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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24
Backing Into tho Winter,

AT an Atlantic City hotel there is
an old Southern negro employed as
head waiter. One afternoon last sum-
mcr number Of guests were remark
ing how cool it was for the season, and
one of them turned to the old servitor,
who chanced to be standing nearby,
and said:
"Wcll, John, how do you account
for its being 50 e,ol9'
The colored man thought for mo-
ment and answered gravely:
We'll, sab, dere had been so MANY
Oh desc here earthquakes and volca-
noes eruptin' dat de earf had done
snook off its axis and's rovolvin' the
odder way. 1t am comm winter in
stead of summer. "-Philadelphia Led
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24
WARE SHOALS MILL.
Stock Increased-The Stockholders
Decide Upon 100000 Pre-
ferred.

Ware Shoals, April 22.-At the
special meeting of the stockholders of
the Ware Shoals Manufacturing COM
pany held here today the capital
stock Of the company was increased
from $1,00O,0O0 to $l,3O0,OOO, the
$300.000 increase being preferred
stock. The proposed increase of $500
600 was reduced to 100000 and the
new stock will be issued as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be made.
The preferred stock will bear interest
the rate Of per cent per annum and
may be redeemed for par value and a
5 per cent bonus al the end Of five
Years.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24
ACCIDENT IN MARLBORO,
Martin Fletcher is Dead and His
Mother and Sister Slightly Injur-
ed in Runaway.

Martin, the little son of Mrs. John
I. Fletcher Of the Pine Grove see
ton of Marlboro county, died at Lbs
p. m. on Monday as the result of in
juries received in runaway accident
on Sunday.
Mrs. Fletcher was returning from
church with her son and daughter. 4
break in the harness frightened the
horse and caused ii to run away. Mar
tin was first thrown out. his head
striking log. The little girl was next
thrown from the buggy. but she was
not badly hurt. Finally Mrs. Fletcher
Was thrown from the vehicle. but her
injuries are not serious.
The Fletchcrs are prominently con-
nectcd in Marlboro county.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24
TWICE A WEEK. 81 so A YEAR

the cut. Wncn Pinson SAW them ha
ran and sharp raco for about b
quarter Of Il mile through plouyhcd
ground brought them up with him.
pinson was found to be unarmtd
When he was seen in The lock-up BY
your CORE Spoudrnt this afternoon he
was reading the account in the State
Of his attcmptin" to murder his faith
2r and mother. Asked il the account
was true, he answered that it was cx-
r"pt that he WAS not doing ii to oct
his share Of the property.
Asked what his motive was. he re-
piled that he didn't know.
In reply to questions he said that
he was 26 years old. Had been dis
sipatrd for several years. Had gone to
school Il good deal. Had gone to school
at Nincty-Six Il good deal. Recently
had been working in SAW mill and
drinking lots Of liquor. Had drunk
some Monday. First thought Of kill
ing them about II o'clock. Got the
gun about 1l.30. Went back to bed
amt slept Tor awhllc when he walked
again. llcSitatcd for some time. Got
up. put on his clothes except his coat.
Fired toward head of bed. Heard his
father fall "ui Of hrd Fired toward
head Of bed again. Heard his father
"rt up. Knew then he had moi killed
him. Didn't know till he saw the
State that he had not Killed his
mother.
Was not on bed when hr shot. but
standing by it,. Put ON his coat and
left. Lay out in woods Yesterday.
Came to Bar,n"rc' : Turnout last night
and slept in railroad shed. Stopped in
DonaldS this morning and passed
throuyh lIon1a Path. Had no state
mcnt 10 make for himself except that
he was sorry he did it.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24

Gen. Claudius c. Wilson. 1t was
while leading this brigade that Gen.
Stevens received his mortal wound at
P2achtrec creek. July 20. 1861. l.icut.
Col. Capcrs was promoted 10 the col
"nelry Of tn" Twrnty-rourth. which
he led through the Atlanta and Ten
nHSSrc campaigns until the battle Of
Franklin. where ~ was wounded and
Gen. Gist was killed.
His Promotion.
On March |. 1865. on the recon-
mendation Of Gems. Johnston. Hardec
and theatlam, he was commissioned
brl"adicr general and assigned to the
command Of Gist's brigade.
After The war Gen. Capers was
elected secretary Of State Of South
Carolina, December, 1865. In 1867 he
entered the ministry of the Protestant
Episcopal church. He was for 20
years rector Of Christ church, Green
vile. for one year al Selma, Ala, ana
for six years at Trinity church. Co.
Iumbia. In 1889 the degree of doctor
of divinity was conferred on him bv
the University of South Carolina. On
May ). 1893, h was elected bishop
coadjutor by the diocesan convention
of South Carolina on The first ballot:
and on July 20. 1898. was consccratcd
TO this sacred Office.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24
riate songs and choruscs.

pirate songs and chOruScS.
The jolly Eight minstrcls have at
last given their performance, and il
glorious one it was There was intense
interest throughout the evening. The
trapczlsts, the Mississippi Valley ne
gro, and the oraionS that would nave
made amy stump feel proud. divided
the hon"r> OF the hour. The only one
regret Is that stars Of such maunitudr
can not possibly be kept here always.
The Wi"htman Chapel Sunday
school has in preparation, Il very
beautiful service for childrrn's dav.
which will occur in May. The Gate
will be given later.
MIR. Il. II. Russell is visiting his
daughters. Mrs. Wheeler and Misses
RUSSELL
The poStollicc will be removed TO
lis Former position. but new home. in
the kiblcr building next week.
Miss Lula Mosclcy spent Wcdncs-
day in the capitol city.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24
Chicago Pistol Law.

With the view nl' reducing tie Mun.-
her "i' crimes rr>ul,im" from ihr ear
ryin" III deadly weapons IL" 49,
t'hira"" has adopted r." las
which. II vigorously y : :.r...'. will no
doubt accomplish m"r;. GOOD.
The law, which is Il reasonable one,
provides that n" pc, son shall buy or
borrow a deadly V weapon without H.
ccnSc and when Il person sells or lends
weapon lie shall do so only 60 an
other licensed person and within twcn-
tN four hours must report the trans-
action to the superintendent Of po-
lice.
The licenses are issued by th, may
or TO pe"pl" of good rcputc whose
names, addresses and the purposes for
which the weapon is desired. together
witiI a description Of it. must be fur
nish"d in the application.
The mayor has the authority to re-
woke the license Whenever he is sat
lSfird That the person hnldin" il has
violated the law. and in addition a
line OF $500 may be imposed for ev-
cry "f1cnSc under thc law.
For example one of the violations
Is where person havin" license ac-
GuIrcs bad reputation or is indicted
or convicted for a cl,ma.
Therefore it will be seen that the
granting Of a license to own a rcvol-
YER or other deadly weapon goes FAR
toward establishing 4 standard of
conduct.
Those who deal in weapons must b.
persons OF good reputation. pay tax
OF I'D year and furnish fl 900 bond.
Ihry are required by the law 70 regis
fer every sale and To sell only to H.
r"nHcd pea Minors ar, NOT allow
ed I" own a weapon and il is mlaw-
lnI |" sell. lend or give a pistol or 9TH
or dradly weapon to minor. and all
weapons confiscatcd are TO b, t1rowr
INTO Lake Michigan five miles from
shore.
The Chicago authorities believe tho,
Fh' operation Of The new law will
result in greatly diScouragin% one Of
the sources Of violent crimes and
Sh"u.d 1t work as well as they think
IT will, there is no reason TO douht
that similar law viii be adopt,d bv
a'l the large cities Of the country in
which as a result Of indiscriminoto
plstol-totlng murders are constantly
occurring.-Wilmington Star.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24
TRIED TO KILL PARENTS.
Greenwood Man and his Wife, While
in Bed Asleep, Shot at by
His Son.

"rrrnW""d. April 2l.--l'utlcr Pin
son. known rs l'ub. is charged
WIN maxim" an attempt /" kill his
la'l'r ana Stepm"thrr, Mr. and Mrs.
ID d. l. ''''S"h' aS ti'N lay asleep early
'"'S"aE morning. llrln" h"th barrels
"l gun Il, them, ana when only about
eight leet away from them. That Mr..
ana AlrS. IlnS"n are living TO tell how
II happened is miracle. for the load
OF Sh"t entered the head of the bed,
ohlv lew inches above their heads,
In1,,, | y, -, '"' 80 I''' were i""h" I'M
= l".' 80 '"' '''''o"S' OH "h1'h lhelr
i.''e"
ni'' d. :N.''H "V'H " o';; 4 mile
anu " na' 'h' A'aS' Il S"inda, and
".'"'" W., 'oo"' '"or h"ndred yards OF
,,''"''" =. '"u II. 'l' Is ""!I-i".'"
i''l'l'r' an" l. n";l.ocrcd aH"n.:
'.'''""""" "!.:;. "'..' l.. :i:a.
r.''"''''' tic o'hlg Il man "l about fifty
'N' years "i age. l'nb' > however.
pears pretty had Reputation. havin"
.'>" " '''' ''"'',S"'r me- 'lNin" the
home. yo,n, p;r.,n,. ,,a,i. '''''
know, hut hi. f.,hov H.. .1r -:
sen. h;msclf ,h;r1.. ,L,, 81" ,. '
kn,v;u, t,o, No. nr, ,.'.. IVY
this part Of fine conrtrv Io.;d ", ,,,',n
he wou]d kin hath h;n,,Ie ,, ,I.
Pinson and that ho ,.,,I1 ,'a ,l..' W. -
, ,l,n
and being hard pressed for funds. NJ,
l'lnson had only lately refused f.,
grant his request for money
Nounr p;nsou m,ao hi. ,,.o H.,
Sba,i,r ,1o,I;,,., "P'' ""'
fort to catch him. cnd mas scni nm,
the foll"win" description of pins,n
all over the country: "Arrcs, R,,Io,.
Pinson: charge, attcmpt 10 murL,r.
color, white. age 2G years. hci~h, :
feet, inches; weight lGO nnund.
Said to have MISSING" front too,h
brown eyes and dark boi,.. fu1l fooo
and clean Shavcn Use coution ,,
Pinson Talks of His Crime,
Columbia Si,to
.u,,oo p.L Aft,
CON v.l,,, .,,.., '"''er Iln. %
and mn,hor naan y" NIL .:'S '"''''r
Tu,s1,v ,nnr,,;n,s '''N '''lS
m;los .horo IIn,,. "', n"', "''''''" '"o
o ,cIocl th;. oft,rn"a, h,' "'" ",,: '',''''' ,
,;oo vh;,' 49,, ". 'n, ", =? nn'ch ~. 'l TO-
w, >.'''''''
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24
TILLMAN IMPROVES STEADILY.
In Good Spirits Wednesday Despite
UnfavorabIe Weather.

Atlanta, Ga., April Ex-senator
Tillman has reached a point where his
progress is now slow from day to day,
but il is certain, his physicians say,
and his improvement goes steadily for
ward. He was feelin" in good spirits
today despite the bad weather. He
expects TO remain ncre two weeks
longer.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24

loved bishop, although in feeble
health, is bearing up bravHly and has
her only surviving sister, Mrs. Legarc
OF Charleston with her. All of the
other members of The family are here.
Ellison Capers' Career
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24
HAPPENINGS In And
AROUND PROSPERITY
THE DOINGS OF NEWBERRY' S
SISTER CITY.
Memorial Day Excrcises-School
Teachers Reelected Person.
al Mention.

ter with his parents.
DIR. q. y. Hunter has gone 10 Co.
lnnlbla I" attend meeting Of the
Bankers association.
There will be picnic and cake
walk in the Mt. Pilgrim school ward
on Saturday afternoon. May .. Every
one IS invited to come and share the
joys. This fcte will close the spring
term Of school, which has been very
surccssfully V taught
The Palmetto club will meet social
~ with Miss Margaret IIeckic, in
Elm street, on Friday afternoon. The
members arc requested to bring their
own scissor, as the contest will be
pointed and cutting.
Miss Krers. of ChappclIS, is visit
ing Miss Marie Bobb.
Mrs. j. f. Browne and little Eliza
beth, spent Easter with relatives in
Columbia.
Grace church is fast nearing COM
pletlon. The memorial windows are
beln" put in and the edifce will be
ready fo occupancy early in May.
Mrs. p. c. Singley is spending sew
eral days III Columbia.
Mayor X. Baker, Of Greenwood,
was in town Friday.
DR.. Mayer was on our streets last
Wt;S
AZ. :'c"H"r !, Sc, o. Salrla, is at
:hr Wise h"tc!.
NJ. II. ). R"wl mae. r!";n" visit
tn Columbia !nSt week.
W.. j. d. Fapplcmann and Mr..
F'ad iinnch. If Newtcrry college.
visited Mr.. 1i:r. =. Wi:r lat week.
MIS- !'',:r N"v DeVore. of Ninety
Xxx, was tie guest ii, Miss H..,,,, ,:;1-
ing Easter.
Candidates Holloway, Buford. and
Smith were shaking hands here Satur-
day.
Mrs. Percy Mahon and little Mary
Eliza visited Mrs. Kohn and Mrs.
Wise last week.
MIR. r. T. C. Hunter has gone 20
Greenvillc to serve as grand juror in
the United States court.
Mrs. Matte Gibson and Mrs Beck
ham We're the guests Of Mrs. VIM.
Mosclcy on Friday last.
Mr.. r. c. Kiblev of Atlanta. is her,
now.
DR.. 7. f. Littlcjohn, Of Pacolet,
visited friends in the city over Sun
day.
Mr.. Jno. S. Barre has gone to Bates
burg for several days.
Mrs. c. r. Wyche is visiting her
son, Granville. at the University in
Columbia.
Mr.. j. Frank Browne has returned
from Columbia.
Mrs. VIM. Werts, Of Saluda, is in
town visiting relatives.
Mr.. l.. A. Sease ran down to Co.
lumbia on Wednesday.
Prof. Griffin Pugh, Of Columbia col
lc"c. has been visiting his brother.
Mr.. Robt. Pugh.
Miss Gertrude Simpson spent EaS-
Ter at home.
Mr.. l.. c. Craig went 70 Columbia
on business a few days ago.
Mr.. Oscar Simpson returned TODAY
from Charleston college, where he is a
student Of medicine.
The Dime Reading billed for Nav 1
will be the best ever. Watch the DOS
t'rS and see what the attractions will
be. They are too varied to state here.
AT a meeting Of the graded school
trustees on Monday evening, the pres
cnt teachers. Messrs. T.. O. Counts and
G. ID. Brown, and Misses Lcckic and
kohn were, unanimously reelected.
Mrs. j. f. Browne was also endorsed
again as music teacher. There will
be an additional teacher elected for
the intermediate grades very soon.
The Memorial day exercises of tn.
Z. D. c. will be held in the citv hall
on May 10. Rev. w. II. Hitler will
be the orator Of TIE occasion. Be-
sides the oration there will be appro-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24
O'Ncall Union

D'N,al Farmers union will meet
ca Saturday, April -. Il, O'NrAll
academy. at half past one n'cl,rk.
G. S. Moore. Pres.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-04-24

The politeness Of some men causes
them to be looked upon with suspi-
cion, i'
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01

TO THE HILLS.-Clarence Stand age of the recorders office leaves in a few days for months vacation in the mountains where he will hunt wild animals and try roughing it.
 "ARlZONA" AT THE PARk-A packed house greeted the Raymond company at the park last night. To lend dignity to the occasion a com pany of the local militia attended in body. Too much praise cannot be bestowed on each and every member of the Raymond company for their peerless presentation of Arizona"
 A GOOD SHoWING-The Phoenix postOffice did very well for the month of July. Its receipts were $370714. For the same month last year the receipts were s3O5O.22 A gain of sixteen per cent is not bad showing for a period hard times.
 NUMEROUS CHANGES.-Th lease by the Boston store of the building at the corner of Second and Washington streets has been followed by much shifting about Of other firms The Wilson second hand store after IS years in one location three doors west of the corner of Third and Washing ton will remove to south Second street. The room will be occupied by the H. Rosenstein and Sons store. The con- fectionery store known as the Iowa will go across the street and occupy the room now used by Sam Donofrio in a similar line. Moving day in that business district should prove as lively as the first of March in Chicago when the rents come round
 DEATH OF BROTHER.-George Frank, well known travelling repre- sentative of the National Cash Regis ter company left last night for Chi cago and Dayton, Ohio, his home. He was called home by the death of his brother. Henry Frank, whose remains will be inferred there. About nine years ago his brother was shot through the neck, the bullet grazing the jugu lar vein. It was extracted, the wound healed and the young man was appar- ently as stout and hearty though he complained of pains in the head at times. As the years went by 1t Seems that the walls of the vein slowly grew thinner where injured by the bullet and d few days ago while in Seattle the vein burst and death followed all most instantly MT. Frank will re- turn to Phoenix in the fall.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01

POOL RESULTS-At the Capital pool hall last night the closest game of the tournament was played between Mccoy and Powers, the former win ming by S5 to s4. This afternoon there will be a contest between Wallace and Baker.
 STAG PARTY-A very enjoyable stag party was held Thursday night till late hour at the home of Charles Regal on North Third street. Lunch was served and the following were among the participants: Frank Viault, Thomas Armstrong. John Kelly, Ed ward Hull. Bernard Thomas, Sam Morris and Raymond Battin.
 DEPARTURES.-Among the de- partures over the Santa Fe yesterday were Engene Miller and family who go to Los Angeles; Julius Arndt and wife to Chicago: Mrs Alice Summers for Flagstaff where she will be join ed by her husband who is returning from Chicago; and Miss Blanche Burnett who left for a months vaca- tien at Coronado.
 OFF TO HILLS-A party consisting of Jack Gibson, pr. Stewart, Ralph Cramme and Chicken Henry the cook, will leave tomorrow afternoon at four o'colck for Gilson's New river ranch where there is going to be some spec tacular branding on bet of $500 more or less and reclaiming of outlaws to the bronco fold. All have taken out accident policies and will be provided with first aid to the injured.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01

LICENSED TO WED.-A marriage | license was issued yesterday to Juan Sanchez and Angelita Flores, both residents of the Yaqui village of Guadalupe, south of Tempe.
 DOWN FROM FISH CREEK.-G. M. Edmunds of Fish creek was in the city yesterday on his way to Kentucky for visit with home folks. He has sold his business at the creek to Fletcher and Thompson of Globe.
 THE CASE OF THE DOG CATCH ER.-The case of Garcia, the dog catcher, charged with the theft of tags from dogs was brought before Justice Johnstone yesterday but at the last moment a defense, was in- terposed and a continuance was talk en until Monday.
 A. REDEWILL BACK.-A. RedewiH
 has returned from a trip to the coast resorts and Los Angeles, and Catalina island and reports that there are fewer Arizonians over there this summer than usual At least he saw very few in his travels. The same thing was remarked to him by a number of Los Angeles business men.
 A FIND OF OSTRICH FEATH- ERS.-A bundle containing a dozen ostrich feathers was found yester- day morning behind a lot of beer kegs in front of the O. K. saloon. It is supposed that they were put there by thief who afterward forgot about them. The feathers are not of the finest kind but are worth DOS sibly s1.50 apiece. They were left at the office of Justice Johstone.
 PRISON CONSTRUCTION FIG- URES.-The territorial auditor and board of control spent yesterday in going over the bids for the construc-l tion of the territorial prison, for in stailing mechanical plant and fur nishing the cell work. Most of the representatives of the bidding firms remained in the city and most of them were about the capitol building yesterday while the process of di-. gesting the bids was going on. It is thought that the contract for the cell work may be awarded today and. perhaps the board will be able to dispose of the entire contract. ,
 SALE OF PROPERTIES.-Thro the agency of J. L. Irwin has been sold the 100 acre ranch belonging to Nell son and McIlwaine located southwest of the city. The purchase price was $S,500 and the buyer was John Me- Kensie of Mesa. MT. Irwin has also sold house on south Sixth street be- longing to B. l.. Pinkerton to Ramon Ruiz, and lot 42 in Montavista place for Austin Jay of Kansas to w H.l Ream of this city. MT. Irwin reports the market as looking up and inquiries numerous for this season of the year.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
LONG BEACH WEDDING
 Al HOME Al GLOBE
Groom Active Participant in K. of
 p. Lodge Work in Territory.

In a letter received here a few days ago is contained the announce ment of the wedding of R. H. Ollson, now located at Globe. Arizona, where he and his bride went after a sO- journ in Long Beach.
 The published accounts in the California papers were very much twisted. Mir. Ollson was married July at 1O:3O in Long Beach and the bride was Miss Helen Margaret Mclaughlin of that city. They are now at home at 196 East Cedar street in Globe.
 The wedding was a quiet affair, be- ing witnessed by only a few intimate friends and relatives The bride is an accomplished and charming young lady and has many friends in her native city. The groom is moving spirit in lodge work being a mem Der of the grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias and is the grand master
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01

TO THE HILLS.-Clarence Stand age of the recorders office leaves in a few days for a months vacation in the mountains where he will hunt wild
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01

# the carrier fails to leave The Re- publican at your address any day noti- fy the office before noon and a spe- cial messenger will deliver 1t. We expect subscribers to get their paper every day in the year, and unless they advise us of poor service we cannot properly serve them. PHONE MAIN 47.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Lloyd E. Christy and wife to s. B. Taggart, deed to S1H lot block g Central Place.
 Austin Jau and wife to w. H. Ream, deed to lot 42 Monte Vista Place.
 Clarence II. Rich and wife to Louis H. Smith, deed to S1A NEA Ills 4E.
 Santa Fe Pacific Co. to Phoenix & Eastern R. R. Co, deed to NWA SWL 9-1N-4E.
 B. B. Pecka and wife to Jno. Bag giOre, deed to lot block 20 Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01

at arms. He is a prominent young man of Globe and has also a num- Der of friends in Phoenix who will extend congratulations with the somewhat bealted and corrected an nouneement of the happy event.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords ef the offices of the district clerk. theprobate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title Company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01
YOUR VACATION PLEASURES

Will be incomplete. without the daily Republicans visit. Do not miss a single issue. Phone Main 47, and give the address or addresses, where you want The Republican sent; same price by mail, Is cents per month.
Arizona republican., 1908-08-01

owner of the Coop-Who's in there? ?
 Quick Witted Rastus (softly)- Faint nobody in heah 'ceptin' us chickens.-Life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-20
The EIGHT Districts

DISTRICT A-That part of Salt Lake
City east of Main street and south of Sec
ond South
DISTRICT B-That part of Salt Lake
City west of Main street and south of
Second South.
DISTRICT C-That part of Salt Lake
City west of Main street and Canyon
road and north of Second South
DISTRICT D-That part of Salt Lake
City east of Main street and Canyon road
and north of Second South-including
Fort Douglas
DISTRICT E-AlI of southern Idaho and
southwestern Wyoming.
DISTRICT F-Northern part Of Utah,
comprising the counties OF Summit. Nor
gan, Davis, Rich, Weber. Cache and Box
Elder.
DISTRICT G-That part of Utah com
prising the counties of Salt Lake (outside
of Salt Lake City, Tooele, Juab, Willard,
Beaver and Iron.
DISTRICT H-That part of Utah COM
prising the counties of Wasatch, Utah.
uintah, Sanpete, Carbon, Emery, Grand,
Sewer. Piute and other counties in south
ern Utah not mentioned herein.
In each of the above districts two
grand prizes will be awarded. one to the
woman candidate polling more votes than
any other woman in the same district
and one to the man candidate polling
more votes than any other man candi-
date in the same district. The capital
prizes will be awarded irrespective of dis
tricts, two in the city and two in the ter
ritory outside of Salt Lake. One-half of
the capital prizes will be awarded to men
and one-half of them to women.