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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

r. T. O'Connor says that one Of tn
funniest experiences that ever JOIN
Dillon had was while he was on /,
tour q this country. Mr. Dillon is o
very slight frame and rather look
melalc lcholy He and Parnell appeare,
on the same platform IN an easter
city at time when famine threaten
ed Ireland. After the meeting th
chairman took Mr.. Dillon by the hant
and with tears in his eyes said: "Ah
Mr. Dillon. when I heard Parnel
speak was not moved. There. ] sait
to myself, in an aristocrat who know,
nothing Of suffering. but when yoa
MT Dillon got up. ! shed tears. There
I say to myself is a man who ha,
known hunger de has hunger in hh
face
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

or, in more northerly latitudes. late
IN May and early IN June. Used at
his time they must, OF course, be
harmless to foliage and fruit--a fact
which limits US practically for these
insects to applications Of kerosene
mixtures Of low percentage. An ordi
nary kerosene emulsion diluted to
contain ten per cent Of the oil is the
mixture usually recommended. There
is very good reason to believe. how
ever. that the California wash OF lime
salt, and sulphur. applied in late win.
ter, viii effect this purpose even more
certainly although more slowly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

James Frank Alec. elected United
States senator from Delaware. for the
term ending in 1907. Is president Of
the Bay State Gas company Of Della
ware, and the Staten Island Brick
company. His political and business
association with } Edward Addicks
began Ia 1899, when Addicks entered
the Delaware political arena He was
elected 60 the state senate on the
Union Republican ticket In 1885 and
1902 He is forty-six years old and
was born and has his home IN Dover.
where he siill conducts watchmak-
INK and jewelry establishment inher-
ited from his father.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23
BECK a LAWYER FOR YEARS.

Assistant TO Attorney General Knox
Once Associated With Harrty.
James NJ Beck. assistant attornef
general Of the United States, was fo I.
merly a lawyer OF Philadelphia. ne
was born in that city in 1861, recciv
ing a common school education. sub
sequently going to private academies
and then graduating in law in April.
1884 In 1885 he entered the law Of,
nee of former National Democratic
Chairman William f. HarTity and was
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

as a protection for the eggs. These
insects are two-brooded in our lati'
tude, the first Matching early in May
and the second mostly in July. We
have no practical means OF killing the
eggs. Indeed. insects eggs can rarely
II ever be destroyed by chemical ap-
plications which will not injure the
tree. These scales are more suscep-
tible to insecticides while very young
than at any other time, and conse-
quently applications intended to de-
stroy them directly may best be made
during the first week OF two Of May
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

( The other day a friend said 20
James r. Keene. why do you work
50 hard? You have an the money you
should want. and yet you keep on as
hard as when you were collecting your
first million. The veteran Wall
street operator lighted a fresh cigar
and replied. Ever see a young dog
chase a rabbit He's just as eager
after his second and third as he was
after the first. As the dog grows old
he draws an his experience to his aid.
and though he may lack speed he
makes up IN fnesse He displays as
much desire 10 catch his hundredth
abbit as he did his FIRST Catching
.hem only whets his appetite. but
does not glut It. Say, I'd rather talk
horse.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

the queen, who added to her you'll
and beauty all the splendid trapping
that wealth could provide Miss Ming
is the daughter Of c. II Mings, 1
millionaire cotton merchant, Wit
made her entry into society-anf
New Orleans society Is possibly tn.
most exclusive In the countFy--witi
a distinction that won her immediate,
recognition. Her royal robes wers
imported at great cost, and she wor,
them with the grace and statelinesl
OF the fortunate ones borr to the pur
pie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23
German Cities Wen Governed

The governments of German cities
we're. prior to the law OF 1892, which
Bismarck championed. notoriously
corrupt through spoils Of politics, but
are to-day the models Of efficiency
and honesty The prominent features
OF the law which caused their deliv-
erance are home rule. compulsory
service Of the citizens in municipal
nifairs. long tenure Of Office and civil
selvice
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

Senator Penrose Of Pennsylvania Is
temporary custodian at Washington Of
three bullets carefully preserved in a
piush-covered box. They were shot
into various portions OF the anatomy
Of Capt Joe Reisinger Of Franklin
Pa. during the civil war and they
back up the captains claim to a media
of honor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

A strange medley Of curios wai
sold recently at Stevens auction
rooms. London. A pair Of Queen vic
toria's stockings. marked. sold for So
Two pairs OF Princess Alice's stock
ings brought ST. A pair Of Empress
Frederick's shoes fetched $3.50. Dicl
Turrin's pistol was bid up to s25.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23
He OBJECTED TO PUBLICITY
eibuIcus Gentleman Opposed to Fisur
ing in a Novel.

ing IN NoNci.
Elmore Elliot Peake. the novelist, is
an indefatigable student OF human
types and gatherer of literary ideas
Not long ago, while prowlIng around
the east side Of New York. he came
across an eccentric and bibulous char
acter whom he followed about for sew.
eral days, picking up his sayings, Gull
ing his anecdotes and studying his
mannerisms. Suddenly the old fellow
turned on him and said Say, young
fellow, do you write stories?" Mr..
Peake pleaded guilty, whereupon he
was presented with this information
We'll. if you ever put me into one Of
your books III break every d--n bone
in your body-see?"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

King Carnival IS dead. but the
Lenten peal that rang his knell ended
a reign so glorious that Il m go down
In history as Mirths greatest triumph
over the Old Worlds woes Mardi
Gras OF 1898 surpassed all previous
Efforts. and New Orleans assumed the
9enitential sackcloth In the ter-glow
9f a spectacle whose alluring splen-
ior might< well disturb the medita-
lions Of st. Anthony himself
Perhaps the most striking figure IN
she personnel OF the carnival was
that of Miss Mary Ingersoll Mings
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

Destroying TWO Common Orchard
Scales.
At the last meeting Of the Illinois
Horticultural Society. S. A. Forbes,
state entomologist. said: The two
common orchard scales-the scurfy
Icale and the oyster-shell-have been
'egarded as difficult insects to destroy
rhey winter in the egg. each scale on
he tree in wipter having beneath II
collection of these eggs.-maroon-
ed for the scuriy scale and yellowish
)r whitish for the oyster-shell,-which
we're laid there by the female in fall,
she afterwards perishing and drying
ID beneath the scale, which continues
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

Count Frederick Hoyos. the young
secretary Of the Austrian embassy
who has lately arrived In the capital.
somes from Vienna where he has
been residing for the last year His
last foreign post was Pekin. China.
He Is 90 years Old ard speaks Eng
dsh huently thanks to his English
mother. who was Miss Whitehead.
daughter Of the inventor Of a torpedo
and owner Of large torpedo factory
in Hungary Count Hoyos Is the
brother 81 the Princess Bismarck. one
u the brightest young women Of
Europe and rcputed author OF Eliza-
oeth aud 'fIer German Garden" Count
Hoyos was born Ia Washington and is
the son Of Count Hoyos. who was min
lister from Austria from 1876 70 1873.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

Last year the Austrian government
made the FIRST trials to cultivate tea
plan.s on the coast of Dalmatia, in
the districts around the town OF
Spalato. These experiments having
proven very. satisfactory. further trials
are to be rqade in the course Of this
year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

associated with him in the practice OF
law for several years.
In the first Cleveland administra-
ton Mr.. Beck was assistant district
attorney of the eastern district Of
Pennsylvania. Mr. Beck has been at.
dliated with gold Democrats and is an
expansionist
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

1--WE cannot consider your story
seriously" wrote an editor to an au.
thor. because you have killed your
hero IA the middle OF It" And the au-
thor replied. Il killed him early bc-
cause he made me Atlanta
Constitution
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

~WTTIT
Canada and its annexation to tho
United States. IS one Of the brightest
and ablest Of the Democrats in the
house lie halls from Butler. Mo-,
whittier he removed from h.a rative
state Pennsylvania as a lad. He Il now
serving his sixth term as reprcsnnts-
tive Of the sixth district
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

"Did any Of you ever see an ele-
plants skin?7 was asked Of an infant
school In a town. Il havel" shouted
a e-year-old boy. who was always at
the foot of the class "Where?s in
7uired old spectacles. amused by his
earnestness. "On the elephant was
the reply.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23
Ed RIshin. ~ MadrId cnnntr- !

Ed Biship, New Madrid county, Mis-
souri,: The prices OF poultry and poul.
try products have been higher this
year in our neighborhood than l ever
knew them before. They have been
very scare. do not think It has cost
IS much to feed poultry this year as it
lid last. My expenses show a decrease
In cost Of feed OF about Is per cent.
I buy feed in large lots, however,
which reduces the cost quite a bit
Ny feed has cost me about 60 cents
per 100 pounds. This feed consists
or corn. oats, wheat, green bone, meat
scraps. bran, corn meal. and millet
The present price for poultry is as
follows: Hens. Sc per pound; young
stock. weight 4 to pounds. 10c per
pound old roosfers, no sale.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23
Dg ARMONO &C q l.oNeaEss.
Advocate Of Our Purchase Of Canada
Serving sixth Term

Congressman David Fl. De Almond,
who introduced the resolution prac-
really recommending the purchase of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

Gov. Lanham Of Texas has vetoed
a bin allowing man to marry his
stepdaughter. or a woman TO marry
her sonIn-lav.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

ings Of Reading stock was for S21s
100000. and ranks. so far as known
as the second largest check ever
used in local banking. York
Evening Post
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

The dark line in the above map
shows the boundary claimed by the
United States. The line proposed by
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-03-23

Burns vas the son Of a smaa
Garmer.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07
BATS0N'S SECOND TRIAL
BEGINS AT LAKE CHARLES.
Missouri Boy Charged With Murder
Promises to Introduce some
Startling Testimony.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Lake Charles. La, March 6.-The second
trial OF A. E. Batson. the Missouri boy
charged with the murder of L. S. Earl his
wife and four sons at Welsh. La, on Feb
ruary IA. 1902 was called IN the District
Court here to-day. but several witnesses for
the defense were absent. and the opening OF
the case was postponed till Tomorrow
morning.
1t is thought much trouble will be cx-
perienced in getting a jury. Batson is rep
resented by his former attorneys. P. A.
Sompayrac and Winston Overton. District
Attorney Joseph Moore is handling the
States case Mrs. j. w. Payne. mother OF
Batson, is with her son, encouraging and
assisting him.
When the case was called shortly after
noon the courtroom was packed. The case
still eXcites intense interest here, for II
has been rUmored the defense will intro
duce some startling evidence. =
Sentiment is running in Batson's favor.
and there is no such fear of violence as
was expressed at the former trial.
Batson looks well. and while in the court
room was in cheerful mood. He was the
cynosure OF all eyes. His mother. kissing
him when she came in. was also a target
for the stares OF the crowd. Batson thinks
he will get a fair trial and believes he will
be acquitted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07
INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTEST.
Orators Representing State Col
leges Meet at Carrollton.

Carroilton. Mo-. March s.-Thc intercol-
legiate oratorical contest between Tarkio.
Park, William jewell. Central and West
minister colleges and the State University.
was held at the opera-house in this city
tonight II was Witnessed by a large and
enthusiastic audience.
The contestants from the various colleges
were accompanied by hundreds OF their as
sociates. and for hours the city has been
ringing with their college yells, each try
ing to drown the other
The colleges are represented as follows:
Tarkio College. ]. o. Rankin. Christianity
and Government; Park College, A. J.
Barnes. Change the Basic Principle on the
Development Of the American IDEAL: Will
liam Jewell, P. T. Harmon. Napoleon;
His Work: Central College. c. Todd. Jr.,
Lafayette. the Knight of Liberty: West
minister College, R. E. Burch, AN Appeal
10 Reason; State University Fred B.
Owen. The Sway of Precedent"
Several music numbers were rendered dur
ing the evening bv local musicians.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07
GIRL AWARDED CLASS H0N0RS.
Miss Mitchell Receives Distinction
at Southwestern University.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Georgetown. Tex, March Gin a class Of
nineteen, fourteen Of whom are young men,
Southwestern University OF this city has
awarded first honor to Miss Matte Mitch
ell Of Wheelock. Tex. who will be gradu-
ated in June with all degrees.
This is the first time in the history of the
institution that young lady has achieved
this distinction and Miss Mitchell il receiv-
ing congratulations from all parts of the
State.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07

Aged Telegraph Operator Dead.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Richview. ILL.,, March Oh. B. Walker. a
prominent commercial telegraph operator Of
Omaha. Neb-. 50 years old. died al the resi-
dence of his father-in-law. Samuel Cam
eror, this morning. Funeral Sunday.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07

Conversations with a Chorus Girl,
with pictures, will begin in The Sun
day Republic Tomorrow. Yon will
find them on the dramatic page.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07
Frisco Br.ken.n KiIIea.
REPURLfC SPECIAL

Monet. Mo-. March ga. B. Breese. q
Frisco brakemen. was killed near Cordell.
Ok yesterday. and the remains brought
here to-day for internent Breese leaves a
wife and three small children.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07

Precinct n-Bounded By Twenty second. Hebert.
twentieth and Benton streets.
- RsSistration and polling place. No. 2sl1 North
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07

Precinct l2-Bounded by Eighteenth. Missouri
Pacific Railroad tracks. Fourteenth and Papin
Registration and polling place No 1900 Gr.t,ot
Precinct 13-Bounde.i by Twenty second street
Missouri Pacific Railroad tracks. Eighteenth.
Registration and polling place. No sol South
ward Seven.
Precinct bounded by Third street Rutre,
Mississippi River ana Marion street
Registration and polling place. No. 800 South
,Prseinct Pounded by Second street. Marion.
sress Iad NaEss r1nS.sa street and First
Registration and polling place. No. Ieas South
Precinct s-Bounded by Third Marion. Second
and Lesperance streets.
kesi.,ration and polling place. No. I7os South
rt Prsei met 4.Bosadsd by Broadway. Marion
Registration and polling place. No. sl7 IAfay-
et Pre assnIei hsouna.. h., s.v.,,, .. D.,
Res Eesi.,,s.ion and polling place. No 1903 South
var se psI. -. y N Mnsa sus Broad
Registrstion and polling place. No sos Park
by . Nnta street. Marion
R.sistration and polling place. No. 1918 South
Precinct sRounded by Eleventh street Car
roll. Tenth. Marion. Ninth and Lafayette ave-
Registration and polling place. No. 100 South
Precinct a--Bounded by Eleventh street. Rut-
ger. Ninth, Marion. Tenth and Carroll streets.
Registration and polling place. No. 1914 Park
avenue.
Precinct loABounded by Fourteenth street.
Park. thirteenth. Rutger. Eleventh and Lafay-
Res.strstion and polling place. No. 1915 South
Precinct II = Bounded by Fourteenth street
Lstayetse avenue. Eleventh. street and aeyer
RsEi,s,I ration and polling place. No 1858 South
Precinct II Bounded by Dolnan street. Park
avenue. Fourteenth street and lafayette avenue.
Rss.stration and polling place. No. 1914 Park
- Ward Eight.
Prectnet BOUNDED by Third. Trudeau. Second.
Sorth 1fudeau. Victor streets and Mississippi
RssistIation and polling place. No. :z1s South
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-03-07

avenue.
Ward Twenty-Three.
Precinct 1-Bounded by Ewing avenue Bernard
street. Jefferson, West jefferson avenues and
Registration and polling place, No 265: Ber-
PreS,nst ? Bounded by compton avenue. MIS-
Registration and polling place, No. 27ss Chou
Preeinct s-Bounded BY Mon,ro.e. Clark Ew-
Registration and polling place, No. 2s4s Scott
Precinct +Bounded by Compton. LAciede. Ew-
ing and Clark avenues.
Registration and polling place. No. 1ls South
Precinct Sounded by Ranken. Laclede. Comp
ton and Manchester avenues.
Registration and polling place. No. a3I7 Man
Precinct BOUNDED by Grand. LAclede, Ranken
Registration and polling place. No 1901 Clark
Clark. Montroee avenues and Missouri Pacific
Registration and polling place, No. sO2i Adams
Precinct s-Bounded by Grand avenue Missouri,
Pacific Railway tracks Compton avenue and
Registration and polling place. No s4o1 La
Precinct s-Bounded by Grand avenue. La Sale
street, Compton avenue and Caroline street
Registration and polling place. No. 1911 South
Precinct lo-Bcunded by Grand avenue. Caro-
line street Compton avenue. Rutser street. Mont
Registration and polling place. No 1879 South
Compton avenue.
Precinct 1I-Bounded bv Grand. Park. Pennsyl-
vania and Lafayette avenues.
Registration and polling place. No 1909 South
Compton avenue
Precinct R-Bounded bv Tower Grove avenue.
Old Manchester road Missouri Pacific Railway
tracks. Grand and Folsom ayendes.
Registration and polling place. No. 81 Chou
teau avenue
Precinct 13-Bounded by Manchester. vandeven-
ter. Laclede avenues and Missouri Pacific Rail-
way tracks.
Registration and polling place, No. 37o5 Man
chester avenue.
Ward Twenty-Four.
Precinct Bounded by Newstead. Swan. Tow
er Grove Norfolk. Boyle avenues. Old Manches-
Registration and polling place. No. 1855 Hunt
avenue
Precinct &Bounded by Kings highway, Mis-
eoun Pacific Railway tracks. Tower Grove, Fol-
som. Lawrencs and NAgnolis ayenueA
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Registration and polling place. No. lsT South
avenue, Dolman street. Allen avenue, Thirteenth
street; Geyer avenue. Eleventh street and shen-
Registration and polling place. No. 1908 Rus
Precinct a-Bounded by Eighteenth, shenan-
doah. Eleventh. Victor. Twelfth and Sidney
streets
Registration and polling place. No liza Lami
Precinct 4-Bounded by salena. Sidney. Twelfth
Registration and polling place. No. 1909 Lynch
Precinct 5-Bounded by salena. Victor streets.
McNair avenue; shenanddah street, eravois. Ann
Registration and polling place. No 1888 Lami
Precinct s-Bounded by Jefferson. Geyer ave-
nues, Eighteenth street. Allen avenue. Dolman
street. Ann. Gravois avenues and Shenandoah
Registration and polling place. No 2o2s South
Precinct BOUNDED by Jefferson and Lafay-
cite avenues. Eighteenth street and Geyer ave-
Registration and polling place. No. zoos Geyer
avenue.
street. McNair avenue. Victor. saiena and Sid
ney streets ~, ~, ,-,,.,-
street.
PRECINCT s.seupaed by Jefferson avenue. Sid
Registration and polling place. No. 2e'4 south
Precinct ie"Bounded by Pennsylvania avenue
Shenandoah street. jefferson. Gravois and Mag
Registration and polling place. No. ISL Gravols
avenue.
Precinct I1-Bou,ded by Oregon. Russell Ohio
Ann, Jefferson avenue and Shenandoah street.
Registration and polling place. No. 2ll3 CALI
fcrnia avenue.
Precinct l2-Bounded by Grand. Lafayette
Oregon avenues and Shenandoah street
Registration and polling place, No Sa2 Lafay-
cite avenue.
Precinct ls-Boundcd by Grand avenue Shenan.
doah street. Pennsylvania avenue and Arsenal
street
Registration and polling place. No $500 vir-
Ward Thirteen.
Precinct I-Rounded by Eighteenth, Hickory
streets, Mississippi Chouteau avenue. Grattan
street and Park avenue
Registration and polling place. No. 1919 Park
avenue:
Hickory. Eighteenth street. Park avenue, Dol
man street and Lafayette avenue
Registration and polling place. No. 1s23 Park
avenue.
Ohio Park. Mississippi and Lafayette avenues.
Registration and polling place. No. 1e5 south
Jefferson avenue.
Precinct +Bounded by Jefferson avenue. Kick.
ory street. Missouri, Chouteau, Mississippi and
Park ayenueA
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Ward TWenty-Efght.
SswsesS Ss K .ns
lRsss.tra,iSa and polling place. No 4.n Nam
:, Precinct bounded by. Clayton avenue. city
stead Boyle. qouseaq avenues. Knss nS Siss NAY
Reyi'tration and polling place No 4aSi cisyfon
avenue.
pdy Fss'nfi ns. BY MsMs,ead
street NM ''"''t p'aee' NO szss Olive
dssos saita a0gHass sy MSA
REGISTRATION and polling place. No. 1910 North
1, P5eei2ss s.B9unasd By walton Page. r.y,os
RssiH.,a,,on and polling place. No 40 North
z f sss: Dad sss
Registration and polling place. No. 4ss. p.,,n..
Precino. bounded by KIn.,. h,.n,,, -
Walton and Deimar avenues "".s. fas~
N REGISTRATION and polling place. No. 4 Aubert
Preeinc. Bounded By Union, .P.r. .venu..
k ti5ss as1way and Linden avenues line con-
s0s snS rolling place norhsa..
pTesi1ss snBcnndsd by coodfellow Page Union
Registration and polling place. Arcade. bu,la-
p. HsIiSssSe aes sns rnss Is. .as
avenue ~ eo<o LEHMAN
Precinct 1l-Bounded By De B,,,v,.-.
nae seniaued aP liz. s'sz ns' and
Regstration and polling place. noIfhwsst
ner Gnodteilow and Suburban 7ts,cSs 60. cut eos
Maple avenues snd city, oy pase ooodfeiov and
nj, SesisI1son and polling place. No. s1Is BAN
In witness whereof. we have hereunto .st1
our our ha an ana afiixed the seal OF said
~ tha q 9,t, ecton CommissioEcrs. at once
March. 1906 eAs atn Jay Oh
(seaD JAMES McCAFFERY.
At4est. Yosn ru.,- ChairmAn