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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-11
HOUSE BILLS.


Creating Seventh Judicial dii trict.
Fnlaruin.- the powers OF district
ipd,.es in chambers.
Militia hin.
4 Artbo-izinr nav to clerk Of school
bos-ls
Providing for county improvement
h,,ds
Asmit,ina Idaho veterans Of recent
wars IN soldiers Home.
A,..ngi,, ssc,;on > If water law.
pa,.,l;,., river inrrovement law.
P-ov;a;r- ior care Of female convicts
.,,,-;sa ,f st.,t.
.,,bori,;n, Issuance Of interest bear
ina, v.sr-snt. to school teachers.
r. nro,ac, bridges and culverts from
,rse, ., en,,incs
Jnveaile courts.
Reorsanization Of the land board.
N.w..pi,ol builsinr.
Creating Lewis and Clark counties,
Nev pnro food law.
., oe,,a of bee inspecior and
,.ro,;sirg tor .up,,ression Of diseases
s,,onr b,.es
Rsnk examiner.
e.,.r,l sn,ropria;ions.
/. F;sh ami ,-arne
So. veterinarian
= sSO O0o lsonds for tenitentiary improve
.,,-
T,,,, mill tax to replenish zen i'm.
,.,,,suan, fuud
r,nnt, d-,.n-itorv.
.I,,i,-.r, ,sx ,,r -,a,e ,r,rt.,s~s.
,,n.,,',;,, iu.nr,nre commission law
Ss5 0sl for Lewis and Clark fair.
c.n.r,l s,frirpcv
seooco g. .s,,,,,,, u, ror,h Idaho.
p.,-.. o,,,,,,- commissioners I
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-03-11
FARM LOANS

., harrow moneys We can accom-
Do you wan M teiious waits. Simply sh9~ .ps
ols.e ,;,s I" execute the necessary paPeIs "'" ''
clear clear W. I Al your disposal without delay
T.,so OK FARM ANp TowN PRopERrY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-31

department to get rid OF the care Of
those lands and lots not actually in
school use. Mr.. Prosser and Mr.. At
kinson both state that a proper con.
veyance is now being prepared to ae-
complish this object.
The duties Of this ONCE, as construed
by DR.. Rodgers, are set out on pages
81 to Al Of the transcript. The min
utes OF the Board meetings kept by
DIR. Rodgers are merely abstracts OF
what was done. and are not full and
complete records.
MIR. Young sufficiently calls attention
In his report to the means OF simplify
Ing matters In the Secretary's charge:
the detail book, the correspondence and
report files.
While I recognize the value to the
department Of DIR. Rodgers's expert.
ence. resulting from six years careful
work as secretary Of the department.
! am reluctantly forced. from my OBJ
servation, to suggest that more ener-
getic man, who could attend to many
OF the matters now left to Miss Davi.
son ana 'he superintendent could PROB
aoiy pe ootaihea LOT THIS position al
Tue san'c SALARY
ihree inspectors now supervise the
schools, reporting regularly to the de-
par,ihen'-Mr D. Y. Davis ior the Is
anus Vi haua' anu oahu, MI ohas.
Ming Ior MAUI, moiokai ana Lanai ana
mr. " w. Da'dw'h lot the isiaha Oh
naval ihe'r INSTRUCTIONS from tne
SUPERINTENDENT are gwen III the tran
scr'pt On pages 20 ana 20. DeiieVe
"'' h'h'hsoh IN entHeiy CORRECT IN say
lms ,ha' three men are oetter thah one
Inc ia"' ho~eVer' MAKES PROVISION LOT
ou' one inspector dehomihated inspec'
'or General since iSoi tne present
s's'e"' however, mas peeh supstahuai'
appro'ed ny tne legislature tnroush
inc appropriation oiiis' Dut the schooi
Jaw snouia oe amehded 70 meet the
'"s.seu conu'.ions'
nave aiIeaay commented somewhat
oh tne ~ork Oh MISS lawson l must
no~eser' say tnat sue SHOWS an ihti'
mate kho~iease Oh matters uhaer her
'urisaicuon' thst sne ID ehersetic ana
capable, doihs ner work win enthus-
,ssm. one mas nad, however very III
''e super''s'on' anu mas : pe'iese ao'
soroeu some uut'es anu responsibilities
'hs' uo no' oe'ons " ner'
'ase part VI 'ne 'espohs'o'h.y ioi
Inc idCh VI uletnOu IN Tue department
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JuDD's REPORT ON EDUCATIONAL
DEPARTMENT SHOWS NEED
FOR CHANGE.
CONTINUED from PAGE ,


MISS lawson snould De called upon
cy proper authority TO explain the en-.
oorsements appearing on the BACK OF
voucher NO. $40. She stated That she
MADE out the race OF this Dill. d. ka-
iimahana. q carpenter working for the
department. Is the creditor OF the de-
partmeht on THIS voucher, ana the en-
oorsement purports TO be from him TO
miss DAWSON. Sne stated that Kali
manana was the oldest man In the
service ana the man l rely on; that
the endorsement David kalimahana"
looked IKE MS handwriting; that u
nave seen IL 30 many times l nope l am
iamiiiar with II; that Il think 1t
Is MS signature. ! would not have re-
eeipted that Dill II 1t had not been
Tie signature. l tell you what Is the
matter with David sometimes. He Is
o man that VIII take liquor, and he
might ne q little shaky. But II looks
uke MS wriung.
"A comparison OF THIS endorsement
Win several other endorsements on
-, =, 49, =,
.ua'e W ~ nain,anana .onVlnces
me beyond any doubt that the words
DAVID haiimahana appearing on the
endorsement on voucher NO. S473. to
MISS DAWSON were not written by ka-
a mans
uu nv, osn oe,o'e me 'he witnesses
e~"eu peiore Tue HOUSE oommi'tee
o'v nApenui.uies' pu' ai'er CIV
sns MI. Dunhe copies Oh tne vouchers
.seu W ,na' coiin','.ee IN .heir ihVes.
uea',on, ! eAaihinea MISS lawson ana
W. A.h'nsoh re'a'iVe 'here'o'
"unn De'ense'
ea, 'ne e'ose .. the 'hves'Ieatoh'
W. Du"ne susses,eu .na' wne.ner
"ie'.'s VI inuiIect,y, the impu.auon
was oon's,"eu IN .nst report tnat .
ssn "ou,u W enp,c'ea On . spee'nc
!'p, t"a. NC wouiu work certain
nu,npei VI nays 'nen : VII ior q iarse'
- 'nolea,eu nu,"er VI uays wou'o 30
.nrousn 'ne usus' mach'hery Oh the de-
p'en'' anu 'na' .ne covert 'ns'nu'
s.'on was 'na' .he uinerehce between
.ne ae.ua' nu"oer ot oays worked aha
'ne o'.ens'o,e nunloel Vi uays workeu
wen, wen' ,n'o INC pocket, presumably, Oh
"iss Da,ison, anu susses'eu .ha' TINS
a''e. o.ou'u We iuh' eApio''eu' anu
'aiss lawson anu 'ne men themselves
Sues''oneu soou. H.
svucners eH.m'neo:
[ my eson vi 'nese
v ,ou.ne,'' anu 'ne '.s'e"e1' VI "iss
oa'''on oonoe'n'ns mem, , couio see
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27

~ Think of it white people of
Frederick county Picture the
pitiable aspect of the Republican
party in having to teach the igno.
rant negroes how to vote the
ticket, like so many dumb animals.
This has been going on for weeks
and weeks, so that they can nullify
your vote and mine. Prominent
Republicans are taking a hand in
it and come in close harmony with
the negro to do it. One negro
admitted that he had all the
names "but two" and another
said he did not know any Of the
candidates, but would try to learn
them. What a picture of I'M
worthiness and decentralization.
Can you fail to vote the .'white
mans" ticket and for the Amend.
ment too, in the face of such
condition.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27

SECTION 3 And be it further enacted,
That the foregoing section hereby proposed
as amendment to the Constitution of this
State shall he at the next general election
for members of the General Assembly to be
held in this State submitted to the legal
and qualified voters thereof for their adOp-
ton or rejection in pursuance of the direc-
ton contained in Article XIV of the Con-
stitution, and at said election the vote on
said proposed amendment shall be by bal
lot, and upon each ballot there shall be
written or printed the words "For the
Constitutional Amendment or Against
the Constitutional Amendment" as the
voters shall elect; and Immediately after
said election due returns shall be made to
the Governor of the vote on said proposed
amendment as directed by the said XTVth
Article of the Constitution.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
DEMOCRATIC CANDID AT E
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
HARTMAN L. GAVER.
Nice Fat Job.

Clerk to the Board of County
missioners is no mean job,
under the present generous Board
of County Commissioners. His
salary according to the County
Statement is $1,000. He gets
81, 800, however, and we guess
the other $500 is taken from
either the road and bridge fund or
contingent Fund" This is
what we call pretty good thing,
but then why should he not get
itg 1t is a Republican working
for the Republican Board OF
County Commissioners and the
taxpayers still groan under their
heavy burdens.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
THE D EN- OCRATIC
PARTY'S PLEDGE
TO THE PEOPLE.

"Our Democratic Legislature
OF 1904, clothed with this
power and exclusively charged
with this duty and responsible
Ity, proceeded with care and de-
liberation to frame an amend
ment, which, while avoiding
all conflict with the Fourteenth
aud Fifteenth Amendments of
the Constitution of the United
States, will, if adopted, rescue
us in Maryland from the blight
of ignorant and debased negro
suffrage.
"It will keep from our regis
tratiOn books the names of
thousands of ignorant and venal
negroes totally unfit to vote,
and will thus go far to lessen
the evils of absolute and unre-
stricted negro suffrage. 1t will
give us the great and inestima-
bic boon of intelligent man
hood suffrage and secure to us
the priceless benefit of the pO-
litical supremacy Of the white
people of the State.
"And these ends will be ac-
cOmplished righteOusly, hon
estly. by fair means; for with
bipartisan boards of registra-
ton, constant attendance of
party watchers in the registrar
ton room and full right of APP
peal to the courts, provided and
secured by law, which we
pledge ourselves to maintain,
arbitrary and unjust denial of
registration to men, white or
black, truly entitled to be regis
tered, will be practically impOs-
Sible. From Democratic State Plat
form of 1905.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
Cow Wrecks Frederick and
Middletown Car.

One of the cars of the Fred
erick and Middletown Electric
Railroad was wrecked on Sunday
night last, by striking a COW,
which got on the track a short
distance east of Fulmer's Sta
ton. The car was on the way to
Frederick and had about thirteen
passengers on board. Mr.. Gin
ton Main, night Waterman at the
cOmpany's car barn at Middle
town, was the most painfully in
jured. Several other passengers
were badly shaken up. The COW
was lying beside the track and
got on before the motorman had
time to slacken speed. The traf
fic was interrupted for several
hours.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
Total Registered Vote of Fred
erick County.

The following is the complete
list of the registered voters of
Frederick County by districts
and precincts, containing the re.
visions and additions of the
recent registration. showing a
decrease of SO from last year,
when 1885 persons were on the
registration books:
District No. l-BuckeystoN n,
precinct No. L, Alb; precinct No.
9, 263.
District No. 2-Frederick, pre-
cinct No. l, 373; precinct No. 9.
4Ol, precinct No. 3, 356; precinct
No. 4, 319; precinct No. 5, 3O3;
precinct No. 6. 531; .precinct No. Z,
345; precinct No. 8, BAT.
District No. 3 Middletown,
$50.
District No. 4-Creagerstown
27S.
District No. 5-Emmitsburg,
precinct No. l, 432; precinct No.
3, 1888.
District No. 6-Catoctin, 325
District No. 7-Urbana, pre-
cinct No. l, 81; precinct No. Q
211.
District No. S-Liberty, 1884.
District No 9-New Market.
precinct No. l, 346; precinct 2,
1863.
District No. 10-Hauvers. 1888.
District No. 11-Woodsboro,
precinct No. l, 327; precinct No
2. 149.
District No. 12-Petersvil | Q,
3O5.
District No. 13-Mt. Pleasant
261.
District No. 14-Jefferson, 365
District No. 15-Mechanics
town, 612.
District No. 16-Jackson, $40
District No. 17-Johnsv lille
1873.
District No. 18- Woodsboro
343.
District No. 19-Linganore
2S2.
District No. 20 - Lewistown,
319.
District No. 81 = Tuscarora,
200.
District No. 22-Burkittsville
1876.
District No. 23-Ballenger, 100
District No. "a - Braddock,
154.
District No. 25- Brunswick
40.
District No. 26-Walkersville
1868.
Totals, 242.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
FOR COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS.
EDWARD CRUM,
JAMES o. HARNE,
JOHN HINES.
The Ballot for Frederi C K
County.

The Supervisors of Election
Messrs. Eisenhauer, Humm and
Doll have decided upon the form
of the official ballot, and we feel
assured that not even the most cap.
tious can find single fault with
the fair and impartial way the
ballot has been arranged. The
Democrats of the county want no
trick ballots or anything unfair
in the make up of the ballot.
The Democratic Supervisors now.
as in the past, have acted in good
faith with the people and have
given them a fair, square ballot
in every way in accordance with
the law. In their discretion
they could have arranged the bal
lot in alphabetical order, but they
believed the way they arranged
it fairer for all the voters.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
mayor Smith and the Police
Watchful of the City's
lnterest-Good Order
During the Big Fair.

IL Is gratifying to state that
Notwithstanding the crowds In
our city during the fair both day
ana night. the best of order pre-
vailed. Every night our worthy
mayor visited the different parts
vi the city where the regular
police as we'll as the extra force
were patrolling the streets and
seeplng special watch upon the
BUSINESS houses of the city.
mayor Smith has had little to
say about his constant vigilance
ouC ne deserves the thanks of
Ou i. people all the more. Our
pOiice force were most attentive
tL deserve special praise for
t tue good order and quiet main
s ssaaed all during the crowded
s ss;. OF our city during the big
~e@s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
OBITUARY.
Some Of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.

WAGNER.
Mrs. Mary Wagner died at Mt.
st. Mary's, on the 14th inst.
HENAN.
Sister Marie N. E. Henan, died
at st. Joseph's Academy, Emmits
burg, on October Is.
GRAIDEN.
Mrs. Louis Graiden died at the
Emergency Hospital of diabetes,
Monday, aged 80 years.
DOLL.
Mrs. Sophia Doll. sister of Mrs.
Eliza Woodward, of this city,
died in Grafton, w. Va. on Sun.
day
CLARK.
Mr.. Robert b. Clark died at
Meridian, Miss, aged 80 years.
His wife was Mrs. Jane Gather,
of Frederick.
RHODES.
Mrs. Lucretia Rhodes, daugh.
ter of the late Henry Letter, Of
MiddletOwn, died in Birmingham
Ala, on the Goth instant.
Miss Elsie M. Ray, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Ray, of
Pearl. died on Monday afternoon
OF typhoid fever, aged II years.
KEEPER.
Miss Alice Keefer. aged AZ
years, died on Monday night at
the Frederick City Hospital. De-
ceased was a daughter of the late
Frederick Keefer.
MARLoWE.
Mr.. Edward G. Marlowe, brother
of Mrs. Il. W. Trapnell of Point
of Rocks, died at his home in
Loudon Co., Va, on October Is,
aged ~ years.
SINCELL.
Mr.. VIM. II. Sincell died in
Washington City, on the 18th
inst. He was an uncle of Mrs. G.
I. K. Young, Mrs. Bette Boteler
and Mrs. l.. A. Rice, of Frederick.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
Please Explain.

We want to know if County
Commissioners Blentlinger, Etz-
Ter and Bowlus, and Clerk to
the Board, G. G. Ausherman,
can tell the taxpayers what be-
came of the $720 returned by
Chas. Ed. Saylor, Register of
Wills, in the year 1902 (about
December in said year, The
taxpayers are interested in this,
as Saylor's Office was investi-
gated by the State Auditor as to
this amount and he produced a
receipt showing that he had
generously ~ given it back to
the county.
We are informed that this So
called generous gift had a strong
yea, a very strong rope to it
by which 1920 was given back
by the aforementioned Commits
sioners, to the employees in the
Office under Saylor, namely, Eli
G. Haugh, hardwood D. Harp,
Horace E. Staley and Charles
E. Saylor, Jr., Gall Republicans,
each receiving the sum of sos.
Now if the Republican Board of
Commissioners, can dispense
charity in this manner, many
taxpayers want to know, why
they are not likewise made re-
clpients of sums of money like
this. We await an answer. Now
we have but $500 of this 1920
returned by Saylor to the Coun-
ty Commissioners unaccounted
for. We have scanned the
County Statements but it can no
where be found. Will the afore-
said County Commissioners and
the said G. G. Ausherman, please
tell the taxpayers what became
of the $500 referred to ?
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
DEMOCRATIC MASS
MEETINGS!

There will be a public meet
ing held at ADAMSTOWN on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
the 1st, A. D., 1905, at the hour
of SEVEN O'CLOCK, P. NJ, in
the Town Hall, under the man.
agement of the Democratic Dis
trict Central Committee.
The WHITE VOTERS of the
district irrespective of party
affiliations, are earnestly invited
and urged to turn out and hear
the issues of the campaign dis
cussed.
YOU ARE INTERESTED in
KNOWING HOW YOUR EX-
CESSIVE TAXES CAN, AND
WILL BE REDUCED,by BRING
ing about the ADOPTION of
BOTH OF THE AMEND
MENT to be voted on this fall.
The WHITE WOMEN of the
district are cordially invited to
be present, as they are VITAL
LY INTERESTED in the re-
suit Of this campaign. Seats
will be reserved for the LADIES.
The slogan for this fight, is,
DOWN WITH UNRESTRICT-
ED NEGRO SUFFRAGE!
--.-~---s--,-,-
Inc 1olloWlng well known
speakers will be present to ad-
dress the meeting: Hon. Jacob
Rohrback and Alfred Ritter
Esq, members of the Frederick
bar.
By Order
J. Polk BIsER,
Chairman.
Charles G. Waters,
Joseph w. Gaver,
Secretaries.
L. Victor BAUGHMAN,
Chair. Executive Com.
Alfred Ritter,
Secretary.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
It's no use for the Republican


It's no use for the Republican
Board County Commissioners of
tojustify their own short comings
on the plea that certain other
Boards did so and so or did not
do SO and so. What the people
are interested in now is what ac-
count the present board and the
Republican management Of the
county since 1897 have to give
for their stewardship
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
LOCAL NEWS s.
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

The farmers are doing well in
selling corn at this time at two
dollars per barrel.
The hunting season is near at
hand. though the cartridges are
very scarce throughout t h e
county.
The chestnut crop has been
very abundant. This is gener-
ally regarded as a sign of a cold
winter.
The want of first class hotel
was never more fully realized
than during the past fair when
hundreds of people were unable
to get place to spend the night.
One of the needed improve
ments at Braddock Heights is
frst-class lunch room, neat and
attractive, where visitors could
secure a nice lunch or supper.
The farmers are through with
seeding and the wheat is up,
looking in most sections very
promising.
Husking corn and hauling in
fodder is now engaging the
farmer.
The villa on the Montevue
Road has been sold to a con-
tractor, who will use the lumber
in building cottages at Braddock
Heights.
Whilst the official ballot will
be lengthy this year, it is not
difficult to vote. Mark each
candidates name with x mark
There are no party designation;
SO you must learn the names of
the candidates.
The passage of the Amendment
will inst re the privilege of voting
to all white men, but will restrict
the votes of the negro. 1t is a
white man's' issue, which should
receive the earnest support of
white people of all parties.
General Baughman arrived at
his home "Poplar GRACE"
on Saturday last, the 21st inst. (,
alter quite a stay at Atlantic
City. The General has been
greatly benefited and by care
and attention will soon be him
self again.
1t is believed in railroad circles
that the Western Maryland inter,
esis are contemplating an entrance
to Washington. just how this
will be built is not yet known. II
may be that the Washington,
Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
hallway can be secured. This
would give an entrance to both
washington and Annapolis.
II the members of the Central
Committee of Frederick COUNTY
0au only post themselves thoroughly
on the amendment they can do a
great deal to clear up the mGmS
"a'SStGtements that are made con.
cer@.ng 1t. EUery one of them
should be a subscriber to 's1ht
CitiSen.D
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27

Cards have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Annie Campbell
Thomas, daughter of Elk Gov
ernor VIM. Pinkney Whyte. to
DR.. Charles McGill. Of Cations
vile. Miss Helen Baughman,
daughter of General aud Mrs.
L. V. Baughman, of Poplar
Terrace, is to be one of the
bridesmaids. A wedding break
fast will be served at the resi-
dence of the Governor after the
wedding.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27

Owing to the inclement weather
on Thursday and Friday the re-.
ceipts at tue Frederick Fair last
week were not up to those Of last
year. The exhibit was a grand
success in every other particular.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
TO OUR READERS,

THE CITIZEN will be in
debted to anyone sending in the
names of Democrats through
ont the county who do not take
THE CITIZEN. We have a
snecial ipducement to offer new
subscribers who send in their
names before Nov. 1st, 1905.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
Another High Salary.

We notice that the Court
Crier's salary has been increased
to 1920 per year by our generous
Republican Board of County
Commissioners. 1t was less than
half that sum under the Demo
cratic control of county affairs.
And the taxpayers groan under
their ever increasing load.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27

EMMITSBURG, S ATUR-
DAY, OCT. 2Sth A. D., 1905 at
Z o'clock p. m. Speakers Cor.
J. E. R. Wood and ]. Roger
McSherry.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
NOTICE!

any of our readers do not
80 their paper regularly, they
,,i,, ulease report the fact to
this office at once
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-27
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals for the ERECTION OF A
COAL HOUSE at the City Electric Light Plant
up to p. m, November Specifications can
bne seen at the City Registers Office The
Board reserves the right to reject any or all
GEO. RDw. SMITH,
e. c. Shepherd, Mayor.
City Register. oct. gilt