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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-21
LOCAL ITEMS.
MAY 2iss, 1905.


Mr.. P. L. Matthews spent Men
day in Ripley.
Mrs. Stella Smith is visiting
friends in Memphis.
Mr.. James Gordon Gillespie has
returned from Greenwood.
Mr.. james Stone ID attending
court in Charleston this week.
Miss Kate Lundie has returned
from Tupelo TO spend the summer
Mrs. J. Fl. Lawshee returned
from Bells, Tenn, a few days ago
Mrs. Madge Cranberry is visit
ing her daughter in Fulton, Ky.
Mrs. Rufus Robson, of Santa
Anna, Cal, is visiting the family
of MIR. X. 3. Robson.
Mrs. NJ. f. Burt returned last
week from Corinth after an ex-
tended absence.
Miss Dot Maret.e, Of Potts
Camp, is visiting the Misses Nor
gan on North street.
The Forty-Two Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. j. L. Holmes
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. NJ. B. Wait, OF Sena-
tobia, is the guest this week o
Mrs. Mamie Wilburn,
The music pupils of Miss Mag
gle Thompson gave an interest
ing RECITAL Saturday night.
DR.. and Mrs. W. 3. Sanford
Of Memphis, visited Mr.. and Mrs
d. W. Hampton last week.
Miss Corinne Kincannon, o
Tupelo, is visiting the family o
Chancellor A. A. kincannon.
Mr.. B. J. Wiley and family, o
Toccopola, were the guests OF NJ
and Mrs. Dan Wiley this week.
Chancery Court will conven
Monday and the court official
are busy preparing for the term
DIR. Hunt and family, of Tula
visited their relative, Mrs. Chas
Delbridge, several days the pas
week.
Read the attractive prices OF
fered you this week on all classe
of Dry Goods by the Oxford Dr
Goods Co.
Mrs. Carl Lyles, OF Paris, wa
the guest of her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. K. s. Adams several DAY
last week.
President Lowrey, OF the III
Mountain College, conducted
erviee II the Baptist Churc
Sunday morning and talked {
1.-The Layman and his Pastor
He spoke to the Y. Nj. Z. A.,
sas University Sunday night.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-21
Social Notice.

The place of meeting of the
Civic League, fixed for Friday
night at s o'clock is changed IRON
the Presbyterian Church TO tbs
court house. \ number OF peo-
pile have indicated this a. a NOR,
suitable and convenient place FOL
such meeting and the change il
made on that account.
JNo. II. kIMlioNs,
Temporary Chairman.
GEORGE q. HURST, Secretary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-21
For Rent.

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lights, telephone and water works
Close to town, close TO the Uni
versity and close to the Training
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s. s. WEBSTER,
Agent. Oxford, Miss.

For the Singer Sewing Machine
end Wheeler a. Wilson Machines.
Call and examine machines and
prices. Terms reasonable, pay
ments easy. Satisfaction guaran
teed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-21
Meeting Of the pcmocfati- Exccu-
tive Committee.

The County Democratic EXecu-
tive Committee will meet in the
Court house at Oxford on We'd
nesday, June 10Th, at 10 O'Clock
am for the purpose of selecting
delegates to the State Convention
to be held in Jackson on June
18th. Be sure and be present.
c. l.. SIyLEY,
Chairman.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-05-21

A free bottle Of Dr.. TlIaciier's Liver sEa
5,ood Syrup will be Aent to any reader OF
this paper " ho will write to the ThacheT
Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
New System Limits
Bets on Races

Not only will all the betting at
Churchill Downs hereafter be done by
paris mutuel and auction pools, not
withstanding that the legislature of
Kentucky has passed the most favor
able racing measure ever enacted In an
American state. but no bet larger or
smaller than SIS will be recorded By
this means it Is hoped to eliminate the
tin can bettor, or more properly speak
ing, the laboring man and the clerk
who cannot afford to speculate on
horse racing and to put curb on
sensational speculation as we'll No
man will be restricted as to the num-
her of SIS tickets he may buy at the
mutueI machine, but 1T will be trouble
some to get big sum down at IS a
throw.
Ii the experiment of operating the
machines at Louisville proves success
full they will also be installed at La
tonia The elimination OF book makers
on the eastern tracks Will undoubtedly
have the effect of keeping many layers
on the coast this summer who were
planning TO make books in the east.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Barrier Soon to 90
Up at Benning
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, March 15.-The pit
ter-patter Of bangtaiI racers will be
heard at the Benning track in a few
days. 1t would not surprise the men
who are in touch with the inner polit-
fca1 circles here if some of the peram-
bulating layers were arrested during
the meeting. Judge Stafford's decision
in the John Walters test case, while
favorable to the track, does not effec-
tually dismiss the subject of betting,
and 1t is probable that some of the
enemies of racing will make move TO
harass the sport by frequent arrests
While rumors of contemplated ar
rests are rife and tend to cause goose
flesh to crop up on the layers, the
horsemen go on serenely preparing
their charges Nearly all the horses
are in good trim and within a few
days of their best form.
Half mile dashes in 50 seconds and
six furlongs in lis show the advanced
condition of the horses. The Benning
track has never been famous for it's
resi1ienc-. and fast time has never been
made over it. The soil is too sandy
and cuppy for record breaking. and a
speed marvel would find it a severe
task to race six furlongs better than
I.14
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Workouts

Marvel P-Half in :49Iz.
E B H-Three-quarters in 1:191z.
St. Francis-Five-eigh in 1854
Grasscutter-Half in :491z.
Frolic-Three-quarters IN 1:177s;
breezing.
Vox Populi-Half IN 81
Mrs. Matthews-Thre IN
lilo.
acknowledgements in 1:21H.
Banlord-Three-quarters in 1:22
A. Muskoday-Ha1f in "a
Whiskers-Three-quarters IN lilo.
John H. Sheehan and Joe Kilday-
Five-eighths in 1:0311.
Bolonlan and Beeehwood-Half in
81.
Prince Brutus-Half in 4SIz.
Cascade of Diamonds-Three-q
ters in lis.
Hilgert-Five-eight IN 1:021z.
Prudent-Half in So; breezing.
Burling in 1:30.
Braggart-Five-ei in los.
The Drake and Enamour-Three-
eighths in 30.
Be Thankful in 20;
! breezing
Wap-Half in 40.
Nellie Burns-T -Three-eighths in 81
Elmdale-Five-eighths in 1:04; breez-
ing.
Affair and Follie Half in 81.
Lady's Beauty and Electric Spark
Five-eighths in Los.
Warden Yell and Coppit-Half in
:49H.
King Ellsworth and Rather Royal
Mile in l:461; breezing.
Entire Nous-Three-quarters in ISIS.
acknowledgements in 1.1S35.
Hand Me Down-Three-quarters in
lilo
Johnny Lyons = Three-eighths in
:3635.
Mortiboy-Three-quarters in 1:1o;
breezing.
Ed Davis-Half in 81.
Jockey Mounce and Soldano-Mile in
1:4S; breezing.
The Mighty-Five-eig in los.
Corrigan-Seven-eighths in 1:3O
Logistilla-One and a quarter miles
in 2:121z; breezing-
Woodsprite-Half in 40.
Marwood and Letitia S-Half IN
:4qIz.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Buriingame Poioisis
Win Second Match
Country Club Players Defeat
Riverside A Team bp a Score
of 7 TO 5
ssEcIAL plsrArcH 10 rHE cA1L

SPECIAL DISPATCH To TIE CALL
CORONADO. March 1s-In the sec
ond match OF the tournament for the
1908 polo championship OF the Coro-
nade country club today the Bur
hnsams country club team defeated
the Riverside A team by a score OF
contest The Burlingame representa-
tives were R. NJ Tobin. No. L: 7. A
Driscon. No. ?: John Lawson, No. ,.
and W s Hobart back
The Riverside A team was made up
or W. Lionel Roberts, No. I; H G. Pat
tee, No ?; +. J. Mackey. No. 3. and
Major Colin Ross. back Captain Ward
Jackson and Frank D. Hudson on
ciated as umpires, each taking half
the field Dr. J. A. Edmonds was time
keeper.
The ball was thrown in a few min
utes after o'clock on a dull and
cloudy afternoon. and the Burlin game
team secured two goals IN the frst
period OF 10 minutes, John Lawson OBJ
tanning the first after minutes and
10 seconds OF play. and TObfn getting
the second
In the second period. which also
lasted 10 minutes. Driscou and Tobin
each hit a goal. making the score
Burlingame 4. Riverside 0.
IN the third period. also OF 10 min
utes, Tobin hit another goal. and
the score stood: Burifn game s.
Riverside o. In the fourth period.
which lasted 10 minutes and as sec
onds. Riverside made two goals, one
OF which was secured by Macksy,
while Burlingame added nothing 20 it's
score In the fifth period. the dura-
tton OF which was minutes and As
seconds, Lawson aud Driscol1 hft a
goal a piece. making the score Bur
hngame :, Riverside 2 The Burlin-
game men. however, though their team
work was better than that OF their
opponents. were plainly firing In the
last period Riverside scored three
goals In rapid succession. Pattee max
ing two and Mackey one At the
busle sound the match stood 10
in favor OF Burlingame-
As the Riverside B team. which
played on Saturday against Los An
geles, has beaten the A team. II u
considered that Burlingame viii have
TO work TO defeat the BIS, who are ex-
pected to reach the final round
Tomorrow afternoon the Riversids
BIS viii meet the Santa Barbara repre-
sentatives. and Wednesday the cham
pionship match will take place II
the Burlingame team should prove the
winner In the final match IL will cap
ture the solid silver punch bowl on
which il has scored two victories al
ready-in 1906 and 1907. Each mem
Der OF the winning team will receive
a silver goblet
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
h. l. Wilson's Crack Sprita Gemmen Makes a New
Seven FurOng Track Record at EmerWiNe

tificate from the New York jockey club
that he is in good standing Keene
wired Radtke at Chicago concerning g
the matter Immediately.
r walIhauser will ship his long dis
tance performer Liyius back to Area
dia tomorrow. He is well satisfied
with the showing that his horse made
In the Thornton and says that he viii
bring him back here TO race again in
the event that any more long distance
events are programmed before the close
of the season.
Jockey Dearborn. who piloted Mosl-
vina TO victory yesterday upon the oc-
casion of his first appearance here in
the saddle, rode with considerable sue
cess on the Canadian circuit last year.
He has been incapacitated for saddle
a broken arm.
r. F. Carman has made arrange
ments with R. II. Harris to train his
horses during the rest of the meeting
at Arcadia Carman has purchased
Colonel Jack from Mrs W. II. Holland
for a reported price of $4,000 mum
Der of horsemen tried TO secure the bay
son of Pessara- MILDLY Morgan after he
Uc4cdlrd ' eli anu s1dS d1AAC 81 III
pressively.
The sensationally clever victory that
Ormuz achieved in fast time yesterday
will undoubtedly result in keen COM
petition for him at the Macdonough
dispersal sale. OrmuZ is by the Or
monde stallion Ossary out of Lovelight
the dam OF that fast mare Cloudlight
Three thirds out of five times in the
saddle was Jockey Miller's record yes
terday Jockey Gilbert had three
mounts and had TO pull UP with two
of them, Buchanan and Frank Skinner
both from the Schreiber stable Bu-
chanan bled and the saddle slipped OF
Frank Skinner. Schneider put Fischer
up on Gull Holland because he believed
the colt needed a stronger rider than
Gilbert. Gull Hollands defeat cost
Schneider several hundred dollars.
ChapuItepec, w H Carey, Magazine
Uncle, Veil. Rosegal, Oxford. Nealon
Jack Atkin, Rifieman. Mark Anthony
II. Tony Faust. Meelick and DR.. Gard
ner are among the nominations for the
Carter handicap. which will mark the
opening of the New York season al
Aqueduct.
Jockey Bilac has reached New Or
leans from Emeryville and will ride
as a free lance at the southern track
during the remainder of the New Or
leans season.
Starter Murray will WELD the barrier
at the Hamilton meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
SANCTIONS RELAY cAaNIvAI.

At a meeting OF the registration
committee OF the Pacific athletic asso-
citation yesterday a request was re-
ceived from the University OF CaIifor-
mia for permission to hold relay car
nival April H. The request was
granted
Applications for registration from
tne following athletes were granted
Harry Miller. Stockton athletic aszo-
citation. IA athletes comprising the
Oakland high school baseball team and
substitutes and 9 names from @. W.
Bradon. chairman OF the southern com
mission.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Yesterdays WINNERS
Gossip of the Track

Al koenigsberg failed TO profit by
the victory OF his clever colt Mozart
yesterday. Believing that Barney
Schreibers Gull Holland had the speed
10 beat Mozart, Koenigsberg allowed his
own colt to run unbacked and bet S400
on the Schreiber youngster. only TO
see his colt win and Schreiber's run
unplaced. Lack OF confidence in the
ability OF Jockey Scoville TO handle
Mozart 10 advantage is said TO have
been part responsible for his failure TO
embrace the opportunity TO win out
with the colt for which he paid II. T.
Griffin $4,000 a few days ago. Will
liam Cahill who trains for Koenigs-
berg. engaged Scoville on the colt be-
cause OF the boys well known excel
lence as , year old rider; but Koe-
nigsberg. according TO report, did not
share his trainers confidence in the
boys ability.
Jake Hoffman expects to do the
starting at Emeryville for the next five
weeks. Then he will go east 10 start
on the Kentucky tracks. leaving Dick
Dwyer 10 finish the season here. II
the Arcadia meeting closes a fortnight
hence, as originally scheduled. Dwyer
viii be idle for some three weeks un-
der this arrangement.
Information has been received that
z. J. Baldwin viii ship two of his ?
year olds here 10 start in the Bell
stake next Saturday Lee Rose is also
expected 10 be a starter and will ar
rive from the southern track within a
day or two with others Of the Walsh
string.
Jockey Mcbride, who has been riding
in bad form all winter, has been inde1-
nitely set down by Judge Hamilton at
Arcadia on account of a recent poor
ride on Gossiper II. The mare came
back and ran good race with Jockey
Archibald up and AIcBride's suspension
followed
J. O Keene received a cablegram
yesterday from General Lazareff, for
whom Jockey Radtke is to ride in Rus
sia- bringing the information that the
boy must take abroad with him GER
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
.iversids
vETERINARIAN SUES FoR SALARY

suit has been begun in the superior
court ar Los Angeles by veterinary
surgeon Thomas j. Ogle. who came 10
California from New York last fall as
the ofncial veterinarian for the Los
Angeles racing association He was
dismissed on the first day OF the meet
ing He now brings action to recover
s1.17o. which represents the amount he
would have received from the associa-
tion for his services throughout the
season
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
FRESHMEN TO MEET BAY TEAMS
SPECIAL, DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March Is.
A meet between the freshmen track
men and the picked team of the high
schools of the Bay Counties academic
league is the latest addition to the
schedule of the Stanford athletes The
date set for the meet Is week from
Wednesday and the events will take
place in the afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Mass Meetin< I'm DreamIand Rink

Wednesday at 5 D. m. TO discuss sub-
Jects OF Importance to San Francisco
and neighboring counties Big excur-
sion OF visitors from Santa Cruz and
Watsonville- Come and give them q
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
covKLIN DEFEATS GARDNER

CHICAGO. March 1e.-C. F. Conklin
of Chicago won the second game in the
national amateur 14.9 balk line bill
lard tournament today, defeating e. w.
Gardner OF Passiac. N j.. by the score
of 400 to 271- Conklin's average was
IL 2s-s1 and Gardner's 5 s-1s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Not a Dollar Need Be Paid Until Cured

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We cure under a positive guarantees
all diseases Of men VARICOCELE
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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

Liberal advances On SEamoDds and 5ewelry-
FsldEln Jewelry Co.. 1261 Van Ness zv-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. r. Jeffery

Ratings for fast track Deduct point for each POI
overweight
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Gypsy COMO-KENILWORTH


BEST BET-RIGHTEASY. NEXT BEST-FANTASTIC
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

Time-:i3- "a 3-5. 80 %. As 3-5. l:Oi is,
liza Mintia Matte Bumppo, l.. Fitzgibbons,
Light Comedy Wait finished as named. Value to
winner S325 Winner ]. F. Newman & Sons gr
e, aged by Rancocas- -Faithless. Trained by
H. s Newman Start good Won driven Sec
ond driven Third easily Seratched-Crftic
Kirkdeld Belle Hush DR. Crook. Jimalong Toll
ler Good Player Instructor. Domo. Is place,
out show: Norfolk. even place. IL show; Esca-
iante. Is show. Domo had to he driven To the
limit in the closing strides 70 Withstand Nor
folks great challenge. The latter faltered lust
before entering the stretch. but rallied quickly
an eighth out. next the rail- and. finishing fast,
wearing winner down Esealante shuffed
into rearward position at the start, but moved
up like a fash entering the stretch, finishing
strongly under keen punishment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

J. O Keene received a cablegram
yesterday from General Lazareff, for
whom Jockey Radtke is 10 ride in Rus
sia. bringing the information that the
boy must take abroad with him a GER
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

Starter Murray will WELD the barrier
at the Hamilton meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

Jockey Bilac has reached New Or
leans from Emeryville and Will ride
as a free lance at the southern track
during the remainder of the New Or
leans season.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
THIRD RAcE-one mile. purse $500. year

1:oI 40. ia 2-5. i:2T is. 1:4o. cansrlo.
Baron Esher. finished named Value to win
ner, SS25. Winner. r. T. Chinn's CD. h. 5 by
Star Shoot Magma Charta. Trained by owner
Start good. Won hand riden. Second handiIy
Third driven Chalfonte, 2-5 place, out show;
Ieaeress, 80 place. II show; Bah. even show.
Chalfonte, never faltering for an instant when
challenged by Teacress hnal eighth, held her
safely at end under sharp hand ride. Teaeress
moved up on equal terms with winner eighth
out. finishing resolutely under whip, but not
quite good enough. Ball, outpaced first three
quarters. closed big gap final quarter and fin
ished very fast under whip.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

'fme-.23 Is. AZ 45. ia, I.2s 4-5 A
50 show; Triumphant, S place, 5-2 sho
Clara Meader. Trained by q. W Dodg
Belmere- Start good Won driving.
Phalanx ,. StaHdover l6 Sir Brillsl
burst Of speed and outgamed the firing
Phalanx tired badly following the fsi
Bennett set a fast pace, bet stopped
no speed at all. and was badly ridden
Of ground last turn. Stirrup on Nell
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
The Calls Form Char of Races atEmefyMIIe

in faced
Il d4p forecast the in
MchI6 hundrd and dthday
c J.
2315 1855
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17

on ss w;18sr s;5s ornus = place; Is sI1s show
Start good Won driving. Second and
0utrsn Pajsroita all the way to stretch.
10 9 drive Buxton outrode Lycurgus and
home The latter boy put up a very weak
Center Shot tired badly following the
slipped and Gilbert pulled him nm
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-01-23
BUFFALO AND BULL IN FIGHT.
North Dakota Farmer Compelled to
Kill Canadian Bison.

After wild buffalo that strayed
over the Canadian boundary from
Kenmare had battled with his valua-
BILE farm bull and nearly killed it, tore
down portion of the barn in it's
frenzied rage and attacked a big Perch
eron mare, J. A. Englund killed the
buffalo with two we'll aimed shots
from rifle. Englund's cattle herd
had been grazing on Des Laos bluffs,
each evening being brought to the
farm. The buffalo joined the herd,
and when Foreman Sanders rounded
up the bunch in the evening he failed
to Sotice the buffalo until the herd
was brought home and was being
placed in different corrals. Sanders
sought Englund to tell him about the
buffalo, and when they returned they
found that there was a fierce battle
in progress between the buffalo and
farm bull. Using pitchforks the men
tried to separate the animals. FL
nally Sanders jabbed the prongs into
the buffaloe's neck and succeeded in
driving him away from the bull, which
was nearly dead from the attack.
When the buffalo partially wrecked
the barn and attacked the horse, Eng
lund decided to kill him. Englund
communicated with the Canadian au-
thorities, owners of the bull, concern.
ing the matter, and has also told the
game warden of the circumstances.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-01-23
sEs#
Thursday,

Washington, Jan. IL. - The senate
calendar was cleared of nearly every
bill upon 1t yesterday, and the bill to
revise the criminal laws of the United
States was taken up and discussed un.
til adjournment, which was taken at
4:30 O'Clock until Monday.
A complete change of front was en-
hibited by the majority in the house
yesterday in the consideration of the
bill to codify and revise the penal
laws of the United States. The pacific
spirit displayed by the committee on
revision of laws toward the close of
Wednesdays session, when it appear.
ed as though the several amendments
strengthening certain provisions of the
bill regarding corruption in the an.
pointment of persons to public offices
would be adopted, had vanished YES.
terday, and instead every inch Of
ground was fought over to keen
amendments out Of the bill.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-01-23
Tuesday,.

Washington, Jan. is. - The recent
bond issue by the treasury department
was again the subject for discussion in
the senate yesterday, being brought
forward by a resolution offered by Sen.
ator Culberson, calling on the secre.
tary for additional information con.
corning the reasons that induced him
to award bonds to national banks in.
clared offered a higher price than was
bid by the banks.
Senator Tillman offered resolution
embodying new series of inquiries
concerning the financial situation.
The amount of the fine and the
length of the term of Imprisonment to
be melted out to officers and directors
of interpretations for violating the
law with respect to money contribu.
lions for political purposes furnished
material for lengthy debate in the
house of representatives yesterday in
connection with the consideration OF
the penal code bill. All amendments to
increase the penalty or enlarge the
scope of the law, however, were voted
down. Those amendments, without ex,
ception emanated from the Democratic
side,
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-01-23
WORKING FOR DIVISION.
kenmare's Residents Look Up Argu-
ments for Dividing Ward County.

Former County Treasurer J. c.
Mitchell of Kenmare is at work at
the court, house at Minot securing
data in the support of the contention
of the citizens of Kenmare that Ward
county should be divided.
Mr.. Mitchell is going over the books
of the county auditor and the county
treasurer in search of facts which he
believes will show that a division of
the county will be in the interest of
the taxpayer
Mr.. Mitchell said to-day that one
Of the facts divulged is that the coro-
ner of Ward county last year was
Obliged to travel $4,000 miles in the
performance of his duties.
The fees for making the returns in
the last primary election were some
thing over $1,700.
These and other facts, Mr.. Mitchell
says. will be tabulated and presented
to the voters of the county before the
next election.