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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
ST. GEORGE.

Miss Lena Forbes of Williston is visit
ing relatives in town.-H II. Ttlley has
recently secured an increase of pension
from sl2 To ST. per month for Frank
Wood OF Burlington, and the restoration
OF Hattie l.. Harris of HinlsburGh at
sl2 per month.-Mrs s. \. Mansfield, who
is living with her son, George, has been
very i'll for several dlys.-Miss Nettie
Warren passed Sunday nj homc.-Mr. and
Mrs, Lewis Miles and children of Willis
ton passed Sunday with Laurance Will
linger and family.-Mrs Aeline Wescott
returned to Essex Sunday taking little
Mildred White and Nora Hinsdale to
pass the week with her
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EAST CHARLOTTE

Mr.. and Mrs William Graham are par
ents of a daughter born Thursday.--Miss
Marian Horsford is at home from Will
JAMESTOWN for the summer vacation.--Lee
Hart the little son OF Mail Carrier Hart
has whooping cough.-The W. G. T. l.
ret with the president Mrs. W. II. II.
'arney, last week Wednesday afternoon
At the close of the business session, re-
freshments Of cake and ice cream were
served-A new chimney IS being built
the Catholic Church.-Mss Daisy
Bull passed last week at her homo In
Monkton. Miss Renn Johns supplied her
place IS nurse to Miss Yale during her
abscnce.-W. f. Harris Is building A
new bee house.-Roy Taggart, an en-
ployee Of the Vermont Marble company,
) no passed A two weeks vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. TaEgart
returned to his work in New York Fri
day.--John Hart has returned from a
several days visit with relatives in
Waterbury,. Mrs. T. S. Jones and son,
Howard. of Bristol were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs a y. Ellison.--The fun
eral Of the infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs
John Lessor Of Monkton, was held at
tho Church Of our Lady of Mount car
mel Saturday morning. The burial was
in tho cemetery adjoining tho church.
Charles Lavlsne a respected resident,
died sunday afternoon, after long IL
ness, aged ST years. He is survived By
his wife and three children. one daugh.
ter and two sons Tho funeral was
held Tuesday morning at the Catholic
Church in East Charlotte. miss Frances
Clark and Miss Cora Clark were bap-
tized at the river Sunday afternoon by
the Rev. Thomas Davison.-Roy Taggart
has returned to his business in New
York city after n three weeks vacation
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Taggart.--Mr and Mrs Howard Vas
burgh left Tuesday FOR Canada to
be absent a week or more.-Miss Nellie
Garln OF Bristol. who has been the guest
of her aunt. Mrs. Daniel Hayes. has re-
Burlington is visiting at Ches er Smiths.
Miss Marion Horsford is at home from
her school IN WillamstOwn.--NIss Jennie
wSlloughby who has been some time at
their cottage at Long point, Ferrisburgh,
has returned homo Mrs. John Eagan of
Rutland Is visiting in town.-Miss Fannie
Storrs OF Burlington IS the guest Of her
dren of Mr. and Mrs. f. Bacon Of Bur
lngton are visiting their grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jacobs Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Kelly and mother Of Shell
burnc passed Sunday here.-Haying is
well under way. The crop will be very
lio-ht
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HANCOCK.

Jessie Hubbard of Rochester visited at
G. II. Church's over Sunday,-Mrs. Marie
Fessenden, who has been with her par
ents for three months, returned to her
home In Boston Frday,-Mr. and Mrs
q. II. Fish and daughter of Stockbridge
were at c. j. Stockwells the first of the
week-Charles Stockwell went Monday to
Montpelier, Mortified and vicinity to DO
gone q week.
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Ia visiting her cousin, Miss d. M.
Whiteside of Shclburne.
DR.. and Mrs i. r. Stoddard will 20 to
Newport for a we weeks vacation
DR.. Harry II. Lawrence will attend to DR..
Stoddard's practice during his ABSENCE
Elmer H. Kinsman Of Wiliamstown
Mass. visited his sister, Mrs. f. r. Stod-
dard, Tuesday and Wednesday.-Mi
Elizabeth Thorpe and Miss Alfredda Stod
dard returned from n weeks visit in
Plattsburgh Tuesday.-Dr. w, Seward
Webb went to New York Monday night
on business trip.-Miss Charlotte Mack
has returned from a two weeks vacation
In Grand Isle.--The Ladies' Improvement
society will meet at the church parlors
Thursday afternoon
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LEICESTER.

Mrs. Darwin Johnson and Mrs. Frank
Gamben have been visiting in Bristol
for "A few days.-Miss Phebe johnson is
camping at Lake Bomoscen with n party
from North Adams, Mass.--Mrs. II. r.
Brownson Is visiting in Essex and Bur-
lington for n few weeks.--Mrs. Hewett
Arnold and son have returned from FL
lenhurg. n. Y.-The 1lsley family OF
Brooklyn. n. Y, are at the Alden House
for the summer.--Mrs. Nicholson and
Miss Julia Brown have opened their sum-
NOR home. "I,Ocnst IledRen
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TOWNSVILLE.

Miss Helen Nash of Jericho Is visiting
friends here.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur King
have returned after a two weeks vaca-
ton in Barton Landng.-Chester Cutler
and family are camping at Lake Iroquois
ID. G. Alger of Monkton passed Sunday
with his parents.-Mr and Mrs. w T..
Church, Miss Helen Mash, Miss Mamie
Rondeau. John O'Brien and Arthur Snow
were at Queen City Park recently.-The
next meeting of the Lend Hand will be
held at the hall, July 25-Mr. and Mrs
f. r. Gillett and wife returned from
Queen City Park Sunday.
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WEST MILTON.

Arthur Phelps who was so badly cut
on a moving machine Tuesday, passed a
comforta bic night, though very weak
from loss of blood. One bone OF one leg
was cut through beside the terrible flesh
wounds on both legs.-Mr. and Mrs. r. r.
Nelson of Colchester are visiting at Petty
Brook and Champaign this week.-Char-
lotte OsFood Of Fox Hill Is visiting at
East HighEate this week.--Miss Jennie
Allen of San Francisco. Cal, Is visiting at
Willard Sanderson's .-Mrs. Martha Finn
of the Roro is passing the week with
Mrs Sarah Costello.
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ESSEX CENTER.

Ralph Wool who has been visiting his
mother for two weeks returned to Bristol
Conn, Tuesday.-A baby boy was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Don Fisher Sunday
Twenty young boys from McNickers
camp passed through this place on their
way to Mt, Mansfield Monday.-Mrs
Mary Ianley, who has been visiting in
Cambridge. returned Sunday.--C. J. Han
ley has taken the contract to cut the hay
on the Tracy fam.-Mrs. G.. f. Bixby
is caring for Mrs. Sherman Howard at
Westford
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MONKTON.

Mr. and Mrs. J. T.. Collins were in
Burlington Saturday.--Miss Alice AL
ger is a guest of Mrs w. II. Gee.--M-.
and Mrs. r. II. Palmer were in Bristol
Saturday-Alrs. W c. Donahue and
Mrs. J. e. Collins were In Vergonnes
Friday.--D. p. McIIntec is able to be
out little every day.-Danicl G. Lewis
and Miss Sadie McCucn were united in
marriage at Saratoga, \. Y, June 90.
Both parties were formerly Of Monk
Bennie Comstock of Proctor Is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. ]. f. Ladd. -
u. Z. Meader was in Bristol Saturday
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ORWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. c. Bull are in town for
the summer.-Mr. and Mrs. w. b. French
were IN Saratoga. n Y. last woek.-
George Allen has tho foundation finished
for his new barn, 72Xi0Mr. and Mrs.
j. Fl. Thomas are in Saratoga, \. Y.-The
Rev. ". Smith of M,ddlehury preached nj
the Congregational Church Sunday.--Miss
Helen Crtndle of New York is with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs s. l.. Stevens
The Rev. G. c, Williams of Maine will
preach at the CorErcga tional church
Sunday.-H. n. Branch with three men
moved the town safe from G. L. Stays
old office to the new one In about nine
hours Thursday no pulleys or jacks being
used
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mrs. Preston Bicknell and two daugh-
ters of Melrose, Mass, We're visitors at
G. c. Bicknell's a few days this week.
Miss Gwendolyn Coffin went to Burling-
ton Monday whore she has secured u
position for few weeks in the Mary
Fletcher hospital.-Mrs. Smith and young
son Of Randolph are visitors at her sis
ter's. Mrs. f.. L. Howe.-Miss Sybil
Brown went to Montreal Saturday for a
short trip with her sister and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nay Of Burlington
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CORNW ALL.

Mrs. c. VI. Lane has been visiting in
Glens Falls, and Saratoga y. Y..-Thc
infant child of Howard Atwood was bur
led Thursday Mrs. David Bissett and
children went to Chester last week. The
little son Of Perry Thompson stepped on
the head Of a bullpout. the horn piercing
his foot and making n painful wound
Word was received in town Sunday even
ing Of the sudden death Of Deacon La
mas ~ Bridport. who was taken seriously
i'll Sunday morning and died at $50 p. m
He had been in falling health for long
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COLCHESTER.

Miss Grace Wilson is at home from
Massachusetts for her summer vacation.-
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Wright Saturday Mr., and Mrs. Nelson
Blondin of New Hampshire are visiting
in town.-Thc Kings Daughters will have
dinner with Miss Anna Morrow Friday.
The county secretary, Mrs. Kate Towers
of Richmond, Is expected TO be at the
meeting.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houghton
have returned from Boston.-Miss II. G.
Hill and Miss Grace Crockett have come
to their homes in Champaign for the sum-
mer.
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An Opportunity

To buy FARM cheap. 125 acres. on
main road 2l2 miles to village. soil
good machine moving, carries 10
cows, good house and 2 good barns. all
painted, sugar orchard 400 trees equip
ped, n quantity of wood and lumber.
nice fruit orchard, good water, cows,
yearlings with farm and dairy tools
complete. price for all $4,000. $500
cash; bal. 10 suit purchaser The i. II.
McGinnis Realty Co., Essex Junction,
Vt.
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BARNET.

The Christian Endeavor society has
presented the church with a handsome
pair of collection plates in memory Of
Mrs Mary w. Boardman, wife of the
Rev. Joseph Boardman, now of Ply
mouth, n. IT,. and for many years pas
tor of the church,-The Rev. j, *. XII
bourn Is entertaining his brother and
family. Edward Kilbourn OF Beleit.
Wis, and the treasurer OF Beloit COL
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
ESSEX JUNCTION

The Hon. Charles p. Stevens, ex-
state senator, a brother of George w.
Stevens OF this village, died Friday
morning at Richford, where he had
resided for about 10 years. He was
II years Of age. His funeral was held at
Richford Sunday, and interment was
made in Troy VI.
son was, born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Tuoed,,.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

Miss Flossie Rock has been passing
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. william
Chase of Bristol-Mrs. Amelia Keller
has returned from a several weeks
visit in North Fcrrisburgh,-Mrs Hiram
Bishop and daughter of West Salisbury
passed last week with Mrs. Bishop
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Reed.
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MILTON BORO.

Mrs j. f. Finn Is suffering with
asthma. The friends OF Capt Alfred At
klns of Resell, n j., welcome him at
Camp Watson. Miss Amelia Keller rc-
turned to her home in Essex Junction
Thursday.-N. H. Carr celebrated his
10Th hirt hdAN Friday
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LARRABEE'S POINT.

Miss Blanche Sanders of Brandon Is
with her grandparents for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hall Of Shorehnm
were guests at b. w, Burleish's Sunday
Miss Gertrude Martin and Miss Sarah
Noyes of Tlconderoga, N. Y, and Miss
Anna Meehan of Shoreham were guests
at H. Sanders Sunday.-Marjory, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin Of
Sandy IIMl. n. Y. is Ill here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-07-18
ESTATE OF CHARLES LAyIGNE OF
IINESBURGH.

We the subscribers, having been
appointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for the District OF Chittenden
commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands OF all
persons against the estate of Charles
J;aVigne, late of IIinesburgh, in said
district deceased ana also all claims
and demands exhibited IN offset there
To- and six months from the day Of
the date hereof being allowed by said
Colrt for that purpose. we do there
fore hereby give notice that we will
attend to the duties Of our appoint-
ment at the late residence of tho de-
cedcnt In IinesburGh. in said district.
on the third Thursdays of August and
January, next, Mt 10 o'clock n M, on
zach of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1907.
NJ, +. REMINGTON
THOMAS HART,
o,w3t Commissioners.
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GRANVILLE.

A daughter, Doris Briggs. was born
Thursday, July II. tn Mr.. and Mrs d. n
Rice,--Adin Pierce is passing few
weeks with his cousin, :ank Ford --
Frank aimee is very i'll with no hopes Of
recovery, E N. iiemenway was in Bos-
ton the first of the week.
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SHEL2URNE

Howard w. Ames Of Plattsburgh, ",
" passed Sunday with his uncle, w,
H. Whiteside of Shelburne.-hiiss Gen
evieve Ames Of Schuyler Falls. N. Y.
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LOST.

LOST-Three certificates of ownership Of
shares Of the capital stock OF the Barre
and Montpelier Traction and Power
Company a corporation at Barre, Yer
mont numbers CS 60 and 20, for
thirty. twenty and thirty shares res
pectivoly Of tho par value Of twenty
five dollars per share, in tho name of
+. c. Kennedy. John J. Flynn, owner.
ri w5t.
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RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES

Tho Rhode Island Hospital offers
3-years' course of training in care of
patients in medical, surgical, obstet-
rical and 6 special depts. 1892 pa
tients treated in 1906. Applications
are now being considered for classes
entering Sept. 1907, and Jan. and
April, 1905. Maintenance and money
allowance sufficient for personal OK
penscs are given. For further in
formation and circulars, address
Miss Lucy G. Ayers, r. !. Hospital
Providence, r. l.
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eeth Extracted

"oI"ftIy WITHOUT 1afN'
The only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without a
particle Of pain without taking gas.
lily method is used by no other person.
No pain; no danger; no after effects
DIR. l.. ID. HAHN,
once. 1885 Pine St, Burlington, Vt
ONCE hours. 10 to 3. Z to 8,
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lege.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. AIonzo Potts
of Kansas City, Mo-, are passing the
month with relatives here.
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish &c hlre
help or to cell u farm should use inns
column. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
ment would be read by many possioie
buyers SI,wtt
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ONE CENT
4
WORD,

Advertising In this column one cent
word each insertion Copy may DC
changed every week. Cash ir advance re-
CURED. Nc advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words, two lines Specia'
terms &c advertisers using from IO to
l,oC lined within twelve consecutive
months.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell thou
sands of readers in many towns of YER
mont what you have to sell or what you
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver-
tisement. 27wtf
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BIG BARGAINS

No. 1777. The best corner property
for investment in Wiuooski, with 8
two-story buildings IN good repair;
also the lease and fixtures of board
ing house. Don't linger but catch the
worm. Price S9.50O.OO.
No. SCI. a Charlotte farm of over
100 acres, nice location. rich soil, good
water, etc, fair buildings. with farm
Ing tools and team. Price, $4,000;
cash $1,000, bal. on time
The Reynolds Real Estate Co..
LOB Main 81. burlington, VT.
Opposite City Hall.
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WANTED.

WE ARE IN THE MARKET for 2ia IN.
dry box pine and In and . in chestnut
We Will also buy few lots of standing
timber correspondence solicited. Nor
ton T.. Converse & Son, Winchendon,
Mass 3,w1t
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no RENT.

FURNISHED ROOM to rent. z Buell.
street. Phone 721-5. 141 d&wtf
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FOR SALE.

FOP SALF--The entire rcal-ostate store.
stock and fixtures. The only store in
town doing n prosperous business.
Must he sold to close the estate, n. r.
Davis Adm, West Bolton.
2w.3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-26
SUNDAY BASEBALL STOPPED
By The SunfIower States FOrbids 9TH
er Sunday Amusements.

Topeka, Kans., Jan. 25-The Sun
day baseball bill, absolutely prohibit
ing baseball, shows and theatrical per-
formances on Sunday when an ad-
mission fee is charged, was adopted
by sc house this afternoon while in
committee Of the whole.
The bill as recommended for pas
sage bv the house is as follows:
ANY person who shall be convict
ed Of exhibiting or giving any circus
or show, vaudeville or theatrical per-
formance, playing baseball to which
an admission fee is charged or col
lected, on the first day of the week,
commonly called Sunday, shall be
deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor and
fined not exceeding one hundred dol
lars"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-26
The TONGUE OF THE SLANOER
Says Chickasha's Handsome Passenger
Station Isn't Nice.

Anadarko Democrat: The depots on
the Rock Island railroad throughout
this section Of the country are dis
grace to civilization. The writer has
slilvered around most Of them, the
prize for dirt and general coldness,
however, belong to the depot at Chick
asha. The passenger traffic at
Chickasha is enormous. There are abb
solutely no accommodation nor COM
mon decencies for the hundreds Of
ladies and children, forced to endure
the undescribably filthy waiting room
generally for many hours. No infor-
nation is to be had, while the pass
enger trains are disporting themselves
in vain endeayor to pass on the
same track usually being reduced
thereby to a heap Of wreckage in the
ditch, the passengers are kept in ig-
norance as TO the real state Of affairs.
Well might it be said to the poor cuss
dumped off at the Rock Island depot
in Chickasha, Leave all hope be-
hind"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-26
PROMINENT DOCTOR
MYSTERIOUSLY SHOT

New York, Jan. 26-Dr. Charles w.
Townsend, one Of the best known ply
sicianc on Staten Island, was shot and
probably mortally wounded at his
home in New Brighton, L. I. early to-
day. The case is surrounded by mys-
tery,but from meager details which
have been permitted to leak out. it is
believed the doctor was the victim Of
man who sought vengeance for some
real or fancied wrong. That is was
not the act Of burglary appears to be
born out BY the fact that nothing was
taken from the house and by stories
told to the coroner by TOWNSEND and
his wife, The coroner declkies to
to make known any Of the information
obtained from the couple. Townsend
awoke to find a man in his room. The
fired three shot; two bullets took eff
ect, one near the heart. The assail-
ant escaped. He had cut the telephone
wires.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-26
GAMBLERS TAKE A HIKE
From Ardmore Federal Officials are
Waging War on Them

Ardmoreite: The gamblers are go
ing every train carries the sports
away from town. Many are headed
for Oklahoma City, where it is said
houses are running wide open and po-
licemen wear blinds The war the
federal authorities have been waging
on tae gamblers the past two weeks
has bluffed the sports completely and
they are going
The ultlmatum issued by Marshal
Porter to the effect that gaming
would have to stop has done its work
and the once brilliantly lighted pala -e
of misfortune is now shrouded in
darkness and no longer the whirl Of
the tiny white ball no the rattle Of
the chips is heard. The grand jury
is in session and many were leaving
anyway, but the officers activity has
.hastened them on their way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-01-26
IS NOW SAID TO BE THE PROP0S-
ED SOLUTION OF The
LIQUOR QUESTION
PUTS It UP TO THE PEOPLE
For Adoption or Rejection at the First
Election.

Guthrie, Okla, jan 25-"Heads /
win, tails you lose, seems to be the
position sought BY the prohibitionsts
in tine provision agreed to by 10 mem
bers Of the liquor traffic committee Of
the constitutional convention which
will be submitted as majority report
tomorrow morning.
After embodying the section Of the
enabling act regarding the liquor
traffic, with slight changes, the re-
port provides that the question Of
prohibition shall be submitted to the
people Of Oklahoma territory, to be
voted on separately at the election to
ratify or reject the constitution. If
majority are for prohibition, then
statewide prohibition is to prevail.
In the event, however, that prohibi-
ton fails Of majority, prohibition is
still to obtain in every county, town
ship, precinct or ward of Oklahoma
territory in which it has received a
majority.
A further provision is that state
wide prohibition shall be voted on Ak
each succeeding general election until
a majority Of all the votes cast on the
question shall be favorable to prohi-
bition, when it shall 60 into force
throughout the state.
In each election held, until prohibi-
tion secures a moiority, it shall be en-
forced in such counties, townships,
precincts or wards where a majority
is cast in its favor.
/ The re is no provision, however,
whereby county or town once going
for prohibition can be released from
the operation Of the law by majority
voting against it.
The third section provides for the
appointment by the governor of an en-
forcement commission of three mem
bers, not more than two of whom shall
Z be members Of one political party It
is made the duty Of this commission
to enforce the liquor laws of the state.
In such enforcement the commission
may command the services of the att
toney general, all states attorneys.
sheriffs and other executive officers of
counties, cities and towns
The final section Of the report pre-
vents the submission to the electors
Of the state Of any amendment repug-
nant to the provisions Of the enabling
act and the irrevocable ordinance ac-
cepting the same.
This section is intended to prevent
the repeal Of the prohibition clause for
Indian territory, should congress be
prevailed upon to repeal that portion
! of the enabling act.