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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25
A Cleveland Letter.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 20, 1904

CLEVELAND, Aug. 20, 1904.
ED. WHITE PINE NEWS.
DEAR SIR:-In your issue of
the 18th was q local Flood at
Cleveland Greek. In order that
the people of this county may
know that those living on the
ranch have not been swept away
entirely, I will state the particu-
lars of the floods. On the 9th
inst We had an unusually hot and
sultry day. About sunset there
arose many dark clouds. There
was loud thunder and great
flashes of lightning. About 9
| o'clock in the evor'rg the rain
commenced. and kept up until
midnight. There were such
heavy peals Of thunder that it
shook the buildings and made
the doors and windows rattle.
Ed. Foster was awake. and
called Mr.. Fletcher. the fore
man, who was sleeping in the
same room with him, and said:
There is q. sound OF rushing
waters" Mr.. Fletcher arose
immediately, took a lantern--for
the night was very dark--and
went to the bridge near the log
bunk-house, and found the mud
dy water rushing over the bridge
a foot deep. He then called Mr..
Peters to look at the water, and
also called the men who were
sleeping in the stables, and Mr..
Woodman. They went along the
bank of the creek to find out if
the water waa doing any dam
age. There had been a cloud
burst upon the creek, it was evil
dent. The water had subsidized
by noon the following day, and
only a few foot.bridges and
water.gates were taken awav.
By evening everything was re-
paired.
On Thursday afternoon there
was more heavy thunder and
lightning, and a cloud-burst on
tho head of the creek which
caused the rush OF dark muddy
water to come roaring down the
channel, and did not recede un-
til 10 o o'clock that night. Again
on the 10th there was more thun-
der and lightning and heavy
rains, and in the afternoon the
water came tearing down, and
overaowed the bridges but did
no damage. J. Hickman rode
up along the banks of the creek
to see if the cloud. bursts and
water had taken any stock along
in its course, and found them
quietly grazing on the range.
| Mr.. Hickman said most of the
water fell on Cave Creek, and
had uprooted large green trees,
and a great deal of debris was
piled upon the banks, and where
a man could ride horseback.
there were gulches ten feet deep.
The floods have been great
benefit to the ranch and range,
and no houses have been swept
away, and we feel very thankful
for the glorious rains so much
needed. A SUBSCRIBER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25

Joe Newman, wife and son, Mrs.
G. F. Newman and daughter, Mrs.
A. ]. Millick, Misses Amy and
Dorothy Parker and Messrs Albert
and Henry Millick and Steve Baker
returned Saturday from a camping
trip in Spring valley.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25

H. A. Cou1ins, D. S. Dickerson
and R. A. Riepe left Friday to at
tend the Silver Party and Demo
cratic conventions at Winnemucca,
news of which appears in another
column.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25

Supt. E. F. Gray of the White
Pine Copper Co. left Tuesday morn
ing for Cherry Creek to be initiated
a member of the Masonic lodge at
that ploce-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25
SILVER MEN AND
DEMOCRATS FUSE
Endorse Governor Sparks for tile
U. 5. Senate.

u, ys ySI0sCs
The Democratic State Conven-
ton met at Winnemucca on Mon.
day last. At Las p. m. the con.
vention was called to order, and
James G.. Sweeney elected as
temporary Chairman. Phil. S.
Triplett was chosen as Secre.
tary, and E. L. Bingham as AS
sistant Secretary.
After considerable discz-.siou
the convention decided to select
the committee on credentials by
allowing each county to select q
member of that committee, such
selections to be confirmed by the
temporary chairman of the con.
vention.
It was then moved and sec.
onded that the committee on
permanent organization and or
der of business be chosen in the
same manner, which was carried.
The committee on platform
and resolutions was then chosen
in the same manner.
A conference committee was
similarly appointed to confer
with like committee from the
Silver convention.
A committee of two, consisting
Of Mr.. Chartz and Mr.. Consedine
was appointed to notify the Sill
yer party of its action.
The convention then adjourn
ed to meet at 5 p. m.
The Silver party convention
met at 2 p. m., with Sam P.
Davis as temporary Chairman,
and G. e. Robbins as temporary
Secretary.
The committee of two appoint-
ed by the Democratic convention
| then appeared upon the scene,
| and stated the nature Of its bust.
ness to the Silver people. This
committee told the Silver people
that the Democrats were willing
| and anxious to meet them in con.
ference at the earliest possible
moment, and that the Democrats
wished for harmony and were
willing to sacrifice much to that
end. Knowing the hopelessness
of their cause. they virtually
begged the Silver people to dc
all in their power to aid them.
The Silver party at that hour
were having troubles of their
own, as Elko, Eureka and
Washoe counties each sent in
two lunches of delegates, and
something had to be done to en-
thuse a little harmony into theil
own ranks before they made ar
their minds to jibe with the
Democrats.
However, the dove Of peace
spread it's wings over the turbu
lent spirits in both camps, anc
and a motion to jibe with eacf
other and see what could be done
went through with q whoop
The result of the fusion Of the
two parties was the following
ticket:
Presidential Electors-Z. Ken
dali, E. Clark and j. Hesson.
United States Senator--Johr
Sparks.
Congressman-Clarence Dunr
Van Duzer.
Supreme Judge--Horace F
Bartine.
Regent-long term-J. Curry
Regent-short term Boyle
The people Of Winnemucc'
did all in their power to mak'
the visiting delegates feel a
home.
A ball was given Monday eve
ming by the citizen in honor O.
the delegates, and brass bant
furnished them music through
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-25

Every sick person in town is re-
ported as couvalesceut.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17
A Strong
G Combination

~ a
E. Q. Getchell and 4. o. Kermott
of Cheyenne. were in the city Sunday
making final arrangements with M.
2 Nef y Go. for handling the home
seekers on the reservation. These
two gentlmen are in the real estate
business at Cheyenne. Mr. Getchell
is more familiar with reservation
lands than any body else, and being, a
man Of high honor he will give re-
liable information to those seeking
|homesteads on the reservati ion. Mr..
sNef will handle the Devils Lake end
in the interests Of t5etchell 81 Ker-
mott, and parties desiring to obtain
reliable information should see Mr..
Neff. he is prepared to take parties
Eof 1--WE to fifty onto the reservation at
any time where they will be met by
Mr.. Getchell and escorted to I'LL the
lands about to be thrown open Mr..
EGetchell is absolutely tine only man
III this section Of the state who is
familiar with section lines town
ships. and the llotted as well as
allotted lands on the reservation. SIS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17
No More Sunday
Base Ball

To The editor Of the Inter. Ocean:
Since the bIication Of the statement
regarding Sunday baseball 10 Yonr
last weeks Issue a conference hrs
been held with the manag ement of the
baseball team. AT this conference il
was made perfect plain 10 as that
the charge Of open defiance brought
against the leaders Of the baseball
movement was wrongly preferred.
EIt Is tIue that expressions nf such de-
Efiance were made to Us by q com
mittee which came to confer with Us
when the issue Of Sunday ball was
/ irst raised. II now appears, how
ever, that this COMMITTEES was self
appointed and that the attitude taken
By II, ard certain members Of ii
particularly. has at no time been the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17
attitude Of the baseball management.

attitude Of the baseball management.
In q word, the defiance Of certain
individuals has not been the defiance
Of the team. We are glad to make
this public acknowledg cement of our
mistake because we are rejoiced to
learn that we were MISTAKEN. We
still hold that Sunday baseball is in
its nature and its effects all that we
claimed il to be, but we wish to
recall the charge Of open defiance on
the part Of the baseball leaders,
In view of onr willingness to make
this statement the management of the
baseball team has pledged itself to
the discontiuuance Of Sunday ball.
This statement has been submitted to
the baseball management before
publication. and it is fully approved
and endorsed.
We wish to say further, that the
opposition which we have led is not
and has never been to baseball as
such, but simply and solely to base.
ball on Sunday, and. in the light Of
this strsig htforHard, manly position
taken BY the baseball management,
we wish to pledge onr hearty support,
both moral and financial, to the inter-
ests Of the Devils Lake team. This
peaceful, cordial settlement Of the
Sunday baseball issuein Devils Lake
should be source Of Qualification to
the entire community. There is now
no barrier in the way of united
support from the entire community.
May that support be given and may.
the record Of the Devils Lake team
this season be record Of which we
shall all be justly proud.
Respectfully yours.
s. Reeves
Q. James.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17

he will work for the present time.
His 4uany friends in this city are
pleased to learn Of his promotion, but.
are sorry that he leaves this city.
MeKibbin 8 stetson hats at:
Mann s.
Rooms wanted Two small rooms
for light housekeeping adress
AZ, care Inter-O Ocean 15-1t
Crop conditions in Ramsey county
contin ne to be all that could be desir-.
ed. There has been plenty Of mois-
ture and grain is grow ing nicely,
though a5little warmer weather would.
help some.
Greenwood lots are sold cntlignt--
not for 80 years but for all time.
Talk with .. o. Baughman. 1871
II will pay you to buy clothing at
Mann IS. .s.s
A great variety Of fresh vegetables
delivered to your door every morning. &
Call up Baughman at. Ghautauque by
phone. His delivery man will call
at your house.
Supt. Davis Of Fort Totten purchas-:
ed at the fancy stock sale at Fargo
the Duke Of Elmwood, one Of the
!, largest bulls ever brough hit to this sec
tion. The animal weighs Z, 400
pounds. He was transferred at Devils
Lake and was at Bells barn Friday
where he attracted a great deal at
tention from those interested il live,
stock he was taken to Fort Totten
Saturday.
Guaranteed clothing, union made
suits from $40 TO $40 at Mann'a
Some Of the best people in the state
have bought Greenwood lots and
handsome cottages will be erected.
Greenwood will be the fashiouabe
street Of the delightful summer res
sort Of Devils Lake A few more
choice locations for sale. You sernre
a deed Of your property, and have
water front privileges. Talk with .. I
O. Baughman. 1871
Devils Lake ladies' corsets Don u
jump on your dressmaker with all
fours Il your dress disploases you in.
/ its AT or lack Of style. Taking it for
granted that your figure Is %. Il. the
fault cannot help but lie il the corset
yon We been wearing. That's why
the Leading taiiors Of s Boston. New
York, Paris and Chicago have
endorsed the corsets we're selling.
land the prices are just like those Of
ordinary corsets no higher. w
Mann 81 Son.
Miss File A. Richter and Mr..
VILLAIN p. Powell were married last
Thursday at Grand Harbor. Rev. o.5
IF. Jones officiating The bride is an
accomplished young lady, q general
society favoite, who has many friends
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17

policies issued BY this order provide
that in case Of fetal disability the.
insured shall receive one tenth the
amount Of the face Of their policy
annually for ten years Mr. Pierce
isscarrying q $1,000 lolicy and he
greatly appreciates this feature of the
order.
Eggs s15 cents per dozen at Mann 8.
w. nj Holbrook left Sunday for
Grand Forks where be spent Monday
on buisness and pleasure.
The W. 7. Douglass shoes for men
and boys at Mann e. ss
For sale. a hot air furnace just
as good as new; for sale cheap.
Inquire at Russell u Schultz s Office.
15tf.
Misses Laurina and Lucy Van
nier and Mrs Robert Wilmott left
Tuesday for the st. Louis fair.
j4s 4SNIOSuWOOu55AO Oo al . OA12 {DSeV VI viz
lake front. They immed iatey join
the Chautauqua grounds Oh the north
an ideal location for cottages, md
a delightful resort for quiet summer
outing. See J. @. Baughmna on the
grounds. 15s2t }.
# Misses Mable and Bertha Daeley
arrived Friday evening" from " mona.
MINI. where they have been attend
ing ne st. Francis academy
Sweet Orr overalls and Jackets at
Mann 9.
81 Harry Dingle, who has been in the
employ Of the Robertson Lumber Go.
il this city Tor the past eighteen
months Was promoted as q result Of
his faithful and efficient service.
Harry is now ii Grand Forks where
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17

gth1ough out this section of the county.
The groom is one Of Grand Harbol q
prosperous business men VINO has
made great srlccess in this county.
The happy pair left Immediately fars
the st, Louis fair carrying with them
the best wishes Of many friends for
future happiness and prosperity.
Baughmann's Chantauqua garden
+ is better and farther advanced this
year than ever before Baughman's
wagon Is now supplying fresh vege-
tables every morning to Devils Lake
people. Buy Of Baughman and get
the best. 1918.
w. p. Mfllar was down from Web
lister Tuesday ;ss
Shirt waist marvels Here at our
store are shirt waists the stylish,
pert kind stripes, checks, figures
and wonderful blendirgs Of colors.
Prices from the least little sums up
wards. Now there's no excuse for
you not having an attractive shirt
waist. F. w. Mann e. Son.
An exchange says When young
man goes calling, if he can get his
attention off his own attracti eness
Hong enough to observe it he will find
Itnat near 10 o'clock, the girl begins
Ito look worried, bsentminded. and
|her laughs at his jokes are Suppressed
land forced. At 1890 she seems to be
in q panic, and If he should depart
ithen and shake hands goodby, he
would find her hand icy cold. Noises
lare heard upstairs. A man is grum-
bling and women pleading. Will
the young man go before the father
makes a scene I Both the daughter
downstairs and the mother upstairs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17
Three Deaths
From Lightning

A severe electrical Storm visited
Ramsey county Thursday afternoon.
Near Garske the 10syear-old daugh-
ter Of Mr., and Mrs. Hans Lee was
struck BY lightning and Instantly.
killed.
John Panlson, an employee on the
farm Of Mormon Morrison, near Web
Ester, was killed.
Peter Hanson Of Churchs Ferry,
while standing in the door Of Rodenss
livery barn, was also Instantly killed.
The Storm was the worst ever
known ii the county.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17

are hoping that be will, but the
young man stays and stays. Finally
he gets up to go, and the girl is so
relieved she asks him to come again
Chic shirt waist suits Trim.
tasty, economical summer dresses are
those, and they are making their
headquarters at orr store IN dainty
hair line effects in blue, brown. black
and also in cheeks. Exceptionally
pretty styles for this summer s wear
and many new styles inst received
you can pick from. F. Mann u
Son. -, ..s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17

Room and board, at reasonable
rates, at Mrs. Hodg son 8 private
boarding house. 1atf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1904-06-17

he will work for the present time.
His 4uany friends in this city are
pleased to learn Of his promotion, but
are sorry that he leaves this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
nElLTn HRNI

70 Is q bad commentary 0u thr pry.
elquo of our young men. suv tho
Pathfinder that 90 laa candidates
who passed the mental examination
al tho naval academy this year ma
were rejected because they dii not
como up 90 the physical standard
u appears easier t1 produce good
students than students who are good
specimens physically Athletes nro
not necessarily healthy subjects, ln
fact most OF them oyord1 and doycl.
op weakness. What We need ls moro
rational attention fo the common
sense laws of health
No amount of book learning o.
worth much without the foundation
81 good health and ot the pace most
of us are living these days good
health is bound 90 boz tho exception
instead of iho rule You can find
half duzHn scholars to one person
who gives amy Thought t0 the porscr.
walton OF hIs health Tho average per.
son goes ON fnu principle of abusing
his health and ruIyur Hu medicine tu
IN him up. instead uf living boo way
tu iurp.rlIl sickness
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
the cuY or aiPPlylH

party oft Youths were pressing
forward WIt eager r.t a'0ue thp
.HaI .hHl I.I QUO 0f tHg mountains
u.n tine er.l' world below Thoy were
travelling toward gold anI Sunshine
400 fame nuupd Goa Dog chat mysfDr.
Uu. muHH. which through th. AGES
HHs .ftr drawn men and naf'uns west.
N1rN And aE they I0unpyod tHpy
uD. 900 u'H muu .hoi with iron. zoe.
.Ina n'Uus boz tH. opposite direction.
Ih. nId man bad, them pause Tor "a
moment questioning them aa u
whittier They we're going. aud the
youths answered Boo un, voice. "ru
'hu city uf happiness The aged pIl.
.r.m looked upon them arayuIy 81
have sought be- replied f,cbIy. over
'NU most part uf tH, world Tor thp rIfy
ni which sou speak Three such pairs
la you sO. Goa my feet have . worn
.H. ur fHH u..ruar. UHt aH IH.
5000. 2 have u.f found mo r.fe Y,r
.-IiU D auI.I from exhaustion hs
.hy roadway aud as Q lug tn.rD r
seemed q. boar COO au.. saving up.
hold Ihu city of Happiness lies at
every man threshold. and there ID.
HH need lar h.m tu Journey TAR .r rs
search
And 500 now . 3m going back. after
t| these years. fo my UtIr mountain
home and. Good UiUug { Shall find
'h.rc Che happy y.uy Robert Louis
Stevenson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

overlook her aud arain attacked nor.
infI.cNug DO aIl sor,u deep ra .hea
in fno throat and back part of tho
neck
officer GaaI aud Carha. were near
900 hand and heard rha screams of tho
dying woman and rushed tD the ercuo
o.. once and arrested the murderer as
Doc stood calmly rloounr over tho
fallen form of Dos orsfwhIio spouse.
ana siIl holdIur Zoo b.s hand tbo keen
Dlrni razor rDakInH with the NE
blood ut the woman Doc dad sworn 20
love honor and protect ~ is 1llcr
ed that bee stated 200 hystandora that
Dee hoped ho had Killed her aB she
had been mfuI'Hul FOO him. Douglas
was locked up In The city ial ana
l8fcr con- q warrant sworn ont before
Judge Marshall. transferred 20 tho
county JAN
NJ the statement of tho deceased
woman made Saturday Afternoon Is to
IU akpn as tru. fhH murder lrat
might was fho result off "a cold b'olTeA.
Uf.meIHatrd threat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

land San Juan county. clarence Cllf.
ford Captain. Lincoln county. Sam J.
Nixon. poralcs. Roosevelt county:
Francis O. Lester. MosIlla Park Dona
Ana county
W. v HAN Gets Contract
Contract NO sac has boon awarded
to Wendell " Hall United states dep.
uty mineral surveyor. for the survey
of the following townships IN this ter.
rItory Township lG north. range r
east sandoyal county. township 90
north range east sandoval county;
townships 20 and % north. range n
east San Miguel county
o. s. Pensions In New Mexico.
There are 1870 United States pen.
sI0nora in New Mexico vino last
year drew t2Sa12s from Uncle sam
This ls over ono Thousand more than
Utah. with twice the population.
and twenty one more than Idaho. This
demonstrate some of tho good work
that npleaafo Ro1ey has done. Tor ne
has been indrmurablc ln looking at
too personal claims
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
NORMAL INSTITUTE
or VALENCIA COUNTY TO CON.
VENE At LOS LUNAs, AUGUST
10, 1904.

Tho Valencia County Normal Iusta
wfe WII convene uu Monday morn.
us August DO, 1904. at los luuas 70
W.0I continue s.N days. me FIRST wuDs
and four days tHo second week. fuI
lowed CON Friday and Saturday Au.
gust BOB and hy the county uA8miua.
uuns.
Prof, sor o. Francis Duff suu,r.u.
tnHdDHt oft schools of Luna county.
Hls been employed aa conductor aud
instructor
Am teachers OF the county are rc.
0u'r.l Dos hW fD attend th.s Institute
A COPY of ta, institute course of
study wI hp furnished free t0 each
teacher who UUru.E
Professor Duff tuo conductor.
enW.s yog MsbE recommended as "a
sohou. man and Institute worker Now
o. remains for those expecting to
toagu to avail. themselves of the OBJ
rur.uu.ues placed before them.
Worry respectfully
JESUS q. SANCHEZ.
County supt. of Schools
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
ACCUMULATED WISDOM.

Women talk Tor many aud listen for
few.
IIfo without hope ls lIko q house
without roof
Sometimes .ts Che man who doesn't
hesitate 'h8t gets lost
lfH fortunate thing fur some
mems wives that tH,y never marry
Men suoer af feminine vanity. but
70 gathers them 'n ius' me same
lrs their nrk of conscience thbi
makes towards OF some people
Tho millennium like most good
things. Is In uo hurry about buttiug ln.
Many O. man who TALKS well boz pub.
Doc goes home and starts rough
house
IIo talks ana she listens during tho
rour'ship bat after marriage tho plan
Is reversed.
Some men achieve fame. aumo have
30 thrust upon them. and others arc
fortunate enough to ,.o1n, @ alto.
gethor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03
OFFICIAL MATTERS
AD10-rl1d Mineral surveyor

Appointed Mineral surveyor
CHur. b.. Post of NusI'a Park Hls
been appointed United States deputy
mineral surveyor iHr fHs district ~
NuW NU1..u
Appointed Postmaster
jose Maria SANCHEZ has b.ou APP.
pointed postmaster aI Burnley soruu0
county
Horny I.rmu h1s been appointed
postmaster al posoom0utr. Union
county
Public Land Entries
pW.ua .rg fiscal year ending June
800 1908 rhpro were lG.S public land
entries covering GOl $3.50 acres. yl.Id.
Iue O. revenue OF 3lOC st5 loo New Mex.
Too TH|H s "a d.crUasg u mo land
iuEau Uu compared With the previous
year of over SOC 900 aCros
NotarIes Public Appointed
The following persons have been
commits I0noi a8 uo.urgs public by
Gov Oforl william Evans. Fruit
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

'or 'HH nri linn, in Dos history mo
Immense reservoir hUIf tom years ago
hr lHu Santa Fo at Ash Fork cae. of
No.I'.s ulI af water t1 overflow
n. WHOM the reservoir was con.
Hw..I u' vast expense. Do was sup
posed chat 10 would bo 1n easy mat
fnu .a UI ia hut Goo source OFF sup.
n.E lEU Hut 0r tIuru was 90 gIarug
mistake made bv some One loo recon.
u.uIu" fH. reservoir. for Do was do.
U'nuHIu failure from tho starr. and
u stood Ha o. monument l1 some
0n. upuN poo. now there wlror
"a. Docs. .H. company fur many months
Bui 600 m account off tho heavy
fum which hay. swept tho rDriUu
San IUurTlIu0 Time.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-09-03

BON la to try to defeat aim from se.
curling tb. rHJ.rmaUsH.p 1f the repu1.
Team rnrf. LOO ifs Territory Nr Hub.
lnl .a charged with accepting moro
1'au 'N1u POI. aus allowed hy law
"..I. HI...HfauH.u. off schools of
.UIa county IiH accounts we're an.
proved 1uI paid ny .b. uUHfd of coun
.E commissioner. aHI f be vas paid
H nH,h H. f. imply able and willing
H mH.u good tHD amount
DHr. uaHUHE Uu.hsI because
"r lu...T opposed bs appointment
. attorney aud Slower f0l
H. .H. lead H. CLANCY because Doc is
headed 'mm unI hguE re.uen.I
H.I given lu office u fact st1gor
.' IHu opinion chat hu carries
.UI WITH H.W surplus of honesty
.N '"Hi HH amazing ability BIAS not
r property appreciated hy Nr
.'uU..I and other leaders of me ro.
publican party Zoo this county