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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
HOWELL N I. The
AsCENDANCY
''' publican BIZ State Convention Convent
: From Weber County
LIVELY FIGHT IN PRIMARIES
ro,bu.Ia.m at Catherine
Gro .. ni,,vpoIutmcn's-LI'' OF Del
20. From City and County

s,,, lat the Republican
os'' IA last evening to e'ec'
tn., ,., 70 ths state convention the
ess'" ,,t,usasm ever witnessed
fe''', , ,,,.linss fin ogden was eHhlo-
at '.'H N n. gatherings There were
''' J. .''o,. present at the meetings
iFO y. ro.foh Howell for congress-
sr8 an alu-Howell faction
,'l.1,lion. are that a majority OF ,f the
-. ,l.,,ed will he for Mr. How
easS$s, i,sllest fight was on m the
..,,r,s,nth precinct where Wii,ianl
s si..'rp resides he desired 10 be
go, 49,. ana had his forces at work.
- ornosltion won out over nm
v " Harry simms. who received
~. and Sir Glasmann SO. The
100 on IN real earnest ana IN two
esrds those DESTROYS of being
80, Rad closed carriages out 10
,ssir supporters 10 the voting
"a home again. IN the Fourth
IN. urinary was held at the court
There we're fully 200 people
-, ,od IN tuo Of the other wards
v,s AN unusually large attend
Those opposed TO the renomina-
q, w Hcwell admitted after the
...,,-,, hat they had not succeeded
,,,,Irr a majority Of the delegates.
- n, Howell people feel confident
ar vin be able 10 poll at least 70
,.,r ron Weber county Tor their man.
y, balance Of the delegation viii be
gsi.s bstwesn Farley =. Christensen
IA frank Fishburn Between now
IA N, date o. the state convention
4 1. bld IN salt Lake CITY on the
~ some hard work wlll be done by
Il, tlrse sspifan,s fof nomination on
y, Republican ticket for Congress.
he delegates elected are.
Tr, Ward-Charies Layne, John
lugln Henry Wade. George Wilson.
lt,n Browning. Thomas Carr George
NeJts
second Wsrd-W. C. Howell. +. w,
Kennedy Martin Ceary, d. 7. Tracy
ls,g Love,
n.I Ward-James Dysdale, l.. G.
lsrva 0. B. Madison. b. c. Chapman,
D,us Jensen Albert Power.
Fourth Wsrd-Louis h Carver Ru-
t6,. Kuchler. Reese Howell. Harry
Srlrs Joseph Stanford. Fred W.
Chambers. b. A. Bowman, y. u. Nc
lenh
Nth Ward-Thomas Davis, Daniel
fsh " J. Ddymple J. W. Wilcox,
r 4 Ntyes Pred 7 Dalton.
Ns5nf-George Richie.
Ne'i 0gtsn-Al Toone.
ian Nu-W. G. Child. Jr.
hsfrNale-f. A. Miller.
LAsry-0 A Penrod.
Edn-linsN. Shupe.
NcKig-Vn G. Smith.
Plar cg-Thos England. Vim.
Gsmrw
Narr-E. l. Stewart.
Nis W,sr-Archibald Mcfarland
I'D h z Peterson.
WlSi-D r. Ellis.
fti'anl Views. p. Mathews.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
FUNERAL OF CHARLES 0. CARD
Encomiums Of an Honorcd and Well
spent Life.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
logan. Cache Co, Sept. 4.-lmpres-
slye funeral services were held over the
remains Of President Charles O. Card
at : o'clock this afternoon IN the Logan
tabernacle, which was lastly drsped IN
white There was a large attendance
Of old tins friends and associates OF
the deceased, from far and near. who
me, TO pay tribute Of respec, TO one
Of Gods noblemen. The pallbearers
we're old associates Of the departed.
Bishhop Anthem Anderson Of the Sec
ond ward conducted the services, the
tabernacle choir furnished sweet ana
appropriate music and NJ. J. Ballard
rendered a beautiful solo. Il Know that
my Rcdecpor lives President Isaac
smith was the first speaker He spoke
81 his long association With President
Card In church and other affairs. and
testified to bis sterling worth, honesty
and integrity throughout he. Prcsi-
dent william Bulge. Elder Charles ".
Hari OF the First council o. seventies
and Bishop Anderson spoke In like
manner and offered words 81 comfort
10 the sorrowing family. who were urs-
81 10 follow the noble example given
them by their ilustrious father.
The numerous floral tributes, large
attendance and lengthy cortege which
followed his remains 10 the grave bore
witness 10 the love and esteem IN
which President Card Was held IN the
community.
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Fever the patient experiences a sense
lof uneasiness about the nasal passages
/ with slight disposition 10 snoeze
Gradually these symptoms increase
and often there is an intense itchlnt
Of the nasal passage with profuse
watery discharge, which necessitates
the constant use Of a handkerchief IL
aggravated cases the discharge drip'
continually from the nose, later the
mucous membrane becomes so c0ngesl
ed that the secretlOns present a gray
ish color The inhamed mucous mem
brane naturally causes more or less
stenosis. or narrowing or closing OF
the nasal passages, which adds greatly
10 the discomfort Of the sufferer. Of
tentimes the nasal passages are en-
tirely closed un.
II the patient lies on the side. the
nasal passage which Is uppermoSi be-
comes open. while the fluid collects 10
the parts below; or II the patient lies
on the back the flow passes to reai
portion. causing a complete stoppag'
Of the nasal passages The fluids which
escape from the nose are often irritst.
ing around the opening 81 the moss
and lip. and very frequently give rise
IN irritation around the opening al
the nose and lin. and sometimes ever
result In eczema The eyes becomi
congested and the lips red and Itch
ing. II the disease Is allowed 10 run
an attack Of asthma often SETS IN
The asthmsuc symptoms are usually
confined Ia the night time although
the waking hours are often character
lied by shortness ~ breathing whiet
the patient describes as wheeling
Hay Fever IS a treacherous disease
] but almost every case Yields TO prope
care and treatment. Every sufere
from this inddious and deceptive dis
ease should consult DIS. Shores 4
/ Shores al once
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OPENING OF WEBER ACADEMY.
Rig Stake school win Commence sea-
sons Work Monday. Sept IL.

Ogden. Sept. l5.-For some time past
one OF the busiest places In the city
mas been the Weber stake academy.
In addition 20 the work .ong on IN the
erecting OF the new building, calci-
miners, paperhangers, painters and
cornice workers have been occupied in
repairing. cleaning. and renovatIng the
present building. As result. every
thing Is now ready for the opening OF
school on Monday Sept II. The first
day will be registration and assign
ment OF students, and on Tuesday,
Sept Il. formal opening exercises viii
be held I'm the assembly room. 10 which
the. public is cordially invited.
The faculty Of the present year is as
follows: David o. Mckay. principal.
John G. Lind, curator: William Il. Ter.
~. registrar and treasurer, Wilford
NJ McKendrick. Sylvester u. Bradford.
Jennettc Mckay, Joseph Ballsntyne.
Sarah T. Evans. Daniel Il. Shurtlin.
lie Roy Cowles NJ. Rich Porter. John
J. Mcclellan, Willard Weihe. l.. W.
Nichols.
The domestic arts department, Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
solDVn SHOOT coLoREp MAN.
J. y hi'per Has Thrilling Experience
hih lcotpads Who Escape.

o'i.n Sept FL. n. Harper. the
oaid eei At the Reed hotel was held
n' night shortly before . o'clock
" no masked men and shot in the
rll an because he aid not obey their
oo1lnsni 10 hold up his hands quick
s-'.sh % suit them. Harper lives at
,,s isar ot 1vtrty.ffth street just east
van Avenue lie had been out TO
y! WATERMELON and was returning
!, ~ VIII the melon under his arm,
s y nag only TUNED east on the little
80 s'ttus leading up 10 his home
. saea ths Two men sprang suddenly in
y, w o. hlm and ordered him 10 hold up
4. 4, .-aaS Harper did not understand
=. I,qosH n the men and trev re-
SO lns demand With more strong
: susss and arei a shot al him. Har.
49,, ~ ''allei 70 run and a second shot
- Vu' on the afr, this shot took
-, w N Hapers left arm. The hold
!, \, ~, ,lrned ana ran 10 Wall avenue
. y ls nome and notified the police who
49,. ..ay responded 10 the call. but were
800 70 get any trace Of the men.
49, ss'tial cab men who we're IN front n,
~'' ''un along the evenue and disap-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
BRIGHAM CITY.
PEACH DAY PROGRAM.
For Sept. ie-More Peaches Than
Ever Before-Iaree Shipments East.

wv t'-'tViN
Ever Before--Lsrge Shipments Fast.
Special Correspondence.
Brigham City. BoNelder Co, Sept. a.
Peaches, peaches, peaches There
never were so many peaches even in
Brigham city. seventy-five carloads
have been shipped out OF Brigham CITY
during the last week. sixty-hvs cars
~ the fsvorite liberia peaches have
been sent 10 eastern markets. The
main shippers are Knudson Bros
Horsley & Sons, F1shburn a Sons. Val
cntine Fruit company and Snow Or
chard company Beside, these numer-
Gus teams are hauling all the time IN
nearby settlements Everybody is busy
children and Japanese are working
picking sorting and wrapping the
fruit
Program Tor Peach day. Sept. ~
10 a. m.-Arrival Of excursion uralns.
Excursionists conducted TO Central
school park BY bands.
1880 a. m.-Address Of welcome
Mayor e. Hoist. "Our Desire" presi-
dent =. W Fishburn Of BoNelder Com
mercial club.
III a. ms-fftttNtalloi Ut AfNHN Nhr'r
luscious peaches 10 the visitors
n a. m. 70 II 2. m.-Vsudeyille. con-
unuous performance. AZ opera House
IL m.-Lunch
1870 ?. m. 20 $50 . m.-Fr.e band
concert.
So. m.-BasebsIl game ~ Brigham
city ball park. Bountiful vs. Brigham
for SIS purs.
gp. Matinee at Academy o. Mu-
sic and Dancing
D m.-Concert a. tabernacle.
~. Midland bail a. Academy OF
Music and Dancing
Special trains will he IN operation
from salt lake and Logan - Brigham
city and return on that day.
HOME BALL PLAYERS AHEAD.
4 lively game Of baseball was PLAYED
here last Saturday between the Bell
Telephone boys Of salt Lake. league
team. and the Brigham boys. IN the
salt Lake lineup th,re were the Dubri
men whose team has the reputation Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
5 Ogden News

academy has become so popular that
many girls and women have applied
Tor this course. and have been refused
because OF lack Of room, and accom-
modauons. Then TOO. this course IL
offered ~ one OF the regular courses.
and II special students were permitted
TO register only Tor domestic arts. ths
regular students would be deprived OF
advantages TO which they are justly en-
titled
Steps are being taken TO establish a
ccnser' atoy Of ant. in which the fac
ulty desires to include the art OF china
painting
The new building Q. progressing rap
Idly and win no doubt be completed
outside before Nov. /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
HOME TREATMENT

To properly administer this new ca
iarIh treatment al home DIS. shores
have secured two kinds Of instruments
for use Of their patients who cannot
call Al the office. one for cleansing
and rendering the membrane antiscp-
tic. and one for administering the cur
alive oils direct 10 the diseased mem
branes These two instruments are
given FREE with each full course Of
treatment. and the entire course. in
Guiding instruments and medicines TO
complete a cure Is ,i5 only. Remember
this does not mean fl5 a month but
SIS for . cure There Is no more
treatment by the month for catarrh.
since this new discovery coures quickly
and surely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
What Weakness Is and
How We Cure Il

so-called weakness In men
Is merely a symptom Of chronic
Inflammation 90 the prostate
gland. brought on by early dis
sipstion or by the improper
treatment Of some contracted
disease. A complete and rsdica
cure IS. therefore. question of
restoring the prostate gland 40
the normal state. and this We
accomplish promptly and com
pleteiy without the use Of IN.
tsrnsl remedies Our treatment
is A local one entirely, II II
original and scientific. and has
beer proven absolutely effective
hy thousands Of tests. We are
convinced that by no other
methods can full and permanent
restoration Of strength and Nig-
or be accomplished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

There was NO meeting Of the board
OF education last evening. as several
members Of the board were busy al
the pIimariss
James Mack, manager OF the ogden
Milling and Elevator company ietqrn-
I'd yesterday from a business trip hto
northern Idaho.
The case of Satterdcld " ogden &
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peared jim the darkness. Harper rushed
the depot heard the shots fred and
saw the highwaymen dash along Wall
avenue. one of them was tail and
slender and the other was short.
Harper summoned physician who
probed the wound IN the ieshy part Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
HAY FEVER.

So many patients have applied IA
Drs. Shores aud Shores for Treatment
lately who have been suffering from
Hay Fever and did not know what
their trouble was that Drs. shores
have decided 10 explain the symp-
IONS effects aud treatment Of Hay
Fever. that all may tell II At a glance
In the beginning Of an attack Of Hay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
Contracted Disorder

Be sure your cure
10 thorough. Not
one Of our patients
has ever had r re
lapse after being
discharged as cur
cd and We cure IN
less time than the
ordinary forms Of
treatment require.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.

We have your text books At pub
lishers prices Also the most COM
pleie and varied line u school sia'
tioneIy IN the market
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
The Leading Book Concern.
Main Street.
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THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE,
Which Win be Dedicated Ogden Tomorrow With and Imposing Ger


Excavation for the Masonic Temple
was commenced April a. 1905. and the
corner stone was laid June fl. 1905.
The structure was completed today
and will be dedicated tomorrow az
400 y. m. There will be a public re-
ception In the temple between the
hours Of and o'clock when the
guests VIII be shown over the prem
ises which are now being elegantly
decorated with flowers. pot plants and
ferns. Services will be conducted I'M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
SpscIik Bleed Pslses

No dangerous min
erals 10 drive the
virus 10 the inter-
Tor. but harmless.
blood clean Sin e
remedies. that re-
move the last pol
son faint
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

der the direction Of Most Worshipful
Grand Master S W. Badcon of the
Grand Lodge State Of Utah, The SER
vices will last two hours.
The cost OF the building Is said TO
be $4,000. The work OF construction
has been under the direction % &. ID.
Ives, Worshipful Master Malone n. p.
and Fred Vol z. G. The architects
we're 4. +. Parker and j \. Smith.
while the contract work was IN the
hands OF G. j. HUMPHREYS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

the arm and removed the bullet which
Is q 3 caliber The wound is not SER
ious. but viii make e impossible for
him 10 return 10 his work for short
time.
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WE TREAT AND CURE.

Csuh ans ma Trouble D
Stomach Bowel Piles and Rectal Diseases
hfdrn Spinal Troubles Diseases Del Ahm
In F Stage sn
Manhood 6S rt%e and all forms Ne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

The soc Hat Store Sc now fs'r- bus
inc,r. q =. md So. Mccag hats.
wson Hotel Annsz'
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ADJUSTMENTS
BUTCHERS ATTENTION

Mea, market tools. hxtures. etc. Tor
rcnt cheap Ben phone sies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
LOGAN DEPARTMENT

Cs, D. p,"d Carrier ta Every Might tsusay excepted IS
n, . Az ysyusst sai sempsss REGARDING delivery. should b
|r h,As Ages, for Daily Ssturd.y AID sni-W.ly Ns~s
w = .1tr Street. Phone SID ladspsaAtr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

Ralph Poulton. who sli'spoke words OF
encouragement and consolation 10 the
bercaved relatives, and referred to the
many good qualities OF the deceased
Beautiful vocal selections were render
cd by the ward choir.
STOLE 50 FROM LOGGER.
sheriff Harmon vas called 20 Thistle
yesterday morning 20 investigate rob
berry Of ~ from Charles Lott a u. a
II g. brakeman, Lott spent Thursday
night IN a house occupied by Earl Miller,
o section man, and his wife. When he
woke W yesterday morning he was minus
the SO but had possession 81 the house.
Miller and wife having left They went 10
Csstslla and spent the day In hiding
Muller came down 10 Castillo ~ tie az
tsrnoon and vas arrested by the sheriff.
lie told the sheriff that Dora had taken
the money. and that II was under the
floor IN the houss and he also took the
shtriff 10 where the woman was 10 hiding,
Miller and the women and the money are
now In Provo. awaiting the disposition Of
the court.
STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL
Gov Cutl.r and State Auditor I'd.
wards met here Yesterday A. the state
board Of insanity IN regular monthly sts'
sion and transacted The folioNing busl.
ness salaries for August IN the amount
Of 81, uts. and current expenses amount
ins 70 s. 81 q we're allowed and reoulsi-
tons made on the auditor fof the
omounis.
The treasurer reported the following
balances on hand Sept i General fund,
s. - 70. improvements and repairs, 'lb.lo
4 comparative statement showing COS
Of each department for August, 30 ana
August. 1906 vas presented by Medical
supf calder The total cost Of ill the DE-.
partmenis for August, isf. WAS tNIN
and for August, 1906 t,'s 90 showing
reduction IN expenses 81 So, ~
The following table. shovins tha move.
nens Of patients for August Nss pre-
scented
Men Women n
Patients IN ATTENDANCE
July n ......,...s,.,,.-.... ~
Admitted ....ts.sss..fssfss.sss
Under care ard treatment. rs - 81
Discharged ...''.'' ''.'''''''
Died ............,.,... .,......',
Remaining Aus a. e..,...iia iss @
NOTES
Df Rvron W Kins all give Bible
restlnt AT the Methodist church SUNDAY
Iehnr NssKin e. in Provo Nililirt hl'
man, ffisuts We Is The guest q Senator
SmoOt.
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being tho best n The state. The local
team was equal 90 the occasion and
did not scare a bit bgi welcomed the
visitors aud told them they would show
them how 10 play bali. At the close
~ the game the score was to I'm
favor of the home team.
POLITICAL ACTIVITY.
The political pot has begun 10 boil
in this quiet little burg The Repuh-
lean county convention las been call
cd for Sept H. Ward primaries will
be held in the various wards this week.
one or two political wire pullers can be
seen every day around The posionice
buttonholing their friends one Incl
dent was noticed last week. the day
after Frank " Fishhurn had ar
nouuced his candidacy for The con-
gressional plum. Congressman Joseph
Howell was seen In Brigham City visit
ing his friends and looking over the
situation.
MIA CONVENTION.
The annual NJ I. A. convention will
he held IN the Brigham City tabernacle
next SUNDAY, Saturday evening the
stake officers will give social and
dance IN the opera house. 10 which
an Mutual Improvement officers IN
the stake are invited
ADJUSTMENTS
THE Holy city viii be presented ~
the opera house Friday evening. Sept
81. Manager Blackburn u the opera
House announces thst number n
good shows has been booked for the
coming season
Burch q Reiss' dog and pony sfg0W
vss in town Thursday much TO The
delight % the young Americans
Al The quarterly conference held iu
fhe Briehsm city tabernacle Saturday
and SUNDAY the high priests quorum
~ the sake was reorganized with
James Olsen ss president and william
Horslev and Nels Madsen a. counsel
crs number 81 vacancies IN the
presidency Of the elders quofums were
also hlled
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audg get advice
IN NIAIL MUlIF Dr. lmcs
Hi'I't thcr new symptom" hs'
WEAK MEN PAY WHEN CURED.
yAslcocsL:

Absolutely pain
ltss treatment hat
cures completely
Investigate our Ne.
thods tits the only
thorough, scieutif
IL treatment for tins
disease being EN-
ploy Ell.
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Reaching The Limit.

DRs. SHORES SPECIAL OFFER
OF Isl \ TREATMENT OR SIS FOR
\ CURE FOR ALL CATARRHAL
DISEASES" HAS PROVEN so POP.
lLAR WITH THE PEOPLE AT THIS
DANGEROUS SEASON efF TUE
YEAR WHEN CATtRRH. COLDS.
AND COUGHS NAY MEAN con.
SUMPTION AND DEATH BEFORE
SPRING TINT SCORES or SUI.
fERERS HAVE APPLIED TO DRS.
SHORES FOR TREATMENT DUR
ING THE PAST TWO WEEkS-AND
THE NUMBER OF PATIENTS DES.
SHORES AGREED TO TREAT IN
DER THIS SPECIAL OTFER-IS
NEARING THE LIMiT-AND WHEN
THE CROWDS BECOME 80 LARGE
THAT PROPER TREATMENT CAN.
NOT BL GIVEN EACH PATIENT
THEN THIS SPECIAL OFFER WILL
BIZ WITHDRAWN AT ONCE-ANn
No MORE CAStis WILL. BE TAKEN
INnIfn TINS LDIlIlI nIfIsIHn
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You Cannot Be Too Careful

S ss, SJ,d o comes like thief Che night and before you realize
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
LEW PARIS.

New Paris, O., Nov. 2. (SplD-Mrs.
Halstead, wife of Rev. Halstead of
Lebanon, was here Wednesday calling
on Mrs. Elwood CobIentz.
Miss Dora Long of New Madison
was in town Wednesday,
Mr.. Grant Hawley of Gettysburg,
has returned from Morrison, Ok. He
with several others invested in that
city on paper and while several citi-
ZenS around here drew desirable lots
and will be a miracle if they realize
anything soon.
The gentlemen of the Presbyterian
church will give an oyster supper in
the basement of their church on Sat
urday night.
Chauncey Lawrence of Terre Haute
was here Wednesday calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Coblentz and other
relatives.
On Saturday evening the Tuesday
Club will meet at the home of Miss
Nellie Mcneil. The following program
is arranged:
Sketch of Richard Wagner-Mary
Wolfe.
Tannhauser March--Nellie McNeill
Ring es-Nilibellunger- Nellie Nc
Neill.
Lohengrin, illustrated with musical
selections by Edwin Morrow.
Lohengrin duet-Edwin and Ruth
Morrow
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-03
TRUSTEE POTTER TO LOAF
OTHER TRUSTEES TO WORK
Under New Election Rules Canvass
Ina Board in This Township Re-
ceives Election Returns While Else
where in County is Done Old Way.

County Clerk Haas yesterday made
the discovery that under the new cleo
ton boards the canvass of the re-
turns on the township ticket in Wayne
township, will be made by the county
canvassing board, but in all other
townships the canvass of the local
tickets will be by the same method as
heretofore observed.
The law regulating the canvassing
of the township ticket says that town
ship trustees with the assistance of
election inspectors of the voting pre-
cincts shall constitute the canvassing
boards, excepting in townships which
have ten or more precincts, in which
cases the county canvassing boards
shall canvass the vote of such town
ships"
In Wayne county there is but one
township which has ten or more vot-
ing precincts. That is Wayne town
ship and Trustee Potter, therefore, is
relieved of tie duty of attending to
the canvass of his own township and
the work devolves upon County Clerk
Haas and his force of clerks. Owing to
the fact, however, that the Republican
township ticket has no opposition, the
work will not be arduous. A township
advisory board, two justices of the
peace and two constables constitute
the ticket.