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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-05-26
DEATHS SUDDEN CALL
TAKES FROM OUR MIDST AT
TORNEY f. W. THORP, WHO
WAS STRICKEN DOWN BY A
STROKEOF APOPLEXY WHILE
READING IN HIS OFFICE.

Tuesday night at an unknown hour
deaths angel again visited James
town and took from our midst one of
the city's most able attorneys and a
highly respected citizen, 10. W.
Thorp.
At a late hour last night, Mr..
Thorp, familiarly known as ''iudge"
was seen by friends and earlier In
the evening had been seen reading
in his library adjoining his office.
Carey Draper had seen and spoken to
him as he passed his Office on his way
to his room in the same building.
The last seen of the deceased, in life,
was shortly after ten o'clock last
evening and he was next discovered
lying prostrate on the floor in the
doorway between his Office and library
Carey Draper was the one who
found him in this state and entered
the room to see what was the matter,
the door into the hallway being still
open as in the evening when he had
passed. He endeavored to arouse him
thinking that he was asleep or in a
swoon and failing to do so, he felt for
his pulse, could not distinguish the
usual throb thereof and noted that
the arm under the sleeve Of the coat
was still warm which indicated that
death had not occurred many hours
before. This was at about six a. M,
and Mr.. Draper FASTENED to the Capt.
tai hotel where he informed Mr..
1ngraham Of his suspicious Of death
and they returned to the scene.
DR.. DePuy was then called and af-
ter an examination it was decided
that death had ensued from a sudden
stroke O; apoplexy.
Mr.. Thorpe is native Of Vermont
and where he practiced law till in the
SOS. He then came to Wadena where
he entered a partnership with Chaun-
cy Baxter. son of Judge Baxter, but
remained there but a short time. He
came here in 1899 from Sargent
county, where he had for several terms
held the office of states attorney, has
since been prominent figure in the
legal fraternity of this city and is
spoken OF by the attorneys of the city
and his many friends in the highest
terms
Deceased leaves a wife and one son
both Of whom live in the city the lat
temporarily away at Darlington in at
tendance as delegate to the judicial
convention. He was informed OF his
fathers sudden death and started
home by team, reaching the city at
about noon today. His many friends
in the city will deeply mourn his un-
timely call from their midst and will
extend to the bereaved wife and son
heartfelt sympathy.
Preparations for burial have been
made aud the funeral service will be
held in the Methodist church, Rev.
Danfvrd conducting the sermon at
two-thirty Friday afternoon.
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Editor Killed At His Desk.

La Crosse. Wis, May 26.-W. J.
Showers, editor of the Onalaska Rec
ord, was killed by lightning at his
aeek during the afternoon. The Ona-
laska German Lutheran church was
struck BY Mghtning and burned to the
atound and considerable other dam.
&Ge WAS wrought.
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rival at Darlington. There were six
candidates from the eight counties
who had active supporters working
for their interests and nomination.
A strong effort was made by the
Stutsman county delegation to secure
a sufficient number Of votes to nomi-
nate S. E. Ellsworth, but at no time
could such combination be effected.
The Wells county delegation stood
loyalty by their candidate j O. Han
chett, and could not be induced to 20
into any other combination. They
felt that they held the key to the
situation and that by standing out
they would eventually land their man.
The Eddy county delegation of
voters were elected in fight between
the friends Of Ellsworth and Judge
Glaspell and as the latter won out in
the county these delegates could not
go into an Ellsworth combination.
Foster county had a candidate who
believed he had good show to unite
the three counties Of Wells, Foster
and Eddy on himself, and hung out
until the very last, but could not
make the combination and finally
went in with Burke.
LaMoure county was instructed for
Blackwell, and they too believed they
held the key to the situation and that
finally the convention would select
Mr.. Blackwell for the honor.
Stutsman county delegates proposed
to leaders from Wells, Foster and
Eddy as we'll as other counties that if
they would unite enough votes in the
selection Of any candidate such as Mr.
Ellsworth, Mr.. Bartlett, or any other
man they deemed advisable that
Stutsman county would join with
them in the nomination. These coun-
ties were urged to do this in time be-
fore some other combination had been
effected. They refused to do So and
Mr. Bartlett's delegation, in fact, had
been pledged to Mr.. Burke before the
convention met. The fact was that
only two possible successful candidates
were before the convention, owing to
the tenacity with which some of the
other counties held on to their candi.
dates, and these were MIR. Bartlett ard
Mr.. Burke. Wells county offered to
60 to Bartlett but he was not candi-
date and had returned to st. Louis
leaving his delegation to work for the
nomination Of MIR. Burke. Wells
county positively refused to vote for
Mr.. Ellsworth although urged to do SO
by Stutsman county. Just before the
convention and after it was well
known that an agreement had been
reached in favor Of MIR. Burke, word
was sent TO the Stutsman county
delegates that enough votes could be
had from the friends of Judge Glaspell
to nominate Or.nsby McHarg Of
jamestown but received at that hour
it was not regarded as sincere and
was declined.
Mr.. Burke had the votes OF his own
and Griggs counties to start with, -
in number, which were more than
any other candidate could muster.
Foster county decided to cast it's lot
with the Burke delegates and Stuts-
man county seeing itself unable to get
enough votes for her candidate to
nominate joined with the winning
combination which was augmented by
the Logan county delegates, and aided
in the selection of the Judge This
action was taken as the only practical
solution Of a difficult problem whose
are stated above.
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SLuUSman. .................... -. 10
Logan. ................... q
After the declaration or the result
of the ballot Mr.. Burke responded
with a happy speech.
Judge Glaspell's S name was not placed
in nomination and he of course re-
ceived no votes and the fact Of the
other counties voting fors their own
nominees Stutsman county could get
no more votes for Mr.. Ellsworth tho
every effort was made in his behalf.
The temporary organization Of the
convention was made permanent the
secretary being w. j. White of
Foster county. Secretary Hopes of
the central committee read. the list
of delegates and stated there were no
contests. Attorney Park Of Wimble-
don moved that the report OF the
committee be adopted which was
done. The motion to take the vote on
the nomination by roll call was
adopted. The nominations being in
order MI. Wright presented e. /.
Burke's name in a short and ex-
cellent speech. He said the reuire.
ments of the office OF. judge were that
the incumbent should be a man of
integrity, ability and one who would
give careful and impartial attention
to every interest intr1sted to his
consideration. On behalf OF the
Barnes county delegation he desired
to name candidate, who would
make an acceptable and creditable
judge and who he predicted would fill
the Office to the satisfaction of the
people of the entire district. The
nomination of Mr.. Bulke was second.
ed by Delegate Mitchell of Stutsman
county. There was an interval in
the proceedings and it seemed as if
no other name wa, to be presented
and Delegate Cornwall moved in case
there were no other nominations to
be made that the nomination OF Nh.
Burke be made unanimous. At this
juncture Delegate Regan of Wells
county offered the name of J. o
Hanchett, and the names of Mr..
Blackwell and Mr.. Maddux were also
presented. No other candidates be-
ing before the convention a vote was
taken with the result that Mr.. Burke
received 56 votes on the first ballot
and his nomination was made
unanimous, on motion Of Delegate
McCue of Foster county.
Mr.. Burke was introduced to the
convention and accepted the nomina-
tion in short but most excellent
address. He said it seldom happened
in the life OF a man that so high an
honor as the one conferred upon him,
was given. He felt the responsible.
ties of the duties involved in the
work of judge as well as he ap.
preciated the honor and shat ne would
II elected to the position give his
whole time and most concientious
efforts to make a record that would
be satisfactory to all. He expected
and intended to give to the details
Of the work his most impartial and
pains taking attention and II errors
were made In Judgement, they would
he OF the head not heart. He refer
red to the fact that the convention
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Governor Udell of New York sailed
for Europe Tuesday on the steamer
Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-05-26
GLASPELL DEFEATED
THE RACE FOR NOMINATION
AT THE JUDICIAL CONVEN.
TON HELD IN CARRINGTON
WEDNESDAY. BURKE CHOS-
ENON FIRST BALLOT.
HOW THE COMBINATION WAS
ED-BARTLETT WITH
DREW FROM CONTEST-RESO
LUTIONS OF RESPECT TO E.
W. THORP.

The judicial convention for this
district was called to order at two
O'Clock Wednesday,. NJ. at Darlington
by Mr.. Winterer of Valley City and
A. ]. Fitsgerald was elected as chair
man OF the convention.
After the organization was COM
pleted, O. J. Seller Of this city moved
hat the nomination for judge be
taken up. Mr.. Wright of Valley
City then took the floor and address
ing the chair and delegates, offered
the name of E. T. Burke of Barnes for
nomination by the convention.
Other nominations followed placing
the names of Hanchett of Wells coun-
ty, +. w. S. Blackwell of LaMoure
and Attorney Maddux of Eddy county.
On the first ballot Mr.. Burke re-
ceived tifty-six votes out OF a total
Of eighty-eight and the nomination
was on motion declared unanimous.
Eddy, LaMoure and Wells counties
supported their nominees in the ballot
and the combination that chose Mr..
Burke as the nominee was.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-05-26
THE CROP CONDITIONS

THROUGHOUT THE STATE AS
ISSUED BY THE ND. SECTION,
WEATHER AND CROP SER
VICE.
The past week was quite favorable
for farm work. Generally clear plea
SAINT weather prevailed with occa-
slonal light 10 medium showers at
widely separated places; the wind
was fresh to high most of the time,
rapidly drying out low lands that had
been too wet to get on to work.
Light frosts were frequent, but did
no harm.
Wheat seeding advanced rapidly
during tho week and the most of the
crop is now in but there will be con-
siderable land that will not be sown
as intended, owing to the lateness of
the season. Seeding OF oats, fax,
millet and barley is general, although
not much fax has been put in yet.
Flowing for and planting corn is also
in progress in all sections.
Wheat that was sOwn early, and
even that sown week ago Is up, and
in practically all sections growing
rapidly that first sown Is up from
three to six inches high, and in some
places high enough to hide the
ground. The plant appears strong
and healthy and is making good root.
Rain would be beneficial in the
western part OF the state to sprout
late sown grain, and in portions OF
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-05-26

HOW 1T WAS DONE.
The nomination OF Mr.. Burke was
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

kandidat for aterval till stadskas.
sor pa den republikanska valse-
dsln, har vistats har i Staden Sc
dan 1855 och har under nastan
hela tiden sysslat med fastighets-
affarer. Till denna stat anlande
han 1865 strax efter inbordeskri-
gets slut efter att under en- It'd af
ID ar hafva med utmarkelss del
tagit ! dersamma pa unionens
sida. | Cedar county. der han
j borjan vistades, var han clerk
of the District Courth. medlem
af the Board OF Supervisors SAINT
tjenstgjorde under II ar som
medlem af skolradet. Hair har
han afven under 6 ar tjenstgjort
som skolradsledamot, hvarjemte
han varit deputy Clerk of Court
och under de iva nastforflutna
aren tjenstgjort som staiskass0r.
Kapten Prescott har salunda,
som man ser, varit en- offentlig-
hetens man och, hvad annu
battre ar, han har annnu aldrig
svikit Diet f0rtroende allmanheten
visat honom Under den It'd han
haft stadens fnanser ON hand,
hafva de alltid befunnit sig / ba.
sta skick, och inga som heIst an
markningar hafva forekommit mot
hans understanding. Nan ar
en- gentleman af den gamla SIAM
men, arlig och oforvitlig, och
stadskassorsembetet kan aldrig
raka battre handler. Kapten
Prescott eyer ocksa de basta ut
sigtsr att blifva atervald, helst
som han Ell innehaft embetet
langre an iva ar.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

republikansk kandidat for stads-
.ingenior. anses allmant for att
vara en- at vara skickligaste civil
ingeniorer. Han har hufvudsak-
ligen varit verksam som jerEvags
ingenior och har som sadan ut
stakat och anlagt flera jernvags-
liner inom denna del af nordve-
stern an nagon arnan ingenior.
Under hans langa och hedrande
verksamhet som iernvagsbyggare
hafva iernvagsbolagen ocksa Tart
att satta varde pa honom och upp-
skatta hans skicklighet, val We
tande att Diet arbete de anfortro
honom afven kommer att blifva
val utfordt.
Mr. Wakefield har afven inne-
haft stadsingeniorsembetet under
iva terminer, nemligen ISS4-S6
SAINT I896-SS. Varande som
sagdt en- mycket skicklig och
framstaende ingenior och egande
en- rik fond af praktisk erfarenhet
i slit yrke ar han ocksa sardele>
lamplig for den syssla han soker
MI Wakefield ar en- riEtig arbets
myra,e en- hustler och pa samms
gang begafvad med en- stor por
ton af otorbranneligt godt lynne
som aldrig fornekar sig. Lands
man, rosten pa honom nasta man,
dagI
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

kandidat for Superintendent OF
Markets, sSker som bekant att
blifva atervald till Stamina Syssla.
Manga at vara lasare torde annu
erinra sig de omstandigheter,
under hvilka han nominerades pa
Diet republlkanska stadskonventet
i mars 1902. bet var da som
hans detrer lugnt och vardigt
och till oerh0rd f0rvaning gick
emkring bland delegaterna och
begarde deras understood for sin
behofvands fader. Ingen kunde
motsta hennes vinnaRde satt. och
da Skogersons MANN namdes som
Superintendent of Markets Sfver
de fem andra medtafande, h0llo
appladerna aldrig pa att taga
slut.
] ar har Skogerson sjelf fatt
paddle his own canoe, men hade
derfor ingen svarighet att erhalla
nomineringen. Hvad som nu
aterstar ar att gifva honom en-
halligt understood vid valurnan.
vi hysa ej heller nagot tvifvel ON
att han kommer att 5lifva valid,
enar han synes ega alias sympa
tier, och med landsmannens un-
derstod kommer han icke allenast
att segra Diver sina medtaAare,
utan svenskarne skola afven da pa
samma gang hafva visat att de
utgora en- viktig och inflytelserik
faktor, da Diet CALLER tillsattandet
eff offentliga embetsman.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

icke buffalo Bill', som ocksa
heter William Cody, ar republi-
kansk kandidat for mayor vid Diet
kommande valet. Republikanerna
hafva ! ar halt betydlig svarighet
att fnna en- lamplig man, som varit
villig att uppstalla sig som
mayorskandidat. Wiser ligen lig
ger Diet mycken ara / att vara sta
dsns hogste embetsman, och hans
embete medior en- beydan de
pondus, men pa Stamina gang ar
mayors lika litet som en- AMMAN
dodlig befriad fran fortret, som
ibland kan vara raft besvarlig
och en- kritik, som stundom kar
vara babe orattvis och mordande.
Den nuvarande mayorns admin
stration har varit fullkomligt lika
som och / VISA fall sfven battre
an nagon at hans foretradares men
vi veta ALA for hvilka irriterande
och smaaktiga arfall han varit
utsatt, och for hvilken orattvis
kritik han varit foremal. Det
torde vara till en- stor del delta.
som afskrackt mangen fran att
soka upptaga hans mantel, sedan
han bestamdt undanbedt sig aran
att upptrada som kandidat for
sterval. Republikanernas val
stannade slutligen vid Mr. Cody,
ON hvilken vi kunna meddela fol-
jande:
Cody foddes Joliet, ILL.,, den
I'd december 1876. derifraR han
III ar senare hyttade med siEa for
aldrar till Monona county. Der
tillbragte han sina ungdonsar pa
en- farm till 1880, da han fyttade
hit och har vistats har sedan dess.
1882 utnamdes han till otficiell
stenografst vid distriktsdomsto-
len och har &nda sedan dess inne-
haft denna syssla. som han pa def
NEST samvetsgranna och punkt-
ligaa satt skott. Under de sista
20 aren har han varit bosatt inom
fjerde wardet. Det ar denna kan
didat landsmannen bora rosta pa
nasta mandag.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25
7. N. WEAVER

ar kandidat for aterval till stads-
advokat pa den republikanska
valsedeln. Angaende hans ante
cedentia kunna vi meddela att han
foddes ar 1874 ! Wayne county,
o., hvaritran han ffyttade med
sina foraldrar till Iowa 1857. Han
erholl en- god uppfostran Western
college, som da var forlagd i Linn
CO.. men sedermera Ayttades till
Toledo, Iowa. Under inbordes,
kriget tjenade han ! IL Iowa in
tanteriet och erholl 1867 / Marion,
Linn CO., tillatelse att fora andras
ITALIAN inf6r statens don.stolar.Ha n
har sedan dess praktiserat i slit
yrke med.undantag af 8 ar a han
var distriktsdomare i Diet sttonde
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

ny. Han eyer dess tom betydan-
de fastigheter och betalar salunda
stora skater till stadskassan.
Polisdomarens embete krafver
manga ganger en- man, som ar j
besittning at stor urskillningstor-
iormaga. Def tilIkommer honom
att atgora huruvida verkiiga kri-
minella tendenser elfer endast
vidriga omstandigheter brsgt dem
som sta infor hans skrank, att
svara infor ra~ttvisan. och han
m&ste donna derefter, ON domen,
skall blifva rattvis' Mr. Bliven ar
en- framstaende advOkat, och som
han tillbragt hela slit lif inom
delta samhalle, har han ocksa val
reda pa hvilka qvalifkationer en-
polisdomare maste vara j besitt-
ming af for att med ovald skipa
rattvisa ! var polisdomstol.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

motkandidat, enar en- sadan Ell
ansags skola komma att hafva
nagon chance mot True.
Hvad Mr. Trues embetsforvalt-
ming angar, sa ar Diet faktiskt att
ingen haft nagot att anmarka mot
densamma. Han ar en- at dem,
som strangt halter sig till hvad
han har att CORA och gor Diet val,
och som han pa Stamina gang ar
en- manson eyer stora sympatier
kan man ocksa taga for afgjord,
att han kommer att blifva valid.
Det ar dock Ell vardt att forsoks
nsgot experimenterande mec
rostsplittring. Han har iva nsyt
kandidater, hvilka val, afven de
hafva sina vanrer i vixen, och
derior ar Diet at vigt att rosta Just
pa honom for att derigenom CORA
segern desto Store.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

var landsman, blef som vi ALA
veta, pa stadskonventet i ons-
days fsrliden vecka utsedd som
kandidat for aterval till alderman
inom tredje wardet pa den repu-
blikanska valsedelu. Nasta man
dag gar valet at stapeln, och pa
Stamina gang han harmed 6nskar
uttrycka sin. tacksamhet for det
fSrtroende, som kom honom till
del, da han utsags till wardets
epub'ik anske aldermanskandidat
vagar han uttala den f0rhopp-
ningen att landsmannen skola
uRderstodja honoln enhalligt
vid valurnorna.
Som landsmannen utg0ra en-
stor del af stadens befolkning.
arc de berattigade till och bora
hafva en- man ur sina ieder att
rePrssentera dem i stadsstyrelsen.
bet Dor derfor lisga i deras intres-
Sc att f0rena sig och kasta sina
roster for bonoR. Hvar och en-
vet, att hr Johnson under sin en-
betstermin inom city council
varit en- man utan fruktan och
tadel, och att han just derf6r Ell
varit sa sardeles omtyckt pa
vissa hall. Men endast den ON
standigheten, ON ej nagonting
annat, borde tala h0gt for hans
aterval. Landsman, ininnen
eder derfor immigrant vid valur-
norma nasta mandag och r0sten
enhalligt pa William A. Johnson
for aldermen i tredis wardet!
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25
A. L. HARDING

ar kandidat for alderman-at-
large pa den republikanska valse-
deln. Mr. Harding har varit DO
satt har i 20 ar och alltid tagit EFT
lifligt intresse i politiken, hvadan
han foljaktligen ocksa ar sardeles
val tortrogen med stadens ange-
lagenheter, helst som han nu re-
dan innehatt den syssla han soker
under en- termin och hunnit Sitta
sig in i r%outinen. Sardeles intres-
ssrad ar han for arbetarens val,
naget som ensamt horde forskaffa
honom svenskarnes enhalliga I'M
derst0d. bet ar EFT kandt, cr-
kandt och ovedersagligt faktum,
att da Diet gallt tillsattande at ar
betare i stadens tjenst, hatva sven
skarne alltid blifvit forbig3ngna
och tillbakasatta, da stadsradets
medlemmar bestatt at demokra-
ter. Under de sista aren hatva
dock manga svenskar haft stadig
varande arbete for staden, och
afven ON betalningen 81 varit Sd
hog, har den dock / likhet med
] kronans kaka varit ''saker". MI
Harding har alltid visat sig vara
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

republikanSk kandidat for coun-
cilman-at-large, foddes i Sioux
City omkring 38 ar sedan i tredje
wardet. der han yarit bosatt anda
sedan dess. Han erh0ll har sin
uppfostran och utbildade sig Sc
dan tor advokatens yrke. Mr..
Joy ar ell af de ia dodliga, ON
hvilken man kan saga att han 81
eyer nagra ovanner. Under fem
AIRS It'd har han varit republikansk
chairman inom tredJe wardet. sta
dens storsta ward, der man forut
knappast kunde behalla en- chair
man under EFT AIRS It'd! Ocksa
har han skott sin syssla till altman
belatenhet utan att taga nagon
hansyn till de sjelfgjorda $. k.
.politiska ledare, hvilka hnnas
inom hvarje ward och villa att
dansen alltid skall ga efter deras
pipa. Da han pa caucus ut
Says till councilman-at-large
erhollo delegaterna till konventet
Instruction att enhalligt rosta pa
honom. Sjelf soate han ej embe-
tet utan lat endast genom sina
vanners tillskyndan forma sig
dertill, och han har ej heller ma
gonsin forut innehaft EFT offent-
ligt embete. Mr.. Joy ar stor ia
stighetsegare och betalar i arlig
skatt inemot 5000 dollars.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

en- van till svenskarne, hvadan
de ocksa bora visa honom sin err
kansla med att kasra sina roster
for honom nasta mandag.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-25

ia torde de man vara, som arc
sd alImant och val kanda inom
vart samhalle SOM Mr. Wales, kan
didat for aterval till assessor pa
den republikanska valsedeln.
Ocksa har han varit bosatt har
under en- It'd at 70 ar, deraf 20 ar
som affarsman, i hvilken egen-
skap han kommit mycket i bero-
ring med landsmanneR. Hela
tiden har han haft svenskar an :
stallda hos sig ibland ire pa en-
gang. Hans valvilja mot skan-
dinaverna har afven 1era ganger
'gifvit sig utslag i ganska liberala
gifvor till deras kyrkobyggen.
Salunda bar han gifvit kontanta
bidrag till fem olika skandinavi-
SKA KyrkopySSeu.
Som vi ofvan antydt, har Mr.
Wales redan forat inRehaft asses
sorsepbete nemligen tire olika
.ganget, sch varande self egare
till betydliga fastigheter pa olika
stallen inom staden ar han val
qvali6cerad for delta embete.
Nagot missnoie med hans en-
betsforvaltning har aldrig for
sports fran nagon med undantag
at nsgra Store merkantila och
industriella tirmor. Dessa, som
forut slupPit undan med ganska
llindriga skater, blefvo at Mr..
Wales upptaxerade till slit fuiia
varde och forsokte krangla sig
undan genom att till city council
ingifva klagomal ofver for hog
taxering. En- understanding sat
ties i gang med Diet resultat att
taxeringen hck f6rblifva sadan
som den sjorts at MI Wales, och
de klagande maste betala en- raft
och skalig skatt. Med undantag
af dessa oberattigade klagomal
har Mr. Wales embetstorvaltning
rSnt allmant erkanaande for stor
grundlighet och rattvisa.
egenskap at assessor har MI.
Wales afvenledes som deputerade
haft svenskar i sin tjenst, och vi
antaga att forhallandet kommer
att blifva detsamma afven nu.
derest han nu blir valid. Och
valid blir han nog, derest lands.
manner CORA sin skyldighst och
rosta pa henom nasta .mandag.