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Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24
HERE BOOSTING
 FL PASO CONTEST
MEssRs. HUMPHREYS AND NOR
 MAN COME TO TOWN.
Want to Meet With Miners and En- ter Them in Drilling Contests During National Mining Congress-The Prizes That Are Offered,

W. R. Humphries and Harry Nor man, who are at the Copper Queen Hctel, arrived in Bisbee last night. advertising the American Mining Con- gross, which meets in Fl Paso Noyem- Der 14-1S, inclusive. While in this city they will sign up the Bisbee rep resentatives in the great S2,500 drill. ing contests, which comprise a feature of the national meeting in Fl Paso They expect hearty cooperation in the drilling event through Harry Jen. nings and Tom Devine.
 Bisbee, Globe, San Pedro, Chihua. hua, Cripple Creek, Tonopah and many other western cities are expect. ed to be represented in the event.
 It was originally intended to offer but $l,50O for prizes in the drilling contests, and they have been advertis ed upon this basis. However, an ad. ditional $1,000 has been included in the awards, making the grand total S2, 800.
 Fl Paso will spend 5000 in enter taining the visitors at the American Mining Congress, this amount not in cluding the large sum appropriated by the Congress itself.
 In addition to the delegates iron every city interested in mining throughout the United States, it is ex pected that 5000 visitors will be 1T attendance daily from the southwest l including Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24

PEReoNAL-Uneie sann's Loan O.
 fee. Money loaned. Main St
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24
THOUSANDS OF ACRES TO BE THROWN OPEN IN
 CALIFORNIA

A club to comprise of one thou sand or more families is forming to purchase one of the few remaining large Spanish land grants of fertile, well watered land, and subdivide it in portions to suit each member. By so many uniting the tract can be bought as a whole at ridiculously low price per acre on terms as easy as renting. According to the new plan, each member agrees to make improvements within one year, which keeps out the land spectators.
 A new town will be built and the sudden populating of the community will cause every members holdings to greatly increase in value. The Cali fornia Home Company of No. 202l Frost Building, Los Angeles, Califor mia, are headquarters for the clnb People from all over the country are joining, as it offers an opportunity fol securing profitable farm in sunny California at prices which are bound to double and treble as soon as tho club Is located.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24
GUN CLUB SHOOT BELOW AVERAGE
SUNDAYS MEETING ON DON LUIS GROUNDS FAILED TO COME
 TO EXPECTATIONS.
Tony Downs Made Best Score of the Day, After Tying With G. Naquin. Club Membership Is Growins-Nun- Der of Applicants on List.

There was fair sized attendance at Don Luis Sunday on the occasion of the weekly shoot of the Bisbee Gun Club. The work done. though, was far belo wthe average. several of the crack shots failing to come anywhere near the money. Mir. Rinehart, who got the high score last Sunday, fell down completely. The best he got was IS out of 30. Tony Downs and Gaston Naquin tied for first place, with 26 each. In the shoot off Mir. Downs proved victorious, getting g to MT. Naquin's 6.
 The members, one and all, are talk ing a great deal of interest in the Club, and report that 1t was never in better condition. Three new mem ters were taken in the last few days, they being w. J. Eddleman. Harry Duey and Mir. Francis. The secreta- " states he has applications fof sev- eral more who are desirous of joining. The initiation fee is $500. Full par t;culars may be had from the secreta ", Waffle Schwartz, or the treasurer, E. W. Spiers, at the Miners and Mer chants bank.
 Following is the score for Sunday l-L
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24
THIS AUTUMN SEASON IN
 MEMS TO-MEASURE-MADE

CLOTHES. Is the best yet at THE SAFE PLACE" We have arranged a good assortment of the newest Imported and Domestic Fabrics for Suits and OVercoats, and cordially invite your inspection. We represent the best house in America who does a mail or der business; not one of the ordinary Chicago houses, but fashionable New York Tailoring House.
 B. Stern & Son, Broadway, N. Y, whom we represent here, will suit the tastes of any one In any style, and we absolutely guarantee fit and satisfae- ton.
 No fit to your own satisfaction, and we will keep it and sell as mistit. Is that fair? Remember, If you want a SUIT, PANTS, ovERCOAT or a TUXEDO or FULL DRESS SUIT, we put the same guarantee on them, "The Safe Place Is our Place.
 (Men Only)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24

Scatter gun artists from the south west will gather in Fl Paso during the American Mining Congress ses- tons to contest for cash prizes whrch will be offered, as well as for a silver trophy.
 The 1904 loving cup put up by the Silver City Gun club will be one of the prizes offered The Silver City club Cffered to send the trophy to Fl Paso al the time when the Fl Paso com eted in the triangular match at Dem iIe.
 The cup arrived toiav. It is a handsome silver loving cup, mounted on a black vase. The terms on which the cup will he offered as prize have not ve+ been decided
 About s500 $ 1t hard for use as cash prizes in the shoot. It is hoped to devote two days to the shoot. The chief contest will be for blue rocks, Lut one day may be devoted to live bird shooting
 The cavs on which the contest VIII te held have not besn decided. It is hoped not to interfere with the drill. | ing contests. While discussing the subject inofrnally today, several mem bers of the gun club were inclined t. favor Thursday, the 16th of November as the day for the target shoot.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24
SHORT
 PERSONAL.
 NOTES

Frank Demarest and Clint Burdick Douglas.
 Mrs. R. D. Stevens is recovering nicely from an operation conducted by Drs. Edmundson and Gavin at the c. & A Hospital Sunday. It was for the relief of appendicitis.
 B. F. Graham was a passenger en- route to Douglas last evening from Tombstone.
 Mrs. D Collins left last evening for Los Angeles, accompanied by her son, E. J. Collins, superintendent at the Wolverine Mrs. Collins has been in i'll health for some time, and left for the coast under advice of Dr. Gavin.
 H. W. Whitney came to the city yes terday from a visit at Naco and Cana nea-
 Mir. and Mrs. Clint Moon have gone to Silver Bell, where they will visit with Mrs. Moons mother. They ex pect to be absent from Bisbee aDoul a month.
 George Cobb was a visitor in the city Sunday from Cananea, where hs is now connected with the bank.
 Sheriff Hunt came to the city las evening from Tombstone on offcia business.
 Remick White, of the Naco Budget was a business visitor in town yester day.
 Among those at Tombstone yester day to attend the opening of cour were Attorneys O'Connell, Neale, Ben nett and Shelly.
 J. R. Tonlinson, the well knowI mining engineer of Prescott, came t the city last evening from Douglas. II goes to Cananea today.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24

SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24

Judge Gid Graham was in the city last evening enroute to Douglas from Tombstone.
 J. W. Rogers and L. Hepner left last evening for Yuma, from where they will visit Colorado river points.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24
SUSTAINED SCALP WOUND.

Suffering from a severe scalp wound as the result of cave-in. John Lecish was brought up Sunday afternoon from the HOO level of the c. & A. His wound was dressed and he was able to go home. Yesterday he had sui ficiently recovered to resume work
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-24

MT. and Mrs. D. KapIan. of Mason Hill, entertained a few friends Sun day evening in honor of Dr. Cohen, oi Douglas. A enjoyable evening was had by those present.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06

-Strawherii,. are in thu, lC.al mar
ket but the home varieties have net yet
put in appearance.
A full attendance of Company f.
Fist Regt.. NJ. \. e.. is r,quueyl al
the new armory in Mechanics Hall. al
: O'Clock this evening.
A festival will be held on the Sim.
pcrS lot III North East Ca next FriGly
Ind Saturday evenings for the benefit
If the loc.rl baseball club.
The members of Town Council Bal
lift McGrcady ana Treasurer Evan.
wore entertained by Mayor Deibprt al
Gi,'>' Oh Saturday evening.
The collection of ninety houses,
X own IT'S "nuhbin<villc." near New
Castle. Del. built im 1871. has been sold
t. George Nrhiker, of Philadelphia.
The attention of the Wings readers
in tprcr Cecil is called IT, the card OF
tn" Misses ii. K. aud y. T.. Mccoy
Mil!incrS. nf Rising Sun in this issue.
A musical and literary entertain.
mrnt will be given by the pupils OF
Cherry Hill School on "Wednesday even.
ing. May II, in the Hall. Adm sion
- cents.
-AIo>slS. John Frazer. G.. NJ. Roulder
and John Gilrim We're Reelected truS
tees of Elkton Presbyterian Church ful
three years at the congregational meet.
ing held ON Monday evening.
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READ THIS
Road Notice

Notice is hereby given that the County
Commissioners of Cecil county will close the
public road known as the Port Deposit road
In the Fifth Election district OF Cecil county
at point where the Baltimore & OhioRafi.
road crosses said road. This road will only
be closed during the time that the Railroad
Company is constructing a new bridge al
this point. LEVI E. PATTERSON,
GEORGE R. SPENCE,
w. b. DAVIS,
Dec28tf Commissioners
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LOCAL NEWS.

~ H0
r. G. I!arzalere has opened coal
yard in North East.
"J,,k tho Inr,cr" !. ,uuov;po
women and Girls in CLrstrrtnwn
1,.,, .nor,.,,oo ,,ro ,ooso, soron
l,,,.,, It,,,lg,, ,.,r,,.i'i,r,. i,Y IJ,,.r,,,.J
,.n,,,,,.
7 "' nrn ,r,o DAWN ,ro,no,, Inij r" ,"
#. rrnr, 80, '''''' ''',''0
The Kent county Grand Jury last
W. "'' i;u. ''''' '''''''
-ltDv. John MrElmoylr will preach ut
Persons GIov" Sunday School tomor-
~" at -''' r. H.
-FriSby Parsons. Of North East. will
open Il barber shop i'll Cherry Hill, hay
ing transferred his outfit there.
The Court costs of Hartford county
for tn" year total S10,42O35 as against
Sl2u19.4O, for the previous year.
ATS, N,rr Hov.t,, az vn.,t,f,
gave Il "Tcmrrranc" Talk in Cherry
Hill VI. l.. Church on Thursday even
ing.
,,.,r,,,I.,, 4. ,r,.n,,,,,,,,, have, aims
s,, ", q lawn az f,nt rrstin,, AN slid
rock on the PUryvillr side of the SuS-
uUrhonma.
4, .,l1r,.. ,.,,, d,Jfv,,oJ in tho
v.,,h En,t NJ l., ,,hnrrh I,yt ryonin.,
H., H.. N,.r,.', ,,,, AZ tL,, W r. ~ T.
National speakers.
SL,rie pid,1I,, ,u Nr,ul,, rr,,od in
L,,,, Inh,,.,,, c,,nroJ nm ,hr rhnrrn
80 ,,,,,,;',,. ' ,,,,.,l.,,., -, Iii. hnmn
j., r,' II',,,,,. tII,,
An address WI. delivered hy Mrs
l,l,nl;. Il returned missionary, ut the
Thin, Inv evening PRAYER meeting SER
vice in the Methodist Church.
,-
'h -Nl'r'I NON ''''''' !" WV ~! " Iii
of IIavre de Grace. Md. cn his i'm
proved Ideal Tomato Scalder.
TI, r,ir ,rd f,,,i,,l for ,hn hnnnft
- 49," T "', ,.i''' p,.a n,ll rqnh which
,1 u, thn rx,h,n,r, h,iI,Hn, an
rh,r.'',,, =, ,,.i i clrs, ,h;S .vnnin~
Constable, cone in India ink by Ivan
White. uho1ouruIrhrr, of Bel Air. is
said TO be- an accurate likeness Of the
i,r,ed LAWYER.
-
Inc rev atiF'Flc 'n"''n vt nv,
Air' "le ionh''tloi'S 81 Nn''m nav "''',
H'iu' Will ne vi ,r"'''' -'N" w, "'"
artistic structure of stone.
,,.L,,t t,, th, lo.,r,r uuhrr
f,.,,.,, :; ,t,., ,,.t,,,n,,,1 ~ tho
~ ,,r..,,t Sill. Sn.ro,r' A. 10
H,n;,,, r',,t r...,,, / =. I.,n M II,rro L,.
". ''- - 1ont
The strike ,.r the 1JC9 hnrEl. of the
Whftokpr-GI,Sn.r II,n Geo.. of Wheel
mo W ~, and Martinez, Ferry. O..
which had been on for five weeks past
vu. settled on Friday last by thr efforts
of tho RusinrsS Mems Committee,
William Startling. co.ored, who was
shot in Taylor'S livery YARD the night
before Easter 10y his nephew. Charles
Starring, WIS reported early this week
;> rllidly mcM'!ing flom his hurts ut
the hospital in Baltimore. wlrr" his III
julics were treated.
Mis-. Horll in"h Pom Oh 'n"'"'"'
DEL. Whlle WING III Ill III i on SUNNY
WAS horrlhed 70 NM Z huge hN'ckSiiahe
crawling over the covering one
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Everett L. Janncy. of Kimblcville
Pa. and Laura +. Craig, of North
East.
George Mann and Mary +. Moore
both If Elk Mills.
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Real Estate.
RECENT SALES.

The Joshua p. McCay farm of 135
acres, in the Sixth district. was sold
Mon day ut Port Deposit. by the Safe
Deposit and Trust Company of Bati-
more. Executor. The property wus pur-
chased by John Falls for 1920.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06

Gun Club.
A new residence will he erected for
R"dman Lovett. on North College
avenue. \ cwGlrk
William Gillespie. of Pennington,
who lost II valuable COW last week now
has one of his horses i'll.
Saturday will be observed as MAY
Day at the fishing shores. but n@t as
notably as iii bygonc years.
Mrs. Newton. Il w. c. r. L. Ma
tional organizer. will lecture in Calvert
NJ. +. Church this evening,
"A branch of the .Anti-Saloon League
has been org niz,I in Kent county. with
Rev. \. i. Prcttyman rs President.
The Ninth District Teachers Read
Ing Circle will meet at Mis-. Margaret
JohrS"n'e' home this AFTERNOON at >
O'Clock.
Thirteen acres Of land ut PclTyville
have been sold to the T.. Il. n w. X. X.
for $1,000 by Josephine Rlnmwcll. of
Philadelphia.
1t is stated that the First National
-
,"','' va '"' '"' '"''" VI 1t"
f'' WV '''''''''
a valuable COW owned by O. II.
Curlicr. of Hnvrr de Grace. was killed
by an engine on the r.. Il. n W. II. X.
one day last week.
-.Tacob Ramllo. the wclI-known con-
Tractor and builder. while truudling II
-l,,,,,ll H., 4 1
fell, iuiuring himself about the head and
'"'''
The "Sham Initati"r" givrn by the
O. t. \. NJ. OF Cher, Hill last Fri
day rvrring WAS wei Il, ndrd. Re,
frc>hmrutS were served :"t,r the close
IF til" program.
->ilhl IRON the bed Of the Su>uuo-
hanna. above the Il. X o. =. +. bbridgc
Is Icing gotten "ut by ~ nm dr"dgc
for roncr"t" work on the new F.. Il. n
W. X. X. bridge.
-Nothpu l. Joruav ro,,nnrI, ur Paw
View. i in with r.,,,Ivsis r,t his rnsi.
,",,'' ','' N'>' H',"''" SirTGl: N',iI'''is-
r, ,'''' ~ III "'''' W. H.
""''' WI r''S''' SUNNY
A festival held last evening ON the
AVN Of the Church of ciriSt at Bald
win by the Ladies' of the Literary Society
will he continued this evening. Proceeds
l"H'ph hn"H : property west of his
residence III llHVrc It" Grace. is I" b"
lhlpi'N"d. Inc Ola hulIdlh% Will he
moved back alI Il structure Of modern
design VIII he erected i'll its room.
IF Won wan, .,it ,,f ,r,,I,,, -,
n,i,. .,f ,,,u.,r, ,,, =, E,.,,.,,,.,. .,,,
wv" "''' ~" ':' ''' ~ !" >'''' '!a'
'''' w. >','' ''"'.' ''"' I',yT "''''N'"-
~ '''' Nv ~" w. -''''''- W. '''''''N'
Rev. William Schoulrr will breach a
sermon in Trinity =. EE. Church tonlor-
law. tSuu.ay, morning. auploIriat,. 10
the 10Th annivrr> NY of Rector AND nee.
plc. Hour If service eleven o'clock.
IN" pupils Of .Srpl, ton public school
VIII h"!d Il strawberry ANA Ice rrCIm
i'r'lNaI on thr!r gr"iln'sS on "Wednesday
evening. May II. The lHlronAg" IF the
public = solicited. Proceeds for library
iHn".
-rr,u $40 ~ 500 INN burl,,,r ,,.,.
,.,fI I'm. sh,d o., II,,.r, L., ,,,.,,.,, I.,'.
"a -. III IlIG hIirIGIil 'I.l tl>. ! ne run
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06
Paid Fare In Wedding Cake

Mr.. John I.ungren in his stage driv-
ing days. had as a frequent passenger.
Miss Lillian lartnrtt. of Child>. who
lately became Mrs. Alfred Kirk. IT.. on
her way to Irl from SchCo at Elktnn.
rr y I'D take no l,ly for his service,
III. i'n@hingly >lid. he would accept
,.rrt"> rt;an .rme lay in wedding cake.
H., WAS well remembered with Il guu1ily
i We of the tuoths,me dainty. after the
!, cent marriage of hi., grateful ra>Stn-
ger. II was II clear case of the Scrip
t,lral injunction, Cast your bread upon
the waters. and it will return after
many days"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06
WILSON y. BROWN.

Tho funeral of Wilson \. Brown was
held from his home near Sylmar last
Friday with interment in Rosebank
Cemetery, Calvert. Mr. Brown died the
previous Tuesday of dropsy, aged g.
years.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06
TUESDAY, MAY 70. 1905


AT II O'CLOCK, \. NJ,
all of that lot OF land. SiluattG on the South
side OF West High street in said town, and
having a 'front.' on said street, Of forty feet,
and deIth of one hundred and fifty feet, it
being the same lot whereof Andrew X.
Bddle died seized and possessed, and which
was conveyed unto him by lIrnr, VI. Bidde
anC wife by their de ed dated April 70. in the
year 1904, and now OF record among the
land record books OF said county, in I.iber
NJ. D., No. ., Folio lO7 tSr.
This lot is improved ny a
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06

Weighing from 1910 to HOO pounds, and rang
ing from to years Old. All are good. solid
colors, clean and sound. Among this lot are
some fine drivers, as well as work horses.
special mention Is made of a BAY pAC-
ING HORSE, l5'i HANDS, has a mark of
2l9'i. This horse is family broke, fearless of
steam and all other objects. We think he is
the finest horse we ever handled. He must
be seen to be appreciated. We desire to say
to the peop,e Of Rising sun and vicinity,
that we have gone to considerable pains to
buy and bring the FINEST LOAD OF
HORSES THAT EVER WAS OFFERED
AT RISING Sun FOR SALE. and they will
surprise you when you see them.
We also expect to have one or two PAIRS
OF MI LES to sell. We sell on the same
guarantee-ifth the horse is not as represented
come back aud get your money. You don't
have to take another horse.
TERMS:-.Nincty days credit; bank dis.
count for cash. Dinner at u O'Clock. sale
at i. NJ, sharp. These horses a. he seen
at Adams Hotel two days before the sale.
COOK a jackson.
llindman. Auctioneer. PaXson, Clerk.
may NV
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06
Farm For Sale

ON BOHEMIA RIVER. CECIL COUNTY
MARYLAND. TWO MILES FROM CECIL
TON. HOUSE AND BUILDINGS IN FIRST
CLASS CONDITION. HIGHLY PRODUC-
TIVE SOIL. VESSEL LANDING ON
FARM. ONE OF THE BEST FARMS IN
CECIL tOUNTY. APPLY TO
GEORGE l.. TOWNSEND, JR.,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
l0l5 MARKET STREET,
Apr 22-tf WILMIN GTON, DEL
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06
ANNA II. TRUMAN.

Mrs. Anna II. Truman. wife of Har-
vey ii. Truman. died on the Sd inst. ut
Glen Mills, Pa. in her Both year. Her
funeral services will be held today in
the Rising Sun NJ. f. Church at 10 a.
M. with interment in Brookview Gene
ferry
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06
MRS. MARGARET RAILING.

Mrs. Margaret Railing wife of Chris
tan Railing. formerly of Perryville. died
at her husbands residence in Frederick.
Md. on Sunday of consumption. aged
62 years. She was Il native Of Ger
many but had resided III this country
since childhood Her husband. four
sons and two daughters survive her.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06
j \ MES IIOtCK.

James Houck, an old and highly re-
prct,h resident If Chesapeake City.
ui,l 1t III, T., >ilvnce ~ that town on
I mr.. lav of .,st week from heart fail
-. 20 IS years. He leaves II widow
nj ont son. G,":gc X. Houck. His
fl, lai was held a. Saturday morning
with services conducted hy Rev. II. \.
!. W,>tcrteld. Of Wilmington.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-06

Miss Edna V. Stcl,hrn> will receive
her friends on May IS. her 18th BIRTH
Car. 1T her home near CeciltUa.
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The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Jack
son waS held on Sunday with services
at A<hury NJ. f. Church. Mis- Jack
ION died mt her home near Blythedale.
on Friday of the effects of paralysis
from which she had long suffered. aged
16 years. She was II sister Of Mrs. Sar-
ah Fisher. of Perryvile. and Mrs John
s. Donahoe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-14

GA@ToRTA
ssAHtA 1Ih kht fos Han NI1E Ba2
''';''" &rHzZzzs(
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-14
York sat- Polks.

TAeatergOers in this city are 70 be
given a treat this evening in the pas.
toral play, "YoEk State Folks, -
which Is IN its successful season. Il
has been greeted everywhere With
packed hOuses Il is q great improve
ment upon such plays a. ''Jed Prouty .
and the 'sOld Homestead, " and Is real.
II the best and newest thing Of ita
kind ever played 20 Salem. Unlike
most plays it has no villain, but all the
characters are made to please and one
forgets they are just stage folks, their
acting being % realistic. The Stage
settings are all 6ne and the makeups
in perfect harmony with the play. In
fact, Il Is the play OF the ssasOn and
n0ne sh0uld fail to attend H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-14
SALEM
CITY
PRIMARY
Will Be Held Under the
New State Law
But The Date and Places Will
Be Fixed by the City
Council

The new direct primary law applies
TO all cities aud towns Of two thousand
population ar over Hence the salem
City election, to be held Monday. De.
eember 4, viii have its candidates nom.
mated under the provisions Of that
law.
Az Salem there will be one alderman
elected in each OF the seven wards Of
the city and two per cent Of the party
vote in each ward is required TO en-
title a petition TO be fled with the city
recorder, who At certain time fixed by
the council will have all the names for
each ward printed on a ballot for the
primary election.
In cities holding their elections at the
the samo time as the general elections
the state law fixes the time for holding
the primary and the time for fling ne,
titions. But cities holding their mu.
nieipal election at some other time
than the general election are governed
by the following provisions Of the stat.
ute, section 6;
''Under the provisions Of the law
the lawfully constituted legislative and
executive authorities Of cities and
towns within the provisions Of this see.
tiOn not holding their municipal elee.
tions AZ the same time the general
elections are held shall have such DOW.
er and authority over the establish.
ment Of municipal voting precincts and
wards, municipal boards Of judges and
clerks Of election and other officers of
their said municipal elections and
other matters pertaining TO municipal
primary nominating elections required
for such cities aud towns BY this law
that such legislative and executive An.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-14

ger" said 'Baron" Schlenk. "I
dou't see which one i entitled 70 the
money; in fact. think Tll hold IL
awhile, and maybe you viii walk 20
Salem. I'm ready 20 turn the s2o0
over 70 the winner AZ any time"
How 10 get the money hack, is Dow
troubling the two disciples of Baeehus,
who, on second thought, are not anK-
ious 70 display their athletic powers
b. a tramp 70 Salem. The walking
is not good Just now.-Oregonian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-14

thorities have over the same matters
at their municipal elections for ehoos-
ing the public officers Of said cities and
towns.
The city council expects at its next
regular meeting TO make provision for
compliance with the direct primary
law for the coming city election Il
will select the time and place and ap-
point the judges for the primaries. who
win probably be the same as the judges
for the election.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-10-14
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs Dan Quinn Of Mil City
are in the city for a short time today,
they are on their way home from
Portland, where they have been spend.
ing their honeymoon.
Mrs. =. h. Ferr,H and her brother.
in-hW, Newt FerFell, will leave tomor,
row night for Reno. Nevada, where
they viii visit with Charles P. FerrelI,
who Is sheriff Of washo county. Mrs.
Ferrell goes for a visit while NJ. Fer
rel goes for bis health. They expect
10 BE- gone about two months.