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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

CENTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ. Sheshsn, Aue-
toneeI, 80 and l5t Canal ST.. will sell:
April is-By N Wei a Co, z74fSd Av.: diamonds
jewelry. &c, 70 April /. 1904
April lS-By H. Miller; clothing.
April lS-By II. McAleenAn ia4 sth Av; diamonds
watches, jeEelIy and silverWare, from No. 1. Jan
ls0t 10 No. 1000 March 81, 1904, Inclusive, and
old dates and numbers held over.
April 10y OBrien a Ryan; clothing.
, APru l7-By y hoAleenAn, 900 Fulton ST., Bkiyn
N. T.: diamonds, watches. sllverwAre, from No.
500, Feb 20 1904, TO No. tSo4 March H. 1904. In
elusive. and all old dAtee and numbers held over
April i7-By N. L. Fullan ESQ 10Th av.: clothing 10
April 10. 1908.
April ls-By r. Simpson Co. las West I'D st.;
diamonds, iewelry, dc., pledged TO March 1, 1904
Nos. TO 1000 and all goods held over.
April ls-By Il. McAleenAn. ie sth sv.: clothing
&c, pledged 20 April 10. 1904.
April ie-By l., N. Levy, soT Columbus av: dia.
monds, watches, jewelry, &c, all pledges 10 April
10. 1904.
April ie-By X. Freel. % New Chamber ii i;
clothing pledged 70 April 10. 1904
April My Flllln. leWeTy. &C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
lI1IElIITIN A Magnificent Lott

Franklin, tS25, DecauvileS. 5000. tlOO: Georges.
Richard. $3.50. Thirty horse, Auto four cylinder,
cost 500, 500; Twenty horse, $500, Mercedes.
$1,000 500 5000 Two Business Wagons, your own
price. MaveHey Electric, 500 Columbia Seabright,
500. CabTiOlet like new, $50. Dafracq. new cost
$500, $3.50 Mors, 5000 tlOO-t2JDn: broughams.
500 upward Mobiles, SI25-3l75 800 New, $500
Touring Car $3.50 Peerless, $50. -Four cylinder,
$500; CadllIaos, $50; Fifty oIher ycry unusal
opportunities.
Lot automobile Bodies, Lamps, and 100 Tires.
French and American at prices surprising See
us hrst Automobiles taken on two per cent com.
mission.
BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
1877 to iGs West lsth C"The Church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
TRANSATLANTIC uAIlS~

THURSDAY ny.-At7 4. 81. for FRANCE, swift
ERLAhD. ITALY, SPAIN, PORl uGAL, TUR-
KY, EGYPT, GREECE and BRITISH INDIA,
per steamship La TouTalne, Via HavTe (also
other paris OF Europe when specially addressed
for this steamer, at 10 4. N. for AZORES
ISLANDS, per steamship Republic talsO Italy
when specially addressed for this steamer.
SATURDAY N5.-M a. 81. for EUROPE, per
steamship New York. via Plymouth and Cher
Dourg Including Ireland when specially ad-
dressed for this steamer. al S.SJ a N. for BEL.
GUM PARCELS POST NAILS, per steam.
ship Finland talso regular mail for Belgium
when specially addressed for this steamer
AZ $50 4. NJ. for ITALY direct Especially ad q
dressed only, per steamship Koenigln Lulse:
a. $50 A. N. supplementary II 4. NJ for
EUROPE. per steamship COTonia. Viz queens
Town and Liverpool; at y 30 T. ~. for SCOT
LAND direct Especially addressed only, per
steamship Astoria.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
Arra nEInE fer Aulo P,r,d..

Final details Of the parade to be presented
by the Autom obne Club Of America In this
city on April ~ were discussed and deter
mined nine. a. mssunES % tee runs and tours o2n-
deeielo1e arrived a. bad 70 do mAlnly with the
minor dettna Of aq1ignments IN line and the
tTstc Al ot6srs arc 70 81 Invited 70 view
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
TRANsPAclFIq MAILS; FORWARDED OVER.


me schedule Of closing Of Trsntpseihc Mails
10 arranged on the presumption OF their uninter-
nnA connecting malls Except Registered Trans
pacific Mails dispatched via Vancouver. Victoria
day. close at the General Post once New York
HAWAII. via San Francisco. close stoP. NJ April
HAWAII, JAPAN, KOREA, CHINA aud PHILIP.
N kph Is for despatch &"T per steamship sGns
is Tor despatch per steamship Sevsdan.
TAHITI and MARQuESAS ISLANDS, via san
IrsnGiseo, S,oss =. NJ April Is for despatch
NEw ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA except Vest.
NEW CALEDoNlA, SAMOA, HAWAII and
specially addressed mail for PHI ISLANDS.
Via San Francisco, close at p n. April 2
ihs cunsf T' Steamer ssT 4 The R fprIls mall
for New Zealand does not arrive IN time 10
ING al $50 x. 81. $50 T. n. and p H.: Sun.
days a. 80 A.. n, a; n. and Q p. M.-wil!
the CunA ID steamerl
Phi isLANpSi,, and specially addressed mail Tor
Vancouver and Vic,oria. b. C. close AZ p. ~
ApHl q foI despatch per steamship Mioweta.
CHINA and specially addressed man for no
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, Via Vancouver and
despatch per steamship Empires Of ebIpS - 'o'
PhlLlPPlNE ISLANDS End GUAM; Wa san fran.
HAEAIi. jAPAX koREA, CHINA and PHILIP
. p. A. Apnl Is for despatch per steamship
Korea.
HANCHURlA except Mukden. NewchwanF and
PoU Arthuu and EASTERN SIBERIA Is az
present forwarded Via Russia.
NOTE Mess Otherwise addressed. West Aus.
trallA Il forwarded Via Europe New zealand
Via SaL Francisco, and certain places IL the
Chinese Province OF lunnan, Via British india
the quickest routes, Philippines specially
addressed VIA Europe must be fully U-vpad
a. the foreign rates Hawaii IL forwarded
via san Francisco exclusively
WILLIAM v. WlLLCON Postmaster
Post once, New York, y s., Apni =. 1908
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
Iehlgh Defeats Cornell At Lacrosse.

soU1H BFrHLEHEN. April i7-Althourh
Cornell and JehEh broke even at the end
Of the hrst hall OF the lacroefe Eame to-day,
tho Brown and White finally landed the NJ
tory over the Comedians BY Bto . A URs
fast contest: Cornell hEbtinG every inch on
training doomed up at an oppoTtune time
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
WmIe FITZGERALD scores Another Victory.

Willie Fitzgerald Of Brooklyn seems 10 be
a busy pugilist these days. lie fought on
Monday niRht and put on the gloves again
on Tuesday night. His last opponent was
Tommy Connolly, and the pair met In ten
round bout az Reading. Pa FitzRerald
was the winner In the fourth round knocking
his rival out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
PAWNBROKERs' SALES.

JULIUS SHoNGooD, Auctioneer BY jos
Shongood's sons, Auots. " BoWeTy, viii sell:
April iS-All mems. womens and chldren'G
pledged prior TO April 7. 1904, from pledges Nos
BENJAMIN Fox, u sth Av.
April it-Watches. diamonds jewelry. engineers
transit and goods Of every description pledged
from Nov. 2 1905. 70 March /, 1904. embracing Nos
5000 to 1890, inclusive, and all goods held over
Order OF l.. BruekhelmeT a Co. ~ I'd av,
Aph i4-Watches, diamonds, jewelry, runs
pistols, clocks. fancy goods, &C, pledged from
NOV. J. zoos, 70 March 1904, Noe sees 10 i7oie
Inclusive Order Of d. Bruckhelmer Co., z2SS
Sd Ay.
April l4-All clothing. dresses dry goods. shoes
&C, pledged prior 90 April Z. 1904 from Nos bS4o3
70 Gll5, ID. Sllbersteins Sons 10 9th Av,: SilbeT.
stein Bros. 7t57 sth Av.
April i7-By Hudson Collateral Co, 76t AmsteT-
dam av.; all watches, diamonds and other Jewelry
&C; and goods Of every description pledged prior
70 April O. 1904, from Nos. t035 TO iiloS Inclusive
and az older dates held over.
April l7-ClOthng. n. Harlan 400 Hudson st.
April l6-JewelIy, watches, diamonds, &c. from
pledges 6OeS 70 5084 for the year 1904 also pledge
No. lila diamond earrings pledged Jan. ", 1904
~. Slmons Son, o. Hester ST.; II NJ. Wolfe, jersey
City; CiTker Co. Brooklyn.
April ls-ClothnF. H. c, Lang, 40 Avenue c.
April ls-Clothing. dresses. dry goods, shoes &c,
embracing dates Jan 70 March IS, 1904 Nos. 0O7o0
10 1890. n Levy, 300. formerly 76ie Sd 1v.
.Apnl e-JeWelry. watches, diamonds, &c,
pledged prior 70 April y. 1904 AeX. fTeund,
iS45 Sd av.: =. GlASeT. s. CathArne st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

Abe Attell left Bellevue Hospital yesterday
and was about Broadway most Of the after.
noon The clever California featherveight
h loOking better now than he has In some
soS bsHitS ~ bs dos ga AZ prta s IA xzsrss
~ pounds ard says be y 1rone, too,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

Good star; won driving The Yelled Lady. br. T.,
n by Bowling Brook-ChAritt owned by Miss r. W
Gittleneld: trained by =. Lrtlsheld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
CoIumhIa Freshman EIrht, Plcked.

Coach Goodwin yesterday announced the
selection Of the two freshman Fights from
the Columbia squad The boats are to row
8, AMMAN, 4. VI L. White, s. O6tsThout, g.
Snevily, :: Mackenzie. stroke May. bow
S. Wood, q; Earle. 7; r. l. White. stroke
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
BASKETBALL.
New York A. c. Defeats Xavier A. A.-St.
George A. e. wins From Atlas 4. c.

- - VIM A'N"' NHes - -
The star game 10 the metropolitan basket
ball championship tourney took place last
night az the Young Mems Hebrew Rymna-
stun, when the New York A. c. met the Xavier
A. A., the latter team winners OF last year S
title. II was the best game seen in this
locality in long time. and In the forty min
utes play the ball Was not idle q fraction Of
a second The New Yorks were much the
heavier team, and they we're a good deal
taller. avinG the advantage every way.
In the first half II looked as II Winged
foot men would come out ahead with a big
score was when the gong sounded the score
was 10 70 Z in their favor In the second
not overcome the big lead OF their sturdy
opponents, who won with a comfortable
margin Of sixteen points. The lineup:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

Eli SOBEL, Auct., - BoWery, sells 10 A. n.
ali goods pledged TO April 10. 1904
April IS clothing. r. Sobel a Son, 1919 ID Av
April H-Clothing and jewelp, A. Anapach
$50 Willis Av.
April H-Jewclry, all pledges from No. 1880 10
ai 20 and nll goods held over n. Lowy, 7l7 och Az
April y Clothing. Bronx Loan once, r. oohn,
Prop 27et Sd aN
kpIll il Jewelg. watches diamonds. &C. VII.
Npri b lewelry N. Harlan. Brookiyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
IIIIIEMIIIl Llnen busters, SIZE DBL

For Men or Women GENUINE Irish linen;
Latest STORM 'FRONT.' FRENCH Pattern, In
linen, pongee. covert orikuaki, t2.75 upward.
Dunlop, Hartford Diamond, Goodrich Tires and
Tubes. Gray Davis, Solar, DlelL Lamps ana teh-
orators. Lowest Pncrs
"SmdH Prod'. Cuick SaleS." cur MOTTO,
F1Ve-stOry Building full Of Automobile Goods.
Y. j. WILLIS Co. Park Place, ny.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
POST OFFICE.


POST OFFICE NOTICE
(Should be rad DAILY by al interested. a.
changes may occur a. any tncl
Foreign malls for the week ending April IS 1906
will close promptly In ell Cascsl at the General
Post ONCE as follows REGISTERED AND PAR.
CElS-POSr NAILS close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below. Parcels Post malls
ship Grossef kurfuTst. April n, per steamship
BluecheE aud April II, pen steamship Kaiser WI.
helm II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

Regular and supplementary mails close az FoT-
eiEn Station corner OF West and Morton Streets
halt hour later than closing time shown below teI
oept that Supplementary Malls for Europe and
Central America, via Colon, close one hour later -
Foreign Station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

The City College Of New York was defeated
SoSoE 81 s S.ai lPl - sss 6 team IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

Len on bases New York, 4: Montreal. s. FIst
base on balls-Od MAthewSon, /. on Mccarthy, 3.
on Harmon. 8. Struck out-By AcGinnity, a.
by Mathewson, a: BY Mccarthy. I: BY Leroy, 2.
Two base hlt-Gllbeft. Sacrihco hts-BoWerTuAn.
Deylln. Stolen bHses-Doniin, Devin, Gilbeu ~,
BresnGhan (2l Miller Hit by pitoher-By AecAT.
thy. l. Umpire-Homung TIME hour and
90 MINUTES. AttendAnce-6O0-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

Baseball. WashihGton Park. To-msFroW.
80. Opening National League ehampionship
Brookiyn Va PhuAdelphia- Shann0n's Twenty
third Regiment Band.-AdF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

NV loTk a. Q, ., AhVieT 4. A, 10 Goals from
the hed-RunIe, 5; Fisher. 4; Hurley, l. Won Shoiy.
g. KeaHn, !: Kenny, B. Roach :. Goals from fouls
Fisher, 10. Roach a.
The 81. George A. c. met the Atlas A c ,
and the former won by a margin Of six
nonta Tho liDe-un.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
COLI.

There are I.SSS names by count on the
handicap list OF the Massachusetts, state
Association, and. as II 10 constantly revised
on account OF the one day handicaps, Tor
which players enter from all OF the nfty-
one clubs. the ratings are q real help In Keep
ing up the game. Regarding the placing Of
A L. White az one, while three whom he
beat in the intercollegiate. W n ERan,
Malcolm McBurnsy and W. C. Chick, are az
scratch. Handicapped Cracknen states;
note what The Sun says about A. L. White,
he was beaten by T q. Stevenson, who IN
turn was beaten la the final by A. Carnegie
I'd. White undoubtedly will get down %
scratch II be plays his game this year think
the list will work all right, we rate Travis
at plus 5, 4or even g. aud then We think our
scratch men about on an equality with the
men who formerly have been put on the
NJ q A list next to Travis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
MACHINERY.

We BRAzE cast iron, any t!Ie or shAps: write
about shop nEhts. STANDARD BRAZlNO co
- broadway. Works \. y. a BrOokiyn
FISHKILL ENGINE, I7I7t. win boiler Sft1rs.
nna FRANK p FELTER Haver5irsV, n. T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

Baseball. Pols Grounaa. Ts-dAy aPM
0sRpi0n o,.uis " huahaEtsa cOnsSS Aan- 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

L. l.. FlRUSKI Auct., 10 Bowery. sells az 10 A. n
April is-By William simpson: lewelry.
Apnl l4-By z. J. lemon a sons J. P Lemon A
Co. 40 OH av.: diamonds, watches, jewelry and
all pledges from June g. 1902 10 Feb -, 1904 from
Nos, llsS TO 1854 and all older dates held over
April i4-By N. Levy, IS CaTmine e.; diamonds
watches, jewelry and all pledges prior April T. 1904
Apru lt-By B. Dreyer, az 9th Gv.: clOthlnS
&c piedg ed prior April T. 1904
April i7-Ry " 4 /. Harlan, 1877 Fast ia6th 81 -;
diamonds, watches jewelry and all pledges pri or
April = 1905 from Nos ,o6ip5 10 5000 OF leO[ and
all older DATES held over
April by 4. Mayer. Jersey City; clothing
April Is ny N. a 2. BruckheimeT. 7iOB 81 ay,
clothing &C pledged prior April g. 1904
April BY William Simpson a Co, ISL, formerly
49, Bowsry, diamonds, watches. jeWelrY, and al
pledges prior Feb. l. 1904. also No t65s-t OF
1905 and all goods reserved from previous sales
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

The return match with the MontClair Golf
Club has been advanced from April ~ to
April % Saturdays competition Will be
DOGGY handicap for prize given by Dr.
William JarYie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

There will again be class A and B divisions
In the members hAndicaps at the Fox HIS
Golf Club this season. the line being fixed az
~ strokes. under or over The clubs tourna-
ment committee, which will work with the
". q. A. committee during the champion,
ship Of the local clubs In May. is made up OF
Frank Sears, c. ". Sparks and J. G. Batter
son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13
HORsEs AND CARRIAGEs.


HARNESS. CHEAPEST PLACE IN NEW YORK
-BuFEy harness n 90 and IS co. surrey harness
Is nD- 90 and IS co. swiss breast collar runAbout
larness % co. nne Speedway harness 1000, coach
,arness n 10: dump cart harness 1900 PETERS
HARNESS q SADDlERN CO.. - West Broadway
,eaT Chambers St. upstairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

Golf IL advancing throughout the Con;
tlnent with the GIANTS strides that marked
It's early progress here decade ago. 4
good nine hole course has just been finished
81 AiI-les-B ains. Invitations have again
been sent 20 many American clubs 70 par,
ucpate Ia the second annual international
meeting OF the Societe de Golf de Paris at
La Boulie. VERSAILLES. In June. The ANA;
teur championship OF France will be played
on June TO 10 and later there will be an open
handicap event for the Henry Caohard chal-
lenEe cup. Tom Yardon has been laying
out links near HayTe. The game has at
last crossed the Spanish frontier from Biar-
ritz. Willie Dunn's old link, and courses are
under way at San Sebastian and Madrid
Hitherto there had been but one golf course
In spain, At Busaco and laid out on the battle
neld, There Ia q golf course In Portugal
at Espinho, where II is said the chief hazards
are a herd Of the bulls used In the bullhghts
Jasper Lynch, j, @. Patterson. Dawson
Lloyd and Fred p. Kimball are 70 be added
70 the entries for the Atlantic City Country
Club tournament that begins this morning
They will play for Lakewood in the team
contest that is 70 be decided by the scores
In the thirty-six hole qualification round,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

= Good start won hsnduy; Worthwhile b. T. g. by
Einord-Ihrilling owned BY A. Stokes trained By
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

Good start; won ridden out; Peter Paul. Dr. e.,
. BY Aoha=Emnence; owned BY Nh. r. Bradley.
trained by ". Walker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-13

- Poor start won driving, julia NJ. bT. T.. g. BY
Harvett-Brown Cactus. owned BY II. NJ Mason.
trained by s. Holman.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
The New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company
Bap cohab Postal con Gobiem de los Edis Utos de America

Dos vapores, el eSAN JUAN, Y
SARKAD7A' hacen viaies regulares
entire New Orleans y Porto Rico lie
vando pasajeros y carga.
La carga para los vapares de- Nue.
va York Sc recibira en- ell muale has.
ia Y del dia antes de salida, J no mas
tarde.
sERVICIo DE CABoTAJE. Ell
vapor sPORTO RICO saldra de San
Juan las 2 de la madrugada para to.
dos los puertos de Ia Isla en- las al.
guientes fechas; dor ell ESTE, Mierco.
les Enero 25 Febrero 8 %, por el OEs-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-02-22
z, Jueves Febrero 2 y l6.

IE, Jueves Febrero ~ l6.
E'ts vapor conecta con los vapo-
res de esta Compailia para ew York.
SO recibs carga hasta las II del dia-
ante de sallda. Sc venden pasaies en-
la oticlna hasta las 4 de la tarde del
dia anterior su salida.
FL vapor <VASCOs llevando carga
solamente, saldra para todos los puer.
tos de la Isla q las de la noche en-
las siguientes fechas: porel ESTE, Enc
70 IL, Febrsro y Is, por el OESTE,
Jueves Enero 25, Febrero %. Sc
admlte carga hasta las u del dia an.
terror q Ia salida,
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1905-03-28
J. |. Bright WithdrawS the Appli-
cation for City Franchise for
Electric Road.
INVESTIGATION IS BEING MADE
A Representative of Chicago En-
gineering Company Obtains Fig
ureS on Road.

Frank II. Fitch, representing a
prominent firm of Chicago railroad
engineers is at present engaged in OBJ
tanning statistics and information re-
garding the proposed projection Of an
electric railroad between the city of
Lewistown and Kendall. Mr.. Fitch
is not able to make a report for a few
days as the information obtained has
not yet been considered sufficiently to
allow Of anything definite being said.
In relation to the withdrawal OF
the request for franchise, Mr.. Bright
said: "In view of the fact that it has
been found unnecessary and unprofit-
able to use the main streets and
thoroughfares Of the city and an er-
roneous impression has gone abroad
thay this road was designated as an
electric or street railway, it has been
decided to withdraw the petition for
franchise. Later we will in all prob.
ability ask for the privalege of using
first avenue only.
''This will be largely local enter.
prise. When once definite plan Of
financing the proposition is settled
upon, a full and careful statement OF
it's aims and intentions as intended
by the promoters will be given to the
public"
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1905-03-28
NOMINEES OF
REPUBLICANS
Our Friends, the Enemy, Meet in the
Court House and Go Through
StereOtyped Program.
W. D. SYMMES HEADS THE TICKET
Present Acting Mayor Will Oppose
Jesse PinkIey for the Office
of Mayor.

The republicans met in the court
house Saturday evening and went
through with the usual little program
incident to the naming Of a ticket by
that party. 1t is always easy work for
them as two or three of the leaders
invariably have the thing all fixed be-
fore the conventions are called. Every
thing was unanimous and those who
do not quite like this stereotyped for
mula for transacting the party affairs
have but one opportunity of protest
ing against this rule by small coterie
of bosses and that is on the day OF
election.
f. E. Smith was named chairman
OF the meeting but he was not permit.
ted to make his speech. Halsey Wat.
son was the secretary. AS usual, r.
Won Tobel wrote the platform which
was unanimously adopted. The ere.
dentials were found to be o. X. and
the work Of nominating a ticket was
soon over with. Mr.. Won Tobel nomi-
mated w. D. Symmes. Seconding
speeches were made by 0. w. Belden,
Albert Pfaus and others. Mr.. Symmes
was the only one named and received
the nomination unanimously. Nomi-
nations for the office of treasurer
were passed and S. w. Pennock was
named for police magistrate. jeff
Tubb, Frank e. Smith and Charley
Wentworth were ratified as the nom
inees for aldermen from the First,
Second and Third wards respectively
Senator John d. Waite made a talk
and the convention adjourned. It was
all perfectly simple.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1905-03-28
Democratic Candidate for Mayer
Stands for the Right Things.

Hon. Jesse Pinkley, in statement
to the editor of the Democrat tells
where he stands, as to municipal
questions to be decided at the coming
election, and makes an honest an
nouncement of his principals.
editor Democrat:
Permit me a little space in your
valuable paper, that may explain my
position. It is necessary that l ex-
plain my position on the municipal
questions up for consideration. This
action is not made necessary because
l have entertained different views at
different times, but because there
has been a wilfull misrepresentation Of
my position, no doubt for political ef-
feet. I have been identified with the
present city council for some time,
and have no apologies to make to my
constituents, for | have performed
my duties conscientiously.
in no way repudiate the policies
of the present city council as to re-
forms aimed at making this respect
able and clean city. / have been ac-
cused of standing otherwise and cer-
tain maliciously inclined persons have
attempted to garble my sentiments,
until should not be surprised to hear
of a report that stand for every
thing low and contemplate.
The reports are circulated for polit-
ical effect. l stand for cleanliness
and purity in city government. l
stand for economy in public expendi-
lures; and the platform adopted at
the city convention nominating me
for mayor represents my sentiments.
| would not run on the democratic
ticket, standing upon such platform,
unless l could conscientiously do SO.
This is a prosperous and growing
city, and it is filled with bright, in
telligent men and women. It is no
longer frontier town and things toll
Grated in such places, are no longer
proper in a city of the size and stand
ing OF LeWistoWn.
Finally, | appeal to the fairminded
men of this city to carefully inyesti-
gate the condition of municipal af-
fairs: to make an earnest and honest
effort, by placing conscientious men
in office-whoeyer they may be-and
upbuild the moral and financial insti-
tutions of Lewistown. LIE us have a
city that decent men and women are
not afraid to enter. Let us have a
city of schools and city of decided
moral tone. Let us treat all men
fairly, yet enforce the laws in an inn
partial manner, measuring rights of
individuals by ordinances and laws.
further say that am unpledged as
to appointments: and reports to the
contrary are untrue. | shall place the