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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23
FULTON SCORES FOREST RESERVE

/, seems that Senator Fulton hn.
been shaving his associates back boz
Wellington that he d. there to look
lirr Che interests Of the West and
nr. at ,nc beck and call OF Teddy
Loo. Ais bureaucratic pets. 4 recent
special o. the Oregonian, says: Sen.
ltor Fulton made a most eilyctiy,
lJ-miuute speech in the Senate to.
day. in which he criticised and con.
irmHcd the manner in which forest
reserves are being created ana adj
mIui,,efed. Admitting the homes,
intention OF Forester Piucho,, he
eru-ured bic official methods aud
.ciluiugIy arraingn-d Secretary
Hitchcock Tor his forestry work.
Fulton declared that more actual
fraud bad been committed against
.he Government under the lorr
r--~ry, system than under an ,ht
,aud laws combined. The chiet
fraud, he declared. was committee
ay ,ne Secretary OF the Interior 10
permitting land grant railroads 10
exchange worthless laud in resery-
Tor the best timber and agricul-
rural land Of Oregon aud nvighb9r.
ing 'tales. lie said the lieu land
.aw was passed aud intended 10 AZ
ford relief solely to homesleaders.
uut that the Secretary OF the Int.
er.1r had overruled the Land Odic,
aud explicitly directed that railroad-
also enjoy this privilege. lie said
this ruling was contrary 70 the
-piri, OF the law. la thi. he wa,
-un,ian,iated by Senator Carter.
Fulton also charged that there
mae been recklss-ness in the cTsa-
l.ou Of reserves aud usurpauou ot
authority in their administration.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23

The Push Club will meet mex
Tuesday evening al the ci,y ball
Tins Is the regular semi-munlhiy
meeting and il is hoped lhy mem
bership will be well represented
In the absence of anylmng NOR
imporIan: the club may ,ah zap
cily politics and discus possible
timber to fill the offices al the
coming election. This, il seems
10 The Times-tlcrald, would be
entirely within the province Of the
organization and would likely re-
suit in bringing out some good
material.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23

In the Oregonion of Feb. 20
we note that the bill making Har-
ney county a fair dislrist and car
rying an annual appropriation of
$3.50 has passed both branches Of
the legislature. This is good
news 10 the people OF this section
who have taken an inlrest in the
fairs held here and means greater
benefit in that respect in the future
The appropriation is not as large
as it should be yet half loaf is
better than nothing.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23
CITY ELECTION.

The city election is the next
order of business and is worthy
of serious consideration by the
taxpayers of Burns. The mcom-
ing officers may have much Of i'm
portanCe to consider during their
term, in view of transportation
possibilities and the prospects ui
the rapid development aud geuer-
al advancement uf this section.
Our little city should take advant
age of every opportunity ihat will
benefit 1t commercially OF other
wise. 1t should maintain lis pres
ent prestige as the commercial
center aud distributing point Of
the Haruey country. There is
no occasion or urgent demand Tor
any radical changes At this pariic-
ular time, or assuming metropoli-
tan airs. Yet conditions may re-
quire considerable tact, business
judgment and diplomacy. We.
have every indication of a mos,
complete change in conditions in
this valley within the coming year
with the railroad. homeseekers
and the opening OF q greater area
for settlement when the Carey
act segregation Of the Hirnry
Valley improvement, Co, which
will undoubtedly be settled this
season All OF these matters are
OF more or less importance to The
hu iness interests of this place.
In casting abou, tor suitable /
candidates o. fll the viriou, posi-. /
iions We should be careful to
select conservative men who wi...
consult the property owner, in ai. /
matter. ct particular importance .
before taking any rIdiea. steps.
rney should be broad in every /.
SENSE and not influenced hy peu, /.
jralousie, and locd sirilrs of %
,ouil nature.
The Timgs-Hrrald b., heard q .
rumor that the franchise ot the
Electric Ligh, & Power Co. may /
be made an issue lor the coming /.
election. just wha, effect such /
an issue would have. or what !, /
would accomplish, The Times.
Herald cannot say There are
those who would compel the COM
pany to furnish lights OF satisilc-
tory brilliancy and without inter
mission, or revoke the franchise.
Whether this could be- done or not
is question. This, however, D,
Of small consequence compared I.
with possible matters lhli mas bee
mp for consideration.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23
NOTICE nd cEEpIroRs.

lu tba matter .' tae estate % Thomas
WueI..d recoaseI.
T.euHi. Hel having teeu appoint
rd .t.gg.rE o. tbe luoyr entitled estate
No.e i- hereby given o. all peuons
nst.Hs .rms against .fid estate 10 pre-
u. .fue altH proper vouchers within
eE months r.u date hereof 90 the exec
r1riE go ,3l..er Oregon, oF 20 her Al.
Hu Wu NUrrat Burns, Oregon.
Dated th.e 5.H lrs o. December 1905,
NAauA N WNouELD.
EKrcutflE.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23

So long as we must depend
upon outside people to represent
this county in the legislature we
cannot expect any particular ia
vors We should have someone
to look after our intres,s and IN
future will see TO it.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.

Ta 'hr IlHnoab.. County Court Of Ilar.
r.N r.u"It, oregon.
V.tr undersigned legal ,otcf. Of
WiI iirt. rrs..1e. llhrnpy county
s'lt. o. O.al.u, respectfully petition The
Honorable County Court oi HaTncy
county state oi Oregon. 10 grant u.
rersr 'o t'ye lerrs t1 cell spiritens.
malt auI yi1oH. lG1ors in less puanti-
ties than one gallon iu Wild Iiorsc pre-.
ciuct, llluey c1uniy, state oi oregon,
for period oi six mouths, a. in duty
BOUND No eyer ufav.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23

Notice b hereby given tina, on Thur
dav, the ilih day Of April, 1907 the un-
deui'ned Will apply % the County Court
OF tlr ,tltr , utc.ou. Tor Harvey eoun.
ty, i5r tho license msntIontd IN the iore.
going petition.
DAVE loSEs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23

O. Calkins is in the market for
all your hides, horse hair and coy
ote skins. He wants all Of them
and will pay good prices.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23
No TREsPAssfNG.

Hunting is forbidden upon my
premises. Trespassers will be pros.
ecuted.
II. g LfvENs.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-23
suBscRtrrtoN RArKs.

SATURDAY YEsRUARY 60 uu
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
MAY LOSE HIS JOB
Glen Echo's Marshal Likely to Cease
Nabbing Auto Speeders

Secretary TAFT will have a conference
today with Major Crosby, engineer in
charge OF the Water Department of the
District of Columbia, with view OF
making regulations for the policing
OF the conduit road which has been the
scene OF so many clashes between the
representatives of the Foreign Diplo-
matte Corps and the Marshal at Glen
Echo, Md.
II is the intention OF the War De-
partment To exercise jurisdiction over
the highway in accordance with an
opinion given by the Attorney -Gener-
al, which holds that IL is n military
reservation and under the control OF
the War Department.
Although the highway passes be-
yond the District of Columbia line and
into the state of Maryland il is built
over the pipes which carry the water
supply for the district from Great
Falls. on the Potomac, into the city
OF Washington. The grant of this
right of way to the Federal Govern
ment by the state Of Maryland is held
to give the War Department jurisd ic-
tion.
1t is expected that United States Dep
uty Marshals will be posted on the
highway 10 police it, and no interfer-
ence viii be tolerated from the local
or state police of Maryland of the
Marshal Collins type.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
ON MERE TECHNICAL CHARGE
CAPT. HIRsHINGER TO BE
cOURT-MARTIALED
Marine Officer witlIsfine Record Ordered
Before Naval Board

Acting Secretary of tha Aayy Tru-
man II. Newberry has appointed a
general oourtmarliai for lho trial of
Captain Herbert !. ilirshinger, 0f the
United states Marine corpa. The
charge preferred is.. neglect of duty. :"
but the oIense IL largely technical :
ity,
The only charge against the we'll
known young ofiioer - that, while IN
charge of Government warehouse
containing clothing and other sup.
plies. be improperly intrusted the
key "a subofdinaiea, ~ the result ~
which shortage Occurred Ia tie
stores. 10 Will be- soen that the charge
Ia about The mildost ono under which
Il e0urt.martlal can bo held, and
really does not reflect in any way
upon the bravery or Integrity 81 Cap
tain llirahingef. The court viii meet
af New York navy yard next We'd
noaday.
Captain Ilrsbingor has fine record
~ nn officer. 10 was member of
tho famous International expedition
that In tho Boxer Rebellion march
od from Tasu, china, 70 the relief OF
the American and other foreign lega-
tiOns, which had boon besiged in pell-
ing. After several months service in
China he was sont 90 tho Philippines,
served a year and half at Gayito and
later commanded the marine guard
Of the United states ship Rainb0w,
Rear Admiral Wilde's flagship. ON
his return 10 this country ho was sta.
toned nc Norfolk aud later at the Lea
quo Island navy yard, Philadelphia.
iIo has been stationed In Cuba rocent-
ly.
Captain IIirshingor came originally
from Charlotte, n. g., where he served
In the local militia. llo served with
tho volunteers In the Spanish Ameri.
can War and was later appointed y
Lieutenant IN thc United States Marine
Corps. April IL, 1908, Captain Ilirsb-
ingor was married 70 Miss Ethel MILL
ken. OF Baltimore. The wedding took
place al Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church, and number Of officers of
the Marine Corps, In full uniform,
acted as usherg.
Tho court-martiatl Of Captain Uirsh-
niger seems TO be ON mere techni-
cal charge and is not likely 60 affect
tho career of an officer with such an
excollont record for bravery and
efficiency. Captain lIirsbinger is
well known here, where he has visited
ia tho county near Whitehall and
IIackctts Point, and also at Annapo-
lis, where lac has many friends. Mrs.
IIirshinger is also we'll known here,
whcro she visited and attended the
Naval Academy hops previous TO her
marriage 10 Captain IIirshinger.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
CAN'T BUTT IN ON OYSTER BAY
Government Wire Fixed Sc Rail
road Telegraphers Won't
Disturb II

It became known az Oyster Bay yes
terday that a wire inspector. for the
Western Union came out along the
line Of the Long Island Railroad On
Thursday and cut loose the Govern
ment wire TO Washington from ali the
railroad telegraph Offices.
Since the strike started the opera
tors at Oyster Bay and in other Wes-
tern Union Offices on Long Island
have been annoyed By the wire com
rnents of the railroad teiegrapbers.
rho called the 'scabs" and made re-
marks which were in many eases in
sulting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
TO OPEN ELECTRIC ROAD
Baltimore and Washington Line to
be in Operation In November

Mr.. George Il. Bishop, president OF
the Washington, Baltimore and An
napolis Electric Railway Company,
was in Baltimore yesterday. lie went
over the construction swork with MIR
j. =. Shannahan, the engineer in
charge, and expressed himself as sat
isled with the results.
''We will have this road in operation
between Baltimore and Washington
by November - said Mr.. Bishop,
III the weather conditions permit it.
The steady rains during the early
summer were a great draw back to us.
Up to July | we were unable TO work
more than one-half of the time. This
necessarily threw back the construction
and seriously hampered us in our ex-
pectation to have the line ready this
summer. have assurances from
Mr.. Shannahan, however, that he
thinks he can have the track and
tho power houses completed at the
time have named. The cars will
begin running as soon as the line
and the power are ready to move
them.
THE cars are now being prepared
for the road, and no delay need be
anticipated on that account. There
will be twenty-five OF these at the
start. They are being built by the
Niles Car Company. of Niles, Ohio.
They will be handsomely finished,
and each will seat sixty passengers. +"
The cars TO be used by this com
pany will be equipped with motors
capable OF a speed of from 50 to 70
miles an hour. The route from Park
avenue and Marion street, where a
terminal station Is being erected, 10
the Treasury, Washington, is "a l-2
miles. II is expected that the cars
will make the trip in about one and
one-quarter hours.
The distance could be covered in less
time, but in the city and on certain
parts OF the line the cars will have 10
reduce speed. II is the intention Of
the company TO give both express and
passenger service, and it may run
trains of two and three cars. The COM
pany Is euipping the line for fifteen
minute schedule. The time allowed
between cars will depend on the
travel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
Sues County Commissioners

Oscar Frederieks. proprietor of the
Annapolis Skating Rink, fled suit In
the Circuit Court yesterday afternoon
against the County Commissioners
OF Anne Arundel County and the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company for damages.
The suit grows out of an accident
which Nr. Fredericks sustained a
fortnight ago while standing on Spa
creek bridge. In attempting To catch
his hat. which gust of wind blew
OF. he came in contact with an cleo
trie wire. receiving a severe shock
and burning his right hand.
Mr.. Fredericks is represented in the
suit by attorneys James NJ. Munroe
and Robert Moss.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
POLES MUST Be IRON
CITY Council Holds Special Meeting

4 special meeting Of the Mayor and
city Council was held in the Council
Chamber on Thursday night. There
was full attendance, the session be-
ing presided over by Mayor Claude.
The meeting was called for the
especial purpose OF considering mat
ters relative TO the proposed city cleo
tric railway. The Council took ac-
tion in the matter Of changing the
poles of the electric railway company
and passed an ordinance that the
poles 10 be erected shall be Of iron i'm
stead Of wood, as formerly proposed.
Another matter of business trans
acted at the special meeting and rclat-
ing 10 the construction and regulation
of the proposed electric railway was
that there shall be no greater voltage
on the cars in Annapolis run through
the city 5 streets than there is on the
ears rs run at present through the
streets of Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
Hu MAKE LONG JOURNEY
Make Circust 81 TIE Globe Be
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
BANNER EXCURSION
"a Fine Outing for Towspeople Next
Wednesday

tu ueNt wednesday che banner ex-
.ur.iau ol the season will bo given
when state Capital lodge No. - In
Israndeui order Mechanics, viii give
70. annual excursion to Ocean City.
Tais IS. without douht, the best one
lav llip out Of Annapolis.
tlt-l1 in the morning the steamer
NamNrdge viii take the exeur-
l.uist- o. tlaibOurnc. From there
I..t aard the train for Ocean city.
aIaalug those who go the pleasure
seeing Che Eastern shore In all its
.sHte es. and passing many Of ITS prin-
.Ina towns. laston. ~aiibsury and
.lher places. The train is due to ar
FiVe II ocean city AZ ~ noon. where
che cxeursioufsts viii have over six
hours to spend n various ways. among
IS hich may be mentioned the delight
ful salt water bathing and ocean fish
ing.
ON thc return trip the train will
leave ocean City at $50 O'Clock for
Ciaihourne. from there the excursion
isis again board the Cambridge
and sail for bomo in the moonlight.
Thc excursion viii be in charge Of
SIR E D. Beavin and Mr. Harry =.
keuchiugton. They have arranged
with the officials of the Baltimore,
Dhosapcakc and Atlantic Railway for
slop-oa privileges at Easton. Salisbury
and lInriock for those who desire TO
Stop ua 40 these places and spend the
day instead of going to Ocean City.
Those desiriug tickets before the day
ol thc excursion can now procure them
rom either 81 tho two above named
eenfiemen hv applying al their resi-
deuce after 5.S0 p. "a.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
Must be yaccinated

The children who attend the city
and county public schools must be
vaecinated. Superintendent Of Coun-
" Schools II. Il. Wallis gives out the
ultimatum that no child will be per-
mifted 10 enter school who has not
been duly vaccinated and does not
have physicians certificate to that
effect. The white public schools open
on September 3. and all parents con-
templating entering their children
should have them vaccinated at once,
and not wait until the opening of
school, which delays matters consider
ably. compels the children 10 be sent
home. and IS an injustice 70 both pu-
pills and teachers.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
footed FOR STEAM
All warship in Harbor HOnOred
Steams tooth Anniversary

The gigantic consolidated toot for
steam was pulled OF yesterday after
noon in New York harbor TO commem-
orate the one hundredth anniversary
OF steam navigation.
Commodore Fred Dalzell, OF the As
sociation for the Protection Of Com
merce, sent out a circular TO all own
ers Of steam craft thereabouts TO open
the throttle for n few minutes at the
hour Damed-l o'clock p. m.
Foreign ships in that port promised
10 help swell the patriotic volume and
also TO dress ship like the New York
craft.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

r. :. Curtis was yesterday ap-
pointed chief clerk in the Navy De
partment, 10 succeed Il. +. Peters, de-
ceased. lie has been serving as assist
ant chief clerk and was appointed TO
the civil service from Mount YER
a.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
Another BaItinlore Fire

Baltimore was the seepe of another
big IRE last evening in which one
fireman was killed and fifteen were
injured. The iiT8 occurred AZ the
Crotjan-Lobe Building, West Balti-
more street. and the loss is estimated
~ 50 nnn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

The lawn fete that was 20 have been
held on August II. by the X. = r. g.
at the residence Of g. u. Dfggs. No.
So Acton street, has been postponed
and will be held on Monday. August
10 or the next clear evening.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

Norfolk. Va, Aug. 17.-Right royal
will be the welcome to Prince VIII
helm of Sweden, when the cruiser
Fyliga arrives at Hampton Roads to-
morrow for a visit of several days at
the Jamestown Exposition. The
Fyliga, which is one of the newest
and most handsome ships OF the Swed
ish navy, is due in the roads tomor-
row evening. Her arrival will be
welcomed by a salute from the ships
OF the North Atlantic squadron now
here. Baron Lmageaasrantz, the Swed-
ish minis ster, accompanied by the Sec
rotary of the Swedish Legation, will
open quarters at the Hotel ChambeTlin
at old Point Comfort tomorrow morn
ing in anticipation Of the arrival OF
His Royal Highness.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
Meeting Of Georgia pOstmasiefs-I 10
WeIc0me tIic Swedish Prince Sag
NAV 10 Celebrate win0na
Bible Conference

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. l1.-More than
one thousand Georgia postmasters OF
the fourth class gathered in this city
today % talk over business and dis
Gus various matters relating 90 the
imroF0ment ~ the postal service. IN
addition - the discussions among
themselves tho poslmaslors viii listen
10 addresses by several representa-
tiyes ~ the Postoiiicc Department at
Washington.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
FORECAST OF COMING WEEK
Brief Items Of Happenings Of Int
est 70 the General Public

Washington. d. ~. Aug. ~. The
sstanfieu ~ tbo politicians during the
coming ucek sill BE- eentered chiefly
iu fae movements of secretary Taft,
wlo IS e. leave here tomorrow on a
ump-eneakiug tour preliminary 10
als departure fof tba Philippines.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

warsaw. Ind, Aug. if.-The am
nuai meeting ~ the salnts,A religious
sect, with - membership 10 Indiana,
Illinois, ohio and Pennsylvania, be.
gan today at the yellow Creek lake
camp grounds Nv this county, whore
they have . large tabernacle with q
seating capacity Of one thousand.
The sect believes IN holy sanctifca-
ti0n. Tho members are total abstain.
ors, even regarding coffee and simis
Jar beverages as having no part Ia
the Christian life.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
Another Member of:4th Class

The 280th member Of the fonrth
class. Naval Academy, was sworn in
this morning. He is Joseph McEvers
Bayard Smith of New York city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

During tha Hrst three days ~ the
1eek Prince wilhelm. second son -
fhn Crown Prince Gustav 81 -wed en.
viii visit che jamestown Exposition
and viii De- au object - much social
attention. Prom jamestown Prince
Wilhelm viii - Co newport. stopping
at oyster Bay On the way % pay bis
respects 60 the President.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

saginaw, Mich, Aug. l7.-Thc
work OF decorating for the semi-con-
tennial celebration was begun In earn
est today. Great progress has bocn
made, and by tomorrow night Sagi-
nav will be in such glory OF color
that IL will not know itself. Elec-
tricity will be an important factor in
the work of decoration, and when the
present designs are carried out, the
streets will bo blaze Of fire every
night. Preliminary indications are
that with pleasant weather many hun
dreds Of visitors will come 10 the city
10 assist In the celebration OF the ami
yersary. The freedom of the city will
be igyen to the visitors TO enjoy them
selves in such manner as they sec 1T.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

President Hooseveii will gO 10
Provincei0wn Mass, on Tuesday g.
speak ~ iho laying of she cornerstone
for a monument a. mark the FIRST land
ing place Ut the Pilgrims.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

Winoua Lake, Ind, Aug. 1.-THE
thirteenth International Bible Confor.
epce horo is a. begin its sessions 90.
morrow and several thousand church
workers have arrived from various
parts Of the country 10 talse part IN
the proceedings. Tho Wnona confer.
once has extended It's scope and iDgu-
oncc each year until IL IL now rocog.
nized ~ ono or the most important
summer gatherings OF It's kind IN
America.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

The directors ~ thc Illinois Central
Railroad are O. hold a mpteiug in
New York wednesday when there
may BE- important Developments ~
tue fight between che Hartman and
Fish interests for tho control of the
road.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

philadelphia, Pa, Aug. i7.-tt was
happy lot Of aged veterans that
boarded a special train at tho Broad
Street station today and departed for
the West. The Veterans, some two
hundred In number, are the survivors
Of the Fifteenth Cavalry of Pennsyl.
yania. They are bound for Colorado
Springs to attend n reunion 90 guests
Of Gen. William j. Palmer, who was
the commanding officer of the Fif-
tcenth. General Palmer, who IN for
mer president OF the Denver a. Rio
Grandc Railroad and man of wealth,
has invited his comrades 10 spend u
week at bis house, Glen Eyrie, At
Colorado Springs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

TIE Republican campaign in okla
homa will be- formally launched sat.
urday with q big rally at oklahoma
city. Secretary Taft viii be the
principal speaker and the mooting
viii be attended by al ~ the Kepub-
lican eandi dates for Office in the
new state.