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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-11
For Sale-HOuseS.

FOR SALE
Franklin 81. Langdon. d c. il rooms
and BATH gas lot 50Xi50, stable
Terms. 81 ,oo0 cash: balance TO
suit. Price. -...... ..----..---. t4.1D5
18th It, Sc. new 2-story and cellar
can rent FOR SIS. Priee....-....,-... $3.50
/ 81. ne. rooms and bath, new bath
tub and range; lot lSxl01. stable.
t-TlCc 90 o1J
9Th 81. NV, extended, three bricks.
renting for $3.50 Price. .--..,.--. $3.50
St. rooms ana f bath +. ,o, $50
ST. ne. near North EaVt0l ST.,
rooms and bath. Price. ..---.. S. go
Jefferson ST. Auacostla, ID. O., 2-stOry
frame; rooms and bath. lot 24XS0i
can rent for 500. Terms 90 suit
Tree .-.-.-...s. 800
18th ST. ne. Z rooms ana bath renting
for $3.50 per month- Prlce-----.---- El.55j
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
s07 c. STREET n. W.
s4.l00-ARE YOU LOOKING for a new home
at "a bargain II SO. investigate this al
once. A well built t,yu-story brick in "a
most desirable part Of the Northwest con-
HruiruT IN TWO car lines containing six
rooms. a reception hall and bath with all
or tho latest Improvements. Nicely ar
ranged and finished in oak. Terms to suit
CHAS S. MUIR & co. QNC),
1903 New York Ave.
selI-st
q HOUSES on 81 81. Sc. near navy yard.
all rented Co white tenants six rooms and
bath bay-wIudaw brick large yard Will
sell sinEly OF all together owner has au-
thrrlzr3 noe 60 sell al bargain price
L. RICHOLD,
ROOM Q. ioo r St. n w. seu-gt
FOR E-substantlaIly built brick h0use.
II rooms tiled bath. thorough repair APP
ply l20S r. ST. NV sall--t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-11

WANTED-Man with family 10 run milk
dairy four miles from Washington eAceilell
opportunity 20 the right party. can OF al
dress s8Z Indiana ave NV. Washington.
D. G. he+L-oI
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For Sale-FarmS

"a JuAC "a HIS
FOR SALE-A few choice locations fer
stock poultry and truck farms and good IN
vestucut property. CHAS. w. INGALLS,,
Hyattsville, Nd selI-5L
FOR sALE-260 acres Of -o5d-layiug IauI.
close O. two depots which ain be sold
cheap for the cash. 10 miles OF Washington.
one OF DerwOod three OF Rockville. has lots
of wood, water. and fruit trees mostly ap-
ples- needs 20 Do seen FOR its advantages.
come 10 see IL. BY giving re TWO DAYS
notice I VIII meet the q.2J 90. jraiu az
IerWo0d and return 10 station. can be in
Washington one hour and on the farm the
next
r. J. FLEETWOOD
seII-3t MONTGOMERY 60 Nd
A FIRsT-CLAss I05-ACRE DAIRY FARM
and the crops offered for S. 500 If sold bv
October l. Tho land. the crops the water the
fruit, the buildings. the uelghhurhoof are an
right. and only one mile from railroad sta
ton. and ln LoudOuu Co.. Va For fun de-
tails and catalogue 0f other Virginia farms
call on OF address ". H. TAYLOR
st3-6t Herrfo7 Va
FOR sALE-P7ultry and fruit plant in Dis
tTiCt OF Columbia, three acres. s-room dwell
ing: barn. three poultry houses. all kinds
fruit; one fare, electric cars near; only a 0l0.
easy terms get our bulletin
BOOTHS FARad AGENCY, ouray aIdp.
largest List Farms and Country Properfv
se1-tf ...gs ~
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Times Want Ads Bring Results.
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For Rent-Apartments.

s. TO so for two and three room auartr,s1T-
in the Dorchester. corner 18th e. and Mary.
land ave. sw.. handsome baths. steam heat.
hot and cold water. janItor service aus-tF
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-11

yVANTED-Party with SI05 TO open dental
ONCE with hrst-class dentist - years eA-
perience. - per cent investment. ADDRESS
BON 2l2, Times Office. HeLl-ot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-11

FOR SALE-BesutIfu new houses only
81 sl1-Yes. they are Ieaut fuI in every Te-
sPect. SIX SOLD ~ TEN DAYS. Built bog
BAILEY Located on ST. just e1@J ~
North Capitol ST.. one OF the most atrue-
to see these huus@e-EIg- them careful thor.
ough Inspection. DON'T WAIT TOO LONG
ELTSDON. O.BHIEN & BELT, Inc.
1900 O. \. ~.
SOLE AGENTS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-11

TOP sALE-vERY RARE BARGAIN
4 few doors of North CAPITOL AND o
SITS. Groom brick. modern bath. Ie- g|
feet deep Cd alley. VIII uTins $3.50 rent
Price only S2.sfH. Really $3.50 value.
MUST 81 SOLD
EI.UNDON. o.BRIE% & BELT. Inc,
1920 q n. vs..
NORTH CAPITOL AND * SITS. very
pretty bay-Hlnd1w brick. rooms and
hath. 8 rooms 90 first floor. Ha second.
cellar under entire house ONLY $3.50
WIN loan 5000 al ger cent balance 20
BLUNDoN o'HRIEN & BELT. Inc.
1920 ~ y ".
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY
N WASH HEIGHTS. JUST q BLOCK
FkoM Conn. AVE.
Attractive 3-story store and brick residence
SIDE LIGHT. DE yard back and front
yards LOT 20 feet front ENrsiIautig ar
ranE-i house-dravlus room. library, reaau-
tion hau. dining room. buffers pantry and
kitchen on main floor. bedrooms. tiled
baths Hpt-wate- heat, laundry and every.
other home comfort
We oner thls property az the I.w figure
Of Sa.75a $500 loan az o per cent was gee
HfJNDoE. o.BREN & BELT. Inc.
sel9--t
ONE OF THE BEST located slx-ro1m houses
ia the Northwest Bloom ngdaIe section. wide
PARKING. 5J-faut back yard, interior arrange
mCut different from EDF other house lE
Washington. Every modern convenience
Especially constructed for "a permanent
home For pemtssiS7 90 inspect address
PON %. Times ONCE seI9-Jt
FOR SALE-At a bargain. by owner. one,
new, eiEht-roon house. two sraigHaEs. hot
water heat. hardwood trimmings ou trst floor,
also one sN-room house. hot-Nater heat
hardwood trimming on first floor. large front
porrhes- these houses we're built days. work
by owner Apply 20 OWNER 1u prem ses
3fI-3I3 Irving 81. NV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-09-11

LESS THAN &c PER SQUARE FOOT-Acre
lots al Nor-hW est Park. IN the rapidly de-
yel5piHg Northeast section, on electric car
line. right iu line with the greatest and
most substantial growth money loaned %
build. Plat and information mailed upon
application. WILLIAM +. MAIIESON, flS
Colorado building. Phone Main 6419- au2-tt
WHY GO In the suburbs and buy O. 15-foot
11tT The same money viii buy An ACRE
On heaEt full HIGHLAND PARK. over one
third Of the property sod Ia last sixty DAYS
Car line passes the property. Very easy
terms. Act quickly and get first choice. Cali
on once and let US show YOU the BEST
PROPOSITION EVER OFFERED IN
WASHINGTON At 20 PER FOOT
PERCY II. RUSSELL. s27 G. 81. y. W.
auol-5It
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Business Opportunities.

RuriuoSs 0uuOrfunifieS.
DuSHlCSS OpFOA tuAAANAS'
vvANTED-rarty with slOo TO open dental
Office with hrst-class dentist. - years eA-
perienee, . per cent Investment address .i5 3,
= -
dairy four miles fr6u washington; excellent
gLl, l 'llt'y ~ S-lS Is' washington
n ~ '- -'''-@ sell-5t
BARBER SHOP for rent or sale, on easy
TERMS lhInlsnea S'ilP-ette an, en- 49, 60
trade no easn required ~, AZ ss- ipeS Of
dale, Md, or address boN -o'' 80 - o,
DAIRY LUNCH. near large department,
Et,5i maSinE money, t'-A9- l-i'-> ID +,
--,- --.r-, --,... f--.ts-r.. altar
ine t b,zI rr,de 81 rooms furniture worth
5os,aes. S.gaFi 5ar zoo N ES2' YORK 9RiK{
fi--IS.ls5- gReF-rFG am u seIl-8t
,rpo,rp,- and .,..r,fsrti7rary.- rent S15. daily
sales, sl5. price. $50 6arsain. NEW YORK r,
HN oAsN f-70 htNoI>--'>-'r Ola r. 0-- ot
-. -.-.[,--r,r,,- ,---.,----.- -. t7
CORNER GROCERY, northeast, price, I'M
$1,000. daily sales $50 NEW YORK blsI-
u.s. Ll,of>l-l'.'l o-I q
CORNER GROCERY. Southeast. cheap rent
living rooms. only 500. NEW YORK htSl-
NESS BROKERS. 81 II. seu-5t
West w W Wa5Ringi6ai I saSriaoe 5as NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. OH i. sell 81
---- -
Ing out ADDRESS BOX 81. Times once.
FOR sALE-Dairy lunch room, or win rent
al rsr 55v S55 !, 81 NV seIi-st
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
FIND new LEAD
IN COAL MINES

A new lead has been found on the
property of the Grand Ronde Coal
company and from the reports it is Of
even better quality than the coal that
has been in use from that country.
The company is arranging to have
an exhibit of the coal at the fair The
plan is to build a booth or the outside
and take some stove that needs ad-
vertising and burn Grand Ronde Co.
coal in 1t.
I'VE will have a large amount of
the coal from the new find at this ex-
hibit," said G. W. Croker, a promin-
emit member of the company. 1T IL
not so much better than any Of the
rest Of the coal except in looks. The
coal in the new ledge is bright and
Skinny, and gives the appearance of
being Of better quality. All of it burns
we'll"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
the settlers whose rights they believed

the settlers whose rights they believed
were we'll grounded.
Recent decisions handed down by
the different state supreme courts bear
on cases very similar to the one in
hand.
The case is now entirely out Of the
hands Of the land department. The
impression was somewhat abroad that
Mr.. Smith and Senator Hepburn had
dropped the fight but they were only
waiting. Patents have now been is
sued for this land and the matter is in
hands of the United States land des
partment.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
MANY HEAR FRED T. DUBOIS

Addresses Large Audience at Nez
Perce-spsaks at Mohier Tonight.
Special to Evening Teller.
NEE PIERCE. Idaho Sept. 2s.-(By
Nez Perez COOPERATIVE Telephone.)-
Senator Fred T. Dubois spoke at Nez
Perez last night. He had good audi
ence, and there was considerable en-
thusiasm at the meeting. Mr.. Dubois
will go from here to Mohler, where he
will speak tonight.
J. w. Stanford Buried.
j. w. Stanford, who was found near
Nez Perez in the road in an .uncon-
scious condition, was buried today.
The funeral services were held at the
Catholic church, and the remains were
Inferred in the Nez Perez cemetery.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w Felt left today
for Spokane, where they will attend
the interstate fair.
Mrs Wilbur J. Kennedy Of Juliaetta
is visiting in Naz Perez.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
SPOKANE men
WILL Be HERE

Word comes from Spokane that the
chamber of commerce Of that city has
accepted the invitation extended by
Lewiston to attend the opening day
exercises of the Lewiston Charleston
fair, Monday, October s.
The Spokane club took official action
yesterday after an address before the
body by d. w. Greenbury, secretary
Of the Lewiston Commercial club
The invitation of Mr.. Greenburg was
seconded by w. H. Newton and Mar
Gus Means.
Mr.. Newton yesterday acted as tenn
porary chairman Of the convention OF
commercial clubs now in session in
Spokane. About 200 enthusiastic dele
gates are in attendance.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26

tice, rather than the theory Of mu-
nicipal government. 1t is composed
Of men in municipal office, from
mayors down to street superintend-
ents, and it's membership in the United
States and Canada includes about
10000 of such experienced workers in
the municipal field. These men, hav-
ing been forced to meet all conditions
ehat arise In the management Of mu-
nicipal affairs. are in position to dis.
cuss the many problems involved
from the standpoint of their expert
ence. The league is strictly practical
organization, and its work is being
prosecuted continuously, and not only
during the few days of Its annual con-
vention. Probably the most important
work of the organisation Is done every
day Of the year through the leagues
permanent bureau of information,
which is established for the purpose
Of providing the members with in
formation pertaining to the progress
and practice of multcipal govern
ments. The league also publishes an
Official monthly magazine devoted to
practical municipal affairs.
In conjunction with the present con-
vention OF the league there is being
held meeting Of the organization of
municipal and state fiscal officers,
which was formed in Washington last
February. The program for the meet
Ing includes addresses on '"The Ad-
ministration of Public Debt" by
James Y. Player, st. Louis: "Finan-
cling Special Assessments" L. E. Nc
Gam, comptroller. Chicago; Uniform
Municipal Accounts and Their Value
to the Government" L. G. Powers,
census bureau, Washington 1.-THE Au-
dit of Claims Against a City" ). p.
Madigan city auditor, Cleveland. and
George M. Rex. city auditor. Paw
tucket. r. l.: Methods Of Municipal
Accounting" Louis Betz. comptroller
st. Paul. and Louis e. Gosselin, depu-
ty comptroller, Chicago
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
THE WEATHER.

LEWISTON. Idaho, Sept. 26.-Fore-
cast for Lewiston and vicinity: Fair
and warmer tonight, Thursday increas-
ing cloudiness followed by showers.
cooler.
Following data recorded at local
United States Weather Bureau office
up to noon: Maximum temperature,
81 degrees; minimum temperature this
morning, So degrees; mean tempera-
ture for day, so degrees: precipitation
to noon, 90 inches; yesterdays max
imum, 10 degrees.
L. NJ. DEFY, JR.,
. Omcial in Charge.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
WILL DEBATE ON
CITY OWNERSHIP
Frank Parsons to be Pitted
Against Mr.. Roberts
Of Denver

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Sept. rs. - More
than 1900 municipal officials. repre-
senting the chief cities Of the United
States and Canada, were present to-
day at the opening Of the annual con-
vention Of the League of American
Municipalities. The initial session,
which was presided over by Mayor R.
G. Rhett Of Charleston, s. c.. was de-
voted to addresses Of welcome and re-
sponses. to the appointment of COM
mittees and other routine business.
Early adjournment was taken to per-
nit the visitors to enjoy an automo-
bile ride about the city as guests Of
the local entertainment committee.
The proceedings OF the convention
with continue over tomorrow and FRI
day. The programme Is one of the
best ever arranged for meeting of
the league. The most interesting
feature will be the discussion OF the
problem of municipal ownership Of
public utilities. Frank Parsons chair
man of the Boston municipal owner
ship league will lead the discussion
on the affirmative side, while the
negative will be taken by Professor
Frank H. Roberts Of Denver Univers-
ity. Others who will have a part in
the municipal ownership discussion
are Mayors Sharpe of Winnipeg,
Adam Of Buffalo, Coatesworth Of To-
ronto. Weaver OF Philadelphia, Book
walter of Indianapolis. Dunno of Chi
cago, Speer of Denver and Brand
Whitlock of Toledo.
Other matters to which the con-
vention will give attention, as shown
in the list of papers and addresses to
be presented. are as follows:. Sew
erage Filteration," 1.-THE Influence Of
Taxation on the Prosperity OF Cities"
Franchise Conditions in New York
CITY, 1.-THE Effect of Sanitation on
Morality" Baltimore's Great Sewer
Problem and Prime Requisites of
Successful Administration"
The League of American Municipali-
ties, in contradiction to the National
Municipal league. is an organization
for the purpose of studying the prac-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
EVERYBODY SKATES NOW.

The Lewiston Skating Rink will be
open to the entire public from now on
for period Of two hours in the morn.
ing, and two hours and half each in
the afternoon and evening.
The hours will be a. follows: Morn.
ing from 10 to II; afternoon from 2:3o
to 500; evening from $500 to 1880.
The management has found that the
ladies do not appreciate having sps.
eiai time set apart for their exclusive
use Of the rink, and will discontinue
the practice Of having days for ladies
only. =" so .* -
BY special request Of q number OF
the older skaters no children will be
allowed on the floor in the evening.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
HEPBURN Will
make SPEECHES
Declares He Will be Abk !,
Meet all Engagements
in Campaign

WALLACE, Idaho, Sept 2s-s.,.
tor and Mrs. w. B. Hepburn left W.,
lace yesterday morning for Idaho p,u.
where the senator is to sneak w.a,,.
day night. Senator Hepburn is h,,,,,
to deliver % speeches in Idaho du,,,.
the campaign and he says he ,n,.,s.
delivering them and perhans r.,
more than he is already billed n,
even though his physicians have Al.
vfsed him to curtail the major port,m
of his engagements. Mrs. Heybsn
will accompany him all through IN.
campaign.
Speaking of his health the sena,m
said this morning:
II feel normal. OF course, natunl.
~ am a little weak from nv recent
illness yet. but I feel a whole lot bet. 1
ter than my physicians seem to think
I am"
List Of the Senator'S Datss
The senator's schedule Of speeches
Is: September rs. Idaho Falls; Sep.
TENDER %. Rigby; October I. sho.
shone; October 2, HALEY; October l.
Hepburn: October 4. Twin Falls; Dc.
tober -: Pocatello: October II. Mont.
pelier; October ~, Caldwell; October
IS. Weiser; October Is, Moscow; octo.
Der 16, Genesee; October II, Lewiston;
October IS, 10 and 20, points in Idaho
county to be fixed later; October ]?
Standpoint; October e3, Rathdrum; !
October "a, Occur d'Alene. and octo.
Der 26, st. Maries.
The night before election he will
speak in Wallace, and the night pre-
vious to that Wardner viii hear him.
He probably will speak between the
fourth and the ninth Of October the
point to be later decided upon, anu
number Of the dates scheduled Will DC
transposed on account of railroad &C.
commodations, etc.
There Is also a chance that his pny'
sicians may succeed in inducing 1@
senator to curtail number OF MS en-
gagements, but Senator Hepburn doe'
not now think 80.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
Fairbanks in Denver.

DENVER, Colo. Sept. 26.-Vice-
President Fairbanks, who has been at
tending the Pike centennial celebration
at Colorado Springs. came to Denver
today to be the guest of honor at to-
nights banquet Of the Denver Cham
Der Of Commerce. Elaborate arrange
ments have been completed for the af-
fairs. which will be attended by prom
inent public men of Colorado and
neighboring states. Mrs. Fairbanks.
the guest today Of the local organiza-
ton of the Daughters of the Revolu-
ton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
, Republican Executive. Committee

Republican Executive Committee. -
Chairman ]. H. Brady Of the state
committee has announced the members
of the executive committee. They are
G. w. Thompson Of Lewiston, James
E. Steele Of Bingham county, A. B.
Moss of Payette and w. s. CLANCY Of
Pocatello.
The chairman has also named Mrs.
Belle f. Kurtz Of Nampa and Miss
Louise E. Johnson of Boise as a wo-
mans auxiliary committee.
Charles L. Hoffman of Rathdrum Is
vice chairman for the northern end Of
the state.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26

pany. The original company organi-
zed under the act of 1864, was the
Northern Pacific Railroad company.
This company was granted certain
lands and rights by congress. Later
the Northern Pacific Railway CON-
pany was organized, and 1t is now
contended that the Northern Pacific
Railway company is not the legal sue.
cessor Of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company.
May Cancel Al Patents.
If the case were won on this point
the entire holdings of the Northern
Pacific in the state would be invali-
dated as the railroad company hav
never made selections here, and II the
point is well raised the railway COM
pany never had right to select lambs
and the only selection Of the question
would be the cancellation of their
patents.
The case in it's nature is but a con-
tinuation of the fight that Mr.. Smith
and Senator Hepburn have been maxi
ing for some time The trading of the
worthless lands in the state of WASH
ington for valuable timber lands in
Idaho has always been regarded by
them as gigantic steal, and these
men have always fought the cases Of
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26

The !aress. glass Of beer in town .,
the T-coma.
California Honey zoe q pound at
RusseII's Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26

Sshleicher's celebrated Grapes zoe .
basket at RusselPs Grocery.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26
SUIT AGAINST NORTHERN PA.
CIFiC.

Continued from Page One.)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-26

Monkeys Dead Shot Corn Cure 9S'
great satisfaction. Give Il trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-24

The fatted turkey Is being killed for
the home coming legislator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-24

More Judges do not necessarily mean
more justice, but more frequent doses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-24
THREE HONEST JUDGES ADDED.

The three men who were Yesterday
raised to the new superior court bench
Of the states judiciary system are reeog-
nized as honest, fair-minded. conscicn-
tious men, Two Of them Eleazcr L.
Waterman Of Braitlehoro and Alfred a.
IIoil ~ 81 Adams, have had long ex-
perience at the bar, while the third,
William IT. Taylor Of Hardwicls. al
though a much younger man, Is already
known 70 the legal fraternity, He is
ore of the present senators from Gale
donia county, and is considered one Of
the leading members Of that body. With
three such men added TO the list Of our
higher court Judges Vermont may feel
satisfied in the integrity Of its Judiciary.
They win be in large measure response
bic for the success or failure of the new
system Of courts which will be instituted
soon. At the same time, the practition-
crs before them must realize also that
they have part burden in the trying
out Of the recognized judiciary. Let the
lawyers be prepared to present their
cases when the cases are set to be
called, and there win be less likelihood
Of the piling up Of these mountains Of
legal tangles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-24

dallying along, with the two men direct
NJ concerned dangling on string, So
to speak. This has been due to the
chickering's over The Interpretation Of the
constitution, whether tine joint canvass
ing committee Of that body has the au-
thority to 20 back 81 tile certificates
Of election and count the ballots them
selves. That constitutes the point Of
dispute, w. =. Meagher, who claims the
election, asserting that the legislature
cannot 20 back Of the certificates, and
the protestant, W. r. Daley, claiming
that where there is allegation Of error
the ballots themselves may be counted.
A majority Of the committee stood by
Che contention Of the protestant but
the jewel Of consistency was not pos
sessed by the legislature as a whole,
which refused TO uphold the position Of
the majority Of the committee Thus
the deadlock has continued for two
months, with the assembly making a
sad spectacle Of itself until finally it is
compelled to admit its impotency as well
as its chiIdishness After an this ex-
pense accrued by the necessity Of being
constantly on tie field Of action, the
tive parties viii undoubtedly be COM
PEELED 70 undergo the further costs Of
litigation which must inevitably follow
whatever appointment is made to the
states attorneyship when the present
encumbent steps out Of Office December
]. This is one matter over which the
session OF 1906 viii feel ashamed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-24
PLAINFIELD.

Mrs. Ellen Greeley has gone to san.
bornton, n. III, 10 spend the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Merton Perrin.
Henry Batchelder Of Goddard seminary
was at home on Tuesday because OF
illness.
y. I Bartlett was IN Montpelier part
of this week
Mrs. Wilson went ON Thursday to East
Burke To remain for q few DAYS.
Mrs Fanny Dix has commenced work
Tor Dr. D. y, Smith
Charles AnDis 81 HardwicA Is visiting
relatives in town,
4. 81 Connolly of tiraniteville was IN
town on business Monday
Mr. and iAIgs Erwin Brown and family
baye nRyssI sto Worcester, aassE f1
Dr Chandler Of Barre vas tn town