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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-05

g. M; Thence east with the north
boundary line of surveys No, 1873,
1873 and 106, block 2, A. b, & NJ,
three miles to point the northwest
corner OF survey No. 81, block @ A,
b. & M; Thence south about one and
three-fourths miles with the west
boundary lines OF surveys No 81 and
80, block 2, A. b. g. NJ, to the south
boundary line OF Potter county;
Thence west with said county line
about four and one-fourth miles to a
point in the Eakle addition TO the
city OF Amarillo where Fillmore
street intersects with Twenty-nnth
street; Thence north with the west
side OF said Fillmore street to a point
where said Fillmore street intersects
with Sixth street OF the city of Anna
rillo at the northeast corner OF block
No. 81 in the Plemons addition;
Thence west with the south line of
said Sixth street and passing through
the south doorway of the said court
house to the place of beginning; and
the regular voting place in said cleo
ton precinct No. Two shall be in
some room or office in the southeast
quarter of said Potter county court
house.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-05

IHOuSe 10 Jne plaCe or beginning; and
the regular voting place in said cleo,
ton precinct No. Two shall be IN
some room or office in the southeast
quarter of said Potter county court
house.
Election Precinct No. 3.
Election precinct No. Three shall
he all that part Of justice precinct
No. One, described by metes and
bounds, as follows.
Beginning at point the center of
the main corridor of the first floor
OF the Potter county court house, on
block No. 60, in the Gldden G. San
born addition to the city of Amarillo,
Texas; Thence west through the west
doorway of said Potter county court
house to Taylor street, one-half of
a block to Sixth street; Thence west
with said Sixth street through the
Glidden & Sanborn addition to ANA
rillo and the Old Town of Amarillo
to a point where said Sixth street
intersects the east line of survey No.
225, block 2, A. b. & NJ; Thence
south with the east boundary line of
said survey No. 225 to the southeast
corner OF said survey; Thence west
one mile with the south boundary
line of said survey No. 225 to a point
the southwest corner of said survey:
Thence south about one and three
fourths miles with the west boundary
lines of surveys No. 226 and 227,
block 2, A. B. & NJ, to an inter
section with the south boundary line
of Potter county; Thence east with
said boundary line of Potter county,
about two and three-fourths miles
to a point in the Eakle addition to
the City OF Amarillo, Texas, where
Twenty-ninth street OF said addition
intersects with Fillmore street:
Thence north with Fillmore street to
a point where said Fillmore inter-
sects with Sixth street of the city
Of Amarillo at the northeast corner
of block No. 81 in the Plemons adj
dition; Thence west with the south
line Of said Sixth street about one
half Of block to a point: Thence
north crossing said Sixth street and
passing through the south doorway
OF said court house to the place of
beginning; And the regular voting
place in said election precinct No.
Three shall be in some room or Of
flee in the southwest quarter of said
Potter county court house.
Election Precinct No. 4.
Election precinct No. Four shall
be all of that part of justice precinct
No. One, described by metes and
honn1u
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-03-05

on its merits by all
druggists in ffty-cent
and one-dollar size
bottles. You may
.t I.aNI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
New Industries
In The South
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch:

special to the Times Dispatch
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. May 3o.-De-
velopment OF the Industrial South continues
at steady pace. as evidenced by the list q
new industries established during the past
Tradesman. Among thu heavily capitalized
new Industries are a 100000 mining COM
pany, a $4,000 lumber company and a
100000 OF. and gas company in West Viz
ginIa: 100000 mining and Development
company in Virginia: $4,000 cotton mill
and $3.50. 900 rice company in Texas; stoo.'
900 building and loan company and 800.
900 cold storage company in Oklahoma; two
manufacturing companies IN Missouri capt.
iy: a 100000 oil mill In Mississippi; a $780,
900 mahogany logging company in kep'
lucky. and manufacturing plant and lun-
mans industrial lis. for the week is as
follows:
Georgia.
Macon--slo.ooo bottlins works.
Atlanta-5?S.600 woodworking plant; $780,
600 box and lumber company.
MISUNDERSTANDING factory.
Kentucky.
Louisville - Manufacturing compnnS /;
100000 mahogany logging company.
Observation-Disclosures nsdniss $500 Touring mill com.
pany.
North Carolina.
Hckory-Fire escape company.
Poor's Knob-$a0.o00 mill company.
Winston Salem-Box factory.
North wilkesboro-s50. 900 telephone com.
pany; 100000 land company.
Wilson-325ooo machine works.
South Carolina.
st. Matthews--St00. power plant.
Florence-cotton holding and storage
company.
Anderson-Gas plant.
Greenville-$5o,o0o mining company.
Uniou-Miuins company.
Tennessee.
Notwithstanding factory.
Mack--s5,ooo gin and mill company; s1o,-
900 supply company.
Brownsville--Bottling works.
cleveland-s15oo canning factory.
Dandrid ge-Au.omobsle company.
Memphis-$25.oo0 clothing factory.
Murtreesboro-35.ooo transportation COM
pany.
Athens-Box factory.
LaPorte-Dralnage company.
Orange-Gas plant.
Dalas-se.:So oil eompan<; $4,000 land
Sutherland springs-oll company.
Colorado--s15o.eo0 cotton MIL.
San Antonio-Investmen company; slo,.
VI Rising s,arWE!ectr,o light plant; water.
Benumont-ssbo,oo rice company.
Chamberlain elevator.
Virginia.
Norfolk-s6o.ooo furniture factory; $780,
600 mining and development company.
Rlchmond-sleooo architectural and on
cheering company.
Ablng don-;l0Ooo lumber company.
New Market-s5,ooo telephone system.
Observation-Disclosures company.
Roanoke--stave factory.
West Virginia.
Charleston--Wrench factory; 100000
Wi; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lumber company.
Parkerxhurg-s5,o construction com
pany.
pany.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
CONDITIONS IN CUBA.
CurtniIment OF Sugar Crop seriou
Affccta Commerce of Ialnnd.

CurtniIment OF Sugar Crop Seriously
Affects Commerce of Island.
WASHINGTON, D: c.. May 23.-Con-
vana. makes the following report rela-
tive to the sugar production OF Cuba
during the present year and Its effect
on business:
Up to April 6th the United Railways
which serves the sugar planters OF Ha-
vana, Matanzas and a portion of Santa
Clara provinces, had received 2.07l.141
sacks. The total receipts Of this rail-
way for the whole Of last years grind
much as the grinding season for the
district covered by the United Railways
has practically ended 1t may be ex-
pected that the addition to the tom
mage receipts given will not exceed Is
a falling off OF from 40 to AZ per cent,
which would show that the sugar crop
of the island will be between $4,000
and 100000 tons. AS the. middle of
April marks the virtual end of the
grinding season, It is possible to esti-
mate with some degree OF accuracy. and
It is now believed TINT figure some-
what short of 100000 tons will express
the possible maximum.
The lack OF rain up to this time is
another discourag cling feature, and 1t is
already predicted that the production OF
1900 will be short OF this seasons crop.
The effect of the realization OF the
crop, despite the satisfactory prices
which are being obtained by some OF
the producers, combined with the gem
eral business depression. which appar-
entity extends to sll branches OF trade,
is not reassuring to the minds Of the
Cuban or foreign business men in Ha-
vana and elsewhere. The most pessi-
nistic opinion as to the business fu-
ture Of this year seems to prevail.
The one thing which will do more
to restore confidence and the optimism
so natural to Cuba is an abundance al
rain during the GUNNER. Pending such
DEVELOPMENT the importations are fall
Ing off. mercantile business is small
In value. and banks are becoming still
more conservative as to credits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
REORGANIZATION OF
COMPANY MAY COME,
Suit for Nearly Half Million Dollars Filed Yesterday
Against Chesapeake and Western

In the Senate. was taken UP to-day
and passed by that body after brief
consideration. 1t was called up by
Mr.. Depew after the final disposition
of the currency bill, and upon vote
on consideration, Senator Bailey was
found to have cast the only negative
ballot. He made brief statement
expressing his opposition to the prin-
ciple of the BILL but said: I'm view
OF the decisive vote in favor of taking
up the measure shall allow the Sem
ate to make fool OF itself without
further protest by me-"
On motion of Senator McI.aurin the
provision In the bill penalizing any
government employee who should be
deemed guilty of illegally receiving
compensation for injuries was stricken
out. The Senate refused, however,
to Insert Mr.. McLaurins amendment.
placing upon the Circuit Courts the
duty Of ad1udicating claims under the
proposed law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
7. p. A. CONVENTION
Richmond Members to Attend National
Gathering In Milwaukee.

E-sI
Richmond Members to Attend National
Gathering In Milwaukee.
a number OF local members Of tho
Travellers Protective Association will
attend the national convention, which
meets In Milwaukee on June cad. Tho
Richmond delegation will be headed by
colonel John S. HARDWOOD.
Following Is the program which has
been arranged:
Convention called to order at AL
hambra Theatre Monday, June 22d. at
10 A. NJ.
Monday evening-ln1ormal reception
at Plank!nton House for DELEGATES,
members and visitors
for ladies. Business meeting of con-
ventlon. to adjourn at $3.50 r M. and
take cars to Pabst Brewing Company
and meet ladies, Convention to be the
guests OF Colonel Gustave G. Pabst.
Tuesday eyening1,Ladies' theatre
Abend" tSchlitz Palm Garden).
Wednesday afternoon-Ladies' card
party at Calumet Club. Prizes. music
and lunch.
Thursday afternoon-Trolley ride for
ladies to Whitefesh Bay and white.
fish dinner at that famous resort. Bust.
ness meeting OF convention. to ad.
journ at $3.50 P. NJ. and take private
cars to the Schlitz Brewing Company
Thursday evening-Entertainm al,
Wonderland. Ladies to return froa
Whitefiesh Bay by special cars ann
gentlemen to meet them there at $40
Friday afternoon-Boat ride on beai
of the monster Pere Marquette car fe
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
GAIETY in OLD BURG
Gard Parties Add to Social Enjoyment.
Personal Mention.

SdFu A-dTtAoa ANu 10 SOCtal EnJOynleut.
Personal Mention.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. May 80
Miss Flora Mason entertained num-
her OF her friends Thursday night at
the home OF her parents. Progressive
euchre was played, and refreshments
served, Tho ladies' prize was won by
Mrs, T. S. Shepherd, and the gentle-
mems prize by Mr.. T. s. Mcclelland.
The BOBBY was captured by Mr.. G.
O'Connor Goolrick.
Mrs. r. May Rowlett entertained a
number of her guests at bridge and
euchre at her home Friday. Mrs. G.
r. Howard won the bridge prize. and
Mrs, ]. N. Barney the euchre prize. Re-
freshments were served.
Mrs, Fl. Fl. Wallace and two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. r. s, Knox and Miss Ellen
Wallace, are visiting relatives In King
George.
Mr., and Mrs B. pausard. who have
heen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. How
ard have returned to their home in
Michigan.
Miss Dollle Fleetwood, OF waverly,
is visiting Miss May Rowe.
Mr., David s. Forbes Is taking treat
rnent at the Mary Washington FIos.
Professor s. w, somarv!lle has re-
turned from the PRESBYTERIAN General
Assembly at Greensboro, Nc.
Mrs. j. r, Rowe has returned from
IA trip to Hot Springs. Ark. where she
attended the Southern Baptist conyen-
tlan. 8si AZ. as # n "a ss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
DANCE IN LOUISA
Young People Enjoy German Willie
elders Look On.

Tsnecia! to Tho Tmes- DISPATCHED
LOUISA, VA, May 30.-One Of the
most enjoyable dances ever given In
Louisa was the german given by Miss
keene to her dancing class on Thurs
day night in the Town Hall. The hall
was tastefully decorated with ferns
and roses, Musicians from Charlottes-
VILE supplied the accompaniment to
which the many merry feet trlpped the
light. fantastic. Fruit punch was serv-
ed during the evening.
The german was led by Mr.. Mcclure.
dancing with MISS Keene. Others
dancing We're: Misses Elizabeth Flan-
nagan, Janet Bibb. Evelyn Rosebud,
mond Lucy Gwathney, Alma Flanna-
gan, Beulah and Lucy Goodwin. Rosa
bell Hunter, Isabel Burnett; Messrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
FREDERICKSBURG FINALS.
Primary Department of College Gives
Entertainments
[snecInl 10 rhe Wines pIspatch.l

[Specin' TO The Times DISPATCHED
$ FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May aO.-
iday by the city post-ofice, which kept
Sunday hours, and there was a gem
oral decoration with flags and flowers
OF the graves Of the Federal dead In
the National Cemetery here.
The second night OF the college
finals was given over to an entertain-
ment blythe primary department, which
was the hest ever given ut the col-
lege. The. first part of the entertain
ment was taken up with an operetta
entitled 1.-THE Rebellion OF the Daisies"
in which the Juveniles did themselves
great credit by their acting. marching,
etc. The second part of the program
consisted OF a juvenile musicale. Tho
entire occasion was enjoyed by large
audience. which overlooked the spa
cious college hall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
WILL HAV { TRAINS
IN COMING MONTH
virginian Railway to Be Operating
Passenger and Freight Service
to Meherrin in June.
rspee.a, to Tho T,me..p,spa.eh.l

special 10 Ihe times. Dispdtcn.J
MEHERRIN, VA. May SO.-Tha work
OF completing tho virginian Railway
has progressed exceedingly we'll during
the pass week. and the rails have been
laid as far as Briery. very near to the
Charlotte line, with only about two
more miles to complete, when connec.
tipn will be had with the portion al
ready completed from this point west
OF Brookneal. excepting one iron bridge
that Is nearing completion. A strong
force is at work on the line between
this point and Victoria. putting the
track in good shape ready for the
trains, which, 1t is said. will be con-
tinued TO this point during the month
of June.
With both passenger and freight
service In operation over this portion
OF the new road, the entire country
east and west of this place will be put
in touch with the markets OF Rich
mond and Petersburg, as we'll as Nor
folk. and while no arrangements have
as yet been completed for connecting
link between this new road and the
Southern, the merchants and other
business men situated within reach OF
this road are anticipating means as
soon as operation commences by which
freight can be carried to their ship
ping points at reasonable charges.
The management of this great sys-
TEN. from what can be gathered, are
anxious that the interests OF Its patrons
shall not be overlooked, and there
seems no doubt but that satisfactory
arrangements Will be completed for all
parties interested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
DEFICIENCY BILL PASSES.
Last of Great Supply Measures Agreed
to by Senate.

WASHINGTON. D. c., May so.-The
conference report on the general def
cheney bill. the last Of the great gov
eminent supply measures acted upon
by Congress. was agreed to by the
Senate to-day. It carries an appro-
priation of s30,71Ss4S. of which s12.-
47s,750 is to begin work authorized
by the public buildings bill. the au-
thorizations of which aggregate over
s33,oo0,000. The House passed the bill
at $3.50 tonight. The bill itself was
only briefly discussed in the House,
but 1t furnished an opportunity to
Messrs. Tawney, Of Minnesota, and
Fitzgerald, New York. chairman and
ranking minority member respectively
OF the Committee on Appropriations,
to make the usual statements regard
Ing the state of the national finances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
POTENTATE C0MPREST TEA CO., Richmond, Va.

yetcheS arc successful as winter cover
crops when incubation has beer
thoroughly established
Early planting In the autumn Is abb
solutely necessary for the best results
with winter crops.
1t requires two to three years to
thoroughly inoculate WORKOUT soils
with such legumes as gave never be-
fore been grown on them.
The ground should be planted again
to the same crop, and third time. Il
necessary. Success will follow.
Poor soil lack OF the proper bac.
terra and poor seed. either separately
or collectively, are responsible for al
most every failure OF legumes.
Shallow surface drains. with the
sides and bottom well sodded. insure
against Tater standing on the fields.
Labor-saving TOOLS mike possible
thorough cultivation with the least
labor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
HEAVY STORM AT NORFOLK.
No Loss of Life Reported, Although
Gale Ragged on tho Coast.
Especial to The Times. Dlspu

Special to The Tlmes- Dlspatch.
NORFOLK, VA, May 30.-Beyond the
mixing up OF telephone and telegraph
wires, the severe storm that passed
over Norfolk last night did no damage,
and so far as reported. there were no
accidents on the water front.
Throughout the night the entire ocean
front from Cape Henry to Hatteras was
carefully patrolled by the lite-savers.
recognizing that vessels at sea We're
having a hard time of It; but so far
there are no reports OF disasters Of
any kind. For several hours the
northeastern ragged. but tho wind grad
ually shifted to ofrshore, minimizing the
dangers to shipping.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
To Go Into Camp.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,
PETERSBURG. VA, May 30,-The
Petersburg Grays with full comple-
ment of officers and men, under COM
mand OF Captain Benjamin Harrison,
left on a special car at 1875 o'clock
this afternoon over the interurhan cleo
trio line to go into camp about four
miles from Chester, In Chesterfield
county, until tomorrow evening. The
company was accompanied BY Lteuten-
ant c. Z. Bowie, aide to Major A. r,
Moody.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
COLONEL BARRIER sKIps.
Takes Razors, SOAP aud CnsA--Where-
abOutS Unknown.
[spaclal TO rhe Times, Dispatch,

SpacInl 10 The TlmeS- UIsnltth'I
ROYDTON, VA, May Sol f. Wing.
feld. a colored barber, OF Chase City,
bought the barber shop here about
q month ago. and put a negro IN charge
iect for his work, Renolds kept up
the business for three OF four weeks,
when. q few nights ago, no gathered ND
ali the portable OUTFIT, such IS a Rs.
narts unknown, taking all the cash
he had taken In with him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
SHRINERs' EXCURSION

Arab Patrol VIII Make Trip to Dutch
Gap ON June 9th.
The Arab Patrol Mystic shriners.
will give their annual excursion to
Dutch Gap on the evening Of June 9Th,
and a most pleasant occasion Is anttc-
ipated. Music. dancing and refresh
ments are on the program. and the
committee on arrangements have pre-
pared for royal time. 1t has been
arranged for cars to meet the boat at
the wharf upon the return OF the party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
49, ----.--------------~--'''-7- 800
HALE WILL APPEAL.
urdcrer Of Lille Davl. secures su.-

Murderer OF Lille Davis Secures Sua-
pension Of Sentence.
BRISTOL, TENN. May 30.--Attorneys
for Ack Hale, the youth who was yes
.terday convicted Of the murder Of his
sweetheart, Lille Davis, and sentenced
to ninety-nine years in the peniten-'
tiary, to-day took an appeal to the
Supreme Court, and the case VIII pc
heard at Its next session at Knoxville
next fall. Judgment was suspended
pending the result of the appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
DANIEL FOR DELEGATE.
Dinwiddie District Convention III
structa for Daniel and Ellyson.

Especial to Tho Times-D!anateEI
DINWIDp1E, VA, May a0-Persuaat
to an order Of the County Executive
Committee meeting OF the Democratic
voters of Rawanty District was held
at Dtnwidd!e Courthouse to-day. j. =
Harris, county chairman. presiding. A.
M Organ, Jr., was elected chairman
and M. C. Harton secretary.
Delegates were instructed to sup
post John w. Daniel as delegate AZ
large to National Democratic Conyen-
ton at Denver, and also support j,
Taylor Ellyson for rA-elsctton as
chairman Of Democratic State ESecu'
tive Committee,
John Hargrove and NJ, q, Horton
were elected delegates to the Demo,
cratic convention to be held at Roa'
lpoke, GIN # 4 si5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31

viii and John Bib. George Goodwin,
Window Wills. w. B. Mason. OF Freder.
lcksburg; James West. Thompson
Boothe, OF Williamsburg: Frank
Vaughan. Hugh and Rob Brunette. Car
roll Henson. Rob. and John Gwathmey,
Edwin Woodward. Edmund Pendleton,
Jesse Donally. Allan Flanagan and
Jas. Porter.
Chaperons: Mrs. Ada Flanagan, A.
/. Gordon and P. B. Porter
others present Were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs. T. o.
thompson, Mrs Barracks, Mrs. Chas.
Hughes. Miss Ora Tisdale. Mr.. P. B.
Porter, Miss Roy; little Misses Linda
thur. Mildred Porter, Bertha McCue,
Franklin Burracks, Barton Porter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
RAID ANOTHER STILL
Revenue Officers Make important Cap.
ture In Sussex.

United States Revenue officers Lee
Glfe and S. +. Chapman captured an.
other illicit whiskey distillery plant on
Thursday.
The plant was near Jarrett, In Sus-
sex county, and had been In operation
recently. Fourteen fermenters were
destroyed and the new still Of twenty
gallons capacity has been shipped to
Richmond to be sold This Is the sec.
ond successful raid made IN Southsids
Xircinla within the nast ton DAYS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
VERDICT FOR $4,000
Heavy Damages Against Railway In
Case Of Late Captuha Paris.

Special 70 TIC MISUNDERSTANDING 49,
sTAUNTON, VA, May so,-1n the
Circuit Court to-day a Jury gave a ver-
dict for $4,000 damages against the
chesapeake and Ohio Railway, In favor
Of the administrator Of the late Captain
James r. Paris, who was killed by
falling from a train here IN 1905, AFTER
1t had started. Captain Paris got on
tho train to carry the satchel OF MS
daughter. who was going on journey.
Counsel for the road demurred to the
evidence, Judge Letoher has the mat
ter under advisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31
BAILEY SOLE OPPONENT,
LIABILITY Measure Pnssea Senate with
One Dissenting Voice,

WASHINGTON. May so,--The gov
ernment employees liability bill, pro,
viding for tho payment Of damages
tor Injuries or death caused While In
the service. which has been the source,
Of no little uneaslnesa to Ats sponsors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31

The bureau OF plant industry OF the
Department OF Agriculture pays very
close attention to the development OF
wornout soil and It's restoration TO Its
pristine Fertility. DR.. B. 7. Galloway.
chief OF tho bureau, Is an accomplished
scientist, but he docs not think his
abilities or his accomplishments are
ever more worthlly employed than
when directed to the Improvement Of
the soil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-31

President William ]. Andres and
Secretary Charles D. Wildes, OF the
Young Mems Republican Cub. RAJ
leigh, are booming Willis G. Briggs,
OF Raleigh, now postmaster, for the
Republican nomination in this. the
Fourth District. for Congress. They
declare that Mr.. Briggs already has
large following In Johnston and
other counties Of the district, as we'll
as the unanimous support of Wake
RanuhlicanR. =.