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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-30

On good authority 1t il reported that
another option IL about Ia ho given To
a Now York syndicate on all the prop
erty Of the Phoebe Consolidated Min
ing and Reduction Com puny, says tho
Record. This Includes the mines ut
Phoebe and Jackrabbii district.
The price to ho paid in stat ID to he in
the neighborhUol OF halt u million dol
lais, extending over IL period OF several
years.
Several options on this property havo
been given III pust yCarp, and nothing
paid down. In tho present instance,
however, Il cash payment ia TO he made
when the option il executed, and this
will 60 q long way ward showing tho
good faith Of the purchasers.
A Stockholders meeting Of the com.
pany has been called Tor january ith, Tor
the election Of new officers and io pass
upon the proposed sale. THIS meeting
will take place Mt Salt Lake, and be fore
the fret week in the new year ~cXpircs
no ought to know thr result.
We have 10 been able Ia learn who
constitute the syndicate Of purchasers
at New York, but with Il first cnsh pay
meot mado on this proposition and the
probable building Of the railroad branch
from CaIiente horc during 1903, with the
other mining enterprises which are snrc,
with such work, to 10 undertskcp.
Pioobo and vicinity will show more liio
and activity by tho end Of tho coming
year, than il has known for years past
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-30
LIZ MhIaifnI Inni,

"My husband II getting 10 hn y sci
"ntiiic whilst player"
"iH hc1 G'vc been wondering latcly
what made bin look M II there wax
not mitch more lctt IN The world fhat
was worth trying for Chicago Roe.
old.Ticrnld.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-30
4 TypoErnph,rai Error.

y rumpous Englishmau ru;crch
fashionable New York restaurant uug
ordered Il meal. While %dIspoa!nE 9
his soup he discovered a needle IN to
soup ana registered his complain: WI,
the head waiter.
Il say, old chap. that's rawtI,T hu>,
on Il fellow. There's a ucrllr n -.
soup" exclaimed TIE Hr!;sshcr.
"Oh. not 50 bad. nftrr ALL" s,pn,C
che head waiter; not 80 bad. simply d;
typographical error. II should his
been u noodle
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-30
NYhr Ifr yNnnteh Him

Lots nsk Easy Marx TO SIT In with
us at II ncxt game"
WHY. I didn't know lie could MAY
poker"
"fIc can't."~-HoustOn rosi.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-30
Rnnnrinr Him.

"TIo Is considered a clever Gnrncicr,
f. ho notf"
why. where I'D you got That idrn1
tie ncYor beat anybody out Of anything
N his llfcH'- Cleveland Lender.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-30

Tho man who always stops 10 tliht
before he speaks may not say much,
but he seldom has 10 take nny Of II
hack. SoincryIllo Journal
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-30

STATE Of NEVADA. l.
COJNTY oy F.LEO.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
ELHo, Ne, Oct 2, 1884
70 Gac HOuGyubir Ruurqi Of CNaur..
Commissioners Of Ei:o county. Nv.
GESTLRMFY:-W" h"rrUIth submit oa:
Qartcrly Report ri the Fiuuucca al tn,
county Zoe the quHrtrr ending Snip 3D.
1904.
Respectfully suhmii-.!.
c. W. GWoyER. Auii', .
\, q. phN;LY, Treasurer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-30

\ thread o. spider siiR r. decidedly
'o"glIrr thnn : Dor n steel Of tho
ft.' re.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-30

Piano for gale cheap. inquire Hithc
INbRPENDENT Office. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-12-30

To'nl.. .....Si75la 81 'oo,oq7 :
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
NORTH SCIIUATE.
TIE millisruuning iull tim.

The mill is running lul tim.
, Z NJ. Spencer fl led lis ice house this
week
wallace Barden is very III with rheuma- :
tic lever.
setuate Chapter me, last Saturday
evening.
Read the sdvertisemeu, OF the Seitua,e
Public Market.
Measles are quite pr,valen, In the
Saundersvile section.
william II. Smith has just finished q
term OF service on the iu'y.
The Hughesda'e Ice House on the Lske
is being filed with thick ice.
There is to be a social tomorrow even
ing at ,he Gl,niord Club house.
Mrs Solomon Owen of O'neyvile
visited relatives here last Friday.
Miss Carrie Edward, clerk at o.
Cards is confined to her home by iIlhess.
The child of MIR and Mrs. George
Bishop, who has been quite il, is recover.
ing.
a number from here attended the sur
Per at The Rocklaud church last Wednes
day evening.
The new time table Of the Providence
and Danielson railroad e,n be found on
another page OF the TINES
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. ID Wood, returned India mi sionarles,
who are staying at the Institute, is very
seriously iI.
The many frienis OF DR.. George r.
| Fisher ot Olneyville. who reside In this
section. will be p eased TO hear that he l.
rapidly gaining his form'r good health.
Rev. G n. Cutler on recent SUNDAY
found the sleighing between Greenville
and this village so bad that he sent home
his sleigh and walked thre. miles OF very
poor travelling and then preached a SET
mon and attended a funeral here. Mr.
Cutler Is not dismayed by trihes.
Evangelist wm. L. Hopkins, who Is
looking for sinners in Canada and Miohi.
gan, t,nis a good report, both Of the
numb. iourd, and also Of the country
through which he 10 travelling. Canada,
being to his mind far superior to II. /. in
it's naturil esources as a farming coun-
Try.
The probate appeal involving the will
OF Richard NJ. Grayson, late Of Scituate,
twice tried efore jury, resulting first In
ii agreement and secondly In verdict
sustaining the will probated, was before
! the Appellate Division Monday on a pc.
tition By Alice A. Whipple appellant for
a new trial. The executor under the will
is Albert L Wood Another will IL
offered by the appellant Journal.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
CEORGIAVILLE.

a dAugh'e' was born to MIR. and Mrs
Alfred Phillips, Tuesday.
|, is understood that Elmer J. Newell
has accepted q position In Boston.
Two more pianos we're delivered to
parties in this place TUESDAY OF this
week
Wm. Loomis is filing his Ice house
with - inch ice, the thicke,t ever known
In these parts.
There will be an installation OF officers
OF Centerdale Lodge No 80, A. q, u. w.
next Thursday evening by Deputy DR..
hasbrouek Of Providence.
The subject OF the sermon at the Free
Baptist church next Sunday morning at
II, will be Rejecting Christ The
pastor will al,o preach In the evening At
7, the subject being, Gods Spirit s,ri,.
ing with MAN.
The Bernon Mills Library will be 70.
opened to the public for the first time for
several years Oh MondAS evening, Fet-
'ha'N ie0 iOtu 4 W y ~ NiOOh anu Oooke
will be given out then and thereafter on
each Monday evening About a hur.
d ed new books have been added to the
library and all are invi'ei to use the
library free OF all charge. Books can be
kept for two weeks with the privilege Of
renewing them Tor two weeks longer.
The room formerly u'ed for the library
at Bernon Hall has been pRpered and
painted and otherwise prepared for la
use, 90 that now II 10 In better condition
Tor library purposes than II has been Ter
year,. 1t IL understood that Clarence
Bosworth, the son OF the ,superlnt, ndent
of the mill, will .erve as librarian The
dining-room has also been thoroughly
renovated and will be used as reading
room. Itis expected that this room will
be open every night In the week, except
on Sunday. u will be supplied with
magazines and other literature for the
free u,c of the public.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
CErlTERDALE.

-. Elizabeth Gui'd 10 plan ming for a
social In February.
The charity whist at r. &. hngells
last week was well attended.
The Corbett election case came up In
the General Assembly this week.
NJ. NJ. Keilty. well known here, has
opened a restaurant In Oln,yyille.
Moth Provide nee does not propose o
be classed among The gambling towns.
Mr.. James of Providence - supplying
Rev. Mr. Colwell's place at 81. Adams
church.
NJ. J. Cars hnrne" shop has become q
very popular place for those In need Of
new harness or repair work.
William Redfesrn has removed here
from Providence. Mr.. Redfearn was
ormerly resident Of Cenisrdale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22

Messrs. Evans. Norton and Tenney.
executive committee OF the Man,on Club,
ate making arrangements for an erjoyn-
Bile banquet next month. which will lie
the sixth anniversary of the organization.
The annual election of olicers will occur
at that time.
The case OF Henry Labeau against the
Dier,ille Manufacturing company was
before the supreme court Monday on the
petition OF the company for new uial,
Jury having awarded damages OF
5000 LabeRu, a boy, lost two fingers
from his right hand In a carding ma.
chine while at work In the factory of the
company. II was insisted Sy the com.
pauy that the verdict was against The law
and the evidence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
SOUTH SCiTUATE.

Very little ice has been cut In tbis sec
tion.
Rev. Charles Parker l. recovering from
his recent fall.
Miss Cora Hopkins ie confined to heI
home by Illness.
The wood turning business In this sec.
tion IL very good at this time.
Benjamin Wilbur and Miss Lena WI.
bur start on their trlp to the Holy Land
on March Slh.
The new Providence and Danielson
Railway time table can bc found IN the
TIMES this week.
A large slelghing patty f,um rotter,
vile attended the entertainment at Rock
land on "Wednesday evening.
The Christian Endeavor Sccicty VI the
Baptist Church vii hold its weekly meet.
ings hereafter on Sunday evenings at go
o'clock
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
NOTICE
To oConSuner ofGaS
Providence Gas Company
MARKET SQUARE

After January 1904, all bills for gas will be
monthly.
Commencng with January bill FEBUARY)
thousand feet of will be made the
thousand their bills
roth of the month Fills paid General
Market Square, presentation of b the Gas Stove Store, No
Westminster Street.
Checks mailed in gas bills reach the General Office
before the OF business roth
title the the discount
Gas bills will be delivered the premises where consumed
either by distributors by mail intended that all bills will be
hands of the not later than the 5t of the month
The ibuc bills employed by this
will plain sight numbered badge with
Providence Gas Co.. thereon and they will be furnished with certificate
OF their authority signed by the of the Company the
capacity readers and distributors
Collectors regularly employed by this Company will be furnished with
badge and certificate OF their outside
the ohces o the Company
JOHN w. ELLIS,
Providence II. Dec. 20, 1903 President and Manager.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
DisIocated Her Shoulder.

Mrf. Johanna Soderholm. OF Fergus
Falls. Mum, Tell and dislocatsd her
shoulder. She had surgeon get II back
In place az soon as possible, but II was
quite sore and panied her very much.
Her son mentioned that he had seen
Chamberain's Pain Balm advertised for
spraIns and soreness, and she asked him
TO buy her bottle OF II. which he did. II
quickly relieved her and enabled her TO
sleep which she had not done for several
days. The son was 40 much pleased with
The relief II gave his mother that he has
since recommends II TO many others.
For sale by B. A. smith, OlneyvilIe; w.
Dunning & Bro, Manton Ave; Parker's
drrg store. Olneyviile.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
ANTIOCH.

Joseph DJbbs 10 working for william
Merritt.
william Merritt harvested a crop OF
ice TWEEN ~ two inches thick this week.
a bean supper for the benef, Of the
chapel fund was given Wednesday eve
ming by the Ladies Sewing Society at
the Young farm.
The hardware store Of John MoGlinchey
is now ocated at % Plainfeld Street. At
wood Building. M. McGlInchey will Q
pleased to zee his old customers and rev
ones at his new store.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
GREEN VILE.

Hor. Alonzo Mowry Is serving on the
jury.
George Il. Colwsll Is recovering from
his Illness.
A w. Sfeste has purchased another
steam mill.
The schools are still closed on account
ot diphtheria.
W. a. Whipple aud family have re-
moved to Foster.
DR.. Z, II. BRAZIL, who has been III. 10
able To be about again.
Byron Winsor IL attending The Pents.
costal Institute at North Scitua'e.
Thomas Webster, overseor ui the spir
ming nepsrtmen, at the Waterhouse Mile
has, II 10 eaid, severed his connection
there.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
REDUCED RATES
TO
NEW YORK
JOY LINE
$I.so EACH WAY.
$I.so EACH WAY.

steamers every week day at o 80 y. m
Dock South water street, near Point street
bridge, Tickets aud staterooms at GfBSON'S
No. 3 Wcybosset street. A. B. PITTS, Agsn
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
MANTON.

Mrs. Annie l.. Cram l. III.
Chester Ford has la grippe,
Sub'e'ibe f,r the TIMEs-si 90 per
| year.
Job printing Of all Kinds a, The TINES
ofiice
A milk dram ior sale at G. F. a
Beanef.
The leap SER bail Feb. s,h /, to be a
swell affair.
Mamie Godfrey of Msnton avenue,
10 III with bronchitis.
Samuel Gardiner was out Tuesday for
tire fret time In several wceks.
There was a missionary service Sunday
afternoon at 81. Peters Church.
J ]. Hughes supply OF New Years
calendars was much In demand.
The formation Of an improvement
society is soon expected to materialize.
The meeting OF the Odd Fellows wa.
! omitted Monday on account OF the cold
Mrs. David Nickerson and son Lester.
who arc III with pneumoniR, are impro,-
ing.
Mlss Minnie Williams school closed
Monday and Tuesday on account Of the
cold.
James r. Dooley has been acting ~,
hoor director at the socials Of the Drum
| Corps.
Mrs Edward Muldowney aud Mrs.
Rose Farrell are suffering with throa,
lrouble.
Rev. e. w. Moore OF New York city
preached Sunday at the Church OF
Christ.
Stephen IA. Clemcnce had an overcoat
stolen from his milk wagon on Nj. PleA,-
ant Monday.
The Turnvetinevorwait, Band of MeIino
furnished music at the Dunn Corps SC
cial last week.
Leroy Emhon. n former resident a
this place has Just returned from fish
INK tip at Cape Cod.
MI. and Mr.. Henry 5. Angel of Clin.
TN street. have removed To the Emor
Angel farm near Pine Hill.
Rev. John X. Brown OF the Central
Baptist Church, Providence, preached
Sunday at the Baptist chapel.
Pardon F. Brown was elected to mem.
bership In the Veteran Citizens Historical
Association In Providence last week.
John r. Hume received n severe ca, In
the head Tuesday evening by falling on
the slippery Sidewalk near the Msn,on
bridge.
WIN. T Meyers and George Wilson are
the committee having In charge the nut.
icale TO be given next month by the
Church OF Christ.
The Manton Christian Industrial Sc
ciery held a banquet Last evening at the
home Of Agnes G.. Remington. Old Kill
ingly and Becker avenues.
Mr.. Thomas X. Hulme OF Hedley Ave.
and Miss Edith Fletcher OF Olneyville,
were married "Wednesday evening at The
home of the brides father.
The funeral OF Roydon e.. the eleven
year old son of Nr. and Mr.. David J.
Niekerson Of Osgood avenue. was held
Sunday afternoon at 81. Peters Church.
Court Lyman a, o. r. held a banquet
and entertainment In Holden's Hall on
Monday evening. Several excellent ad.
dresses were made and a good literary
program carried out.
The Drum Corps social In lIolden's
Hall will be continued an extra week.
On Friday, the Lymansyllle Band, Com.
panies +. r. and g.. X. militia, Court
Lyman r. Of A. and Carroll Branch G.
X Of A. are expected TO be present.
The funeral services Of Lsbsn +. Cram,
aged az Year,, were conducted Saturday
| afternoon az the residence Of his grand.
father, Lsban r. Waterman, 95 Cherry
Hin avenue. Rev. NJ. Lowden oiIiciated.
Mr.. Cram was III OF pneumonia only a
! few days, but the sickness terminated ia
tally. His death came a. a shock 10 his
| friends.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
ROCKLAND.

For honest, sensible printing at eaton.
able prices, try the TIMES oliice.
a party OF about twenty Joung ladies
visited Providence last Friday evening
A supper and entertainment were
given at the Rockland church on Wed.
nesday evening.
The new time table went into effect on
the Providence and Danieson Railway
on Wednesday. II can be found In
another column Of the Times
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
Group.

The peculiar cough which indicates
Group Is usually well known 10 the moth.
ers OF croupy children. No time Should
be lost In the treatment of II, and for this
purpose no medicine has received mo'o
universal approval than Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. DO not waste valuable
time In experimenting with untried RENE
dies no matter how highly they may be
recommended, bu, give this medicine a'
directed and all symptoms OF Group will
quickly dlssppear Por sale by B a.
Smih Olneyville; W. Dunninr & Bro.
Manton Ave. Parker's drug store .Olney-
Vile
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
DR.. David Kepnedy's Now Medicine

Csl.cura Solvent, removes chalky depos.
It's from the Joints, muscles aud urinary
organs and prevents the formation OF
more; thus curing gout, rheumatism and
gravel. The only radicalremedy. Write
to the Calcura Company, Rondout, ~.
Y. for free pamphlet containing valuable
info nation, and free sample bottle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
CLAYVILLE.

job printing, all kinds, at the TIMrs
ofllce.
r. Is. Hin has new line OF glover,
mIttens and gentlemens' underwear.
FIeeced lined shirts and drawers at soc.
each. Pure Leaf Lard, Toe. H.; pork,
Ior. ID. mince meat, 3 packages for age;
Wilson'S Beat Flour ~ IS bbI.. s8c. rer
bag, 241 lbs Yellow trading stamps.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22
HARMON -.

Several seighing parties have been at
the Hotel this week.
A large sleIghing party from Proyi.
dence enjoyed social dance and supper,
a, the KlondiIe Hall on Saturday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-22

To Cure A Colo In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money lf II falls
to cure T.. w. Groves signature ia on
each box. age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-05
BALLOT BOXES SENT TO PRECINCTS,
WHERE VOTERS WILL CAST BALLOTS

Black Hawk-Town hall. Milan.
Coal Nalley-TOwn hall. Coal Val
ley.
Rural-Town hall
Bowling-Keller school
Edgington. No. Rush store. Edg-
ington.
Edgington. No. 2-Engine house.
Reynolds.
Andalusia-Town hall. Andalusia.
Buffalo Prairie-German school,
Drury-Foster's store
Rock Island-First precinct. First
ward, c. Kroeger's shoe shop; second
precinct First ward. Allen Pratt's bar
Der shop; first precinct Second ward,
lO14 Third avenue: Second precinct
Second ward. city barn, Tenth street
and Sixth avenue; first precinct Third
ward. county Jail building; second pre-
cinct Third ward. 1924 Seventh ave
nue.; third precinct Third ward. ll1o
Fifteenth street; first precinct Fourth
ward. Tricks livery barn: second pre-
cinct Fourth ward, Levy's barn: first
precinct Fifth ward, hose house Tween
ty-second street; second precinct Fifth
ward. Schmidt's grocery; first precinct
ClAlil " dIu. NOSE IlOuSt went -SlNtIl
street; second precinct Sixth ward.
Riess' barn; first precinct Sc, enth
ward. Paulens restaurant. Fifth ave
nue.; second precinct Seventh ward,
Petersen's carpenter shop; third pre-
cinct Seventh ward. Stephenson s
barn.
Moline-First precinct First ward.
Pahis store: second precinct First
ward, Swan Troops Office; first pre-
cinct Second ward Carlstedt's store /;
second precinct Second ward. Schill.n-
gers office. Railroad avenue; first pre-
cinct Third ward. city hall; second
precinct Third ward. Industrial home;
first precinct Fourth ward, hose house,
Nineteenth street; second precinct
Fourth ward. Barnard & Leas store
house: first precinct Fifth ward DR..
Tremblay's Office; second precinct
Fifth ward. H. G. Grips office; first
precinct Sixth ward, Sundeen's bar
Der shop; second precinct Sixth ward.
old town hall: Seventh ward. Cheney 5
shop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-05
WAS SHOT IN THE ABDOMEN
Cambridge Boy Taken to Davenport
Hospital After Accident.

Cambridge Boy Taken to Davenport
Hospital After Accident.
l5-year-old Henry county lad is
lying at the point of death in Mercy
hospital at Davenport as the result of
a gun shot received near the Cam
bridge brickyard. The boy is Charles
Baugh, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Baugh. He was out shooting with
some of his playmates, and had rifle
of 22-calibre. ! Something was out OF
gear on the gun, and i'll endeavOring to
fix it he had put the barrel of the
weapon against his stomach. 1t was
accidentally discharged and he receiv
ed the shot in the abdomen. He was
taken to Cambridge as soon as posi-
BILE and Drs. Westerlund and Bryan at
tended his case. They decided that an
operation was the only means of saw
ing his life, and so the lad was taken
to the Davenport hospital.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-05

The work of distributing the official
ballots TO the clerks and Judges of the
election for next Tuesday is being TAX
ca care of today by County Clerk Hub
bard and his deputies. There are 20
voting precincts outside of the cities
of Moline and Rock Island. and the
work of distribution entails consider
able travelling over country roads Fol
lowing are the voting places in the va
rious precincts of the county:
CordOya-WoOdman hall.
Coe-Fairfield school house.
Canoe Creek-Woodmen hall, Hills
dale.
Zuma-Wake school.
Port Byron-School house, Port By
ron.
Hampton. No. Village council
room.
Hampton. No. 2-Hennegan's store
Carbon Cliff
Hampton. No. Village council
room, Rapids City
South Moline. No. Town hall.
South Moline No 2-Grinrell school.
South Rock Island-Town hall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-05
ATTORNEY GENERAL
GIVES HIS OPINION
Replies to Inquiry by States Attorney
AS to Marking Ballot for
representative.

States Attorney H. A. Weld recently
wrote to Attorney General Hamlin and
described the manner in which G. w.
McCaskrin's name has gone on the
ballot as Independent candidate for mi
nority representative without the words
three votes" following it, and asking
how, in his opinion, as to whom the bal
lot would be counted if it were marked
in various ways. In reply he received
the following letter:
Office of Attorney General, Spring
field, Ill, Nov. 4, 1904-Hon. II. a.
Weld. States Attorney. Rock Island,
Ill.-Dear Sir: Your favor of the End
inst. is at hand The ballot you de-
scribe contains in the republican tick
ct two candidates for representative in
the general assembly, after each of
whose names appears the figures and
word '11a votes" The democratic
ticket contains the name of one candi-
date for representative, after whose
name appears the figure and word -
votes. There is also an Independent
ticket containing only the name of the
candidate for representative and his
address. Where a cross is made in
the circle at the head of the republican
or democratic tickets and a cross is
also made in the square preceding the
name of the Independent candidate. the
ballot would be counted three votes
for the Independent candidate and not
for any other candidate for representa-
tive. If a cross is made in the square
preceding the name of the independent
candidate and the ballot is not other
wise marked, it should be counted
three votes for the Independent candi-
date. If a cross is made in the squares
before each of the names on the re-
publican or democratic tickets except
before the names of the candidates for
representatives and a cross should be
placed in the square before the name
of the independent candidate. the bal
lot should be counted three votes for
the Independent candidate. See sec
tiOns Il and % of the act relating to
the printing of ballots at public ex-
pense. Also Whitman VS. Zahorick. 81
Ia, %, and state of Iowa. ex rel, VS..
Hagan. 81 Ia. $40.
Very respectfully.
H. ]. HAMLIf.,
Attorney General