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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01
Last of Her Generation.

Mrs. Susan B. Clay, the last Of
her generation, widow Of James B.
Clay, who was a son of the world
famed Henry Clay; mother of the
late Henry Clay and sister of the
laie Col. r. T. Jacobs and Charles
D. Jacobs, of Louisville, died at
her home in Lexington on last
Saturday.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01


IA report and accompanying pa
Is pers the Secretary of the
l6 Treasury shall deem further
II investigation &c essary, he
IL may appoint a commission of
IS not more than three persons,
20 one of whom shall be an officer
II of the Treasury Department,
% which commission shall also
% examine the said proposed sites
"a and such others as, the Secre-
% tary Of the Treasury may des
ignate, and grant such hear
. ings in relation thereto as they
3 shall deem necessary and said
commission shall, within thir-
ty days after such examina-
6 ton, make to the Secretary of
the Treasury written report of
their conclusion in the prem
ises, accompanied by all state
10 ments, maps, or documents
IL taken by or submitted to them,
IL in like manner as hereinbefoTe
l3 provided in regard to the pro-
IA ceedings of said agent of the
10 Treasury Department; and the
16 Secretary of the Treasury
II shall thereupon finally deter
Is mine the location of the build
10 ing to be erected.
20 The compensation of said
81 commissioners shall be fixed by
% the Secretary of the Treasury,
% but the same shall not exceed
"a six dollars per day and actual
20 travelling expenses: Provided,
! hoe0eveY, That the member of
2said commission appointed
from the Treasury Department
A shall be paid only his travelling
expenses.
6 So much Of the appropria-
ton herein named as may be
necessary to defray the ex-
8 penses of advertising for pro-
10 posals, actual travelling ex-
ii perses oi salt agent, anu the
IL compensation and actual trav-
ID cling expenses of said COM
IA missioners, and other expenses
10 incident to the selection of the
16 site, and for the necessary sur
IL veY thereof and payment there
Is of shall be Immediately
10 availble.
20 So much of said appropria-
81 tion as may be necessary for
% the preparation Of sketch plans,
% drawings, specifications, and
"a detailed estimates for the
% building by the Supervising
l Architect of the Treasury De-
2 partment shall be available i'm
3 mediatelY upon the approval
4 by the Secretary of the Treas
5 ury of such site.
6 After the said site shall be
7 paid for, and the sketch plans
s and detailed estimates for the
9 building shall have been pre-.
10 pared by the Supervising Arch
IL itect of the Treasury and APP
II proved by the Secretary OF the
10 Treasury, the balance of sale
IA appropriation shall be avail
Is able for the erection and com
16 pletion of the building, includ
II ing fireproof vaults, heating
Is and ventilating apparatus, ele
10 vators, and approaches.
/ 20 The building shall be unex
81 posed to danger from fire b,
% an open space of at least thirt,
28 feet on each side, including
"a streets and alleys.
Unusually Low COIOnist Rate
March 1lsf HOmeseekers
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01
BIOunt g. NunneIIeY
Big Deal in Mineral Lands.

The Clinch Valley Coal and
Coke Company has sold to the Pu-
laski Iron Company, of Philadel-
phia, 10000 acres of mineral land
in Lee, Scott and Wise counties,
Va. The price paid was 500, 1000,
John Wannamaker is one of the
stockholders.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01
Indicted.

On Tuesday of last week a
Breathitt county grand jury in
dicted the Hargises, Callahan and
others for the murder of James
Cockrell in the summer of 1902.
This is regarded as an attempt to
prevent Fayette county having the
trial for indictments there.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01
Governor Appoints.

Mr.. James M. Richardson, of
Barren county, has resigned as State
Prison Commissioner and Col. Har-
vey McCutcheon, of Russellville, is
tipped to succeed him.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01
100000.

Hon. F. A. Hopkins has asked
Congress for an appropriation of
800, 900 with which to put up a
Government building at Mt. Sterl-
ing. 1t is said these appropria-
tions will not be made until after
the meeting of the next winter ses-
sion of Congress. The bill was in
troduced February 23rd and re-
ferred to the committee on Public
Buildings :nd Grounds.
The following is the bill: q
A bill for the erection of public
building at Mount Sterling, Ken
lucky.
L. BE ii enacted BY the Senate
2 and House Of Representatives
3 ofths United States Of Inner
A ica in Congress Assembled.
5 That the Secretary of the
6 Treasury be, and he is hereby,
Z authorized and directed to ac-
8 quire, by purchase. condemna-
Q ton, or otherwise, a site and
10 cause to be erected thereon a
II suitable building, including
II freproof vaults, heating and
I3 ventilating apparatus, elevat-
IA ors, and approaches, for the
Is use and accommodation of the
is United States post-office, col
II lector of internal revenue, and
is other Government offices in tie
10 city of Mount Sterling and
90 State of Kentucky, the cost oil
q said site and building, includ-
% ing said vaults, heating and
% ventilating apparatus, eleyat-
"a ors, and approaches, complete
% not to exceed the sum of one
l hundred thousan d dollars
3 which said sum of one hundred
3 thousand dollars is hereby ap
4 propriated for said purpose GU
5 Of any money in the Unite'
6 States Treasury not otherwise
7 appropriated.
8 Proposals for the sale Of lant
9 suitable for said site shall b
10 invited by public advertise
IL ment in one or more OF tn
II newspapers Of said city o
10 largest circulation for at leas
IA twenty days prior to the dat
Is specified in said advertisement
16 for the opening of proposals
II Proposals made in respons
1S to said advertisement shall b
10 addressed and mailed to tn
20 Secretary of the Treasury, VIII
81 shall then cause the said pr
% posed sites, and such Others
90 he may think proper to desil
"a nate, to be examined in persc
% by an agent of the Treas1.
1 Department, who shall maj
Q written reports to said Seer
8 tary of the results of said @
8 animation and of his recor
5 mendations thereon and .
6 reasons therefor, which sh'
7 be accompanied by the origin
8 proposals, and all maps pla'
and statements which sh'
10 have come into his possessi
IL relating to the said propos
~ sites.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01

President Roosevelt will be lnau-
gurated on Saturday. The attend
ance is estimated at 100000. The
event will eclipse in splendor any
previous Inauguration.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01

Emma Russell committed suicide
in Middlesboro on Saturday be-
cause she was disappointed in love.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01

No action of the Kentucky Fed
eral building bills is expected at
this session of Congress.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1905-03-01
IT DOESN'TdTAKE
MUCH FURNITURE
To furnish house nowadays, ifyou get the right
kind. One piece of
Good Furniture

is worth half dozen of the ordinary pieces
Let us show you our line Of Bedroom Suits, Din
ing-room Goods Chairs, Tables, Book Gases,
Chifoniers, Dressing Tables, Princess Dressers,
Etc. Etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
FOR SALE-ReAL ESTATE FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
George & Company,
1901 Farnam Street. Phone $50
EoR sALE-ReAL ESTATE
1901 Farnam Street.
HOUSES FOR SALE

5000 for strictly modern. weil-built Groom
house on S. 18th St, near Poppleton Ave-;
hot water heat. east front; lot 5OXl5O II.
50, 200 for new 7-room house in west part,
near 33d St. all modern; oak finish;
south front; cemented basement; / block
from car line; lot 50Xl32 II,
$3.50 for 2516 Blonde St; 7-room 2-stOry
square house; modern except heat,
nearly new; submit terms; must be sold
Soc.
S2,1OO for 1904 n. S6th St; S-room house;
modern except heat; good barn; near
Franklin school.
81, 800 for 1896 Corby ST.; good Groom house
city water, sewer and gas; in hrst-class
condition; terms.
81, 800 for 2S12 Hamilton ST.; 7-room cottage;
city water. sewer, electric lights, barn and
chicken houses; nice shade.
1850 for $500 S. Goth ST.; Groom cottage;
city water, gas, etc; $500 cash, balance
Per cent.
81, 400 for H45 Erskine St.; good Groom cot
tage in frst-class repair; good well,
cistern, gas, etc; barn, nice lawn lot
50xl2O #. owner going TO California and
wants to sell
$3.50 for 4116 Browne st. lin Central park
good 5-room house; lot 55X125 IT.; lays
high and slightly; good well water. bear
ing fruit trees immediate possession
can be given; price reduced from $50
for quick sale; want offer.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
D. v. SHOLES COMPANY,
722 N. Y. LIFE
TELEPHONE 40.
BARGAINS

TELEPHONE 49, 722N Y. LIFE
BARGAINS
S12504135 nd
$?SoO72O N 18th St. 44x66
s25OO-Nar Locust rooms 2-o
S2,650-615 N. 41st 5Ox11O,
s.. a mode
S34OO--143S Pinkney 5Ox134;
$3SONear 32d
interior
s42OOs1O s. 21st Ox14O
S5OO1s1O
$50O0-4113 Farnam modern house
leaving
sell; frst-cass.
SNAP1O21
heat
Owners Sell It. S
VACANT
S1O0-5Ox179 3d. north of Popeon Ave.
S1,2OO-s and build
choice
FARNAM BARGAINS
al NJ Farnam;
DOWN TOWN
17h with brick
% GU in
RE-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

ST. 00-Five-rOom cottage and lot AK
100, on north side of Ohio, near 22d;
water and sewer; nice home, well To-
Gated
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
Payne, BoStwick & Co.
SIXTH FLOOR N. Y. LIFE BIDG.
DWELLING HOUSES


SIXTH FLOOR N. Y. LIFE BLDG.
DWELLING HOUSES
On Park Ave, near FarnaIn ST., good s.
room house. all modern, including FUR
mace; in good repair only $500 Bargain.
S6th and Lincoln Blvd, Bemis Park, a
brand new S-room dwelling, finished on
iirst floor in solid oak with fine reception
hall and parlOr combined, making one
large living room entire width OF house.
with large columns dividing nall ana par
lor IL desired, beautiful oak stairs, four
bed rooms and bath, large attic, south
front veranda on second floor good cellar,
laundry, hot and cold water, fine shade;
lot 50X220. Property ready to occupy at
once. Price 4,7 $50. To thoroughly appre-
ciate this property you must see it.
SO2S Cass St. 2-story, Groom house, strictly
$4,000.
Two small houses at Goth and Pierce Sts.,
price 5000 and $500, respectively.
1850 NJ 5Oth ST., Dundee good Groom house
with 50-foot lot, fine shade, fruit; high
and slightly. If sold this week, $1,25O.
ADD and Farnam, south front house, Z
room, oak and bird's-eye maple finish,
mantle and CRATE, gas, furnace, hot and
cold water, fine barn, driveway, beauti-
full shade; immediate possession and low
price.
2I23 ErsSine St, six rooms and reception
hall, furnace, good cellar. bath, gas, hot
and cold water, oil finish, house only two
years old; owner just reduced price from
5000 to $500; terms $500 down, balance
monthly at per cent.
PAYNE. BosTwICK & CO.,
Sixth Floor N Y. Life Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

1,S50-7-room, sewer, water, gas, 2247
North 10th (boulevard); lot 30x140.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
HAVE YOU A
LOT2
HANsCOM PLACE

s.. 200 on 32d ST., Just east OF Pacific, fine
east 'front.' lot 50xl6S feet, on grade paved
street, permanent walk.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

$1,5O0-Seven-room house, on southwest
corner 25th and Erskine, lot 40x120.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

50, 000-Eight-room modern house except
furnace, at 2S18 North 10Th Ave; east
front, lot 60xS1
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
EoR sALE-REAL ESTATE
r. G. Peters & Co,

K. G. Peters q 20, |
A fine S-room modern house. full front |
lot, large barn, well located north;
$4,000.
T-room house, modern except furnace |
we'll located i'm Hanscom park district !
lot 5Ox1S7; a bargain at $4,000. VIII |
entertain an offer on this.
New Groom house with reception hall, |
all modern except furnace. This is
home in every way and a nice buy for
$3.50. Be sure and let as show you
this il you are in the market for prop
erty.
7-room house in good repair on w. Far
nam St, lot alone worth S2,4O0; price
$3,125 for quick sale.
7-room modern except furnace; newly
papered and painted, new nickel
plumbing, lot 50x15O, facing north on
Lafayette Ave, which is paved with
asphalt; $1,000.
7-rOom house in fair repair on a full lot
price 81 800 Will submit offer. If
you want something good and cheap,
do not fail TO look at this.
S-room house, city water, gas, cistern,
good cellar, permanent walk, full lot.
If sold this week, $1,700; 5000 cash
will start this deal.
A good Broom house, newly papered
and painted, nicely finished; gas, good
cistern, well, large corner, east front
lot quick sale, $500.
4-rOom and summer kitchen, cellar, lot
40X124, high and slightly; south end of
town; price $3.50; terms to suit.
INVESTMENT
A new double frame, rooms and bath
| in each, oak finish and hot water heat;
choicely located in Hanscom park
district, renting for SIS per month,
$1,000.
VACANT
Choice lot on Park Ave-, between How
ard and Jackson, $500 each.
Two full lots on 10th street, near the
Joselyn home; pavement, permanent
walk; specials all paid. A snap at
$1,000 each
Corner Webster and 10th, lots, spe.
Gals all paid; $500 for both.
Choice w. Farnam lot, 47x177, $2,25O.
Choice lot in Dundee, nicely located OF
| the east hill If sold at once S525.
BOULEVARD TERRACE
Just west of HanscOm park and handy
to Omaha's most popular club. the
Field club, 80 choice lots, every one Il
grade and ready to build upon; pric,
$3.50 to 81 200 Nothing on the marke
as good or as cheap. Be sure and sc,
lis before Won buV
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT

$500. fine south front lot on Dodge St,
on grade.
5000. 4ist St. just north OF Dodge. perma-
nent walks, close to car.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
FALL BARGAINS

50, $50 buys four houses, Fine city lot.
2l17-2119 lizard st. Rents S41.O0. Granite
paving street and alley. Best renting
property on our list
81, 200 buys u broom cottage South front
on Caldwell, near 26th. Large lot. City
water and gas
5000 buys a broom cottage and 5O-feet
south front lot on Cunning at 18th st.
Splendid place for store and live near
your work.
Building Sites
81 800 buys 4-room cottage Nearly brand
new, on Center St, near 18th.
500 buys a beautiful south front lot on
Boulevard at 18th and Cass.
5000 buys 22-feet south front on Cunning
St, at 9th Ave, on grade. Good place
for store.
Benson
We have new Groom cottage and two
acres of ground on Orphanage road, for
H'5OO, on easy payments.
South Omaha
5000 buys two Broom houses at 26th and l.
St. just south OF viaduct Lot 10X130,
with trackage in alley. Rents for S65
per month.
S. $50 buys T-room house and Groom cot
tage on northwest corner 18th and Mis-
Two full lots on car line. VIII sell houses
separately on easy terms.
N. P. DODGE & CO.
1914 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
VACANT

s.. 900 for 1s9x65ik IT,. east front, on 4Oth St,
opposite new Catholic cathedral now
being constructed; room Tor houses'
choice location.
81 500 for bOxl4O II. near Hanscom park;
west front, on SGD St, go H. north OF
Woolworth Ave; choice location,
&. 800 for southeast corner lot in Dundee;
1OOx12S IT.; on car line; $500 cash, balance
SIS per month at per cent. -
1850 for a. 9x132 IT. south front, on 3 bth
Ave, pa IT, south of Woolworth Ave.
lays high and slightly.
$3.50 for 5Oxl2S IT., south front, on Pratt
St, $50 II. east OF 9th St; fine shade.
1915 for good building lot on Mandersoni
5Ox125 IT; w. 18th Ave; city water and
sS25 for lot, 5Oxi2O IT,, north front, on Grant
ST, 100 II. east OF 42d ST.
Twenty-Five choice lots between 18th and
33d SITS and Davenport and Webster from
$3.50 TO 81 $50, according to size and Local
ton; u cash down, balance at per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
w. H. GATES

617 N. Y. Life. Phone 1894
$7OO-Four-ro cottage at 3013 Bur-
dette, with lot 75x100.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

SiX-rOom, two-story house, reception
hall, modern except furnace new
plumbing, house in good ORDER new
barn; on Locust street, east of oath.
Owner is very anxious to sell this
week. See me and l will give you a
very low figure.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN HOMES
NORTH oath sTREET

finished in imitation antique oak, electric
light, gas, bath, closet, furnace, perma-
nent walks, paving all paid, 5000 Open
this .. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
$4,000
Your Farm in North Dakota

waits you with it's big crops. Land is
rapidly Increasing in value. so come
QOlCkIN II YOU want TO buy II while Il
Is only SO to SIS an acre. Many substan-
tial farmers buying and locating and
prices are rising. Ask US for BROWN s
FARMER, maps. excursion rates. VIM.
Ii. BROWN Co. iu LaSalle St, Chicago,
Ill, or Mandan, n. d. RE-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
WE
w ILL
SELL

your property for you inside OF 80 days
Remember this, we don't simply say Wen
try; that isn't our plan. We can and VIII
agree TO dispose OF any Kind OF real estate
anywhere withon one months time, and
obtain for II the full market price.
This proposition appeals not only TO those
who for various reasons are obliged to sell
quickly but more particularly to that
larger class who have endeavored for
years, by old methods, to find buyers for
their property. We repeat that il mat
have, where IL rs located or whether 1t is
encountered, somebody will buy IL.
Doubtless In many instances there are buy
ers who are ready to pay even more than
you ask for yours II they knew IL was for
sale, and the best terms on which II
could be bought. Then, again, there may
tends buying the property, but is slow
in getting down to business In either
event there is quick sale guaranteed
az the property Is but put up at auction,
where IL otherwise would continue to re-
main on the market indefinitely.
We would be pleased to fully explain our
plan OF holding auction sales OF real es-
tate to any one interested. Should you
then decide not TO have your property
sold in this manner We Will list II for
private sale and assure you that our best
endeaVors Will be used to secure an early
buyer.
OMAHA REAL ESTATE
AUCTION co.
Phone 6S1 Room go Neville Blk
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

FOR SALE-Who wants to clear $500:
house and lot, which can not be du,
for only $1,000! Call Immediately.
]. Fl. Sherwood, 937 New York Life.
RF-5OG
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
INVESTMENTS

$4,000 for a It. on Farnam ST., with good
4-story and basement brick building;
rental 5000 per year.
$4,000 for well constructed 3-story modern
brick building OF 30 rooms divided into
apartments; oak finish hot water heat,
well located and close in; rental NSSO
per year.
81, $50 for 3-story and basement brick store
building on Farnam, near 18th; rental
81 $50 per year to old tenants.
S105O0 for new Groom 2-story modern
square houses between Farnam and Park
Ave. car line, less than mile west from
business center: rental $3.50 per year.
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
SOUTH on KoUNTzE PLACE


$3.50 Maple ST., between goth and 2lst SITS,
only lot left. fine neighborhood and cheap
at the price asked.
$50, Miami ST. and 2ist, fine south front
building lot
shade trees.
EAST OF KOUNTZE PLACE
$3.50 and 500 I'm Sulphur Springs addition,
on Writ and Binney SITS, all fine lots;
will ali be built up next spring; buy a lot
this fall and get choice of what is left.
300, Evans St, on new proposed boule-
ward, only lot left in Blum View addition.
DUNDEE
lots, just east of Dundee, 1 block from
car line, all lay nice, belong to nom
resident who says to sell all of them for
$3.50 Think of it,"
HASTINGS & HEYDEN'S ADD.
On Fort st. and Camden Ave, between 25th
and 9th SITS, all fine, level lots, on car
line, city water in street. $500 and $3.50
each. Salesman on the ground Sunday
y. IN.
& HEYDEN,
Ground Floor)
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
w. G.. SHRIVER,

1923 New York Life Bldg.
How is this?
Groom modern house, almost new, fine
'ot, 10th and Martha. 81, 400
Here is snap
rooms, all modern. large lot 9TH, near
Bristol ............ .....................$2, 1000
This is a bargain
10-room house, modern, full lot, Farnam,
Fine proposition:
6S-foot lot, 7-room brick house, 18th, near
.......ssssss.s.s sS1i@VV
Splendid residence:
8 rooms, strictly modern, full lot, south
front, 18th, near Farnam. s., 800
Nice home:
7-room house, 2-story, new, clubhouse, 9th
and Saher Observation-Disclosures. 81, 500
RE-492
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05
MANDERsON. WEST 24th
WEST FARNAM DISTRICT

2421, nearly new Groom. all-modern home,
fine maple shade trees Price s., $50 Open
this y. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

219 S. 29tr Ave, rooms all-modern
Price s., 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

A good Broom house, newly papered
and painted, nicely finished; gas, good
cistern, well, large corner, east front
lot, quick sale, 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

A fine S-roOm modern house, full front
lot, large barn, well located north;
$4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

T-room house, modern except furnace
we'll located i'm Hanscom park district,
lot 5Ox1S7; bargain at $4,000. VIII
entertain an offer on this.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

$3.50. Maple St, between goth and 2lst SITS,
only lot left. fine neighborhood and cheap
at the price asked.
q
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

Eight-room modern, twO-story house, at
1911 Lothrop; full lot, lays up high
and nice; house is now vacant and can
be bought at a very low figure; on
easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

S-room house, city water, gas, cistern
good cellar, permanent walk, full lot
If sold this week, $1,700; 5000 casf
will start this deal.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

Choice lot in Dundee, nicely located on
the east hill. If sold at once, $525.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

4-room and summer kitchen, cellar, lot
40X124, high and slightly; south end of
town; price $3.50; terms to suit.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-11-05

RE
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Emmitt, of Falls
City, Polk county, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Emmitt's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. Tilton, in Eugene.-Eu-
gene Register.
Hon. Tilmon Ford, the well-known
Salem attorney, who fell in his room
in the Willamette Hotel in Salem
about three months ago and fractured
his leg at a point Immediately above
the knee, has been removed to St.
Vincent's Hospital in Portland. Mr.
Ford has been in hospital in Salem
most of the time since the accident
occurred.
The special committee Of she Greater
Salem Commercial Club, appointed
for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the holding of a convention
of commercial clubs Of the valley in
that city, and composed Of President
Hofer, Frank Davey and J. L. Stock
ton, has issued a circular invitation to
all Of the clubs Of the cities Of Western
Oregon, asking them to send delegates
to the convention which will be held
in Salem on Wednesday, March %.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1905-03-10
CITY ELECTION OFFICERS
Judges and Clerks Chosen For Annual
April Election.

Judges and clerks for the coming
annual city election were chosen by
the city council, Monday evening. The
election will be held on Monday, April
8, at which time a Mayor, Councilman
at-Large, Auditor and three Council
men will be chosen. The retiring
officers are Mayor J. @. Hayter, Coun-
Gilman at Large H. B. Cosper, Coun-
cilmen Muir, Muscott and Simonton,
Auditor D. P. Stouffer and Marshal
J. M. Grant. The hold-over officers
are Councilmen G. F. Belt, H. Boals
and DR.. H. L. Toney. The Judges and
clerks Of election are
First ward-E Caldwell, J. g. Van
Orsdel, H. Holman. judges; Ralph
Morrison, Frank Holman, clerks.
Polling place, Dallas FIGURING Mill
office.
Second ward-T. J. Hayter, w. A.
Ayres, S. w. Blessing, judges; H. L.
Fenton, U. S. Grant, clerks. Polling
place, Council rooms.
Third ward-Joseph Black, F. J.
Coad, J. J. Wiseman, judges; w. V.
Fuller, Walter Muir, clerks. Polling
place, H. L. Orders office.