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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-05
MINING NOTES.

Messrs. S. II. Donnell aud d. c.
Bituer. Of Leadville. Col. aceompa-
MED John 4. Bunch this week on q
visit to the new concentrating mill
at the Speers mine.
Quite 4 number of Joplin miners
and operators are taking advantage
of the idle time incident to their shut
blown sto.visit our section. They are
to be found now in all parts Of the
field,
The Sisk. Mining Company, near
Smithville. started their mill last
week, and the output is very fine.
AH expert from Joplin, Mo-, has been
employed to operate the mill. About
20 men are at work.
The shutdown in the Missouri
zinc field continues, but prices still
have downward tendency. The
producers are thoroughly organized,
however, and will probably eurtail
the output until change in the situ-
alton is effected.
The present may we'll be termed
the drill period of our sections de
velopment. Good authorities esti-
mate that no less than two hundred
drills are now churning out the truth
concerning the zinc deposits of the
Eve mineral counties.
A fine large specimen of carbonate
and jack eonglomerate taken from
the Arthur mine. 27-20-19 north
east Boone. was presented to the
TIMES this week as evidence of what
a little work can do on this proper
ty. The Arthur ~ part of the hold
ings of the United Zinc Co., and a
force of hands were put to work
this week on one of its most prom
ising outeroppings.
| Arrangements are being made by
the Blaekfoot Development Co. to
drill their land near Blackfoot
Mountain. between st. Joe and Mar
shall, both for mineral and oil, it
it having been regarded with favor
by oil experts who have visited it re-
Gently. Although this company is
organized and capitalized in Maine,
Messrs. kammerer, Williams, Re-
| dean and Hudson, of Harrison, are
among its directors.
The Olympia Mining and Milling
GO. has issued a neat and eompre-
hensive prospectus. The company
is capitalized for 100000. But
/ $40, 900 of the stock is for sale at
tpar, it being the purpose to continue
the, exploration of the lower levels
of mineral A mill will not be erect
ed at the presen time. It has been
{ considered the better part ofwisdom
to fully block out the mineral before
commencing the more expensive
( work of milling.
i il. Shaffer has returned from
Boulder, Col, and will commences
drilling for oil in Wiley's Cove. Our
readers will remember that some
months ago Mr.. Shafer was en-
gagged in drilling for oil on the Jas.
Bratton farm, in the Cove, and later
moved the drill to the Boyd farm,
Just above the Bratton place, where
all quagtity ofcit was diseov.
"a, att att Che same time the drill
rote and was lost Mr.. SKATER is
Tcon6dent that there is on = abun.
darce in the Cove, and as he wlIi' 81
equipped with much heavier machin-
cry this time, his operations VII be
watched with great interest by our
speppl1.-AsarshaI Rare.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-05

D.
-soi Mitcheil's Is the place. to get
ali the swell things in the confeetion-
cry line for Holidays. For candy
breakings or Xmas tree candy In large
quantities at wholesale prices. l
we have Just Received twenty sew
en- dozen Puritan 9Coraets- We are
sure to have lsf What yoh want as We
have allatyleaand ~ grades.
~ NKN YoRK SroRf
Smokers have learned that there l.
more genuine satisfaction in the Big
Havana than any other S cent cigar
on the market. Is .
The prettiest line Of fops In tOwr
at Livingston's. "a
The Globe has Just received . alr'
line Of iIanneIette wrappers
Prices made by any competitor o.
standard goods can be duplicated b,
l.. A. Safer.
"A residence Of five rooms an
iargciut for sale on easy terms Of pay
iuent by l.. "a. Safer.
1t takes more than money 20 max
decent living.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-05
Holiday Goods.

The Prescription Drug Store, on the
west side of the square, expecting a
larger Holiday trade, has bought, Is
receiving, and will be for the next two
weeks goods comprising things useful,
ornamental, as well as souvenirs suit,
able for Holiday presents. We will
have our stock all in and opened up
by December 10th and cordially invite
ali in to examine before they buy else
where. Remember the sooner after
stocks are opened up the better chance
you have 70 get what you wat saut
don't forget where we are. The Pre-
scription Drug Store. west side square
W. II, CLARK. Proprietor.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-05

When you are near our store, come
In aud let Us show You how much bet
ter the New Chattanooga Pillow ~ than
any other make. You will like them.
hobart Morris Hardware Co.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-05
L. L. CoFFMAN, Chairman.

The following are the names of the
committeeman: Bear Creek town
ship, T. N. Crumpler; Bellefonte, Jos.
Holt; Blythe, L. B. Killebrew; Bryan,
w. A. Fancher, carrollton, ]. N. Ship
man; Crooked Creek, Isaac Wagley;
Elixir, Geo. Holesapple; Ewing, W.
6. Harris; Gather, L. L. coffman;
Harrison, James NJ Shinn, and Ike
Majors; Jackson, !. F. Gillick; JEFF
ferson, w. T. Thomas; Lee, B. ].
Goss; Omaha, W. ]. Southland; Prai-
RE, w. F. McAlistcr; Summit, 7. M
Newberry; Sugar Loaf, ]. Nicholsoni
Washington, w. H. James; Young,
John Boyd; Long Greek, D. H. Viii
Hams.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-05

-Frew saddicry Co., successors to
Frew & King,l next door to Citizens
Bank, has full stock Of ali goods Ia
their line,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1903-12-05
Meeting Of County Democratic Committee.
Gather. Boone County. Ark.

Gather, Boone County, Ark
hereby call meeting ofthe Demo
cratic Central Committee of Booze
County to meet in Harrison, At the
Court House, at 10 a. M, on the End
day of January 1904, for the pur-
pose of setting day for the
Democratic primary election for
nominating county and state off,
GERS, and to select judges and clerks
and to transact all other business
that may come before the commit
IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11

HlJOS DEL TRABl 40
~aban1onados & su mala
suerte
Una cuidadOsa inspection Sc
neCeSIta

Aver sc romp.6 m andamio en-
una fkbrica en- SAntnYse, cerca del
@ legio de- las Madres, csy6 adose
cuAtro ~alba1iles, saliendo dos con,
tus0s, entire ellos Ell Maestro Goyo
Gninals, ques fa6 e1que srfei6 ma
yores contuaiones
Los que & trabAiar suben q Los m.
damios son t9 tes hamanos y mucha
veces padres la nulnaroaa familias
In vida de esoa lahoriosos actresses.
preciosa y no pensamos one sea in
difsrente one De agiten sobre ell pc.
ligro subiendo & lugares elevados
sin que una rig aresa inspescion vi.
gile los andamios que para Ell traba.
10 se usen.
En- otros psfses cate asunto &c
hila delgAdo y 10 policfao los agantss
de sandal, debier&n tener especial
eneargo de que, sin nm pr6v'o peri
cial reconocimiento, no Sc permita
usar nm andamio, asf como que as
tos ter gan cuerdas 8 tab1as defense
ras que airvan de bArandas y asi'
dera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11
Question reSuel-
ia en- UtuadO
Reposicion del Doctor
Pan LAG a
(Ds nssessso cosYssponsaD

N
Marxo 9 HA sido resueIta 10 cues.
ti6n de competencia propuesta an es
to JuygAdo en- ID terceriA de dominic
interpuesta por 10 nUni6n AgffcOla,
contra don Domingo ARuatini y o.
tros, dietknd0ge p0r oil Tfibutal del
Diatrito sentencia revocAtoria del
auto ded Mnnicipio de eata ciudAd,
dsclarkndose Incompetence, quedAns
do asf rasuelto ell incidanta confor.
me 10 solicitaba eli senior CAsalduc,
representante de 10 Union.
al tratar de este asnnto ell CORES
ponsAl de Jayuys, sin duda, estuvo
NAL informadO, puesto que el Tribu,
nal del Distrit0 no podfa res0lver ila
question en- el fondo y solo Il Ell In.
efdente & que antes mi he referido
que fu6 10 que motive 10 apelaci6n.
ri Doctor Dom Alfonso Panisgua
ha reeibido una communication del
gobierno reponi6ndolo en- su cargo
de Official de sanidad de Riopiedras,
de- que fac ~separado al tomar pose.
sion oil nuevo aleAlde.
Canada 10 question por el senior
PAnisgua queda sAtisfeeho, y NO irk
6 jercsr On aquel pueblo quea6ndose
entire nosotros, de 10 eual nos felici'
tamcs, por ser nm m6dico, de justa
famA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11
MEMORIAL
del Banco Espanol de
Puerto Rico

Hamos recibido Ell folleto conta
niendo 10 Memoirs leiaa an IL Junta
General ordinaria de accionIstas. aal
BAnco Espanol de Puerto Rico ell 81
del pAaAdo Febrero.
En- diche Memoria rev6laae ell es.
tado de prosperidad del Banco v In
idoneidad y competencia de Los cabs
lleros que c0mponen SO gobierno y
admir- fstraei6r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11
LA coNEIANzA

dijo I'm sabio, es una planta de lem
to desarrollo. La gente tiene fe en-
las cosas que We, y hablando en- SEN
lido general tiene raz6n. Lo que &
veces Sc llama fe ciega no es f6 de
ninguna manera, pues debe haber
una razon y hechos para tener en-
que fundarse. Por ejemplo, en- 10
que respecta q una medicina 8 reme-
dio, la genie pregunta "iHa curado
a otros? iSe han aliviado con ella
a1gunos casos semejantes al milo?
IVA en- ammonia con los descubri-
mientos de la ciencia moderna y es-
tan sus antecedentes al abrigo de
toda sospecha? En- tai case, es digno
de conianza, y 81 alguna vez me
encuentro atacado de alguno de los
males para los cuales Sc recommends,
ocurrire a 81 en- la plena confianza
de que me podra a~1iviar." Estos son
los fundamentals que han dado q la
PREPARATION DE- WAMPOLE
su alta reputation entire los medicos
asi como entire todos los pueblos ci-
vilizados. Este eficaz remedio els tan
sabroso como Ia miel y contiene los
principles nutritivos y curativos del
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao Puro,
que extraemos de los hfgados fres-
cos del bacalao, combinados con
Jarabe de Hipofosftos Compuesto,
Extraetos de Malta y Cerezo Silyes-
tire. Con toda prontitud elimina los
acidos venenosos que engendran la
enfermedad y las demas materias
toxicas que Sc e~ncuentran en- ell or
ganismo; reglamenta y fomenta la
accion normal de los ofganos, desa-
rrolla un fuerte appetite = buena di-
gestion, y es infalible en- casos de
Escrofula, Histeria, Resfriados, Pull
monia, Gripa, influenza, Asma, Tisis
y Enfermedades Agotantes. Gel Sr.
DR.. Hugo Marcos, de Buenos Aires,
dice: La Preparation de Wampole,
no me es desconooida vel ano pasa-
do en- una Olfnica de Paris, he te-
nido OCCASION de prescribirla y notar
u buenos efectos. Todos mis- CO.
legas en- Paris aprecian esta prepa-
raci6n." Basta una botella para con-
Yencerse. Efcax desde la primera
d6sis. "Nadie aufrep I'M desengaio
con estaS2 De Yenta en- las Boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11
Ell Ear de Russia
nombra los arbitros para
la question venezolana
que ha de yer el tri-
bunal de La Haya "a.

Washington, Febraro 24.-Mr Bo.
Wsns, el PlenipotenciArio venexola-
no. ha propuesto & las naciones
aliadas. que oil Ear de Russia sen ell
que nombre los &rbitros en- ell tribu'
nal de Ia Haya. EstR proposition
ha sido aeeptada por el Dsparta-
mento de Estado.
En- los cfreulos diplomktieos ne
comenta mucho dichA idea y es aeep-
tada CON gran simpatia. Las po.
tancias aliadas no han frmado toda.
via los nombramisntos, pero en- ge-
neral ne cree que aerx acceptable.
Ri senor Cassini, Embsjador russo,
no ser6 notiicado ofciAlmente de
dicha TeIoluci6n, hastA que las po-
teneias Aliadas no frmen. Particu.
larmente ell Embajador ha demos-
trado gran contento por 10 deferen-
ella de Mr.. Bowens hlcia 50 Monar-
CO, DEMONSTRATIONS con clio 10 gran
simpatfa que existe tanto EN- el.Pre.
sidsnte eoao On oil pueblo america
no, h4ciA 50 nAei6n.
Dijo Ell Embajador 6 Mr.. Bowens:
acknowledgements que.S. M. astar6
altamente satisfecho de esta distin-
ci6n, pues como padre de dicho tri.
bunal, ha de causarle gran sAtisfAc.
sion. pass asf podr& e~jercer mas su
infaencia para que prev&lezca 10
paz, mission llamada 6 cumplir dieho
tribunals
Una de las parties del protocolo,
estatnye que ID Corte en- In Haya
empezAr& el 10 de Setiembre pro-
ximc, y ia resolution ser& dictada
en- el t6rmino de seis mases.
El tribunal, atf mismo decidir6,
como y por quien ser6n psgadas las
costAs del arbitrsje.
FL reclamo de alguna de los ma.
clones es psquefo, uno de elias solo
slcanza & $40, 600
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11
DEPARTMENT.
del Interior
Oficina de Agriculture Y Minas
Anuncio
San Juan, Puerto Rico Mario 9
de 1903.
An

HsbiendO presentado Don RM-
mundo Uriarte una instancia en- que
solicita In inscription de diez y sieta
pertenenciAs mineras de hero txi-
dada ms pu4tico. baio al nombre de
eCONCHA. "a el harrio Tibes, ID.
r~fsdiccion de Ponce. an terranos de-
In prOniadad IA Jn'ikn ColIazo. Pa.
line TIlIat. F4sjx Pc .ez. Torihio RI,
drfguez y otros, Ie hi sido aouella
admitida 6 inscrita en- ell rarsstro
minero con ell nnmero 225 = II da.
signaci6n sieuianta:
@Tomanao como nnntn de nartida
al piouete nd moro 1del reoistro mi:
nero eAurora.. con rumbo $50 pra.
dnx : an limita i con IA c;t.da mi.
rs ell piouete ndmero {: rumbo $50
grades DO medir&n Glen metros y sa
fiark el piouete nnmero 3: rumbo
$50 grades se medir&n tres cientos
y Sc pondr6 ell piquete ndmero s.:
rumbo so grades se medirkn seis
cisntos metros y re- pondr& ell pi.
quets ntmero 4; runbo $50 grades
ge medir6n sails cientos metros y sc
hlar& ell p'quete n1meroL5 S; rumto
$50 grades SO medirkn Glen metros y
se pondr4 81 piquete q nero-6; rum.
NINA SAuroraS 90 medirkn cu&tro
cientos metros y BE pondrk Ell piquA.
te ndmero e; rumbo $50 grades y
por el Unite de 10 sAuroras se me-
olran cuatr0 eientos metros y se d.
ara 81 plqaete n1merO q; rumbO
300 grades y siempre en- colindancia
de 10 citAda NINA se medir&n Glen
metros y &c !iegara q plquete nd.
mere l sel reeistro que ne describe,
quedand0 discriminate NINA igura
rectangular cuyA auperfcie es de
aiez y siete pertenenc.as que sc. so.
Ilcltan.s
Hab'endo preaentadO Dom Raj.
mundo Uriarte una instances en- u
solicita 10 inscription da doea mar.
baio 81 nombre de sMARfA CRTs'
Tina. en al hnrrin Ma0nallaa. in
.riadieci6n d Ponce. an -farrann. IL
Ia nrnniasad ao ~. To.af. n;.s
Winds Ia Rid. fruez y ntros' il 10
sido aoualta aSmitiSa & insn,;ta an
eli regiatro minaro con al nhmaro
cunete Este de L. ~carretera de Al.
juntss y en- ell pant, denom1nado
Dos Po1itna. "a oats hIoaorG ma All.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11
La mendiCidad
en- Manan
Unafurtiva carta de amor
Una pOeSfa lfrica, rOgatiVaS
para que llueVa 20 Ca
mas para IN hospital

M-Nrs 49,"
Mario 10. I'm sin nGmero de men
digoss de esta Jurisdiction y de pue-
bios limftrcfss recOrren diAriamenta
lAs GALES de eatA p~oblacs6n, implo-
rAndo ID oariaaa, 8 meior dicho pi.
diendp ID luz por sefAa. lQae DO.
yAnte est3 nuestra patria!
Gran fervorosidsd existe en- los
miembros do 10 Iglesia Hvang 6lica
do este pusblo. El pastor d Manuel
Reyes he calebrado eultos en- casaa
pArticulAres, teniendo esc0jidas do
tes como orador, pues en- varias We
css qua hA hecho uso de Ia palabra
hA dem0ssrado serlo.
Nm 10 retretA que 90 llev6 6 efecto
el,acmingo pr6ximo pasado, ne motto
one m gAl&n la di6 s su armada una
cartita, contsstAndols aquells; smira
que mama to vas, este eE, que oil
CAimGn sstG en- sl rio y NO Sc puede
pAaAr.
Don Luis B. Gambia Carreras, In.
teligents professor de este pueblo,
hAs dsdicado, 6 .Manatf y 6 SINS hijos,
una correctA y bella poeafa. Felici'
tamos alvAte.
Varios y reeios aguacsros NOS han
viaitAdo an sAtos dias, pues los cam
pesinos habiAn sAcado rogAtivas, CON
csc I'D: Dios los premi6.
I'm senior americana, que estuvo
en- cat D pueblo, hacs algunos meses.
ofrssio & don Virgilio Rsmos, AL
eAlAs-de=sste@ pnsblo, 20 Games para
oil hospital.
Ya 90 bora don, M6ri -.
Teas penosa y larga enfermedad
hA falleciao aver On este poblaeion
la virtuosa sef1orita Eduardo Santa
ma. Aeompanamos 6 sus familiAres
On 10 pena que les afige.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11

Varios y reeios aguacsros NOS han
viaitAdo en- eAtos dias, pues los cam
pesinos habiAn sAcado rogAtivAs, CON
sss I'D: Dios los premi6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11

TARJKTAS do vista CON sobre
y dn ellos, - haaaR sa slA Co
sFaanenAanaiA.A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11
MerCadO de New York
Cotizaciones

MOnedaS y medallaS
Muy antiguas, algunas del prinei.
pio de 10 Era Cristisna, se vendsn
baratas, informar&n en- LA CORES
PONDHNOIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-03-11
PaImaS de cOcOS

propias para trasplantar se. venden
on pequefias y grandes candidates.
Informant don Manual L0pez On
Vega Baja.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

The musical members on the program OF
the midwinter fineh school commencement
exercises we're OF a high order and ron.
dered ia q style that reflects great credit
on both puplls and teacaax.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

Several now members were taken into the
hollywood Grove Ladies' Chorus club las,
Wednesday. The meetings OF this club viii
hereafter be held at the residence 81 the
president, Mrs r. A, Wood on Houston
avenue.
The club IA az present studying "sinr
on" d. Dinza) arranged for two parts ~
Iacoby; and VISIONS, three parts hv
Iosenh sncher
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

Dtphl eA--N -. leti0 -
AsIieuIt'H torT' state 0. reIsS 4 -
Austin, Texas, Jsnnsra,
To An whom II May the
This Is TO certify, thar n.
Insurance Company, ,,s Of ,oiSSS Si y
law laws Of Texss as cG ,Sii stats ~ n
doing business In t 6hllss,iseste q Ass Nd
Company holds a ,isi,ne It 70 @ X 4
T II this sI State for one Zeass, i i'g dsy
Of january, 1908, to the 90 ~
Given us ssse ID AVS
Seal. seal, az 9 Sate hrst ssxs55N
ter. 1Hp Co. 81
S. o. Cotton s Bro -.
Texas. 10Y h
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01
oFFIcER@

chas. Dillingham;. a W. psshsp
President. Nec9rf1x
o. T. Holt, nee rfonie-
]. u. McAshan, GAsOen As,lEtsel ~
c. A. McKinpey' -
Directors: ]. l. cAmp1ge Hon w
ham, J. d. McAshAn, Vseess llef'
MAcGrsySF Henry DcsTsr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-01

CURED BY WHITE Rl55uN n-e
No taste. No odor, Can b Elyg WI WI
OF water, tea. or ccttee with0u'
knowledge IN - d
s+yoV ny he Sisea sed appetite N 70 N
stimulants whether the psseanas, !, lsn|
Grmed inebriate, a Upper. y. s9 an u 4
or drunkard. Impossible I ~ , ~ III
have an appetite for alcoholic iSD"
RI ndoars J." T'i by Members Of 80. 3
Mrs. Moore, press snPss .ssss IA
woman's Christian Tspp gsS sis,s,s MI
Ventura, Cal, writes! ~ az SsbSstinss l
ar5s and tbe ciires have been InspE NM ~
% INK; recommend and indorss WINS
Remedy" =, a. mid N5l
free BY writing Mira a. x1 ~ cAis1tl
Temperance Union), G1s renee SS e 'uss|
Boston, Mass. Sold In h0us'1 -
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-08
County Auditor Turns Over
Assessment Rolls.
TAXES HAVE BEEN EXTENDED
Five Real Estate and One Personal
Roll for 1903 in the Hands of
County Treasurer.

Yesterday County Auditor Honey
cult turned over to County Treasurer
Hawley the assessment rolls for the
year 1903, the work of extending the
axes on the same having been COM
pleted. The extensions were made by
Charles S. Buffum and Robert G.
Parks, under the supervision of COun-
" Auditor HOneycutt. The work this
year has been more voluminius than
for many years in the past owing to
new laws that OccaSiOned many
ohangeS in the manner of making eX-
tensions. The changing of the old
load districts into three districts made
1 great deal of extra work and the
large number of special taxes voted
by the school districts in the county
made the task of extension very much
greater than last year. The rolls con-
list of five real estate books and one
personal list
According to the rolls there are
62S.049 acres of land, exclusive of i'm
prONementS. in the county, While the
improved lands total 26SS2O acres.
The total value of all real estate as
5equalized by the county board of
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-08
SMITH ELECTED.
Former Walla WalIa Pastor Chosen
School Director at Seattle.

Rev. E. L. Smith, former pastor of
the Congrega tional church in Walla
Walla was elected school directors al
Seattle last Monday. The Intel
ligencer says:
After a hard fought battle for the
election of their candidate, the social
lists of the city went down to defeat
at the special school election. The
Rev. Edward Lincoln Smith received
1905 votes and Mrs. Hattie F. Titus
3lS votes, out of a total of 1923 cast
Mr.. Smiths majority is 1887 votes.
Throughout the entire day the So
cialist workers were on duty at the
various polling places, and Mrs. Titus
was much in evidence. Her support
ars were not in the least backward
and earnestly requested all voters who
approached the polls to cast. their bal
ot for the socialist candidate.
One of the noticeable features is
that Mr.. Smith carried his own ward
by large majority. At the two poll
ing places he received total of 53l
votes and Mrs. Titus % votes. Mr.
Smith also carried the Sixth ward, in
which his opponent resides. There the
results show that he received a total
If - votes, while Mrs. Titus has only
50 to her credit.
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equalization and corrected by the au-
ditor amounts to $3.50 161, and the
personal property s2.497.33S. making
Il grand total valuation of $685. o5.
The total amount of the state and
county tax is given in round numbers
at s173,3S4 The special road district
tax Will bring into the county treasury
$1S.044 special school levieS, $40, 1873,
and the town OF Prescott S591. making
the total for the entire county of
S232.759
The levy for different purposes as
made by the board of county COM
nissionerS is as follows:
State general fund, 2.75 mills: state
military. IL of mill; state school,
$50 mills; total for state purposes,
SIS mills.
County current expense fund, $50
mills. county school so of a mill; cOun-
ry road and bridge 1.75 mills; total fox
county purposes. 7.75 mills
Total state and county levy Is mills
The town of Prescott has special
levy for town purposes of mills
while the three road districts have a
levy of LIS mills in each respective
district. The school district Ievies
run all the way from l mill to 10 mills
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new ROAD BOSSES
Three Supervisors Chosen
By Commissioners.
LANNING, FULLER AND hAMltY
Will Have Charge Of All Road Work
in WaIIa WaIla County After
January I, 1904.

January /, 1904, the 81 men who are
acting as road supervisors in the diff
ferent road districts of Walia Walla
county will turn over to the county
commissioners all the account books,
receipts and tools they have IN their
possession and will retire from official
duties as road builders. This is made
necessary by the enactment at the last
LEGISLATURE of a law changing the sys-
tenn of collecting road taxes and the
method of constructing and repairing
roads in the state of Washington. The
u road districts have been CONSOLIDATE
ed into three and In the future all
work done under the direct supervision
of the county commissioners. In dis
trict No. /, Commissioner F. E. Smith
will have charge, in district No. z,
Edward Cornwell and in district No.
3, John N. McCaw.
At the meeting of the board this
morning each of the commissioners
named man as his choice for super
visor in his district and the board as
Il whole ratified the appointments
They are as follows:
District No. IL. Lanning.
District No. John H. Fuller.
District No. 81. r. Hawley.
There were a large number OF APP
pIicants for the positions and the board
had a hard time in making its selec-
lions. In district No. 3, Commission
pr McCaw'S district, there were three
Detitions. numerously signed by TAX
Dayers of the county, asking FOR the
appointment of persons who were, de-
sirous of receiving the position. Inc
petition of l.. r. HaWley contained .llo
1omas. that of J. J. Cummings 81 and
that of William Martin %. IN hldhiils