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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-09
REVENUE OF WHARVES
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DIS
TRICT COMMITTEE.

According to the annual report of the
District wharf committee, which was sub
mitted to the Commissioners today, the rev.
enues from leased wharf property during
the fiscal wear ended June 30 last amounted
to sl7.246.6I. The committee states that
there were few changes in the lessees of the
property during the var, the leases almost
invariably being for long terms, most of
which expire on March 15 1903.
Renewing their recommendation, which
was made In it's report last year, the COM
mittee. which consists OF j. r. Sutton. lieu
tenant of the harbor police precinct; w. j.
Douglas, engineer of bridges. and D. l..
Garges. secretary of the Engineer Commits
soner. urge strongly that some legal pro-
ceedings be instituted to determine the own
ership OF riparian rights along the Anacos-
tia river front. An account OF recent dredg-
ing of wider channel along the Ana costa
river from its confluence with the Potomac
river to the navy yard, the report AYERS,
has made the additional water front very
valuable. especially on account of the mad
equate wharf space along the Potomac
water front. to meet the increasing COM
mercial needs Of the city of Washington.
The determination of the relative rights Of
the public and of private owners on the An
acoStia is also pointed out as being neces-
sary in connection with the reclamation of
the flats of the Anacostia river which Is
subject of great public interest.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
FORM RAILROAD CLUB
St. Paul Men Start Organization will
81. 200 Charter Members.


200 Charter Members.
The Transportation club was formed
last night at st. Paul with 200 charter
members. Headquarters will be Sc
cured at 376 Robert street. Any rail.
road man living in st. Paul can become
a member and the charter list will be
held open until Oct. ST.
Temporary officers were elected with
W. M. Stephenson Of the Wisconsin
Central as chairman @. sHaase Of
the Baltimore & Ohio was named secre-
tary and treasurer. The, beard Of man
ayers will prepare a. constitution and
bylaws and will fit up the new assem-
bly,, billiard, card and buffet rooms.
The managers are: r. J.. Elliott.
Northern Pacific; George Lowell, Wa.
bash; F. E. Otos, Milwaukee; H. M.
Lewis, 500; r. F. Malone, Great West-
ern; e. A. Whitaker, Omaha; Herman
Brown, Wisconsin Central; F.. M. Rugg,
Burlington; w. E.. Witherspoon, Min
neapolis & st. Louis; j. r. Richards.
Northern Pacific; G. W. Elton, Great
Northern; G. A. Engquist, Great West
ern; II. w. Brown, Lake Shore; w. NJ.
Stephenson, Wisconsin Central; H. D..
Still, Northern Pacific. zsl
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
MINNEAPOLIS PROOF.

W. R. Hiles, mail carrier, 2soe Sec.
ond avenue, Minneapolis, MINI, says:
"The satisfactory results which de-
rived from the use Of Doan s Kidney
Pills several years ago induced me to
highly recommend the remedy to others.
At that time I contracted bad cold
which settled in my back and kidneys.
This made my back very weak and ]
tired very easily. Doan 8 Kidney Pills
which I procured at Voege1i Bros. Drug
Company soon removed the trouble and
the cure has been permanent. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

Net surplus for the cs.ss III
year ............ $s,27e,241.5s $5,555, 7eo.11
= The Northern Pacific has fled a sep
sarate. report with the state railroad and
state Of it's business .inss innesdta aafor,a
the same fiscal vaar % ha:s nrin cinal
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
NEW STRENGTH FOR OLD BACKS

lifting; If you are tired. and nervous
have headache, dizzy spells, watery
swellings under the eyes or around the
ankles, rheumatic or neuralgia pain,
gravel, scalding urine, too frequent pas.
sages, sandy OF stringy sediment in the
urine, scanty OF discolored urine, OF
passages at night, be sure your kidneys
need attention.
Doan's Kidney Pills is the best
medicine to use. It has cured thou-
sands and will cure you. ~as-.=s
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

Gemmell, genral manager Of the Min
nesota & International road, was in the
city today. When asked as to the
prospect of the company building from
Big Falls to International Falls next
season he stated that he did not expect
to DO so: Some Of the. stockholders.
said to be the Backus-Brooks people,
are reported to be contemplating build
ing the link. = If they do it is consid-
cred probable that The Minnesota &
International will operate the line un-
der a traffic agreement. :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
START CONDEMNATION
Hartman Representatives Begin New
Effort to Reach Seattle Station Site.


Effort to Reach Seattle Station Site.
Special to The Journal.
Seattle, Wash, Oct. ia new move
was made yesterday by representative
of E. II. Hartman in their effort to
secure entrance into Seattle and to
property owned by the Oregon & Wash
lngton road, when condemnation suits
were filed for ninety-foot right Of
way thru nearly twelve blocks Of tide
lands in the southern part Of the city.
The length Of this strip is nearly 10,.
900 feet, and crosses almost 1000 feet
owned by the Seattle & Montana rail
way belonging to the Great Northern.
A plan submitted by J. j. Hill and
approved by the city council was re-
Gently rejected by Hartman. This
sixty feet wide thru the property IN
question, the inner thirty feet to be
occupied by running tracks Of the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

but I'LL were injured. During the year
fourteen postal clerks were injured and
fifteen trespassers on the right of way
were killed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
+ BYRNEs WILL BE PROMOTED

Former Minneapolis Man Slated for
@ High Rank Back East. 4 ~ s
Timothy 3. Brynes Of Boston, for
merlY Of Minneapolis. assistant to the
Rfg Msrt5rd road ane e 9 Meen i
made q vice president, +; In his former
position Mr.. Byrnes was practically the
president of the road So far as Boston
was concerned. He was Mr.. Mellen g
personal representative there. The
election will be held tomorrow and the
probable selection OF ! Mr.. Byrnes as
vice president is forecast BY Loren
Fletcher, confirming rumors: that have
been ahoat for some time.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
Conductors Adjourn.

3 After two days. sessions, the meeting
of railroad conductors in st. Paul
called by st. Paul: Division No. 40,
closed last evening. Matters of inter
est to the order turnout the country
were: discussed and some resolutions
passed, but all business was transacted
behind closed doors. The proceedings
mitted for approval + to the e. general er
chairman Of the conductors associa-
tionsa relative to the form in which the
proceedings will be produced before the
biennial meeting of the order in Mem
phis next May. ~ a. IL - =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

Union Pacific, and the outer. fifteen feet
on each side to contain switching tracks
for, the Great Northern, on which Har-l
sriman was to have common use. Harri-
man is attempting to reach the site on
which he will build his station in this
CITY. . - l%-G ,'.a #.a't 50 II .f2s{&
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
Gould Not Sleep for Ooughinr.

"a customer called me up one cold
night last winter wanting a bottle of
Chamberlain 8 Cough Remedy for his
mother, who had such a cough that she
could not sleep" says E.. Nixon Of
stall1ngs, Ala; 1.-THE next day he told
me that one dose Of it relieved her and
that she rested well for the remainder
of the night 81. ,.s.., -. - ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
STOCK USED FOR RETIREMENT
< ii. -----' - E -, / lis
Milwaukee Will Devote $25 100000 New
Issue to Improving System.

Issue 20 Improving system :.
Special to Tho journal. 80 80. .
1904, the stockholders of the Milwau-
kee road, at special meeting in this
city, authorized the board to issue new
common stock to the aggregate of $685.
100000. None of this stock was issued
until within the last two or three
months. s,.s- 80. a..
It is now learned, that none Of the
new issue is to go to, the extension Of
the company's Pacific coast line, now
well under way. The largest single
item will, be the expenditure Of SILL
100000 for equipment and the second
largest amount for new. branches built
as feeders to the present system Of
some 1000 miles Of tracks, but which
will have nothing to do with the new
coast line. * esE Il
The remainder Of the; new issue will
be used for second-track work in Wis
consin, Minnesota and Iowa, for shop
improvements at Milwaukee and for a
"variety Of minor purposes. - y. :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
RAILROAD NOTES.

The state railroad commission will have q
hearing Friday at W1nona on the petition for
a loading platform at Rollingstone a small
statlon on the Chicago Great Western, ten
E. II. Campbell, agent at ST.. Joseph, No.,
has been appointed inspector of station ser
wee OF the Great Western road. The new
OFFICER VIII relieve the operating officials of
some Of their duties and viii have charge of
maintenance and improvement of station &C.
commodations for the public.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

Will Not Build to Boundary.
Special to The Journal. -
Brainerd, Mimi, Oct. lev. q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
Irt %gciturbcn.

Scnrp Irt, melder ieinem Ero5cB
Dcgen Gri6ieBenS bon Sroncis
4apier 9rpipn i'm 8ef1ngnib emf
gcgeniab, itirbt on 9elirilm
tremens.
SIN it1otiiden @efGngniB itqrb ge-
tern Ibenb Z llbr Senrp Irt, mel
der %lei1er Grn5eiiirung pegen gr.
lfiebens bon 8rancis 3apier 9romn
am II. september entgegeniab, am
Gelirium tremens, unb miro Coroner
Or. Sopoen beute einen Snqueit Of
bolten. Gus Ableben muroe ifon
lett cinigen Sagen ermartet, nnb fam
oas gnoe geItern Mbcno oaber nidlt
unerpartet.
6rancis 3apier 9rotpn bon Hr. !,
Norb s@ilmor- StrnBe, bate ii6 am
Wittwod, ben II. September, Hod)-
mittags, nit ieinem 9ruoer George
lInb bier anoeren Srelinoen 51 einem
Spa5iergal19 Die 8eit Baltimore,
StraBe binaus begeben. auf ibrenl
Seimueg poilirten yoie Sungen Ias
MEL 2eonorb's Steinbruh au
@lppnn's Sollen mo neften Den BORT
l%totionirtcn W1hter, ben 51sj1brigen
Senrp Irt ourh Steinpiirfe. Tieier
puroe 5ornig, periolgte Die gurifeu.
500 ieinen Hepoloer uno feuerte eis
men SduB, Der SronciS 4. 9romn in
ben &iiden traf lnb Die 2ltnge ourhs
bobrte. Ser Germunoete lief nod 80
S6ritte fpeiter, bis CT 81 gooen ionf.
Sic anberen &nnben trugen i'm Ell
nige 100 CARDS meiter, bis lie bon,
einem Sclepbon aus sic iiiomeItlid)c
Eoli5eiitationpon Dem Sorgefaaenen
benahridtigen fonnten. Gle III
Itrifts- gmbulon5 bradte ben Scr
munoetcn nod BENT r6ronflin.
Squurc+Soipitol," aber 9erabe ais
lie bieies erreihte iturb Der anabe.
ungeiGbr 20 Minuten, nahoem or
ben tootlihen ShuB erbolten bate.
Sergeant 9rooerif, Der nit Der
MmbulanS gefommen mar, perbaftete
Mrt, bel Dem Der 32-falibrige &epol-
Der, ben er in5piiden wiebcr poat
it1noi9 gelnben bate, porgcfunber
,lpuroe.
Die bon Gr. Sores am folgenoen
Gage in Ser iiiotpeltliden Holi5ci-
ltation o~baeboltcne Goroncrs-S ilrp
bielt grt fir Den 600 9rofun's pcrr
antmortlid), UNI mllroe oerlclbe Dem
@eriGtsperfobren iibcripieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01

Ioate auf einem Stro-
Benhob IN oggon &aoan. :
grtbur q. Yotteriom Mr. las, Oorf-
&oaS, 80 Sabre alt, wrroe geitern
bon &id)ter Grammar in Der mittle-
rem Goli5eiitation 51 S. nnb Soften
berurtbeiIt. Totterion purbe ON
Samitag slbeltb Z ltbr an Der Gde
bon Sonibap. unb Sapette-S traBe
BON 8oIi5iit Honeppcrboftet, neil CT
auf eirem @ogeon Ser Dorf-8pab-
2inie einen Seibenrooou aemaht
botte, bo linn Ser Gonbufteur fein
l1miteieebinet eeben noute, als ct
oen @aaeon perlalicn poIte, cbfuobl
ibm Scr Gonhufteitr eugene $. Woob
bebeitete, hab er MIR bei'm 9eitei.
gen bes @ogeons llmiteigebiqcte
seben biirfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01

Cumberland, WNb., bat itf entldlol.
zen, nidt ais unabb0ngigcr republic
fonilfer GongreB-Gonbioot i'm 6. 9ls
1tritt 81 lolrfen. Serr 9if hnttc cine
longc Gonferen5 nit &rll. Slopo
Soipnoes, unb ion Der 2eBtere Srn.
did enti6ieoen Don einem iold)en
Sfritt obgerntben boben. allBerocm
beflnoet iid Die &riegsfaIie bes Srn.
cid nidjt IN einem 3uiton0e, I'M Die
Soften zines iolden Samples mlsbolz
ten 81 fonnen.
Ole &eqi it rirung.
lleber Die bisberigc Hegiltrirltng
berridJt i'm oemofrutii6enSnlptqu
tier grobe 3ufrieoenbeit, Oo Die De-
mofroten iopeit beoelltclr0 iiber lire
politiiden @cguer I'M &ortbeil iinb.
9isber iin0 bonn oemofrotiiben
Sauptquartier nod feline be5oblten
S1lifer a1geiteQt por0en, unb oas
gilnitige Geiultot lit auein Der Irbeit
Der Grefutiubeamten 81 %peroanfen.
Sm Sauptqllartier ilnO 9eridte ein-
g%elaufen, Dob Die Hepublifoner Der.
iufen, friid %5uge5ogene Neger auf
Homen bon g%eltorbenen ober fortge.
5ogenen Negern 81 regiItriren, unb
uerben Die oemofratiihen @ablbe.
amten, unteritiiBt pon9tehtsoniudlten
uno @ebeimpoli5iiten, ibr beionoeres
augenmerf ouf oieie Ncger ridten,
Oamit ieoer berielben, pel6er niht
5ur Hegiltrirllng bered)tigt lit, ober
oennoh periuht, iih regiitriren 81
lolien, Dem Griminol.@ eridtsperfob.
rem ii6eripieien peroen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01

menpereins bcr5lih fir Die nertbs
poac 8abe oonftc urtb tie Der bou-
ernoen Sohadtlng uno Gerebrlng
oes ,@ermonio . Wdrmer6ors" per-
iiderte. Sierouf iangem Die aftipen
ul1ter 2eitung hires Girigcnten Froi.
@mil Gbriitioni nSm Selb oes Wor-
gems frib" uno Gas ciniame Gos-
lein i'm S6ol"uro 6rau slIiuirc Sein
triie nit grobem beflomatoriiden
@eidif r9es SGneers Stud" Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
BUR 8eahtmna !!

Die Serrcn @ercins. nnS 2pgen'
SefrctGre iucrbcn aebetcu, a0e Ser.
cinsbrridtc oScr Sdriftitife, bic fir
ben uSentidcn GorreipomSemten" be.
itinint iiab, bircft an Die 3eitnns sn
aSrciiircr, I'm elmer prumpten Gr-
Icbisnns iidcr ST. iein. 9nrdJ bas
Gorciiircn ioldcr Sdritiide an
Nnseitelitc trcten in beren Ibueien-
belt Dfters fir bcibc Earteicn nnlicb.
fame @ers6sernngcn Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
&benmatismns, 1idt, Masen. an6
Nerben : 9~ranfbeiten fSnnen
buiifip furirt tuerben.

Spreht BET inns Dor unS inipisirt
uniere nit alien mobernen Mpparaten
ausgeitattete unb ausihlieblih fir
bie miiienihaftIide pbpfitaIiide 8e.
banolung Don Nerpen. uno troni.
iden aranfbeiten beitimmte anitalt.
uno man miro iiber5eugt iperben, bas
mir oas tbun f0nnen, mas mir iagen.
9ienra Sanaturinm,
(249) 413 @eit-Sapette Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01

SoIider AIarm. - Goli5iit
COOPER perboftete eeitern Gormittoa
11H llbr Die t6-idbrigen Geo, GEL,
Nr. 206, Moro-5reberid Strobe, mo
Mlt. Withea, Ger. 1906, Sit'2ering.
ton-S troBe, ipeil bieielben einer fol.
ifcn alarm pom aaiten 9sr. 225.
Gde bon 6reberid- uno 2eyiraton-
Strobe, ~einianotefp. Die anaben be.
baupteten, bob linen jeoe b~ostpiGisc
abiidJt fern gelegen babe. Seinanb
bate v6GnfrI" eerufen uno bdtter
tie, obre iid 81 beiineA Den Nlarnl
eingeianbt. hlt ~,
Irci 9tAaoaubrioe r BE.
It r a t.t'-4{Safob Sborter, Elm De.
ger, bon Grn. ttO5, Wiitcent.S trabc,
wilrbe eeitern pom Nid)tcr 2oben in
Der peitIiden EoIi8eiitatipn NIT 500
@iIton @eit. Elm Meser, bon Ger.
HOS, @incent.S trabc. nit $25 mn
Wln. Goof, Elm Neger, BON Nr. 124
Sbotes. Court, nit $40 unb Soften
beltraft. GA b%icielben AM Samitnl
gbenb III Der H1be Ser TincentitraBt
cine Vriiselieene onifiibrten iittb Die
YoliSiitcn Eorter unb Strud angrif-
len ais SieicIbrn einihrciten moIlten
aeiner- orrieIbcn .fnrtutr Die StrafG
beBablen pesbaIbaalle Grei I'M $50.
tel Socf" cillqiiartiert ipurSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01

Gin id6nes nub niitIideS 0eidenf
fir gnaeb0rise lit INNER cine lebens.
srokc photographic pber cine flint.
lcriid bollcnocte Gopic clues alien
gilocs in Grapun, @aKerfarbe, Del
ober Eaitea. Die id5niten Cabinet.
bilSer muir ST pro 0mtcnt.
Snlins Scbbel, oeutider Hbotosrapb.
CO., 321 Norb.U ah. Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
sbeu. s. 9ieuer &: g..

Meiie. Bureau uno @edieIItube.
Sdifisfarten bon uno nod 9eutih.
lano nit Dem Norooeutiden 2Iopb
uno atoeren 2inicn. Geiiepdlie, Wed.
iel, Greoitbrieie unS Gelbienoungen.
217 Oft.galtimpre.S traFe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
Sdjiffsfarten BON nnS mod 9cati6.
Lamb.

Bon Baltimore Bis gremen: So.
iiite $50, $40 uno $47.50. Bremen
Biz Baltimore: $3.50 uno $3.50.
Hunoreiie sabinieerem Yreiie. 9beo.
S. 9iener e Co., 2t7, Ci.Waftimpre.
strake. (t70-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01

Vd8e Mr's ansians bsicrst G.. @atnt. UT.
413, ef-Saltimprs's ety. ateGsaamtsHis.ape
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
Staot Baltimore.
1tntcrbaItnuas . @eaueiicr.

rWtnit.staSemie." 9iefe geptc: .1be
SlnTst1ait".
,WahetH." - Sicie @ohe: Rpbert Manfc.
iter's Sartefn 6atr Extravaganza 60" 3dgs
lid M,atinee.
nSiancb's." Siefe sSo6e: .36e 8bpfo
0irl".
r6pro's Spera Spuic." - Sicfe Bo6c: .3be
Sirgini1n".
eSpnican." 49, Siefe 1o6c; Cutters Ialt
Sipbt".
saIbnngb's." Giefe @ohe: SnuocbiucsGor.
ttcIll1aefl.
r@tarpianb." - 9icfe @ode: 9eitb's Ban.
oeotlesEortieui1gen. 3d9li6 0intinee.
.Anbttprinnt." - Siefc Wode: nIrouRo tbc
9Iod".
uyieip Monumcutni." - Siefe gSo6e: ,Ibe
Oierrn Purlesaucrs". 1GaIid Muiinec.
,,ypeitern WnrHlnns. gabu." - Bonn I. bis
3. Siiober arobc Yorf Suir.
8eidiapcrein yWiciobie". Stenitda, ben ..
Sftpber. notwithstanding linb Rnl In ,Sbis
Inefs Sale" Gr. 032, gorosgronoipaD.
uVoripdrts." - Sunntdg, ben 7. Siiober,
Srfuriion md Yeilslpnr.
@eiannoerein y9identrana". @Iortna. ben
5: Cfiober. 10. idbrli6er @au in Der nStgblano
WcabeuO".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-01
Yl6tlid scitOrben.

FiuPlluD gCVu[ueH.
Gin after Soloot miro tobt in ieinem
Bette in DEM 2~ogirbauie GER. 612,
Sit-9oltimorc. StroBe, aufgefun-
bcn. Gin Ser5idlag botte iei-
mem 2eben Elm glloe gemodt.
als geIterr Nbeno Der 5agmad)ter
i'm Sanforb 2ogirbouie, Hr. 612,
SIt9oltimore-S trabe, ieine Huttbe
mod)te, fono er Serrn Sobn ". Gar
Der, einen @ait, melfer ieit ungefdbr
od)t Wonaten I'M Sorie mobllte, tobt
I'M Bette liegen. Iie Eoli3ei ipurbe
benofriftigt uno ser GOO Dem So.
roner II. Sopoen geneloet, melf)er
einen oi,f Ser5ihlog lultenoen COB.
tenifein ausItellte lln0 ben Seid)s
nam in Die Worgue ifaffen lieB.
Nus Den binterloiienen Eopieren oes
Sooten ergob lid, oaB cine Softer
b~elielben, 6rou Si55ie Cor, III Soir-
mount, NO, ipobnt, unb mur0e Die.
ielbc bon Dem Nbleben hires Gnters
benadri6ti9t. CAREER. melder Sam.
itng abeno 5niihen Z unb s llbr ST
9ett ging, mllroe mGbrcnb Der Nodt
bonn Ser5ihlog betroiicn. ba CT BET
Nllffinoen Der Seid)e idon piele
Stluiben tobt mar. Ger Sobte mar
cin Sniolie ocs SolbotenheimS IN
SomptonL So, bod botte er bis gum
20. Ge5ember llrloub. gr mar unge.
fubr 6S Sabre alt lnb bette i'm 3.
Worplonb Snianterie-&egiment So.
:. Ger 9iirgcrfrieg mitgemadt. slu-
Ber Eeniions. uno onberen Yopieren
luurben iiber $6 9oargelb in ieinem
Veiib g%efunoen, lpclfe Coroner Ir.
Sapoen in @ermnbrung rabm.
Be der Sic 6 ird ) c. - I'M
gefdbr 80 Gclcgotcn Ger rNoirp
MISUNDERSTANDING, meldc ibrc
Contention bier obbGlt, beiuhteu
9eltern ben @ottes oienit in Der Nell-
SerliolemsSairde nm Colbert, nobe
GbaiesStrobe, ToItor Nrt9ur Wer.
Ger, unb beiiftigten Damn bic Sc.
6crtpiirbiafcitcn @altimore's, iomeit
Dies oos Wettcr crioilhte. Seilte fin-
oct Ole Groffnlrng hes n9airp 2itnd)
Hoom Meiu Nr. /" an SIt-9oIti.
more, 5fuiidcn 2iabt. unb Colbert
StrnBe, itott. Die 9caintenpabl bat
~folgenoes Teiultot ereeben: Grdii-
bent @esIep ~. Wearlp. Baltimore;
@ice.Traiibclt Sarrp S. Stout,
9renton, M..S.; Sefret1r 6. 6. ct.
8ermain, Neip.Dorf; Sdaemeiiter
Senrp g. @owIes, Springfield, Moi-
iaf)uietts; bic brei wciien Idnrer,
S. s. @irnlin9bom, 2ouis g. Gam
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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-26
W. G. URTON.
EoR JUDGE.

1 hereby announce myself a can
didate for Probate Judge of Chaves
County subject to the action of the
Democratic Party.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-26

The subjects of Elder Hills SER
mons for Sunday causing the Par
son" to remark this morning that he
was something of a crank himself,
Elder Hill replied: MY position in
both religion and politics is that a
man should entertain no ~precOncep-
lions so fixed that his mind is not
always open to the reception of the
truth however inconsistent that may
prove with accepted views" That
starts us thinking, and the Parson
wishes to add the thought that the
sermon which does not maxi the
nearer thinking for himself is not
worth much.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-26
ticket from the voting place.

IlcKet the voting place.
In case a voter cannot read or
write. the judges may read him the
ticket and erase for him names of
candidates not desired. No informa-
ton otherwise shall be furnished.
Art. 8.-Only tickets marked or
stamped and voted as above provid-
ed shall be counted.
Art. 9.-The voting place for Pre-
cincts 1 and 2 shall be at the Court
House in Roswell. and all Democratic
voters for said precincts shall vote
at the same ballot box. In all other
precincts the voting places are as
follows:
Precinct 3, East Grand Plains.
Precinct 4, Dexter.
Precinct 5, Hagerman.
Precinct 6, Lake Arthur.
Precinct z. Lower Penasco, Elk
School House.
Precinct s, Plains (Place designat-
ed later.
Precinct 9, Glen.
Precinct 10. Yeso-
School District No. 16, Spring
Mound Valley.
Art. 10.-There shall be appointed
three judges and two clerks for each
precinct by the Central Committee,
except for the Precincts one and two
there shall be five judges and two
clerks. and said judges in any pre-
cinct may select a door keeper if
they see fit.
Art. 11.-If, for any reason, any
voter is challenged as TO his being
a legal voter, he shall be required to
make proper affidavit before Notary
Public or Justice of the Peace, pro-
vided by the Central Committee to
the effect that he is a qualified voter,
unuer the laws oI the territory OF
New Mexico, at the time of this pri-
mary.
Art. 12.-All candidates shall file
their names with the Secretary for
places on the ticket and pay their
assessments not later than June 1.
1906. VIM ATKINSON
Chairman.
C. c. TANNEHILL, Secy.