909.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

II you want tho finest ioo cream
soda In the city. call at Ricbay's.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

There was packed house last night
At The Opera house to listcn To the
Kompion komedy ko. IN The old aud
familiar play ct East Lynne" An
h. characters were especially wcH
fitted io their respective parts in the
pathetic drama. but especially did
Lady Isabel" appeal to the hearts
Il her audience This company will
appear again tonight IN Hal Reed 4
we'll known play Human Hearts"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

Heretofore at this time of the yea
many camping parties have bcci
planned, but NJ far no one appear,
10 be thinking of vacation, Fish
Ing viii no, be good before the last ol
July or first of August, and nnt then
II hlgh wafer keeps np. II VIII giN'
the trout an opportunity To rest and
recuperate,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

O. r. Blackwell, electrical engineer,
departed for New York CITY this
morning, after spending several days
looking over the site Of the power
plant above lockwood. Mr. Black.
well 10 one OF the most celebrated
having been one of the head engi.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

c. J. Bailou, an inmate OF the Sol
diers home AT Monte Vista, arrived
" ednesdsy evening bound for Teuu
hide to personally interest Congress
man Ho.g In securing special pen
sion for him. The poor and decrepli
old man. whose long service and intur'
los indicate the hardships encounter
cd. could not Withstand temptation.
He found n friend and protector in
Landlord MoNeeley. however. who
took charge OF him and persuaded
him the best thing to do was TO re
turn to Moute Vista Nc took care OF
his money and after securing ticket,
gave him the balance ms the train
pulled out II was case where the
heart IL In the right place.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

The Methodist Episcopal church
taSe picnic yesterday at rflmble
Springs There were twenty nine
members awaited themselves ot this
delightful opportunity 10 visit the Ami
mas valley In ila spring glory Afier
lining at the springs they drove np Ia
Korr'a ranch and visited with Mis-.
Kerr the remaining hours OF the after.
aoop.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

v. Brockcnaur and y Andrews
Siherion have secured the conlrac'
Tor supplying tho lockwood powo,
plant with s.so0.ooo feet OF lumber
The gentlemen have n nne body -
timber adjacent to the location uf III,
buildings and VIII have miii runnin
In week or 30,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

william ~ Reed and Frank siosson
OF Roswell. n. NJ, are at the susier
hotel
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

Hcsperus ir going Ia engage In .
grand Fourth OF July celebration. pos
tiers 10 this effect being gotten on,
Hcspcras II 4 delightful plac. IL
spend few hours and Durangoitef
who ARE not slated for other polnu
should plan to take the morning
soathcrn for iicsperus on the giorioni
natal day.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

Tho washouI above Eih Park wa
repaired sboat 4 o'clock yesterday a.
tcrnopn, and ,b. passenger wen
through last evening Returning ,hi,
morning the bridge above Cascad,
WAS found 10 be slightly on, Of seai
and It took hfteen minui"s to brae'
with ties To permit the train io cross
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

This is a prolific season for weeds
60
superintendent Lee OF the son'herh
Is spending the day In the city
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

A largo number Of Durangoltca are
making preparations to spend several
weeks IN the mountains camping dur
nw July and August One of those
,ariias VIII consist OF hr Jack Pear
eons family and iheir friends. who go
% Mir Pearnun's ranch in Hormnsa
Park for Tho summer.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

At this attractive price we have set
aside for this weeks selling, several
odd lots OF Black Dress Goods. In
cluded are Black Mohair. Black Bril-
liantine, 40inch Black Broche Etam-
ines In large variety of designs.
Most OF the above have sold at 75c
and some at SEC, at. at...............,,,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-06-22

/ Cellar reports good business
consi.iarins the bacs saci season
Young p.opie are ae'ilas married and
others are engasnx Ia birthday par
iiea. eir, Mr. Xeller carri'H siosh
from which II is easy 30 neloe. use
fni presonta
The colored American., 1903-07-25
C.S.RHOadS.

Judge VIM. T. Zenor, of Washington,
D. c., writes from 213 n. Capital street,
Washington, D. c.:
"I take pleasure in saying that I can
cheerfully recommend the use of Peruna
as a remedy for catarrhal trouble and a
most excellent tonic for general condi-
ns.'-Wm. t. Zenor
Mrs: Amanda Morrill,, 13O Reid street,
Elizabeth, n. J., writes:
81 have been sick over two years with
nervous prostration and general debil-
ity, and heart trouble. Have had four
doctors; all said that I could not get
well. had not walked a step in nine
months, suffering with partial paralysis
and paLpifaffon of the heart every
other day, and had become SO reduced
in flesh as 10 be a mere skeleton,
weighing only IS pounds.
Cup to this date have taken Peruna
sor seven months. It has saved my life
The colored American., 1903-07-25
ALWAYS WANTS THE
BEST.

An old German couple, said to
be living in Germantown, had re-
Gently met slight financial revers-
es. which caused the wife consid-
cradle worriment, while her better
half was inclined to take the mat
ter philosophically and make the
best of the situation. In the
course of her complaints she one
day said:
'Achl | wish [ vos dead"
Il don't" said her husband.
Il wish | vOs in a beer saloon"
dots it! Dots itp' replied
the spouse Oats just like you;
you always wants de best. New
York Tim
The colored American., 1903-07-25
SEWING GIRLS WANTED.

A millinery establishment not many
miles from Washington desires to Sc
cure the services of four first-class
sewing girls to go to that city to ac-
cept permanent positions. She will
want them to be ready to leave this
city about the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER,
but will be pleased to have them call at
The Colored American office and leave
their addresses so that she can meet
them in this CITY Aug. Is. The pay runs
from 81 TO So PER WEEK, with first
class accommodations and given room
and board in the same building. Young
ladies desiring such positions will
please call at THIS OFFICE, 459 c
STREET N w. any day between now
and the 5th OF AUGUST for further
information.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

as I can safely testify. have not felt
SO wen I'm five years, having walked
over one mile without M result, and
have also gained thirty pounds since
commencing to take Peruna. In fact,
L cannot praise it too highly."-Mrs.
Amanda Morrill,.
Peruna never fails to prevent systemic
catarrh or nervous prostration If taken
in time. Peruna is the most prompt and
permanent cure for all cases of nervous
prostration caused by systemic catsrrh
known to the medical profession.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving q
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman SanItarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
The colored American., 1903-07-25
THE AMPHIONS SCORE THEIR
USUAL SUCCESS!

Notwithstanding the appearance of
uncertain weather and counter attrac
tiOns Saturday evening. the Amphions
had a very large attendance to accom-
pany them on their outing twenty
miles down the river, Saturday. July
18th.
The club was attired in their natty
summer uniforms and presented fine
appearance. The Monumental orcheS-
ira furnished excellent music, as usual,
and the refreshments were served by
Mr.. James Foster. The party returned
TO the city before midnight thoroughly
pleased. and whenever the AmphiOns
90 again it is safe to predict that they
Will he we'll patronized.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

visited friends here on Sunday
last.
Miss +. r. Dungey, OF Staten
Island. is NOW the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Thomas Mason.
BROWN GRIT, JR.
The colored American., 1903-07-25
CITY PARAGRAPHS.

Mr. Robert w. Galloway, head waiter
o. the Bingham House, Philadelphia,
Do is in the city this week visiting
bis family and friends. He leaves for
baltimore today to visit friends there
before returning to his post of duty.
Dr. W. S. Montgomery, who has just
rsrurned from Boston, where he at
tended an educational convention, is
soiourning with his family at Harpers
Ferry. w. Va. 1t is said that the Pro
lessor is an expert disciple OF Sir Isaac
Walton
The subject of temperance will be
discussed at the Tenth street Baptist
church at 8 p. m. Sunday. Among
those who woll speak are Mrs. Rosetta
f. Lawson and the District organizer,
Mr. A. n. Garfield. Special music.
Rev S. G. LamkinS is pastor.
The stay-at-homes are arranging a
testimonial for Mr.. j. Henry Lewis.
The affair will probably be an eve
ming outing by water, and will occur
before he takes his usual summer va
cation. Our citizens generally will be
Interested in this event, for Mr.. Lewis
is entitled to a generous recognition.
Miss Eunice Brooks. in company
with Miss Florence Sprague, left
Washington last Friday for Niagara
western New York. They will return
about September 1st. Miss Sprague
will resume her work at TuSkegee.
In addition to his own duties, JUS
tice Terrell is now holding court for
Justice Mills of the District during the
latters absence. Judge Terrell has
been repeatedly selected to act in the
absence Of other justices of the peace
and has always served most accepta-
bly,.
Prot. T. j. Galloway, ex-commission-
er to the Worlds Fair Exposition at
Paris and now holding an important
position in the Treasury Department,
was a welcome guest at the reception
given to Hon RObt. b Richardson at
1906 Tenth street last Tuesday eve
ming.
The colored business men of the Dis
trict have planned for a special train
for Nashville, Tenn, to attend the
meeting of the Negro Business League
on the 18th prOXimo. They will be
Joined at Columbus, Ohio, by the Off
GERS Ofthe Wilgera Oil and Gas Co.,
and at Cincinnati by a delegation of
the leading business men of that city
Among the delegation for Richmond
who attended the dedicatOry exercises
of the True Reformers Hall in this
city wer: MIR. w. P. Burrell, secretary;
Mr.. r. 7. Hill, cashier of the True Re
formers Bank; Mr.. r. J. KyleS, pri-
vate secretary to President Taylor;
Mr.. a. w. Holmes, manager Hotel Re
former; Mr.. Jas. Allen, of Petersburg,
and President Mrs w. L. Taylor.
THE AMPHIONS SCORE THEIR
The colored American., 1903-07-25
FOR SYSTEMIC CATARRH
Peculiar to Summer Pe-ru-na Gives
Prompt and Permanent Relief.

c. S Rhoads, indianapolis,
ohavea
estful nights sleep
help
of Peruna had
of Leaf atwe,s pyellan
dresed
Peruna c Rhoads.
The colored American., 1903-07-25
ZIONITES At RIVER VIEW.
Editor Chrisum Visits Bruce
Griffin the Social Whirl.

d very peasant Gay at K1Ver view
Park. The young folks also the
grown up ones enjoyed the1nsel-
yes very much. The occasion be-
ing their Annual Outing. Rev.
Winder, of St. Marks church, of
New York City, preached at Mes
siah Baptist Church, on last Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Forester and Mrs. Quar-
Hey, of Manhattan, were the
guests Of Mrs. c. E. Conick; also
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Hill, of
Jersey City.
Prof. Scottrow, and Mrs. Fred
erick Moore, also Mrs. Bilburt, of
Brooklyn, addressed the Mems
Business Club, of the a. M. F.
Zion Church, last Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. c. E. Conick, Jr., is spend
ing a few weeks. at Virginia, as
the guest of Mrs. VIM. H. Daggs.
Mrs. Perry and Mrs, Hall are
the guests of Mrs. Albert Bow
man.
Captain MeMbane, of Eliza
beth, n. J., and Mr.. Melvin CHS
une, of Manhattan, were the
guests of Mr.. ]. E. Bruce.
Miss Randolph, of Brooklyn,
and Miss Lee, of Boston, are the
guests Of Mrs. c. Bundick.
Mrs. GOgan and her little
daughter, Edith, were the guests
of Mrs. Thomas Mason, during
the past week.
Mrs. John Miller and Miss L.
Miller, of Cambridge, Mass,
were the guests of Mrs. Jordan
Crudup, during the past week.
Mrs. J. 7. GaskiIl, who has
been quite i'll at her home. is now
able to be out again much to the
delight of her many friends.
Miss Freda Potter, Of Pough-
keepsie, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Scott, of Woodwork ave.
Little Miss Clarissa Howard.
and Masters Harry Winfield
Howard, Morningside ave, are
spending the summer with their
grandmother, at Virginia.
Mr.. William Skinner. is still
very i'll at the residence of his par
ents, II Brook street.
Mrs. Luther Bush, who has
been very much indisPosed, owing
to needle being broken off in
her hand. is quite herself again.
the needle having been removed
under the skillful treatment Of DIR.
Morgan, who has office hours in
HOnlers, and who is doing nicely
in his profession here.
Miss !. Outlaw. sister of Miss
Elizabeth Outlaw. of this CITY. left
lasa week for her home. in North
Carolina.
Little Wiley Cook was buried
last Wednesday. from his home.
in Baldwin Place.
The colored American., 1903-07-25
FOR RENT.

Large light-furnished room with
board for two. Apply at 941 T street
n. W.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

The subject of temperance will be
discussed at the Tenth street Baptist
church at p. m. Sunday Among
those who wOll speak are Mrs. Rosetta
F. Lawson and the District organizer,
Mr.. A. n. Garfield. Special music.
Rev. 5. G. LamkinS is pastor.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

Mr.. Robert w. Galloway, head waiter
o. the Bingham House, Philadelphia,
pa is in the city this week visiting
his family and friends. He leaves for
baltimore today to visit friends there
haIore returning to his post of duty.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

DR.. W. S. Montgomery, who has just
rsrurned from Boston, where he at
tended an educational convention, is
soiourning with his family at Harpers
Ferry. w. Va. 1t is said that the Pro-
lessor is an expert disciple OF Sir Isaac
Walton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-30
CHAPTER 20.
RETURNS.


scrIoS 45 the counting after the clos
ing ard pablc announcement of the same the
Board of Inspector shall Immediately in the of the
candidates The agents and ~ aay yoef desiring RI ne
present NAL up into packet all os the ballots seBt to the
Inspector either by the SECRETARY of the Territory by the
Board of snperyises including all blank ballots whether
used and all printed ballots used cancelled reject
ed together with the registry of voters received from the
Board of Registration and the st of voters and all other
records apperanng to the election Such packet shall be
sealed by the Inspectors with their SEALS
the seals of such candidates agents candidates
desire seal the The Inspector shall mark packet
the outside with the title of the County Clerk
and the description of the thereof substantially
follows viz:
Records of Election for.. District:
foHihg frecnct county
and Immediately forward TO the County Clerk. Such
packet shall be opened examined except the presence
Of the Judge of the Circuit Court and after examination It
shall be esead in the presence of such Judge After the
next general election the ballots be destroyed by the
County Clerk and the other election records opened and filed
IN his office
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-30
CHAPTER as.
BALLOTS.

SECTION Az Tie Supervisors shall to be
prepared containing the of the persons to be
voted for County officers said ballots shal be furnished to
the board of inspectors the time at which ballots for
the and Representatives required
BY furnished and in the form prescribed by law for
said officers.
Ballots for County officers shall be of blank
paper shall be of uniform SIZE weight shape thickness
md color.
SECTION The of such ballots, and the
of of the candidate shall be provided by law
AS County ballots shall be furnished at the
pnse the County and the number to be sent each
established by law shall be provided by law in
relation ballots for Senators and Representatives.
Ballots County officers shall be fastened
together by the County Clerk and forwarded by him. and
thereof shall be by him in the as
provided by law.
AL The Board of Supervisors shall to be
supplied the several Boards of Inspectors blank ballots for
the election County officers the required by law
Tor the election of Senators and Representatives.
SECTION AIS. When any duly qualified voter shall offer to
shall be delivered him by the Chairman Of In
speetors addition the ballot required by law, ballot
County officers which shall be used by the voter and
marked in the REQUIRED by law for the
marking of ballots for aud Representatives
SECTION shall counted in the
required for the counting of ballots for Senators
and Representatives
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CHAPTER so.
CANVASS AND CERTIFICATES OF ELECTION.

Upon receiving the returns election
boards of election of election district County
shall Immediately tabuate
election. tabulaton shall
presence any agents
The number of persons be elected
receiving highest number County officers
shall be declared to be elected and the County Clerk shall
ton. The County Clerk shall from such returns make
showing the polling precinct
County all candidates Senators Representa-
tiyes Delegate Congress, which shall Immediately
be forwarded by the Clerk the Secretary of the Territory
SECTION 45 Upon receipt of the returns from all County
duty Governor and the Secre
of the Territory the
found Senator'S Representa-
tives and Delegates to Congress- certificate election
such form they may decide.
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ouALnIcATIoN on oFfIcERs,
CHAPTER IS.

SECTION Az any prior to the fourth day OF Jan
nary A D. 1904 persons elected members of the oaF
Supervisors receiving certificates of election Shall
required by the provisions of Chapter IL Title
Judge of the Court required therein and
being approved sa take the gth of Office reGred
by the provisions o. Chapter IL, OF Title g.
SECTION 473 On the day January A. b. 1901
the Beard Supervisors shall organize required by this
Act After organization it Shall be the first duty of said
Board the bond OF the County Clerks end bond
by any County the election provided
this schedule shall sufficient the
thereof concerned in the of Five Thousand Dollars
When of officer approved the Board sail
the of other officers No order of
the shall be fix the amount of the bonds
any officers except Treasurer and Tax Collector but
minimum fixed by Section 81 of this
fixing of the bonds of Treasurer and Tax
Collector the shall the best information 1T
greatest of money which may be in
officer any time during his term of
Office ssAa
Should any person elected to Office die befor
qualifying fail qualify within en
days. any other such officer within thirty days of said
day January d. 1904 such Office shall become
caused thereby shall be filled accord
provided in Section u.s. Chapter of this
Act relating to the Board of Supervisors.
SECTION shall be the duty of the Board to proceed
expeditiousy possible the appointment of all officers
required by the Of this Act to be appointed
by such Board do all other required by the terms
of this Act be performed by them for the organiza
ton of the affairs of the County ProUidd ho
rer required by this Act to be
appointed Boards of Supervisors for the term of two
years shall hold Office under the appointment made by the
the provisions hereof only until the
day January A d. 1905 removed
cordng Jaw until their elected quail
ihed. ~
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CHAPTER 81.
CONTESTS.

sy 454 save as herein otherwise provided any tHn-
date for any County may election therefor
IN the provided by law
SECTION ass relative TO county onra' ee
on required by be filed in the Supreme Court s
he filed III such Caanty an such
,t have such jurisdiction relative such coneSts as
i even TO the supreme Court by 1t hal report s 1ad
ing judgment relative thereto to the Foard OF
of the County which shall have the powers relFtYe
by law vested in the Minister OF the