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BALTIMoRE PROVISIONS.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. April 23.-Members of the
New York Stock Exchange were anxious
to inaugurate the trading in their new
building with an upward movement OF
prices for the same reason that an eX-
perienced nurse wishes to carry new
born baby up stairs before it shall take
a downward trip. Apparently very brief
upward movement was sufficient to sat
isfy the solicitous that the ''hoodoo"
which has popularity been supposed to
hang over the market since the exchange
has been in the temporary quarters, has
been shaken off. At all events, the rise
in prices proved too tempting for those
long of stocks TO resist and they began to
relieve themselves of their holdings and
TO realize profits. The most notable eff
feet of thi sturn of affairs was the pro-
found dullness which it produced in the
market, but the settling tendency of
prices also resulted. which gradually
wiped out the considerable gains estab-
lished during the first hour and forced
prices to level generally below Tues
day nights close The cause of this de-
cline was not clearly perceptible, but 1t
seemed due in large part to a distrust
of the longer future of the money mar
ket and the background offered by the
possibility of a further extensive anti
trust campaign The money market gains
in ease each day and six months loans
are negotiated below five per cent with
out difficulty. New York banks are in the
market for commercial paper for the first
time in several mouths and they are MAX
ing the minimum rate of five per cent
Some large loans are reported for a nine
months period at per cent, while up to
the present leaders have avoided extend
ing their accommodations into the autumn
period of increased demand for money
OF today's special movements that in
Reading was based upon the ending oil
lockout. Rock Island showed evidence OF
absorption attributed TO insiders. A SHARP
advance I'M Northern Securities on the
curb resulted from yesterdays declara-
ton of quarterly dividend at an un-
changed rate. Buying on a large scale
of the National Railroad of Mexico
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Costly Whiskey.

(lumDCTIOH AESuS.J
One of the young men of Lumberton,
a mere boy, in fact, got booty Saturday
night and cut a few capers, which neces-
STATED his appearing before Mayor White
Monday morning. The interesting feature
arose when the mayor asked where the
young man got the whiskey. The boy
refused to tell, and his father desiring to
secure counsel, the case was postponed
till Tuesday morning, when Col. Mclean
appeared as counsel for the defendant
First, the case for disorderly conduct
was disposed of with a fine of SIS and costs
or $S.25 altogether. Then followed the in
QUESTION to discover where the whiskey
was got. A lively tilt occurred between
Mr.. Mcintyre for the town and Col. Nc
Lean for the well, not the defendant as to
the admission of the question: From
whom did you get the whiskey?" The Col
onel claimed that the law would only allow
the court to ask whether the young man
knew of any place in town where whis-
key is sold, and who conducts the place
Mr.. Mcintyre contended that any ques-
ton that would secure information as to
the violation of the prohibition law is ad-
missable The mayor agreed with Mr.
Mcintyre, and after good deal of fenc-
ing and on the part of the lawyers and
hesitation and contradictions of himself
on the part of the witness, the informa-
ton was obtained that he found the whis
key sitting against fence by the road
in the country; that he didn't know how
it came there; nor did he pay for it or
expect to. Yet it had already cost sS,25
beside lawyers fee and good deal of
undesirable notOriety.
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Barbee e. Co.'s
Cotton Letter.
lspecial to News and Observer


New York, N. Y, April %
There is no denying the fact that as
far as local talent is concerned. the
majority are against the market. Wealth
or could hardly be better, Liverpool does
not appear inclined to assume the initta-
tive in any upward movement, and al
together factors are of the waiting va
riety. 1t now looks as though the amount
in sight would reach 100000 bales, which
is about 10000 bales more than expect
ed early in the week. Then, too, reports
from dry goods circles are of nature
to readily account for the dizziness in spot
markets in the South and this is not
bullish feature for the future of the
market We would continue the policy
of selling August on bulges and buying
October on any break. Trading was along
limited lines today, due in great meas
ure to the absence of Mr.. Sully, whose
operations in the local markets have
been the feature for some time past.
Futures today ranged as follows:
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MID. RECEIPT
PORT.
TONE.
NAVAL STORES.

WtLMINGToN. n. c. Apr. % -Turpenttne
nothing doing 49%; receipts 19 casks
hosin firm at 81 90; receipts So.
Crude. firm atSso COOS 5O03 rs; receipts
81 barrels
Tar rrm at 81. IS; receipts 12s
CHARLESTON. s. c., Apr. 21-Spirits tur-
pentine nominal 40; receipts -; sales
exports 800.
Rosin nominal receipts :. :; sales =. ex-
ports
Quote A. B, C,iss; d. siss: f, N.s5;
100. @, LIS! II, 2ls; |, 2.7s: K. 200: NJ
500; n, SOS; WIG, ais; WV, 40
sAvANNAH, ia. Apr % Turpentine firm
Rosin nothing doing. receipts SO. :sales
exports rs
Quote A., B.. G. D. E.sl,9s. F. sato;
g. SECS; II, S2.2S, S,S5; K s3Ou.
NJ. s3.1S; N, 81. 0; VIC So. IS; WV S3, sc
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Winston Salem tobacco man who was
nj Danville Va, few days ago, says he
was informed while there that the tobacco
trust had bought controlling interest in
all the tobacco warehouses in that city
and six of the Largest houses in South
Carolina. 1.-THE plan of the trust seems
to be, said my informant, ito have only
a few markets, by which it can save the
expense of having so many leaf buyers. 1"
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A Remarkable Thing.


remarkable thing occurred yesterday
in the primary for the nomination of al
dermen. A certain young man on his
way to the polls stopped at a merchants
place to ask the merchant to JON him
in going TO vote. They both live in the
same ward and were undecided as to who
to vote for alderman, and threw up pen
ny to decide the matter for them Head
for one man and tail for the other. Tail
came up and the men voted for the can
didate which it represented, and the re-
part of it is that the candidate
voted for by these two men was elected
by two majority.
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Cotton futures closed steady.
Omen,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. La, April 23.-The spot
cotton market was featuVeless today.
Quotations unchanged The future market
was fairly active and the fluctuations fire.
quent AT the opening prices We're 3 to
5 points lower. receded 2 to points addi-
tional and then regained to points.
The decline was attributed to the failure
of Liverpool to respond to yesterdays
American markets and somewhat more
favorable weather conditions Compared
with yesterdays closing April was even,
May, June and July lost to points
and the other months 2 to points. July,
August, September and October were the
active months.
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NEW YORK MONEY,

NEW YORK. Apr. p p. m-mouey on
93. time money easy; 90 days 5 per go days
~; six months 4H04k Prime mercantile
sQ5H, sterling exchange strong with actu !
bushes In bankers pills at 4S1.30lQB4oi 30
for dem4nI and at asa is for 80 day bills,
Posted rates 4o4H GAS. 49, Commercial bills
+s3AQ4.s4A. Bar silver SLY Mexican
dollars s40X: Government bonds i'regu-
Ter. RalIroad bond. do.
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ing children are Coughs, Colds, Group
and Whooping Cough, Anyways Group
Syrup Is the only safe and certain cure
for these Ills. Try 1t and help baby to
pull through the spring months. IS
cents at Hicks
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We are pleased to hear that Mr., Black,
the engineer and general superintendent
of the Mills railroad. will soon make his
home at Ellington Mr.. Black spent sew
eral days here last week and was very
much pleased with our town. We wei
come all such good cit!zens.-Lillington
Pilot.
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GRAM AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April 2$.-Bul.sh foreign ad-
vices caused strong tone in wheat today
but liquidation toward the end of the
session resulted in an easier feeling and
May closed only shade higher, but July
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PUSH UP PRICES TO
KICK OUT A HOODOO
Then the Traders Proceed to
Take Profits.
AND DULLNESS FOLLOWS
Cotton Opens at Decline on Lower English
Gables and Winds Up Steady Net One
Point Higher to Seven Points
AND DULLNESS FOLLOWS
Lower.


New York April 23.-Very little move
ment is in any action of the dry goods
market. although jobbers are more san
guine and in certain instances report an
improved demand from nearby trade,
Prices arc unchanged and as long as the
present high prices of raw cotton are in
evidence there is little likelihood of a
change.
NEW YORK COTTON.
New York. April 23.-The cotton market
opened easy at a decline of 2@4 points
and following the call ruled generally
quiet as to volume of transaction though
prices displayed considerable irregularity
The initial decline was due to lower
English cables, and the rather heavier
port receipts forecasted for the day,
while the weather reports indicate some
what more favorable conditions through
out the crop belt. The decline in Liver
pool was attributed by private cables to
liquidation in the crop. The market
while showing brief periods of strength
worked generally downward to a level
2GS points below the final prices of yes
terday with the new crop months show
ing the greatest relative firmness as a
result of covering. From this point there
was a partial recovery under the moder-
ate estimates for receipts at leading
points tomorrow, but there was little de-
mand and prices shortly sagged off again;
then ruled irregular until the close, just
prior to which, there was a slight i'm
provement under room covering. The
market was finally steady net one point
higher to seven points lower Total sales
futures estimated at $4,000 bales.
NEW YORK. April 2s.-totton spot closed
ssty; points lower middling uplands
10. 40: n.iddling gulf 1865 sales % bales.
Futures opened easy,
f,g,, ed Oh Iv
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Did You Ever?
(Alleghany Starr

(Alleghany Star)
1t is rported that Thomas Jefferson
Bryan is in hiding in the mountains of
Allegheny and that he has conveyed news
to his postmasters" that if they do not
send him $500 each that he will at once
report them to the postoffice authorities
at Washington. Did you ever
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was UP 1sc; July corn closed 1-4Q9-Sc
higher and oats 1-S@1-4c higher. July
provisions we're unchanged to &c lower
Leading futures rangeo as tonows
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orrnlna ,Hlanrsr. Lowssr. olos-Ne
Cash quotations were as follows;

Cash quotations were as roIows;
Flour firm T; wintea oatents -O, s3 ~ y.
01350; stralghts 50. 10ll330; clears ~ 1908 III;
10 spriug specials APO; spring patents S3Slg
$40; do. strsights S3.O063,20; bakers 81. 2012 40
\ nest-No.2 spring 79h@sl: No. 3, 75h MOI
ed, tx hQ7S Corn-No. 2. AN No yello"
50s No. white 5; good feeding barley SO ~;
air to CT dice maItin, 4S05l; No. FAX Sl.0S:
No. northwe steTn LII; Prime timothy seeds ~;
Mess pork pc BIB. l7.s00l762+; Lard. per los
lbs. a67I46Ds9.72h; Short ribs sides Qoose) W. ~
40 80. Dry-sAlted shoulders tboxed) SS.37HG1e.6U
ShorlcI'ar sides tboS ed) $40 l2B0l0 25; Whlskey
basis high grs lie wine 100 Glover, conlrac
'rade. 800.
NEW YORK
NEw YORK, April % Flour moderately
auiet; winter patents MinueSot paten s
40lR4,30.
to fancy 3.25l1345.
Buckwhea flour steady o.. 90lI2 Is
Corn mea' steady; yellow wesgern sl.O6.
Rye dull; NO 3, S-stern 59% State
Rsrle, tie dy; feeding AZ mating 5l05lh
Rar.ey malt ste dy; ives ern 6h1166.
vI-at--aoot firm No. 2, red, SO. Closing
May SIX; July TN; Septe nber 74%
Corn Spot qui t; 80. z 30 Ap il May s39s;
July 5i% September 50H.
Beel dull amily $40 a0Qpll.5O; mess 5000
1000; beef hams s20.0Olo2l50 packe+ $40 5O@l2
tut meats qriet; picked bellies % @l0 o !
Lard eass; WESTERN steamed 1920; refined
easy: Continent 10 30; cOmpouno hos
socR steady; f.niiy 1880; short GEAR Is %
meas S18.25G1lS65
TaIlow quiet; city per package So; country
5AG5B
Res frln; uomeAJlc, fair to extra 4HS7
Soasses firm; New Orleans, open kettle,
good 10 choics 3lG140.
Cot ae-apot Rio quiet, No. Invoice 53-lb
lid seadY; cordOya 7MQDi2,
Sugsr-raw firm; centrifugal 70 test 49,
molassses sugar. ar refining firm; confec-
toners A 49,. mould A ; out loaf
crushed 80. e; powdered -: graduated
Butter steady; extra creamery 25;s.ate dsirl
Cheese teady; small colored fall made, Is; sma
wrlte fall myGe, IAN ,c,<
roIatues steady flor da roee 4,0005 State anc
western r 1870 lbs I.500200 Long Island l75
12.12; South Jersey swe' SIS S275D37o 800,
Peanuts steady fancy hand-pIcAed 4A@4hi
domestic ~ "a
Cabbages quiet; Long Isl md south IN
err orr la lag %
Freights to Ligerpoo, cotton by staaDer l2c
More confidence ON the part of shorts lei
Still furthe- decli aes in .otton seed "a to-day
Prime G. ue l. o. 2. mills340G35H prime sun
mer yellow 43h@4l. on su,alner yeLow Soe9Soh
prime waite AZ, prime white yellow 46Dl7 prime
meal $4,000 $3.50 nom
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE, April 23 Flour gu 4
WINTER patents 3o50t; Spring atents a,U6ga ga,
Wheat inner s.os and April SzA@o~A'
Southern wne., bs sample 1852.
Coin firmeri spot 5l; April ooAQ'o@
S0uJhern white corn 400DAl.
Oats firm; No. : white, 4lM.
RYE d1IE n. 2 81; NO. western
Butter b lrey steadyand lower fancy lmltaticL
fancy 2kg25; amy creamery 62Dz|
Cheese easv and .wer; large 141144; medium
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s A +. STOCKS AND BONDS.

D n. D. SIOOho h4ND OWNED
BALTIMORE. Apr. "a Seaboard Air Line
common 24M; preferred 81,
Bonds As, 81.
Atlantic Coast Line. common.i'3o; pre-
ferred ......
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Open. High. Low.

The market closed quiet.
BARBEE & co.
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RALEIGH SPOT COTTON.
Raleigh. N. c.. April 90, 1903.
Receipts for week 81 bales. Total to
date 1852. Price-9A to 10.
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Smoke La Josephine" SC. Cigars.
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BONDS.

.s.Ref 2'sreg..106
J. s. Ref. 2's cou 100
7. S.3'srea .."..107A
" coup ...... hob
!. 6. new as reg 1; 81
=" coup ........136E
J. 8. old As reR.1i0H
" coup ......110N
I. 3. 5's reR.....io2H
I" COUP. ...1o3A
Atch'sn Gen. as io0h
" adj 4's....., 89%
Bait. q O. as. 100
do les. 90
DO COW. AS. 102
Jan. So. 2nds....1o54
@. of g. 5's.......1o8
:" LIST incomes, rs
/" I'd incomes 34H
y. g. o. AVS. :. 1o4
G. & A 3 FPS. ISL
c.. B. g. @. "a. o3h
CM&StP gen 4's108A
G. & N. con rs. .132A
c., r. 1. & r. 4's.to4H
CCC&SLgen4s I0)
Chicago T or as. 83H
Colo. So. As. 80
D &. Rio Q.4's,.. 98H
g. prior lien as. esA
Erie Gen AS. 254
100
dock. v. 1-2 g,1C6k
e, e N, mi. S'g ,.1O1
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL April 23-4p. NJ Cooton-Suot
moderate business done; firm; American
middliug fair Ssh; good middling.... Inid
ding -. good ordinary ordinary -.
of which 500 were for speculation anu
export, and included 200 American. Re-
ceipts 2s,700 bales including $4,000 Ameri-
can,
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" ends ........108
do. Deb. b. -, Is
West Shore : 9. .1C9k
W j. L, E. 4s... e2%
wis. Cen. as. -. 81
Mobile 81 O. as. 81
Con. Toh.. ga. o2A
Col. f, don SIS. se+
r. l.. As ........ t5H
Penn COW. 3's., 90
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CUItUH IJJI IdI tIItIIt,
Per HUGH f. M ELROY.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The old complaint of New Bruins
wick that Perth Amboy's low tax
valuation enabled that city to escape
paying it's just share of the county
tax and the State school tax, is no
longer so we'll founded. The report
of Perth Amboy's ratables, filed at
this mornings meeting of the County
Board of Assessors, shows that Perth
Amboy has made an increase of over
So, 500, 900, and it's total is So, 500, 900,
which compares very favorably with
New Brunswick's SO, 500, 900. New
Brunswick g ratables for this year
show an increase of about So, 000 The
total amount of ratables for the county
shows an increase of 81, 00o, 900. Little
by little the rest of the county is be-
ing brought up to New Brunswick s
high valuation, and the unfairness in
the apportienment of taxes lis less
pronounced. New Brunswick Times.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

The report of the expert appraiser
of the coal lands belonging to the
Lehigh Valley railroad is very pleas
ing to the officials of the company.
Well it might be. 1t is also pleasing
to the company TO know that the price
of coal has gone up ten cents since
the first of July. We wonder why it
is coal does not go back to the price
it was before the strike. But what's
the use of wondering? The reason is
simple. 1t is just because the coal
trust does not want to put the price
back to that figure. The miners got
what they were after, the trust is
making money and now, as is always
the case, the public, which had
nothing to do with the struggle, must
suffer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

While the reduction in the tax rate
will receive general approval through.
out the city. it will be very strange if
there are not numerous protests filled
when the. tax collector begins to send
out bill ssooOseeQ is very large
-s1tm d1 money to be added to city's
valuation at one jump and it means
that the valuation on some of the
properties has been greatly increased.
Even though the rate is lower, the
bill for such people will be much
higher than they are accustomed to
pay and it is hardly possible that all
will consent to the new figures with.
out murmur.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

The freeholders are setting the local
Board of Aldermen good example in
making preparations to build the
south approach TO the new bridge.
The aldermen meet Monday night
and it is to be hoped they take up the
matter. There is great deal of work
to be done on this side and it seems
impossible to get the approach ready
even if work should be commenced
Immediately.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

NEW YORK, July 2.-The cup chal-
lenger Shamrock Ill. is still at Rob
bins dock in the Erie basin undergoing
repairs to the main sheet travel, which
was broken in the last race. Captain
Wringe expects that the repairs will
be completed and that the yacht will
join Shamrock l. at Sandy Hook for
the next trial. Sir Thomas Upton is
expected to return from Newport on
board the Erin and will take the Sham
rocks out for race off Sandy Hook
lightship today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

The fact that nearly thirty power
boat owners have entered their crafts
in the race which is to take place
Saturday, shows with what interest
the sport is held here. The Mayor
will be the judge and all will thrn
out to see the contest. Take along
the flags so as to give the shore gala
appearance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02
Payne Award. Postal Contract.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Postmaster
General Payne has awarded the con
tract for printing the money order
blanks of the government to Paul Her
man of Rutherford, N. J. Mr. Herman
was the lowest of fourteen bidders, and
the award of the contract. which in
wolves the payment of between $30O.OO0
and $350000 during the next fiscal
year, will effect saving of nearly
$4,000 in the four years contract.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

When those people in Woodbridge
township stop talking about trolley
and do something toward getting the
line built every one will be very glad.
The present proceedings are getting
very tiresome. They all want the
trolley and the company wants to get
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

Radical action has been taken by
Chicago trade unions to check con-
tract breaking by labor organizations.
The National Team Drivers Union
and the Rlacksmiths' International
recently suspended seven hundred
Chicago members for failing to live
up to agreements signed in supposed
good faith with their employers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

through but it is unreasonable to ex-
pect too much. The committee has
drawn up good franchise and one
that will give general satisfaction. 1t
should be granted without further
delay. The public is getting heartil
sick of the present state of affairs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02
ORGANIZED LABOR.

San Francisco, CAL. Blacksmiths
Union has decided to adjust its trouble
with the employers by arbitration.
The union has asked for an increase
Of wages from SO to $50 day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

While on your vacation Don't for
pet to have The Evening News mailed
fo Won, and in this way keep in touch
with your home' doings. No extra
charge for mailing, and address
changed as often as desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

Delegates representing lonRshore-
men at most of the ports between New
port News, Va, and the Gulf of
Mexico at recent conference at New
Orleans adopted uniform scale of
wages.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

After January 1, 1904, all employees
of the international Harvester Com
pany, in Chicago and vicinity, about
10, 900 in all, will work nine hours q
day at the wnges now paid for ten
hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

Miners at Columbia, B. c., have
refused to sign individual contracts
for one, two or three years, terminable
at one month s notice, as the employees
have refused to recognize the union.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

A sample of British trade union
activity is given in the London book
binders arbitration. This industry
has for years been in very bad way
and strike was threatened. Now,
however, independent arbitrators,
chosen by both sides, have given the
book binders forty Eight hour week
and an increase in wages of three
shillings per week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

An effort to get control of the East
ern workers in its line will be made
by the United Order of Boxmakers
and. .Sawyers of America. The ATal-
gamated Woodworkers' Association
now controls these men but as a
majority of them work in paper and
not in wood, it is claimed that they
are distinct craft. The order has
now 13, 500 members, but expects to
increase its ranks to the 5000 marx.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-07-02

Glens Falls, N. Y, labor unions
contemplate organizing a company to
manufacture shirts and collars. The
factory will be run on cooperative
plan. Stock will be issued to the
operators and others at nominal sum
per share, the bonds to be redeemed
at a specified time and convey the
factory in absolute ownership to the
employees and other local tockholders.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-10
District Registration.

Public notice is hereby given that
/ have appointed W. w Cafky regis
tration deputy for Florence Precinct,
and that my said deputy will be pres
ent at the city hall in said city. com
mencing Oh Tuesday. the 18th day of
March 1903, for the purpose of taking
ORIGINAL REGISTRATIONS of
electors residing i'll the Florence reg
istration district, which district com
prises the first, second and third wards
of Florence Precinct No. 2.
Said deputy will attend ana be
present at the place above mentioned
for five consecutive days and each day
from noon until nine o'clock p. IN.
Witness my hand and official seal,
at my Office in Canon City on this 9Th
day of March. 1903.
(seal) l.. X. KOHLMAN,
7,l2 County Clerk.