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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-30
An ANCIENT BOOK
NOW WELL PRESERVED { D.
Contains the Records Of Spotsy'll--
vania as Far: Back as
!. Y tIl.stI722. .lI

Especial to .rhe Times. Dispatch.)
SPOTsYLVANIA; v AZ, ] July q. THE
Oldest book containing the spotsyl
County Court records is q curiosity on on
account OF It's great age as Well 4 as It's
shape, sige and contents The old relic
shows plainly the marks Of time, the
$ssS es being worn and faded. not q few
OF which are badly INITIATED ms well, The 'lu
w,itlng, however. is clear " and distinct,
which goes to show that the Ink used
by the Fathers was OF good quail The
earliest records mad In this ancient book
vert III tic year i722. one hundred and
elsnty-four years ago. which was over
fly years before the eyolutlonaryt$NNp " ar
#lt.an. When your correspo ndef1t ~ sked
Mr.. T. "A. I. Harris, the accommod Ing
clerk OF the spotsylyailin Circuit Court il
the privilege of examining the Interest,"
Ing relic Of bygone yeafs, Il after & giving
caution that It DO carefully handled. he
unlocked a desk and drew from Its hiding
/ place long, marrow. I: thick peculiar
locking object, that ! laid upon q table
nearby, and, with a kind OF awe. turned
over the quaint, time-stained leaves.
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ICONTRAC1:TOILEl
F0R |;0 4. !. / [. |.
County &of Prince Edward ard. TO
81irccts One 1T Green Bay and and
Another at Kice's. sB3
GREAT BENEFIT \ 10 , (. PEOPLE :: J: !. :
Enable 'l'llctn5 70 Have d: Their si1t
is8 Children Prepared for 4.
College.

tspeunl ID trhe Times israteil.) Xxi. "
4 IA GltrslsN III !, VA, July 2O.--,Tlle con-
ttadt&fori the erection Of tho q rec Buy
1IiEll School lius been let BY the Leigh
& District School Board, Will MI Isaac
4 Jsct,ford I,urkevile us con tractor. me
ifuldlny Will tavu tor be completed Dy
October lat so as To besiti school by ti ia.
4 date. 1'hc price to 4 be- paid sis 81 ,4.2.{
yJ'liis docs not include painting lei VII
lave to lie let under d sem rntr co
Tlic Board Of ,rftiytuss Of ILLS distrlct
deserve Il great deal Of credit Tor Htt !, y
work, as they lave labOrcd Under greet ,.t3
s. many difficulties in getting ms fl nut!
agreed upon. Mr.. u ID VI joiner, ING
chairman az tho board, las Wo RI Cd marc isi
To- the end 81 y q renlit u a!,u 'as
succeeded Iii the carrying out Isl ol 8s ms ms
plans 4 ,Tl,s will menli the dscon tinun-9
VI ian III tl,rca small schools in n this Dis.
trlct. but Will open up a way To- scholars
Il from iii OF the Dist ict 10 save q large
amount spent each yea H ~ parents III
i sending their children elsew where TO pre-
H re sthen5for college. a hi, school Or
the same g ~. Y pe pulit
here Will erected Mt Rice l)cJ,o 80 IA
~ to liz completed to- commence school for
IA the fall months. IF va 3s
5&sJohhfi Hudson WHO shot Richard CraN-
$Slcy8nt Forest Church, has been sent on 70
the grahd Jury. a and 5is now confined III
u tile county jail Mt FarnHille.. DAVID
,rnwlcy, brother Of Richard, who was
a Killed ny Hudson has employed Mr. ~
c;ancclo s. Wing, OF tlils place. to assist
{ain#tbe prosecution Of II udsoti # n
$: Mrs Ilettlc " eisiger. OF Richmond, WHO
b has beer visiting d the home 81 Mr.. ~.
4 Hancock III, the village has re- tl ir1, q
A homo. a NY ss3 @ Us IL
u Miss Allie Abernnthy. sof McKenicy.
Z Va, III Visiting Miss Mac Shclburne.
8 Miss Daisy Si Winston. ~ Chesterfield
county, IL spending II month at the home t,tt
Il Of her sister Mrs. Hancock. n s.
s Mrs. L. A. strader. OF Rlchmond IS
II spending several weeks ut the horne OF
Ter parents. Mr.. md Mrs. n. y Jones, q t
this place. IA ss " II. is8a ,!.5 VA
Mrs. G.. "a. . Jefrress, who has been 81,
q d VISIT to her dangliter,8 Mrs. NJ II T.
Painters, returned to her home in r an-.
q eke yesterday. b! 5. 8g.fsi .s KS
Mrs. r. 8. Price, pos lnas Ter he re, tis
n Improving from Il srel L Of ri ckneas. which
Il confined her to the house for several days.
Mr Arthur Nunnely istYery III at his
home #of typhoid fever. Or. Ramsey, OF
q l3urkeyillc, Is at tending hiulaj 55s
Mr.. Junlus Rowlott. agent OF tho
4 Southern Railway at this place. is con- n.
valescng after u severe attack Of fever,
Mr.. a. a o, $ArvIf,, Of Aleherrin, Is acting
y agent during Mr.. RoWletts II nEss.
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III Waiting Sb5 M ISIS Mary Simmons hero.
IN Mn Philip M . Gresham hns been ap-
pointed postmaster at Lancaster Court
house. S8vicn HI 8. Gresham. resigned
Tie tlarton ga t !, camp g, p
begin July 27th Yyas Is post potod Until
August cath. will 8contin ten days
Tho Marvin q rove D. Me hodlst camp,
meeting, In 8lower Richmond county, VIII
3tinue for ton days The KIRKLAND Grove + =,
baptist camp -meetirg, which CO. pl Z. =
the list for the Mort hern Neck VII hold
its ten days meeting near N
2August51 7tli.sjItB is no unusual thing to
sec i've Thousand people In g q, :
an one OF these cam s on5ei her 4, Of ].
the Sundays during which the meeting la1
31S II ook-and-1ine fishing ID ood u IN the
GRnpbnhnnnock River low Il II 81 ives sport
to 4 q large number OF poe pie. II
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NEW PRINCIPAL,
Professor Fravel to Take Charge
vi of Chesapeake Academy. N 4 h

Especial to The Times Dispatoh)
IRY1NGTON. Va, July 2a,-The Chess
apeake Academy, which WAS conducted
viii have rs principal for tho coming
session Prof. r. II. Frayel. a. NJ, OF
Randolph Macon College. Mrs, Evelyn
Mum VII be ,hs lady pIn
largo patronage. +,
Mrs. Josephine Carhart ana kgrand,
daughter, beatrice. OF Jersey City, y.
j.. are visiting ut the home Of !, Is
Eugene Wilder has received notice q
his appointment to tho railway mai
Mrs Mrs. James Payne. OF Norfolk. 5!s y !, g
guest IN the homo Of fer unols, pr W,
y, NeWbill here, 4. q, I :, U, !,
surveyor Hall. af B n, por
oyster planters in Carriers Creek this
Mis- Miss Jessie HAY, os Wilmington. Del.
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WILL 8 MR.. STURG1s.
Large Estate Left to Son and
Crandchild After; Nifc's Death.
"a (spcclal IL TheMT Imcs- DIspnt.

lSpeclal 70 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l5 MANGO cK, VA. July q. The will
or the late John Revel sturgis. who
4 died ut his home In OnntcOck Inst Sum
day. was read on iday He bequcathed
Z all his property in Onancock, except
4his residence, which goeS to u his wife
y FOR llcrS lifetime, to his grnndchild. little
/ Mary stnrgiss The property INCLUDES :
three dwelling houses and the brand
Central Hotel, and Is valued at $3.50
The remainder Of the estate goes to his
only SON. MI, upshur a Stnrgis. It's
value liz $Snriousty estimated at from
Y sT5, 600 to 10000. 1t comprises twenty
two farms situated Mt or near Painter
Station md many thousands in cash
3 and bonds. The timber u on these farms
4 Is saidato be worth over s25, 900.
Mr.. Sturgls was widely known on the
Virginia Eastern Shore. Tie was an
extremely large man and had a. re-
n7arknble memory. When Just si;Xsty,.
ie heard q ono g H9 RI retmra
home The imitation Of phraseplogy and
nm nr,cr was extremely good. x.
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FACES MURDER CHARGE.
Colored Man, on Drunken Ram
page. Slabs Woman to Death.

4 Special to The Times y lspatch,] 3$l
4, 8DANVILI4E, ", July 29,---;1yh lle OF, a
drunken rampage, shortly after midnight
last night, John Green colored. stabbed
and killed Barbara Lee Albright, also
colored. Green came to the home Of the
woman, and. she reproved him for being
intoxicated. Ina quarrel which followed
he attacked her with a Kitchen knife.
2stnbbing her in the back breast Ind neck,
causing almost instant donth. Green then
turned on two other negro women N the
room, causing them to nec. The MUIR
derer was arrested at his home about
two hours later, and his shirt. which
was covered With blood, tends to SHOW
that he is the guilty party, He declares
that when he visited the home. Of the
woman he was attacked by several men,
and used tho knife to defend himself,
"A eoroner's jury met this afternoon
and returned n verdict that the woman
carnefto her death as the result OF y stab
wound Iii the nook. soyorlng the jugular
vein, Inflicted by John g reen,
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#sPOTsYLV WANNA !. NOTES N l':!:'
Opposition to Tramr Dad my Anti
sts2 Saloon C Convention.

sPp,oTsYLVAN ! ! July 4 q !. The !,
! orange and misunderstanding Trnm Road,
the route ot which ia intende ca ITO 9, , ! 7
parallel With the ola FlatnK meaG
o enr9ae ~ Some 81 our} people, TIC
Bnnrd 4of Supervisors OF the county being
among tho number, while theirs heartily
ndorse the enterprise the ennilnE
term t the spotsyl,yaIna S.LTal.
burg, attorney OF tho prop &tramArond. .
5Mjl permitting the scheme tho
right OF way !, !, ~, 4,
Eof spotsylvhnia Courthouse. has Just re-
turned from a delightful L trip to- Virginia.
Beach and Ocenn Grove. .5!3, .,s vi !. ~
9 Mr.. Il. "A. Harris, clerk Of Spotsyl
cS9'r qna TnlIa we
s. Mr.. G. 4 Andrews and wife. who re-
side. in. the .8 Vicinity Of spo tsylyanin
Courthouso,Bleft last thursday for Essex
county. where they will attend the Essex
Ia Great preparations nre being made by
the people Of tho Anolghborhood for the
spotsylvania County Anti -saloon League
Convention, which will meet q, this pllalce 9
wednesday, ning AuEust ta s a q .
party, music y'8the potsylynnia string
Bnnd ]nnd slipper and refreshments fur
nishcd blythe aides, I; with nd dresses BY
Rev Nv. West or Row. ~; Richard
son dr ans c Sahesl ts @ tsmper
M: MI. j. q. swift and family. formerly q
Washington. nre n Il wing y !, THIS
county e s chIof ciarE
Of tho washington freight depot OF the
Baltimore nnd Ohio IRA ilrond.
S4 The fourth Quarterly Conference fer
tCk
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Normal at Covington.

& coVINGTON, IVA, Jtfly 29.-TheE State
Norrnl Institute closed Friday, and the
SSconaaI,sus Of opinion 81 those who had "a
attended many other Institutes was that
gthia was the most helpful Of an they
&had&ayer attended. Under the skillful
management Of N. B. Painter conductor,
and ~ ID 6. j eter, local manager, the pan Na
sc work as advertised was carrieu OUT llt
III every particular. Even the nisht iec-
lures were carried out, WITT put one q. ex-
i;ffrcntion. The appreciation Of the help re-
( reived was shown clearly when the an
swera were given to the following uues-
$f,6ns proposed by Superintende lent Eggle-
sston: III .5 y. s ]. =. "a. &, =. q.
/. Have you been benefited BY the Cow
sIngton Normal Institute " n SE5,
4 5 . Would you prefer to attend O local
State institute or d large central school
$at some remote point !? 537s
3 n tho written treply4to. the first ques-
#tion, the answer OF every teacher was.
1--WE have been greatly benefit ed.
IL answer to tho latter, the unanimous ~,
1 re Div was in favor OF a ~ cal normal IN
stituto. &. n,
Al the chapel exercises short addresses
we're delivered by tho conductor and
members Of the faculty.. al ter Which the
4 regular routine of class exercises were
resumed al &. .t.d,
II the afternoon certificates Of attend-
nnce we're awarded tho teachers. AZ
" The entire Normal has been conspicu-
Gus for good spirit Of oo-operaltion on
8thn nart@of Instructors and their classes.
a 3feeling OF goodwill and helpfulneHs
has pervnded the entire work., and all
express their Intention to return next
year, ana bring as many, friends as pos
sible. ~ "a iis s8 /. .35 rs .f,l3 III
a Resolutions expressing the highest ap-
probation Of the courtesies shown the
school by the leading citizens ii Of the
town, ana the deep indebtedness of each
teacher for hospitality extended were
adopted. Sa5
M Coyington5 is peculiarly suitable for. q
largo normal institute and. as Supcrln-
tcndent I1ggeston WAS very much pleased
with the school whom hero. It Is con-
Adentlys beloved that this Will be made
a permanent summer normal institute.
The state examination will DO held
July 3D. to AUGUST LIST, .5. iBl II d
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Affairs at Dillwyn,

y N (Gpeclal to Tho Times DiHTa tch.)
e .DILLWYN, IA July 29,--Mrs. White,
OF Portsmouth. WIS called q few days go
TO tho bedside Of her sister. AIRS. John
Chandler, who is quito slick near this
place. Mrs. White was accompanied by
her daughter Miss ELLA White.
u Mr.. Tommle Nuokols ana family, OF
!Riohmond G are Visiting their sister. Mrs.
Charley Camdins. e. b
5 Miss Viola White, 9! Boswell Va, ia
M, and Mrs, William Porter. OF Belona.
wero guests Of Mrs. w. g, Hall last
night Mrs, Porter ls principal Of the
oak Grove Academy for Girls, In Pow-
Mrs. WI, &. Hall expects to Join her
husband at C!iftoF Forge, whence hey
will take ~ trip Zip the Valley to Luray
Cave. Mr., Hall is general manager OF
O. q. Derrltt q Company.
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( \ Mr.ITslythe Moore l,As 70 turned from q
iVislt@ins PoWha tan y county
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Whitehead and
little daughter, n riam. ARE at y ~ rs
the guest d Nirs.GJ a.. G,ox, u r ls$
Dr. Mcdaniel gof Richmond. Y was !; the
guest lastwcek Of hlris$al and Mrs rs: w s..
For bcs. M l$s ;S5;sg "A IA
Miss Edit, prll,dl . left on Friday to
visit friends Mt Port Deposit, MD. Later t!s
,slie Will 20 to Pennsylvania, where she
will teach next session. 5.S
85$Aliss Halle Thornton OF nen e San An AZ
Ionic, Il r exas. d left /, for her home on last
Wednesday, While tho CUES Y Of Misses
Jai1nke. slio was the recipient OF much
attention. Mr.. Anton Jnhnke entertained
at a dance at his home in Miss 4; = norm
ton'g honor or, last Monday night.
81 Miss Thornton and Nlias Minnie aJahnke
spent part Of early July IN New. "A y ork. az
@ Messrs sv He and al fred Smith ,yefs
guests last week Of Mr.. 8 Lies t0llerson.
Miss Annie Black vas the guest last
sunday Of Miss lAdge MD Crent D, .
8 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jahilkc and baby,
or Texas a re- Visiting Mr.. a. F. j hhnkc.
IA Mrs. Ntaury and Mr.. Dcane Mnury have
been tho recent guests OF Miss Evelyn
Stiles. iEs " 3sE. {, !.
IS Miss Ninifrcd crcnHhaw Is visiting
ID Miss Bargnmin hns returned to Rich
mond, having been the guest OF her niece,
Mrs Charles Burnett NE gt I'LL.
Mesars William Reade and Charles
Kelley, or New Bedford Mass /, nre guests
In the homo d Mrs. William Withers.
Miss West, OF Richmond. Is visiting
Miss Evelyn Stiles, GA ri e
"a Miss Bessie Smith has returned from
Connecticut, where she was the guest
OF relatives. X vs.
Aiessrs. ~ 8. 1sellniny and Robert Rouss
spont last Sunday With Mr.. r. Nice.
Burlington. Fl . as 4. v.
inond arc guests OF Mi and Mrs. James
Patton. S. q 81 n M
Miss Julia Cardwel. Of Hanover. who
has been visiting Miss Alberta Williams.
has returned homo.
Mrs, j. Wallace Smith and little Gordon
Smith arc i summering at tho Methodist
parsonage, with Mrs. j. c. Harry il
Master Jack Heidelberg OF Chicago. ID
visiting his aunt, NJ rs.$ jason Prindle. q q
elm Grove. 2SsII
MIR, J. c. Harry is holding protracted
services Mt Providence. lie Is assisted
by Mr.. j. W. F'lzer.s Of Powhntan
Miss Louise Bailey; Of Midlothian:
Mcssrs. Hunter Bellatny, OF 81 Feswlck..''
and Joe Bellamy, of Richmond. nj q guests
OF Mrs. n. McC. Burlington. ei53 II HI
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NINTH DISTRICT
POLITICAL | II Fight g
Democrats Will Name Best ST. Man AM
Possible to :s| lionel 1 mel ~
Slemp. Al ~ 81 III
VI! sss
SOME l Y CANDIDATES N
Conventio Will NJ et HI Bristol ;,i|=it'7 !.
III the Middle of 81 h!
August:
SOME EL CANDIDATE 4 q
n 2 q, n \ y, & MI Titnles- DIspat tel.

:8 fspecialS to rhe l! lines DIspat "A
55 8 RIsTo1 s, AZ, fully terest int flaS
com ng congressional light M n n NTH
District Is growing ns the time for ne
Dem crato convention ploach Is rhsS
convention Will meet In 3 rstol q the
g1etb DIV of August. Most Of the counssf
1 tios have VI already appointed delega tes.s
Sit very few have Instructed their dele-s#s
gates. This course is the result "a @ g
Determination to get the very best pest man
available when tho E ~ ee e
There are Ia nun Der OF men VINO 3HouAa
m Ia ro a race. but It Isl for the con-
iyantion3 10 name the one who sis to OPP
pose Colonel slemp. he Bristol tI mass assi
convention commended Hon. n. II C,SSs q vars
s most popular and nble young M f e
Rthe position, and, II nominat aztec. ~ lii s
certain that Mr.. 13yars would make a ll !
earnest campaign, ii and would ende aVor sto
win a. signal victory. s 5ss 3
Several Likely Men. n
II n conceded that Ger neral r. a., Ayeras
Rxvn,,,d max a Formidable cand idate, but
II Is not known whether he would i ac-s
$cept the charge. N ss,lz ss I'LL S5 }ts
Prominent among tho OF her men ~ y r.
toned for the position are q. n, y. B ucn-ss
8anan, OF Marion, smyth county; orm 1'e.
State
ty; James w. Marshall, Of Craig c eIfl-
TN: -. Smith, OF Scott county
1T IS certain that the COW ton VIII
mot lack for good material, and y Siss the
PURPOSE. 80 far az has been learned from l
the different counties. to make sacri lice
Fot any personal pref rence IN order toS
select a man WHO, IN y the nearest y
getting tho full Demo era liz strengt tn and
9 s, nav also contnSAntdd 1thee' vote Of the
element OF the Repu blican party that sisS
not pleased with Colonel slemp. Ss5ss;
The Fifteenth District.
special to The Times-D iapa tch.) 81
$8 WAS HINCYTON, yA.,4 July; 20. The
friends OF Hon. J !. Hunton N GOD N are
urging him to become q candidate for
Tie nomination to the State Sennte from
the Fifteenth ntorial ~ Distrt J.
4 il composed Of Kappa nnnocl. MAJ ison,s
Z Cyulpeper ana Orange counties. rs A. greh1
many people claim that It rs Rappahan-l
nock's time to inaine tho nominee. anu
people In this county know Mr.. WOOD
Mr.. Wood would receive practical u n
solid vote from his own county. The
people In this county know Mr. Wood
& ia b an honest and fearless representa-
tive. and would be glad to have him
receive this honor. In the Blue Ridge
Guide, tho county paper Of TINS county,
there appeared mn article from some !: 81
Mr.. Woods friends setting forth his MY
ness for the honor. as well as the reason
why RappahannoOle county should st -
allowed to name the nominee &at trls 4
time, gJ "a
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INFORMAL RECEPTION.
Delightful Social Event at T oano.
Personal Gossip.
(special ,toI Tho Tlmes-Dispatch.) .

sIf4 Especial to Tho TimeS-Dtspntcn.)
TOANO, VA, July 20.-hfiss Mary Al
len Warren and Miss Fannie Arrnstend
Marston were tho charming POSSESSES s t At !:
informal scsption 70 Their ,n,v m Try
day evening from 5 to L O'clock ftsses
Warren and MaIston We're assisted in re-
sceiving BY Mrs. ] ohm NJ. BGeddy and Mrs
Willie G. Farinholt. !.
The following were present: Mrs.
Gardner Carlton, Mrs. Frank Simpson. q
Richmond; Mrs Charles Slater, Mrs. g.
Paul r, Drincoll, Kisses Mary goddiil, 5of
va. no Mary Franklyhg Simmons, Gertrude
Lester Of Williamsburg, KY; Maude
Gcddy, Nora and EFT tn WI kinson, Ca olce
Martin, Of Mobile. Ala: MI riam and Lura
NIarston, Hannah Yilkitson. Minnie and
Ellen Taylor, Elizabeth Edloo Lamb, Of
WlllamsbuEE; Xa Mary ana AZ MaF,o
klns. Bessie Clay and Kitty Taylor, Re-
afreshments were served during the eve
Misses Lester IN Fannie Marston were
In williamsburg sight seeing this week. IL
Mrs Branch Martin. accompanied by
her cousin. Miss Nora Wilkinson, left to-
Misses Mnry and Marion Jennings leave
Monday for Goochlnnd to spond some time
on, a house party with school -mnteB 81 Is
Tho grading Of tho street Iii II front OF
Jennings's Hotel has been corlplet cd, and
1t looks much better now IN that end Of
town rs. At; s. }55 rs n /!
Grs. but all business wins not completed,
so they adjourned until some later date.
Mr.. Darius lIankins has gono to the
hospital, Ss5, 'sSi
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4 p,,s,, (, yse y s. If lsfG|

e. 5 5lIrf's P,sfS'f
nnabstract8of the nrortant opinion ~ rel,-
ss1erad Friday bystudgo $. Il. Lttciletr, ",
Stiie matter OF tile contest OF the lotal
option election held ut Basic CITY on
ro election HY Wa held To- be valid the az
kmirier OF defendants to toinplai u cSil.
teata,,ls bens sustained o A'e following
ssds{ s9 pst bss #
se g ss's fsf III
~ prSrsaTs q ap srt o1
y sen.afs.sa ssssla3
stapa fsf s
HILL 5fe jsslfy sie ffehjeeiionbi ihe Whole
ssctt Dls ssess 4 s ,,p,sSe r.
xsai 10 il,ts 6bj sa!on lint one ot The Judges y!
election not q Qua neG II ~ ara
psen Uniform ihat Tie Wildly IA, tte
&sf i 2f ss'Yh T sifss
s n & & ysssIs Z
pear That Tie Gers were s,yelb.gi i " !:
pssInf,ab tha sey g.ts ,hat R
The Crucial Point.
1hs ert,elni \ Xie nsr
All months lii niyante of ID local OPT l1h eleHs.
a. Il ~ pSIh RfG res
apa tela ,nlsn
pfestrbd tha niiaI incAibhs Of vetefH ~ sDhtlal
BIT oenl hr.tiDn lctiipns. t such power z
yes.ed 81 tte LtgI hiffh may s, iSe
tlats froti those fixed iy HE Gbnst thtiun lor
enciora d general ma Y.
Constitution prtstrlheA tho diall neat ionsf 0e
electors ut Elections Tor srrnbets % the nft.
cfhl Arsafnhiy and MI olharl. officers f!entive
fy he ptot1ln Il nj nxra The dHea fpr holding
thc rtaiilai ions &c flecrs j. 4, ].
~ t:ptstlt tlo,i rtlntl w IL 70 Hltttrt
! Irnds trtu3 To 8 thn tnntluA1n that Il they hnve
reference to and tot roj the eattlttispf mem
ljers al the drrafa Assemble END SDtler Dff /.
coiiroI AZ relntc ID Scisrlons u BE- ha,d 10
}deter,nIrc whether or not tho sale Of {lll,icr
ahatI he icenscd. ~ d. nit hnk that @sectien
all elccsions held after this Const tuition goes
into eject. thu npall 1caiiot,s ~ all rlector,
shall be thrfc required BY "a rticls IL. q thiH
Const !cn' eAi, pc taken ~ 1nbraeen int
lConslItiilpnt ha! the schedule was merely q
| temporary expedicnt to put Tho Constitution
Into eject and ND mt extend beyond TINS OBJ