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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-08-11

Bailey. oi the Stonega team, seem
ed t0 be la good trim and famed the
hr,t seven men that faced him at the
bat After that be sent SIX more To
60 bench with three strikes and out
each That little drop of his seemed
% puzzle the kentuckians no little
Watkins. for the Kentuckians. did
some good work. but failed % receive
proper support az the right time
however Slemp. Baily and Davis,
each made home runs ON him, while
Baily and ID Taylor made base hits
and Davis two base hits. Near the
end of the game the Kentuckians re-
arranged their men but still they
could DO nothing to save defeat. In
the last inning the Stonega boys let
Goodloe and Taylor into the pitch
er's box TO practice a little Ed fail
ed to strike out his man, but Tay
sent his man to the dust. Two OF
three bad errors we're made by Stou
ega and five OF six by the Middles
boro boys
Wadsworth got many compliment
on his fair umpiring
The game stood as follows at th'
close.
| Innings. I1345 67s9
St1nega. O034 O3 , o s-l'
I Middlesboro, 90 o g o o o.
The Kentuckians need 10 learn I,
manage their games better. Witt
good management and some praetie
they will be able to play a goo
game. They are q gentlemanly 10
Of boys and deserve better results.
The following ladies came wit
the team from Middlesboro: Mis-
Minnie Parkins, Mrs. G.. X. Brosh
eer, Miss Ellie AIlcott. Miss Name
Caldwell and Miss Ode Price.
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Miss Lottie Goodioe of Alton. Va,
arrived iu the Gap Tuesday eve-
n.ng. accompanied By her little niece
Miss Margaret Goodloe, who has been
visiting for several weeks at Alton
Hiss Goodloe will spend some tim,
in the Gap as the guest OF her broth
ers. who live here.
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ARMS FOR SALE.

Located IN Central Ohio. Logan.
Champaign and Hsrdin Co-nsiss
just where farmer ought TO be and
20 make money farming. This Is 9
corn country With good Pixies. hsr-
vest is o=er now. Come and see our
farms wsilc the crops are growing.
Send stamp for list.
WILLIAMS & WILLIAMS.
LogsuCo. West Liberty, ..
Sl-34
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MUSIC.

Mrs. A. G. Rogers win begin her
music class IN the school buildiug
again this session. Open Sept. 5.
1904. Piano. Voice and Mandolin.
All desiring TO enter please notify
her at once. Ang- ll-32 81.
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RECRUITING OFFICER HERE

Sergeant r. l.. Clark has been ia
town for several days and Is still here
this week for the purpose Of enlistug
recruits for the United States Army.
especially for Coast Artillery. Those
eulisting here viii be sent Co Fort
Washington. Md, for drill
Anyone wishing to enlist will find
the recruiting officer at the old Dun
House.
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Mr.. a21 Mrs. J. 4. l.. Minor left
Tuesday evening for Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Minor expects to visi, the large
cities, returning in about three
months. Mr. Minor returning 10 Bir-
mingham to look after large con
tract he has there.
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State Female Normal School.

~ " ' l-LE. Y =
The State offers free tuitinu Cor worthy
.nHn- women vho oi-a OBJ prepare thrm-ritr.
Cor frtrIrr..
Liheral Course. n Language. Literature,
Science and Manual Arts.
Strong prnic.-.anaI courses Niia Normal
Training.
Extensive Improvement. cmh'itInc fl,
best features uf
Modern Educational Equipment
arc OBJ he reaiF fur flc urrt session.
The faculty has been strengthened hf th.
appointment of several graduates from irai
nE American lulrur.Ines.
Session begins Sept -ta. Catalogue sru
ou application.
Harmon. Prest
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DR.. Moorehead. president Of Roam
oke College. Salem, Va. spent q
short while in the Gap Tuesday eve
ming. He reports his college in a
prosperous condition, and promising
list OF boys for the next session.
Roanoke College has each year stu-
dents from Japan aud Corea.
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BASE BALL

MlddlesDOro Boys Visit the
Cap and Play TWO Games.
On last Saturday morning the
Miidlcshoro base bah team. accom-
panied by number of friends. came
to The Gap 90 play BALI Az 1880
,hc game between the Big Stone Gap
team and the visiting team began
with tac lineup a. folIows
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The Planning Mill nine, of this
place. crossed bats on the diamond
of the Lakewood nine on last Satur-
day. and the score TODD 81 TO ia
favor of B'ackwood
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NORTON Bottling Co.,

Manufacturers and Bottlers Of all the
leading and up-to-date flavorS of Soda Pop.
Phosphatos, and Ginger Ale. Orders filled
promptly. We do not try to see how cheap
we can make goods. but our object is to make
the best.
Norton Bottling Company,
Phone II. NORTON, VA.
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he Biz Stone Cap Post.
THURSDAY. AUG. II. 1904.
LOCAL ITEMS.

IA Al the biuI
M R Alsover, Of Stouega, spent
\ ,urisy 10 town.
n J. Frazier. Of Knoxville was m
70 last week
H = Hart. a promineu, insurance
Il, sfT,zewel, was in town last
/. 4 ou business.
IN B. CoPonhaver, Of Lebanon
n ,egi.te,el At Hotel Eugs last
nrsday
Ew II Wsdsworth. Of New York
Fl IN tbe Gap las, week.
Fl IN \ Dogge,,, a prominent tray
salesman Of Knoxville. was 40
IL last week. MI Doggett for
lr lived at ibis place.
psor, the best always Il YOU want
Il \ good. and prompt delivery 81
Fl Mr>cY & DAVIS Co.
e scmmetheid' oil n'''''' "'''
J, 30 town last wees
A. Elliott. Of birmingham. WAS
town '''' "'''
Lnciaa Walker. of Roanoke, Va
J. registered at Hotel hugene Tact
Ii ursiay
.l..,r.r,. of candies ia bulk
..,.... ,ti. week
Mr>cY a. DAVIS Co.
f.l-.s Do u.nl of Gate CITY.
.,t S,,nrlt, might ia town. en-
a,e home from WISE. where he had
D. attending circuit court
r... Ci,,gw.n OBJ Covinrton.
"'' '.-
saturday
4 Bis. Hattie Surface and Miss Dol
II May of raleweil aud Messr-. G..
81 ''n' ',' ,rs,, So,
l',s'.''' '
70"
Tie ,.lie.t. plie.t. most icliciou.
" D'' -' '''
N.,. T. herman. oi Roanoke. spent
-3ay night iu the Gap cnroute o.
rioa ,ai Fort Blacksmore. wher,
uil visit relatives
Scott county spent sunda,
,ii ia the tap.
AZ. IA r r.i,., ,nt ;,r
-.,... ~ "' -
QUEER " '''''3"' are N-', ~,
Mr Henry Taylor
N''' d. N, ! "''"e' I" CONNIE" g
"''' 's'7'
','e. not much i' ready for mar
'ui There Is splendid crop com
on 'ae price Is about u O'
ia aand'ed--hHr1' Retreat Times
w Cav fJ.cl, ,b. h.s h...
hin, In tbs Norfoll ana VT,
- Sboo. ~, Ro.n..,s ' ~ y 's .''n,
n. sne,t , f.,, - - n.
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ola Newspapers for sale at this
office.
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We advertise your property. IL
costs You nothing unless We make
sale.
WISE COUSIN REAL ESTATE AorNcY.
Lock Box 239. Big Stone Gap. Va.
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At three o'clock the Stonega boys
came down and 80 1886 crossed bats
with the Miidlesboro boys. The
"eachers and grand stands were we'll
M.ei with spectators. and great in-
tere,t was manifested iu the coming
game. The lineup was.
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FOR SALE

q 6ne safe for sale Boy tAe Big
Stone Cap Jcwcity Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26

convention Will preserve discreet silence about
the Senatorship.
II would be awkward. for instance for the
convention TO declare for p. II. McCarren, Will
lam T. Sheehau, Cord Meyer, W. Bourke Cock
ran or Joseph Pulitzer, and then hnd in case
Fdrker should win and the Democrats capture
the legislature, that several liberal contributors
70 the campaign all wanted the same thing Mr..
HllI now thinks it viii be better to hold up
the Senatorshtp prise and allow several enthu-
slastic members Of the Manhattan Constitution
cIuos with unresponsive checkbooks to think
over the great honor or representing the State
OF New-York In the Senate. Besides Mr. Hill
may want II himself. or. Il the Parker McCar-
rem men should nominate Grout for Governor
Mr.. Hin would want something to Jolly John
3. Stanchfeld with
II was learned yesterday that Mr.. Hin and
Senator McCarren held different opinions with
reference 10 having the State convention declare
for a Senate candidate Mr.. MCCarreu is will
Ing that the plan should go through. He thinks
he could do something thar would help along his
scheme for nominating Controller Grout for
Governor
Anyway the whole business has been called
off by Mr.. HiIl.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
MERRITT'S FRIENDS EAT.
BIG CL4MBAKE
HELD.
Men Of Both Parties Celebrate zcifh
WeStcheSter's Sheriff

Nearly thousand Of the friends Of James 5
Merritt. the Sheriff Of Westchester County. at
tended the fourth annual clarnbake given bv
the association which bears his name ar F,za
Beach yesterday and ate CLAIMS. Holsters. chick
ems and watermelons until their sides were sore
Next to the Fourth Of July, the Merritt clam
bake has become the most popular occasion in
Westchester County
IN Port Chester. which is the home to7r, -
the Sheriff. business was almost suspended TO-
the day, and most OF the stores and BUILDINGS
were decorated with flags and banners. Gov
ernor Odel was 10 have been a guest Of NJ
ttonal Committeeman William L Ward b,,+
owing 70 his fathers illness. ne cancelled tbs
engagement and went TO Newburgh instead
The members Of the association fell IN linz =.
Port Chester at noon and marched 70 .Lo
beach. The parade was led by Mr.. Nrerr4++ 90
the two presidents Of his association .a7tr,..
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
STAGE WOMEN 1T ESOPU.S.
Other Visitors Congressman Harri-
son and st. Clair McKeLuaY.

Esopus. " Y. Aug 25.-Judge Parker was more
than usually busy to-day. He enteTta aimed a auoer
delegation representing the theatrical Womel's
Parker League. The candidate was told that l2O
women were members OF tbs league, which. the
delegation said controlled l6O votes In the theatrical
profession. The members proposed 10 turn all OF
these votes into the Democratic column. and as
many oe reached BY their influence
The delegation was composed OF members Of com
panIes now rehearsing il Nsw-York, and received
8 c0rGia! welcome.
Representative Francis Burton Harrison. OF New
York. vice-chaIruaan OF the State Committee on
Organization visited Rosemount to-day while on his
way 70 Albany. where he viii take steps looking
to the opening Of the upstate campaign He was
accompanied by Frank II Patterson. Of New-York.
the chief organizer OF the Parker college clubs
and Charles u Preston. Of Kingston, former Super
in1endeat OF Banklug VINO has isst been elected
chairman OF the Democratic committee OF Ulster.
Judge ParkeT's home county. Judge Parker IS tax
ing great deai Of interest in the work Of Messrs
Harrison anC Patterson ~no are among ths most
enthusiastic OF the younger Democrats who enjoy
Mr. Harrison told Judge Parker that Mr.. Rode
ers. AS yet definite statistics at hand but
bright for the OF the national ticket IN the
state Later in the campaign Congressman HaTrt-
make several speeches in various parts Of the
Lorenzo T. Darand. Of Saginaw. Mich. conferred
for an hour to-day with Judge Parker IN relation
ADDITION to the Ist Michigan Dtstrict' he 6eeyed
the Democrats would be able 70 carry mora
districts, and that there was good chance 70
elect W. y Ferris for Governor over Frederick
n Warner. candidate Of the Republicans.
William e. Sheehan. chairman or the executiva
committee Of the Democratic National Committee,
IS expected at ROsemOunt tomorrow. He will
spend Sunday mis- place at West Park. about a
mile from IosemOUnt and VIII confer with Judge
Parker.
Judge and Mrs William II. King OF Utah. ar
rived in ROsemOunt tonight. and visited two hours
with Judge Parker and other guests Mr. and Mrs
St Clair McKeiway. of Brooklyn. are spending the
night at Rosennount.
Judge and Mrs. Parker will attend the EIenviile
Fair on August 81, They will be accompanied By
number OF friends and will spend the entire day
at the fair, which for number of years they
have patronlzsd The Ellenvile Fax Grounds
near Accord, whore Judge and Mrs Parker lived
for several years and generally acquainted.
There viii be no political speeches made on this
occasion.
Judge Parker's letter OF acceptance viii not be
issued until after that OF President Roosevelt IL
was the intention AT Rosemount until recently TO
make public the letter about September 10, but
is understood that Mr.. Roosevet's letter will
not be issued until September L. Therefore the
not be- made public before September T..
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
NOT TO SELECT SENATOR.
HW Decides Not to Haze State Con-
UentiOn Act.
TentOn Act.

Ex-senator David B. Hill. who is bossing
the entire Parker campaign from the back
ground, has decided that he does not want the
Democratic State Convention to make any dec
laration OF its choice for United States Senator
This was one Of the grand Democratic ideas
Of the sage OF Wolferts Roost. This was 20
have been lift oy the bootstraps that would
have put the Democrats nearer the people. II
was Mr.. Hills own idea He talked it over with
Charles F. Murphy. and had Mr. Murphy intro
ouce resolution that he. Hill. had written
ma king II incumbent on the State convention
to declare its preference for Senator. and at the
same time it was arranged that the call for the
State convention. which, by the way, was is
sued day before yesterday. should carry no.
tice that the State convention would decIar.
for a candidate for Senator. The call was silent
about the matter. Mr.. Hill has called IL off.
William r Sheehan was willing that it should
De III the call. So was August Belmont, the or
ganizer Of victory" But Mr.. Hill scented dan
ger and the IDEA has been put away in cold
storage. The chances now are that tn. State
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
APPEAL FOR pARsoNs's SUPPORTERS

The friends Of ex-Alderman Herbert Parsons
Republican leader Of the xxVth district were out
with a circular which received wide circulation in
the district yesterday. 1t is entitled Stand Pat
for Herbert Parsons for Leader The friends OF
Howard Conkling who is a candidate for leader a
few days ago sent out circulars attacking Mr..
Parsons. and the circular issued yesterday was
a reply. Accompanying the circular was an appeal
by many prominent Republicans Of the district for
support for Mr. Parsons This signed by
ninety Repubiicans, some OF them being Cornelius
y Bliss 1r: William " Cohen Ezra P. Prentice
seth E. Thomas. George Blagden, jr; Charles H.
F21IsseI Nicholas Murray Butler, William 9.
Church Frank D Sturgss, P. Tecumseh Sherman.
William H Wadhams, Z. Clifton Wainwright, Job
Z FIr,sees Bronson Winthrop. McDougaH
Hawkes. william Z. Billings William n. Harris
and Thomas J. Quinn.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
HILL OPENS BRooME CAMPAIGN.
Touches on Tariff and Gold Questions at
Deposit

BiuEhamtou. y. 7. Aug 21-Ex- Senator David
q Hill opened the Democratic campaign in Brbome
County to-day in 4 speech the agricultural fair
at Deposit After dinner at the LOOMS House the
Senator and his party were driven 10 the fair
grounds. In the course Of his speech Senator Hill
touched the tariff question. saying that he be-
heved in an honest revision Of the tariff laws so
that vast corporate interests should not be sub
served to the detriment OF the people. Speaking OF
the financial interests OF the country. the Senator
said:
The gold standard has been irrevocahly esta6-
iShed SO that there IS 40 necessity Tor change.
The Democratic party which established the pres
ent currency system, safely be trusted When-
the necessity shall arise 70 make such changes
for the best interests Of the people
Speaking Of the essential differences between the
two political parties the Republican aud the Demo
cratic. the speaker said:
The difference Is that the Republican party stands
for private purposes and the DsInoc<atc party Cor
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
AMERICAN PNEUMATIC.
Chicago Opens Tube SerUice for
Mails.
LONDON MAY DO LIKEWISE.

Chicago Aux 5-Ths Inauguration OF the preu-
matte tube service FOR carrying mail IN this city
was made Wednesday IN the presence OF Post
master General Payne. Senator Cullom, Senator
Hopkins and over five hundred OF ths leading bust
ness men and citizens. This pneumatic postal ser
vice constructed by the American Pneumatic ser
vice Company Is the most extensive system n the
world.
The postal authorities OF the British government
have been studying the pneumatic tube for postal
service and they have approved the system OF the
American Pneumatic Service Company IN con1pe-
tftion with other systems II Is understood taat
the American company has offered 10 construct a
large postal system for the British government IN
london whenever IL is ready to adopt IL
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
DEFENDS vENEZUELA'S ACTION.
Counsel for Receiver of Bermudez Asphalt
Properties Gives Castro's Side

According 20 the statement made yesterday TO
a Tribune reporter by ". ". Niles. local counsel
for a. H Garner, who has recently been appointed
receiver OF the Bermudez asphalt properties. the
position OF the Venezuelan government has been
grossly nisrepresented. He said
Ny reason for asking the Tribune 10 print this
statement IS because it has been the only New
York paper which has shown any disposition 10 be
fair in this Venezuelan situation For several
years the Asphalt Trust has been trying TO mis-
represent the situation through the press and
thereby induce the United state. government 10
believe that the interests OF the American citizens
serts that the receiver appointed without
notice 70 It This is not true. as a nouce was
appeared by counsel and got an extension Of time
to answer complaints The trust indicates that the
receiver was appointed after the connscauon OF
me company's property by the Nenezuelan govern
AS a matter OF fact. the appointment OF the
receiver by the Venezuelan court was in a regular
and judicial proceeding brought by the gov
eTnment to cancel the concession under which
the New-York and Bermudez company has been
the terms OF the concession The original conceS-
sion was granted to R. Hamilton an American:
BernudeZ company. This concession authorized
him to cut lumber. gather resinous matters.
sential and medicinal plants and seeds. and to mine
This concession provided in express terms that
failure comply with all the stipulations therein
contained should cffectually annul the grant, and
tnat all doubts and disputes by reason OF contract
should be settled before the tribunals OF the
public in accordance with its laws The Nene-
zuean government has therefore been acting well
within It's rights IN bringing this suit The orig
tnal concession stipulated that Hamilton his
sssivnaas should caualiZe certain rivers IN the
State OF BermudeZ. Neither Hamilton nor the
New-York and Bermudez company has compiled
amount OF asphalt and 70 dredge a few OF the
rivers stipulated. This, Of course, made the con-
r. nrscticav derived no revenue from the parties
whom the concession was granted
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
SAYS DOG HAS RIGHT TO FIRST BITE.
More Than One Offence Necessary Before
Shooting, Declares Counsel

That = dog has the right to bite ones and then so
rraa without being shot was maintained yester
day by counsel for William Thirst. Of No Al Man
hattan-ave.. before Magistrate Crane. Thirst vas
served with a summons TO explain the actions OF
his dog Rex. The animal. it IS declared. attacked
Matthew n. Thiesen. nine years old, OF No a6
West One-hundred-and-sevente biting him
on the leg Thirst did not appear. but his lawyer
presented physicians certificate OF ill-health and
told the court that his client would be kept at his
home for a week.
Well. you tell your client that want him
here" said the court. 1 soins 20 make a
thorough Investigation Of this case"
You know IL is principle OF law that a deg
is entitled 10 his first bite, replied the LAWYER Ii
requires than bite to prove that he l.
vicious.
Not in this court" said the ma zistrate. and
you can tell your client that If the acts alleged
are proved Will fine him SO for each day hs keeps
the dog after the day OF the assault
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
FIGHT FOR A 100000 ESTATE

ne will Of Elizabeth Bilsisnd was on for pro
bate IN the SuTrogats's Court yesterday. but the
case went until October. because OF contest
The testatrix left only two heirs. sister. sIrs-
Sarah L de St Croix living ar Shanghai China
and a nephew, Frederick g jenkins. a resident OF
Hamburg. Germany. The decedent died IN shs al
tuTnu OF 1903. and It vas presumed there no
will. The estate was worth $4,000 or more and
the public administrator took out Letters cf ad-
ministrdtion. On June Il the S1n ncw contested
hed by Jennie @. Keagey a cousin oE the De
cedent and a lesatee under the viii. This alleged
viii divides the estate among many ssatses most
~ non-rsiatves- The nsphew. Frederick c. Jenk-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
HCRPHY SEES SHEEH4N.
The Latter Returns from HIS Tisit
to Maine.

Blue Eyed Billy Sbeehan ,b,,-- - .,-
N7eutlNe committee of the Democratic National
I'm %CoiI'ltllIee' Is back from Bar Harbor. and gt 10
&C CLOCK Yesterday morning assumed his nIsCa -
80 'i"srIers pilot house on his arrival AT
- Oe"-urE hulIding he took TO himself tho offcs
that during his absence in Maine had 80 go,
pee Dy Delaney Nicoll. Ths vice-chairrnsn sbif+a
70 the adjoining Office TO the westward and AI,r+
iIt eli4ont made similar move by which he -
Tasgart's Office AI~'i man
Inc TACT that Mr.. Sheehan had returned was ,o+
Zig N reachlng Tarnmany Hall. and shortly before
noon ChaFles F. Murphy appeared at hesdo,,sr+ 80.
10 "S aotnltted at once to the innernost con4a,-
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26
THE ASPHALT TROUBLE
CastrO's Higk-Handed Course Cir
ing Am,riety to State Department.
PART PLAYED BY A COURT

LFRoM THE TRIBUNE BCREAr.1
Washington, Aug. 25.-Venezuela's high handed
treatment OF the New-York and Bermudez Asphalt
Company, promoted BY President Castro with a.
semblance Of legal authority continues to be
source OF anxiety to the State Department Pre-
vlous Instances OF unwarrantabie action affecting
the rights OF American citizens have usually been
taken with so little, II any, pretence OF invoking
the proper legal authorities that this country has
not hesitated 10 formulate and press vigorous de-
mands for immediate redress; but the Castro ad-
nfnistraton, doubtless prohting by the experience
Of the mixed court and the decision rendered in
the casa or the Manoa Company. recently reIa+.d
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26

public purposes Theodore Roosevelt the Repub-
mean cahdldate for the Presidency. is a fraud At
the time ne took his oath OF Office in Buffalo after
the asSaSslnat1on Of President Mckinley ne de-
clared IN pubic that he would simply nj McKin-
Ieys pace; that he would not look Tor renomina-
uon- Later, on the train with McKiuIey's
dead oooy' ne gave out statement TO the press TO
the enect that he thought he had been nisunder-
STOOD ny the public. which meant practically that
ne was candidate for denomination The Repub-
ucans had him on their hands and could do moth
ing but renoninate him.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-26

teeltn Election District; Charles Il. Martin. Twen-
:: - -HTst Election District: Frank A c. Neimann
I"eTry-nrst Election District; H. Ellsworth era
s. 81, imelty-second Election District and z S
hyer' Twenty fifth Election District
his amendment provides that .Tn cities =, tho
.i-SI class II shall be the duty of the board or
o44 tnakng the appointment of such an election
pIsIerrillg any charges and without -o+Jra - 80
- upon the written request OF the ofiefaI ~
election officer. or his successor ~ 9'''H