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Coming Auction Sales.
las II Vesey Street,
TUHgDAY, Au0trRJ Is.

ps Doy.
is 81 sss's s'ssh hss M 'ss'
oiss.s: g s sYsss, 70 taxes &C. M subject to
s!s n95,s SIDE u ,sc feet cas-,
issis street No a. so%ss .lse $50 fee. cas-. o!
%hs Sl sacs Es.aI had Gs
sherin.
BY Bryan l., Kennedy.
10 e sosn o SS On i sss' de
Ksions6 avenue, northwest corner Of sssd street,
L; L. j olland vs.; r q. Holland ct al: GeLoaghnn
d%msn, M s,OIsy; J. sb.ss bMspnss due On
sSd s 8 TsSssi Y
avenue and sssd sirssi prepersy ''. =. Aa'0n'A
vacant o. ss a.
vs.. McKIniey 'Reaiiy and Cons,rcton Company N;
sou ss AL esss assa Que a.
TO taxes, &C., sss4.%s: subject to arst mortgage
Brook avenue, northwest corner of i4oth street.
1o05xiG7 sxiooxs7s o, vacant; vs. same action 4
@ SUBJECT ss s.es sse sdSjsss so
'fs Dean %ossff1 po 81 eais Monmouth Drive. von
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20.
street. e5xio0; H. Batteramn ct al. VS.. r. G. Beer
i.,s.se d.; e. Sa:%sa' :s.sis 's1sss sas.s. IL, 10
.ls: n Isns IL sds r. f sSSs q %
ssn s aso.S Snae g. Es,s Is.ss sssss Sss
men'' H'saT ERsiee, EIs, e taxes, ss., &c siisif.
Hsidsa | y s'ss ,ssf sssi sS,!s sss.s
sGs onssa w. psSs aSs % W
A.. G; Patterson. referee; due on judgment. St. .
THURSDAY. AUGUST "a.
BY /: Phillips Co.
Of Nine,eenih street. iss17o four Story brick sene
ments leasehold; q Bryant vs. J. NoIdensch!ld ct
al On aGsz 6 suS.c sa esss s
BY Joseph p. Day.
OF Fifteenth street. 10 1859. fve story brick iene-
r. % i * .;o%ss ass " H
referee; due m on On Judgment, sio,7oaso; subject to
EIshth G avenue, No. ,o., cas-, side. Is fee, north
S .ss K,.py st ,s9s
siGes o sGsss 10 rssrss as ss Gu. &c judgment %
v.,s ,sd 3, Fs Ns e 81 so ds s e. s
4 Ssssn rs p n.s due Ct s G
70 mortgage OF $4,000:
ss pSS SeS' oi n s "a .9s Gs No p. \, .s: east s S
e Ms. s. jss ass s s%s
fs,srse re au. sn iads@sSs sotsss saS,se' '0S p
TnEs0H place me- q, ola ,, No Il: ssShsss.
west s67, three story frame tenement; Il. Kosier
sas AM .aSrc, ss%s ssrs Sss On
saSss Tss' u: s:' Il iss$ :s
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miscellaneous.

Charles Hornlng is the buyer Of No. ss
Paul Miklowitz is the buyer of No. 40 West
Philip Reilly is the buyer Of No. 2se East
Martha Rainbow is the buyer Of No 2se
The h John +: Fife Company has sold the
Windsor. Hotel property. Gloversville. N;
or memoe who haSs
the lessees OF the hotel for several years,
to j. W., Meyer Of Hawthorne. n, Y: Mr.
" j, Arthur thur fSlae Fischer has as leased for John
S. Wilson to Mrs. Y. NJ. Deane the four story
building at the southwest corner Of Ninety
ninth street and West End avenue for term
T.. H. Wendell 4 Co. have leased for Arthur
brisbane the basement store at No. 23 west
Thirty-eighth street for a term OF years to
Following his recent successful sale Of
villa plots at 0akdale. 1; L.. by BRYAN H.
". k Aston, has decided to oirer through
Mr.. Kennedy, eighty-two bungalow sites
at the same place. The sale will take place
sa
joins W, X, Vanderbilts place at ,oakdale,,
known as Idle Hour The plots will average
Of Poa i've '' fees abe Above & hish water % and With
dry. level land to the shore Of the bay. Ar
rangements have been made by which unoc-
cupied bungalows will be cared for by the
nea rby Peperidge Hall estate
s, B, Gcodale / Son to transfer to The Great
enth street. a four story and basement dwelling
s5i 600, and the seven Ave story dwellings at
at $3.50, 900. The company will tear down the
present buildings and erect on the site, from
plans now being drawn by, SCHWARTZ Gross
a building that will cost about t40o, 600. The
site has a. fronta ge of rs feet on Fifty-sixth
street and 10 feet on Fifty-seventh street
The sun., 1908-08-23

4: 4. Mct:n,ee Ct AZ; .. $, Dean. attorney. NJ
sSsspe sSSses 70 'stsT nstsTee ac dug e Judgment ~
aSn Of ;oe
stein " H. eav vi SGT ss a "'ss T. S%se attorney
y hrashmsn referee due due on Judgment S71s y;
cages asgreTstinv sa7.oco
Mapes avenue. southwest corner Of t7pth street.
Sss y e is!y = 81 =. 3 FerrI: :. s!sSsseMs: @ M
ss,,.rs q nrSxns IN rs,e,ss; ess .n Judgment slSSe"
sSs ioS * Sss' Si
sdT%sns ,asol: = subject t. fs q 'e axes $s. &Se
rsy :, sixth street No south side la Sest
-: s'; e. s:sss' al ssss q
.. sYy S s,s sa SG e, now ss ride II, :
rsies,. rss " due sems on Sson sane
ia.s. &s $500, sSsiss. to twS mortgage sssrs'
west S @ Ss sSss s,:ls ss' fss
same same ys. a. same: action s same "a attorneys; same
taxes A.: Ssss.7s; subject to half of srst mort.
west q Broadway' ,saio6s Se Sss story sy' dweas
same vs. same: action q same attorneys; same
ta.es A., sss7.7S; subjec, to half Of INST mort
FRIDAY, AUGUST st.
BY Joseph p Day.
Park avenue, No. 1915. southwest corner OF tooth
street. ssiix1ss six story brcE tenemsnt: :. Well
j. A. Foley. referee. duo on Judgment A.sesib;
subject 10 taxes, &C., 500 ~.
S8th street. No sS TO M no nth side, Se5 feet west
OF Fifth avenue, 751seIi. two SIX story brick tene
ments: Corporate Realty Association VS. Il. +
Goldberg ct al: Strauss A.. attorneys: H. B.
Hammond. referee; due on Judgment, Ns.bo1.s IS:
subject to taxes. 90, u ,ioo subJect to two mort
cages aggregating $4,000.
!. Avenue g, southeast corner Of Tenth street,
estxss1 irrcg guar three and four story tenements;
Bruno Benxlrer VI. William Pntzel ct al.: o, r.
Seitz. attorney; L. r. Doyle, referee due on judg
ment. e2i .<4s68 subject to taxes, &C.. s. 200.
SATURDAY, AU0UBT 20
On the premises At 8 p. NJ
BY Bryan l., Kennedy.
Rockaway Park, 16s lots bounded by Thton,
WAshington, Pelham and 1incoln ayenuet; as
eignees sale.
The sun., 1908-08-23

opening OF this bridge will not be confined
to it's immediate vicinity, but viii be felt to
2 ,g great extent n throughout the borough. par
main thoroughfare from the bridge to the
North Shore. This fact is demonstrated by
has taken place recently in Queens borough.
Tho erst week IN August showed an excess
Over oyer any ny previous Sss1 Of the year ip the
estimated at nearly q quarter Of q million dol
lars. which was quite up TO the standard Of
the corresponding period Of 1907. This last
week shows an even greater increase. plans
having been filed for buildings estimated to
cost s422. 500 and numbering IS permits"
The sun., 1908-08-23
Westchester County.

=, The Hastings Homes Company reports
the practical completion of all the i'm
less than a year ago with the underground
work. they have installed on every part Of
plete beverage system, high pressure water
mains with fire hydrsnts and gas mains. with
street lamps every l50 feet. Every street,
avenue and roadway has been macadami2ed,
curbed and guttered and cement sidewalks
laid, All that remains now to complete the
whole scheme OF development Ia the land
and shrubs The company reports a great
many sales. and the majority Of purchasers
permanent homes. River View Manor will
be formally opened within the next few weeks.
The sun., 1908-08-23

of the Tenement House Department. Apart
ments in these old style fats extend through
from street to yard and are grouped in
pairs. two-and occasionally three-to a
and rent for from $50 to S45 month. Hun
dreds Of these Harlem f1ats"--it is just this
type Of house that gave rise 20 the term
were erected In the district north OF 10th
passage Of the stringent tenement house
law Of 1904: They are TO be found in all
parts Of the uptown territory. being most
numerous In the side thoroughfares between
10th and i25th streets Frequently they
appear in group Of private houses or
Though somewhat old they rent well and
are hardly ever at a loss for tenants.
North OF l25th street, west OF Fifth
avenue, one finds a district given over
mainly to inexpensive. one family, dwell
inge. with here and there rows Of old style
fats. Along the business streets are six
story tenements Of the East Side type.
while between Fifth avenue and the Har-
lem River is a mixed Jewish and Italian
colony fully as congested as the older Set
The following table secured through the
courtesy of Miss X. II. Claghorn. registrar
Of the Tenement House Department. 10 re-
printed from THE Sun OF August l6. 1t in
cludes q List OF new elevator fate and apart
ment houses completed since january l..
1908. and now ready for occupancy. The
location Of each house is given, its height
in stories. the number OF apartments II
contains and the date OF it's approval by
the Tenement House Department; Ele-
vator flats are denoted by an F. elevator
apart meht houses by an A.
N' EAST SIDE.
Location. H. Apis. Date.
I'd ST., south side. o2 feet west Of Sd
9th ii, ST.. IT, southeast corner OF Le1Ins: ~
Ion av, tA.D II % req. q
The sun., 1908-08-23
building News.


intendent Murphy for a new six story apart
ment house at the southeast corner of New
avenue and lSlst street, In the Washington
Heights district. to be built for the Pinehurst
Realty Company at cost OF $40 600: Il will
a depth Of e3.s with facades Of brick finished
with Indiana limestone. and contain thirty
suites of apartments. q. F. Pelham Is the
Howard Constable. a brother Of former
Building superintendent, stevenson Con-
stable. acting as architect for the Fire De-
partment. has filed plans for new three story
and basement hook and ladder company
station house to be erected by the city on
MancSct psSe west e MsnhSttsn street a.
for the National Baseball League. has filed
plans for an addition to the bleachers on
the Polo Grounds. the annex being at the l5eth
street end Of the field and being 10 feet long
Plans have been filed for installing stores
In the three story and basement dwelling at
No. l2s East Eishteenth street, the improve
ments being made for j. and J. W.. Stolts
as new owners. and for enlarginE the I'VE
street for Robert f. ChesebrouRh The owner.
Charles J. Patterson. and Augustus N. Allen
are the architects.
4; v. Porter. as architect for. Receivers
roof OF the car barns Of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company at Eighth avenue
and Forty-nnth street. at cost Of SS.O00
and A. B; Corthell. an engineer architect OF
filed plans for two large new Temporary pas
senger shelter platforms to be built at cost
OF S25 600 In the Grand Central terminal on
Depew place from Forty-fourth TO Forty
seventh street.
In The RrOuN
The sun., 1908-08-23
Private Sales,

NINETY.FIFTH STREET.-G. Tuoti & Co.
have sold for Bertha Weipdrug to A; Fer
rara aud others Nos. 300 and 81 East Ninety
Nth street. a six story new law tenement.
on plot 37.8x100.6
10th STREET.-The Renton- Moore Com
pany has sold for Mary Z. Fogarty No.
b27 West l49th street. three story and
basement dwelling, on lot lo.exe9ti. to a
,soTH sTREET,~Fluri Construction Com
pany has cold The, plot, iooIiio, on the
west Of Broadway, to the Degenhardt Con-
struction Company. which will build two
high class apartment houses.
THIRTIETH STREET.--The Louis Meyer
Realty Company has ro bogEht, ES,.P fToR .si Sarah
HAMhffTo8. hnS on I. TiRiRshX1cE..buBeis d Taylor
have sold foI .Commissioner Johp z. Eustis
brownstone dwelling on the west side Of
Hamilton terraoe, 40 feet south of 'it4th
,aisf ssIsesr essrIRkEfo ri ii : Reilly. Victor a obrien
have cod Tor william /. o. 'Conneli the Fair
The sun., 1908-08-23
'i 80; Sss;;3 $5;s' VEST SIDE APARTMENTS ssSS sSS 10

The first edition of our illustrated
apartment house catalogue, containing
front elevations and diagrams of an
these properties, may be had on appli-
cation or will be mailed on request.
The sun., 1908-08-23

holm, q six story elevator apartment house,
on plot 75xs5,Ii, on the north side Of i2ist
street, 100 feet west of Amste rdam avenue,
l2lST STREET.-Hyman Friedman has sold
No. 22s East 12ist street. six story tene.
ment. The buyer gives In part payment
No 9i5 West i2ist street, q five story nat
MORRIS AyENUE.-Robert Cans has cold
for August Ba lshun to three clients for occu-
,psncy Nos. 2oa4 and 7o7e Morris avenue.
three two family houses.
The sun., 1908-08-23
Long Island.

The coming week will witness the actual
beginning OF work on the Queens Borough
plaza Of the ,Blaekwells Island Bridge. The
firm Of Charles Mead Co. has the contract
grading and paving. the laying Of rails, water
and sewer mains and the electrical equipment
Of the trolley lines all Of witch Is to be finished
the Rlckert- -Finlay Realty Company. 10 dis
cusslng the effect on real estate this improve
graded and paved ready to receive traific,
great changes will result In the Immediate
nelghborhood The viaduct approach from
by the time the bridge Ia opened for traffic
and this route Is certain TO become the main
thorouehfare for all vehicles from Manhattan
The sun., 1908-08-23

GRBAT BAR0AIN-so scres, 2 room house,
bAyps, toolwsgol and hen houses hryt .elhsl
condition; tlo6 $50 down; orchard, etc. bowNk
BROS. North Ashford, Conn.
The sun., 1908-08-23

NO EXTRA CHARGE ron IT.
Advertisements for TEE Sun end TEE EvnsryaS
sgs may ss sfs q any American District Messenger
The sun., 1908-08-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
new CANAAN. CONN i,

nifty acres and three cottages: excellent neghbor-
hood. gorgeous view Of l.. !. Sound; win eel In
plots or whole tract half mile from station Apply
70 r. B. MORSE, Real Estate. New Canaan, Conn.
MAGNlFloENT COUNTRY ESTATE elegant
house with wonderful ffty mile View In two direc.
Connecticut, within rwo .hourt r,de Of New YORK
City: Lodge, barns and slLAecesssry buildings
sils. etc. 90 with H. Good schools, rood roads.
ssssS Wss for spi No sssn,s Ss
rs SuB Srm but nSs ssssR gasss AddSs,s Esw
YORK City.
The sun., 1908-08-23
GILBERT LLOYD, JR., Secretary
~, 1 BREKMAN STREET.

ELEGAST new house. 10 rooms and bath, al
improvements: refined neishborhood; near station;
sa6 KELLER. % Valley road. Montcisir. ", J.
The sun., 1908-08-23
REAL IosTATE FOR sALE-LONG IsIAND
SEEN THAT,
HaWOrthCOlOny

ton Of suburban bones Of moderate price tmostiy
Of sonerssel To- be seen M near town; Hsgorth
=. r. Downtown, pesbroeses SD. The aim: A
pSo susnS 9, s.ssS os fs sss
now being eompls,ed a. from 1850 70 $4,000 sre
sale. No spccuistors or undssirsbles. Enteiprise
directed by mos. responsible people. II you have
can buy high class homo a. Hsworsh with che
rent money. This is not merely ianguages q Q
ssessI SsD send Sa moss fsess !. AM and some IN
The sun., 1908-08-23

% LOTS Barnard av.. Atlantic Station. Tottsn.
ytlA Win b soM On The premises e. apction eatur-
= tiiAEikiE xsstisasss
80 Hichmond Teuacs. port Richmond. o. Z. I.
The sun., 1908-08-23
p. @. she n M AN,
73S Park Row Building.
MAGNIFICENT
DETACHED RESI- DENcES

MAGNIFICENT
DETACHED RESI- DENCES
ON EASY TERMS
Beautif oil year modern Houses. or 10 rooms,
bath and every Improvement Large plots, re-
stricted Bronx section; water front Write for
description. prices and terms.
JOHN KEYES.
Phone 7eoe-CortlAndt 7ss Park Row Bldg.
MUST SACRIFICE TWO LOTS, 2Suoo EACH,
FOR q 900, 500 CASH: BALANCE EASY TERMS:
90 PER CENT. BOND AND MORTGAGE: SPIEN-
REALIZE A HANDSOME PROFIT IN SHORT
TINE; BUILDING LOANS. JOHN NUND.
SCHENK. 7H PARK ROW BUILDING.
PLOTS WITH WATER RIGHTS
on beautiful Long Island Sound, Bronx Borough.
one hour from downtown New York; gentlemen
owning several acres will divide same In plots az
cost with three or four people who will make de-
sirable neighbors; no agents. Address W. 4 RUS
SELL. 7y Park Row Building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-08-03

4 have found mchlou's Arnica
Sa.,c to nc the proper 'hmE 20 use
'ur sore trrr as "r)l a, for hcall0-
burns sores cuts and 80. manner oi
aura-iuus writes MIR " stone %,
East Poland Maine II !, the proper
thing TOO for piles Try i' sold under
guarantee q, " b Frames drug store
25c.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Former Lubbock Citizens

We notice iu the >lmlnole Zen.
unel oi last week mention of the
county fam at that place, aud
among uhos, who entered farm
pfoducr Tor priles Were some Of
oui former citizens and theN took
thr prize, Iu according t. the r.
port Joe sherman. Bloody
Butcher COM, hrst pri1e -; ! G.
Hart Millet. hrsi prize >l.Oo.
The county islr al That place, ~
mall West Texas counties, that
have undertaken such al enter
Prise. va, great success. snd
very helpful a. the town, country
sud people
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
$4,000 Profit

Attouy, / j Eliard ua> BE-
tarnri Co che PLAN, country after
several isy, uuslues, VISIT I'm tins
city
he Ina, just sold the Fisher
count, school land, tor $50. oVo
profit aud the Wilson county
school lands nj profit OF $40 U0O.
Attorney " Il Lewis of TN,
county wa, a'partuer IN these land
deals bat hr sold out during the
panic and gets only 5000 profit,
where Ma. Ellard gets $4,000.
The Fisher county school lands
were sold toa Virginia syndicate.
TIE laud, he 10 bailey and
lamb countie,. Taylor County
New,
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
ctter 10 J A. Hyatt
Iunbock Texas

Dru ~Ir Todd 4 Downing,
contractors aud builders, Morgan
CITY La have painted lpeVoc for
Boo : years, They say II take,
les gallons beyor than OF any
othrl pant thrN have used That
means that Job cost irsa with
DeXoe. DOT only tor pant Tor
iAuOt 1- we'll
They paint nothins Else Devon
eAelgtselt
They hs,c sand nothing about
tn, comparative wear oi Deyor
and others oversight may br
pprhap- tu soon for that But
bctoc D., The strongest pant.
that Vby least gallons. best wear
same reason Least cost and hong
esq time between Iob-
Your, Truly
as 3 " DtNOt * Go.
D. s. Palace Pharmacy -rll our
ua.Ht
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Notice

Because of pauir conditions last
November, We were forced 10
carry oyera large volume Of last
year, business, sui al that time
put our huslnn,, ou " short time
basi-
We expect all past due paper
and accouats Ia I've paid n fall tins
fall ~ w. have madr arrange
ments o. use Iultr a sum oi
money
DO not asA us 10 dr, iatr from
this rule. for Ne wall br forced To
refuse 10 make Nour arrange
ments tu meet Nogi obligations
with Us
lour, truly,
Lubbock Mercantile To
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Ed MCDONALD

0et your Ueat blli " -ial.OlsI,
II Me Ayslsnchs O4Cs p fsoDpa
serves
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
From W E, iiinshsw

Boa. New, Mexico, oct iG, O,.
10 The Avalanche
A. some Of nay friends ask me
Ia write them about the counsv
! take the opportunity OF telling
them through the Avalanche.
viii say to one aud all | am
we'll pleased with the country !
landed here the first sunday ln
April aud hsd,o 10 fence aud
break my land | have go acres
OF crop; corn, maze, kaiiir corn,
sorghum, watermelon etc, have
sold more stan for cash than any
year | lived IA Lubhock county
and have 81 acre, broke for crop
next year | found plenty Of
water at depth OF ITO feet
some get water near rs AT 40 fee
There is plenty of tine land sub
iect 20 homes tesd near town ]
raised watermelon, that weighed
bu pounds some corn crops uu
second year land i> r~tin aicd At
90 bushels per acre
". T. Ilinshaw.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
10 Divide Texas

During hi. Nisit to stamford q
short time ago. President Frank
Trumbullol The Colorado 4 south
western railroad, Va discussing the
future of reXas, inquired Of
three native Texans Colonel "
NJ Lacy and i VI Radiord of
Abilene and Homer H. Wade of
stamford. II there wa, not some
provision IA the resolution that
admitted Texas TO the union where.
by the state might divide itself
into live states These three Tex.
ans were very emphatic IA their
statement that there was NO such
provision lu the resolution. Quite
MI argument followed on the sub
iect. but the Texans did not change
their contention. President frum-
bull va, not satisfied, however,
anl Mr.. Wade Of stamford has
lust received the following note
from hum. written on the line,
under the date Of oct IL:
experimenting our conversation
at STANFORD. enclose herewith
copy OF lou' resolution ot con
gfe,, passed lu lNIa, admitting
IeNas to the union. which le,olu
ton AIN able to send YOU Through
the courtesy of Frank AndrrW, ot
Houston IeNa,
FRANK TRl MBl Ill.
The portion OF the resolution A.
quoted A. follow, and vail serve
a. refresh he memory ol many
TrNn, history -tudent' aud native.
born leNsn,
JolNl kEsOLt nos
Giving the consent of the c1i>t
iup government 10 the annexation
of TeXs, to the nI,cd States
2 Md br u tuthrt resolved
That the foregoing contest Of con
gre, I> given upon the following
conditions. and with thr following
guarantee towIt
% New .latr- ct convenient
size. not exceeding four number,
m addition to ,uid state of leNas,
AM having sufficient population,
ma, hereafter bl tur consent of
sad state, b, formed of the terri
Tor, thereof which shall be rn-
Titled 90 admission under the pro
vision, of thc tedrrnl constitution.
And such states a, may &c form
ed ont of that portion of SAID ter
r.tory lying south of &c. degrees.
minutes north latitude. common
Ia known ~ the Missouri, compro-
mise line. shall le admitted 10 the
union. with ar without slavery, as
the people OF each state asking ad
mission may desire And ia such
STATE OF state =, shall he formed
out of sand territory north OF sad
Missouri COMPROMISE line, slavery.
OF involuntary ser,itude teXcept
for rrmeL Shall be- prohibited
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Wall Paper

MeWish Ia inform thr public
tlat We GoW have 40 stock and
will continue to,afry a full lane
of wall paper. mcludine all the
latest designs aud novelties nj
pricesr angling from T. - cents 10
~ 90 per doablc roll We viii also
carry complete line ot picture
MOUNDS. frame aud other interior
decorations We ,ohcit YOUR pat
ronage.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

Your truly.
Lubbock Mercantile To
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23
Do No Impose Upon Your
Watch.

VOW is go,d t.m- Ia -eud 10
your watch for repAirs or clean
mg Ne have one of the b-si
watch makers 10 the state working
iug for "a >end us your watch
ani Jewelry epairins nov Same
uill b. returned promptly IA hrsi
class condition
j /. Wand q Co.
u-n BIZ springs. rexas
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-23

We can sell sotDt small lm.
proved farm l.si with ~ foT
cu,ck sale. Psttcfson n son.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-05-28
PRIMARY LAW

Sec Is County Convention de,esates committeeman each
each o ss' pa SAID
county convention shall
FOLLOWING PRIMARY ELECTION coNVENNa AT II O'CLOCK
me number OF delegates from each voting shall be
tees and shall be thus
thirty primary election not SO DONE
n auditor shall fix the number The requisite number Of cand
the blank lines upon the ballot BY the voter while in the booth
and before they deposited
delegates county
county central committee for political
OF OFFICE SHALL BEGIN ON THE pay or THE COUNTY eoNyEM
EREoT AND SHALL CONTINUE FOR TWO YEARS AND UNTIL HIS
SUCCESSOR IS ELECTED and qualified unless committeeman shall
party which elected him to such position Returns shall be- made by
central committee the for other
the certify
the returns The auditor after
thus been their
PRIMARY ELECTION deliver Certified list sereof to the chair
men Of the respective committees the county When
county the
convention shall be called to order byte chairman
the county central list the
BE H %'fs p rs n H FRESHEST R s H
PREGINGT SHALL CAST THE FULL VOTE THEREOF BUT THEIR
of county when candidate for such office has
ed shall
ensuing
c Of that such ratio of
any Of he district conventions referred to in Section as Of b @ a
conventions issued as therein pro-
@ The said county shall also eject member Of the
composed of than county. t
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