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STATE OF MAINE. OF ORGANIZATION
 OF CORPORATION UNDER THE GENERAL LAW.

The undersigned, officers oi '"'I'''A organized at Portland. Maine. at m.''"- the signers of the articles of fngrcemeh' 'n''' duly called and held at the oihce "' X Drummond. in the city of Portland "n ,.,, day the tenth day of bec,Hpc'' ~
 hereby certify follows } The name of said corporation IS ? CONSOLIDATED COPPER COMPANY. . The purposes of said corporation are . CD To purchase. tnkc or lease. or "'h''N ',e - acouire any mines mining rights alal l'.A'S a'' siii'.i'. rtnnt. Arcss afiifr1il atc' and prepare for market. ore. metal .,5
 niIherai substances of all kinds and Co carr, or, any other operations which may seem cnndu- ciVe to any Of the Company's objects.
 (Sl To buy, sell. manufacture and a.,l i,, minerals, plant machinery. impIcm.ut. ,,,,. 'ch'ehceS provisions. merchandise. and things capable Of being used in conucction with min 'nt operations or required by workmcu and others employed by the Company
 G To construct carry out: p,fp,,i, i,. | prove manage. work control and sup. rirt.,.t any roads. ways. tramways. rniIwnv. tri.t.... reservoirs. water courses. nqucIuotS ,,l,r,. | furnaces. mills, crashing works h,ly,uff. works works factories. wHrchnuscs. rs, ,.rts chenical works. electric plants and other work. and conyenicnccs which may seem directly ,r indirectly conducive to any of the object. of tf.. O''''f+''e' "Ii'l TO f'ilflilfF To efIlraiIfrr otherwise aid or take part in any surb ,r.r,. uons
 GD To acquire and hold ,tock- aud bond. .f other corporations, domestic and for.isr ,,.t Co vote thereon.
 PROVIDED. HowEyFR. this corporation rp,, construct or aid in the COD striicou of rnIfr,sl. gns works and electrical plants. and -,-,,-,,. buy. sell and deal with gas and electricity for mechanical and domestic purposes only iu DfI4 gfs.f.a ys.gF permissible under thc laws thereof The amount or Capital Stock q, osr Mfrrr.. FivE HrSDEED THorsASp DoiL,r-. The amount of Capital stock already p.ilIa Is nothing.
 The par value or the .Larcs is Ten Dollars The names and residence. of 70. owner. of aid shares are n- follow..
 NANrs rr.m,~,r. -,.-'i >. "i osiah 1T Drummondir Portaud Naius. one harIcs NJ Drummond. Portland Maine. ou- l. Horne. Portland. Mnir---of.. 'iford C Chapman, Portland Main. --sIue red V. Maiihews. Portland Maine pa. Number Of shares uninsured md ln tr,a.lrg. i9 99j.
 Said corporation is located at P1rflanI iu the ounty or Cumberland. The number Of Directors ls Gsc and 'h,ir lmes are Josiah IT. Drunnmond. Jr tharIe. Drummoud. c M. Horne. wilford G. Chap an and Pred V. Matthews The name of the Clerk is Josiah Drum ond Jr and his residence !. Portland Maine The undersigned Charir- v DrlmuruI. Is resident the undersigned @ M. H1rn.. is -casurer. and thc undersigned. Charles M Josiah IT. Drumnpud. Ir. aud ti. Horne are a majority of the D.rect1rs fsali rporation. Witness our hands thI. tenth dag of December D. l903.
 CHARLES M. DRUMMOSD.
 President
 c. NJ. HORNE.
 Treasurer. JOSIAH IT. DRTMMOSD. IT.. CHARLES M. DRU UMIOSD rDlrerior. c. HORNE,
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A BUNCO ENGINEER.
The Duncan People Done to Finish by
 4 Mining Expert.

DrScAS. Arizona. January 9, isO4. Editor Copper Era
 This town can now be chased amng the leading cities Of the west, si'ce is citizens have recently been up against genuine game Of "Banco.'
 4 few days ago Mr. J. A. Harlanof Sau Marcial. New Mexico, who with his associates own the National Back group of mine, al Clear Lake aboat twenty miles from Duncan, arrived here accompanied by an engineer who advertised himself as being not only the best mining expert in the west, but was cia-7ed among the worlds best mining engineers. After remaining over night here, they secured a team and went Co Clear Lake the next day, where it wa7 understood that the engineer was 70 expert Mr. Harlans mines and tD give the property thor ough examination, Mr. Harlan return ing the next day leaving the engineer at the mines with his partners to com pleJc the work of examination.
 In due time the engineer returned ere and claimed 10 be on his way to Ueming to meet some parties who
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w. c. BLANK,
 Clifton Shoe Shop.

Boots and shoes made Co order Repair work done promptly and neatly q
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C. NJ. HORNE.

JOSIAH IT. DRUMMOSD. Jr. CHARLES NJ. DRUMIOsD. rDlrerio-s c. M HORNE,
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First publication Jan 2i. i'ot
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11

Parishes lettres de Mayotte,
recues a Madagascar, annoncent
que trois crateres de File du Grand
Comore sont en- 6tat d'6ruption
continuelle depuis le rs f6vrier. II
y a Gu quelques victimes parmi les
indigAnes.
Mayotte fait partie des lies Co.
mores. possessions FRANCHISES en-
ire Madagascar ct la cote de Mo.
zambique.
Hanovre, Prusse-Le comte de
Waldersee, chef de l'6tat- major
allemand, est decide apres une ma
ladie de quelques jours.
LIE d6funt 6tait ne q Potsdam en-
1882. II EXTRA dams l'arm6e a l8
ans. Les queries uanoises, austro-
prussienne ct franco llemande lui
pertinent de faire preuve de gran
DIES qualities m%il1taires, ct Moltke,
dlt-on, l'avait d6sign6 pour etre
son successor q la tote de petat-
major general, poste quill occupa
durant plusieurs ann6es.
LIE comte de Waldersee await
epous6 en- 1866 une Am6ricaine
tres distlngu6e, Mile Mary Lea,
de York, file de David b.
Lea, I'm richie epicier.
Nine de Waldersee est nee lie 3
octobre 1888.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11
lie Careme AutrefOis

On ne badinait pas Jul l'obser-
walton du careme dams les pre-
! miers temps de la coJonie francai-
Sc au Canada.
Pendant lie careme de 1910,
Louis Gaboury, habitant de File
d'Orl6ans, ayant mango de la WAN
de sans en- demander permission q
pEglise, fut d6nonc6 au Juge pre-
vot de Liret par Etienne Beaufls,
un de ses voisins.
Gaboury fut condamn6 a 6tre
attach6 au poteau public pendant
trois heures, puts q 6tre conduit a
la poi to de Ia chapelle de Tile dor
leans, ct Ia, d genoux, mains Join
tes ct tote nue., demander pardon q
Dieu, au Roi ct a la justice. II de-
Walt en- outre payer une amende de
vingt livres applicable aux euvres
pies de sa paroisse ct bonner a
son d6nonclateur une vache ct une
somme equivalence a son profit
pendant un'an.
Gaboury trouvant Ia sentence
un peu forte appela au Conseil
Souverain. Celui-ci NIT l'appel a
meant, mails corrigea le jugement
du JUICE de Liret en- condamnant
Gaboury a aonner q Beaufls une
somme de soixante livres au lieu
dune vache. L'amende fut port6e
a vingt-cinq ~livres, don't la moiti6
payable q l'euvre de l'6glise pa
y~oissiale de Tile d'Orl6ans ct Pau
tire Motto q rhuissier La Vasseur
en- deduction ae CO qui lui 6tait
d1.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11

Sorel, Qu6.-Le notaire w. L
M. D6sy est mort chez son pere, q
File st lgnaca.
Winnipeg-Il SO fait i'm mouve'
ment parmi les Doukhobors des
environs de Rosthern pour FABIAN
don de la colonie.
Les Doukhobors d6slrent SO
joindre q la colon1e plus populeuse
aux environs de Yorkton ct Swan
River.
Worcester, Mass.-Georges Co.
t6 a succomb6 a la pneumonia.
II 6tait age de 46 ans ct laisse
une femme ct deux enfants.
Montr6al-Alfred Garneau, ira
ducteur en- chef au s6nat, Went de
mourir SUPPLEMENT- chez lui.
II 6tait indispos6 depuis quel-
ones jours, mails rien ne faisait
pr6voir SO fin prochalne.
M. Garneau venait de Quebec.
il 6tait ne en- 1886. Ii 6tait fills
F. x. Garneau, l'6minent histo-
rion,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11
IL FAINT croire que le bes,

II fault croire que le besoin
dune langue universelle SO fat
bien Improvement sentlr, car,
depuis p%lusieurs siecles, cette ma
rotte tourmente un certain nombre
de chercheurs, ct pas settlement
des cerveaux chim6riques ct fu-
meux, mails aussi parfols des Cru
dts, des savants, de grands philo-
sophes.
A CO propos, sait-on que Descar-
tes, en- 1929, s'occupa dun syste-
me complet de langue, universelle,
avec dictionnaire, grammaire, de-
cl1naison ct conjuga1sons; que Lei
nilz l'imita, q quelqae trente GU
quarante ann6es de distance?
Du leste, l'1d6e premiere ne
leur appartena1t pas. Ellie await 6t6
lanc6e, vers 1917, par le pere Her
man Hugon, d'Anvers, ct le pere
Hugon lui meme, l'avait emprun-
tee . l'antiquit6 grecque ct latino,
qui ellie aussi, SO pr6occupa1t de
l'unifcation do Language.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11
sur son entire.

P~aris-Revenant sur son entire
tien avec M. Combes, lie Figaro
public une autre conversation avec
un membre du cabinet quill ne
nomme pas.
LIE ministre aurait dit gull y
await absence totale de cordlales
relations entire les ministries, qui
6vitent de SO rencontrer a~llleurs
que dams les reunions o&cielles,
Oh les afaires ne sont d'ailleurs ja-
mails discut6es, mails Oh on Sc con-
tente d'accepter les PROPOSITIONS de
M. Combes
II a ajout6 que tous ,eles minis
tres seraient heureux de vo'r le
cabinet renvers6, mails qu'aucun
d'eux ne voudralt compromettre
SEES colleagues en- prenant linltiah
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11
7e de donner sa d6mission.

~ +5& .#
We de donner sa d6mission.
Enfn, il a declare que la cham
bre des deputies r~enverserait i'm
m6diatement le minist4re 81 lon
pouvait voter secretement;. mails
les deputies craignent d'etre accu-
s6s de tendances re-actionnaires
s'lls ne supportent pas la politi-
que apticatholique du gouverne-
ment.
New York-Un pretre ct deux
s%ervantes, des cousines du nom de
Nc Carthy, ont 6t6 brul6s vifs au
cours de l'incendie qui a d6truit le
presbyt4re ct aussi l'6glise de St
Patrice & Long Island City.
Deux autres pr6tres ct I'm pom
pier ont etc gravement blesses ct
ont d1 6tre transport6s au st John
Hospital.
Les d6gats materials sont eva
lu6s q $35,O5O.
R6veill6s par la fum6e, les trois
pretres qui demeurent a l'6tage
audessus Sc sont lev6s en- toute ha-
to ct ont essay6 de s'enfuir dams la
rue.
Deux d'entre eux y ont r6ussi
non sans avoir auparavant recu
d~'assez graves brnlures, mails lie
pere Herman Ernest, qui aurait
pu suivre leur exemple, s'est alors
souvenu que les deux domestiques
du presbytere couchaient dams une
mansarde audessus du Be 6tage, ct
Ton croft que c'est en- vouIant sau-
yer ces femmes quill a partag6
leur sort ct pert avec Giles.
Lorsque les pompiers sont arri-
YES sur les lieux, les deux fem
mes qui poussaient DIES Girls de ter.
reur ont etc apercues q la fenetre
de cette mansarde, malheureuse-
ment une 6chelle appliqu6e contre
lie muir du presbytere 6tait tror
courte ct avant qu'on ait pu Ia
remplacer par u0e azure, Qes lau'
CUES de feu ct une fum6e 6paisse
sortaient de cette fen6tre ct fai.
salient reculer les sauveteurs.
Malgr6 les efforts des pompiers,
il ne reste plus que des ruines dc
&c presbytere ct de cette 6glise .quj
passait avec raison pour l'une des
plus bellies de Long Island.
Les corps du pretre ct des deuz
femmes. pressure complement
carbonis6s, ont pu, I'm peu plut
tard, etre retlres DIES d6combreE
let, a la derniere heure, on croft
;'ape Get incendie aura @t6 allume
par un FL 6lectrique.
Cette 6glise ct ce presbJtere
6taient en- efffet de construction re-.
cente ct eclair6s q l'6lectricit6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11

I'm contraste digne d'atten-
ton. Soixante- cling divorces ont
6te accord6s q St-Louis dams une
seule ]ourn6e. Les naissances q
Chicago sont en- moyenne de Ito
par jour.
M Calv6 sen retourne sa-
tisfaite d Paris. Ellie dit qu'elle
reviendra Fan proclaim donner
une s6rie de SO concerts d ra1son
de 100000. NJ. Marcus Mayer
sera son g6raDt De son cote, Nine
Patti sen retourne avec 100000.
Al]ez dire que rAm6rique nest
pas le pays de Tor pour Fart.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11
OvO r 9
DU DR.. PIERRE

Au pied de la rangee DIES Montagnes Beues, dams lie Maryland,
wyatt, il y a de celia plus dun steele, lancien DR.. Pierre Fahrney
qui await acquis une renomnee tres etendue CONNIE bon ct excellent
medecn-un aide important dams Ia guGrison de ses semblabes.
Natif de la Suisse, il setait etabli a ue epoque eloignee dams Ct
pays Oh il dewitt bient6t ceebre ct fut connu CONNIE Gle vieux
docteur herboriste." II cueilait de ss propres mains DIES feuiles,
DIES racines ct DIES herbes quill passait DIES journees entieres a COM
biner en- medicines fortifantcs. II etmt une figure marquante parmi
les MATHS, car, quand il Sc rendait dams les 'montagnes pour recueiEr
ses herbes tavorHes, il etait toujo1rs accompagne DUN domestique
NOR (pas un esclave) qul etat monte sur u magnifque cheval. LIE
chef-d'euvre de ss travaux a etc la decouverte, apes de nombreuses
annees Experimentation ct de labeur incessant, dune grande
medicine purifcatice du sang, laquelle est I'M veritabe TONGUE dune
salubrite permanente pour lie systeme corporel tout enter. &c re-
mede Sc fit connaire CONNIE lie Novoro; quoique il ait etc rarement
annonce, il a obtenu u usage CONTINUED pendant plus de cent ans, ct
aujourdhui il est en- plus grande demande quill ne Ia jamais etc. II
est distnctement different de toutes les autes medicines. &c nest
pas un remede brevete, mais ben ue preparation de simples
eprouvee par lie temps, laquele extrpe du corps human les germes
de maladies, cree I'm sang nouveau, rouge ct richie, ct produit une
chair ferme, soide ct saline. Des miiers de compatriotes ont
temoigne de sa rennarquable puissance curative. Un journal, "La
Lumiere," dormant tous les details a son sujet, est envoye gratuite-
ment a ceux qui en- font la demande par carte postale. S'adresser au
DR.. PETER FAnRkEY, i2.ii4 S. noYNE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11
Poissons! Poissons!

La Central Provision Company
don't N, Latourelle est Fun des
propri6ta1res desire announcer q sa
nombreuse clientele qu'ils ont
m%alnlenant un beau choix de pois-
SONS frais ct sales de toutes esp6-
ces. Allez les visiter pour vous en-
convaincre. lis ont toujouas en-
mains les meilleurs viandes frai-
ches ct sal6es ct toujours de gre
MERE qual1t4.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11

LIE Z avril proclaim aura lieu lie
tirage des billets "Grand Surprise"
qui devait avoir lieu le 3 mars.
Ces b1llets gui ne sont que de l0c.
donnent huit chances ct chaque ar
ticle Giant dune bonnie valeur les
porteurs des diff6rents num6ros
gagnants seront certainement sa-
tisfaits.
Vous pouvez vous procurer des
billets DIES membres du Cercle Ste
Anne ct de la Soci6te st JEAN ap-
tlste.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11

La seule mine qui ne s'6puise
pas depuis qu'on lexploite, c'est
Ia sottise humane.
II y a assez de Charlton antraci-
to dams une province de Chine
pour alimenter punivers pendant
1000 ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11
TO ADVERTISERS,

The Echo de POuest las a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
am ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11

LIE Brook, Ont.-A. P. M6nard
a tue So femme en- la frappant a
coups de hache ct il chercha en-
suite q Sc suicider mails les mede-
Gins sont d'opinion quill en- r6chap-
pera.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11
DeceS

A Lead, Dakota-Sud, lie % f6-
vrier, a Page de So ans, est dec6de
Cuthbert H6nault, fills de feu H.
r. H6nault, de st Cuthbert, comte
de Berthier, Canada.
LIE service fun4bre a Gu lieu q
l'6glise catholique de Lead ct le
d6funt a etc inhum6 dams le cine
there cathollque de cette vile. Sa
femme ct son epfant lui survivent.
LIE d6funt a succomb6 q la pneu-
monte; il ma etc malade que quel-
que jours.
Repose en- paix!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11
&thn de l'@nest
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. IL Mars 'O4
GEO. E.. FoRT1N, R6dacteur.
8l3 New York Life Bldg.

Entered at the Post Office OF
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11

Toutes l~ettres, correspondances
etc., doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11

Toutes correspondence doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
20 responsible
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon-
sable des idees ct opinions eml'es par
ses correspondence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-03-11

I'm nouveau moyen de contre-
bande. A la riviere Detroit, on af-
fame un CHEN, puts on lui fait
Manager uns saucisse Frankfurter
dams laquelle on a Gu soin de met
tire un claimant. On fait alors ira
verser lie CHEN aux Etats. Unis od
on le tue, puts on recueille le dia-
mant. LIE tour est jou6. "Se non 8
vero'....
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-26
In the Railroad World.

a dispatch from Ashevjlle saws
IL is reported that the jefferson
county grand jury has decided to
take action against Conductor W.
Caldwell, whose alleged careless
ness was the cause of the Southern
railway collision near Newmarket.
Tenn, Sept q, in which 60 per-
sons lost their lives and mora
than hundred injured. Conduc-
tor Caldwell says that he thinks
that he has suffered sufficiently.
He says:
"My agony has been almost un-
bearable at times, but / have borne
it. The dead do not suffer like
the living. l was conductor on
the Southern for 16 years and
that was my first mistake.
"Ihe mistake was made because
L am human. think the indict-
ment was procarcd by some one
not knowing me. The person
perhaps holds to the opinion that
l am inhunan and therefore came
to the conclusion that the mistake
made at Newmarket resulted from
criminal negligence" J."
Conductor Caldwell has been
prostrated by grief ever since the
accident occurred and has bsen
under medical care. 1t was
thought for some time that he
would become raving maniac.
He was one OF the most tustwcr-
thy conductors in the employ Of
the Southern railway.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-26
A Big Battle On Ice.
May iiuppen Any Day At \Muk
den-Lard And Rivers Fro zen.

St Petersburg, November 25 -
2.25 A. M.-Appoarances NJ again
point to the possibility of big
battle south of Mukden. The
Japanese, according to an official
report have received n severe set
back IN the vicinity Of Sitsin TN
in which direction they were ap
porently attempting to execute u
wide turning movement. Military
opinion here scarcely believes it
possible that the two great armies
can winter less thnn rifle shot
distance from each other, though
the heavy defences on each side
make it EXTREMITY difficult for
either 10 assume the offensive.
1t i, believed, however, that if the
deadlock is to be broken Gen
kuropatkin will let Field Mar
shall OYnmn take the initiative, as
the Russians have the better of
the present position namely, a
strong line OF defense and Muk-
den behind them, making salts
factory winter quarters, where
the Russian reiDforcements are
now accumulating for an advance
next spring. The Japanese also
are being strongly reinforced.
The rivers are aIroldy frozen
sufficiently tp permit of The move
mcnt of artillery and commits
sariat trains 50 that the country
actually IS better adapted to the
Japanese Nd'ance than during the
simmer
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-26
Amount OF Cotton Ginned.

Washington, Nov. %.
bulletin issued today by the cen,
sus bureau shows that in 4T5
counties in the United States
the cotton glnned to November
IA, as reported, amounted to ),
SOB, $50 running bales, against
4,160, 1O5 for last year. The
number of ginneries in operation
in the territory covered was 1S,-
665, against Is, ,619 for 1908.
These figures include III, ,311
round bales, against 3O7, OH, and
refer solely to 395 counties in the
cotton belt.
The report shows that in 80
count les in South Carolina 72G,
46S bales were ginnned. Thir.
teen Florida counties show 29,.
334. The highest number ginned
was from II Texas counties, the
total there being 1869. Alb: The
next highest is Georgia; 1O5 con-
ties showing total of 1,24G, 97&
bales ginned to date.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-26
Greenwood Excited Over Repor
of Ugly Crime.

Greenwood, Nov %. Bill
Brown a negro, has been jailed
here for attempted rape on the
person of Miss Ludie Smith,
daughter of Milledge Smith, near
Ninefy-Six Monday afternoon.
The girl was alone in front Of the
house sweeping leaves, and The
negro came up behind. She ran
and he ordered her to stop and fir
ed twice at her with a pistol. She
ran to where her two brothers
were picking cotton in field
hundred yards from the house.
The brothers came 20 the house
but the negro had fled. The ne
gro never got nearer than about
20 feet to her.
Blood hounds were sent from
Greenwood, but failed to do any
thing. Arown was arrested by
Magirtrate Fouche of Ninety Six
and brought here last night. Miss
Smith thought he was the right
one but was not certain. She
said the mrn that fired At her
wo1e O dove colored hat. Brown
wore a black hat when found and
had no pistol. He had changed
khoes however, as was proven.
He is believed to be the right
man. The situation is quiet.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-26
MIR. Ashley in Trouble.

Special to the News and Courier.
Anderson, November 23.-Mr.
]. w. Ashley has been convicted
before the intendsnt of Honea
Path Of disorderly conduct, loud
takingt and swearing. The of
fence ives committed several weeks
ago. Ashley was repl esented by
Gen M. l.. Bonham and b. +. Mar
tin, Of this city. W. O. Graydon,
Of Abbeville, appeared for the
prosecution. The defence ap-
pealed and the appeal will be heard
at the February term of the Court
of Sessions.
Ashley was fined $50. "Josh"
Ashley, who has been member
OF the House before, was elected
to the Legislature in the recent
election and in the primary be
headed the ticket. q. p. 3
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-11-26
Biennial Sessions Won.

Columbia, Nov. 90. The total
vote of the State in the general
election became known today when
all Of the returns were brought in
and the total tabulatcd by the
State board of canvassers. While
the vote Is an increase over pre-
vious years 1t is still light and the
members Of the board were rather
surprised at the totals. The vote
for the various Offices was as fol.
lows: ID G Hayward 81, $40 j r
Sloan 52, 043, j TGantt 51,S22,
L X Gunter, Jr, 81, ,634, Il H
Jennings 81, ,S3l, A " Jones 81
S33, 0 b Martin 51.S32, j D
Frost 81, 835, j Il Earle 81, 8O3.
For the Presidential electors
the nine DcmoGSats received So
S63, t " Vaughn, the Socialist
candidate from RlchIand received
22 and Tom Watson received one
in Spartanburg. The biennial
sessions vote was yes %, ,3G5: no
II, 491. Total 80, $50. Amend
section 7, article s, yes 2l,GS2;
no II, ,01G. Total 80, COS. Amend
road law yes 26, 1852; no 1922.
Subdivision 2 and of section 81
yes 30, O,0S6; no 12,O24. Total 81, :
10.
For solicitor First circuit, p I
Hilderbrand 5,523. Second, j f
Davis, $500; third j S Wilson
6, 619; fourth, } Nj johnson o
514; fifth, G. BTimmerman G,OS4:
sixth j X Henry 5,691; seventh,
L S Seasc s $50, eight, j f Boggs
7, 1872.
The vote for congress wa, as
follows: First district, Icgaro s.
O68, Prioleau 234, N3Inud 346;
total 6,GGS. Second, Patterson
9, 426, Myers 4l9; total, 1854
Third, Aiken 1853, Samps Pope
l, Scott l43; total, T,SO2. Fourth
johnson S,5l7, Adams 219; total
S,622. Fifth, Finley 1928,
White III; total 5000. Sixth,
Ellerbc 1888, Deas $40, total,
S,727. Seventh, Lever 1926,
Jacobs $50, johnson 6; total, o.
3O5.