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

The rcxt international pence congress
win be- held al lncouc, Swilser.
land, commencing on the 10Th Of Sep.
,omb,r According 10 the preliminary
program, now published, several impor-
mnt topics are 20 come NJ Tor con.
gldopIon Among those 0roi
+, study ot the conditions or the es'
Establishment Of am International fcdera'
ton,
9. Frnnro,Gcmnn reconciliation 10
NE taken MP In connection with tho rc'
port ana proposals NJ special commits
sion appointed 10 consider tho SUBJ
Sect
3, The economic onuecs Of war; 70.
ports ON the worKngmcna movements
IN the interest NJ peace, and ON the
general subject or industrial conccntra'
ton
4 The naturalization NJ land ana
wolcr WoDD
g. The work of the coming Second IN
tcnillouol Conference AZ The Hague
a. An international ouNlhry LAM
puogo' ana.
s. Questions NJ propognnda~among
others proposals. M the Swiss Peace
soclcly FOR , cooperation of nations In
the peace movements ana the orglnI'
2lllo0 Of international clubs
The coming international gathering
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
EUROPEAN TROUBLE.

The negotiations concerning the AIM.
Guilty IN Morocco are proceeding raDh.
or SLOWLY ana the continental prow
sotms lo opprtnrud tho possibility of
war between Germany ana France.
II seems very Improbable that u mat.
ter Of apparently 30 little concern 10
Germany should he 30 seriously 70.
glrdcd and unless the government M
that country has some interior object
IN view not apparent to a common
spectator q ls impossible 10 eoc what
qualification the Moroccan lmbroglo
o1erO for IN outbreak OF hoNllitIes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

opening and settlement OF the uin'ah
. ,1iSrna, ,i nor, ,no ,, ,ons0n,,o "as
"x"ruilyo ss'sion M me rblof oflioors
II was decided 10 investigate conditions
IN the rcsoIyalioV win reference 10 its
.l,,H W. ",,,,' am umm v,s n, eu uV
possl6lc and furnish II 10 me members
N the association, w enable them TO
l'hp aomo ol the lIulF OF opening 'h'
'oty',," Vnnd',,,,,nd,ps IN noy gono,o,
that AN thls hup boon done since mo
adjournment of NE convention ana
'lnl ln'ilE ol me ln.innolH OF lne
KIN ,bo.o lNing IN Golorado wul
nuke l race for The umtah reservation
lH soon ns ID 70. open 70 settlement,
0 " W.. ," ,r ,,I',, HAY ond "" nHI v
40 f,i roasas.Iou of rood mineral prop.
cnloa, Others WIN locate and sottlc on
1,IIls Dh. .o,nuou ln,nlns u, .,l.,,,,
,br oroeu,,0iloa IN rorlnin IN mnte A,
influence rrlt Nh northeastern tuh,"
irbs IogIr which voul1 nppro,o Of
uo ,rnri..of ,bc Wcs,,rn Felornlion Of
,,mow and M noonlo living I'm color.
odo Al orrnuigod moy,mcnts 10 ob,pln
ro...sslon of nnds an tho 'ntnh rcs.
o,p,Iou. nnd ni the ammo time do.
nouu,o tho oNornonso ana "A few Of
noI, pnunbor who arc loading out IN
inc llmc mnltor ana for the sanc
purposo. ls of n aucor and wo may add.
purop anti. Mormon character
'rbo pcoplc who originally settled In
b,ro mountain wales and who mado
ID possible for the people Of other fiilhs
lo como here and reap the advantages
for which their Pioneer work cleared
the way claim the right, In common
with an cItlyoas of this country 10
sIIcad out and occupy such lands M
are available Tor their sons ana laugh.
tors TO dwell upon, and thus 10 aid In
building up This state ana making II
n mower IN the laud, they are seeking
for mo- extraordinary prlvllogos. They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
ANOTHER SACRIFICE

AZ contribution 10 the long history
n Disasters, Of which the Fourth Of
July IN the conlor the Sacramento Bee
tells the tragic story Of boy a, Santa
ANA, Calo who recently died Of locks
Jaw following q wound made by a
blink cartridge fred In so-collod TOY
pistol 4 lad IN Sacramento has also
been wounded In tho palm NJ the hand
by the same agency and tho Bee fears
that unless the sale ~ this most dam
gerous toy be prohibited, the coming
Fourth Of July may not pass without
the sacrifice ~ some boys llfc through
the foolish notion that everything
should CO. on the Fourth Every yonr
has il' own record of tragedies " this
kind, but the practice continues We
would think parents would be interest
cd IN surrounding their children with
the necessary safeguards agolns, dam
ger 10 lltc ana limb,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
,EsERET EVENING NEWS, MONDAY, JULY q

counsel Try tho oaso1" The people
here are 40 familiar with the proc
ceases Of delay by which the most c0n'
soiontlouu Judge Ia absolutely lmpo'
tent against tho tactics " eminent
counsel Tor The defense mat II IL am
cut to imagine any state Of things
where the Judge controls the lawyers
and holds them 10 the point At lssuc,'
bhl judge TAFT assures the public that
II II possible even here IN America,
ana that the cure for the groWlng
cancer Of defeated justice may he
FOUND In hlnlnlorN Amhndmonln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

Senator Patterson has been cted 70
nppoi, before the Colorado supreme
court ana show cause why ho should
not be punished for contempt WHOM
No gets there, he win conceal his con.
tempt ~ ne has any, ana show his clio.
puDnpH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
Tug CHINESE CONTROVERSY
Portland orcgorlan

American goods can be shut out NJ
CHINA with very little difficulty ana
the curt assumption that the chinese
WI continue to submit ~ the oulraget
which the immigration Department Is
hoaplng on them because they are ~
need Of certain goods II not wen
founded, A prohlbltlyo import duty
can be levied against American goods
~ very short time, ana II VIII slop
their sale IN tho orient 0s cfootually
ny would tho plan of Killing the pOr'
chasera,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
Dllssrp prAcr MARlRs,
The Coinnonor

blessed are the poncomlko rt' ana
All Americans should rejoice that II
was an american presldoul who pro'
posed pc1'' 10 Russia ana japan i
s rad 10 think that any international
dispute ran reach point whore blood
shed 10 demanded by cihor side. but n
IL WulIfying that reason has No last
been roslored.'lts temporary dolhrono'
mont WIS followed by an awful 1crl.
Zee President Roosevelt deserves
credit Tor scl2lns upon nm curly mos
ment 10 tender the good offices Of the
nation, ana II h fortunate that our
rounlry's attitude toward both NJ The
holllRorcnts n go friendly aH lo nuke
II nropor fnr vs. ~ NkO Ihr InllullNn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

a. the eulc n tho late senator llaw.
lcye library Francis Wilson's "Rocol.
lccUong NJ q p.yor' n copy Of tho
costly limited edition, ana with auto.
rrnph brought but $3.50, whllo n first
edition of John lays pike County
Ballads fetched only sixty cents Tho
Ballads win 30 mp now,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
DANGER OP pEACp,
Pueblo Chleftoln.

The conclusion of n trclly NJ peace
with Japan WIN be used iWmedlatcly
by the leaders opposed ~ me govern,
mont 40 un argument ~ lnname tho
pc0po ana Tho soldiers returning
from Mau.huua VIII nid In spreading
the Are Of revolt rather than assist IN
Quouohng A. Russia must make peace
f1r the sake W her domestic interests,
lor 10 continue In the path ~ war viii
surely rcnd the empire into fragments,
Vet pc1comnkng itself rs % dangerous
task and N may well provoke the OF.
n-nHIon Innl II InoNIlnhle WIlhnnl H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
10 SINH Tug MATTER


Tho scandinavian IL the parent
stock of England ana America, ana
The stream haH boon renewed ana en-.
Wohod by immigration 10 the United
SWtoa n the question were lefl 70 tho
decision of scandinavian Americans.
tho two countries would separate In
Uoaoc ana romain united IN friendship
II ~ a cold country io bo not. bloolrl
IN. ana me world WIN lamont the spcos
taclo " hloodshei Lot sweden has.
zen 10 recognize the independence OF
Norway ma rNmoyn a yoNAllous Issue
from tho foreign oflcoa " other ma.
tlOnH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
COURTESY TOWARD IIE ClllNEsI,
New York World

In tho view Of the President II IL not
80 much the provisions of the EXclO'
sion law which are at fault In giving
ofionsc 10 the Chinese Hs their harsh
enforcement Secretary Nctoalf In
applying me law n directed to 'oN'
crrlsc the FULLEST courtesy ana ronsd'
GRAFTON, toward an chinese of lho oN'
cmpt rllsses Port officials In dIHom'
bling our love for All Sn Wl'l rorram
from Kicking him downstairs n ho hop.
pens 10 he ~ mandarin rank The con.
d'Hslon 10 international comfy VIII
not ho lost on the Chinese,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

A Now York man has been sentenced
~ Kiss Ms wife once a day for a year,
Thnt Ia Ike the pcnoucc imposed upon
sancho pNuzo -that he must give him.
solf two thousand lashes with kour.
baRh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

MIR Carnegie has o biz start but II
Mr. Rockefeller wants "a give him a
race for the philanthropo prize he can
give him close nnlrh even n he does
not distance him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

SIN, n In not forgotten that tho quor'
rel between Germany and France IN
1870 was apparently Of as small sig
nlncnnct rs the present subject Of con'
trovcrsN Yot II resulted IN a terrible
clash Of arms, ana the overthrow Of
an empire
Germany IL, Of course, always on the
lookout Tor chances Of expansion, II
~ claimed that the Kaiser II inImat'
INK that the Falhorland Ia IN possible
danger Of invasion through Belgium
That would mean that that country
win some day be urged 20 Join the
German federation And then there Ia
the question " Holland and also ~
Denmark such, at least, 10 the Ombi-
tious scheme That is credited 20 the
German emperor and II IL thought
possible that the stirring up " trouble
IN Europe furnishes nm opportunity for
the carrying out OF This scheme, puHly
ut least
The schemes aud plans Of tho IN.
ropcnn governments may not appear
to concern this country but II ~ point.
ed out that n Denmark or Holland,
should join the German states, the
Danish or Dutch West Indies would
become German The Dutch Guinea
would also change nuR and the Ger.
man government would be- In a post.
tlon to force the United states 10 take
decided stand IN regard 10 the
Monroe Doctrine And thus the con.
lroyorslcs ON the other side OF tho At.
l1ntlc might become of immediate con.
Germ to this country The establish.
mont " a permanent tribunal before
which al international quoplIons can
be properly argued becomes moro ana
more Of AN imperative necessity be-
cause Of the ever Increasing difficulty
Of combining international controversies
To the nations Immediately concerned,
Wars must eventually give way Tor
pcncoful discussions ana decisions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

The places where fireworks and nr-
crackers are Tor sale have any number
Of toy pistols for sale but the police do
not scm 10 bc ablo 10 pce them,
though everyone else can,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

lfSL Petersburg on0caldom may he
believed there rs nothing but peace
ana prosperity I'm Russia, There II
nothing IKE an official assurance, no,
even truth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

Tho Chinese government ~ trying 10
stop the anti-Amcrlcan agitation, Per-
haps II fears that china may be dis
Rrncod BY g nock SprInRa massncro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03
DIFFERENT LAW METHODS,
KAnaAA clly Tlmta.

could Secretary TAFT more iorelbly
have Illustrated the difference between
American criminal trials ana English
procedure lhun IN the point that In
England the Judges retain complete
control over the method by which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

Tho oNclals Of four chicago packing
houses have been indicted II goes 10
show that there IL some Virtue sun
lcft IN the Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

IN that clght.o0red AFFAIR between
Yale and Harvard, Tafts praycra seem
10 have ayalcl more than Rooecvelte
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

Secretary TAFT should REQUIRE rhlet
Engineer stevens 10 give bond to
keep the place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

The bee, crop has not been ruined
but tho crop ~ He's about the beet
crop has been ruined,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

The Mayors PROCLAMATION regarding
fireworks Is q me pyrolerhnlc display
of civic virtue,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

The new twcnly'dollhr bills are to h'
works ~ art. A case whore art " long
green,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

when told Ia yield on be sunk the
mutnccre Of the kniaa rotcmklno were
mute,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

The chauffeur loves O shining mark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-03

why not coll II the Bonneville noule'
vard2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
IYoun,IgE I. sIen.s christialll AssosIa,iurs.

lAlr
Young Men. Christian Assoeiasigr.
Greeting
The second biennial state consels
ton Of the city towr. college AMI
railroad Young MEMS Christian At
soclatlons Of West Virginia wili he
held inS our city Febrt,ary ss4.ss6g riirs
programme I'M detail WIN bc shorty
- forwarded You by HE inferstate con,
mittees
a8$ feature tie con- ention aill
be the number az prominent men Or
National reputation who viii adaress
the platform ssions. =
eShope Il YOU WI ii at once begin i,
pledge asnliaber "a the strongest ninn +
V head sa8 large .lelee tom tfoni yolir
Association! a 4
We X trust ~ every elesate WI siisi
20 be present ~ the OPENING sessiua
ito be held Firiiday February : & III :
iP.s Z E
z litSs MY III
excursion ofs tho del gates iias bIeu
arranged To- Visit Tie eiebmted New
England Mine, one BE- NE targest suis
coal mines In ne world, and eaiili,
ped with the latest approved nm
chinerys The visitors WI Y be tnises
by special motors tirougiI mites %
labyrinth 81 electric lighted galieries,
penetrating millions 81 tons Of dir
I5stntets most valuable deposit.
Returning az 5I ii M, die dein
lgatea' banquet tend Tered lily The NJ.
men Auxiliary &c The F'atrmoni Ar
3socIatlon Will De held Al me parlots
ssof3 the Nrethodlstt Ispiaeopah Church.
Kindly have enclosed aelealss
credendat Scerti fcatess filled oay BY
Eaccfedlted Delegates and retIirned u
4 5,,s at earliest gconSe nlence
Trusting you III select i strong
4 delegation of earnest Christian ares,
from the rank and stile III ye,lt' mem
4 bership, we are
Fraternally yours.
g;;SsSi SDs
,i president
|. WILLIS iIANtLEY
i Cent Secretary.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03

Il The Great lafayette matinee 10
morrow afternoon. Pisces 25 and So
cents. "a
airy n Big Essie famous chicken
stew at Murphy'ss x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
PRESIDENT ENDORSED
Organizations of Cincinnati Favor
Railroad Rate Regulation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Business
organizations nj Cincinnati have. IN
dorsed the attitude of President
Roosevelt toward the proposition u
regulate railroad freight rates. and
10 confer additional power on the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Secretary Taft, himself a Cincinnati
man, introduced TO the President to-.
day James H. Hooker. John H.. Allen,
J. f. Williamson and N, b. Warren,
a committee representing the Re
ceivers and Shippers Association
and IA other business organizations
of his position on the rate question.
They told the President they desired
the enactment Of a law which would
correct, abuses, but desired nothing
done that might cripple the legiti'
mate business OF the railroads. The
President assured them that, SO far
as he was able TO bring it about, per.
fectly fair play Should be had by all
interests. * Is 455 III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
SOCIETY II /.
RECEPTION AT THE MANLEY.
Given BY the Woman Suffrage Asso:
q. citation Was "a Great Success.


Tho reception held by the Wo,
mans Suffrage Association in: the
Manley Hotel yesterday afternoon
was largely attended and proved m
intellectual as well as a social treat.
A receiving committee composed Of
AIesdames Ann Southern, Charles
Richie, DR.. Harriet Jones, Margaret
Grove, J. Engle, Mary Henncn,
George Morrow, Willis Hawlcy, T, +.
Reed, J. j. Ross, Chas. Marley and
Q. S. Mckinney, graciously greeted
all callers, the ladies being present.
ed by Mrs. j. u, Durrett. Mrs. G..
L. Reed saw that they were provided
with chairs and pleasantly occupied
IN conversation until Dr. Harriet B.
Jones; Of Wheeling, was introduced
! from the platform by Mrs, Morrow,
and made an address SO full OF wit
and wisdom that she either made
new converts or materially strength.
|enod the convictions Of, all who
heard her. She spoke at some length
4 Of the recent campaign in Wheeling,
and said that while defeated this
4 time the women were greatly elated
4 over the great progress made, and
that despite apparent defeat won:
4 derful victory had been won. III
4 quoting some OF the advantages held
5lby States where full suffrage has
\ been accorded, the law against child
4 labor, and the juvenile court were
Z cited. Dr.. Jones has attended every
session Of the Legislature within the
last twelve years, and has been large.
/ " instrumental in securing the pas,
. sage, of52many exceptionally worthy
4 bills. In illustrating how woman's
suffrage expedited many needed re
Z forms she spoke of her six years
labor for the Girls Industrial Home
and of the one years effort necessary
L to secure such an institution in Col
orado. She also spoke in glowing
terms Of treatment accorded the
cause by the Wheeling papers, theil
kindness in publishing all letters ant
reports handed 90 them, and Of thei
refusal TO handle any communication
denying the privilege Of the ballot I,
! women. These, IN fact, they turne'
over TO the sufrragists without s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03

The Great Lafayette matinee to-
morrow afternoon. Prices 25 and SO
cents. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
~ js4,lsJ5''i I, u - sl,i!s Z
FsMlss SELkiNEs.
gAs Charming Debutante and a Model
ssss Horse W oman.


special from Washington has
the following to say Of Miss Rather
Inc Elklns, Of Elkins. who is now in
Washington, wlth&her parents:
One \ Of the most attractive debu;
Stantes5 Of the season is Miss Rather.
line y Elliins, 1.-THE debutante daughter
$of Senator and Mrs. Elkins.
Miss Elkins lis like most Of This
years buds, tall and handsome, with
brilliant outside complexion and
fail; hair: She is one of tho best
$BhorseWomen in Washington, having
begun this exercise on a Shetland
SSpony at the age OF five years, and
rs 5the&ownerSof three hunters, which
no one but herself is allowed 10 ride
or exercise. 4 u Z, ! IA
In 8Yiewsof her devotion 10 her
horses. Miss Elkins has less time
than many Of her contemporaries for
their indoor occupations Of first
season. but is. naturally much health
4 ier,S as well as happier, for her out
door life. 4.
Notwithstanding this strong prefer
ences for the hunting field. she has
many drawing room accomplish
iments is "a clever conversationallst
III in two or three languages, and at
sall$ times thoroughly charming
ssyonng girl, who inherlts from her
smother many Of the qualities that
have made that famous hostess one
the most popular women in Amer
lea. rs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
: Comm. Events.

Friday, February 1Oth. Concert
at. First Baptist Church by male
.quartette from Ithaca Conservatory
Of Music, Ithaca, N. Y. 81
The Great Lafayette Show, matinee
ond night. February 4th.
vandyke 9 Eaton ss n.
Monday, Feb. G,s&"Inf.t the Hands of
the Car" Feb, q, Camille; Feb. s..
Miss Hersey from Jersey; Feb: o,
DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde; Feb. TO-,
In the East; Feb. II, Jessie james.
Elks' Benefit, Feb. IA Grand Opera
House. \ i
Wednesday, February 15th.-.The
Little Homestead Grand Opera
House. 5i::s3 u
Thursday, February w." Under
Southern Skies" Grand Opera House.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03

To make room for spring stock, our
sample furniture must so. Visit our
Red Tag Sale, and be convinced that
we are offering bargains in fancy
high:srade furniture. Fairmont Fur
niturc Company. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS
MARCH IS AND APRIL. 10 ARE
( DATES SET FOR FARM ONT
AND VICINITY

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that tho fol.
lowing named examinations will be
held In Fairmont on the dates indi.
Gated below. +,
The following examinations will be.
hcld March 10. 1905:
Acting assistant surgeon.
Aid, Coast and Geodetic Survey. 8,
E Assistant inspector Of boilers. Fl
Assistant inspector Of hnlls.
Assistant topographer. Isl
Computer, Nautical Almanac Office.
Computer, Naval Observatory.
Deck Officer, Coast and Geodelln
Survey. n; !.
Craftsman $5yS-
Architectural.
III Copylst topographic III
Engineer.
Heating ana ventiln,ing. t.5....
Hull. 3 (.
4 junior architectural. 81,
Land ONCE. u
Topographic. 5 "a
4 Electrical engineer, and craftsman.
Engineering and photographic aid.
Immigrant inspector.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 III II Il
Law clerk. 81
III Local inspector of boilers.
Local inspector of. hulls.
Y, Matron. E.st 4
Neat inspector. s;
Physician. Indian Service.
+ Teacher, Philippine Service. X
Translator.
The following examinations will bt
I;held April 10, 1905: \
Assistant examiner
Chinese Inspector.
Civil engineer, Departmental Ser
vice. S2s:
Civil engineer, Philippine Service
t. Civil engineer and craftsman.
I'M Civil and electrical engineer, Dc
partmental service
Civil and electrical engineer, Phil
ippIne Service.
Compnter, Coast and Geodeti
Survey. f
i Comruter, Supervising Architect
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-03

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Be it enacted 3by the i legislature IL
West Virginia. that section I! E Of
chapterl1, OF the Acts OF 1899, be
amended anu rc.enacted5 SO as TO
rend us follows: sl l55s
+ Section7. Every person residing in
said city shall 10 entitled 10 vote for
all officers elected under this Act,
and upon all questions submitted to
thespeople OF said city, including tho
issuance OF bonds; but no person who
is a. minor or Of nnsound mind, or or
'panper, Or is under conviction OF
treason felony. \ or bribery In any
election, Or has not ljeen d resident
OF this state for one one year. ahd the
City OF Fairmont for sixty days, and
81. The ward In which he OF she oifor-s
10 vote for thirty days; next IRE cedine