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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-13
NOTICE.
Dcpnrtmcnt 81 the interiurt
Unit~d StHUos Land Office

~ " NNH w ~ ~. -
Unit~i sihtos Land Office,
Woodward, Okla. August y, 1916. =,
A sufficient contest Hid Wit having hccn MED
in this office by Olive McNicker, surprise, OKLA.
contestant. against HE. No. 22lS3. made July
18th. 1874. foe Ets. SEA. Soc. II, To. 2, y, X: ~
T.. &. NJ. hy Jacob ID. Abraham. Medford,
okla. Contestct. IN which " Il alleged that
said Jacob u. Abraham~. has never at any time
established or maintained his actual Iona Hide
residence On sad uact, That he has nrsor AZ
time impruyed the said tract 10 my manner,
ana that said defaults have not l-.n cured,
That safd nli,g,d absence frlin =. i'd land was
not tue to his employment W the Army, Navy,
or n n ~. CurIs OF the United States IN any
cnpacit, In time Of war, aud this the said CON
trsthut l. ready to prove ut such tine AMI tlncc
rs maj h- named D, tho R,wistcr and Receiver
for a hearing In -aii ca~. Said parties are
hereby notified tai sppenr, Respond and "tfef
evidence touching said allegation at ~ o'rlrk
o.. m. On Oct, !. ia6. before the HegN~r
and Receiver at tho United States n a Once
In W, edward. Ola.
The aid conte liant having. In prcper afr
dnyit "a Il August n. 1g6. by Clyde y. Wynnd'
srt forth facts which show that aft"s
duu diligence pe rsunnl servic" of this no,
ticr cannot br made. II IL hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be- given by due and
DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
$50 gu,
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NOTICE.

-. HHFN w. -
Department nf tho interior. United States Land
Otitcr Westward OknA August -, insl
4 sufficient contcst affidavit having hecn
nl-l In This office -, Suom ", Csrner, of Fargo,
Ola. contestant, syntns, HE. M. 2ttrIs, mad
june ". iph, for NWs. SEA, and SWa. NEh,
r"d SIX NNfa. and lot 2, Src. y, To, 2. n. n.
. r., by EiwpJd knnt n ~ knuttcr, cuntes.
To- in wlachi IL ALLEGED lint Edward kmutler
ur knuttrr itns wholly pb.ndoncl said tract Tor
n y rod IL Ion- thnn sin months since making
said ,itry MIL ~ ior to the dHtr herein. he
hnv INK fHtitd to construct n dwelling house
tl"r'sin of - Hblish r-shfncs thcrcs,n az I'm.
rt,ivr aud ed ivate snid tract within tho Statu.
rory prrtod tSiR mrbths) rs required by law
tiht said Tract ~ nat ~ tied uIOp and cnliiya.
t'u by shid parry ~ rvlnit,d by law, said de.
Niult@ having not bssfi cur,d.
T'iut ssid alleged absence from old land wns
Not duo to hts SIMPLIFY IN tt IN the Army, Navy
ar Marine corps OF tho unitsi States IN any ca
iscity IN time ~ war. aud this the ssid contest.
ant - ready to prove ut such time aud rlnrr NJ
may hr named by tho .Rucistar and Receiver
for a irn ring IN said cus,. Said Ia rites nrc
hereby notified tn appcat, respond Rnd offer
violence toucling snid allegation Mt 10 o'clock
q. M. on Oct. ~. ieR. before the Register
and Rcr'iyer at the United States Land
Office IN. Woodward, OKLA,
TIL. snid contestant having, IN n proper afi.
dnN hlcd Aug. ~. ipJ. srt f.ttli facts which
snow that afier u"sliiis ncu personal service
81 this notice cannot b- made, it.i- hereby ar.
dcr.d and directed that surh notice be- given
10y due and pruI"t publication.
pl3 iui. Id. DItk +. MORGAN, Ecster,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-13
Notice.

On or Ucforc October lat, 1900, the
Board of Coanty Commissioners will
receive scaled bids for the County
Funds Tor the ~onsueing year beginning
October LIST. 1900, The depository will
he expected To comply With the law rs
enacted in 27oS. See 1905 session law
Article ?, Chapter II. Commiss toner's
reserve the right to reject any or all
Iills !, II L,SGsio. County Clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department ~ the Interior,

August ~, l96.
Nctice Is henehy given that the following
named S-tiler has riei notice OF his inten ion To-
make anal pro Z IN support OF his claim. and that
sid prooi viii H. IN de hefune Regis er and
fcceiver. OF ), Land oiilce at woodward, o.. z.
GA Oetcher n. 1876. viz;
Hiram Johnson, OF Glencoe, BCayer County, q.
7, for the Nfs, OF Sec. IL, TIP, :, n, r. ~, l., {,
NJ.
TIE names the following witnesses 10 prove his
cont mucous rrSidenco uron, and cultivation OF
said land, viz;
Iauie~ \. t'Neal, John A. HuSsell Jacob VI,
Robinson. " .llian Ii, ENnns, nll o. Glencoe, q, I.
$50 l1-ll. DICh L. oRGAS Register
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Wanted.

Plain sewing and comforts to tack
iy the Presbyterian Indies circle.
Orders taken by Mrs. blanchard or
Mrs., Laulhrin,
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Depa rtmcnt nf the In .rrior, United States
lsnnd Office. Wooiward Oaln.. July ~. 1901.
\ sufficient contest affidavit having boon filed
~ this office by Wayne j. Cnmbcrn. of bear
trck, Texas, contcstnnt. rgain-t HE. M.
Has. made Frbrt AIRY 4 IaB, Tor wa, NEi..
nd W.. SEit. S,r II, Tp. T.. y. n. ~, Il. by
1hc,rior' NJ. top,ll, Minnmla. Kansas, contes.
tie IN Nhic' Il all.e,d that snid cntr, man
has npyur - NJ li-iitd r'Sdoucu on said tract.
MIA has never IN proved, fenced or cultivate
,htd trhc', aud that hu has wholly nj nrdoncd
'uid tract tor more tia n -lghtcrn months noxt
proceeding Of the CONTEXT ~ this cause, and that
snld default la never been cured,
Tia suid nllr-ud abssncc from snid land was
not due {, hia omploylnsnt Ia tho Army, Navy,
ur AiHruc Corps ot the United States in and
capacity la tine 81 war, and this the snid con.
trstant u ready tn prove nt snch time aud
place IA may bo named by the Register and
Receiver for n hcn ring IN said Ease. Said par.
IT, : are her 'by notified to appear, respond and
olfrr ,yiirpcI t%oucliing sail allegation at 10
u'cork a. ~, On Nov. Is, 1880, before Ira A. Hill,
clcrk uf the District Court at Beaver, q, r.,
ind In his absence before W.. r. Quinn, hi-
douuty and that final lra ring will be held ut
10 O'Clock n. m, on Nov, ~ 1906. before tho
n, gisier and Receiver at the United States
Land Once IL Woodward. Oklahoma.
Tho +aid con grstant having, In n proper ALI.
dayit flied Sept. 7, 1903, set forth facts
which show that after duo diligence personal
service ut this notice cannot be made, IL l.
hcruhS oricrcd and directed that such notice
bo given by due and proprr publication,
T.. :, WiauISs, Receiver.
Q-I1 10
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Impairment Of the Interior, Land onlcc at Wood

ward. oklahoma. August p. 1876.
Notice Is iershy yiy n hat The tollowin nam.
I'd settler hnS filed notice OF his Intention 10 make
rnul pruo' IN suppot Of his claim. and that said
prsf win b. mEdp lefo q N. u. Mrcse. Judge OF
the Probate Court of penNer G. unity, Oklahoma
Territory. or. IN his alb, noe. before y. &, Hall.
{ lerk o. the Probate Court. in his oflre ut Bea
Yer. Oklahoma Territory, On Oct, /, ig6 viz
John I. kile. Elmwood Okla, for the wis.
NEt,. SEC. ., TT. ?, n. 4. u E.C. NJ.
lie mares The following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF.
sntd hand. viz
Lun Haskell, Christni ler Plain. Isaac Fgbert
mud rem kilN, all Of D. mvool, OKLA.
SO ~ hw. DIrK 7. MnRGA". Reg Ster.
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Announcement.

hereby mys"lf as ma y
candidate fur delegate 10 the g nstitH-
tionni c%onycntlon, subject to the ne
,im Of the Republicans parry ia Dis
trict TIVE,
pR. LorIs \. MUIR,
Boyd, Okla.
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CONTEST NOTiCE.
Department OF the Interior,
Enited States lnnd Olicp.

Woodward. u. T.. AUGUST ~, ING,
A sufficient cont st nridayit having been nled In
thj. odic, by Edwin Y. Howey, Carmen, Okla,
contestant, again, HE. No. tsstG. made Scptem.
her :frd. 1919 for NWa, Sec. Is, Tp..S 8, y. r. IS,
by William \, Wallis, Govden, Okla, Cont,s-
tee, IN which u l. allcgcd hat said Whllam A.
Wallis. has wholly nj andoncd said tract for q
pcriod of more than siI months last pat and
mkt prior To the dat, OF the initiation Ut this
contest. That he has wholly failed Ia improve
or cultivate said trsct Tor a porioi 81 more
than six months last past and next prior hereto,
and thai Seid defaults hays not he-en rurod
Tbnt said alleged absence from said land was
not due 10 his employment In the army, Navy. or
Marine Corps OF the United States In any capacity
In lime OF war. and this the said contestant Ia
rrady 10 prove nj such time and Ilace rs may be
named by the Register and Receiver Tor u hearing
In said case. said parties are TO eby notined TO
aprrsr, respond AMI offer evidence touching said
allegation nj 10 o'clock a. m, on October 4,
IAN before the Register and Receiver AZ the
United States Land Ofiee In Woodward. q, T.
The said contestant having. In a proper afhda.
VT cied August n, JAG. set forth farts which
show that after dur diligence personal service OF
this potice cannot he made. u Il hereby ordered
and directed that such notice he given BY due
aud proper publication.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
III an
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Blue G.AsS

Begins Ia louk ike dry weather
again. some few crops need rain.
Rev. Carey preached All interesting
sermon tor us on last SuuCa evening,
Tommy Boren has been very sica .l.e
p.,s. wevS, Uut is some better al this
hune.
Guy Seaccrd had II horse 80 badly
cut on wire last sunday nigh, that NJ
hrt II was Thought best To XIII it., but
after careful examination It's Lille was
spared.
Miss Maude York, OF Coldwatcr,
haasa, IL ,lsitins al tine home OF :,
IL Wells
Miss uracc Davis has been visiting
~ the hone ol Uarls Schrader across
the Kiowu IN Woodward county.
Quite u number of our young people
enjoyed themselves at the huma Of
Mrs, Dam ~ last tuesday evening.
>, Is. Wells and j, T. Stanley each
soi quite u bunch Of cattle hast wees.
Frank Wells is helping his brother
in-law, rrans Maple mako hay ,hesr
days.
y. h. Wells peach orchard is n line
sight, IL would be hard 20 .sIima,e
sne nunb.r IS bushels in it.
Rev. Poe breaches for US next Sum
day night again, LON Stanley Is Lead
CT for lo.tss PscYle's n'esling, Come
over, kNAsE.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-09-13

There are swu kinds cf girls in the
world, the girl who works aaI che girl
who gads. Commend ~ u the for
mer, Work lends digIsi,y 10 a pretty
girl, is an added charm - her, rtc
girl who VEGAS, OAod bless her, COM
bines the useful and ornamental She
might cad about, roll ON SOFAS, gossip
and read story books, but She prefers
10 be Of some in the world and
goes out Aenographer, teacher, sales
lady or h~oussseeper hrayely makes her
own. such arc the salt of the earth
Aai II such Il ,he kiug!l.a OF hravea,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01
WOMAN HUGS AN OFFICER
Tries to Restrain Him From Arrest
ing Small Son on a Charge
of Burglary.

Because she didn't want her 12-year-old
son arrested for burglary, a Swiss wo-
man named Muller, living near North
Point several miles northwest of the city.
threw her arms around Deputy Sheriff
A. L. Butler yesterday, and tried 10 re-
strain him by force from taking the boy
away Butler succeeded in shaking off
the unwelcome embrace and brought the
boy to the county jail In the city he
found the father. and 1O-year-old son
with him. Butler took the smaller boy in
custody, too. and both of them are locked
up in the county Jail They will probably
have hearing on charge of incorri-
gibility today
The complainant against the two boys
is r. o. Smith, a neighbor, who accuses
them of breaking into his house in the
absence of his family one day last week
and rifling it. The boys, he says stole
a number of jars of fruit, d scarf pin and
a pair of nippers. Smith says that he af-
terward found the nippers in the boys
possession. He also recovered the scarf
pin. The fruit, he says, they ate.
Smith says this is the second time the
two lads have, broken into his house In
addition to stealing the stuff, the thieves
turned the house tOpsy-turVy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01
OGDEN BARRIERS BACK DOWN |
Pay Their Renewal Fees After
Threatening to Contest the
+ law

The war which certain BARRIERS in Ogden
have been threatening to wage against
the law passed by the state legislature in
1908 regarding the renewal of examina
ton certificates may prove mere threats.
The board of examiners, w. NJ. Piggott,
DR.. G. NJ. Benedict and Perley A. Hill,
met yesterday morning in Dr. BenedicTS
office and discussed the matter at length.
The board decided TO enforce the law
and revoke the licenses of those refusing
to conform with 1t. The Ogden BARRIERS.
eight in number, have already exhibited
signs of weakness in RENTING one dollar
each as renewal fee, Upon receipt of this
money the action started against them
by the board was dropped.
Before the meeting adjourned the board
decided to examine the Salt Lake barber
shops This work was started immedi-
ately after the adjournment of the meet
ing and before closing time last evening
every shop in Salt Lake had been visited.
With few exceptions the examiners found
these being operated in conformity with
the state law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01
FAIR FOR DAVIS COUNTY
Articles of Incorporation Are Filed
With the Secretary of
State

The Davis County Fair association, with
headquarters at Pennington, filed articles
of Incorporation with the secretary of
state yesterday. The association is cap
italiZed for $1,000. the par value of each
share being 81. The officers and directors
are: President, Hyrum Stewart; vice
president Leo j. Muir: secretary. Will
liam II. Suecper; treasurer. Edward B.
Clerk; Jens Nelson. Joseph Argyle. Eph-
rain Briggs, John s. White, Henry II.
Blood, Elias Adams, David E. Layton,
James G. Wood, Orlando D. Haddock
Thomas II. Peek George r. Bennett and
Simon Bamberger.
The Emery County Land & Water COM
pany. Salt Lake corporation, filed its
articles with the county clerk yesterday
1t will do a land business and will con-
struct canals and electric power stations
The capitalization is 100000. divided into
shares of the par value of 500 each. The
officers and directors are: President and
treasurer NJ. B. Whitney; vice president
o. A. Robertson; secretary. A. NJ. Allen;
r. T.. KenastOn and Burt Kenaston.
The same men also filed articles of in
corporation of the Willard County Land
& Water company. Its objects are the
same as those of the other company. It's
capitalization is 100000 the par value of
each share being 800
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01
FORTY CLOWNS IN THE SHOW
They Form an Important Part of the
Forepaugh-Sells Cir

Forty mummers will add hilarity to the
ring performance of Forepaugh Sells
shows when they exhibit here tomorrow.
The clown of today is a feature in multi
piled number and glory. OF late years the
sawdust jester has been crowded out of
the arena. Years ago IL was between the
rests of the bareback riders that he cut
up didOes with the ringmaSter and got
sharp crack of the whip for his good
natured fOolery. Once in a while he came
on as a dull-lOOking cOuntrymau who had
taken more hard cider than was good for
him. and undertook 10 ride Crdzy-head-
Cd pony. But now ne is loaded down with
accomplishments, and must not only be
able 10 grimace and Jest effectively. but
ne be able 10 tumble, jump, ride and what
not.
In the Forepaugh- Sells circus there are
sorty of these fellows nor are all Of them
of the traditional white face, Streaked IN
red and black and loosely dressed in the
costume o fdotted white. Some appear as
irampS, some as stage Dutchmen AMI
lrishmen, some as policemen, some as
overgrown boys. some as dudes, some go
so far as TO don bizarre effects in the
dress of the other sex. They are the bust
est people in the whole circus. The great
stars in spanSleS, the wonderful folk who
perform on the flying trapeZe, who swing
on their teeth from the distant darkness
in the top of the tent, who gallop madiy
around the saWdust rings with their long
ping legs and little gauZe skirts can come
out and be applauded and disappear into
private life again behind the mysterious
red curtain.
Not so with the clown. His performance
is a continuous performance from the time
the band begins 10 play until he has rid
den the finish of his burlesque of the an
imal race. made up, perhaps, as a mon
key or q dOdo and carried by another
clown made up as a donkey or d dino
saur The clown is poured into the pro-
gram for good measure. and must always
be on the spot He performs his acts like
a strolling player, before one group, and
then another and another until ne has
made the circuit of the seats; then he
runs away through the red curtain 10
that strange beyond, only to reappear IN
new g1lse and do new acts.
And he must have trick properties too
20 raise the laugh. The fat policeman is
AS bouncy as a rubber ball because OF his
rotundity which IS due 10 A rubber suit
blown up by a bicycle pump; the clown
who gets Whacked on the head and gives
mis- assaiiant shower bath in retaliation
mas indeed q reservoir in the top of his
head in his bald wig, and presses a bulb
TO produce the shower.
The clown rehearSes four weeks before
the circus goes on tour the art of being
funny and ne rehearseS every morning 10
keep in practice and keep up with the
times When he isn't rehearsing or per-
forming his own act he is more likely
than not to be found serving as the hind
legs Of the trick donkey or the front legs
of the educated giraffe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01

Meet me at Callers Wednesday, Au-
gust I. al ,. ia.
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EIGHT HOUR CASE TODAY .
Contractors Accused of Violating the
Law Will Be Given Chance
tO Plead

w. r. and A. E. Shovel. two sub-con-
tractors under P. J. Moran, who are ac-
cused of working their men on public
work more than eight hours in one cal
endar day, will be arraigned before City
Judge j. j. Whitaker today. 1t is prob
able that they will plead not guilty, and
that test will be made of the law The
expenses of the test, it is said, will be
borne by Mr. Moran himself
r. o. Shovel and w. Z. Belcher, two
other sub-contractors, against whom COM
plants have also been issued, are out of
the city, but will probably be arrested
upon their return. The two men who have
been arrested are at liberty on their own
recognizance. They are doing the pre-
paratOry work for the paving of Second
South street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
is the original laxative cough syrup
and combines the qualities necessary to
relieve the cough and purge the system
of cold. Contains no opiates. Sold by
Chas. Van Dyke, $50 Main ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01
DR.. Broadbent's
Laeoon's Birthday.

Dental office 500 Scott Bldg. 16S Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01
Does evil stin. your whole life fill

Does woe UtIIuG
Your thoughts abide on suicide?
You need a pill!
Now for prose and facts-DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers are the most pleasant
and reliable pills known today. They
never grippe. Sold by Chas. Van Dyke,
ESQ Main st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01
Summer Underwear.

If you're wise you will stock up good
and plenty while these prices are in
force.
Both union suits and regular two
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01
%&&2&7cGy
Half Price Straw
Hats.

Enough hot weather yet to come
to get twice your moneys worth
out of them at this rate:
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All Wash Suits Half Price.

Blouse and Buster Brown styles in white and coored
goods
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01
PLANS ITALIAN COLONIES.
CarmeIlite Missionary Looking for
Place to Locate Them.

Rev Joseph Albarelli, who is with the
Mount Carmel church in Denver, re-
turned there a few days ago from an eX-
tended trip in Utah, Nevada and CalifOr-
MIA He is making a report of a new col
OniZatiOn scheme for bring Italian agri-
culturists in this country. He is a CORE
spondant of two of the most important
Catholic papers in Italy, and will for
ward the reports of the new immigration
movement to them.
DR.. Keith has resumed his dental
practice, sos Scott building. 16S Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01

Wednesday Aug. i. Davis county
championship baseball, l p. M, Boun-
tiful VS.. KaysVille.
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OF Vast Importance to Every Mother of Boy.

100 odd knee pants suits in
fancy hOmespuns, tweeds,
caSSimeres and cheViotS.
regular prices up to $3.50.
all put into one great lot
subject TO G.
Less than the actual cost
of the cheapest one in the
lot. Mothers should antici-
pate school suit needs and
take advantage of this gen
erous offer.
Odd lot OF 75c, $1.00 and SIPS
Kne Pants in neat service
able patterns, sizes oE
6 to IA years nm. 4OF
All straw and fancy linen
hats half-price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01

The best styles of the season.
Entire stock to 90.
$500 Panamas ..... .....-....S s.. 90
$500 Panamas ................. 81 50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-01

Eat your lunch in the Palm garden
at the Royal
New-York tribune., 1906-07-26
HEARST OFFERS BALLOT BOXES.
Wishes to Keep Those Used at Last City
Election Inviolate

In arguing yesterday at the hearing before Jus
tice MacLean on the application by Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Butts for an order vacating a
previous order of the court made last April which
directed the sealing of the two thousand ballot
boxes usei at the general election of last Novem-
ber, Clarence J. Shearn. counsel for William Ran
dolph Hearst, offered to supply the city with all
the ballot boxes necessary for use at the coming
primaries and also for the general election when
Governor will be elected. The offer was refused
by Mr.. Butts.
If we succeed in the passage OF the Recount
bill propose to bring quo warranto proceedings
of this city, and we therefore need the preserva-
ton Of these ballots involate in the boxes which
contain them, that we may use them to
obtain the passage of the bill'' said Mr. Shearn
Mr.. Hearst Will provide all ballot boxes required
for use at the coming primaries and also at the
next election"
At the request of Justice MacLean Mr.. shearn
put the offer in writing.
Mr.. Butts refused absolutely to accept any such
offer. He said that Mr. Hearst had right TO
take part with the Board of Elections in the dis
charge of its public functions. He added that JUS
tiee MacLean had no power 70 sign any order
which would permit any private citizen TO take
part with the Board of Elections
do you to say asked Justice MacIean
house and became incapacitated, the Fire Depart
ment could not accept the use OF one of my
horses?'
Mr.. Butts persisted that the duty of distributing
the ballot boxes was in the hands of the Board OF
Elections, and nobody had the right to permit Mr.
Hearst or any one else TO help II in its discharge
of It's public functions
Decision on the application reserved