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New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
TwENTY-s SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


East Eightythird street First avenue. East Eighty
Ths second Election District i, bounded by and
Eighty-second street and First Avenue a. f'S
The Third Election bounded by and within
East Eightythrd street East river East Eighty-sec-
ond street and Avenue A
within Eishty-sxth street East river ~ East
and has. fsS nd xenue A. East
East Tf' Eh asl and
hFf TIE ssh eetd5 fnd Es ,;sc ,oun.a m and
East Eighty-fourth street First avenue East Egh9yl
sa is bounded by and
wishin East Eighty fourth street Second avenue. East
f5s Es6tf Election ps,5ies Is bounded by and
EightyfGu5th !Eh four. street, street and Lexington
East Eighty nth street First avenue. East Eighty-
he Fens ssasS sRs sssG9s @ m
EsSty stree & "foin froI
from East shty.sIth to East Eighty Street t
65a %.. by
Eighty fourth Street and ASenue A h''u East
within h .s Ewsh se s BY
Eighty: Ugh .f,s nth street and Avenue A.
within East Eighty Street to Avenue " A. A' a
a aad st
I5n The F, District is bounded by and
Eighty, gy fifth htth street and Lexington avenue.
& venGe East sss
The Sl5tsaPSh Eiselss PisTie, bounded by and
Eighty-sixth street and Third
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded by
East Eighty-eghth street. East river. East Eighty
sixth street and First
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within East Eghty-eighth East End avenue,
East Eighty seventh street and Avenue A
The Nineteenth Election District bounded by and
within East Eishty-eighth street, Avenue a. East
Eighty seventh street and Second avenue.
The Twentieth Election District IS bounded by and
within East Eighty ninth street. First East
Eighty eighth street and Second
The IWenty-frst Election District bv nd
within East Nineteth street First Eas, Eighty
ninth Second
The Twenty-second Election District is by
and within East Ninety avenue Ea 81
Ninetieth street and Second
The Twenty-third Election District is bounded by
and within East Ninety-second street Avenue \ East
Eighty eighth street and First
The Twenty-fourth Election District bounded bv
and within East Ninety second street, East river
Etghty-etghth street and Avenue A.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
Election Notice.


The Second Election District is bounded by and
Eighth West One Hu1srea and and Twssty;sstaa da
St Nicholas nH one Hundred s ana
The Third Election District is bounded by and within
avenue west one Hundred and Twenty-seventh street
and The efoap fourth Election bounded wlh
west Hundred and Twenty ninth street, Lenox
avenue, one Hundred and Twenty-seventh street
ana The Fth Election District bounded within
West one Hundred and Twen d tret
West one Hundred Thirty first street. Fifth ave;
nue. one Hundred and Twenty-ninth street and
The Seventh Election District is bounded led by and
Tenox avenue West one Hundred and Twenty yninth
SfSs The Eighth ' Election district bounded by and
Seventh avenue, West one Hundred and TwentE-nin'h
The Ninth Election District is by and within
One one and n hsh and
Tenth Election District is bounded by and within
stsn9e St Wiehoas Mss' avenue WmS hun'rea ana
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by land and
Seventh avenue. West one Hundred and Thirty FIRST
TxsltG Eefon DIsrie, H9gndga By street snd
Lenox avenue, West one Hundred and Thirty first
The thirteenth Eleetion District bounded, by and
hn i Wss ns one agndEed and d
and Lenox avenue ,,,-.-.. =. -, .s
within West one Hundred and Thirty street Filth
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
within One Hundred and Thirty fourth street
Fifth avenue. West one Hundred and Thrty-thrd
street and Lenox
The Sixteenth Election District bounded by and
within West One Hundred Thrty-ffth street Fifth
avenue West one Hundred and Thirty-fourth street
and Lenox
Tho Seventeenth Election District Is bounded and
within West One Hundred and Thirty fourth
Lenox avenue, West One Hundred and Thirty third
street and Seventh
tThe Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within West One Hundred and Thirty fourth street
Seventh West One Hundred and Thirty third
street and Eighth
The Nineteenth Election District bounded and
within West One Hundred and Thirty-s
Lenox West One Hundred and Thirty-fourth
street and Seventh
The Twentieth Election District is bounded by and
within West One Hundred and Thirty fifth
enth avenue, West One Hundred and Thirty fourth
third street and St Nicholas
The Twentyfrst Election District is bounded by and
within West One Hundred and Thirty fifth St
Nicholas avenue Hundred Thirtieth
thirty third Hudson river Hundred
and Thirty fourth street and Amsterdam avenue.
The Twenty second Election District is bounded by
and within West One Hundred and Forty-hrst street
St Nicholas avenue, West one Hundred and Thirty
NTH street Amsterdam avenue. West Hundred
Thirty fourth street and Hudson river
within West One Hundred street. Eighth
avenue West One Hundred and Thirty fifth and
St. Nicholas
The Twenty-fourth Election District is bounded by
street. Seventh avenue, Thirty
fifth street and Eighth
The Twentyf Election District is bounded by and
within West One Hundred street Seventh
avenue West One Hundred and Thirty seventh street
and Eighth
The Twenty sixth Election District and
enth avenue West One Hundred and Fortieth street
and Eighth
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
Election Notice.


St. Nicholas avenue West One Huaared sixty
first street and Broadway
The Tventy-fourth Election District Is bounded by
and within Wsst Hundred and Sfxtysixth street,
Harlem river. West One Hundred and Sfxty-fourtn n
street, Broadway. West Hundred and sixty hrst
street and Hudson river.
The Twenty-hfh Election District Is bounded by ana
witnin West One Seventy first street. Har
len. river West One Hundred and Sixy-sixth street
and Hudson
The Twenty-sixth Election District is bounded by
and within West Eighty-first street.
Broadway. West One Hundred and Seventy street
Amsterdam avenue West One Hundred and Eighty -nrst
street Harlem Tive-. West One Hundred and seventy
first street and Hudson river.
The Twenty Election District Is bounded by
and within West Hundred and Eighty-third street
Amsterdam avenue West One Hundred and seventy
eighth street and Broadway
Tho Twenty-e!shth Election District Is bounded by
and within Inwood street Dyekrnan street aaiiel e.
steriam avenue. Hundred and Eighty-thlrd
street broadway West One Hundred and Eighty -nfst
street ard Hudson river
The Twea;y-ninth Election District is bounded @ ny
and within Snip canal. Spuyten Duyvt creek BARREN
river. Dycknan Inwood street and Hudson river
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
TwENTY-sEvENrH ASSEMBLY prsr,,,

vs., nns Eirss Election District is bounded By ana
ana aIsf: EshtS S'ss.5h s@sa avenue West ,
.,Lt Inc second Election District is bounssc -
Forsisth street and Eighth avenue s''' avenue wsss
West Esction DISTRICT Is bounded by snd ,,.
'hlrd Ths street rect and Eighth Forty-
T1Sn west Forty ninth street sy .ad
The Fifth Election pisirict Is aSenns senas.e n
s Wes, rl,ty third street. Seventh avenue ws.e ssa
VT, The Sixth Election District Is bounded bv ana
third street sHd sS sSrse Seventh % &
within SsssntR Wss Election District IS bounded BY
FiIty-hfth street ana Seventh avenue avenue w.s
Wss5 ssiish P,.e' .tss.. SIKH i bounded
Fly 1S -'2ird 2, street and Seventh avenue "ss,
vest Fifty-third street, Sixth avenue Wssta ss,tsa
The Tenth Election District is bounded bv a-t =.
sixth street and Ssres, sixth avenue West Sor
,b, Ihe Eleventh Election District is bounded bv -.
foTfieth TS street street and Seventh avenue Vest
within West FortIeth street sixth aveaYs V y
si1Th TF. -1TsS, and Seventh avenue ''''''-
5tnin h, West Thirty sixth street. Sixth avenue va si
The Election sfSh pistses assHsf IL
sss,b nrs nIrsynrst street Sixth avenue wss
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded Nv -
street Madison East Thrty-thir sr.yssts @
Tha sitsth r l,1 ndntn street and Sixth avsnas
Wltnin East Ihirysixh street Lexington avenue s ana
Fifth avenue. Ease ThIrtythird and Msa,., .s
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded bx
within East Thirty ninth street, Third avenrs anu
Inlrty-lourth street and Lexington avenue %as'
me eighteenth Election District > bounded
within East Fortteth street. Third Ea-
ninth street and Lexington 'V-
the Nineteenth Election District boundsd nv -.
wtthln East Fortfeth street Lexington avenus sas
Thirty-sxth street, West Thirty streAr ss ~"
avenue West Thirtyeishth street. East THIRTY sss
street and Madison avsnuo ~sAsa
Ine Iwentieth Election District Is bounded by an.
witnln West E0rteth street. East Forueth
son avenue. East Thirty-eighth street West TS,,,-
eighth street and Sixth avenue "'N-
Ihe Iwenty-hrst Election District IS BY an,
Witnin West Forty-sixth street Fifth
ueth street and Sixth avenue - '"'
me twenty second Election District is bound.t :.
anu WITHIN East ForIysixth street Lexington avs,.
East Fortieth street and Fifth avenue 's
Inc Iwenty-third Election Ia ho,trds. -
and within West Ffftfeth Fifth avanus
Forty-nlnth street Park avenue, East Forry- ,Ir.s
street West Forty-sixth and Sixth avsnu. '
The Twenty fourth Election District IL bo,,4sad :.
ana within East Ffftyfourth street Park avenue p.
For,y-ninth street, Fifth avenue FfYtieth srs
sixth avenue West Fifty and Fifth arsnr
Ihe twenty nth Election is bounded nv 49,.
Mlth1n East Ftfty-fourth street, Lexington sv.,~.
TaSt r roTty-sixtn street and Park avenue.
The Twenty sixth Election District j. bo,,,s.s =
ana within West Ftftyseventh East Fffrv-,
enth street Park avenue East Fifty-Afth street Ts,
nston avenue East Fifty-fourth street Fifth avsn~s
West Fffty-third street and Sixth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
rwnSrv-FInsr ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT

The First EiectI5a District bounded by and Within
Weat one Hundred and TNen'y-s.xth street. EIgTth
avenue West Hundred and twenty third street
Morning side Avenue East, West One Hundred ana
Twenty ffta street aad st. Hicholas a'eHas.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
Election Notice.


The Twanty second Election District bounded nv
and within West One Hundred and Fifth street.
lufnbus avenue. West One Hundred and Third street
and Amsterdam
The Twenty-third Election District bounded by
and within West One Hundred street
Park West. West One Hundred street.
Manhattan
street and Amsterdam
The Twenty fourth Election District bounded
and within West One Hundred and Seventh street,
Central Park West One Hundred and Sixth street
and Columbus avenue
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
Election Notice.
TwENrY-srxrH AssEMpr.y n,s-

TwENTY-sTxrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
x,,tt E Election District is bouna.s
Nltnln East one Hundred and Nfnesserfn .u oy ana
Fifth e'e1Vhtn street A.
pa MItlln East one Hundred and Tvan,,s.naed 5y
and Fifth ~ -NiAe'esnth sres,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
TwENTY-E1GHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

Inc First Election District is bounded by and wi,aa
East ONE Hunarsd ana ana ssysHh sssse FTss sEsn
East One Hundred and Fifth and Third avsnus
East one Hundred Eighth street PRird % aTn9 s.a
East one Hundred ard sixth street and LsIinsas
The Third Election District is bounded by and vfaa
avenue East one Hundred Seventh street and Tha
The Fourth Election District is bounded by and wilt,
East One Hundred and Eleventh street Harlem riTsr
Hundred and Tenth street TSird avenue "1 ss
one Hundred and Ninth street Second avenue e.: s
One HgndTed 5 and Eighth street and Lexington av.s
East One Hundred and Eleventh street Lexington
The Seventh Election District is bounded by and
within East one Hundred ana Twelfth street Tfrd
one Hundred and Tenth street Lexington
avenue. East One Hundred and Eleventh
East One Huhe and Twh sGree9 onI % aId .Vs6 waa
East one Hundred and Ninth street and Third
Eas. One Hundred and Fourteenth street Lexington
avenue. East Ono Hundred and Twelfth street and
The Tsnth Election Distric, bounded BY within
East One Hundred and Fourteenth street srs, avenue
East One Hundred and Twelfth street and Third avenue
within East One Hundred and Fifteenth street
avenue East One Hu1dEei and Sixteenth stree, HS
Hundred Eleventh street. First avenue East One
The rTsfh Saf Esssion pssTct Is sounded
avenue, East One Hundred and Fourteenth stEes' an
Third avenue
Ths thirteenth Election District Is bounded BY an
within Esss One HpnEed and and IsnTa street Lex
ngton avenue East One Hundred and Fourteenth s'e'
and Park -,
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded oy ana
within East Hundred and Seventeenth street Ls.
ington avenue East One Hundred and SIxteentn ST.
Third avenue. East One Hundred and Fifteenth S'Ss
Park
The Fifteenth Election District IS bounded ny an
within East Hundred and Seventeenth street g.
ond avenue East One Hundred and tiIteehtn So So,
Third avenue. East One Hundred and Sixteehta 'I''
and Lexington avenue - ,rs
The Sixteenth Election District IS bounded oy az.
within East Hundred and Nineteenth street -
avenue East One Hundred and Seventeenth s'ree' A~
Park
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
rHIRr1ErH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT 'soe ,,u

The First Election District Is eoundsa street Hs
Tivsr East one Hundred and sixteenth .frest
avsrue East one Hundred and Futee5s. 5.,.enth strs
ond avenue. East one Hahuteu N''~
and First
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-11
NEGRO NOT CAUGHT.
When He Heard Mob Coming He Made
Safe Get Away.

Meridian, Miss, April 10.-Henry Hearn,
the negro who shot Conductor Branscomb
Farmer on Saturday night at College
Junction, on the Asylum car line, has not
yet been caught by the officers. The con-
ductor is out of all possible danger from
the wounds, and the indignation which
Immediately followed the story of the
shooting has cooled down.
Reports from members of the mob who
chased the negro Saturday night and
early Sunday morning were to the effect
that the talk of Prof j. W. Beeson had
a good effect on the temper of the
crowd and caused them to return to the
city empty-handed. 1t was claimed that
the mob understood that Prof Beeson
would deliver the negro to the Officers
on Monday.
The theory is advanced now, however,
that when Prof. Beeson, to save the
negro's life. told him to run and secret
himself when the mob was heard APP
preaching. the latter made tracks for an
unknown destination, and has not yet re-
turned to the college. When his fear is
over, however it is thought he will come
back, when Prof. Beeson will insist on
the negro giving himself up to the author
tiles
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by plurality of is votes, while the race
between Boozer and Glass was close, Glass
winning out over Boozer by the small
number of ~ votes
Mr. Boozer took his defeat gracefully.
Reared between the plow handles. and
coming from one of the best families in
this section of the state he is of the ma
teral that would make an excellent Off
Ger. inexperienced and innocent of the
trading and trafficing tricks of politics he
made his fight alone and was receiving
congratulations yesterday on every hand
upon the clean campaign he fought.
Friends of both Grant and Glass were
going to Boozer throughout the day, COM
menting upon the clean, clear-eut fight
he made-free from all political trades
and tricks-and pledging their support in
the future.
A, pull was made upon Boozer to enter
the fight between Grant and Glass in
the August primary, but he declined to
do so. He is out in an open letter, in
which he says:
IN the present race between my two
worthy opponents l propose to take no
active part. / am for neither Glass nor
Grant. but will only exercise that right
accorded to every citizen-that is to vote
for my choice of the two in August. |
shall ask no one to support either Grant
or Glass. but will leave my friends free
to exercise the same right that | shall
take myself
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

Montgomery. April 10.-fspecial.)-O pin-
ions in the following cases were handed
down by the Supreme court of Alabama
today
Weakey c. III Orem Us. mayor and
aldermen of the city of Tuseumbia. APP
peal from Colbert Circuit court; motion
granted conditionally.
e. r. Gibson vs. w. *. Wallace. appeal
from Lawrence chancery court; affirmed
c. D. Ebersole VS.. f. B. Daniel. appeal
from Birmingham city court; affirmed.
V. d. Ladd VS.. Lookout Distilling Co.
er al, appeal from Jackson chancery
court; affirmed.
Tyson, J.-Clara McGeever VS.. S. H..
Harris and Sons, appeal from Birming-
ham city court; affirmed.
j. d. Cresthwaite VS.. Lewis Lebus APP
peal from Birmingham city court; af-
frmed
Levi Anthony. ct al. vs.. W. d. sneed
appeal from Tuscaloosa county court;
affirmed.
Higgins Mfg. Co. VS.. r. II. Pearson,
appeal from Birmingham city court; af-
1rned.
Simpson, il. f. Boyett VS.. Standard
Chemical and Oil Co., appeal from Gov
ington circuit court; reversed and re-
manded.
City of Gadsden, ct al. VS.. r. A. Mitch
ell, ct al, appeal from Etowah ehaneery
court; affirmed.
John II. Reynolds VS.. James r. Law
renee, appeal from Cherokee chaneery
court; affirmed.
Anderson, J.-Wm. G. Becllley VS..
United States Savings and Loan Co, APP
peal from Birmingham city court; af-
frmed.
j. S. Shannon VS.. Maggie Sims. appeal
from Walker circuit court; reversed and
remanded.
Kansas City. Memphis and Birmingham
Railroad Co. vs.. A. n. Simmons. appeal
from Lamar circuit court; affirmed.
Per Curiam Albert Jackson VS.. State
of Alabama, appeal from Perry circuit
court; affirmed. Day of execution Fri
day, May %. 1906
The following are head notes of opin-
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about II o'clock Sunday night by some
young men An operation was performed
but the young man died yesterday morn
ing. 1t developed last night that the cir
cumstances surrounding the shooting of
the young man We're suspicious and the
coroner was asked to investigate. After
the preliminary examination of one or
two witnesses the coroner continued the
investigation until later date.
1t seems from the testimony already
adduced that Cooper and several other
young men from Bessemer hired a team
from a local livery stable last Sunday
and went to Getmore. On the way back
near Bullard shoals about five miles
from Bessemer Cooper and one of the
party became engaged in a difficulty in
which Cooper was shot.
Particulars of the affair are very mea-
gre but the coroner will make a thor
ough investga ton of all the particulars.
No arrests have been made.
In Police Circles.
Acting Chief of Police H. G. Christ1ieo
this morning received a telegram from
Gadsden authorities stating that George
Burleson, a negro supposed 10 be the man
who shot and killed Will Jackson, an
other negro in Powel's meat market on
Twentyirst street a few days ago, had
been arrested.
An officer has been sent for Burleson.
c. d. Gunnels. a white man. was held
in the sum Of 500 this morning by Mayor
Sullivan in police court on charge of
grand larceny.
George Jackson. negro. was held in
the sum of $lO0 on the same charge
Notes and Personals.
Chambers McAdory is preparing to
erect large new business house and odd
Fellow hall a Jonesboro
A special meeting of the Free and Ae-
cepted Masons has been called for Friday
night in which there will be work in the
fellow craft and master mason degrees.
The case Of the state against G. D.
Nelson, charged with murder, was con-
tinued in the Bessemer city court yester-
day on account of the absence of wit
nesses for the state
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r.....t.. tN-.,i-
ions nanded GOWN ps cI ny s,,ra,,,a co,,rt
ley III me Sessions VI '''' '''P'
'oaaY r.,....a,. -. Dontcl anneal
-, n,r,,,ir,s,Ean, citv co,,rt
VI ,,i' .slitn, IN, ,e account takes
. a 800 Ia ,,art naxnent Of the account
tho ,ecoverino- of a Judgment upon the
note will not bar a recovery for the bal
ance of the account. The two obllgation
are not the same and there is no split
ting up of a single cause of action. AZ
frmed
Opinion by Weakley, C. j., Tyson,
Simpson and Anderson j. j., concurring,
Albert jackson VS.. State OF Alabama,
/ appeal from Perry circuit court.
Per enriam; There being no bill OF eN-
captions and no error or even Irregular
ty appearing IN the record proper the
| Judgment OF eonNlcuoh Is anlIhieu anu
Friday May 70 l9Vb' is hNed LOT the exc
eation oil the sentence nee s,. ,,s
NeahleS' = - ssoi "l'l,psom a''''
e 49, - = - $50, Ia s15e,.,,,a,,
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u9e "Pps'i ''' va
IN. a.,... 80
l. \ prosecution no by . c,ey a aitn one
"no .'i.'''a, at 81,
10, $50, 49, ,,'itn
ii'a . c''se as WI 'uppo' an "pPV"' "'''
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ne .',i w.. NO.
qa -. - ,..ia, 20 ~
"a Tit, ~ -, -, ,,,olar,,,'1
aaiIa,,4 ana,,.ad .t,ir.,i 49, ~, e,,r
~, ~ "a a. -, sa,i ,oro,,
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49,, - 1T. "a s,,1i;4,,,,,,,
i o,sf,.fa,, -, vt-aa1,,, It,tae t,stt, NJ
so,, Sirnnso, and A,,do.snr n,stires con
o,,r,ins,
II Gibson &c IA I yauoco an
| naal frar, a,y,o,,eo n,,anoary CONT
! WI, !, ,,,,,rial ,,.o,,,,,, CO.., - A.
foo, ,,a,. -, no, ~, ono,,,,d
| II v,as evec,,ted rnder tbe dnrees or 90.
| ere,on IF tho husband mo burden ~
nroof ie nnon her 70 reasonablv satisfy
| the court that such coeroion existed and
! thai the mortgapee either nartlcinated IN
| or was coenizant Of II
Walker vs Nicrosi, 135 Ala 353 and
Mobr Us. Griffin i37 Ala followed
> Whom y married woman seeks IA do
! feat her mortgage on the grond that she
3, executed II as a surety of the husband
merely. the burden rests upon her TO es-
tablisb the defense
Innsford KS. Harrison 1871 Ala. fol-
lowed
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Heart
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DannelIy to Deliver Address.

Tuscaloosa. April 10.-(Special.)- 1.-THE
Rev. ]. NJ Dannelly of Troy has been Sc
lected to deliver the annual commence
ment address before the students of the
Tuscaloosa Female college on May 20 t
il o'clock in the First Methodist church.
Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson Of
Greensboro will deliver the address before
the graduating class on May % in the
college chapel.
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WILL SEE PRESIDENT.
Will Urge Roosevelt to
Veto Court Bill.

Montgomery. April 1o-tspeeial5It is
learned here that conference between
the president and members Of the Ala
bama bar concerning the Underwood bill
will be held tomorrow some time, when
tho executive will be urged to veto the
measure In the meantime a conference
will be held between the president and the
attorney general
Judge Thomas Jones will open federal
court at Tuscaloosa next Monday. it will
be the first sitting of such tribunal there
since Judge William Crawford ended the
fail session Of 1S47, just before moving to
Montgomery with the capital.