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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
Wonen,S Suits
$40 TO $50

Wide choice where most women's choice
falls. For almost everyone needs a trust
worthy, daily-serviceable, shopping, walking,
general-utility suit between $50 and $50 in
cost.
We have prepared. within that price-range
newer, more attractive. more novel, and GER
tainly more stylish, Spring Suits than any other
time or place has ever known And more OF
them.
If you want that grade Of suit-ths best OF
that grade-of any good kind or style. here's the
opening:
At S20-SUITS. OF cheviot: blouse Jacket, box
plated, trimmed and faced with braided tafsta
SILK. Gored skirt. each gore finished with box
plaits.
At S2O-SUITS. Of striped suiting: hy-front
Jacket. collarless; strapped seams; lined with
taffeta silk Nine-gOred skirt. each gore finished
with inverted plaits
At S27.5O-SUITS. OF Panama cloth: side
plated blouse jacket. trimmed with braid vest
or taneta silk Gored skirt with plated fare
At S27.5O-SUITS. Of broadcloth: blouse Jacket;
braided collar and revers. best of braid and duck
Skirt gored. with inverted plaits.
AT $2S.50-SUITS. OF broadcloth: Redingots I
coat; collarless; trimmed with velvet; small vest 4
Of cloth BOx-plaited skirt.
Second floor. Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
GOOD HORSES IN CARTER.
Entries for Opening Day Feature at
Aqueduct 4boue the AUerage.

T. Rehberger. racing secretary Of the Queens
County Jockey Club. announced yesterday the en-
tries for the Carter Handicap. which Will De run
on April Is the opening day Of the metropolitan
racing season, at Aqueduct Sixty-one horses nave
been named and considering the fact that the race
is run so early in the year, the entry Is repre-
sentative one The stake is at seven furlongs'
distance well adapted to the season, and with
5000 added will be worth close to $1,000 TO the
winner a prize well worth striving for and one
which will go far toward paying the expenses OF u
good sized stable for the year.
Beldame has been named, but even IL iast year
winner of the stake and championship three-year-
old does not start there will be enough sood ones
to make the opening day at Aqueduct nemorapie
one Among the older horses entered are Gold
smith, Ormonde's Right, Leonidas, Buttons Little
En- Rapid Water Burleigh, st. Valentine Grenade
Montreson. Floral King and Roseben. The three
year-olds are particularly well represented In Belle
Strome which forced Tanya out last year In the
National Stallion Stakes and later developed INTO
good FLY; Czaraphine and Teacress, two fast and
consistent FLIES which raced in Sydney Pagets
colors. Chrysits which beat Santa Catalina, Hand
zarra Burnt Hills and others in the Willow Stakes
last fall; Coy Maid, which raced with d1stlhctlon
in the late and suffered only one defeat IN
seven starts; Merry Lark. Chieftain, Right Royal
Sir Brillar Workman and Santa Catalina Inc
weights will be announced on March p and deela-
rattons NAV be made at so April D. The list may
be increased by few horses whose entry was
mailed from far distant points before midnight of
March e The entries up to o'clock yesterday fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
FAST TIME IN NJ Y. U. RELAY TRIALS.

In the trials for the relay team that is to repre-
sent New-YOrk University in the Columbia and
NeW-York Athletic Club meets, L. P Warford 'Os
sInashed mis- own record for the quarter mile nv
two-hfths of a second yesterday His time was
% seconds nat This was his first appearance on
the moor track this winter All the Candidates
.or me team ran the distance in close to record
nIne- >, Inc other three men who made the team
ne a sIt Blsine % : Captain Tppet 0s win be
9roken this winter the other being made by J a q
Bauoermann. In the mile - - - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
MEET FOR SKATING TITLES TONIGHT

Amateur speed skaters with national regulations
Will compete in the metropolitan indoor skating
championships at one-half and two miles 10 he
neid at the St Nicholas Rink tonight. ''Phir'
hearney, holder of the indoor CHAMPIONSHIPS for
one-half ana two miles; H. p Mcdonald az The
mew-aplk Athletic Club holder of the outdoor one
n,iIe sh,anhs championship; Allen Taylor three
X. Lee. OF the New-Hork Athletic Club and NJ
n nsfI1na Lake Skating Club. among the eom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
NAPIER BEATEN IN CHESS MATCH

London March e-The match OF five games M
played under the auspices OF the Glasgow Chess
Siuh' between Richard Teichmann, the Anglo-Ger-
man chess expert. and W. f. Napier, formerly of
brooklyn aad Fittsburg. was decided yesterday.
"Aeh IeiehIaann took the tenth game. AS his total
OF VICTORIES had reached five. he won the match
enc the purse donated by f. G. Naumann the Lon
Con son aLaaIegr Napier won only game the other
II Is expected that Napier and Marshall will
snoIuy begin their Rice Gambit match of Eve
games IN ali, Marshall to play the white pieces
aE , Isaac l. Rice, of New-YorB. has given
purse OF twenty guinaas for this contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
CL4RKSON IN THE SOUTH.
Chase Viii Start from California
I'O-mOrTO5g.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Montgomery. Ala. March S-Ffve more Of
Griftth's American team arrived tonight, and are
resting for practice tomorrow. They are Anderson
Clarkson, Conroy, Kleinow and Williams This
makes eighteen men here now. Griffith s mind was
relieved to-day when he received dispatch from
Chase, the big first baseman saying that he would
leave California on Friday and reach here about
Tuesday Griffith thinks he has fine all around
ball player in Hovcross, of Cairo Ill. and that ne
will develop into a wonder. -
An exhibition game is scheduled with the Mont
gomery Southern League team Saturday. All the
old timers are in good condition. but Holycross and
Whitley, the two youngsters who wish to pitch. are
a little sore about their arms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
PARK GOLF CLUB ELECTION

Plsinheld. n. J.. March (spsciaD.-The trustees
Of the Park Golf Club last night elected these on
GERS: President Charles W. McCutchen; vice-presi-
dent r. Z. Dudley; treasurer, Leon r. Thurlow,
secretary Charles b. Morse. II decided to con.
finue the weekly competitions during the season for
ire PRESIDENTS and Park Golf Club cups, and there
will be special contests in addition IL the four
cornered golf league. including West6eid, Coionia
Crawford and the Park Golf clubs Is continued tho
local club viii have team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
YALE's BIG FOOTBALL DATES.
Princeton Plays at New-Haven, November
Is; Harvard at Cambridge, November 25.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1HuNn.l

L0I 1-14IUIIAAIE1 To TEE JHIBUNB,I
New-HaVen, Conn, March S.-Edwin White man
aser OF the Yale Football Association, announced
to-day that the following dates had been decided on
fo- next fall; November IS. Princeton at tho Yale
Field; November 25. Harvard at Cambridge.
The Yaie-Columbia game probably will be plaved
at American League Park. New-York November II
Sld ths fale- west Point game at West Point on
November = but these have not definitely been ar
ranged. IN spite OF all reports TO the contrary
eleven next fall - '~"NN4+i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09

= letter received from an American tennis player
IN England says that Z B. Dewhurst, of the Uni
Versity Of Pennsylvania, viii head the Australian
team Of chailengers for the Davis trophy Dew
hurst recently won the national indoor champion
ship IN singles and lost the intercollegiate cham
ploRshlp title to Robert LIE Roy of Columbia ITni-
eeIblty ohly after hard five set match. He is an
py birth He has learned his tennis In
Shls country, and it Is here that he has won his
tonots. IN q letter 70 a friend In this city Dew
hurst says that he has not positively decided ON
ses9iLg the Australian team, but thinks that he
gllI accept the offer. 1850 ~
Belgium and France were rcpresentAd g., tba
naatches for the Davis Cup last season. when the
1e-luie OF the Americans to send over a team of
SItie.ltsngsEs gave the Doherty brothers an essy
VICTORY. WllIlam Rhinelander Stewart the Ameri-
go, WHO IS me donor Of the international doubles
Ups al hoLnburg: Clarence Hobart and Iouis II
Grant All or whom are familiar with tennis condi-
IONS on the Continent of Europe agree that the
u pLneT nations only enhances Americas
St N1 OF teturning the cup to this country.
None OF the European tennis 'players rank ae bigh
as GO the Americans Of the top class with fhe az
SspLon O the Englishmen so the team that is
sIected Tor the contests has nothing to fear as 70
se ogtcoIne OF the preliminary Tournament ON
to-1a a,leI nanai they nave much to gain as the
tracuce Tor the matches with the EnglIshmenN
.ouI singles and one doubles NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will
oSTile tue hcloer OF the much priced trophy
=, %+S correspondence from abroad indicates that
s1c- II -se~pefn, secretary of the English Lawn
ltils Associauon believes that the United States
NSuonaI Lawn Tennis Association will change the
ICIeS governing the play for the fnternafionai
s Sp9l} accoroirg 10 the English wishes Those
III Win the changes the Britons ask for say
tneX VII strengthen the chances Of the Eng
MS question VIII come before special meeting ~
TIE tennis association tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09

Rnundelay. e7 Conundrum. 90; Kernel. 90; Death 1o4
Fifth selling two-year-ods; four and one-hai
furlonss)-Deivalle 9S; Temple IS; Prince Glenn lol
Grove Centre 1o3 Favorita, 10s Show Down. lO3 Gray
Sixth race SELLING: one mile)-second Sight Oh Aus
traIina, Ell: 81; Juba. 9s: Norel 9s; Rhyl 9S
Lord Herrnence 1903: Pirate 105; DR.. Kammerer, iOo
Pathos 105: Toosy Mack iO7.
Seventh race SELLING: one mile)-Twemlow, o. La
Cache. s7 Ell Ghor. 9s Lee Snow 9s; Spring Fox. 0S
roeskin 100; Eliza Dillon, 100 Taxman, 100; Sabna.
I02: F1amboyant, los; Prince Of Endurance. los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
CITY PARK ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY

FIRST race emaidens 3 years old; i've rurionru,
5oloeh AdVce 1o2i Eastwood, Cauben yaIter
Sum lo.; Prince lo4 Bonnie Reg ios isabeIia ~
lols 81 venice lOf Pinkie 1915 SHIRE Iass
so1e ioI Hed Devil JOS; Judge Taragon. I09; Harry
second race tselling; one mile)-sand Bath SO. MIA
nier Minstrel SO; Reliance. 0S; Warner 10, tsshsthau
Wet lo4 - N''"' +"7' a Con-
Third rece (purse; six furlonEs)-Gofd Rose "a. ~.
Hunter. 60 Big Bow, Reteent no Sid s9s. i ,sa
Astarita. lib; BooEnsrack, - - ~-'''t' ii".
Fourth race oseiing one mils)-Eyasku "a us,o o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
COLE.
SCOTCH FoURsoMEs AT PALM BEACH

ram Beach Fla. March Sin Scotch foursomes
played this morning at eighteen holes medal MAY
eest oan 10 count. George Low. OF BaItusrol made
ne pest score with his partner r. H AIcE,Iyvee =,
saEiSe n,s $50 g.: They divided F1s McEawee
tenn and c. 3, Cory with s-3s-sS each 1aiana
70, Cory receiving his in plate 'i '"iihs
Other $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
TENNIS TROPHY DRAW.
United States Meets BeIgium-Desc-
hurst Nag Represent australia.

London. March s.-The draw to-day for the all
corners competition IN the international champion
ship lawn tennis tournament resulted as follows:
France a bye the United States versus Belgium;
Australasia bye; Austria bye.
The dates and the grounds pror5sed are: First
round, July 5. July 10 and July Il at the Queen
Club; second round July &c, July IA and july L.
at the Queens Club: third round July II, July IS
z, July 2 and July "a. at Wimbledon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09

eweepstake Scotch foursomes in the afternoon
resulted IN a Tie between A II, Fem and q n
60, ana "a Mlie andersen. and Louis A Hanil-
nard Nichols and Walter FovargIIa tied az "a T.
the play-on Fem ana Cory defeated Ahdsrson ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
Girls Wash Dresses
SITS, svorth $3.50 TO $3.50

We consider ourselves fortunate, indeed, in
having secured this handsome collection Of
Girls Wash Dresses from one of our manu-
facturers. His sample line-about one hun
dred in the lot.
The materials are white and colored linens,
pique and other splendid wash fabrics. Made
in one piece in the popular Russian blouse
and other good styles, beautifully trimmed.
Some few of the dresses betray just the
slightest signs of having been handled; other
wise they are sample goods.
For girls of to II years-and for only
one hundred girls-S2.75 each, worth $3.50
to $3.50. Second floor Ninth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-09
10000 Yards of Fouzard Silks
Csc Quality at Sc Yard

Inns is spcspannew collection of 2Snch Twled Fou in twenty
even heent designs OF the present seasons beau
us and the coorings mostd INCLUDING Delft
rays NATIONAL and blues, lilac and black
Iwied foulards viceble srs soma
ate waists and negigees
ard most extraordinary right at the beginning season.
IS cents yard, instead of s5c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
WEATHER REPORT

Record ot tho local onlcc ~ tho won.
lchor nurcuu for the a hours ending
ut d Co., m today
barometer reading ~ n, m, g5Gl
lnchrn Temperature M a, nl, Ga
maximum temperature, 81 minimum
temperature 63, mean temperature, H,
which rs normal
FORECASTS TtILGp, NJ TUESDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake city and
vicinity
FAR lonIaht ana Tuesday
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Precipitation occurred prluclpnllv
over portions Of Now Mexico southern
Rocky Sounialn slope. our ana North.
oln Atlantic NutoA, central ynllova.
lake region ana Tennessee, with heavy
ruins uH follows st. Louis, ll2 inches.
ana Ashylllo 1884 II was raining thle
morning 0t Chicago,
r. T. HYATT,
Local Forccoflor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
WILL HONOR PIONEER DAY
Sunday Schools Of Five Stakes Arrang'
ing an Immense Celebration,

ON Monday July q Pioneer day VIII
be nttmgly celebrated By the sunday
schools Of Liberty Pioneer salt Lake,
Ensign ana Granite stakes For some
weeks pact comml,lcos have been hard
at work porlcctlug plans for me eelc.
brntion, ana n ~ NOW given out ihll
n win be- the biggest thing Of the hind
since the great jubilee IN 1894 The
event win be commemorative Of the
advent Of the pioneers into this sert.2n
the parade being illustrative Of the
Journey across the western dcsorL ana
the exercises generally depicting pioneer
ne IN this valley The annir VIII be
pulled on Mt Liberty park ana promises
to eclipse last years EFFORT by good
deal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
SHERIFF EMERY BACK,
Dcportod a Sponiard and Took in the
sights Of Now York

shtuff C. Frank Emery returned last
evening from New York whore he
went thrcc weeks ago To assist lmmi'
grant Agent r. j. i,onglcy In dcporlng
q Spunlard who was udJudgcd insane
at Reno, NcN Tho man was placed
ON board the steamer poisdhm bound
for lluyrr, Franco. sheriff Emery nf.
ter attending lu that duty then TOOK
"a trip 10 Washington and visited IN
lhc capital for rev days ana then
returned to Ncw York and thence
home. tie raw about an there was 10
see IN Now York. aud reports having
had very enjoyable rip Mr. Long
10y did not return win him but went
10 Georgia to visit his old home,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
LATE PRISON REVOLT,
Matter Bong Investigated by State
Board Of rardons Today.

The aln,o board Of pnldona N hold.
ms ocson nj inc state prison today
investigating the recent rovolt among
the prisoners al mat institution, Some
ot lh' prisoners have applied for q
pardon and their connection with the
revolution VIII therefore be- thoroughly
looked INTO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
GEORGE HANSON DEAD,
HOndoart Veteran Passes Away ut An
Advanced Age,

George Hanson, veteran Of Tho
pioneer handcnrt company ana a rosl'
,lcnt OF Utah since 1866. died yesterday
ut MIN creek Of Brghrs dUcise, ogel
"a years The deceased was u faithful
L0tlcr.dey Saint and bore win fortl.
tudc all the prlyallons Of early days
he was native ~ England fom
which section ne omlgratod after iolp'
ing the church The funeral VIII bo
held at the MIN crock mootmgn1uto
tomorrow, Tuesday AZ " o'clock, neon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or respective sign.
ere Ton further information

~ tho 1hrd judicial uINulct court I'm
md for salt Lake County state of Utah
Department No ! IN Tho matter " tho
Tho pcuIuun OF Edghr q. lioN praying
for the admission 10 probate Of o Ger.
tain document pWporlng 10 b. the last
VIII and Testament of Alu0d Best de-.
ccufcd, ana fur the granting NJ IultDrH
Parliamentary 10 Edgar o. nou has
day of lulv A y. 1905 ut IN o'clock u M.
AZ the County Court llouso, In the count
Room ol said Court IN Salt Lake city,
SAT- Lake County lNh
witness the clerk NJ mil Court Win
lhc seal thereof affixed thiT 10Th day n
July A. u los
F,dD j. T. ELDREDdE jll, Clcrk
lly W n Fumsworlh, Deputy clerk
Ray Van colt Attorney FOR Petitioner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10

BIDS WANTED,

sealed bids viii be received hp smith,
lluld cry tor the following cNpaNullug,Hpt
pruNimdclY 1900 fcot trcuuhug I luol
deep for water pine conduit
Laying approximately 5000 feet n l'inCh
kvlHmlho pho
LAYING Approximately l2mO Feet n 81,
men kuHmlUu pipe
Laying pru'lmaloy $500 locl Of 3
men galvanized pipe
LAYING approximately 1910 rect u.mrh
galvanized Pine
Placing valves Ulilugs etc.
separate hldH Tor ,NouVNtNg uud for the
laying VI pipes must be- given and must
be presented before o'clock y mu July
10Th lNj Blls must hC accompanied by
DnrN0td check i0l 500 W oyldcnro al
GOOD faith city roHrryrs the right 10
reject ANY ana 400 bids
Plans and fpf"IIlculluua furnished
JAMES CANIWEll.
chairman MultrWOIkH Committee,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
songs or THE WOMEN OF THE BIBLE

Miss Maud May Babc0ck viii read
10 Mrs Gates class from the Songs
Of the Bible" IN the Fourteenth ward
assembly hall M 2 o'clock, Tuesday eve.
ming July H. Al NJ, !, workers arc
invited, Miss Mary Connolly win have
charge Of the meeting
ANN GROESpECK,
Chairman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
JUSTICE COSTS MONEY.
Uncle Sam spent $4,000 in Utah Last
Year

A Dlll cover $4,000 Is what It COS,
Uncle Fam to dispense justice 10 the bad
men IN rtoh durlng'lhc past fiscal ycar,
ana to settle oivll disputes IN which tho
government was concerned,
Tho year closed june 20 last, aul
Chicf Deputy United states Marsha
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
HOTTEST DAY THIS YEAR,
Mercury Registered 81 at Ono o'clock
and Was sNll Climbing

This ie the hottest day IN Salt Lake
Tor tho present year, st I o'clock this
afternoon the mercury registered 81 In
the shade nj the government weather
station IN the Dooly block ana 0t mat
hour Il was still climbing, with prose
poets of two or three degrees being
added during the afternoon \ record
~ NJ degrees was louchcd on inc bth
inst Al u quarter past NlN In tho oyo'
nlug Unless an unexpected broO1o
arises soon that mark win be easily
passed this afternoon
This IL the Kind Of weather that VIII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10

Smylh today closed hIs report for tho
year II shows the total expenditures io
ho tlTi5i,37 Tho citizens Of tho state
who were Wmmonod 10 come IN ana WI
M jurors got a large portion Of II, ana
the had men IN the county JAN turned
largo sum into The Golfers OF salt
Lake county,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
RECLAMATION SERVICE.
Howard $, Reod Transferred From UIn'
tab Reservation to Phoenix,
,srsci,l 10 the "NeNa")

ISrttMI ~ Iho "NoNN7l
Washington, D. G., July 49, Howard
~ Reed Of Utah, assistant engineer IN
the reclamation service, has been
transferred from rutah indian roser'
walton 10 photographic work undor h.
G., I'm at Phoenix, Arl2,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
U, $. COMMISSIONERS.
Four Appointed by the Federal Court
This Morning

The following United states com.
misslonors were appointed this morning
hy lhoh federal court At huntington
w, IloNar. AT ogden, ThoM Maloneyi
at Moab, h. d. Crapo, ut Manila, NJ y.
lNIhnn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
suit to Quiet Title

Herman HIS nlcd suit In the district
court today against the Now York ana
Great WoHlorn Mining smelling and
Development company Ia quiet llllo to
the Ruby and Domingo lodge claims
located IN tho West mountain district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
BOON FOR BOISE.
Town Enjoys the First Dry Sunday
In lte History

Boise. ldao July lo-.Mayor iawley
signed the sunday ana midnight clos.
INK ordinance last Saturday which
went into effect TINT night M ~
o'clock Yesterday Wos the nYt dry
sunday Boise has over soon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10

send pcoplo into the canyons aud TO the
resorts, The atmosphere has been per-
foclly doyllallging throughout the day
ana whllo there hnF been many CONF
plants heard lhoro are NO prorlrHllonS
nero ub elsewhere over the country
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-10
Which Shall II be- PInney or
Hays for Mayor Of Boise,
ldahoI
CAMPAIGN HAS Been WARM ONE
Democratic Candidate Stroug for
Sunday Closing Republican Can.
dIdote Handicapped

special correspondence,
Boise. Idaho, july s--'rhc municipal
election night Hlill goes on and things
arc becoming moro and more complica,.
ed each day The registration hooks
closed luet Thursday evening with g..
'?S names on the rolls, an Increase Of
only four over the register Of two years
ago, Those nguror fail about 1000
short OF The estimated voting strength
Of the ety.
the Democratic candidate for mayor
u w. llOycs stands nrm upon his plat.
form - Sunday closing lie Ii sup,
roued hy The principal newspapers OF
the city ma tho church people gen
orally Tho present Wow of things
aplens quite hopeful 10 him
Tho supporters " the Republican
candidate Jamoa H. Pmney arc max.
inR n hard nght ana while they have
mo- Local paper AZ thtr back, ihoy
themselves. arc editing n two,column
SPACE I'M the Evening Carltal News ana
nro making use ~ All ne bin postH IN
town,
TO CLOSE SALOONS,
hlN0I M lhlh llNpi Tor lplhonl not
vet quite clear the present city coun.
IN has introduced AM ordinance PRO.
rldlHn for me closing on sunday ana
ui midnight ON each day N Tho week
NJ lll saloons ana places whore mioX.
lcfllUr liquors arc sold This ordinance
carries with n an emergency clause
ana Wlll 900 into forco Immediately upon
lls holng signed by the mayor And
MAYOR lluvIcN has expressed Ms lnten,
ton io SIGN H. n n IN found "a con-
tain no legal dofccln
LICENSE INCREASED
IN 'ho amo meeting Thursday ovens
me- tha uly council passed AN ordl'
nance uIsIng tho saloon license nom
$50 lO $50 u0 quarter on $500 per an.
num- Another ordinance was passed
proyidmg for a salary " 1880 per an.
mum inl me mayor N the city, This 20
~ into erect Aus H. 1901, After this
date oouucllmcn are To- receive s. for
each regular meeting ana 81 for special
meetings pay lu be allowed only for
meetings actually offended.
Tuo,lay next iN election day md viii
mark the WindiUg.up Scene. II remains
10 ho seen who the choice of the people
win be- ana how well the representa-.
i've NJ thor choice VIII stand by his
pledges lo them