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The Washington times., 1904-12-08
NEGRO MUSIC TEACHER
DIES WHILE At WORK

Death from heart disease was the
certificate given by Coroner hewitt TO-
day in the case of Henry Fleetwood
Grant. a negro music teacher about
sixty about sixty years old. He was
about 10 begin "a class of music at the
MdgTuGer negro school. seventeenth ana
II Streets northwest, when he was seized
with heart failure and fell backwards
sdInst his chair.
physician who was summoned pro-
n0unCed life extinct. The body was
turned over TO relatives VINO live at lzl5
" Street northwest.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

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- For further Information appt.y q =
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY


For Petersburg Raleigh Wilmington a..
L4uoia, Savannah, Jacksonville. THiuua a.
lauta, Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans. ''
1880 A Al. DAILY - Seaboard Af.u
Through Pullman Buffet SIe-pzrs 10 .r-,i''t1
Sleeper 90 Atlanta.
6.e5 %. NJ DAILI-Seat-ard ExpTess-s,If5
train 90 Jacksonville and Tampa with pm
man Sieepe.s through 90 Atlanta l4gIg----
VIE. aEd Tampa. Cafe Dining Car Washf1'.
ION 10 Richmond. Va.
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TRANSIT Pacific Mails.

HAWAII. JAPAN KOREA. CHINA. ana
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco,
close mere daily at $50 pm. uD 10 December
5. Tor dispatch Der IS. Gaelic. ta)
PINE ISLANDS, via san Francisco, close
here daily at $50 pm. up 10 December
- for dispatch per SIS. Siberia. (a)
AUSTRALIA Except mails for West Aus
traliaj, NEW ZEALAND. NEW CALFDO-
MA, SAMOA, HAWAII. and FIJI ISLANDS.
via san Francisco, close here daily al
8 80 pm. up 10 December II. for dispatch per
JAPAN. KOREA. CHINA. ana PHILIP
PINE ISLANDS. via Tacoma, close here daily
at 1870 y. ia. up 10 December 10. for dispatch
per SIS. Yangtsye. % -
JAPAN except Pafcels-l'os 2lallsJ; ~
REA, CHINA, and specially addressed itlstli
for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. VIA van
CONVEX and Victoria. ID. G. close mere dairy ~
go pm. up 10 December -. Tor dispatch per
IS. Empress Of India. (qj
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
San Francisco, close here daily al 90 pm "
TO December 26, for dispatch per SIS mari
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS and GUAM. via
san FraaCiscO. close here daily at $50 pm
up to December g. Tor dispatch per u =
AUSTRALIA (except mails for West Aus
traIia). FIJI ISLANDS. and NEW CALEilO-
MA. via Vancouver and Victoria. b G.. close
here daily at $50 pm. up 10 December 81 lof
dispatch per SIS AOraugl. ca
NOTE. Mails for COCHIN CHINA are dis
patched 10 New York, y. Il Tor connections
with European steamers, -.
Nails for MANCHURIA. except NeS-
chwanz, and EASTERN SIBERIA. VIII Do
dis9at ched TO New York, n y. until Turther
notice Tor transmission 10 destination via
Russia, instead Of via Japan. the usual route.
Unless otherwise addressed. WEST AUS
TRAIIA MAILS viii be dispatched via Gu.
rome. those for NEW ZEALAND via san
Francisco; and those for certain places IN the
CHINESE PROVINCE OF HUMAN wa
british Indta-the quickest routes.
Mails for the PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, sps-
sally addressed Via Europe must Dc pro
paid az the foreign rate OF postage
Mails for HAWAII are dispatched TO San
Francisco, Cal, exclusively
REGISTERED MAILS close az the MAIN
OFFJCE as follows. (aJ At $3.50 pm. same
day; cd at las pm. same day; tcj at s;%9
pm. same day; CD at $50 a. M same day
same day; tnD at l:I5 pm. same day. Ck) az
g:45 pm. previous day. (p) at 1873 pm pre-
vfous day; (q) at $50 pm. second previous
day: 10 al 9 30 pm. previous day. tsl az 80
o n. previous day.
John A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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HIS NEGRO VALET
DENIED SHELTER
Prot. Bell lndignantatCape
Breton Hotel Men.
VALET IS NOW QUITE ILL
Employer Will Submit Case to State
Department and See What Can
Be Done.

Indignant because his negro valet was
subjected To what he declares out
raleeus treatment az the hands OF hotel
keepers in sydney Cape Breton, when
he attempted 90 procure rooms on No
Vember a. Prof. A. Graham Bell, the
famoes inventor intends 10 call upon
the State Department soon and see
what action can Doe taken i'm the matter.
Charles w Thompson. the valet.
Owls a little real estate at sydney, ana
he went there from Baddeck, where
Professor Bells summer home and eN-
perimeuting station for his tetrahedral
kites is situated. 90 look after this
property. lie arrived by steamer with
his wife, and took "a carriage There
was "a driving rainstorm that night and
the wind was very cold The carriage
was an open one the only kind that
could be hired Al SIX hotels Thompson
tried 10 get rooms, but at each he was
harshly told to leave,
Succeeded on Seventh Trial.
Finally exhausted and weary. he man
aged 10 secure rooms upon his seventh
trial The clerk told him that he
wouldn't keep a dog out on night
like this" Both Thompson and mis- wife
suffered much, and the man is still
quite in at Professor Bells home On
Connecticut Avenue. Upon his arrival
in this city. Thompson wrote back 20
one of the Sydney spapers, explain
ing what had happened 10 him and ask
ing that il be given publicity. III was
printed and attracted much attention
on Cape Breton.
The citizens AZ Baddeck. where
~.
known, held mass meeting. Commit
tees were appointed 10 make q full in
Vestigatiou. and a letter of sympathy
was sent 10 Thompson here. The people
Of Baddeck are very much aroused over
the action OF the sydney hotel Keepers,
and they VIII do all they can 10 see that
reparation is made.
Calls Action Outrageous.
Prof. Bell. in talking about the affair.
says that the idea OF a citizen of the
United States being turned out into a
storm i'm that fashion and being dis
eliminated against. even If coiored. was
outrageous, and that M intended 70 see
if anything could be done by calling on
the State Department and laying the
facts before the officials or that depart
ment
This whole thing is an outrage" says
Mr. Bell. Thompson is a quiet. gentle
manly and very well educated negro. He
Is very light IN color. and in other cOun-
tries he would hardly be taken Tor %
negro Ills vile, too is Well educated.
II does not seem that the color line
would De drawn IN Canada OF an places.
During the civil war the borders Of Can
ada We're Tine goals for fleeing slaves.
Thompson has Travelled an over the
world with me, and has never met with
anything like this In Japan once be
was taken for native Japanese hy the
people there. Some one asked him IL
he was from such and such "a province.
Ills wife looks more ike "a dark Span
lard or South American than a negress.
There is absolutely no Justification
for the hotel keepers who turned Th0mp-
son away, and i am going TO the State
Department 20 see If they can do any
thing about H.
The Washington times., 1904-12-08
PLANTERS HOLD COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. president
Peters. of the Texas Cotton Growers
Association, and other prominent Texas
cotton men Jalesrdphed local house
yesterday that mass meetings Of cotton
planters had been called m every county
Iu Texas. Indian Territory. and Okla
bona for December 70 10 devise ways
Hud means 10 hold cotton.
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Atlantic Tails.

ERlDAf-tb) At $50 IN. for AZORES
ISLANDS. Der S s.. Romantic. from Boston
ta) AT 7,lI pm. for EUROPE. Der IS Err,
ria. from New York. via Queenstown and
liverpool.
ta) Al I,l5 pm. for EUROPE, Der IS Min
nchuna. nom New York. via s0uthampts "a
tcj AT ll.45 pm. for BELGIUM direct. nar
SIS Finland. from New York. Mail must he
directed Per SIS. Finland
tcD Al 1l:45 pm Tor ITALY direct. Der 8 8
Ncckar. from New York -fau must he al
rected Per SIS &eeEsr.'
(cJ Al lI-f5 pm for ITALY direct. DER 8 e
Iiguria. from New York. Mail must ha a.
rected per b. g.. L.guria."
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WESTWARD.
CHICAGO and NORTHWEST. sIi:0O a. m

CHICAGO and NORTHWEST. sI1:oO am,
'CfNGINNATI. ST. LOUIS. and louis
VILE, al0;05 am. "4:O5 pm, '12:45 night
PITTSBURG and CLEN ELAND. IL 100 am.
sg:l5 pm, and @lz.40 night.
COLUMBUS, 500 p-Ia-
WHEELING. sl0n5 am. $50 pm
WINCHESTER. @-S:3J am. ss4.05. $500
pm.
l2.0j noon, AS. 500 pm. Sundays, S:55
am $50 and 1000 pm.
FREDERICK. s*S;s5. '-ss:l5. s's10.05, ssIl 90
am eel rs sa4;o5, '-5:35 pm.
HAGERSTOWN. -"10;O5 am. and $500 I'm.
BOYD ana way points. ''s-55 .-'@g:ls a. m.
ssFI .l5 ss5 90 as 80, is, ell 30 pm
CATTLE RSBURG and way pointa sss 81
sss9.I5 am. --i2.50, Lilo. s'5:30. sos,
ss5.s5. 80 sol s-sl.S5, sf@I0:l5 ell 80 pm.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way points
ssS:35. sasg:l5 am, ss'1.l5. $500, s~5 80 D. mi.
sDany.@ Except Sunday. 's.Sunday only
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences by Union TrtnsseF Co. on or
ders left 81 ticket Offices. SIS Pennsylvania
ave, NV, New York ave. and 18th St., and A
station.
S. B. HEGE. District Passenger Agent.
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
SOME SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS!

Three handsome 1-story homes
on J. 81. near Washington Cir 81 50D
Two 5-raom frame homes on l.T Dno
2sth e.. near 81 Price. each. y l5oOO
The Miller Shoemaker Heal Estate co.
IuCJ
MAIN OFFICE. 1873 l1d ST. Phone W 10.
Flla- ward Branch once Pa ave. aud Rslk
Creek Phone West ga u1sI-tf
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FOREIGN MAILS.

Coas). and GUATEMALA. By mil to New
Orleans and thence via steamer. close here
daily at 10 05 am. 20 and 10 pm. (hjs thu
connecting closes being Mondays.
COSTA RIGS BY rail 10 New Orleans and
thence via steamer, close here daily at lO:O5
AIN. % 'tnd 10 Pa lh), the connecting
closes being on Tuesdays
NICARAGUA Cast COAST by rail TO New
Orleans ana thence via steamer. Gloss here
daily at l1s0J am. % and 10 pm. (hl. the
connecting nInaaa hnlnr ThmralaNa
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MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN or ID. e.. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates or interest Payment 90 puu-
eIla4 lu amounts ~ $50 4I more received az
COMPANY. Bond Building. nos New I0rz
ave. n@.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate "a T. AZ. ana 2 per cent interest. Spa
oial privileges With respect a. prior payments
I.are- amounts specially TYLER n
eII-HERFDFB. 1907 So mss acI0-tt
MONEY 10 LOANED 10 10000 on u. q.
real estate Interest low and al trausac-
tons conducted With economical couaIdera-
lion Tor B04TuHrrs.
VA ID SAUNDERS 3 CO,
Iagl 81. -. ~
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w. 7. sALDUs, M. D.. PHI. D.

On Mental, Nervous. Kidney, and ali
Private Diseases. ChrOllC, and Acute
Doctors service and medicine not over
s.. Consultation free. Tel Main oslo s IL
cor. 9TH ana sts NV. Hours. 10 10 /
4 10 g. nO25-30t
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. PosTOFFICE NO
TICE.-Should be read daily. as changes may
occur AZ any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched 70 the
ports Of sailing daily. and the schedule or
oiosiHes is arranged on the presumption Of
their uninterrupted overland transit For tbs
week ending DecembeF 10. IgO4. the last con
Meeting closes viii be made from the WAfN,
OFFICE follows;
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APARrAIsNrs

FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS ~
THE MARION, SIODDERT. THE
H. d q. THE MAUHX, AND
The REGINA.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
AENIS ~ THE PORTLAND.
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SUBURBAN.

WANTED-T1 purchase Del RAY and 81
Elmo. Ma. l8Is. cam ul oI address JOHN
ID. NOHMOTLE. Room g. Alexandra Nation
I'd Bauhs AiezllLr.ar a. des-st
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.

q DOWN 81 PER MONTH
Nc InteTest-No Taxes
PRICES. SO up. city property Fire and
Police protection cry collection and De.
livery q IlaiL Three squares from car line
one car fare. Lots LEIOJ and upward
WASHINGTO$ HIGHLANDS COMPANY
slg r ST. ma Phone 81 1900 uoId-tf
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BAL lMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
To Baltimore With Pullman Service

Weeks days. 2:57. 800. $50. 900. 7.2o 500
s:s5 500, $3.50, lU:0O. HOO am: 1900 noon;
1905. 1900. 200. 800. 400. 4.45 800 5.O5
$50 5:VV, ESQ. 7.oo, 500. 1880, n:80. u:S5
y. IN.
sundays. 2:57, 100 100 s;s5. 500, 100
N.n. 30. 90 u %. u rs D. ~.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Trains leave from Pennsylvania station
ass A. NJ DAILI-Local for HaTTlsonbuFz.
Warrenton, DanFllle. and way stations
1851 a II. Washington aad Florida
Llmitss. F1rst-c;ass coaches and SLEEPER -
Columbia. savannah and Jacksonville Din
ms A. If. DAILY-United States Past NAH
FiTst-class coaches and drawing room
sleeper TO New Orleans. Dining car serx,ie1
l.0i T. NJ. WEEK DAYS-Local for Harri-
sonburg and way stations On Manassas
40 p. n. DAILY-LoCal for warren,on ana
Charlottesville
7:S0 r. II DAILy-Nsw York ana At,a,.,
Express. First-ciass coach 70 Atjanfs
sleeper 70 Columbus via Atlanta Sunssi
tourist. sleeper Washington 10 San Fran
cisco Mondays. Wednesdays, and Frfss--
$40 p n DAILT-NeW YORK and Ffor9i.
Express. Ftrst-class coaches and sleepers
10 Columbia. Savannah. and jackson VIE
Sleeper 20 Augusta and Port Tampa Din
Ing car service ia carte.
1000 T. NJ DAILT-NeW YORK and Mernnbts
LIMITED (via Lynchburg). FirEt-cIs "a
coach and sleeping car 10 Roanoke. Knox
Vile, Chattanooga, and Memphis; sle-rer
10 New Orleans. Dining Car service
1915 p n DAILI-Washington ana south
western Limited All Pullman train. ciub
am observation ears 70 Atlanta and NJ
con; sleepers 10 Nashville. Atlanta Maco1
Memptis and New Orleans.
TRAINs on BLUEBIOST BRANCH
Leave Washington $40 A N. 1.s0 =. N As
p N week days. sos p ~. daily, for Bjue,
mont. 6-8 p NJ week avs for Leesbur.,
only. sunday trains leays Washington s-i7,
A N, 500 p. n, for BluemonI.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
fugton 6.42 A. M 6;g2 A. ". 9.45 A n I0.iz
A. N, 500 Z. NJ, $50 =. t.. and go p n
DAILY Local trains frJnt HarrIs5nb.,~l
MS A. Nj. week days. and SO p IN
DAILY. From Charlottesville. So A N
aud 80 =. n DAILY
Tickets. sleeping car reservations. ana A.
tailed information can be had az ticket -
hcez. I05 18th ST.. 81 Peansg iA.lnla ave. ara
Pennsylvania station. Baggage checkei
through from hotels and residences
Phone 1870. p. r 4. Cab service
@ IT, ACKERT, General Manager
Dec. s. II. HARDWICK. Pass. Traf Mgr
1904 ". H. TAYLOE. Gen. Pass Agent
l. :. Brown General Agent
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sw. corner Ilth and l. sts- NV
ROOM T. So ROOM 4. s. ROOM -, S.
1913 81 EN., Room ............ 500. no
taf-At1 , A",5 Room l..................S so. on
Al ~ nv % and % u09Es............. So. 900
1913 y IT, ave NV n. "a floor. 80 lU
lzJs 4 s.. NV. Room 4....................s IG. 90
10 IA ave. $4,000
~ p n.y. 400 10 $500
Sc COZ 4-th ana u" slo o. so o.
4f+4 90 NV $40 lJ
Century Ilcs So uJ IS 10
ta-l %" $40 yJ-s SO J5
81, cor sth q ID nv. 10 ana "a moor w sf f' M
l4-5 Il g. 1J-glg. %
UNsURPAsSED FACILITIES ron 1THE
COLLECTION OF RENTS PROM ALL
~ Jhe above Is only part OF the list OF Drop
critics under our charge. We VIII gladly fur
H-aH complete bulletins on application being
aIhle az this Office or by mail
TEO5. j FISHER * Co. Inc
lt4 u 81. n~-. adjoining rhe New Willard.
ron RENT 50, h ST. ne, Groom house.
BAN. rent reduced Go $3.50. des-2t
FOE HENI-25 u 81. me-: six rooms ami
9aiEs newly painted ana palaIeds key next
de1-tt
FOR RENT-House. 6s, ri 81. me-: six rooms.
pain Inc repair. rent SD Co. j. j. FAR
HALl- I'd end e. atz. He de73t
FOR HENT-lZ4 r. 81. Sc. near the CapltoI:
rooms bay-wlnaoN brick cellar. fur
MOORE & hill GacL ~ 18th ST. aw.
uI-l-tf
FOR RENI-i-0s 81. NV. convenient To-
calltyi 3 rooms. porcelain bath. etc. now
being rapersd aud painted throughout
MOORE s. HILL Mc). Az I4th st. NV
u0-s-u
Williams news., 1904-03-26
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST
.Cocal Hews

Read the display al of Mrs. J. NJ. Crawford in this issue.
 R. H. Cameron spent Tuesday in the city from Grand Canyon.
 Good six-room house for sale on easy terms. Inquire at NEWS office.
 We buy the famous Gage and eel ebrated Carl Knott hats. Racket Store
 J. M. Dennis, of Rhoades, was a business visitor in the city We'd nesday.
 Attorney J. E. Jones spent Mon day here on business from the county seat.
 Barney Stiles, prominent cat tleman of Winslow, was a visitor here last Saturday.
 Another shipment of those beau tiful Gage and Carl Knott Pattern hats received this week. Racket Store.
 Charles Kirsch, who has charge of the stables at Bright Angel for Martin Buggeln, spent last Sunday in the city.
 F. B. Schwentker returned here Tuesday after successful trip to Albuquerque and Winslow, writing life insurance.
 Hereafter regular Saturday night dances will be given at the opera house. A new teacher will conduct dancing school Tuesdays.
 Court will convene at Flagstaff on April II. We learn that the docket is quite lengthy. The grand and trial juries will soon be drawn.
 MT. and Mrs. w. L. Harris de- parted Wednesday evening on the limited" for San Jacinto springs, Cal, where they will enjoy life for a time.
 Go to the Keystone Monogra m for the best wines, liquors and ci- gars. Sweetwood < Smith, proprie- tors.
 Hon. John H. Page came in Thursday from Grandview on his way to Prescott. Before his return here he may go on to the coast on business.
Williams news., 1904-03-26
Fish! Fish!! Fish!!!

Fresh cat fish every Wednesday. Fresh salmon and other kinds every Thursday.
 Fresh oysters, Eagle brand every Thursday. J. c. PHELAN.
Williams news., 1904-03-26

school election, at which a new school trustee is to be chosen to fill the place of Mr F. R. Nellis, the retiring member.
 The cigars they sell at the Cabi- net are the best
 Billy Satori has been suffering this week from a gathering in his head just back of his left ear. He went to Prescott to obtain relief, re- turning here again Wednesday evening.
 Sheriff James A. Johnson came down, Wednesday, from the coun- ty-seat, bringing Elmer Scott, who will be detained here till after court. Other mention of him is made on last page.
 A four-room house and two lots for sale for $3OOOO. Inquire at this office.
 Leo Schey, the clothier and ha- berdasher, departed the first of the week for visit with his relatives in Los Angeles. Geo. w. Martin has had charge of the store this week and looks we'll behind the counter.
 Charles Adams, who has been at tending the Univerity of Arizona, at Tucson, for several months, re- turned home last Monday evening, expecting to remain here for a time, having accepted position at Joe Johnston's.
 Sweetwood & Smith-Agents for Schlitz beer.
 c. E. Drake arrived here Thurs day from Decatur, H., and has ac- cepted a position in the hardware department at Jacob Salzman's. He has secured rooms at Mrs. J. B. Jones' and will shortly be joined here by his wife.
 Wednesday on No. 7 Mrs. Amos Adams and Mrs. c. A. Neal depart ed for California. The former goes to Stockton, being called by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Wagner while the latter will visit for some weeks with her parents, Mir and Mrs. E. G. Dickinson, at Fresno.
 Orders taken for Gage Hats al the Cheap John Racket Store Last week during the McGary- Miller wedding festivities AlStrick- lin's horse stepped on his big toe and refused to budge for some time When he finally decided to move Al felt the toenail move, also He is now wearing an old slipper around instead of his high heeleC boots
 Town election talk is warming ur . quite a little. There seems to be 2 goodly number of candidates in the field for the office of marshal anc street supervisor, while there is bu one candidate for clerk and barely sufficient number for the coun cil The race for marshal is get ting interesting.
 Photos! Photos!! Now is tht time to have your photo. w. F Stuart, an expert photographer hal opened studio onWilliams avenue and Fourth street. All work strict ly up to-date. Give us a call.
 Charles Rawlin, who is engaged at Winslow in the capacity of { ! stationary engineer for the Sants Fe: spent last Sunday and Monday here on a visit with his mother anc sisters. Charlie looks we'll, say! he is getting along nicely and hope soon to get promoted to a position on the main line.
 Harvey Hicks, Pete Burns, Geo ) L. Barnes and John Carlson drov, out to Towards lake last Sunday on a duck hunting trip. They re t port that they had good time, sho l away lots of ammunition, saw many t ducks, killed three little ones, ane enjoyed their visit with Teddy Rob erts immensely. Shooting ducks
Courier Democrat., 1904-11-24

turning poll book ;. ........ ESQ
r. Halls, Judge of election. 500. 400
j. j. Fischer, judge of election. 400
A. H. Koehmstedt, clerk of elec~
ton. ............. 400
P. NJ. Kuhry, clerk of election. 4sOO|
Elgin, formerly Jackson
+. NJ. Baldwin, inspector and re-
turning poll book .......... 73O|
John Hagen, judge of election. 30OI
Robert Brison, judge of election 3OOl
j. X. Hamilton, clerk of election 3OOl
A. j. Clodt clerk of election. 80. 300|
Easby:--
Otto Roder, inspector and re-
turning poll book ... 4Ol
H. Fl. Mclean. Judge of election 3o0l
N. ID. McIver. judge of election 3 o0l
j. B. Eagleson, clerk of election 3 90,
Harry Baker, clerk of election. 3OOl
East Alma:
Allan Mcdonald, inspector of
election W
Mark Close, judge and return
ing poll book. ok............... 40
P. Flanagan, judge of election. 500
James O'Brien, clerk of election 800
William Stephenson, clerk of
election ...... 30Ol
Fremont:
NJ. w. Galloway, inspector and
returning poll book .......... 10 90
Alex Russell, judge of election. 3 90
Charles Verville, Judge of cleo
| lion. Observation-Disclosures. ) w
Joseph Galloway, clerk of cleo
| tlon. Observation-Disclosures. y w
w. N. Wright, clerk of cleo
LlOn. .................... O w
Glenila:
10. w. Olson. inspector of cleo
tlOn. D WI
f. f. Ross, judge of election and
returning poll book. ......... 9lOI
Robert Mountain, Judge of cleo
IlOn. .......... ................. 3 w
H. G. Otteson, clerk of election 3OOl
| w. L. Thomas, clerk of election 3 OOI
Grey
John Grumpy, inspector of cleo
tion and returning poll book. 8 so
G. E. Shortridge, Judge of cleo
ton. Observation-Disclosures. w
A. B. Darling, judge of election 800
o. r. Daniels, clerk of election. 800
A. I. Darling, clerk of election. 800
GORDON
Gus johnson. inspector of cleo
tion and returning poll book. so
Fred Heimbecker, judge of cleo
IlOH ................ UOJ
Thomas Hunter, judge of cleo
tlon ...................... 3 %
Jacob koehn, clerk of election. 3OOI
Jacob PankratZ, clerk of election 3OOI
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Robert Murie, inspector of cleo
tion and returning poll book. SOOI
Thomas Dunford, Judge of cleo
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Hugh McDowall. Judge of cleo z
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Alex. Mcintosh, clerk of cleo II
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G. r. Faris, clerk of election. 3OOl(
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Ole Braaten, inspector of cleo
tion and returning poll book. 10 10
P. G. Olson, judge of election. 4OOlI
Robert Robertson, Judge of cleo
ton. ..................... 90
Halvor Torgerson, clerk of elec- IN
H. K. Omlie, clerk of election. 400
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Geo. H. Holmes, inspector of
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book Observation-Disclosures. 97Ol
P. d. Waldo, Judge of election. 3 OO
G. 3. Render, judge of election. 800 t
j. Deitchman, clerk of election. 3OOl1
I. P. Toews, clerk of election. 3OOl
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K. w. Kraft, inspector of cleo
tlon... Observation-Disclosures. OOI
D. L. Dutton, Judge of cleo l.
tion and returning poll book. 73O
James H. Armstrong, judge of
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