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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-05-17

served to them, which was very
much IN the nature Of a surprise.
A drunken woman is not often en-
countered on the streets of Mitchell.
but Policeman Newman had one
to deal with at l O'Clock this after
noon. The woman had been looking
on the wine when it is was red, and
the color was too deep for her, and
she became intoxicated. When the
policeman wanted her to 20 to Jail,
she remoDtrated il a vehement man
ner and when he..attempted to assist
her on the way, she laid down.
Deputy Sheriff Plotner came along
at the time. and told the M
contidentially that lie would help her
get away from the officer and calling
to his aid a horse and buggy, she
climbed in and drove up to the jall.
When she discovered where she was
she wanted to fight the deputy and
at the same time broke in tears that
were copious and flowing. She was
placed in the woman's ward and
placed on a cot to sleep off her jag.
She did not give her name, al
though she is a stranger in the city.
She said she wanted to go north, say
ing bel home was at Watertown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16

ler'a ONCE. New york city. ,srhe Re-8
cent Revelations In Seattle. ST. L.pifiH
and SYRACUSE" James Playcrs
Comptroller of st. louis. Mo. III. WI.
Carroll, Comptroller. Seattle. Wasiis..
Jacob y. Stamnler, Treasurer, Syra-l
ctsc. ~. Z.
Second days session, September sti1.i
10 a. M.--"trlic Alabama Public tni-a
movement Law by George r:ustis,a
"'rhe Organization of Governmental
Accounts; 1ts Value TO the Public SER
vice. by L. G. Powers. chief stntisti-,
clan. Bureau of tho Census. Washing "
ton; some Results ct State ExamIna-
ton Of Municipal Accounts" by JOS
G. Tracy. Deputy Auditor Of the State
Of Ohio: Martin III. Glynn, state Comp
trollor New York: Harry b. Hender-s
son. state Examiner. wyoming; THE
Best Method Of Purchasing City Sup
plies: is a General Purchasing Agent
Observation-Disclosures Method j. RI.
Allen. Comptroller: "Rochester's Meth
3D. Sam. Il. Williams. On this topic
/ all members are expected to give tho
method pursued in eSeir city.
Third days session. September 10TH,
10 A.M.--At least two hours of Tho
morning session Will be reserved for
the. Informal discussion of any mu-a
ntcipal problems with which members
have to deal and for the exchange. of
methods of conducting the various de-.
partments of their officee. Report OF
auditing committee. election of officers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16

games won by Norfolk with Pitcher
Paige in the box. Mr.. Schultz was an
cry when he awoke this morning and
found tc-what use the alleged proxy
OF the Roanoke club had been put and
was not slow to express TO Maxwell
his opinion of the meeting. Mr.. Wells
viii surely protest the action of the
meeting, which he terms a star cham
Der affair.
He says he was assured by Secretary
Williams, of the Roanoke Club, yester-
day that Roanoke would not be repre-
scented at the meeting called for Rich
mond last night by Vice-President
Bradley. In the absence from Rich
was assured further that the proxy of
the Roanoke Club would not be used TO
declare the Paige games thrown out.
Reing advised to that effect, the Nor
4Ns owner knew that there could
be no meeting at Richmond last night
for the want of a quorum. and thought
no more about 1t. Portsmouth he knew
would not be represented.
Was Not Informed.
bIr. Schultz advised Mr.. Wells very
tary Williams in what he (the secre.
tary) told Mr.. Wells. Mr.. Schultz had
no Idea that the Roanoke proxy was
to be used for the purpose to which II
was put. He was called up by long
distance telephone from Richmond last
night by some ono Interested. and ask
ed for his proxy. that meeting of
the league might be held.
He claims that 1t was not made
clear TO him that the proxy was to be
used to throw out the games.
E Mr.. Wells stated tonight that the
NEE ting was irregular. and its action
1T no effect further than that there was
no quorum there ANYWAY. Otto Wells
wants the matter settled once and for
all when the annual meeting of the
league is held on September 25th, when
every club in the league will be there.
TTe sees no necessity for such ac-
ton He SAYS that he Is fighting
the Paige question on its own merits
regardless of the players of question
ed eligibility that almost everv other
club In the league is alleged to have
ilSef 05 8lf sf5t5t III ext =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
DIRECTORY MEN COMING.
American Association begins Three

American Associations begins Three
Day Session mt Jefferson.
The Association of American DE-
rectory Publishers will hold its annual
meeting at the Jefferson Hotel, be-s
ginning tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. Delegates from all parts OF
the United States and Canada are exc
pected to attend. Probably not moro
than thirty directory representatives
will be here.
W. Fl. Lee. OF New Haven. Conn,
Is president: w. III. Bates, OF New
York. is secretary. ana j. L. HILL Of
Richmond. Is treasurer.
Though the object of the associa-s
ti6n primarily is to advance the inter-
est of the work so that better and
more satisfactory results may be obs
tanned. the convention this week will
take up again the question of fake
directory solicitors and the proper;
method OF eliminating the fraudulent
element. There is a standing Offer
OF a reward for the arrest and con-
yiction of these fraudulent canvassers,.
many OF whom have been driven.
out Of business by the efforts OF IL
association The compilation OF fig.
ures and statistics as to tho popu'a-s
ton of cities has been reduced to a
science and every year there Is st,.l
an Improvement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
SENDING let TIERS
TO MANY VISITORS
Horse Show Association Invites
Members Of Episcopal Con- I.
vention to Attend.

The management OF the Richmond
Horse Show Association announced yes
terday that the offices of the associa-
ton would be opened for the seventh
annual exhibition, to be held here from
October 18th to the 18TH inclusive, at
No. $40 East Main street Monday
morning. September S0th, Tickets for
box holders, as we'll as choice reserved
seats, can be procured In the office
from this date to the night of the
opening TUESDAY. October It'll
Entries closed here Saturday night
and theme Is hut one week left IN
which to have the lists in the hands
of Secretary -,rreasurer w. o. Warthen,
In the pos office box, No. Cos, or In tho
malls before midnight that day. No
other entries will be received and
booked by the association, -r
| About 10000 personal letters have
been sent to members and Visitors of
the Eplsoopal conventions to be in ses-
sion in Richmond during horse show
week These letters invite the visitors
Ito attend tho exhibitions, and assure
{ all that this Will be the browning
social event OF the Richmond season,
Extra arrangements have been made
to care for the thousands who will be
here, and neither expense nor trouble
will be spared in making all realize
that they havef,seen oneEsof the finest
and best horse shows In the world.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
KNIGHTS no COME.
PIttsbirG Commandery, No. 1, to Have
Big Celebration I'm Richmond.

I1ttSburE Commandery, NO. II
knights Templars. which will arrive
here Thursday evening from Norfolk
200 strong. will spend two days In
merry-inaking, without business sos
sions or work OF any kind The Wis
itors will be entertained by ST. An y
drew's Commandery of Richmond. On.
their arrival the knights will be mst
ut tho wharf by reception committees.
There will be speech making of an.
Informal kind. and later in the eve-5
ming a reception will be rendered to
the visitors at the Temple. On Friday
the party will go to Lakeside in spe-
cial cars. returning to the Jefferson a I
4 o'clock in the afternoon At 3 o'clock
that evening the browning event Of
the occasion will be the banquet at the
Jefferson. Governor Swanson and 9TH
ers have been invited to address the
| knights. Before leaving on Saturday
there will be carriage drive for the
party.
Tho Iittsburg Commandery is tho
richest in the country. Its member
ship includes many of the leading
| business. professional and public men
of the city,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16

Ceton.
Allcghany and Craig. NJ 2. sps.sard.
Amelia and Eottoway. y. a. Sydnor.
Amherst, DR.. FL s. Myers,
Appomnttox. Thos j. stratton.
Augusta and statlnton. John w. Church
man and sas III. Walker,
Bath. Highland. Buena Vista and Rock
bridge g. w. Sterrntt.
Bedford. II. c. Lowry and Thos. s.. West.
pote.onft. Geo. W. Breckanridge.
Brunswick. DR. X. s. Powell
Buckingham and Cumberiapd A. s, Hall
Campbell Howell z, Featherston.
Caroline. n. r.. Powers Jr.
Charlotte. u. ID. Adams.
Chesterfield W. W. Baker.
Chescrtrld. Manrhester aA,d Powhatan,
Willis q Pnlliam.
clarke and Warren. NJ NJ. johnson.
Culpeper, Alden Bell.
Dln@iddir, rhos. ~ Clarke.
Elizabeth City and Accomac. Harry r.
Houston,
Fairfax, W. Il. oliver.
Fau1ucr. NJ. NJ Green.
Fnuqucr and I.oudoin. John Orr Daniel.
Franklin Joseph H. ChItwood
Frederick and Winchester. Richard E.
BYRD.
Giles and Bland Martin Williams
Gloucester. r. N. Stubbs.
Grayson. A. A. Bryant.
Hanover, Roosevelt Page.
Hanover and King william, Thos H. Ed
wards
Henrico. C. w Throcl<morton
Henry. j. NJ Barker, Jr.
Isle OF wight, w. E.s ItOwIc.
King and Queen and Essex. j. M. Lewis.
Lancaster and Richmond, John Curlett.
Lee. w S. Neff.
Loudoun, +. NJ Love.
f.eusa. Carl H. Noting.
Lynchburg. Tipton d. Jennings.
Madison and Greene, James r. Thrift.
Mathews and Mlddlesex. w. d. Evans.
Mecklenburg. S. z. Read.
Montgomery and Radford, G. a. John
ston.
Nansemond. r. w. withcrs 81
Nelson, Geo w. whitehead.
Newport News. W. j.. Barrett.
New Kent. Charles City, York and city
OF Williamsburg. w. r. GofflEan.
Norfolk city. W. W. Old. Ir. Merritt II.
Cooke
Norfolk county. l.. NJ sylvester. E. w.
Owens.
Northampton and Accomac. j. T. VIII
ltins III.
Northumberland and westmoreland. j. T.
Orange. c. C. Taiaferro.
Page and Rappahannock. D. $. Louder
back
Wilson, ". N. Brown. s. F. element.
Petersburg. r. Boiling Wilcox.
Portsmouth Claude N. Markham.
Princess Anne. George t. snead.
Prince Edward. John j. Owen.
Prince William. Tyson Janncy.
Pulaski j. II. Trolinger.
Richmond city. Il P. Cox, e. G. Massie,
C. f. Wingo. II. C. Glenn. and Hill Mon
tague.
Roanoke city. A B. Hunt
4 Rockbridge and Buenn Vista. j. S. Craig.
Rockingham. II. NJ. Rogers, p. b. +.
Good
! Roanoke county. A. NJ. Bowman.
Shenandoah. c. o. Miller.
smyth, Geo. w. Richardson.
Southampton, j. w. Williams.
spo'syrvanla and Fredericksburg c.
O'Conor Goodrich.
Stafford and King George, r. c. L. Mon
cure.
surry and Prince George. William b.
Daniel.
Sussex and GreenesvilJe. j. S. Weaver.
Washington and Bristol Alex. Stuart
and Floyd IT. Roberts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
GREAT STRUGGLE
FOR. SUPREMACY
Policemen to Play Letter Car;
riers at Broad Street Park
on Thursday.

The great contest for supremacy be-
tween the blue coats of the. Police De-
'partment and the gray of the post
Office at Broad Street Park VIII occur
on Thursday. Policeman Nell 1Tolkes,
policemen in the negotiations looking
to the game, says that tickets are
selling rapidly. and there is every in
dfcatlon of large turn out. The po-
lice force, With their usual gallantry.
have decided that no general admis-
sion should he charged for ladieS
attending the game. and the fair sex
Will have to pay only g. Erandstand
fee of fifteen cents should they wish
has purchased general admission
ticket before this decision was made,
may use the general admission ticket
as ticket to the grandstand. Men
Will have to pay full league prices,
twenty-fiyo cents for the gate and nc
grandstand. The proceeds o the game
are for the benefito of the Police Be-
neNolent Associations, The owners OF
the ball park make no charge fov
Baseball feyer Will naturally be at
n high tension this week as the VIZ
ginla League season closes on. Satur-
dan. The Richmond team PLAYS here
day, coming to the home grounds for
the final wind-up on Saturday. Is
Manager j. u, Nunnnllie. of the post
office team, gives out the Following
as his probable llne.up on Thursday:
@ w. S. Doughty pitcher. ]. ~ Nuns
snallie, catcher: II q, leonard, short
stop; J.8I, Green. first base; g. II. Mil
Ter, secona-bnse; Edgar Allen. Ir.,
George w. Bnrkert. right
field; q, II. Kaufeit, centre-fleld; u. II
Fields, laft-held, i'l
Substitutes; a. NrcA. Parker. Ernnk
Burke Q, ,rr,s1 @. F, Eldrldge, G. ", Rus.
sell. Richard Brown, 9,ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
co,lPTIsoLLERs TO MEET.
Convention Will ReEin mt Jeffcrsol
1O-mOrrOyy Morning.

ISOOVCutlOu <NIlt ltcksAu4- III OCllSISOAA
Tomorrow Morning.
The National Association of Comp
trollers and Accounting Officers viii
meet at the Jefferson Tomorrow morn
Ing for a session of three days.
The association Is young In years,
ling. 1T is made UP of the accounting
Iofficers Of the cities and some of the
States. The following are the officers
| for the present year:
President Samuel 3. Williams, OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Eastern Section
George FL. Priest, of Boston. Mass.
Central Section-Louis Betz. Of st.
southern. section--William Nick.
Western Section-Harry p, Hender-
son, OF Cheyenne, Wyo.
Secretary Howard g. Beck Of De-
ttroit. Mich.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ. Rex Of q 5faW7
The representatives, about hundred
In number, who will attend tho annual "a
gathering this year. will come from me ~.
leading cities OF the country. MT NJ,
Of Richmond. who Is ehaI:man#of the
Entertainments Committee, is in recent t
&C adyices indicating that delegates VII
be hero from leading points from la. y :. :
fornia to MASSACHUSETTS, ana from 90
| far S0uIll5H {AittbfNi'lt''
rho chief object the association mas
in view for tina presents to pro-
vide for uniformity In the matter
OF keeping State and municipal ac-
counts throughout the country. SO that
statistics viii he readily understood
land Of more value than they now are
The body has the hearty CO. operhti Ion
and sympathy OF the 5government$ cen
sus Bureau and all the other de-
nartments OF government. which have
Ito deal with facts and figures
The Program.
Following is the program OF pro-
ceedlngs az at present arranged. 1t is
Esubiect to change: sa4,
First days session, September Nth,
10 A, M.-rCall TO order by the presi-
dent, sam b, William; welcome on
behalf az the State 4pf Virginia, Cow
ernor Claude a, Swnnson;s on behalf
Eof tho city OF Richmond,, MaNors Carl
! ton McCarthy: presidents, annual adj
Edress; secretat.ys report. by Howard e,
/ Beck: tpeasnrer'sS report, Thy George nj,
Rex; appointment OF auditing sommit-
Etee ;"The New system OF Accounting
for Porto Rico Hon. George Cabot
| Ward, Auditors seneral, san Juan, Por-
ITO neutrality-suspicious. OF Public Funds;
| What Security Should be Had and
| What Interest Psld2p discussion led
by Duncan AIacInneN. Of the Conlptrol-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
sPORT IS Of The MEEK

NEW YORK. sertember, l5,--All the OUT
door amateur championships have been de-
cided and the athletes are gradually
breaking training for the winter leaving
the field open for the football and basket
ball players who everywhere arc hard at
work. .8
The regatta at jamestown will be con-
tiEued Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
The final race for tho Kings cup Will be
sailed Tomorrow e-for-all event will
be decided on Tuesday. and on Wednesday
a fairly large fleet will put to sea in the
open regatta.
The baseball season is fast drawing to a
close. Several of tho minor leagues al
ready have PLAYED their last games. For
the National League, the championship
has been settled, Chicago taking the pen
nant. but in the American League, tho
coming two weeks will bring about n de-
csion lin one of the most remarkable con-
tests that ever has been waged for base
ball pennant At present Philadelphia
leads with percentage of 616, Chicago
second, with 5594: Detroit With SOC and
Cleveland fourth With 5ds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
RUNNING WAITER so1n.
II. b. pnryear Buy. Newcastle lew Us, stables FIJI,

NEW YORK. september 15.--The noted
four-year old 6lIs Running Water. by Sir
Dixon. Breakwater yesterday was sold by
the Newcastle Stabe TO II. b. Duryear, at
the Sheepshead Bay race course, for 100000,
tho sale calling for u payment of $1,000
In cash and a contingency of $4,000 from
stakes In which the lilly is tcngaged,
Running Water was bought in by the
Newcastle Stable at an auction sale. held
to appraise values and settle the old part
nerships of the firm owning the establish
ment. on Thursday last for S15,200. She
originally was raced on the New York
tracks by Woodford Clay, who sold her
last season to the Newcastle Stable for a
big price. Running Water as a three-year-
old was one of the best of her age. and
| this season has been winner OF several
tiuaportat races.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
Held DIG MEETINGS.
Railroad Y. NJ. G, A. Starts Season
WITH. HcH

Railroad ". NJ. g, A. Starts season
With Record Day.
The DALEY Quartet. from Philadel-.
phia, sang at tthe Reiroad Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday!
afternoon, and Rev. DR.. Geo.agY. Nc.
Daniel spoke. Scores of people We're
turned away. President White, of thu
mac road, paid very high tribute
to- the work or the Railroad " M. q. Ia !.
n At night this association conducted
"a great 1nass-meeting at the Venahle;
tary Z. A, Coulter delivered a very
effective address to men. While Mr.
Coulter was speaking IN the autltto-i
rum Of the church, RAILROAD Secretary
s, IL Thomas was addressing the wn-!
men In the basement. The DALEY
Quartet sang at both services.
4 The quartet Will give a concert In
the Railroad Association Hall tonight
at SID O'Clock and the public are its-
syited 81 is iS9S4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
MIC EXPOSITION TnAyEL..
Hotels Crowded ana Convention Dcle-
KDteS Rcuin To Arrive ~

H0tcIN ErONdcd and COnvcnf1On Dolce
EHtes Begin to Arrive. Si
Exposition travel through Richmond
reached the high water mark last
night, according to the record of hotel
registers. There were about one hun-.
|dred and fifty arrivals at the Jefferson
Yesterday, many OF the visitors being
tho advance guard OF the conventions
to be held there this week.
At Murphy's fully that many stopped
lover here. coming from or going to
Jamestown. and the other hotels had
to business. and yesterdays record was
not different from that OF the past
week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
Struck I-n,n;re

ST, LOUIS. MO. September 15-Durlns
the second gsme to-day Umpire Evans was
struck on the head with a soda water bot
tie thrown by boy. Evans was painfully
injured. but will be out again in few
GAYS The thrower of the bottle was ar
rested. He declares that he had no inten-
ton OF hitting the umpire The large
crowd started to discipline the bottle-t t,roy.
err but the speedy arrival OF policemen
prevented trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
LIVE STOCK BOARDS.
Interstate Z

1ntcrstnte ASSOcfatiOn COnvcnes at
AIurphy's To-day.
The Association of Interstate Live
Stock Sanitary Boards will hold its
annual convention at Murphy's Hotel,
beginning this morning. Hon. j..
Thompson Brown, of Bedford county.
will deliver the chief address.
The convention will remain in session
for two days. with one hundred or more
veterinary surgeons of Virginia and
many other States in attendance Sew
eral delegates arrived in the city last
night. The work of the association Is
very important. and a number of papers
of value will be read.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
.ROANOKE'S PROTEST
IDLE, SAYS BRADLEY.
Action Of League Meeting Sat
urday Night Vii!
Stand.
KICK OVER PAIGE GAMES
Bradley Says seholz Gave Gwynn
His Proxy, Telling Him to
Vote.
KICK OVER PAIGE GAMES
/ snecial to The Timas.Disratch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
ROANOKE, VA, September 15.-It
has been learned through official In
forma ton thatthe action taken at the
meeting of the Virginia State League,
held at Richmond Saturday night. is
of no effect. being a situation similar
to that of the meeting held at Norfolk
last Monday night. At the Norfolk
meeting 1t was found to be impossible
to cast deciding vote as to the ques-
ton of throwing out games participated
in by Pitcher Paige, of the Norfolk
club. on account of tie vote OF the
members present
Secretary C. r. Williams. of the
Roanoke club. wired Secretary Greg
be impossible for the Roanoke club
to be represented at the meeting. Mr..
Williams took the position that the
question of contested games was one
that should be settled at the regular
meeting of the league. to be held after
the close of the season. He had been
informed that President Wells would
be absent from the meeting, as would
other ague members, and considered
1t unwise, as we'll as unfair. to take
any action of any vital interest to n
club Of the Virginia Lea que without a
representation of the different clubs.
| IIowever. at late hour Saturday
might President Henry .Scholz. of the
ftoanckc CLUB. was communicated With
over long-distance telephone from
Richnond.t and was informed by Presi-
dent Rice Gwynn. OF the Danvil1e club,
that a league meeting was being held
and that he desired to have a proxy
of the Roanoke club. Mr.. Schola had
been absent from the city and knew
nothing of meeting being called or
It's purpose. He wired Mr.. Gwynn to
protect the Roanoke clubs interest at
the meeting.
The Roanoke club did not authorize
"a vote concerning the throwing out
of the contested game, and therefore
|it would seem that the meeting was
Of no effect, as only three Of the six
clubs Voted to throw out the games
which have sbeenss participated In by
Ineligible players.
Dispatch All Wrong, Says Bradley.
When the above dispatch was read to
Mr.. w. Il. Bradley. Vice-president of the
league, last night, he said 1t didn't
amount to the8paper on which 1t was
written: that the action taken at the
injecting Saturday nightSwoula stand.
He said, moreover, that President Hen
my Scholz, of the Roanoke Club, gave
president Rice Ciwynn, of the Danyille
Club. his proXy and instructed him how
Itoyote, r 4-3.5 5s3,
'"rhere Is absolutely nothing In the
Roanoke dlspatch,"s said Mr.. Bradley.
I"rhe report as printed. In The Times
Dispatch this morning Is an actual ac-
count of tho meeting. There will be,
land can be, no change in the position
already TAKEN 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-16
SPENT LITTLE MONEY.
HcnrIco Candidates File Statements OF
Expenses In Election.

-
Quite number OF the candidates In
the recent Henrico primary filed sworn
statements of their campaign expenses
on Saturday. the majority showing that
they have spent almost nothing. and,
accordng to the statements, the cleo
tion was conducted in strict compliance
with the Barksdale election law. The
most Interesting statement was that OF
Mr. w. B. Frayser, the present treas
urer, who failed OF re-election by
eighty odd votes. Mr.. Frayser's fee
cost s25; advertising, printing and
postage came to $1,000 making a total
OF $6l.50. Five men swore that they
spent nothing Whatever in the cam
paign, some being losers and some wi N
ners in local fights. S follows: T.. r.
Darracott, j. T. Lewis. T.. p. Larus. Il.
Fl. Samuel and Myer Angle. Mr. j. W..
Tiller paid out In all Sl.S7: Mr.. d. L.
Temple put $1,50 in printing: Squire
George Washington Thomas spent one
.dollar in streatgcar fare In max ing his
canvass; Mr.. G. III, Graves invested 1915
in printing and postage; Mr. r. T.. Sa les
printing bill was Sl,25;s Mr.. j. II. Train
er. s1.50
Mr.. Washington Bottoms. elected to-
the board Of supervisors. filed a state
ment OF Sligo. the fee in his case being
$500. and an item of $3.50. paid to w
3. Frayser. treasurer, for copying a
list OF the voters of the county