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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-12
ArtesIan Water in Florida

Artesian, or deep-seated water, is as
rule, much more strongly impregnated
with sulphureted hydrogen than is the
water OF the limestone. The amount Of
solids held in solution is also usually
much greater. The deep-seated water
occurs at greater depth throughout the
more elevated interior of the state than
does the limestone water, and can often,
perhaps always, be obtained by going
through and casing off the latter. Along
the coast, and in low lying interior 1t is
the supply usually drawn upon. In the
flowing areas 1t is called artesian water.
The greater amount of inorganic matter
in artesian water results from its deeper
circulation the greater distance of rock
traversed, the longer contact with
various rocks, and the greater oppor-
tunity for dissolying various salts.
The gathering grounds for our artesian
water is without doubt the interior of
Florida, and that portion of the costal
plan lying in South Georgia, The
groundwater of the limestone, as ex-
planned on page 10l, finds its outlet in
part through the many springs bordering
the highland areas. Not all the water
entering the limestone, however, finds
this early aud ready exit. Much OF it
doubtless reaches greater deph, and Is
added to the water of the next deeper
horizon or horizons, ultimately supplying
the artesian water of the costal areas.
The pressure shown by Florida artesiau
water results, as described on page ITO,
from some one Of the conditions found
in an artesian slope, probably largely
through the friction Of water threading
| its way through rock. The source of
this water is, generally speaking, from
the interior The movement of our
artesian water Is from the interior
through porous beds toward the coast
with an ultimate outlet along the coast,
or through springs in the ocean. Under
these conditions it becomes evident that
the artesian water of the coast cannot
possibly rise as high as the surface level
of the catchment area from which it
comes; that is, the interior costal plan
The East Coast area of artesian flow is
broadcast at the north, including much Of
Nassau, Duval, Clay, and Putnam coun-
ties, and with the exception of local
elevated areas, all OF St. Johns county.
From this area a narrow strip following
the St. Johns River reaches beyond San
ford in Orange county. This area has
another branch known to extend along
the Atlantic coast to as far south as Palm
Beach.
A second flowing area is located along
the southern border of the Gulf, and its
outlines are Of irregular limits. Many
wells are developed in this area in Mana
tee county, along the Manatee River
where the water is used extensively for
irrigating purposes. Wells with feeble
flow have been obtained on areas Of low
elevation at Tampa, at St. Petersburg,
and generally along the coast as far north |
as fernando county. It Is only near
the sea level in this northward extent Of
the area that a flow is to be expected. f!
In peSoto county flowing wells occur at
Punta Gorda and along Peace Creek to !
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-12

tached copy addressed to the
Of the Board Of Trade SHOULD
Pder than words the advantage
busiress interest n The city q
'ne 4 live organization:
Jackson Tenn. Nov. 5, 1909.
Board Of Irsde, Arcadia, PA
|fn; 4 pefty Of US condstlre
or Ten pcxSons, expect 70 Wish
again (h]t winter, as we hsve
e So5 thu past four years and !
jn6l6tIux that Ne 20 down az
our city,. We have been At
for tie past two winters but
Ping there again I would like "a
netAin9 o. the church privi-
<1|Ilul<nte etc. At your city.
zen <pId that your altitude
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-11-12
LoIete Proceedings Of Regular
Meeting
MEMBERS ATTENDED
.orts Turned In by Road
.lsurs, etc. County Enum-
orator Gets $1,000

"a bOdIu W SouheJ N~i'iS'a~A~'S
Soto county, met in Arcadia. Fla,
mber 4th, 1908.
sent: Chas. l.. Keene, r. l.,
,ndorf, D. S, Williams and d. j.
bee.
|, minutes Of last meeting were
and approved.
sum OF $1,000 is hereby APP
hated for the immediate relief of
Chas. Collins, whose son is in
ba for treatment Of his eyes.
petition E. c. Crews Is hereby APP
ID Inspector Of marks and brands
lie Of District No. II.
following application for PEN
we're presented and approved by
bard: Louis Altman, Mrs. Martha
addox and Robert Roberts,
inspectors Of marks and brands Of
are required by law to make
BY report to the Board of County
|issioners Of all cattle recorded;
inspectors are hereby requested
ply with said law.
reas the limited time allowed
S. Carlton. county enumeration,
ting up the agricultural report.
ised him to have to hire help.
ereby lose money. he is there
bowed the sum Of $4,000 to sup
i his salary.
Roberts, III. c. Bethea and w.
pb made report on the following
ed rood: Beginning at the
at the old Lamb McClclland
Peace River running the best
pst direct route to zoifo. Fla.
bon mailed to ]. /. Roberts and
ted on court house door.
Eition was presented asking for
to run as follows Running
sub-dividing line dividing
connecting Nocatee and
te Harbor. Also run through
liver Swamp leading from w S.
5 place to Nocatee bridge. j..
kford, r. E. Green and W. s..
were appointed blazers and the
ment mailed to J. H. Langford,
Fla.
I'm bond Of Chas. c. Lee with
King as surety approved and
issued
Of B. S. Johnson as Fish and
Warden with T. B. King and a..
Ter as sureties approved by the
Notary bond Of Carl Homer
K. Dishons and H. e. Wild as
approved by the Board. The
Judge and tax collector reported
as follows:
Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ASSOC
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

Charles Paul went b
Brunswick Monday to visit
his mother.
The meeting closed at The
Baptist church Sunday right
with sixteen new additions.
Rev. Smith aud family re-
turned Monday b their hume
iu Marshall
Charley Chrismsn of Wa
verly WAS \ guest at The
home ~ j. W. Spencer Sum
dav; also George Terrell, wife
and daughter, Of EImwocd.
Mr.. Edwards, of Grand
Pass, spent Sunday with his
cousin, Miss Adele BRAY.
Miss Estelle Crime, is
sI'eDding this week with
friends At Slater and Arrow
Rock.
The Indian D,ct,r who has
been IN Marshall for some
time came up Sunday h wee
Mrs. ). Il. Sayprs who has
been confined to her room for
several months. He gave her
n great deal Of encourage.
ment thinking be- can help
her In u short time. We hope
this will prove true aud Mrs.
Ssyers be able To go about
again.
Mr.. aud Mrs b. T.. Huston
and son Edwin of Sweet
Springs visited Mrs, Dowdeu
Sunday.
Miss Viola Baker sbopped
in Marshall Tuesday.
Claude Coleman. Of Mar
shall. visited friends here a
few days last week.
Arthur Oquest of Marshall
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
The Funeral Called OF.

L, e. Benedick, one of Mar
shall. leading real estate men
called off his funeral set for
last Friday as he saw some
good opportunities for real
estate deals IN the near fu.
ture. Anyway it was all a
big mistake.
Mr.. Benedick came here
from St. Clair county, ILL.,,
and he has Q brother and a
number of relatives there.
About a week ago his broth.
er's year old son, Louis, died
and the father, J.P. .Beuedick
sent out kilograms telling of
Louis death aud funeral date.
As u result two OF L. Il. Ben.
edick's cousins, Henry and
Theresa Beckerer,of the same
county, at once took the train
for Marshall, thinking IL was
our Mr.. Benedick who had
died. Their surprise can be
imagined when they found
Mr.. Benedick much alive and
discovered their mistake. He
appreciated their visit any
way.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
Church Notes.

The Ladies' Missionary 81
ciety Of the Cum mberlaud Pres
byterian church gave u social
to the members uf the church
and Sunday School at the
home Uf Dr.. aud Mrs q. II
Scru,cb6cld. Tuesday night.
IL WAS largely attended.
Rev. Edwin Smith, the new
pastor Of the first NJ. Il.
church, will preach Suncsy
morning and evening. He
will make his home tempnrs'-
lily at Wm. Miicbe Is, S77
South RcdmaD Ave.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
OBEYED ORDERS
Colored Deputy City Marshal
Shot Will Fletcher

An UNUSUAL shooting affair
occurred at Malta Bend Friday
night. Marion Thorn mpson re.
ported IL as follows: John A.
Day, city marshal Of Malta
Bend, attempted 70 arress
VIM. Fletcher, a colored man
lately arrived from Alma, for
disturbing the peace. Fletch-
err, who is very large and
powe. full, took Day by his
hands aud held him. As Day
was helpless, he called TO
Junior" Williams, a colored
man nearby,d ,deputized b m as
his assistant and ordered him
10 shoot Fletcher, which he
did with the revolver taken
from Days pocket. He shot
Fletcher twice, one bullet en-.
tering the lower part of the
body aud the other u leg,
from the results of which
Fletcher died Sunday morn.
ing. The shooting was con.
sidered justihable by the
officers, rs they claimed
Fletcher was making threats.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

Sent to Nevada Asylum.

j u. Dnnnohew of Slater
aud Cbas =. Bee er of near
New Frankfort were yester.
dav sent BY the sheriff W the
Nevada Insare Asylum. Don
mrhew is tho man who gave
Morris pembertJu aud the
Ish boys the SEA q Of their
lives last Friday evening at
Slater.
Mf. Pember'ou sold the
restaurant to Dopuobew st n
good price but he claimed he
was defranded aud sold il at
half the pr ce to one of the Isb
boys. Friday evening he saw
Messrs Pembcrton and 1sb
talking together IN the res
tauraut and gettiug his revUI-
yer fred three shots At PEN
berton ~ close range. Mr..
1sb caught hold of Douuobew
aud SO caused the shots to go
wild. The man Is said b, have
remarked that he was robbed
and would kill bIth men aud
himself aud WAS probably ~.
ing 10 carry out his threat.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

6edslia, Mo, June 28-Pet.
tic county is trying the plan
of working prisoners on the
public highways. The county
court made IN order to that
effect June z, and each day
since q number of prisoners
serving sentences for vagrau.
cy and like misdemeanors
hsve been worked on the IL.
mile gravel road district ev.
cry day. Az 8rst some refus.
ed 10 work but they reconsid.
cred after beinG placed on :
bread and water diet for .
few days.
The only expense II the
hiring of = guard, Who hss
n = lom aR2la y! : ~ u
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
NEW FRANKFORT

Ada and Mabel Reider Of
Slater are visiting relatives
in aud near New Frankfort.
p, rcy Winston left the first
Of the week for a visit to his
grandmother near Columbia.
Mrs. Oldham aud little
d ,ughter returned Ia their
h'me in Randolph county af'
ter a few weeks stay With rel.
atlve, here.
Miss Kate Hawk ns OF Kan.
sas City aud Miss E,telle
Grimes OF Mt. Leonard are
visiting the Misses Haius.
Mr.. Rice of Napervil,e is
the guest OF Chas. b. Whining
this week.
The Chi!dren's Day exer.
cises at Good Hope last Sun.
day evening were largel, At.
tended but owing W the tbun.
der storm which came up,
most Of the crowd left before
the entire program wa, rem.
dered.
Estil Raoads purchased q
valuable COW from Jim Cruu.
baugh last week.
M. Lenx shipped "a car load
of hog, one day last week.
Miss Amelia wittenburg of
Kansas City arrived Saturday
for . visit IT, hume folks.
Rev. Irvine Err Meyer Of
Naperville, has been appoint
ed assistant pastor To Bro.
Zsger and there W II be regu.
lar preaching service every
Sabbath.
John Boags wife and daugh.
ter Of Lit le r 'ck spent Sln-
dsy with Clarence Co0ns.
G. e Whining shipr.h y
q xsd kMd ,sf stock 81
QQlo XuesGoY, u
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
Killed Five Mules at Once

G. f. Pbegley was down
from Alma yesterday and re-
ported that lightning Wed.
nesday evening killed five
OF Duke" I4acy's mules.
There we're four 2 2year-olds
and one yearling. Mr.. Lacy
is a brother Of Thos., Henry
and Chat Lacy aud moved To
Alma from here several years
ago. The loss 10 a heavy one
as there was no insurance.
Mr.. Phegley says a Mr..
6teinbrink also lost seven
COWS in the same manner
Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
Circuit Court

Not = single case of import,
ance was argued in the circuit
court which was in session
this week. s's n
The case OF Nick Talbot
W. City Of Marshall was
heard and wAs taken under
sdvisement BY Judge Rich.
II. H. 6cudder ". Frits
Roschef, csae ~ continusd.
IN 1lyQroex
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
AMONG OUR SUBSCRIBERS

Our old friend, q. W. Nit.
chell, of southwest VI t,wu,
made us his annuil visit We'd
nesday and banded US hs re
newal for the Republican ard
Globe -DemOcrat. Mr.. Nit.
chell IL quite old and has a
number of ailments but we
hope he will be prepared to
enjoy many more years of a
peaceful earthly life.
G. +. jennings, who left
Marshayl several months ago,
orders his paper changed to
Marion, ObiO, where he is
visiting and says he has been
sick almost cons antly since
leaving Marshall. Better
come back!
J. B. Birch has moved from
Blackwater To Slater.
WIN. Cox of Sweet Springs
called in Tuesday To renew
the Republican for his dsugh.
ter, Mrs. Wm. X, Halsey, of
Anglin, Washington.
j. K Graves yesterday
handed US the name and dol
lsr Of w. A. Crane, of north
Of Slater as a new subscriber.
The following are new sub
scrlbers or renewed during
the week.
Mise Cstusriue Kennedy. Bennett wyo
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
DEATHS
G. E. Naegelin

a prominent and highly re.
spected citizen OF west Of town
died at 8 .. m. Tuesday, June
Both, as tie result of q para.
lytic stroke received some
time ago. He was SO years,
4 months and Is days old.
His wife, two sons and three
daughters are left TO mourn
his death. The children are
Mr.. Robt. Meyer, Black burn; (;
Johanna, Charles, Erwin and
Ada, all but the first named
are at ',ome.
He also left o brother, VIM.
Naegelin, near Sweet Springs,
and several brothers at his
old home near Hermann, Mo-,
from where he came here Is
years ago. Mr.. Naegelin
was u splendid citizen 10
every respect. a good hus.
band and kind father aud by
his thrift was able TO provide
well for his family. BY his
death we also lose a good
friend and supporter. He
has done his work we'll and
goes TO his reward with a
clean record. We extend
heartfelt sympathy TO the
bereaved.
The funeral was held at the
family residence at 8 a. IN.
yesterday conducted by Rev.
j. e. Abbott, after which the
remains were brought to
Ridge Park cemetery and
consigned TO their last resting
place.
Mn. Geo. Williaas
COL, died at her home 10 Pin.
nacle Gap near Miami Thurs. /.
day morning, June 25th, of
consumption after a years
il!ness. She WAS about ~
years old. Her remains we're
laid To rest Friday at 5 p. m.
after funeral services con-
Quoted by Rev. M. Tafe as.
sisted by Rev. Isaac Mills.
Mrs. Amanda Hipkins
COL, died in st. Louis on Mon
day, June 29th, aged AZ years,
8 months and l8 days. Her
remains we're brought to
Marshall and laid to rest in
Fsirview cemetery after ser
vices at the North Street M.
} E. Church yesterday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
Real Estate Transfers
P Il Lynch ct al by Sheriff to

- ~ uSu os ~ W ouuttu w
Cornelius Lynch part los 2,
block 8, Smiths Add Marshall . 81
Heirs Of Andrew Lucas 10 Katie
Lucas 25 acres 10 10 48.26 .....
May Oresr TO Jno Wingaeld l0ts
s, Q block 8 English Add Mar.
shall. ...,. .,,.....,......... l$t
Lixsie p. Patterson OF al 10 Jack
Patterson lot 8 block tl Mar.
shsll. l...... ................. l3S
w Y Sharp, OF 81 To Obed Noble
lot 2 block 50 and pt vacated
8 Main st., Marshall. ..... 24(
w b Bellamy TO Sara B Hays,
I interest 10 part lots o TO IL,
Berry & Resvis Add Sweet
Springs ..... .............
w B Bsllsmy TO Sara B Hays
l-6 interest In lots o, 10, IL,
block 4, lots 3 TO o block 0, lot
l block 8, Mil!er's Add, lots l
Q block 1 Lsughl'u's Add, lot
~ Spurgeon's Add, lot 8 and
part ., Berry e. Beavis Add,
irregular lot I, Sweet Springs
and two small trscte In Has Is
w r Bsllsmy to Sara B Hayes
/ q interest In 800 acres In II,
20, II 40 22 and IS. 36.S0.26..
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
Uncsllsd for Lettsrs

Remsipine 10 the Msrshall postoS1cs
July 1908, which will be cent te
che desd'letter once N not called fos
within two weeks.
Miss Ada Lester, Miss J Leavis,
Mrs. Ei Harrison, Mrs. Mary l.
Woods
z w Brown, T .. Barpss. l., X.
Flanagan, w, l. Jackson, c. B,
Pogue, Fred Wilson.
NJ. L. CHASTAIN, y. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
were granted, leaving four

were granted. leaving four
more ON the docket:
Leta v. w Sydney II. DAVIS
Robt. l.. vs Elenora Sandidge
Lena W. o. 9. Seelay
Waller w Bessie Florence
Malinda Vs. Newt7n Walker
Charles VI Ollie Berry
Sarah g. W Cbas. r.. Thomas
Cora vs. w. liam Andrews
Lucy r. VIZ Gc,. & smith
Louis vs Mary Da"is
Vim. A. vs. Lena M. Davidson
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
Our new typesettiug mach.

Our new typesettiug mach
inc arrived Wednesday, but
we're not nearly AS smart AS
we thought we were. so cant
make il run. Having master.
ed's gasoline engine we tbougt
ourselves prepared TO tackle
most anything, but it has
kinks that we never heard Of
before. A Mr.. Cosgrave is
expected here Monday to''set
IL of" and will instruct sev.
erxl OF our force To operate IT,,
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

a dozen men nj work. Charles
McEnley, one of the commits
sioners of the 12. mi'e district
Is confident that the saving TO
the county will be consider.
able.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

Mrs. Herbert Rausbergcr
was q shopper in Marshall
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos and
daughters, Misses Georgia
and Opal, Of Sedslia, s~e
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Kayes this week.
Mrs. ], G. Oquest visited
her brother y. q, Buskirk 0l
!, KsnsAs q v eunday. \.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
New Teachers.

Miss Helen Krabiel, of
Kansas City. aud Miss An
nette Francisco of this city
were Tuesday appointed by
the board Of education b fili
the vacancies caused by the
resignation Of Prof. Graft aud
Miss Ccrdelia Clemens.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

E. g. Meier who has been
doing millwrightiDg ~ e. st.
Louis, will be home to spend
several days with hi, family.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03
lee Cream Social.

An Ice cream social will be
held In the Mt. Horeb church
yard ou July 9th. Everyone
cordially iavited 70 attend.
\ 81 Cpm gtA&ee,,
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

Hats and flowers At half
price at Mrs. Ema n. Chat
fees.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-03

Hats at half price at Mrs.
Ema n. Chaffee's millinery
store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-02
CLOSING RALLIES TODAY


with six
cities
in to
in in
hall
a Q W.
E
al
biggest rall n the OF
rall b at Winder
Lyman r Martin Demo
ever
Thomas at The
/.
N OF
addre in Eureka tonight al Of
II.
Nephi tonight
James Noyie and
Grantsvine, Coalyile
Ray Al
and NIofat ando
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-02
CANNON CANNOT
ESCAPE BLAME
Rev. S. E. Nicholson Replies to
Latest Excuses Made
by the Speaker.

Harrisburg. Pa. Nov. 1.-Rey- 5. E.
Nicholson, state superintendent of the
Anti-SaloOn league. tonight made public
a letter in reply 20 Speaker Cannon, who
had referred TO DIR. Nicholson in the
course of his letter from Danville. ILL.,.
yesterday, to Bishop Bristol as misrepre-
senting the speakers attitude on the
Littlefield bill. DR.. Nicholson says in
parf:
on the ground that the. first session of
the Sixtieth congress did not report the
Littlefield bill and that you had no power
10 compel the committee to -eport il.
That is not the question az ali. So far
ton is one rather of the makeup of the
committees Just why II could have SIM
ply happened that the judiciary the
committee on the alcoholic traffic and the
committee in the District of Columbia,
whose makeup concerned important
temperance measures SO vitality We're so
strongly fortified against reporting a tenn
perance bill; will continue to be a query
The facts in brief. are that YOU inter
ested yourself at the close of the first
session OF the Fifty-nfnth congress i'll
seeing that a report on the Littlefied bill
went over until the next session: that
when that session arrived, you and the
committee of which you are chairman
failed to make any provision for consd-
Grafton of the bill, although the temper
ing for consideration: that the commit
tee on the judiciary which had reported
the bill in the previous congress was SO
changed that a matter Of fact a report
could not be secured from IL this
measure during the first half of the
Sixtieth congress. and that when the
delegation from the Methocist confer
in behalf of the bill. you assumed the
responsibility of practically saying that
the bill was unconstitutional"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-02
NEW YORK SAFE
FOR THE TICKET
Corners, Murphy and ChanIer
Agree That Majority
Will Be Large.

Buffalo. y. Y. Nov. 1.-William j. Con-
ners. chairman Of the Democratic state
committee. gave out this statement to-
night:
"A careful canvass of New York state
shows that Bryan will have plurality of
40 900 and that CHAMBERS plurality will be
above 10000. l repeat that these figures
are conservative and based upon reliable
and definite information from all parts
of the state.
New York, Nov. In my opinion .
said Charles F. Murphy leader of Tam
many Hall, tonight, the promise of
Democratic success never was brighter
than il is today. | predict a most sub
stantiaI ma iority for the Democratic par
ty in this state. Our figures show that
BRYAN and Chanler will get Surprisingly
large majority in this county,
Poughkeepsie y. y Nov. 1.-I.ieuten-
ant Governor Chanler announced tonight
his belief that New York state would re-
turn majorities for Bryan and himself.
He said
II do not propose to claim everything l..
sight but / do say that Democracy will
make gains in all and very marked gains
in nineteen of the upstate counties. At
least seven of these will show a Demo-
cratic majority. This, added to the ma
joritv which Greater New York will give.
assures New York state to the national
and state tickets by safe figures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-02
BRYAN EXPECTS
TO Be ELECTED
Democratic Candidate for
President Confident of
Victory at the Polls.

Chicago. Nov 1-C'onfideHt of avictory
lat the electioni of Tuesday William J.
Bryan left Chicago today for tour
through Kansas tomorrow Tomorrow
night he expects 10 reach Lincoln, Neb.,
where he will participate in a home dem
onstration. Mrs. Bryan left the candi-
dates special train here and went direct
to Lincoln. More than a dozen boxes Of
flowers. which have been given her DUR
ing the trip through Indiana Saturday,
were taken home by Mrs. BRYAN; Before
leaving Chicago. MIR. Bryan said:
II do not care tos make any list of
states in estimating the result of the cleo
ton. for while | think the result is more
certain in some than in others. 1 would
not want to discourage Democrats in the
tons i believe that we will have votes
to spare in the electoral college. and a
considerable majority of the popular
vote.
Delayed in indiana.
Speaking of his delay in reaching Chi
cago Saturday night. Mr. Bryan said:
''The trip arranged for the day was a
long one with large number of stops.
The meetings were Unexpectedly large
were fixed some distance from the sta
tons. We had to ride slowly through
the crowded streets TO reach the stands
Then there were three changes from one
road to another. Finally our engine
broke down and the substitute engine
ton, and that caused a delay-erI never
before had such a series Of delays in the
campaign.
Il am very much pleased with the re-
ports | have had from Illinois believe
that the Republicans of this state have
read the returns from the state on cleo
ton dav.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-02
WORD IS PASSED OPENLY
IN Church GATHERINGS
Worship in Granger Meeting House Converted
Into Political Harangue ExhOrting Nor
mons to Vote the Republican Ticket.
Rasmussen Uses Name of Joseph F. Smith in Attempt to In
fllence Voters-ActMty in Other Meeting Houses

o Salt
eceesas
in
of
the
OF
uthoity of Smith
o
Will he
he viii epub-
follow
from President
Bishop Clavson
count and
The
election
the Repub county and candidates