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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-22

Very few people. who have watch
ed some women at cards. will take
very grave issue with DR. Mahood
who endorsed in his sermon a few
evenings ago that. few women could
play at n game of cards. where prizes
are the stake, without either cheat
ing or making an effort to so manipu-
late their scores as to put them in
the line of winning. We. ourselves
have Witnessed games where women
In their efforts to win n game have
had all the enthusiasm and cunning of
a professional gambler. In our iudg-
ment prizes should not be offered at
any game of cards and we believe
IL is Just as bad to play cards fer
prizes as to play for money. which
is universally condemned We can
not see the fine difference between
the two games. il is splitting Of
hairs that's all,
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-22

We hate TO acknowledge that In
our Judgment District Attorney Jer-
ONE of New York is a fallen idol.
When reformer viii publicany
state that funds contributed by any
one of the great insurance compan-
les to political party. for the pur-
pose OF influencing elections. does not
constitute a crime. then Il is time
to pull that man down from his eN-
allied pedestal, which position he has
occupied in the minds of the public
Under what basis of reasoning he
comes 10 the conclusion that money
contributed to debaueh public senti-
ment in favor of one party against
another is not n crime. is hard to
imagine. \ million dollars of
corruption fund is liable to change
the complexion of politics in any
state. If MIR. Jerome thinks ii is not
crime. he viii have hard work in
bringing others TO think as he does
upon the matter,
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-22

No more plank walks In the city
of Grand Junction. is the slogan of
the present city council. Suggestion
for an ordinance prohibiting the con
struction of any more plank side
walks was made last night at the
council session and reviewed unani-
nous endorsement. Alderman Lutes
of the street and alley committee
gave notice that at the next session
OF council he would introduce an or
dnance for first reading which
would have for its prpose the con-
struction of concrete sidewalks ia the
future in this city.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-22

II begins to look as If "Seotiy"
the Death Valley Croesus is nothing
more or less than u commonplace
bandit. engaged in holding up peo-
pie, stage coaches and other common
place things. This takes away the
glamour of his being the owner of
secret mine and that he can. like
Monte cristo. 20 back TO the afore-
said secret mine in some sort of II
grotto and replenish when he Wills
To come of such magnificent set
ting to be nothing more or less than
a bandit is most shocking TO us. who
have dreamed of him as sort Of
Aladdin.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-22
A MASS MEETING.

!. In the course of few days .
X a public mass meeting of the .
y citizens of Grand junction viii
!. be called TO present the matter .
y of the Mountain water system .
y 10 them. as il is viewed by the
= city council.
i While II was not openly eX- .
\ pressed to the present mayor
) and city council that il was ex- .
:. pected that the present Az .
4 ministration would solve the .
\ problem OF supplying the city .
= with mountain water. II WAS
y inferentially made known TO .
=. council that such action was .
y expected of il that would bring .
y the matter before the people .
= for their consideration and fin
: al endorsement.
= For the past three months .
!. a special committee of council :
y and the council itself has been .
= wrestling with the problem and .
!. council now feels that II is .
:. time TO present the matter to .
!. the public. At the proposed .
= meeting every step that has .
= been taken thus far win be .
- given publicity by the members .
= of the committee so that the .
!. public may be informed of .
= every phase Of the matter. .
- a great many problems have .
= been presented to council for .
= solving More difficulties than .
= were anticipated have been .
= met II Is to secure the en- .
!. dorsement of the steps already .
!. taken and those which must .
= he taken for the contamination .
X OF the purpose to secure the .
= mountain water, which impels .
= council to ask the citizens to .
= meet them on the matter .
= Al that meeting there should .
= be a full representation of the .
= business interests of the city. .
= No scheme to advance this city .
!. has so many elements of at .
= traction to the average mind. .
X as securing an adequate supply .
= of fresh, pure mountain water. .
= II must be conceded that the q.
= city has suffered much more .
= than It deserved. because of .
= the reputation that our pres .
= ent water supply has given us. :
= II is the first dissent made by .
= any prospective resident and .
+ so general has been the CON .
= demnation of our present water .
= supply. whether deserved or .
= not. that It has been a bar to .
! the Advancement which this .
= city should have made years .
+ ago. .
! II is n well known fact that .
-.-eto wait much longer would .
! jeopardize the purity of our .
!. present supply. due to the con- .
!. structed of the Gunnison tun- :
+ mel project. But aside from !.
+ that consideration, II is the one .
+ great problem of our municipal :,
7 life which needs solving now. :,
|. With a supply of pure noun :,
+ tain water the prospects OF this ]
= city are illimitable and the J
Z sooner the whole matter is J
Z brought to focus for final J
: Judgment and action. the bet j
: ter will be the future of this j
I city. in its every hope and pros j
7 pect. j
~ III
Observation-Disclosures -.-.t..-.--i--.-..--i.-i
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1906-03-22

Durango is promised a rubber fac
tory. This would hardly seem neces-
sary, il the crop of rubber could be
gathered already existing there
This is NOT a joke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

a En0d investment. earning 70
pnr cent. IN 18th A. feErade aia=
irlrt. close ~ Madison new
cash riii handle balance o. suit.
Must D. sold this week a enau
address D-tl, Cart star Ia ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
EEEE'S A BARGAIN
oNLY 800 cAmI nEQnInEp.

FOUR ArnEH. near Hipsftan, N the
fntrrufbau. ID minutes ride frafa town
good productive anfi. acres "a bearing
orchard rnfnr trees r. years old balance ln
berries. potatoes otf all ciaafsd except
rna corner. whore there f. cedar eHaus b
20 supply posts and wood necessary 70 n
ranch good veil with force pump. large
barn. chicken houses ard ffGam house
Price f2FQ. 800 caah. balance SIS per
month
This ls the hiEfsnt apap Fenii find Good
money can be made here and you u have
nice country hnrUs Come ~ ence
FLhGO q BARNETT.
1879 ALASKA uide
Phone Main e1f. "a y
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SPECIAL NorIcEs.

aoop NEWS ean suFFEhtNu
humanity Absolute eaga guaranteed TT
ftnfWnaattsnt. gafatfais HaEtaaa ttHFaaHe
rhssitv auff tsints fraaitiHH ffa7a Hheama
tiam "a ether raMHta atamiaah tfnahtg. 81
uey disease sucteasfuity NeAtnd - steai
German oatVurath ~ NyitfHaH Hffs
saAminatian. th,eF rsaIie fles e ehafse
a. glh AVa So uesf fasAsaA#
fake tatks0n street ser fsisnheas
ffal fsfi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14
VACANT lots

WEHr SEATTLE g. sainH - - fhs
OAKLAND - fEArrfE
flsf D. aHa issfufs ths re- fAf ttus
- lH HiHfafiun
flassi fis- snf b4sinsss nrapsfff -
thr aafhaf
CENTRAL Park
FNHN nlft.
As HFA Vfrw pAuK ADDITIONS
Al 90 laufafuia A..
AL aH uHs Nsr uus
A. en HasF tsfaas
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wALrTH 4 srrnFni.AND.
a. L--.--... M.


s0ME FFLENnfn HUYH
= 80 u rom new. rassisfn haass ia Hafth
broadway district near Roanoke
fine vise This IL snap
81. 10 - room runderu housH De- ffuHf hni
small houEe lu rear u laf Fine
location ou FIRST Ave north near
rnr nne This bargain must b. pick
81 up quick
| q. CO. lot 1tKim Improved With e 1-fea0
modern house. near tth Ave West
ard Galrr This viii cell Tor so or
iusidc ~ si1 months ffaH cash
1 ~ 1nN~Twu lots. t0Nnlm. on Eastern Ave
near 10Th strand view This u be.
l1w value
q so Two iois axi0o hslnr iats and 80
block i0 fntoua Addition east front
on FIRST Ave n o near uth finest
view
q 90 -Four fine Tote ~ corner ~ Harvard
Ave and Fast Hove. uH0hatrurfibis
tiewi hair cash
81 f0n.fat f0Elga Improved with a-raam
house IN good condition. only half
cash The tncatipu la very Haai in
south Seattle and price below mar
krt value
benson a CARLSON
30 MARION ni1ck rhans Maln 81
UAHgATN MAR PIKE Vt
81 90 FOR fHOoM MODERN HOUSE
AND LARGE fpT THEHE IS EN0Hait
MATERIAL or TIE lot TO BUILD a
CONCRETE BUILDING
WfNFUir mos
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

II Y y y = Y = 7
4 SMALL CAsn PAYMENT I
i EAHy rrunH I
4 tHu DAHlI r
II rraf Maflfan Ht ntfM. Il
Il with uNiH fHHul fHHsiefn 4
II haHsr sifrrts Hfade1 walks y
ii HruFr and aatef att "a rftHH
u fisn. rauh 500 taanaa 81 Il
pcs Nunth
Z tao cAatf 7
uu Madfuua itnlshta nee
III and STRICTLY WuiHfH faaHH +
Fl cottage llsa nice and hiHh II
II With Hnnd view rHuma iafHH
r Ftaai Basement aud famriatn j.
f uits piaru iH rNeff WHf The II
II Unif place in THE diafftei uu ii
Hmaii rash pas meui price ii
q e. ioo reth 500 tsianee -
i SOC mos'h z
4 go CAaiI r
r Caplini IAN pisittat iai - Il
ii ln Hlth usw ed fasat fl
n hHuae THE lice nice and hiHn II
II with MnHhaffuUtrH FtaN ~
II lake MHshiHHtun aud the ii
II mountains lNN tNHaAaHeA #tsH
III property tu that district II
Il pflfs Vi PED hail each balance Il
II ~ pFI month
4
q o. n. CAHff =
q un aih Ave Wet 90 - Fl
Il tm uith utu strictly uHttfH II
q faun cottage cfWaHf faunaa
Il uan hiii Easement atssi lsfat II
q ranus tFat uiuWhinE HtHNtf
II unlshsti improvements b. aud II
ii paid and uuutstnta fed tifN ~
II ths SOUND This ia ln the nifeHt II
ii part ~ queen Anne iiiti II
Fl b. 90 ,ash u u
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

Kmsn,se Rssl fstais %. ta6.ia ~
nesF hia
AAelfh nshtsns be Nsw 1els hlh
~ ufewn. ~ thsfis attsst
= As.is = q t-# Aissas ~
if t Dis,ton 4 nsn ti.n i -
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taitiRr fhonps Al IA. I'D. sstf
N nulman. d Z Z itinss eias
H6nuuuN a Muuhb ~ ttss. nhans
tiso tsu us ~ homes
Ml,enhel nealn ~ ~ . Alsaas s -
81 htrlaUh Nata WsHhfnAtan us
tesHiss 3 ita, .u. ~ i.aslns tailatas
Quinn nfoshs hoaiu Go ses Nafiau
tlAE
TNTN n 11HTFil a.. eaan 4. 81
Hsnra cuiWan fluct
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urigl anl n. 30 Val nlas isa
WKTrI0E fHfE ~ naIlel nlis
WAHAtW ikNFH MINT go Haam e
Rtnufar uiAs COS IN snA l1ks
Mars = Ifslsnd- ~ haHsl hids fisps
sftf tHushi snd snla
NAUNFIT WtAIIN - u tmuils hlss
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Rssloasl Medical Institute

owner ~ wsshnst1n ana oeeiaentsi Ase
treats scientifically an diseases e utsh
Cunsuliation fres ofues haafa ? = aa ta
o uh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

Anfanr aaffrfInE stth FHEaalslissa afi
iearu ssrnetffHE fda tfasiE - tEetf A.
aantase rf eauIrE al fla Eeanisa aae rs =
Hasa ituiidils. ~ afHdtHs thsiH address ~
that HrfIee
tiaaHaF al nee Welsh ehaNeh eafnef tfth
az ana John "a ueat fhufetaf naess "a
aaia sar.er 4 fn b e re L
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HOUSES AND Lors.

EEE :
=
4 SMALL CAsn PAYMENT !
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o. acres OIL fenced. = acres under cult
walton G.fulm house. harm. q chicken
houses Summary. fruit dryers 20 fruit
trees. small fruits ~ all kinds horses.
cows % chickens wagon haRRHs pillow.
harrow all tools necessary - aarrY 81 the
place. n mn half cash
PETER NATION
Main iH2 81 Mutual LIE Hdr
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

nantfaH saaHHhEssA { Hft4sts
- issaaua Nafeanea fsWnls. tth
ri as r1ns ts.ssas sssfl Ia
- saa stenlhE etassss fhafsisf
an the naan. 80 flee ih feuf heuss
.4h mas srrscns heusa ruIaffiHk n 81
49,. II
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ON
EASY TERMS


fnom modern eaffsEs Pre-
ia cosy iiiiis hafua IN fhe
nnfthsrn raft q tbs city. uusd
car RsfVlrg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

I INNTFTIUATE THTeE HI1YE
/ ~ Lot o. block a. Lake tniuu Adj
I ton c1aiU. h cash
+ 81 80 is0Nieo ~ Green lake. fuHt IF car
line guqd room house. SEQ cash
+ 81 500 t1xio1 nrookiYn Ave urar 9TH. on
- uuiysraity car line. $500 cash
"a ~ 9th and Ncslst ffRiNt Two Faod
Z houses. tsto1 rent. hair ash
i t@a lots Va West Seattle Ia Euclid
md Addition, Nxiit sarh. naHV
terms
{ q nos corner ma and Terrace. T.
+ room cottage. igpo Caah
I tEHa BEACON ftiii i0tH t0ri01. - cash. 40
| wnnthlY
/ 9 - aisth Ave just or Wesuahs nauia
: ward, aNiao, some income. O. -
cash
i ROHENHAtM HUos
/ REAL ESTATE nRoKFua
Rents Collected. Insurance
Main sos Ind a.
80 Oriental Block Seattle
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-14

Trtrns. dsiis~rsd, n essta, days stofaE.
free. plago and furniture moving. estimates
sfvsn UDien Transfer bforsea Co. iits
tifsts both phones. Main tss. ~
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fH Cash
ftaf MafIfan Hf HfiH.
with rNH 4 rHHfa uIfsieIn
hHHrr HirHrtr rfHHHi aalhH
sruFr and aatef att "a pet
fi HN. rash 500 taianfH IL
urf Hiunfh
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21
Morrison for Governor.

Speaking of the political situation
in Idaho the Blackfooot Republican
says:
Gov. Gooding's administration
has been clean and many counties
are In favor of his denomination
Idaho is meeting with favor at home,
but there is little probability that he
Will be the nominee as he is not ac-
quainted In the south. In the event
that the snti-Gooding forces should
prevent Gooding's nomination on the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21
The Solution.

That there is a decided sentiment
throughout the state against the re-
nomination of Governor Gooding
goes without saying, and that Meth
er of the other proposed candidates
have aroused the enthusiasm neces-
sary to nomination is equally true,
and apparent, even to the casual OBJ
server. Hon. Edgar Wilson's name
was well received and he is man of
great worth and ability Mention of
his name was always made with the
greatest respect, even by Governor
Gooding's warmest personal and po-
litical friends. But for some reason,
unknown to us, his candidacy seems
no further advanced than at it's in
ception. Hon. Hugh France has re-
ceived the endorsement of Shoshone
his home county. But other than
this nothing has been done to furth-
er his cause. Indeed, there has de-
veloped more or less opposition in
all parts of the state. This opposi-
ton, is based, In many quarters on
the fact that while DR.. France rela-
tions with the mine owners in north
Idaho were proper and entirely hon
orable as private citizen, yet, under
present conditions. they have been
too close, for proposed public Of
fetal. Already the accusation has
been made that the mine owners are
ihnntiHnd with N ,f
Meyer, Haywood and Pettinbone. In
case man so closely associated with
that organization was nominated for
governor, the accusation would nat
ur;tlly attract some degree OF ere
dence. Other than these two men no
man has been publicly presented or
suggested as a possible candidate
for the nomination. But all the time
sentiment has existed. among the
common people. that the nomination
of former Governor John T. Morrison
would solve the question. This senti-
ment is growing stronger every day
There are great many people in
Idaho who think he should have
been re-nominated two years ago
His administration was clean, able
and business-like in every particular
Add to this his personal popularity
his unG uestioned integrity, and his
natural ability and the cause fOI
such a sentiment is apparent. Under
the circumstances, with such a cred
liable record, he is certainly the log
icai candidate. The Tribune does
not know whether Mr.. Morrison de,
sires the nomination at this time OIL
not. We do not know that he would
even accept a nomination if tender,
ed him; but We do know that he
could clarity the political atmos.
phere by entering the race.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21
for Sale.

For sALE.-Cheapest in West
Caldwell. Lot 75x3oo feet, Groom
house, pump in kitchen, IS bearing
fruit trees, outside cellar, porch,
chicken house and yard, or could
be 4-stall stable, young grape vines,
garden OF growing vegetables. near
school. Will sell at a bargain.
See owner. c. J DoBsoN.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

For Binder Irvine, see the Idaho
Implement Co., Caldwell.
Get prices from Central Lumber
Co. fov fruit crates and boxes.
Before buying screen doors, call
and see our line.
CALDWELL LUMBER Co.
See the Idaho Implement Co.,
Ltd, for high grade hand made
farm harness. strictly guaranteed.
Call on the Central Lumber Co.
when in need of any fruit boxes of
any kind. Always on hand. Pri.
ces right.
The Caldwell Lumber Co. has
the largest line Of screen doors ever
seen in Caldwell. Call and see
them before you buy.
The Central Lumber Co. will
carry stock of all kinds of fruit
boxes this season. Bell phone No.
3. Independent, No. =.
The Idaho Implement Co. has
just unloaded a car of Elwood
fencing, and can now furnish this
popular fence in any height.
Presiding Elder Van Dusen will
be at the Methodist church Mon,
day evening, the 23d. to preach
and hold the quarterly conference
If you need your we'll fixed or
anything in we'll work, call on Oh
address ]. G. Wilson, box 10, Cald
well, Idaho. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
When in need of Ice, and you
can't get the wagon, call at tn.
Fern. Main street.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21

The little city of Caldwell is quite
productive when it comes to supply
ing candidates for state offices. Our
prohibition friends named citizens
of Caldwell as their candidates for
secretary of state and state treasur-
err, while the Socialists went to Can
Won county's metropolis for their
candidate for governor and also for
Judge of the supreme court.-Mont-
peiier Examiner
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21
Bakery News

Ever eat cake and never
get enough! Our cakes
are just such kind. We
bake more each day, yet
they all go, never have any
lett. If you haven't sam
pied these cakes you have
missed a delicious treat.
We make special fancy
cakes for your Sunday din
ner. Ask our delivery boy
to show them to you, or
call us up by phone. An
other suggestion, Home
made bread, 6 loaves for
25c. Rolls, Zoe a dozen.
This bread is made from
pure homemade yeast; no
alum or ammonia enters
into the combination of
our breadstuffs. We will
appreciate your trade. and
deliver at your door each
morning Of the week ex-
cept Sunday, or just as
often as you wish us to.
Ask our delivery boy for
a bread flag, or call us up
by phone and we will
put you on the route.
Respectfully,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-21

The government selected two Can.
yon county men to serve on the
board of appraisers to appraise the
town lots on the Minidoka project
These two men are j. H. Lowell OF
Caldwell and e. H. Dewey of Nam
pa. Owing to press of other bust
ness Mr.. Dewey could not serve and
Attorney Caleb Jones of st. An
thony was appointed. The third
member of the board is Gerard NJ
Matthes of Washington, ID. c.
Mrs. c. H. Cupp has commenced
repairing the damage done by the
FIRE some time ago.
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$1,000 Reward.

Strayed, from H. A. Fishback's S,
81 miles east OF Middleton, a
sorrel mare. with silver name and
tail, weighing about nine hundred
lbs. branded : on left stifle, also
left shoulder Y Any one find
ing her drop me card at Middle
ton, and receive reward.
Jy I4-4t
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first ballot, some of the forces will
probably go over to Morrison.
Ex-Governor John T. Morrison has
not been forgotten, and several del
egations have visited him and secur-
ed his consent to accept the nomina-
ton if they can secure 1t for him.
1t will be remembered that he was
defeated in convention two years
ago after a hard fight.
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Republican State Convention.

Pursuant to the authority, and by
the direction 70 the Republican State
Central Committee. Republican
State Nominating Convention will
convene at the city of Pocatello, state
of Idaho, on Wednesday, the LIST day
of August, A. d. 1906, for the pur-
pose of electing a new State Central
Committee.
The various counties of the state
are entitled to delegate representa-
ton in said State Concentration as
fOIlnWc.
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The County Central Committees
are hereby requested to perfect all
arrangements for primaries and
County Conventions for the selection
of delegates to said State Convention.
The State Central Committee is
hereby called to meet at POcatello,
State of Idaho, on Wednesday, the
list day of August, AID. 1906, at ten
o'clock a. m. for the purpose of tran
sacting such business as may prop
erly be brought before it.
JAMES III. BRADY,
Chairman.
ADDISON T. SMITH,
Secretary.
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Thus far no candidate for secre-
tary of state has announced himself.
The Tribune believes that there will
be no opposition to Hon. Will H.
Gibson, should he ask for a re-nomi-
nation. He has made capable and
efficient officer.