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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
North American stock Increase.

A proposition to increase the capital stock
Of the North American Company from
s17.oOo,Ooo to s3oOooooo will be voted on
by the stockholders on March TO- Not more
than 10000 is to be given in direct pay
ment for an important interest 10 the United
Railways OF st. Louis. Additional stock
Of the Electric l. Hht and Power and La
clede Gas companies of St Louis will be
acquired and IS, 100, Oc0 Of stock, READY
underwritten will be offered at par TO stock
holders. 1t ia elso proposed to increase the
dlreotora to from u To 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
NEGRO FOR COLLECTOR HERE
OF INTERNAL REPENUH-C. ".
ANDERSON TO SUCCEED TREAT.
Mr.. Treat Is to lie Treasurer OF tho United
States I'm Place or Ellis n. Roberts
MIR. Anderson Is President Roose-
yelt'sP Personal Choice FOR appointment

WI uhltt lhT ADpultlNn cnt
President Roosevelt has decided TO APP
point Charles W. Anderson, q negro. TO the
post of Collector OF Internal Revenue for
the Second district OF this city, In place of
Charles H. Treat, who il to be made Treas-
urer OF the United States to succeed Ellis
II. Roberts. Mr.. Roberta will retire next
week. II was learned last night from an
authoritative source that tho prospective
appointments of Mcssrs. Treat and Ander-
son were known several weeks age to
Senators Plat and Depew. While the APP
pointment Of Mr. Treat 70 follow Mr.. Rob
erts IL 10 be made on the recommendations
of the Senators the selection of Mr.. Ander-
son was personally made by the President
and he has not consulted either of the
Senators from this State about it.
In tho last campaign Mr. Anderson did
great deal of important work for the
Republican party, 80 much SO that Chair
man Cortelyou Of the Republican national
committee after the election said he would
make 1t his personal business to tell the
President how well the colored voters of
this city had been organized for the support
of the Republican ticket
The making OF Mr. Anderson n Collector
OF Internal Revenue will undoubtedly raise
some opposition in this city Although
no open opposition has appeared an effort
was. made by the leaders of the county
organization to induce MIR, Treat to hang
on to the job he held as Collector Of Internal
Revenue But Mr.. Treat refused
In his new post Mr.. Treat will get a salary
of 5000 year and will get his name on
the paper currency. As revenue collector
he got $500. Mr. Anderson is reputed
to be ono of the wealthiest negroes in the
city. He Ia an owner of large amount
g.f 1fafa For 4
out OF his own pocket paid the expense Of
running the Coored Republican Club. Tie
has for several years been the agent of the
State Racing Commission for the collection
of fees from the racing associations In
the Office to which he IL 10 be appointed
by the President he will have under him
a staff Of moro than fifty inspectors and
clerks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
TO AID DIET KITCHEN WORK.
Concert Under Notable Patronage Mt tho
Waldorf Tomorrow.


A concert for the benefit OF the New York
Diet Kitchen Association will be given In
the Wadorf-Astora ballroom at l. o'clock
tomorrow morning Among those who
will take part in the concert are Miss Edyth
Walker and Fritz KreiBler. Tickets at 50
each and boxes at SIS may be obtained
from tn president, Mrs. Henry Willard,
las West fifty-eghth street, or at the
Waldorf. Some of the pstronesses are Mrs.
John Jacob Aston, Mrs. j. d. Arch bold Mrs.
Perry Belmont, Mrs. Andrew Carnegie.
Miss Margaret l.. Chanler, Mrs, John
ClAfin Mrs Richard Delafeld, Mrs. William
Fahnestock, Mrs, Henry NJ. Flarler, Mrs
f. II. Hartman, Slrs, Morris X Jesup
Mrs. A. d. Juilliard. Mrs. Adrian Il. Joline,
Mrs. Seth Low, Mrs j. P1erpont Morgan,
Mrs. Oscar s. Straus and Mrs. Stewart l..
Woodford.
The associa ton is one Of the city's oldest
charities. 1t gives nourlshing food. chiefly
milk, TO tho siok poor on the presentation
OF requests signed by dispensary workers
district nurses and other charitable workers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
PROPOSALS.
NoTIcE no coNrRActoRs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals suitably Endorsed on cuveiop
for dining room and employees building con
s.rpction. heating, plumbing electric light wiring
and nIturcs, 81 Manhattan State Hospital, CENT raj
lalp. y Y, may bc sent by mnl or delivered IN
person uD TO O'Clock r. N. on Wednesday. the
sth day OF March. 1908, to thr state Commission
In LUnacy, at the Capitol. Albany, y. l.. when the
bids will be opened and read publicly.
Drawings and specifications may be consulted
ami blank forms OF proposal obtained ~ the ONCE
Of +; A. Wheeler. puTenaSing steward. 80. 80
broadway New YORK CITY, or Or q. y. Smith,
Central lIlp. y. Y, or BY application 10 G. l.
Helms. State Architect. In the Capitol at Albany.
n. y.
Contracts win hc awarded to The lowest r-s pom
si6e and reliable bidders unless the bids exceed
the amount OF funds Available therefor, IN which
case the right TO rclcoi all bids is reserved
r. T.. McGARR.
Secy. state Commission IN LunAcy.
Dated Albany. n. y, February 10 1905.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED STATES TITLE
GUARANTH & INDEMNITY co.

At the regular meeting OF the Board OF Directors.
held at tho principal oflccs Of thls company, 40.
100 Broadwsy. city, the following resolution was
adopted;
RESOLVED, That the nth quarterly dividend
Of one and one -hAf per cent be declared. and tlAt
said dividend be paid April ist 1905 70 all stock
holders OF record Asrch 18th. aud that the books
OF the com pany be closed on March 49, at y. NJ
10 remain 30 unill Aprll LIST. az y O'Clock, noon.
GERALD J. BARRY. Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
DIR. william H. Porter Ill.

DR.. William Il. Porter the visiting ply
sioian of the Post-Graduate Hospital who
lives In the Hotel Strathmore. Broadway
and Fifty-seoond street is sa1ouslv i'll.
DR.. Samuel Lloyd of y Wes; Fiftieth street
Is attending him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
rs 600. 600 for 800" Railroad Extension.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. March 4.-Con-
tracts 10 tho reported amount Of 5000
600 have been let by the 500 road for the
Construction ibis year Of a 500 mile er-
tension from Thief River Falls, Mimi,
westward 10 Kenmare. n. D., across the
most productive and thiokly settled part
OF North Dakota. Work VIII begin as
soon as possible and the new line will be
In operation not later than Oct. /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
GREENE CONSOLIDATED GOLD
co lIPA<l

DINIDLND No. l.
- Broad Street. New York. March :, 1905
The Greene Consolidated Gold Company mas
declared a dividend Of TWO PER CENT. t2sa
on ihe capital stock Of the Company. payable
March IS 1905 20 stockholders OF record at u
O'Clock noon on March IL. 1905 Transfer books
will close al u O'Clock noon on March 18th and
reopen March r. 1906.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
St. Pam and eapoll. slgnallen

Tho American liner st. Paul from
Southampton and Cherbourg was reported
by Government wireless sixty miles east OF
Nantucket at 23O p. NJ. yesterday; the
Atlantic Transport liner Minneapolis, from
London. was reported sixty miles east at
1870 p. NJ. Both ships will dock about $50
o'clock this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
business TroubleS

h. 'r'a.'or7 petition ia bankruptcy has
i'H against tho staten Island Brick
:, % l' Company OF i32 Nassau street and
n. III. ne by Arthur VI King, attorney.
Or PAN a. fossville was destroyed by Are
lax Estimated Liabilities. s22 OOo.
~ IT, h1oNh. contractor and lumber dealer
bsr 49,. o3saosie. has filed a petition In
@a S4sets Of i2l.sss. VI ''''NN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
FINANCIAL.

DEVELOPED AND PARTIALLY EQUIP
PED COPPER PROPERTY, TO 26so ORE;
1000 FEET TUNNELING AND DRIFTING;
ORE ON DUMPS AND IN SIGHT 10 FAY
49, on TOTAL STOCK; No INDEBTED
NESS BANK BALANCE FEW PARTIES
WITH FROM $1,000 TO sis. 900. 10 BE IN
VESTED FOR NEW PLANT, WILL BE GIVEN
REPRESENTATION ~ C0MPAN1 $1,000
600 or ORE MAS TAKEN FROM THfS hIN T.
WITHOUT MACHINERY. An HONEST AND
UNUSUALLY PROFITABLE nPPORtN NIFTY.
MANAGED ny Prominent NEW YORK tkS.
JOHN =. C0RHIII- INNESTMENi SI-CUIu-
TIES, Is WALL SIREl.I. NEW YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The option on 700. 900 shares OF Montreal
and Boston stock secured IN samuel Inter
time this week. The examination OF the
properties by VI VI. johnson, general manager
OF the Newhouse mines, Is understood TO
have been satisfactory.
The Stockholders Of the Maiden Lane Ma
tlonRl Bank will meet on March p 70 vote
on the proposition TO liquldate the banks
a state institution. After this Ia done the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company interests.
which recently secured It's control, will open
n branch OF the bank In its building at Fourth
avenue and TwentythiTd street
There were t5.43eOoO Union Pacific CON
vertibe bonds changed Into stock last week,
which leaves $3.50 900 outstanding and
increases the common stock to about SlSS.-
900 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
SITUATION WANTED MALE.

-r<
SUCCESSFUL YOUNG BUSINESS MAN -
years OF age. desires 20 change within few nc fIS
or sooner n relations permit. Now profesai fIhi
accountant auditing aud system work. With IN
OF the largest accounting companies. Thort Jg-I
executive. having served In every capacity fff
large corporations through accounting deliaFt-
mcnt 80 auG'tJr. then In producing end. SIZE
crssfu In latter As In former Ycrthed by asr
statement OF personal production for several yIa-s-
Can remain IA present position indefinitely. hnt
prefer engaging with large. progressive oobcern
Present salary 5000 per year No attention a. u
% replies from employment agencies not T'rfeG
with Brhdstrcct or Dun Address FOSTER. room
BIS Wool Exchange Building. go ". Broadv AZ e, y ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
Mrs. ChAdwick's Estate Appraised ut
EJ9.OOO.

CLEVELAND, March 4.-The report Of the
appraisers Of Mrs. Chadwick's estate was
completed to-day. The total value OF her
yisihle property Is PLACID at 81. $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
Hoadley sncks 10 Southern Iron Merrer.

j. II. Hoadley said yesterday that the
proposed merger Of Southern iron com
OF attorneys who are working out with
the interests concerned the details of the
rlan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

Wall STREE, New York March list, 1906.
Mr. Bertrand u. DcplorTis g. this day admitted
as a member OF OFT nrm.
p s. MENDErS. IN, 4 co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
PUBLIC NOTICES,
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOST, 500 REWARO-Lost at opera, or be-
tween West 7Gia II. aud optra House, Feb. ieth,
inc gray pear shaped pearl drop or pen Liant. with
small diamond cap anu platinum chain. Above
reward, no question: asSed. VIII bc paid on return
70 THEODORE q. STARR. 90 5th az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
NEW JERsEY-sALE on RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR ShLE-Cottage and outbuildings hy no
sen outset, BuyEard's Bay: finely located: 90
address ARTHUR Z. FITCH, Lawyer, Palmer
Mas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAT.
Sun risen 81. go sun sets. 5;55 Noon sota...-
HioH wATxR THIS DAY.
Randy Hook ia Gov IA Hell Gate 0: 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
imports OF General Merchandise and DRY
Goods

Imports Of general merchandise and dry goods as
reported al the Custom House. compare as follows
With those Of Last week and OF The corresponding
week year ago.
THIS msst Tast uefk. 1904
Dry goods.....-. q ~. Sla s3s746s0 s. 6si 207
General mdse. II 23l.11s l2.si8,7p iflT7oT
Totals ...- .,.. ti4.0aD.Ui SIC 1s4.BT9 N7U3ss
Prom Jan. ! they compare a. follows WITH hat
1915 1904
mr. goods ........... S7s gss III s76, lOo bbs
CenerAl merchandiso--... los Tfs.5es B.ss6 $40
To.sla- ,,.-,,---.. $40 sas,s 7s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

sLrLKD FROM PoRRIdH PORTS.
IS New York. from Southampton for New York.
g IA Toursine from HAvre for New YORK.
So VmbriA, from Liverpool for New York.
s. NoordAun. from Rotterdam for New York.
Sc Main. from Bremen for New YORK,
So Finland. from Antwerp for New YORK
S. PATRICIA from Hamburg for New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

II is notorious that active professionals
on the floor have access 70 the books OF many
specialists and are able TO organize and con-
duct raids at the expense OF stop orders.
II IL sometimes reported openly from the
floor that stop orders viii he found in a stock
at a certain point and that traders are Offering
the market down In order TO reach them
A stop loss order becomes operative at tho
market instantly upon quotation being
made at the corresponding price. Stocks
are sold not necessarily at the prices at which
they arc stopped but at the market" as
soon as the prices At which they are stopped
have been reached. Thas a transaction
In Union Pacific al 1870 would make all the
stop orders at that price effective for execu-
ton al the market, and the stock stopped
at 100 might be cold at l7eI or l79il. or. In q
Wild market. 1T I2a,5 or lower.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
Arri,ed-sAruRpar. 4s.are

Arri,ed-SATURpsI. March -
S. La Lorraine. HAvre. Feb. 70.
IS Hesperdos, Antwerp Feb Ia
S. KorannA, Shields Feb 0.
s. Kansas City. BRISTOL Feb. IL
S. Coamo. San Juan Feb %.
IS Esperanto, Vorn Cruz. Feb. ~
sa Montoyldeo Vera Crur. Feb, "a
So SuldAl, Baraooa. Feb. 70
So II Dorado, Galveston, Feb. Is,
So Alamo, Galveston. Feb. IS.
S. Kansas City. Savannah. March !.
s. jamestown, Norfolk. March
s. Niagara. h avnnn. FeD. -.
ARRIVED OUT.
S. csrnpaaiA from New York at Queenstown
Ga 81 Louis, from New York at Southampton.
sLrIKD IRON PORTION PORTS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
FINANCIAL.

The reported acquisition OF the boston a Maine
Railroad by the New York Central started tho
whole market upward when announced. IL 10
only one OF the steps towards getting that system
ready 70 be devefed 70 The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

LADIES When in need. send for free trial
our never falling remedy Relief quick and sal
PARIS CHEMICAL co. Milwaukee WIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05

tsD ST., IS EAST. opposite Hotel Manhattan
VGEy deITabs large fron, room. vi N private bath
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-05
UNION PACIFIC.

After the Central acquires b. & NJ. Northwest
and 81. Paul & Omaha In the same manner that
Il did Lake Shore. tho Union Paclnc bonds Issued
Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23
Fouuht With Walker.

In the Soldiers home at Quincy, ILL.,.
is an old man who as boy had a
thrilling career. He is Charles H.
Kirk. who at the age of IA years went
to Nicaragua with the Walker expe-
dition. With several other boys Of
Sacramento. Cal, Kirk joined the ex-
petition in 1856. They landed at San
Juan, drew guns. and then started on
a long march inland to meet Walker.
They almost perished for lack of
water. They soon came upon rancn
where Walker had engaged in a fight
two days previously. Dead bodies
strewed the ground. THE boys killed
mules for rations for ten days. The
Sacramento boy christen cir COM
pany the Red Star .Ards," and
pinned red stars on their hats. For
a long time they lived on green ba-
nanas and slept in adobe houses. This
company attacked st. George. lost sew
eral of its members, and then re-
treated. At another place Walker lost
:wenty-one men and he killed and
wounded seventy. He later went to
San Juan and surrendered.
Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23
RUSSELL GULCH.

Frank Paxton took jaunt to Denver
Tuesday afternoon. q
Mrs. G. A. Wagner who has been Wis.
iting in Denver for several days, r. turned
home Saturday evening.
Miss Edna Pascoe has been attending
to the duties of teacher during the ab
sence of Mrs. Wagner, last Thursday
and Friday.
w. M. johnson, who has had SO much
difficulty in finding house to suit him
has finally decided to occupy the old
Wright residence in the lower end Of the
gulch. This will also be his head
quarters for expressing. He has added
fine buggy to his outfit and will rent it
on occasions to any one desiring it,
The public schools OF this place have
been practicing lately for an entertain
tainment and as they are now very pro-
ficient they have decided to give it next
Saturday, March 25th, at 1. o. o. F.
hall. 1t promises to be a good one and
everyone should attend.
Ed. Jones left Saturday for visit to
Denver, where his family reside. He re-
turned again Sunday.
VIM. Keast purchased the horse and
water cart of Mr.. Wasley, several days
ago and is now busy hauling water. Will
says the donkey was too slow, hence the
change.
Another flow OF water has been en-
countered in the Newhouse tunnel, yet
the Saratoga does not drain. 1t seems
that this tunnel is draining a number Of
underground reservoirs which will soon
make mining properties adjacent to the
same dry and very much less expensive
to operate.
Hugh j. Williams left Saturday for a
visit to Denver, returning Sunday.
Harry j. Richards accompanied ship
ment of ore to Denver the latter part of
last week. He returned home again
Tuesday evening.
The Spinsters' club are booked for an
other of their highly appreciated enter.
tainments at l. o. O. f. hall on Mar ch
31st
Miss Thressa Houser and Mr.. Louis
Schaeffer. both Of this city, were married
in Central City yesterday morning by
Judge Ashbaugh. Miss Barbara Schaef-
fer and George Schaeffer acted as brides
maid and groomsman. This announce
ment will be an agreeable surprise to
many Of their friends. Both Of the con-
tracing parties are well and favorably
known here, having resided in this por-
tion of the county the greater portion Of
their lives.
Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23
Has Collection of Teapots.

A Washington woman has a collec-
ton of teapots large enough to fill a
whole room. There are in this collec-
ton over 500 pots Of china, copper
and earthenware. Some of them are
in the form of dolls. monkeys, ele-
plants and tigers. Others are in the
form of houses, temples and towers.
Others still are in the forE Of fans.
walking sticks, bracelets, birds and
flowers. One is puzzle teapot. In
appearance it is like a solid ball of
green metal. On the pressure Of a
spring. however, a small round open
ing appears, whence the tea may be
poured.
Another pot, Of gold. is from a Chi
uese temple. It only holds a quarter
of pint and the Ave tiny gold cups
that go with 1t only hold a thimbleful
apiece.
Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23
NEvADAvILLE.

Rising Sun Tribe No. 2, Imp. o. r. NJ
OF this place are making great prepar
ations for the time Of their lives for next
Monday evening. The Great Sachem W
b. G. Little and other members Of the
Great Council are expected to be in this
town on that evening. Black Hawk
tribe has been invited up and will prob.
| ably come in body.
John c.. Kloer, the barber has been on
the sick list the past week.
The M. E. church have decided on
holding their regular cottage prayer
meetings again.
The M. e. church will give a reception
to the new converts and me u bers of the
church this evening.
There was match coursing between
John Lyng's dog and VIM. Eddy's for a
purse of $50 at Merz's ranch last Satur.
day afternoon in which the former took
the money. Mr.. LyDg's dog won the
first and third heat while Mr.. Eddys
u.
1t is reported here that there is liIble
to be an interesting horse pulling match
between one of James Williams and
one OF Neil McKay's horses, the latter of
Central. Mr.. Williams has 400 pound
horse which he claims can outpull al
most any horse 10 the county. Mr. Nc
kay says he has about the best pulling
horse in the county, SO there you are.
Nick Thomas returned last Saturday
from the state of Idaho where he has
been for some time.
Mrs. Blute and daughter returned the
latter part Of last week from Idaho sta to
after quite an extended visit.
A. M. Rucker, one OF our prominent
mining men was up from Denver last
Saturday and returned Sunday.
John Ganley arrived here from Grip
pie Creek Tuesday to see how the C. t.
& l. Co. are getting along
Pearl Newlun came up from Denver
Friday after quite an extended visit.
The Citizens and Independents have
both placed tickets in the field for the
spring election which can be found in
another column.
After the regular business of Rich
mond Lodge No. 81, Knights Of Pythias,
was transacted, last Thursday even.
ing, social session was INDUCED in
by all present, and songs, recitations and
speeches were the order of the day, or
night rather. Andrew Bawden and
L. Nicholas furnished the oratory and
Mark Fletcher, Bert Simmons, Andrew
Curnow, John Vincent, VIM. Trathen,
James Simmons, Matthew Edwards and
John Roberts delighted those present
with comic and sentimental songs. All
went home feeling good over the fine
time INDUCED in.
Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23
TOLD OF THE SAVIOR.
Beautiful Story That Had Origin In
Persia

Persia.
"In Persia" said a traveller, 'they
tell story of Jesus that is beautiful
enough to be included in the bible.
heard this story from a youth in Te-
heran. l will repeat it to you, word
for word. just as heard it."
This is the story that the traveller
repeated: Jesus arrived at certain
city and sent His disciples forward to
prepare supper, while He himself, in
tent on doing good. walked through
the streets into the market-place. And
He saw at the corner of the market
some people gathered together, look.
ing at an object Oh the ground, and He
drew near to see what it might be. 1t
was dead dog, with halter around
his neck, by which he appeared to
have been dragged through the dirt,
and yiler, a more abject, a more un.
clean thing never met the eye of a
man. And those who stood by looked
on with adherence.
Faugh!' said one. stopping his
nose, ut pollutes the air
"'How long shall the foul beast Of
end our sight?' said another.
Look at his torn hide" said a
third: 'one could not even cut a shoe
out of it.
".And his ears said a fourth, all
dragged and bleeding
mo doubt, said NTH. he has
been hanged for stealing
And Jesus heard them. and looking
down on the dead creature. He said ::
Pearls are not equal to the whiteness
Of his teeth.
"Then the people turned to Him
with amazement and said among
themselves: Who Is this? This must
be Jesus Of Nazareth. for only He
could find something to pity and ap.
prove. even in dead dog and. be.
ing ashamed. they bowed their heads
before him aSd each went his way"
-AA ssAN--k-
Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23
MANNED" by Women.

a Finsbury (Eng) sanitary inspect
Or reports to the borough council that
he has come across canal boat
manned" entirely by women. the crew
consisting Of a '1ady captain" and
,hree others of the gentle sex.
Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23

you have voted straight ticket above and place
mark (X opposite any below such mark X)
will be counted for that candidate and the cast the
candidate the straight ticket for the Office will
be counted.
Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23

If you have not voted straight ticket above place
cross mark N opposite any below such mark
(A) Will be counted for that candidate and the vote cast
the candidate ON the straight ticket for the office viii
not be counted.
Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23
BLACK WK
NOMINATIONS

To vote a straight party ticket write within the
blank space Immediately hereunder the name of the
party you wish to vote for.
Gilpin observer., 1905-03-23
N NEVADAVILLE
NOMINATIONS

10 vote straight party ticket. write within the
blank space Immediately hereunder the name of the
party you wish to vote for