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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
LOCAL MARKETS,

rho local markets oro being wsled
today on account of the public hole
day tomorrow Nhp soNou car louds or
NHlcrmolong arrived from IcNaH bat
the price did not ralL 10 speak Of ~
II cost 80 io 90 apiece for freight ana
ave cents moro for handling 80 ~
cents n the lowest prlro on TcNas
melons, without u loss \ ear of Ia
unnnp arrived today hnding ready
sale ON account of the FOURTH ana
for the same reason oranges are lnd'
mg u rapid ana satisfactory sale,
Lemons threaten IA rise sto'iilN ON
ucrouul Of the Continued demand m
the cast Strawberries ave oul of rrns
son, ana the last run of them rs nov
IN the market llui nWbHulcs nre
coming along In goolly quantities nud
mnlity, so are cherries, ana lhrw are
u fcW hId,khcrrlcs the ch'ln's no
rlah. aud are supplying the rntiro To-
cal demnuh 80 that there arc no moro
shipmc,uN from oregon ol California
The prCo' obtaining IN 10 '}h local
market are ~ follows
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Prices Advanced Vigorously, and
Great Variety of Stocks Showed
Notable Itrcngth,
VERY LARGE GAINS RECORDED,
Best Showing Made by Union Pscl lc
Trunk Lines and New York
fractions

Now York July g., Prices advance I
yiporouty over the opening transactions
IN thc stock mllkol today The gain ON
Rock island ran to 49, Union Pacific IA
and Sew Work Central Erlc ana the tcc'
oud preferred about point southern Pa
clnr Noalng tinted Slntol steel pre-
lorrcl and Brooklyn Transit were also up
largo lrNolonp Contrary 10 expectation
the market was exceedingly animated
nud great variety ul stocks showed
notable strength A few " the roccnt
luyorll,r however were comparatively
quiet and liulo additional wuWcs up'
wards AFTER the opening dealings
The bos showing In tho point NJ
strength and activity MAS mudo hy Union
pa,lliG The trunk lines and ne local
fractions ~ PAU, Southern raplHr, Mis-.
souri, Pacific, some If the southern Stocks
and the United Rtdlrs steel WucbN Nrl"
amongst those NAT were ltFf .ncllNN
Ouius ut 20 point or moro were larry k'lr
ual M 'fuuutrrr coal IRON more was
"a rlyo Of point Metropolitan SuoDt Rlll'
way . and Northwestern ..
H. Paul l. a y. Iullcd states steel
aud SUGAR wrrc brought forward a point,
but thrru was "a pause I'm the general
demand, Resultant prices lrreagonl,
roso gl and Nashville tmttno, w. ana
~ Louis chicago Terminal prrltrrrl'
virginia iron ana United Railway luycpls
mcul y The lnpsua were Chicago Nurmls
nal T. Enumomg ~ and the preferred 3
Blonde were lirm A. noon,
The bulge m Roidne to log, was nc'
pomplNhod dopllr the generous lrcllng
uut uf large blocks ut stocks Us the rltr
made Roadway The market olhorwlro
was tpulurrluHs and updlhrlIr, after the
uouyiW pf the forenoon. Iowa central
and kcokuk and Dcs Monor preferred
Stoke In which mlorcst conferred made
some particularly large galne, but me
usual active stocks That had a large fol-
lowing were quiet ANA without important
change kcokuk and Dos Moln's pr,
forrod Jumped points, Pacific Coast ana
Tennessee coal \ Northern Pacific. col'
orado Fuel ana Locomotive I 10 ~,
The aggressive rise IN Reading Of 30
IA lO3la revived the strength " the mar
ket New York cent NJ rose ~ Union
pucnc and United states steel preferred
g. Amalgamutpu Copper / mirU klulus
stcri and southern parlnr advanced 1
point, Some profit taking met the advance
but the close WIS strong
Close, Money on call steady 2AH3lR per
cent closing bid 3'a Offered At ~
Time loans steady, "a ana % days per
cont slN months 3g1Ga per cent
Prime mercantile paper "E"Ih per
Siorlng exchange arm with ucluol
business In bunkcF hills ut lMtulNnW
for dcmand and IA iN,@p hS,W Tor W
dnV bills
billt Gul ~,
bar silver ML,
Mexican dollars, hle.
luNorumoul bouuF steady railroad
bonds am
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
LIKES INV CAMP,


George y. polen2 the local rcnl cs.
tate ana mining man, has returned
from u trim Ia the Crescent mining
district In Nevada He became 20 wen
satisfied with conditions there that he
decided 10 acquire u group oi claims
ana on which NJ expects ~ innugnrlic
nm energetic campaign Of development
forthwith
Mr. polen2 expressed himself ~ bee
inR worry Woll plcHscl with the camp,
and considers i IN an ideal lmnlon
First Of ull tho transportation facilities
are convenient tho new town Of ''fos'
cent being lcrs than , miles from the
tracks NJ the Sili Lake Route, win a
down grade all tho way Another adj
vantage IL nm ample water supply
Whilr Mr. polcng does not wish To
be- understood 1N saying n word
agllmt Goldnrld for ho considers II TO
be- one OF the great mining camps ~
the country Int g0 far ~ surface W.
dlcutions 60 ho says Crescent has the
best end Of h. argument j, w. Banks
W salt Lake ana others have secured
very promising group which, ~ well
us the Dulchmnn group, are 'olmos'
certain 10 develop into big producers
Mr. polona viii leave for The now
camp again the last ~ the week,
Crescent has a population Of obou,
QOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
IOWA INVESTORS HERE.
Take In Sleh,s NJ cay Amer seeing u
wyoming coal Mine

Ralph r. Waterman who, with his
uncle, IT, y, Waterman has been In.
tcrcstcd In the promotion of the Sioux
Clly & Rock springs Coal company at
ROCK springs. Wyo, has arrived from
Sioux city Ia, whore ho Is now 10.
Gated, TO rcmaln over the Fourth win
his parents,
he was accompanied on his trip west
by DT Henry Shipley ana W g, llagy
ot sheldon. lau both Of whom have
become Interested ns shareholders IN
the coal company
Or Nhlplcy stated lo "NcWs" reps
roscnlaliyo this morning that ON the
way ont the party stopped on NJ Rock
springs 10 make an inspection ~ The
property ana expressed himself us be-
Ink decidedly well pleased WIN condl.
tons there
The porpewy has been undergoing
Systematic development for the past
two years ana has about reached the
stage whore II can De counted on %
supply the markets Win fuel
Dr Shploy says this ig his 0rst Visit
60 salt Lake. IN fact this ~ NV frat
trip az fur west ay the Rocky noun.
ttinR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
PARK cry MINES.
1he Record ~ ,ha, Camp Reviews what
Has Ilevn Going On There,

pave Fhhcl who has the contract for
driving 400 foot tunnel on the Coum.
buH property m the bonanza Fmt
noighburhood, was IN oamp ths week,
getting supplies together ana making
necessary arrangements fOr the begin.
ming of work Operation win not be-
commenced until after July I, bat when
n ~ commenced II VIII be vigorously
prosecuted six men viii be employed
OH the work. two men ON a NhifL and
Mr. Fisher believes that the work VIII
be completed IN about three months
The 900 foot point IN the tunnel Win
rive u depth of 300 feet an the ore
which has boon already uncovered,
which II NJ though VIII develop into "a
largo ana permanent body The Coz.
Wmbus Hes IN u very PROMISING and
rich district ana Rood news may nr
looked for from ihorc M any time after
work ls commenced
Chna. a. MiNor returned tu the rily
this week tNkinG with him samples "
iron ore from the Nelson Iron mlno on
Iron mountain, II W possible that
work win hc commenced with u m.o
force OF men, at this property N 10
rhou time NJ the samples mkon down
should SHOW Out the product Of lhn
mlno ~ suitable fur use ua alag IN tho
valley UWrltDrH should thla ho thu
rpRC n win open un un entirely new
Held ol Industry In the camp
The tNlWgN from Che Onimiu min
are being mtrculud ana n the WORK H
found lu be- profitable II VIII Dee con,
iluucd,
The management of the Ouuuo
company Ie now shipping Inc 49, q
dump lo the smclDor whore 10 ia being
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
CONCENTR AiltS,

captain Henry stern. precedent "
the lumpu company spent Yesterday
IN Bingham
p, T.. CWncld the owner OF yuluahll
iron mopruy I'M hull valley washing.
tom county H In the city,
Superintendent lmtpcr Nlrrnskcl IN
down from the DHly.MrN mine tu rp.
main uutil after the Fourth
n, H. Omrcr the Won known as.
tuN,r expects tu lrHyo lor Portland
tonight IN % brief business trip,
Superintendent r.. 4, brown Of mo
Centennial Eureka mine " IN from
Tmtlc ana Vill stay mlll after tomor-
row.
The properties VI the Overland Mm.
INK company M sunshine nro 10 be
disposed Of ncNt saturday ot ID rcceIy'
orH sllo,
ON account Of the rogop tnkcu By tho
san Francisco Mining Exchange. thQru
VIII ho mo- quotations uu nevada stocks
for about 10 days
The Taylor " Tuulon sampler rr.
.oIod the receipt this morning az =
cans of ore from Nevada, n from rlh'
lIc 0ud I from Bingham
Manager Henry N Crowthor NJ the
continental Alta miur who has boon In
camp lor several duNt, ~ rNpDrtod lu
return IN fine city llb UIlcmoom
Groc~ Manager y c. hcklmg NJ
the lnO copper company went on' Ia
BINGHAM In hW NOW auto AuHi.IlE
ana remained over until today
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Many Locations Being Filed and
Much Development Work
Is Being Done,
BUCKLEY AND TIDAL WAVE.
Both Mines are showing Up Well
The Moon Brothers GcItlng Some
Good Results.
Special correspondence

Special Correspondence
Provo, July 3d. Tho activity M pros'
pccling and opclrng ny mineral claims
IN The mounlpins east of Provo conlin
Noe Many locat ons ave being nlcd,
and considerable development work ls
being done.
The Woodward brothers, who have
contracts ON the lhckly mine, IN Rock
canyon, and the Tldal wave between
Provo and HprnRylle, are working both
properties, and Nj n F,Woodward ~
authority for the statement that indicn'
tons ere very favorable IN each Of these
properties IN the Buckley mime iho
upper tunnel has pugpcd through To-
foot horse" of lime and opcncd w m
better ore lchluridcH ana crYeiallSod
load) than before, cncounlorlng iho
banpd limestone StlngcrE of ore are
Of moro frequent occurrence IN the low
81 tunnel, which encourages the belief
that the vein viii soou b' reached, Tho
Wine to connect the upper ana lower
tunnel IL down los feet and ip being
pushed TO completion nv wpldly ue poe.
sIhlc. when connection N made snip
ments win be- resumed, the ore being
dropped from the upper to the lower
tunnel, In which manner II can be ham
died 10 much greater advantage ihad
by taking It out through the upper tun'
mel
\ big tunnel on the Tidal Wave claim
~ IN 1870 feet IN u face of sorpontlno
rock and slate with stronks Of white
quartz, II is expected the tunnel VIII
have 10 be driven about u hundred feet
farthc, before the big vein, which II h
intended Ia tap, n reached, but there
are gJpd chances OF cncountorlnE small
cr veins IN shorter distance, An eight
foot yoin OF congl0mcratc gravel which
shows prominently In the surface OF the
Tidal Wave ground tor a long distance,
~ receiving some attention and WIN be
thoroughly prosppolrd Assays from
the uurfaco of the vein show I per cent
coppo' and trace Of gold,
The Moore brothers Of Provo are op'
onlng mp Blk vein of gray copper ON
the north of the Tidal wave unl the
Rcd Rose on the southhas rne show
ing Of red oxide Of copper Both Of
these properties have ore Of shipping
quality and .qunntlty
~, ". smith OF Thistle was IN Provo
saurda'' He reports work being done
on Dig vein Of low grade ore, discoy'
cred IN land belonging 70 him from
which assays Of $3.50 gold have boon obs
tanned from surface Worklngs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

uponlhc ground " the sassy Sal Min.
INK company b January Jones dlR'
covoror Of the famous january mine,
The importance Of mis- discovery lies
In the fact that the sassy Sll claims
are Two ana u hale miles duo west
Of Goldnold IN a district Whlch up To
the present time has Afforded no pros
duclng mines As result of tho op"
crailons on the Sngey Sal property cv'
cry foot of ground In that Vicinity haa
been ulkod aul Tho price " claims
has advanced 600 por cont Where
claims could readily have been pur.
chased two monlhp ago at 5000 or $500
apiece, thoy arc NOW ON sale AT NoOo
tO $1,000 apiece.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
WEATHER REPORT

RECORD at the local office OF N,
weather bureau ior the q hours end.
lng at q a. M today
Barometer reading N 4 n, m, 9b.i3
inches, Temperature N Il u, M % de-,
rrccs, maximum ~ Minimum D.
FORECASTS TIL u T., NJ, TUESDAY,
Local forecast for SAT- Lake city ana
Vicinity
Fair ana warmer tonight aud Tues.
day,
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of the Rocky Mountain slopo and east.
ward TO the Atlantic soabonrd lIonyy
ana excessive rains was reported Og
followN KonNns rlty 391 inches Ms.
mark Ia Rapid Ci,y, l3, Huron, l9si
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
NEW YORK PRODUCT!

Now York luly 3e.lmutr barely
sl,udN street plloos oNuH creamery, N'P
Ugt official prices creamery common
10 extra liHOiW state dairy common 10
extra l1u2li renovated. common 10 extra,
l3sdli Wunirm factory common Ia oA'
ira, lulW western imitation creamery
common to uNIU, GUla
Choose. Vas y. Nov state full cream,
mtlc white and rulorcd fancy NYl do.
fair 10 ouolpc Nluohi do large colorod
and white fancy wv,
Eggs Firm state detected white fancy,
glu22, do choice, lFlgH.o Western extra
Uwlr liHlis,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
Amalgamated Assessment

Rute, Mont. June 2.aCmn,y A.,
SCISSOR Jerry sullivan has Increased
thc assessment on The machinery and
supplies of tho hmagamnlod Copper
company IN silver Row county ,lOi2,.
$50, Tho returns ot valuation aa made
by tho various companies Vcro IN
creased that amount II being claim,
81 by the assessor mat tho returns
made were lon low
Tho total rolulnN upon mining ma
emery and supplies amounted "a i03,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
BEHIND THE BARS.
Smooth Swindlcr Captured Mt Brigham
CITY Saturday Might
lRnoclnl 10 lhn oNcNanl

Brigham rity July o. \ man giving
the name Of T., j, Morrow was arrest
ed here saturday nlghl ON the charge
Of obtaining money under false pre-.
ipnsoa The man represented himself
as am agent Tor the Dosolot News, and
aR moh was taking orders for pictures,
rouurng his customers 20 make n
gmnl drnOslt on each order, tie sue,
roodod IN dofmudng about ~ residents
of Willmd and was proceeding 10 dn
likewise I'm lTIghlm when he wac
Mumpcd Ns an mposlor 10y the "NoWS'
ugout ANA promptly arrested and
plrod In inll His ho0rIng viii occur
some time during the WpoN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
A. s.CAMPBELL,
stooh Broker, 2i0 u. y, Walker Block.
MINING Ar Ely
Nevada Con, Abou, TO break Ground for
New C0ncentrator,

The Nevada consolidated Copper
company with properties located at
Ely New, win commence blNaking
ground shortly for new concentration
few days ago rhloi Engineer Coz
and other officials ~ the company vis.
tied camp ana selected n site for the
proposed works, Tho company IL also
intending 10 build u gmclter At ely
ana ~ operate ON nm extensive scale,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

700 ana the valuations placed by Tho
nssoysor amounted 10 tl6l73bO, max,
Ing am increase NJ slOl3,b60,
The county commissioner setting
nv u hoard Of equalization July 10 win
pass upon ana mako Inc anal dotormi.
nation ~ lhs ana other property In
Tho pnuutN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
AS GOOD AS a VACATION.

Rest IN nicc Hammock m tho shades
NJ your own homo We have the larg
ost assortment and abandonment designs
on the market Priccs from 81 20 10
So no.
nEsERET NEWS RoOR STORE,
Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

and Norfolk, l6o, Thmdcrstorms
were quite general II was raining
This morning over the DaRotas and
Minnesota, Tho storm center In nt
Omaha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
MINES ARE CLOSED


By ihis evening practically an the
mines m the state WIN be closed until
after the Fourth IN the camps at 4
distance from salt Lake operations
ceased last night while IN some Of the
ones nearer 10 town the men employed
arc putting IN an oNtrN day IN most
cases the vacation win last For three
duvH THE smcltcrs NJ the valley VIII
also be- closed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
lSNNRAs nHTN

NJufnH uitN July a,-raul,- Receipts
icy, Ia to T. cents nlghgG NMlyo s'ccga
agH3iii calves, 3,oOad,2i, western fed
slrcw, lo)H5,%, western fed cows, 32if
49,
HOES Receipts 300, market 10 10
cents hlghor Bulk uf sales, aaiu5l2is,
heavy .53iub lO packers j61i. q, pigs
and llghts, 5,Mujb
sheep Receipts 2Um, market steady,
MutlunN &d5,N0, lambs hi5df. %, range
Wrlh'~ iiiuiO fed ewes i?iuij0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
THE STATE BANK
OF uvhN.
SALT LAKE CITY
ssa-sslaFaa

SALT LAKE CITY
ss~-g-
Jdteph v Smith plssdcnl
Nm w. Preston Vice President
Charles y Burton Cnshlef
Henry Y MoEwon Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
liobor J Grant, lesac Barton,
Joseph y smith, James y Murdoch
Chas h. Burton, Byron GruO,
VIM. u, Preston, ilcbor NJ Wells
A W Carlson,
Commercial BANKING IN nll ia branches
Accounts solicited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
LIVE STOCK,


CHICAGO. July -llrcopls l5um,
sl 'S' 49, 5giacs,. pd ,,rf To- mnSdfm, 895T
500. NUrkurY and feeders, p ludl ~. cows
2oUul 40. hollplF, . i0Hiiii cauuclF lOV
$3.50, hulls g,3iUluU, calves, 3.JWlG -,
r,Nl3 fDd steers 30oul,O
HOGS Receipts today 5000, Wednesday
gjVu, market ~ cents higher Missed ana
butchers d.3idiGji good to choice heavy,
a,Uui,oalg rough hoayy l}Qdi ~ llghls
a.3iiij,G2' bulk of Mlo1, 'j2' .uj.Gpa
sheep Receipts liUO. market 10 cents
lower Good TO choice WothplE 6oou5 j0i
udl to choice mixed l5ul iii western
sheep iidd'lO, native lambs. nclWllng
smug lambs, ijods.Go' western lambs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
T0DhY'S TEMPE RATU RE
YESTERDAYS RECORD.
THE NEWS IN Lon ANGELES

Tho Descrcl News win be found ON
sale IN Los Angeles at the standard
News Compnny, ili south MINI sircet
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THE
GREAT SALT LAKE.
Past and Present, by Or, j, p,
Tnlmngo,

Tho only scientific, historical ard dc.
sorlp'vc work ON tho Great Rall Lake
over issued" pr Talm0ge, who Is pro.
iesFor % geology IN The University ~
Iiah, has. made u thorough study Of tho
dron; Lake Fully Illustrated. Post.
paid 10 any address, 2bc
DGFERlGT NEWS nook STORE
6 Main g.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-07
FOUND IN LAKE
College Girl Dazed From Overdose of Headache
 Powders.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Nov 7.-The body of Miss Emily Ensign of Youngs- town, O., member of the freshman class of Yassar college, was found i'll the college lake at o'clock this morn- ing.
 Subsequent investigation showed that Miss Ensign yesterday, not feel ing well, took some headache powders. It is believed that she unintentionally took an overdose and that while dazed by the effects of the medicine wan dered away in the darkness of last night and accidentally walked into the water.
 The discovery of the body followed search instituted by Mrs Hendricks, the principal of the college, when she learned of the absence from her dor mitory of Miss Ensign through the lat ter's friends. The young woman's friends became alarmed when she not having appeared at dinner failed to return to her room at the usual time for retiring.
 Miss Ensign since coming to the col lege this fall had given frequent evi- dence of. homesickness. Recently her mother visited her and since that time she had appeared in much better spir- Its. Yesterday she joined her classes as usual and later appeared on the campus, where her young woman friends congratulated her upon her improved appearance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-07
IN CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Nov 7.-Elections were held in two municipalities in Connecti- cut to-day, Bridgeport and Ansonia. In each city officials were chosen for the two years beginning January l, 1906, and in each the present mayor was a candidate for reelection
 Bridgeport's ''stoker' mayor, Dennis Mulvihill, the nominee of the demo- cratic organization, had as an opponent for the office Marcus l.. Reynolds. Like Mayor Mulyihill, the republican nominee was presented as a working mems candidate. Mir Reynolds is a factory employe.
 In Ansonia the contest for the head of the ticket was between Mayor Stephen Charters, the democratic can didate, and Alton Farrell the nom inee of the republicans.
 Mir Farrel is member of the wealthy Farrel family of Ansonia, and has served the city as representative fin the legislature. having been a mem- Der of the assembly of this year. The Ansonia campaign, while seriously and enthusiastically conducted on both sides, has attracted less outside atten ton than was the case when Mir Char. ters as the carpenter" candidate Of the labor element made his first sue. cessful appeal for popular support.
 Of the two campaigns, that In Bridgeport has been by far the more noticeable, the opposition to Mayor Mulyihill having been very active.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-07
MORE ARRESTS MADE
Of hen Who Didn't Comply With the
 Election Law

Willimantic, Conn.,, Nov. 7-Several arrests for violation of the corrupt practices act have been made in the town of Chaplin and other are threat ened. Jared Lincoln. who has been clerk of the town for forty years, has paid a penalty for failure to report regarding his expenditures as can didate. He pleaded guilty to the charge and was fined one dollar and costs but the fine was remitted and Mir Lincoln paid the costs, $5S0. AL bert Church and Henry Eaton pleaded guilty and each paid the costs, while Frank Lummis entered a plea of not guilty and will have hearing next Saturday.
 There was only one ticket fin the field for the town election, the demo- crats making no nominations. It hap pened however that Messrs Eaton and Lummis, whose names were not on the ticket, were elected, Mir Eaton being chosen third selectman and Mir Lum- mis auditor. Both have accepted office but Mir Lummis bases his plea of not guilty on the allegation that he was not a candidate within the meaning of the statute, not having been nom- mated for any ticket.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-07
MCCLELLAN VOTES.

New York, Nov. Mayor George E. Mcclellan, the democratic candi- date for reelection as mayor, and William M. Twins. the republican can didate for the same office, each voted at 1030. Twins said after voting 1T voted the straight republican ticket and I also voted for Jerome. I think Jerome's chances for election are par tfcularly good.' At the Hearst head quarters to-day Max Ihmsen, one of he Hearst lieutenants, said that a great many Hearst watchers and cap tains had been bought of by Tam many hall and had deserted Hearst. We have sent out volunteers where ever we could learn of a desertion but they appear to be all over the city" Mir Hearst said "We are handicapped by not having an organization back of us and by some of our force deserting us.'
 Joseph Thomas. one of the Hearst leaders. was beaten and perhaps ia tally injurSd by twelve men who ss- saulted him when he attempted 10 cause the arrest of voter just out side of an election booth. Thomas is the head of the Municipal Ownership League committee for investigating election frauds. Thomas said that his assaiIants were supporters of Tam many Hall.