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Threee Favorites Won.

KANSAS CITY, May pat Elm Ridge
to-day three favorites, Rush Reuben,
Croix dor and Bologna won. The card was
an ordinary one. Track fast Summary:
First Race-Five furlongs: selling: Rush
Reuben, 112 (MountainD, IL to 5. won; Queen
L., 10 (Aubuchon), TO 2, second: Hand
ley Cross, 112 Dugan). to /. third. Time.
1.O2l4.
Second-Five furlongs; selling: Stump
town, 107 (Mountain). 10 l, won; Benson
hurst, 104 Qawrence). even, second; Touch
stone. 81 CMoBride). to 2. third. Time.
1:OzA.
dor. 80 (FeichD. to ), won; Bragg. 10
Dugan) 2 to l. second; Foncasta 100 (Mc.
Bride, to third. Time. 1:26l1
Fourth-Four and one-half furlongs; sell
Platoon. III Crawford. to 2, second: Use
full Lady. no Qawrence). to 2, third. Time.
:5s14
Fffth-One mile and three-sixteenths:
Iras 81 (Feicht). 20 l, won; Ellie, So IAN
derson), 10 !, second; John McGurk. 80
Lawrence. IL to 5. third. Time. 2oSi4
SO (Aubuchon), ID 10 >. won: Freesias. SO
FeichD, TO /, second; Lady Chatham,
81 (Anderson), 25 to 1, third. Time. lbs.
Kansas City entries for Saturday;
First Race-Five and one-half furlongs:
purse: Scar. Jos; Rebo; r. L. Frank. i07;
dotte, 40; Americana, ID.
Second-Four furlongs: Lady McKeen,
1o0 Gloman. 10S: Mary Primm, Consetta,
Lady Kispan, The Missourian, Flixie, Dr.
Nash and s.. Malo, 100.
Third-Mile and one-sixteenth; purse:
Durbar Il: Volto, So; Loone and Jingler,
90 each; Soothsayer. "a; leila knight, 95:
Golden Mineral, Henry of Franstamar, SS;
BuccleutA> 100; Irish Jewel. 105-
Fourth-Mie and one-sixteenth: the
Country Club handicap: 5000 added; for
three-vear-OldS and m: I.uralghter 81:
Fossil Felip Lugo loo; Glassful, 1O7;
Bragg. 100; Injunction. 100
Fifth-Four and one-half furlongs: Tor
pedo. los; FL Otros, los; The Mist, no.;
Marmount, 49,
Sixth-Selhng: three-fourths of mile:
Monchere. Marlius, 90; Lustig. DR.. Tom,
50: Cloverton and Lytallis. 81: Queen L.,
90; Elm King, To-; Forger, Sapere, 104;
Ell Photo Alvahena. Handy Cross Tingle
and Jake Ward. 1O6; Percy Clark, 100; 10
satte, 1l2.
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ANTI-THIRD TERRIERS
IRE FORCING 4 FIGHT
Status of the Two Republican Con-
ventionS in Wisconsin to Be
Settled In Court.

MADISON, Wis. May 20.-The first step
TO determine which of the two state con-
ventions held here this week was legally
the party convention was taken by the
anti-third-term Republicans tonight. when
a demand was made on w. d. Common,
chairman of the Lafollette state central
committee, to permit attorneys to examine
and make copies of all delegate credentials
and other papers bearing on the question
as TO what persons were elected as dele
gates.
Notice was also served that such papers
must be carefully preserved intact, sin or
der that they may be used as evidence in
the contest TO determine what delegates at
large from Wisconsin are entitled to seats
in the national convention at Chicago, and
as evidence in any contest that may be
made in the courts to determine which of
the two conventions shall have the names
of its nominees placed on the official ballot
under the regular party name.
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CINCINNATI, May 0.-The second days
racing at Latonia resulted disastrously for
the talent. as all the favorites were beaten.
The SUR orises of the day were the victories
OF President Gallant, at Is to /, in the third
race. and Gracious, a 12-to-1 shot, in the
last race Starter Holman left tonight
for Chicago. He will ofadate at Haw-
thorne- Judge Frank Bryan viii do the
starting here tomorrow. Summary:
First Race--Six furiongs: May Combs ee
(PauD, 70 2, won; Mizzenmast, los l(ldun-
roe,. even, second; Henry L. Hermann, tr-,
70 and ' onehaf l% qnr.ones The
Thrall le7 Oh Davis). to 1, won; Manfred,
u2 u. Hicks, TO 2, second; Black Art. 1O7
(Munro). Is TO 2. third Time. ST.
Third-One mile: Sir Gallant, lo4 PauD,
l5 TO l, won; Fonsoluca, f0s (doffier), TO
3. second: Fore and Aft, 104 (Niblacix), to
Fourth-Six furiongs: Florence Fonso SO
(pauD, to l. won: Idle. Sc Richsteiger),
10 to l. second; Oudon. 112 q. Conley). 10
10 1, third Time, 1:16A.
Fifth-Five furiongs: Woodclaim, IS
CRichstaiger). TO 1. won; Green Gown. 104
(E- Aorrison), TO !, second; Daisy Dean.
IS PauD, Is to l, third. Time, 1:Oslh.
50 IL WeddeTstrando, u to !, won; Kill
morie, 50 CIV. Fischer). tn g second;
Briers. l0i Cd BoIand). to 1. third Time,
1:46.
Latonia entries for Saturday:
First Race-Six furlongs; selling: Lenor,
107; Glsndon. los; Badger, Prenius, Craven,
104: Defacto. Buffalo Bill. 102: Lady Draper,
Lula Mari, 100. Bald Hornet, 81.
Second-Four and one-half furlongs; two
year-old FLIES; purse: Waltzetto, Barbara
Whiting. 10; Lady Aristocracy. Meadow
Plume. Grace Appleton. Dfxeile. Lilliadra,
Uba, Rossessa. Miss Wonder. 1O4
Thfrd-One mile; selling: Mariana, 98;
Idogo. Prank Nc, 80; Rossmond, los; Hand
mark. 81: Doc Carr, 10s; Baird IL, Cruachan,
81; Sailors Dream, So
Fourth-Five furiongs; the Harold stakes;
two-year-olds: Dictator, LAWYER, 1O5; Re
bounded, Cesarius, 10; Weberfields, lis;
Oiseau. 123.
FifthS-Six furlongs; selling: Flying Girl.
los; King Rose, III: Benmora, 49, Bob
Franklin, 81; Miriam W., 100. Quiz IL i04:
Mabel VIM. 10S; Our Sallie, 100; The Boer,
104.
Sixth-Seven furlongs: Locust Blossom,
Googoo. Grand Mary, 1O2; Idle. Bell Toone
Fair Alien. 30: Fleuron. Jos; Eleata, Miss
Fleischman, 50; Frivol. Gracious. 81
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farmers. 500 p. no. stereopticon. up the
Nile by the Rev Dimetrius Tillotson.

farmers. 500 p. no, stereopticon. up the
Nile by the Rev Dimetrius Tillotson.
Aug. Sold Settlers day: 1890 a. m, ser
mon by the Rev d. Tillotson, Of Lebanon.
Ind. 800 p. m, short talks by old settlers
and their friends. 500 p. m, programme by
Professor F. d. Churchill impersonator.
Aug. &C. A. r. day: $3.50 a. M, imper-
sonations by f. d. Churchill. 1880 m.
address by Dr. ID. r. Lucas. 300 p. m,
veterans camp fire. 500 p. m. lecture
Qollicking fun by DIR. c. W. Blodgett. OF
Cincinnati.
Aug. Last Sunday: 1870 a. m, sermon
by DIR. Frank Clare English. president of
Moore's Hill College. 200 p m, sermon by
Dr. Blodgett. $3.50 D. m, songs. 500 p. m,
service, led by the Rev. A B. Davidson
Aug. SEFraternal day: Masons, Odd Eel
lows, knights and others are invited to
speak. 300 p. m, lecture on "Fraternities
by H. d. Sterrett. 500 p. m. illustrated
lecture. High Castles and Outcasts OF
Great Cities. by Dr. English
Aug. 9-Political day: Speakers of the diff
ferent political parties 10 speak.
Aug. 10-Closing day.
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ClARAPHINE BEST F|LlY
At MORRIS PARK TRACK
She Led Field in the Gaiety Stakes
and Won, with Incarnation
Second.
THREE FAVORITES WON
Races End at Kinloch with Elias
tic Winning the Feature
Event-ReSults.
THREE FAVORITES WON

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Sidney Paget's
Czaraphine won the Gaiety stakes for two
year-olds at Morris Park to-day, leading
home a fair field Of allies. She was ia
vorite and won handily by length from
Incarnation, which just nosed out Chrysitis
for the place. Summary:
First Race-Eclipse course; selling: Cir
die. Jos Qyne). TO l, won; Lady Mirthful,
"a q. jones', % TO l. second; Young Henry,
I22 CRedfern), 10 l. third. Time, 1:1124.
Second-Last five furlongs OF Eclipse
course: The Claimant, 10 Shaw, l TO 2,
won: Escutcheon, 10 (Cochran), to l.
second; Lilac, 107 (Burns). 10 to l. third.
Third~The Gaiety stakes; last four and a
half furlongs of Eclipse course: Cara
phine,. III Qynel, {, to 5. won; Incantation,
122 (Martin), TO l, second; Chrysitis, 112
CPhillps), Is TO l, third. Time, :52%.
Fourth-Last seven furlongs of Withers
mile: Hortensia. IS q. jones', even, won;
South Trimble, ia (Hildebrand), to .,
third. Time, 1:2S.
Fifth-The withers mile: selling: Go Be-
Charles Charlie Elwood' ios A tPRnps,. 8 to w sec
ond; Trepan, l07 (Redfern), Z to /, third.
Time, 1:4o1k.
miles: City Bank, 100 CHildebrand) 3 to 1,
won; Grazello, 103 (Cormack), to |, Sec
ond; Andy Williams, los (Redfern). to 1.
third Time 1:46
Morris Park entries for Saturday:
First Race-Seven furlongs of withers
mile; selling: Rob Roy, III; Ratchet, Palm
Bearer 10: Champlaih. 107: Tom Cod. Cata-
line, los: John F. Ahearn, Judge Denton,
1O3; F1orizal. 102; Gananogue 49,
Seoond-Four and one-half furlongs of
Eclipse course; selling: Lincroft, Ill: Fill
gree, LOG: Judas. Asterisk, Matador, 102;
Pleir de Marie, 10l; High Life, COnsuelo
II, Raiment, Jerusha. 80: Madam Satan.
Flavor, Esterre. 81
Third-Seventh National Stallion; five
furlongs of Eclipse course: Song and
Wine, Blandy, Amber Jack. Pasadena, 122;
Belle Strome, Tanya, Rose of Dawn, Anger.
Veto, i19: Britisher, IL.
Fourth-The Ladies' withers mile: Fine
Art, MarJoram, Beldame, Raglan, Audiences,
Dinple, III.
Fifth-The Grand NATIONAL; about two
and one-half miles: Lavator, Caller. ISL;
Plato, 15S, Walter Cleary, 152: Fox Hunter.
14s; The Ragged Cavalier. Judge Phillips,
las: Fitian, AS; st. Jude. 142. Yelp, IA.
sfxtt-Handicap: withers mile: Hermis.
12S; Hurstbourne 1A; Short Nose, lis; Lux
Casta. Toboggan. 11S: Leonidas. los; Lord
Badge, 107; Buttons. 107; Stolen Moments,
IS; Athol, Akela, 81; Hello, So; Phoan, 90;
Lord Melbourne, 80; Illyria. IS.
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Americans May Not Enter.

NEW YORK. May 2O.-There is likely to
be American representation in the in
ternational cup race in Germany on June
II. racing committee ofNthe Automobile
Club of America having decided to recon-
mend no representative after the scheduled
trial of the entries for the team on the En-
pire City trotting track had ended in
greater tiasco than the earlier trials of the
COZ
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county Indiana. for the twenty
four hours end gniat p May 20, 1904:
Edward G Dqnmeyer ct ux. to Citizens
Lot 10, Ridenours Highland Home
G. Buddenbaum. Lot l47 Nobess
indianapolis $4,000
Buddenbaum ct al. Lots and s.
Jones's sub of Outlet Il, city of Indian
apolis ....................... L177.5O
University- Heights sub .............. 10000
Campbell. pit of Lot 1. Bulsterbaums
sob. E. T. Fletcher's 1st Brookside
E ne6 e Graham :; a, 10 FRANK LOO"
izor ct uS.. N pit Of Lot 2. Levi Filters
add. Irvington. L. OOOOo
Peafson Iot ae7 Scouts SO 1n &snRns
add 155oOO
sub. nvingtorf. ... 10000
Nordyke 8 Marmon Company to Fred
McCallister ct ux, Lot l. Frederick
Reisner's lst West Indianapolis add. 1850. 90
Nathan Rheinheimer al. TO Bert L.
Feibleman, Lot is and strip adjoining.
So n. John II. vajen's sub city of
Indianapolis LOO
I. Feibleman Lot IS, So q. John II.
vajen's sub, city of indianapolis. $500 90
Crawford Fairbanks ct to Michael
lawn add. 10000
Brown. Lot o Annie Miiler's sub.
Yandes's sub. Carson farm. $3.50. $4,000
John w Hotties TO Arthur V Brown.
Lots go and so. A. c. Ayres's South
Meridian-st add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,000
Fred z. Winship ct TO Stewart T.
add 25oOOO
George @. Bragunier ct al. TO Louise c.
Denke-. Lot a. Braeunier's add .....-.. 1850
John d Bragunier ct al Emma c.
Denker,. Lot 10. Bragunier's add. 1880
German American Building Association
Indianapolis 10000
Ellis r. Clary ct to Laura Bell
Hempleman 10; IL Margaret Nc
Cartys sub OF Outlets 1I9. etc. city Of
indianapolis 600 90
Amos K Hollowell ct ux. to Edwin O.
Nordyke & Honoweii's GTand1ies add. $500
William l. Elder et TX. TO Francis 7.
Hord. Lot 496. William L. Elders
University Heights sub-.-..-.-..-....... $50 90
John Wesley Smith to Laura Il. Wing
ct al, Lots 10 and Ill. Horace X.
Aliens I'd North add ....................-. $50 90
John S. Neal ct ux- 10 Claude ].
Stephenson ct ux.. Lot r. Meals West
Westinghouse. sub. west Of White
Amery c. White ct TX. to Martin @
Kuntz. Lot IL. IL. Winters sub Seid-
ensticker & Naltner's sub ....,..:...... LOSOOO
Christina c. Hopkins ct al to John c..
Kline ct TX, Lot 81. John c. Shoe
maker ct ais add to Brooksde. 5000
Warren II. Crozier 10 John ID. Crozier
und 4 int In Lot /, Alfred NJ. Ogle
ct al IS East Park add.................... 500 %
Samuel Schuck ct TO Clinton Scott
Lot SO. 1st sec Rosemont add............ 300 90
Transfers. "a total consideration, $50 o4s IS
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, May 20.-South
Bend has decided to secure the 1905 tourna-
nfent of the Indiana Golf Association and
strong delegation will be sent to the an
nual meeting of the association which will
be held at Indianapolis this year. AS the
state tournament has never been held north
OF Richmond South Bends chances are re-
garded as excellent.
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MUNROE .4RRIFES 1T
HIS TRAINING CAMP

Specialize the Indianapolis Journal
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May 9o--Jack
Munroe has arrived and now sports are
breathing freer and are reasonably 'as-
sured that there viii be something doing in
the ring here on June II. Munroe is even
IN better condition than JeffFies. who is
still burdened with superfiuous flesh,
which must be worked off. Munroe went at
once 20 his training quarters at Ocean
Reach.
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DoubIe-Header To-day.

The Manual Training High School base
ball team practieed yesterday afternoon at
Washington Park preparatory TO the game
there to-day with the louisville Male High
School. :. II. s. will also play Louisville
Several changes were made i'm the tea s
batting order chiefly that of Diddle. The
first game will be called at 2>p. m. Nc
Gaughey. an old Butler man. will umpire
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NEW YORK, May 2.-President Clowry,
of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
said to-day that the abolition of the COM
pany's racing department, announced by
him on Thursday, is to be permanent He
also said that the company will not lease
wires to poolrooms. The company's branch
offices at the race tracks will be maintained
for the transmission of such MESA ges
as may be offered in the ordinary course of
business
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by means of a rubber bulb arranged at the
end of the brush's handle and forming a
receDtacle for the water.
The above cut clearly Illustrates the
brush with bulb attachment and its method
OF operation is easily understood The bulb
IS held in the palm OF the hand. ard as the
brush is drawn back and forth over the
teeth pressure is applied. forcing the water
through a little channel in the handle TO
the bristles. where ii is poured on 10 the
teeth.
When the process OF cleaning the teeth
has been completed the water remaining
in the bulb Is forced out, and in its pas
sage cleanses the bristles.
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George Liebich. COS West North. repairs $50
William \. Harding, SS2 East Pearl. bushes.
building. s., 900.
Herman Riebling. 1925 Spruce. storage room
$500.
Mrs staub. 7ls North Alabama. repairs. 800.
Otto Mix SIS Keystone house. $3.50.
George w Bean. 515 Blackford. repairs. SIS.
Rosina Winter 1901 Yandes. barn, 500
f " Universaw. 505 Woodlawn, shed $40
James F. Smith. ii52 West Thirty-fourth re
pairs. SIS.
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League Standing.
RECORDS SMASHED IN
JEFFERSONVILLE MEET
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE, May IA large
crowd attended the athletic meet of the
Jacksonville High School at Glenwood
Park to-day. Thirteen events were pulled
off and out of a possible score of 60 points
Bunnell and Voight made % each, tying
for the grand prize of a gold watch offered
by a local jeweler. The matter was settled
by Bunnell taking the timepiece and paying
Weight half of its value. All local records
for pole vaulting and running were
smashed
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Purdue Tennis Team in Chicago.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. May 2O.-The Purdue
tennis team. composed of Marshall Cunning
]. G. Kirby and ]. c. Good, o. and Fred
erick ID. Ritter. 'O5. went to Chicago to-day
to play the University OF Chicago tennis
team singles and doubles. Dunning and
Kirby will play in the doubles and Good
will play the singles. Ritter accompanied
them as second man in the singles. The
players will return tomorrow, and will at
once begin practice for the state meet at
INDIANAPOLIS on June 6.
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Yanger May Fight Herrera.

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
CHICAGO. May 20.-Aurelia Herrera has
reached Chicago from the West. The Mexi-
can has been offered a fight with Benny
Yanger for Miners Union day at Butte.
Mont. June Is. The articles propose "A
twenty-round contest at $50 pounds weigh
in at 10 O'Clock in the morning.
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Lawyers Made Nineteen Errors.

Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal
FRANKLIN. Ind, May 20.-The Frank
lin College baseball team defeated the In
dianapolis College of Law this afternoon
by a score of % to 2. The game was one
sided from the beginning and abounded in
costly errors. Score:
r II Z
l. c. of LID 0 2 0 O 0 O. 10
Franklin .5 o 6 o *-23 16 6
Batteries-Beck, Ault and Quick; Webb
John Duggan and Elmer Duggan.
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Jimmy Gardner Won.

CHICAGO. May 20.-Jimmy Gardner. OF
Lowell. Mass Knocked out George Mem
sick. of Chicago in the third round OF what
Was 10 have been six-round contest here
tonight Gardner was entirely too fast
for the local man.
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PARIS. May 2o.-The Ardennes motor
trials for the James Gordon Bennett inter-
NJ tfonal cup contest went of without seri-
Gus accident to-day. The first arrivals
were Thery. Salleron and Rougier. The
final results await official timing.
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NOVEL TOOTHBRUSH.
Equipped with Fountain to Sup
DIV Water.

A clever device has been patented in the
shape of toothbrush so constructed as to
furnish water needed for cleaning the
molars and then thoroughly washing out
the brush itself. This Is all accomplished
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AUBURN.-Referee Harris has appointed
John s. House and Ralph J. Marvin. OF
Fort Wayne. and Frank Eckhart. of this
city, appraisers OF the bankrupt estate OF
the Model Gas Engine Company OF this
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Tur.nne Won at Paris.

PARIS. May 20-W. X. Vanderbilt's Tu-
renne won the Prix minstrel. OF 5000. to-
day, and his Calico came in second in the
race for the Prix Bocage.
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Delphi Team Won.

Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
DELPHI. Ind. May D.-The Delphi base
bali team defeated the ST. Joseph's College
team. OF Rensselaer,. this afternoon by a
score .of 10 s.
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The official opening OF Germania Park,
which was TO have occurred tomorrow. has
been postponed until May 80 owing TO the
unfavorable weather OF the past week.
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"BATTLING" NELSON
KNOCKS OUT CANOLE

SAN FRANCISCO. May a.-"Battling'
Nelson knocked out Martin Canoie in the
eighteenth round
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WRITE TO-DAY, SURE

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building Permits.

Transfers. q; total consideration,
The border vidette., 1904-06-04
Southern Pacific Company.

Train No. II leaves Nogales. 4:35 d. m ., daily, arriving at Benson, :35 m, and at Tucson. 9:50 q. m.
 Train No l2 leaves Tucson, 3:05 p. m, daily, arriving al Benson, 5:25 p. m, and at Nogales, S:5:5 D. m.
 Sunset Limited east bound, passes Benson, 7:50 m.
 Sunset Limited westbound, passes Benson. 5:40 p. m.
 Close connection is made at FaiI bank with Fl PaSo X Southwestern By. for Tombstone, Bisbee, Naco, Douglas. and other points on that line, and close connection is also made at Naco for Canauea.
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Order for Re-reeistration.

At meeting of the Board of Super visors of Santa Cruz County, Arizon a Territory, held May 2nd, 1901, on motion, and all memb bers of said Board of Supervisors voting "aye, it was or dered that a re-registration of the vot- CTS of said county be had, and the clerk was instructed to publish said order for not less than thirty days. preceding next ensuing election as re- quired by law.
 PHIL HEROLD,
 Clerk of Board of Supervisors Of
 Santa Cruz County. Dated Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona, May 2nd. 1904. st.