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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-16

"The tally-sheets are separate. Sup
pose Mr.. Blank is the weak repubi-
can and some democrats scratch Gov
ernor Chamberlain and write Mr..
Blank on their ballots. Then suppose
Mr.. Blank has 1000 vo.ss Oh republi
can ballots and 100 are written for
him intsead Of for Governor Cham
berlain on the democratic ballots.
The 100 votes for Mr.. Blank on the
democratic ballots will be counted
for him on the democratic tally-sheet
aud can no more be added to his
1000 votes on the republican, tally.
sheet than that 100 votes can be added
to his 100 ON the democratic tally.
sheet. A republican can be nomi-
mated only by votes marked for him
on republican ballots"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-16
FuNsroN's FEATs DIscREDITED.
st. Louis Republican.

The revised Kansas School History
contains no reference to the daring
swimming feats popularity attributed
to General Frederick Funston while
in the Philippines.
The history, which was written by
the late Noble L. Prentis, has been
revised quite recently by Mrs. Prentis,
and she has eliminated from the
chapter on the Philippine war all
reference to the statement as widely
printed in the newspapers that Funs-
ton was promoted for his bravery in
swimming the Bagbag and the Rio
Grande rivers.
This has been the subject of con-
siderable discussion and dissension
ever since the war. Mrs. Prentis
accepted as final authority in the
matter the records of the war depart
ment, which show that Funston and
his men were towed across the Rio
Grande by two privates, who alone
swan the river. The records also
show that the Funston detachment
crossed the Bagbag on bridge.
A year ago, when ID. o. McCray, a
member of the State Textbook Com
mission, declared that Funston s
swimming feats were the invention
of an enterprising press agent in the
Philippines. McCray was bitterly
denounced by thousands of Funston S
admirers in Kansas. Lieutenant- Col
onel Little, of the Twentieth Kansas,
also aroused storm of indignation by
declaring that Funston could not
swim a stroke.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-16

The Echo Register, one of the neat
est little papers in all the Inland En-
pire, is before US. Brown & Stratton,
the publishers, show evidence of abil-
ity as newspaper men, and by the
guage they have set, apparently do not
intend to overreach themselves on
the start; but have in view the sound
and practical purpose of advancing
as Echo advances. The Register is
all right in every praticular and in
every department, and forever more
may it record the progress of the
thriving community in which it is
published.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-16

Baseball is the only one of the four
prominent American sports which is
played year after year without being
molested in any way or pronounced
either brutal or demoralizing by the
public. Football, horse racing and
boxing have received black eyes from
which it will take them long to re-
cover. The present agitation for
changes in the rules of the gridiron
sport have hurt the game and caused
it to lose many admirers. Columbia
university, formerly one of the col
Ieges which made football the leading
sport, has dropped the game alto
gether. Several western colleges of
lesser note have taken the same ac-
tion
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-16

Iu answer to the objection that un
der the direct primary nomination
law, democrats may be scratching to
help to nominate weak republican,
aud republicans scratching their own
ticket to aid in nominating weak
democrat, the Oregonian prints the
following from correspondent:
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-16

Senator DePew refuses to vacate
de pew in de senate. Phewl How
he is stuck on his jop. Such is poll
tics. The New York legislature will
ask him to resign.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-16

Pasco is referred to as the city of
bursted booms. Better to have
doomed and lost than not to have
doomed at all.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Argument Concluded---Case
Goes to Jury.

july Il, 1906.
The Norris ~inccndiarN trial went on
through an e~XhaustinG day. Judge
webb had granted each side six hour
Of argument. He spared no one in
getting the oratory concluded. The
court met 1T nine O'Clock in The morn
ing and adjourned at about half past
one until ten mute after two. From
that hour it went on until Il quarter
past SIX ana adjourned then ONLY to
~fcconNCne at q quarter of eight. Jury.
lawyers, and the solitary ~newspaper
man who was held to the legal mutt
Ton III the effort to give publicity to
both sides of q matter which has been
q county sensation suffered severely.
me heat was intense and the strain
fearful.
The speeches of the ATTORNEYS in
me case were in many instances
marked by bitter personal illusions
ana on the part Of the defense bv a
renewal of the charges of undue ac-
tiVlty on the part Of the Insurance.
commissioners office and by The
charge by Mr.. Holding that the at
tofneyS assisting the State were paid
~ the insurance and that
the commissioner had disregarded the
requirements Of law in bringing the
prosecution. Mr.. Holding concluded
the last speech at twenty minutes Of
ten ana the charge of the court con-
sumed about an nour.
me jury at q late hour had agreed
to disagree for the night at least.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
"Not Guilty.

JUN x tbb
At $50 o'clock last night the jury
in h Norris case returned a verdict
OF NOT guilty" acquitting Nj. NJ. +.
Noffls, one Of RaIeigh's most promi-
nent merchants, of the charge of burn
ing the old Norris house, the property
81 MS wife, for the urpos Of col
lectlnS an insurance policy thereon
Tor 5000. h trial began TUESDAY
afternoon and was one Of the stormi-
est DetWeen OunSe ever Ill
wake Superior Court. The case went
TO the jury Friday night at 9:42
Q clock, and the jury was out Il hours
ana 10 minutes.
At go O'Clock last night judge
webb was Informed by the officer that
the jury had reached a verdict. lie
proceeded Immediately to the court
room and asked the jurors II they
mad agreed upon their verdict. Ar.
John Stronach. spokesman for the
jury, announced that they had agreet,
and Judge Webb instructed the clerk.
Mr.. ~Nltueyius Royster, to take the YER
dlct. The Jurors stood up ana when
lhelf verdict was announced the CLERK
said: so say you all and there was
no response to the contrary.
Mr.. Norris and several Of his per
sonal friends were present. ana lhey
congratulated him warmly upon MS
acquittal.
At $40 O'Clock last night Judge
the jury TO come t. the motel
at once. and upon his arrival in
Istructed him to notify the solicitor and
counsel for the state and Tor the de
PENDANT to be at the Motel at lo.5o
O'Clock. his purpos then being .
discharge the jury if they had not
agreed upon their verdict. lie was
Of the opinion that should they not
have agreed by that time it was not
likely that they could arrive upon =
verdict and Indigo Webb did not pro-
ipose to continue the term Of court
next week.
When the officer arrived at the
|hotel he Informed the judge thdt the
Jurors were at supper, Il upon their
return to the court f1ohl my sent
the officer for judge Neoo anu an
lnounced their verdict.
The jury sent for Judge Webb at
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
TOBACCO GROWERS
Big Meeting Expected
in Raleigh on July
26th.

There are evidences th2J the cohIt-
tics in This section of the state will be
,..au r.nrnso,tod -, ,he eracisI state
"N' - 90
meeting OF the NoIth carolina fafift-
ers Protective Association. called b.,
President rabn ( c,,nirrbane for mi,
-. -,
-otl III taiS ely. me VOTE Oh "
Sanlzatlon In Wake ana several o"lGh-
boring IS BONG r3PldIN pros
c'tea ny the en'f&etlc Sdb-ofdIicil OF
gamer, MI. T.. j. ItigStdlE. DtI1~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
DREWRY WINS OUT
FOR STA SENATE
The Present Board of County Commissioners Has
Been Defeated in Both the City and the
Country by Heavy Vote.


big majority. Those Democrats who
lost out on their candidates won
in the pledge made to important
reforms. and 50 all have cause for
rejoicing Those who won Yesterday
lost tao years ago. those who lost
Yesterday may win two years hence.
In the WhirIigf4 Of politics. every man
must sometimes win and every man
must sometimes lose. Those Who Won
have - right to shout and be glad;
who lost have the consciousness
of having battled for the fi4ht -
God gave them 10 see the f<iGht. II
the Eict"ra are for the right ana nave
truth on their side, fheif victory VIII
be for the good 81 all ana VIII dol9'-
If the defeated were Tor the flSht, tlie\
viii ultimately win. Tor truth cfuSile9
TO earth viii rise again. Ana 50, i"t
us all accept II result phii"Sollllcali>
go to work 10 roll MP = big MAJORITY
and, above All, let every man forever
remain true to the pf2hclpleS upon
winch the DtIlooldllc - - - iouiih-
edt-fof thefe are 10 otil@F P'illiea,
principles known to mat VII
give equal rights TO all ana specldl
privileges to one
e,;at .rg.ction
~,
IL ~ . - ~ 80
l ,aIa4 - tLat
- ,:ai.at
q o'@,' = 49,
- - 'i'' ii'hi ~ 800
- ) = ol1Nh - =" -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
JUDGE CoOk TO RESIGN.
The Nashville Graphic Suggests ~ III.
successor EX-Jud-e Jacob Battle.

Inc Nashville Graphic learns tina.
lion Charles N. Cook contcmpIafea
reslSn1Hg as Superior Court Judya
The Graphic says
~ - reported that ex-Julra G NJ
o'ke VIII tender his resignation
Is judge from this district. ana thj.
llteilseace is regretted By all his
trends throughout the district, Tn
aelI'fi on Il part Of Judge Cooke ~.
'edll - because Of his feeble heanL
anu TIE recent sore bereavement -
ilhi oo'@Sloned b. tire death OF his
dausftef, and his desire to spend more
tihls a nome. II is also reported tn.
~ inc event Of Mr.. Cooks resignation
I'F'Fhor Glenn viii appoint a. III.
~7ucceSsof - fill the unexpfred tern,
Jacob Battle. Of Nash. who
-, Vel aud faxorabl- known
North Carolina a. oaa ~
me most learned counseIors in the
; prominent gentleman from Lon
LIZ VINO was in Raleigh vcattrd...
Idld that lie had heard na.bin,
LouiSbufg Of Judge Cooks con7. =
plat"d resignation. IL added "Tna@.
look seems to 10 in perfect baaIflN0 =
Vas greatly Grieved ~ tho dc,tb - -
us daughter, but bears his arfce !
IotiItuee- | think Tie reportad ~ -.
nation is Incorrect" is7l5-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

Sulance company III the making w Of
the case.
The defense then made a motion to
instruct the jury tnat the evidence TAX
en- III the strongest light, was not sufli-
Gent to convict. This being refused
by the court the attorneys retired for
consultation and returned announcin.
that they would introduce no evidence.
The jury, which had retired, then
came III and argument commenced.
Judge Womack spoke first. for tho
the defense having both the
opening and the conclusion.
Then followed Mr.. Snruill for the
nInSpnnfinn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Second Word. First Division.

SCaatc-DreWry, 131; Olive, 50.
Iiousc-Douglask, 105; H~oneycutt,
6~1:liarris, 142; Mial, 1906; Jones, As;
tFaiSon, II.
Sllerif-Robbins, so; Sears, IS;
Whitaker. IL: Rand. 81.
ConnsnisSioncrs-Present Board, 10:
N-or-- lonni,l 1Al
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
BlHTON'S CREEK.

The refurns from BaTlon"s CToeN
unofficial. are
Senate-Drewry. 135. Olive. "A.
House-IIarris. III: Douglass, Ill
Sherin-Rohbins, A., Sears, lie
Whitaker, S: Rand, IS.
COMMUNICATIONS Board, ST,
NnM Board. Ia
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
First Ward. second Division.

Scnatc-Drewry. 1873; Olive, 81.
IIOusc-DOuglasS, 6S; H~oneycutt,
IS; Harris, 1923; Mial, As; Jones, 55;
Faison, SO; Blaylock, 16.
Sheriff - Robbins. 13;Scars, So;
Whitaker, 10; Rand, 60.
ConMissioners-Present Board, Is;
Now HAarI 112
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
HARRIS STORE.

Unofficial returns are:
Senatc-DreWry. II; Olive, ..
UouS@-Douglass, 4; H~oneycutt,
80: Harris, 81; Mial, 16; Jones, %;
Faison, 3.
Slacriff-Robbins, 1; Sears, %; Rand
Commissioncrs-Present Board, II;
New Board, 80.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

.Scnate-DreWry, $50; Olive. IS.
iEouSc-Douglass, 1875; Honeycutt.
103; Harris, $50; Mial, 120; Jones, 81,
Faison. Sc; Blaylock, 6.
Shcritf-Robbins, II: Sears, los,
Whitaker, l.; Rand, ia.
County commissioners - Present
Roard- 101: New Roarl .1O.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
HOLLY SPRINGS.

Unofficial returns
Scnatc-DreWry, 81; Olive, 81.
Heusc-Douglass. g.; Honeycutt, .;
Harris. 8; Mial, IS; Jones, 9; Eai-
son, 81.
observation-disclosures, 3; Sears, 61;
Whitaker, /; Rand, II.
COmnissi0ncrS-Prcsent Board, 60;
New Board. Il.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Second Ward, Second Division.

Senate-DreWry 119; Olive, 6S.
sEousr-Douglass. 119; Honeycutt
rs: Harris, III: Mial, %; Jones. go:
Faison, 50; Blaylock. 8.
observation-disclosures. Il; Sears, IS;
Whitaker, Is: Rand, &c.
GomnisSiOners-PreSent Board,
1903; New Board, lie.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
NEUSE.

official returns:
Scnate-Drevry. Sc: Olive. g.
House-Dougiass. IS; Honeycurt.
Is: Harris. So; Mial, 5~o;Jones, Is:
FaiSon. 81.
SneriT-Robbins. O.: Sears. 81
Whitaker. 6: Rand. Is.
Conmissioners-Present Board 81.
New Board. e
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
EDWARDS STORE.
GARNER.

Unofficial returns
Senatc-DreWry, &c; Olive, 40.
IIouee-Douglass: 81: H~oneycutt,
-; Harris, 10; Mial, 50; Jones, IS,
.EFaison. 50.
shcriif-Robbins. 5; Sears, 8; Whit
aker, %: Rand, So.
ComInissioncrs-Present Board, 50;
New Beard. Il.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

Scnate-DreWry. 81: Olive. Is.
Observation-Disclosures. %: H~oneycutt. 16.
Harris. So: Mial. -; Jones. Is; Fai
son. >: BIayIock. L.
Slaeritf-Robbins, s; Sears Is
Whitaker. s: Rand 20.
ComlInissioners-Present Board, -.
Now BOARD al
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Fourth Ward. First Division.

SFnatc-DreWrN. 100. olive. 20.
iIOuse-Douglass. SIS: Honeycutt,
81; Harris. IFS; Nial. o.; Jones, So;
Faison. Il; Blalock, 5.
SEeriG-Robbins. 8; Sears, 66,
Whitaker. 6; Rand. GS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Board, 81:
New Board, SO.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
The Verdict of Jury Was
Mot Guilty.

CONTINUED from Page Fiyc.)
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
NEW LIGHT. ROBiNsoN.s STORE.

The vote at Robinson's Store was:
Senate-oliVe. 81: DreWry, 81.
House-Dougiass, 81; Mial. 56: Fat
son, So; Harris, SO; H~oneycutt, 8,
Jones, 1.
Clcrh-Russ. 50.
Register-Bernard. 81.
decentralization, So.
Sheriff-Sears, 80; Rand, q; Roo,
bins. 5; Sorrell. IS.
Surveyor-Massey, >.
Commissioners-Present Board, IS;
New Board, 50.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
OAK GROVE

The official returns are:
Senate-nreNry. 81: Olive. Il.
House-Dougiass, "A: Harris 64.
Sherlff-kobbins. L: Sears, loo.
Whitaker, T.: Rand. ,.
COmmiSsioners-PTesent Board a.
New Board 1h.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
CARY

Scnatc-Olivc. Il, Drewry, IT.
Isouse-Douglas, -; MiaI. 80.
Faison. %; I~Iuneycutt, Ii, jones. il
Harris. 10.
GIeik-Russ. 1G9.
Scrin-sears, Il; Rand, 10; Nhlta-
ker. :; Robbins, 4.
Observation-Disclosures. 100.
Observation-Disclosures. 1Gl.
Eoroncr-Sorrell. Sc.
SurycyGr-Marsag, 81.
Commi9~ioner4-AdaInS. 50. BrOugb-
ton. %; Edwards, %, rerreI -. 1T
!eyl %; Johnson, .. Brewer. .
Yates. 20; Smith, II, HARRISON, -
EDWARDS STORE.
Unofficial returns give the follow
ing:
Senatc-Drewry. %: Olive. %.
Commissioners-Present Board, 65;
New Board, IS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Outside East, North.

Senate-Drevry. SIS: Olive. -.
House-Douglass. 60: HOneycutt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

Unofficial returns are:
Senate-Drcwry, to; Olive, So.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50, IIancvcutt.
so; Harris, IS; Mia 81, Iorcs, >; Fai-
son. 63.
Shcriff-Robhins, >, Sears, 6S:
Whitaker, s; Rand, 81.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Board, "a;
new board, 46.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
THE VOTE FOR RALEIGH TOW :
SHIP.
First Mard. First Division.

First Ward, First Division.
..Senate-DreWry, $50; Olive, IS.
iEouSc-Douglass, 135; Honeycutt.
1903; Harris, $50; Mial, 100; Jones, 81;
Faison. So; BIayIock, 6.
Silcriif-Robbins, II: Sears, los,
Whitaker, II: Rand. III.
County Commissioners Present
Board, 107; New Board 110.
First Ward, second Division.
Scnatc-DrcWry. 1873; Olive. 81.
Housc-Douglass, IS; H~oncycutt,
IS; Harris, 129; MiaI, As; Jones, 55;
Faison, SO; BIaylock, 16.
Sheriff - Robbins. 13;Sears, SIS:
Whitaker, 10: Rand. 60.
ComMissioners-Present Board, Is;
New Board, 143.
Second Word. First Division.
SCnatc-DreWry. 131; Olive, So.
I!ouSc-Douglask, 1O5: Honeycutt,
67;Iiarris, 142; Mial, LOG; Jones, is,
t~aiSon, u.
slnerif-Robbins, so; Sears, IS;
Whitaker. IL; Rand. 81.
CoinIniSSioncrs-PreSent Board, 119.
New Board, 40.
Sccond Ward, Second Division.
Senate-Drewry 119; Olive, IS.
Esouse-Douglass. 119; Honeycutt,
IS: Harris, III; Mial, 90; Jones. 60:
l. ''A6oiA. vs. 1'Att 'oNh
Stcrin-Robbins. II; Sears, S.;
Whitaker. Is; Rand, &c.
GomnisSionere-Present Board,
1903; New Board, 116.
Third Ward, First Division.
Senatc-Drewry, 1911; Olive, 10.
liouse-Douslass, sc; Honeycutt,
142: Harris. 202; Mial. IS; Jones. 129;
Faison. "a; Blalock, 8.
Sherif-Robbins. 61; Sears, 81;
Whitaker. 80; Rand, 81.
EoHnmiSSioner>-Present Board, 66;
New Board, 172.
Third Ward. Second Division.
Senate-DreWry, 81; Olive, %.
House-Douglass. 81; Honeycutt,
IS; Harris, 10; Mial, q; Jones, %;
Faison. Is; Blalock, /.
observation-disclosures, 7; Sears, 81;
Whitaker, Il: Rand. ct.
Co1nm;>~ioneTs-Present Board. Sc;
New Board. 81.
Fourth Ward. First Division.
Senatc-Drevry, 100: Olive. 40.
HOuSc-Douglass. SIS; H~oneycutt,
81; Harris. us; NIial, 81; Jones, So;
Faison, II; Blalock, ).
SIieriG-Robbins. s; Sears, 68;
Whitaker. 6: Rand. 6S.
tonHnissi0ner-Present Board, 81,
New Board, SO.
Fourth Nard. second Division.
Scsiate-Drewry. b: Olive. Is.
tiouec-Douglass. %: H~oneycutt. 10
Harris. 3S: Mial. %; Jones. Is; Fai-
son, .: BlayIock. /.
observation-disclosures, s; Sears, Is
Whitaker. s: Rand. 20.
Comrnis~ioners-Present Board, -.
New Board. 81.
Outside East South.
Sclate-DreWry, 100: Olive, l..
ioii>e-DouglaS. S: IIoneycutt. Ill,
Harris, III; Mial. 10; Jones, 81; Iai-
son. Z.
SspcTiG-Robbins, S: Sears. IS.
! Whitaker, S. Rand, %.
Eomnie~7oners-Present Board. s;
New Board. 121..
Outside East, North.
Senate-DreUry. IS: Olive. %.
60. Lannz-nntG
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Outside East South.

Scnate-DreWry, 100: Olive, l..
HoHee-DouglaS. S; T~Ioneycutt. III:
Harris. III; liza 10; Jones, 81; Tai-
son. Z.
SbcIiG-Robbins, s; Sears. IS:
Whitaker, s: Rand, %.
Connnis@3oners-Present Board. s.;
New Board. HI.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
WORTHWHILE
MIDDLE CREEK.

Unofficial returns:
Senatc-DI eWry. ID; Olive, l..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

Senatc-Drewry, 191; Olive, 10.
lEouse--DouglaSs. sc; Honeycutt,
142: Harris, 2o2, Mial. IS; Jones. 129;
Faison, "a; Blalock, 3.
Sherif-Robbins, 61; Sears, 81;
Whitaker. 80; Rand, 81.
tonm!sSionerS--Present Board, 66;
New Board, IT,.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
Third Ward. Second Division.

Senate-DreWry, 81: Olive, %.
Itousc-Douglass. 2t; Honeycutt,
IS; Harris, 10; Mial, -; Jones, 80;
Faison. is; Blalock, /.
SlleEifl-Robbins, I; Sears, 21;
Whitaker, Il: Rand. 81.
Coinna;>~ioneTs-Present Board. Sc;
New Board. 81
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
.Iuftoc Gone Home.

Judge Webb left ttai@;-h last hlSh'
for his home al shelby, 10 take adj
vantage OF his brief vacation, "hlci
Wiz terminate August goth, whoa M
will open the August term Of NaAot
county civil and criminal court. H.
has been holding court since Janual>
eighth.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
PANTHER BRANCH.

PANTHER BRANCH.
Official returns:
Senate-Drevry. -: Olive. %
HoHse-DougIass. II: Honeycutt.
90; Harris. 81; Mial, So; Jones, Is;
E~'aison. ).
SiscrifT-Robbins. Is: Sears 2.
Whitaker. %: Rand. IS.
Conmissioners-Present Board. So.
New Board, 65.
SWIFT CREEK.
Official returns from swift Creek
are:
Scnatc-Drewry. 81: Olive. e.
I!oH~e-DouGiass. 50: Hone,cutt
IS: Harris, 90; Nial. g.; Jones. 81,
FaiSon. -.
Sherif-Robbins, 0: Sears. IS,
Whitaker, p. Rand. %.
SlGrk-Huss lis.
Eeoi-ter-Bernard 113.
Observation-Disclosures 1T
1ommiSsipncrs-present Roard &.
New Board, as.
WHITE OAK.
Unofficial returns
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
The PreCinc.- Missing.
The Raleigh Constable.

In the contest for constable i'll Raj
tigh township y +. Eyrum has IL
ieaied J. K. Banks hE j very large
vote. &C the seventeen magistrates it
IS Yet impossible to tell which one has
lost. as II precinct is missing and the
votes are close.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24

Unofficial returns
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-07-24
iscturfl~ OH Monday.

The County Executive Committee
VIII meet 1T noon Tuesday in Met
ropolitan Hall ana canvass tile voc
and declare the result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK
FROM BUSY IDAHO FALLS,

IDAHO FALLS, Ida, Sept 2o.-Th,
Y NJ. n. l. a was organized sunda,
evening the 10th inst. with Witort
a. Ransom as president, Alonzo Pc
iersen, first counselor Arnold Snow
second counselor. Clarence Moore. sec.
Rotary, Geo Hook librarian ard Johr
Groberg and r. NJ Blaylock Is clas.
teachers
Mr.. Bowen curiey. president of the
American National bank. took the trair
on Monday Tor Minneapolis. where hs
viii be- married 20 Miss Wing, A former
teacher IN the public school here.
Monday evening Attorney b J.
Briggs and W. W Keller were drivinR
RAPIDLY down Park avenue when They
ran into @ large pile 81 sand which had
been hauled there for macadamzlns
ne streets The buggy was upset ana
both gentlemen were thrown out. Mr.
Briggs was taken 90 the hospital where
70 was found that he had several ribs
broken and many severe bruises that
WI kcop him iu bed for awhile Mr
hreier received a badly bruised leg. hat
Is able 60 hobble around.
Tuesday W. g. King Who lives two
aud "a half miles east Of town. with his
hired men was hauling his grain. They
finished ono stack and started another
When one 90 the hired men lighted a
cigareita and dropped IL. starting a
FIRE which burned about 900 bushels of
grain.