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Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
NEvADAvILLE.

/ tended the grocer's and butchers ban
quet at the Windsor in Denver last Wed
nesday evening, returned home Friday
The Daughters OF Pocahontas are re
hearsing play that is to be presented
on Washington's birthday. Full parLic-
ulars will be given later.
Mrs. l. n. Parsons left for Denver last
Saturday to attend the funeral OF her
mother. She was accompanied by her
son.
Rising Sun Tribe, Improved order of
Red Men, at their last regular meeting
held this week, installed the following
officers:
Prophet-James Furze.
Sachem-James Oates.
Sr. Sagamore-Perry Newlun.
Jr. Sagamore-Pearl Newlun.
lst Sanap-M. Furze
lst Warrior-Thos r. Rowe.
Guard OF Wigwam-Thos Roberts.
F. S. Bolsinger returned from Denver
last Friday.
A birthday party was given last Thurs
day evening in honor Of Miss Annie
Bennetts.
The G. NJ. A. will give their first an
nual mask ball at Cannon's hall Friday
evening Jan 50. Tickets are 81, and
everybody is invited to attend. Suits
can be rented of Mrs. Meyer, next door
to the post Office 10 Central or she will
be in the vacent room in the Bartle
block on the day of the dance. Get a
suit and attend, the boys will show you
a good time.
Henry Clements, Phil Furz and John
Maddern left for Denver Sunday after
nocn to take charge OF the late John
Clements. They returned Monday eve
bringing the deceased to this place for
burial
Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson has been quite sick
this week with an attack OF eryspelas.
She is somewhat improved today.
Mrs. Newkirk has had very severe
C I'D this week, and has been unable to
attend to her school duties.
County Superintendent Ida Kruse
visited the schools here yesterday. 90,
Richmond lodge. K. of p, last Thurs
day installed the recently elected officers.
Osceola council, d. of p, last evening
installed the officers for the ensuing
term, who were elected last month.
John Clements, former and highly
respected citizen of this place, who left
here few years ago for the valley, died
last Sunday in Denver, and his body
was brought here Mondy evening. The
funeral was held Tuesday from the M.
E. church, interment being made in the
Bald Mountain cemetery.
A very pleasant little social party was
held Monday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Richards. A
pleasant time was had by all present.
Tuesday evening a number OF friends
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Hawn in honor of Miss Weisbeck,
A very pleasant evening was spent and
all present enjoyed themselves thour
ouyhly.
Matt Kramer has removed his family
to the house formerly occupied by his
father at the head of Nevada guch.
VIM. Stratton has moved 10 the
llitho house at the head of Dry gulch.
DR.. Bourk reports that the little baby
of j. Lying, which has been quite sick,
as improving.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
pisiocat Il her Shouider.

Mrs. Johanna Soderholm, of Fergus
Falls, MINI, fell and dislocaied her
shoulder. She had n surgeon get it back
in place as soon as possible but it was
quite sore and panied her very much.
Her son mentioned that he had seen
Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised for
sprains and soreness, and she asked him
to buy her bottle of it, which he did.
II quickly relieved her and enabled her
to sleep which she had not done for
several days. The son was SO much
pleased with the relief it gave his mother
that he has since recommended it to
many others. For sale by all druggists
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
Furniture stoves AMI Carpets
. the Anderson Furniture 90.
ssti,u.Iy Injured.

John Auyustine, an Austrian miner,
while at work last Tue 'dHy in the 600
foot level of the Buckley mine, was
caught between Il slide and the wall and
had his hips crashed very severely by
the squeeze. He also received severe
hernia Dr. Asquith was called and took
the injured mau home and is attending
him.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
Every Bottle of Chamberlain Cough Rem
,,ly Warranted

We guarantee every bottle of Cham
berlail as Cough Remedy and will refund
the money to anyone who is not satisfied
after using two-thirds OF the contents.
This is the best remedy in the world
for Ia grippe, coughs, colds, Group and
whooping cough and is pleasant and safe
to take. 1t prevent, tny tendency OF "a
cold to result in pneumonia. Sold by all
druggists.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
a Good . Cent Cigar.

At Hyndman's Book store, for Sl.75
per box.
DR.. Shoop, the dentist of Central City,
has kindly consented to give public
demonstration of hypnotism at the Op-
era house tomorrow night, Jan. 16.
have had the pleasure OF witnessing the
doctors work, as an invited guest, at one
of his private hal entertainments.
consider him equal, il not superior, to
any hypnotist whom | have ever seen
perform. There will be- no fake as he
has s'nt any hired dupes. Tie fun will be
in seeing our own townspeople put un-
der the wonderful hypnotic spell. An
evening with the doctor means Just one,
long drawn out laugh. Eat light sup
per, wear your loose fitting clothes and
go prepared to laugh. Hypnotsm, as
! the doctor demonstrates it, is sweet,
clean, wholesome, instructive and anus
ing. He creates whirlwind of laugh.
ter. The mysterious powef Of mind
Psychic Force" is wonderfully illustrat
ed, conveying useful lessons to every.
body in business or the professions
Much OF the doctors work seems To be
new and original differing from other
| exhibitions of this character. GJ every
body aud give him rousing reception
A Friend
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
w. B. Lewis was up from Denver on

Tuesday.
DR.. Nickerson went to Denver Tues
day.
Mrs. NJ. Lehmkuhl was up from Den
yer yesterday looking after her business
interests. She returned in the after
noon.
Mrs. Emma NARROW was passenger
to ''enver yesterday afternoon. She
will r turn this evening.
Mrs. d. l.. Harris and daughter Mar.
garet we're up from Denver this week
She returned yesterday afternoon, ac.
companied by Mr. Harris.
Miss Emma Harris is up from Denver
this week looking after business inter
ests.
G. W. Baldwin CT Chicago, who is
largely interested in mining in this
county. arrived Tuesday and visited sew
eral of the properties in company with
his superintendent John Brazil. Mr..
Baldwin returned home yesterday after
| noon.
w. G. Fullerton and Jas. A. Gi!mour
left Tuesday morning for Denver where
they attended the Inauguration of Gov.
Peabody.
j. B. Hafer was visitor to Denver
Tuesday.
George Morgan, wife and baby left
Monday morning :or Idaho Springs,
where Mrs. Morgan will visit her father
for a few days.
Henry Morgan, who has been assisting
at COUGHS during the holidays, left
Monday afternoon for Denver
A. Ashbaugh came up from Denver
Saturday evening and returned Monday
afternoon. The doctor is building a res
ideuce for his family on Gaylord street,
Denver.
r. j. st. Cleary was a visitor to Cer-
trail this week, returning Monday after
noon.
Robert Morris and wife left for Den
yer Monday afternoon.
L. P. Arrighi went to Denver Monday
afternoon to spend few days.
Mrs. Henry Becker left for Denver on
Monday afternoon to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Bonesteel.
w. W. Goodier of Yankee, went to
Denver Monday afternoon.
Ambrose Kelley left Monday after
| noon for Denver after weeks visit
here.
John Rule left for Denver Tuesday
morning.
j. w. Woten returned from Denver
Tuesday morning.
Otto Sauer and son Louis came up
from Denver Tuesday morning to attend
stockholders meeting of the Sauer-
McShane Mer. Co. They returned yes
terday.
W. 81. Tripp came up from Denver
Tuesday morning.
William Fullerton came up from Den
yer Tuesday morning TO attend the an
nual meeting of the First National bank.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
our Trad. 1. increasing

OUr TrNH" Is IHUrcNrINg
And we want trial order from you. We
will guarantee to give YOU the best Mt
the most reasonable prices. Everything
In the line OF groceries, glass and china.
ware, -four and feed can be secured from
US. Philips, Ebli < Co.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
Roliin-vIlie Hotel.

Straub Brothers OF Denver have pur-
chased the hotel at. Rollinsyille, and
have refurnished it throughout. They
are pleasant gentlemen, and vi" con
duu good 8 class hotel.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
RUSSELL GelcH.

4 very pleasant social party was given
at Odd Fellows hall last evening, and all
present enjoyed themselves immensely
dancing the light fantastic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trogal of Boulder, are
spending their honeymoon in this place
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nat c. Law is
Mrs. Trogal was formerly Miss Lucy
Carr and is we'll known here, having re-
sided here for some time.
Charles A. Wagner returned from the
grocer's banquet in Denver last Friday
There was petition being circulated
among the taxpayers of the district Tues
day asking the school board to take some
action in regard to the securing OF more
and better school room. At present the
pupils are crowded into the school house
and also into Union hall, and it is the
sense OF good many that it is Just as
cheap to put up good school house MS
it is TO build more rooms onto the pres
ent building. The school board will take
some action mt their next meeting.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
Fresh Eggs

Received direct from the valley ranches
at the Sauer McShane Mercantile COM
pany's store.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15

For bad taste 10 the mouth take {
few doses of Chamberlains Stomach ant
Liver Tablets. Price % cents. War
ranted to cure. For sale by all druggists
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
Arstt, 1Ies.tiur

Tho annua m Ii g Of the Sauer- Nc.
Shane M. Co. vas held at heir Office in
this city Tuesday evening" at which the
following directors were elected: Otto
Sauer, j. c. McShane. VIM. Schol,
Morris Thomas. B. p Thomas.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15

"The incest and pleasantest medicine
l have used for Indigestion and consti-
patton is Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets" says Lelerd F. Craig, of
Middlegrove, n. Y. They work like a
charm and do not grpe or have any un-
pleasant effect" For sale at all drug
gists.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
Furniture and carpets cheaper thar
ever at The Anderson Furniture Co.
COURT NOTES.

District court for the January term
opened last Monday at 12 o'clock, Judge
A. II. DeFrance presiding. The first
cases on the docket were those against
John or "Shamus" O'Brien. Two for
stealing saddles and the other for house
breaking. O'Brien pleaded guilty to the
charge of stealing saddle from George
Barrick, and will be sentenced for petty
larceny On the other two charges, ow-
ing to defective Information as drawn up
by the district attorney, the case was
taken from the jury by the judge and
the cases thrown out of court, and now
O'Brien is kicking himself for pleading
guilty TO the first charge. The case of
Sharpe and Barrett for the larceny of a
watch aud chain from Fl. Lundberg is
nov occupying the attention of the court.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15

Best Eoute FOR Kansas city and ". Louis
Is Union Pacific Two OF the finest
trains out OF Denver leave at l:20 p. IN
and $40 p. m. Tourist car berth only
sl.50 Denver to Kansas City. See your
local agent or address T.. II. Griffin, gem
eral agent. Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
LARGEST DINING CAR
n the world and the famous
OPEN CAR CHlLILITL1,

the only observation car run in the re-
public that really and truly ct serves,
Lelsurely itinerary, with long stops, ln-
cluding three Circle Tours ia the Trop-
les, and the Ruined Cities in the south
Of Mexico. All distasteful personally
features elemirated. Exclusivepess and
independent movement assured. Tick
cts including all expenses everywhere.
For further particulars and han isomely
illustrated descriptive itineraries. ad-
deses, T. L. Fisher, general passenger
agent, or Il. A. Cooper. city ticket agent,
Denver, Colo H-6t
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15

Removal sale at the Golden Rule Store
commencing Saturday morning, Jan. II
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15

For Sale Cheap For Cash--Quarters
OF beef. Henry Dennis narSer, Gregory
street
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
BORN

In Russell Gulch, Colorado, Jan. Q, 1903,
to the wife of John L. Hughes, boy.
In Central City. Colo Jan. 10. 1909. tn
the wife of a. NJ. Thomas, a girl.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
For Fine GrncrrIr-

Call on Philips, G. Il Co. who will give
you the very best at the best prices.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15

Removal sale at the Golden Rule Store
commencing Saturday morning, Jan. II.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15

Removal Sale at the Golden Rule Store
commencing Saturday morning, Jan. II
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15

Removal sale at the Golden Rule Store
commencing Saturday morning, Jan. II.
Subscribe for The OBSERVER s2 90 a
year.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
Cheap for Cash,

Beef by the quarter at Henry Dennis
Gregory street market.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
Removal sale at the Golden Rule Store
commencing Saturday morning, Jan. II.

Go to Andersons for everything in
household goods.
Gilpin observer., 1903-01-15
Tour of Old M.N,eo

Wa the Colorado X Southern railroad
under special escort. Pullman tram,
With wide vestibule cars, drawing rooms,
compartments, parlor library, music
ronp, and ,he
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4 MMZN
GRAND DRAMATIC SPECTACLE
WHICH WILL BE SEEN At
RiHcLiae BROS. CIRCUS

Ringing Brothers offer n novelty
this year IN a dramatic spectacle
called Jerusalem and the Crusad-
ers They have dipped INTO theat-
ricai formulas n make fHls prsduc-
ton different frofa aii others shown
under circus canvas, and 20 make IL
the more telling. For Instance. the
equipments 81 a thcatef stage. such
border lights. caieiama and other
effects ~ theatet use. have been
adopted, This o. new. The pageant
ana the ballet have been seen be-
fore. but this - the first time an
effort has been made 10 tell a dram
attic story with the scenic surround
iuga Of theater There airs 200
characters r. this Spectacle, inciud-
lng 200 chDfiaters and 200 dancing
Girls. Two thousand costumes u
costly texture and historic aeeura-
cy are employed.
The menaeerie with Ringing Bros.
show is the best in the country. n
includes baby elephant. born
three months ago and nov IN spien-
did spirits and health This ia the
first baby elephant aucceasfully
reared Ia captivity and la remark
able attraction. A baby camel. baby
kangaroo. lion and leopard cubs.
two glraffca. rhinocer0a. and other
wild animals Of exceeding rarity aud
value are IN this collection There Is
also p herd uf 20 elephants. more
than half Of al in the United States.
The circus viii be here next we'd
Hegday and Thursday.
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EAT EN- UP. Johnson"
AND THE 1.-TWO STORY KID"
IN A SHORT, FAST GO

Coming 80 closely On the heels -
the hiE Cofhvft. 5afffiea fiEhI. the
re port u puRiiEafic encounter iu
the heart - ALASKA brought b pas
ssuEsrs Who arrived on the steamer
Santa Ana. r. Interesting ou July
%. AZ Chrsinchlua. Charlie Pat
'rm-Up" johnson ~ ~ Knocked dou a
five times and cat IN the fret
round hy A. " HaiElmef the Two
STORY Kid The ffHht VS. foF iioo
aside. and The gate receipts. which
amount 10 $3.50. The betting was
done IN Foid nuggets Instead - 81
vrr dollars. but Il snH probably none
the teHs exciting
A week after the fight AT chssto-
china she population az Slate creek.
when a. Ia the vicinity. was IN the
thraea 81 excitement over an armed
controversy between the owners Of
tho Tacoma and SLATE claims Ths
trouble arose over the fact that there
waa only tha water ~ one creek to
feed several claims Jfss Carrot %
the Iarahsen claim cut an irrigation
ditch. using the water himself Me
Gee u the Tacoma claim went up -
repair the ditch. 0arref warned him
70 desi~t. aud when he refused. fired
"a shot az Nodes feet
Then thsY compromised. Niece
paying Garrett Encouraged b. this
turn IN events. a man named @ew
ySwts opened IN. ditch On his claim
ard then Niece struck him on the
fa@ @ssA 3 shovel During the next
thres shifts NeWeafnh was TEARING
the ditch out. and two Ewedes from
Tacoma were kept busy fixing ~
Then Nswcomb came into action
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SPIRITED
RIVALRY
There Is Close Race in The Stars "ROIl
of RonOr" Contest Vote
Up to Noon Today

The stars ~Ren of liouega oou-
tCst is hssinniuH Co show evidence
OF spirited riNaifN The ballots ate
comiag ia rapidly and tn much bet
Ter oricr Random names afu EiNs
Ing place Go complete lists SO the
favored candidates. and tive tails
sheet ia therefore much easier 81
handle redaN bulletin of Votes Al
ncen shows Me . A Moore Go he
~ the lead. cloHety followed hy MI
J N. elise aud NJ 4 D. gletheH-
Thew are nov about thirty iu the
race eUgdited With teu votes af more.
ana q scattering number oT others
Whieh ATE not published as they
feli below she requisite number Tor
publication
several packases of ballots made
oui io duplicate have hern sent ia
Showing the warm ntrFeat nov
awakened among the VOTERS lu be
hair 90 their faN aFite Ten rhe star
anticipates "a fiead ~ ballots az the
last hour and 60 avoid the eonfue
siou and extra NnJk az tho aerunaz
latien rraussts voters 60 send nom
dtN 60 t4N such contributions aa
they have 60 make
Follow carefully the rules given
Tor bailotiuE these are very simple
and VIII entitie Nour pallotH Ga be
numbered and enterpa iH The price
winning list u Naur Judgment r. csf=
rect An defective Votes ARE krrt
separately and rot numbered hfina
haired frem THE prize winning list
Remember % eut uaf the ballot
form from The star and send u iu
esfiv zach form y eaad ZOE vote
for the ten meo whom you deem
the most prominent IN seattle
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TONER viii change he mind.
taAaily etc mlkuiuEiat urHteeb "a
look az both slides at the note and
faliH 20 SEE that they are alike pls
az the bank notes undoctnrrd could
noe be passed on "a child They hff
thlaAHd papefl aud show fof them
selves that they are Worthless.
The police are Informed that Wh'h
fhe Sew Jersey bank Went out 81
gurlnrHH hundreds of thousands oi
duliHrn OF itn worthless notes zen
into the hands 0f HWiudlria "he
nov that the existence Of the bnuh
even has been farKnttsu. are work.
ine THEM off oh thr Kullibie public
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city On Arfti u. Iso. . her friend
Niss Isabelle IiarfH. AZ Suite
Mont. Mish Glars u knaNn 70 have
iefi Hsf uatiRe town IA Kansas o.
wears asp and q have lived faF fhs
ensuing 70 years tn ManVsr. Code
Front Denver Nhs has been traced 10
Butte. Mont. and themes % Spokane
Later she came to Seattle. and hes
movements since then Afe what the
attorney frufn Kansas = dtairuus 81
disens sfiaH = clue %.
Mhtis many people are searvhins
faf fortunes Il e rarely indeed that
fortunes are Heard - ~ Hsafsa ~
people. bat according 20 NJ 0efriu
this e a genuine lnstanrs. ama tie
search il likely - be- rather hard
one Aias Clark ta hsinE Advertised
fnf 81 an the eIllsa % The vet
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CLEVER BUNKO GAME
FOOLED HOTEL MAN
pooToRup Up NOTES or ouFUNer JGRsrY STAfH eAN
PASSED. As CANADIAN cuRHENeY-M RYAN AHHtbftp

one ~ the nmanthcrt hunko games
even called 90 the attention of the
Seattle police was successfully play
ga ON 10 J Hickey proprietor OF
ihs TnuraiHr hotel, corner Of occis
dental avenue and Main street, lant
night NJ ityan, identified 10y Land
lord Hickey ah the HwHdieu r. now
iu the gitY JAN awaiting "a hearing
Tie trick waH played with tWa
so bank Notes iHauel by the long de-
unet hank ~ heH hrunHw 10 n. O..
which iiicheY changed fur the swim
dier under the belief that hr waa
taking SO Canadian hill. The
worthless bills had beea neatly split
aud Then pasted together. Eiyiuh
ihem the WriNhi ana texture OF "a
genuine Canadian bank note.
The cirf erect feature Of the affair
G. that the aMindiNr eHnuai boz prose
rutad BY the federal authorities Tor
ununlrffritiuF The ease Waa laid
before Capt. o. y haii ln charge
uf the lapal civil service bureau. this
morning at police headquarters ne
Informed eblrf sullivan that the
United NtAtae statutes had not been
violated Accordingly hgan Wiil be
prosecuted n e formal charge r. III
"a. for obtHluius money under false
rrrteusrH. The matter will iae iaid
before the pfoHreutinE attorney to
morrow
Ryan H. believed o. be one Of a
ganH Of HWindirfH whleh has recent
ly been operating along the Pacific
coast. in Nhntcum, dufinr the pact
frn days tiia ~ the SPIT and past-
81 New Jersey hank notes have been
found Goa circulation and the game
lihs also been worked in Portland
The police we're Informed that tive
tendrriuin falounk cererH 'fafi' 20
the aWindis last night though the
eHseh We're not reported.
n Il The policy ~ the nwmdisrH
10 play upon the eHpidiiY ~ saloon
keepers. az rule The Heindies ens
fsrn hafro0m. pretending 80 D.
slightly drunk and extremely liberal.
ana laying one It tho Hpilt tila on
the bar cails The house np 10 take
something ~ nine cases cut 81
ten the bartender Hfahs the money.
nhoysH "a into the drawer fiuEs q
up and hands aut the change post
ha=ss. FOR fear the foolish GUS
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MORTALITY REcoRn

The funeral ~ Misses Hafe AMI
Euntee iHnids. who were aeelitnts
ats drowned lu sRmguamish aauFh
"Wednesday evening waR held yeas
tefdaN ~ Redmond and was the
harvest rathennK ever known AZ that
place. The services were held 90 the
Redmond HchunlHaus~ The inter
mrnt Was made 81 Tu!f
The boay % William PLATE. who
dropped dead ~ columbia Yvster-
daY viii ts shipHed "a Portland to-
aiuffow evening. Tor cremation. Re.
ecassd was a brother q Hamilton
flNtt assistant foreman q the p9ss :
tuteiilKeuueF composing ruom
ktWard u'Hrisn. a well knoNn
resident of Seattle. died at zetaH
Washington street. yesterday even
inE aged 50 years lie VAS a ma
tive 81 Cork. IfelaEd.
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WHERE rs MISS CLARK /?
A FORTUNE AWAITING KAssAs WAS LAST
-.ss4-.

Where T. alas Alice II. y CLARK
msidsm lady. aged about - feafk
That h tha 4aepgsun mat n4as
brought Attorney sc i GaFfili 81
taSfeass kan. 20 ssattis ever a
devious ruafv embracing various o4ts
iss ia vArint1s states.
Fuf there T. a fortune q - 90 81
Sta.oqa awaiting ths lady a. question
and the attorney Il IN searrh 81 the
haifszH
Nj fiofrlii states that "a present
be findN himself cufuglstsiy ehsc \ :
mated ~ circumstance. having not
the slightest clue - 10 Mlss Clafs =
Nhefea bout.
lie esnse t. Seattle to take up thn
loaf threads u hta SEARCH. fha o. e
trace % The missing hs!rosH being
brief letter written ~ her ia this
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RNL AF HMM LWZZEr7

sysu to person shall
tain the ton most prominent men n order
% their
contain the nest largest percentage
he mrf.
shalt contain the md ihrgH percent
ID order Of
10 thc
prominent irrespective arrangement ~ 60
|
unpEu or THEIR PROMINENCE
nEcInEn II ENTIRE POPULAR NofE
he ballot placing Ia order OF th'l
!
rshKi
public anairs Of iu the Improve
uptHllng uf the eitt
haoa Ike hut de- Nier
0ot emil, be counted for each name en " ha
early number ~ tie bal
lets Etuest uumtef hha preference Ia prise NinnnFe
halots the star once
OF TliH HrAH ro&fAtNH ONE BALLOT AM
EVERY nAtGor m coon ron q NE VOTE