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EIks Defeat NIontronc.

The EIksA crossed DatS WITH .MoHtTUsc
yesterday evening on the 2osencglS
. to 0. The feature OF the game was
the pitching Of Kicker. who struck cut
fifteen men and allowed only three
hits. Oply one man reached second.
The lSlks VIII play the Atlce team
Elks--Bannister first base; Fisher,
right field; Mescoe. catcher; Hulcher.
left field; Becker, third base; Sutliif.
shnrtstop; Kicker. pitcher. Bahcn. sec
ond base = King centre field.
ose--Heiker, first base; Bolton,
second base; Flanagan, sliortstop;
Blankenship. left field; Carroll. centre
field: Young. right field; Phillpot, third
base; Plageman, catcher: Deasy, pitcil-
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Wish More interest.

A greater interest Is being manifest.
cd by the teams OF the second division
than there is by those Of the frst.
teams are urged to have their teams
in readiness for next Saturdays games.
and 1t Is to be hoped that there Will
be no more forfeited games.
inning, Seventh Street won a decisive
victory from the leaders. The Seventh
Street team has braced up. strongly
of late and will bear watching.
Members and friends Of the various
schools represented In the league are
invited to come out on Saturday af-
ternoons and root for their favorites.
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BrooklAn Loses "a -Colts,

4 very interesting game was played at
Byrd Park yesterday afternoon by tho Colts
and Brooklyn. The features or tho game
we're the pitching OF Hintchmnn and bat
ting Of Onesty. Line up:
i. Colts--Wyatt centre field; Rodneur. Sec
ont base: Mcfarland, third base; Midget,
shortstop; Hiutchmaa. pitcher: Cosby,
catcher; Onesty. first base; Dorset left
field: Oppenheimer. right fell. Brook
Pitt, catcher; Rose, LEFT field Dawson, tirst
base: Wilkerson. center field !. Wright, second
base; Williams. shortstop. WhItmore, pitch.
5et.
Z Score by Innings: II. II, H.
Colts ........7.., o 3 L d o q 80 10
Brooklyn o o 90 o % o 4. la
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FOUR PLAYERS HAVE
OVER 100000 VOTES

Four players in the contest for the
most popular diamond stars In the
Virginia State League have now pollcd
the battle Of ballots began one month
and two days back. Lipe. to whom
much credit Is. due for gathering to-
gether q winning team for Richmond
is the fourth man to Join Kanzler
Doyle and Revelle among the high
ones.
II the vote the first OF this week Is
MS heavy as 1t was last week several
others should have over 900 votes
before next Sunday. Kanzler now has
but no one can tell what change the
next few days will bring forth. Prac-
tfcally every man on this list has
fighting chance to win the purse OF
gold.
are not published on this list, are close
approaching the thousand mark. Their
names will be added as soon as they
have this many votes to their credit
Following are Just few OF the thou
the week:
Pasebau Ballot Editors,
1nclosed arcgtwenty-two votes for Reyelle
the Virginia League. Hoping he may ne Z, wiz
chesteraeld county. Va.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Enclosed please md sixty-nine votes to be
rut to credit OF Smiling Dutch Reyellc
There arc lots more to follow.
Baseball Ballot Editor: y
Inclosed you will find slxty-fve ballots
Dutch Revells. B. A. d.
Baseball Ballot Editor
We herewith inclose you nfty-two votes
Please place them to the credit Of Dutch
Revelle. We think he Is the man who
should win. and We will DO what we can can te
BelneId, Va.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please add the Enclosed twepty-two votel
70 Smiling Dutch Revele's account. and
oblige ALYNCHRURG ADMIRER.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Enclosed please find Ave votes for "smil-
ing Dutch'' Revelle. In my estimation he
Is the best pitcher in the league, and hope
10 nay We, POINT BASEBALL FAN.
West Point. Va.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please count these votes for j.. Kanzler
Ming time, am more convinced than ever
that he Is the finest in = the li pxRnA MMer'
Manchester. Va.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please give these twenty four votes to
Frank Doyle. He is gentleman and a
good ball player. Respectfully. A FAN. 7
Houston, Va. sfi
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Here's thirty-slx votes for little Frank
who is nothing like a baseball crank, ant
the only player in this league that. does
rot try to act too big.
Danvlle, Va HEBREW FANS. +
Easeball Ballot Editor:
Please credit the Enclosed votes to Mr.
Revelle. the best in the league.
Columbia. S. C. A. L. NJ.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Find inclosed forty-one votes, which 3Jou
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Case ! Are Continued

The case OF Philip johnson and Ade-
line Branch. both colored, suspected
Pope. was continued in the Police
Court yesterday until July 2sth. an
important witness being absent.
The case against William Boze and
Clarence johnson. charged with hay.s
Ing stolen a pair OF shoes from Sam
uei Hubbard. was continued.
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- - -
N0-Hl'T GAME

The Manchcsters wore unable Ia
solve Rennett's delivery, and went
down To defent .hcfore the Fulton
the rain holding off until four aud d
half innings had been played. Ben,
nett was In flne@ fettle,s and succeeded
In holding the MISUNDERSTANDING to not
a single hit. AZ
Score Sby innings:f NJ
Manchester t i, Z; II. O80En8O 90
q. 5. ii. 1 (, d n IL.
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I Rnotcrs, ExcnLrsln,.

A special train. Leaving. on The South-
5ernnt % O'Clock Monday morning. will
curry q large crowd of folly Richmond
fans to see tho Lawmakers play the
Bugs III Danvilie on that day.
Refreshments Will be served on the
train and brass band Will be car-
5ried up to help along the Footing.
a. Jolly time can be expected, espe-
calls,. II the Lawmakers continue their
winning streak and take in both
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Two More Captures,

Two MOTE tNUVtuTeWs5J - a
Tho work Of capturing Illicit distil-
3leries Is still going on in the State.
Reports OF two recent seizures have
been made to Colonel W. H. Chapman.
chief OF revenue agents. The seizures
were reported by Deputy Agent y. Parr.3
and occurred near Claudsville3 and Bal
lard, Va. The first waB an stghty.gal-
Ion still, ana the second seventy.
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BOY DRUNK. ON STREET
Brother Claims He Was Led 4Astray by
Two Other Youngsters.

bTUtHcF SIHIu1H II = VIZ lie u n ptfhy ny
Two Other Youngsters.
Mcclellan Eubank and Junius Hart.
both white. were arrested last night by
Bicycle Policeman Chatterson OIL a
charge OF being drunk and disord.rly.
sEubank. who was found to be woand-
ed, stated that his father had thrown
him out of his home Hart is a buy in
knee breeches. and his brother came
to the First Station and stated that
Junlus had been made drunk bY Eu-
bank and the latter's brother, Fltming.
who was afterwards arrested l,y, the
same officer on that charge.
The Eubank family live on Blu ehanan
Street, and. from the statements OF
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Doyle, OF the Danvilie team. Hope he may
Win the prise. More will follow.

L. IN
Baseball Balio. Editor.
Dutch" Reyelle. He 10 ono ofSthe. best play-
err in the and hope he wins ! tho
Chester. We. . Al
Baseball Ballot Editor:
/, Enclosed ind twenty-thres votes for Mr..
y WGsfpi the pest
Lynchburs, Va.
Baseball Ballot Editor: n
Please hnd Enclosed twenty votes to DO
cast for Andy Bowen. the best second base.
man In the league, and the best all-round
playe5 In the lessuo Rs'pestfsllyy
| Baseball Ballot Editor:
Irelosed md sixteen coupons. which you .,
fielder. Jake Hcnn. whose ail-around work
has contributed Largely e his teams , good
s'dBaia aek:burs, Va. e' - = sA"t -
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please credit the sinc1o,ed votes 70 "srnil-
Ing Dutch" Revelle. the candy kid" OF the
tenn. Hope he will win the $50. a FAN.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please find inclosed eighty votes. which
siea,s place e the credit OF our old
| ona OF the finest bunt hitters in tho league.
ond good all-around player.
WEST CLAY STREET RIOTERS.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Find inelosed thirty-three votes for Mr..
Jay Kanzler. who Is the best and most
s!syer IN the Virgins rssnr
Baseball, Ballot Editor:
Tou will please md inclosed seventeen
s''s' = - cHAs. D. sHAcKELFoRD.
Charlottesville. Va.
Baseball Ballot Editor:
Enclosed herewith you Will find 1.s votes.
Please put Same to credit of Mr.. Dutch
Revelle. oh!tha Smiling OUGHT think
| he is tho cutest little fellow have ever
met: am Just crazy about him. Now. Mr..
Editor. please put this in Sundays paper
80 that ''smiling Dutch" can see II, because
! 7 want him to know Just what think OF
him. Bless his little heart.
| Please give to the credit Of Jay Kanzler
these forty six votes. IT Is not because he
| Ii in the lead that 4 give them 10 him. but
let's because he Is the best first baseman in
The league. He Is the only one we have
had for years. -. n. Y.
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Standing Of the Club..
Cobb wins for Detroit,

DETROIT. MICH, July e5.-cobb's
hitting decided to-day's game, two
singles and a triple by this batter
sending in four runs. while he scored
time work. Chase relieved Chesbro,
while Rossman was batting, in the
eighth. a long fly that scored Cobb re-
tsulting. Then Cheshro went back.
| Both teams fielded in fine style at al
times. The Tuesday game between
THESE teams will be played Sunday. and
fl1hat Of Wednesday transferred to the
Hast trip to avoid conflict with the
principal days of the grand circuit
ftrottfng meet.
!. Detroit : .... lsl 100000 SIS 10 s
New York. 10 o01Oi02 20 O-s 9 I
Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt;
FChesbro. Chase and Kleinow. Time,
1850. Umpire, Evans.
/ Cliicngo's Heavy Hitting.
] CHICAGO. ILL, July s5.-Chicago
/ had no difficulty in defeating Phila-
batted steadily for six innings, and
when schlitzer took Plank's place
1 punched five hits with two bases on
Eballs and double steal.
e. Score by Innings. r. II. r.
j Philadelphia ..o101o00 90 z 2
Batteries: Altrock, sullivan and Wca-
Yer; Schiller. Plank and Powers. Time
1850. Umpires, oI.oughlin and hurst
Rnbc Fans Senators.
\ ST. LOUIS. MO-. July 25.-Three
n singles andia double netted four runs
AN the foupth.inning. and gave ST. Louis
! to-d days game with Washington. Wad-
dell held the visitors to four singl les
and struck out nine men.
Score by innings: r. III. e
st. Louis. 80 0Q410O 90 80
Washington lilo 000 0O OF O--2
Batteries: fWaddell and Spencer
Smith and Street. Time, 1898. I'm.
pire. Connolly.
sto,all Sluss Some.
.s CLEVELAND, OHIO, July CSC,
Young was puzzle up to the nintf
inning to-day, when the Maps. bunch.
ed three hits in the Cleveland Bostor
game. Cleveland was defeated by !
score of 5 to l. Cleveland got its onl,
run In the ninth. stovall made foul
1of Gleveland's six hits Thoney's hon,
run vas responsible for the other two
runs made by Boston.
Score by innings: r. II. i,
Boston o OO,O,Oo1--1 a 4
Boston 10000 00--3 o.
Batteries: Falkenberg. Liebfardt an,
N Clarke .,rk Young and Crger. Time, 1.35
empires. Sheridan and Egan
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DOWN RADFORD


fspecIal 10 The Times DISPATCHED 81 ~
CHRISTI ANSBUR( EA., July 25.--
scllristlansburg defeated Radford,s fast
team here to-day by n score OF ITO 4,
Webb. catcher for ChristiansburE. was
injured n the rst inning, and Tihbs
Score by innings: R,8H. 10.
Radford ,012010n1 30--5 "a
5Christianshurg, 500 n or TT &
sm Batteries: Accorsini s and ~ &C ks on;
Webb n z IBIS Umpire, II. v, SBent-
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CounciI Committee Nfert,n.

e Meetings for the City Council and
It's committees for tho week arc sched-
uled as follows:
The Committee on Printing and
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock tho Com
mon Council and tho Committees on
Local Assessments. electricity and
Thursday night at 8 O'clock. and the
Committee ION ST. Johns Burial
Grounds, Friday night.
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sst .----------..E-- ~ Is
,WILAI1NGToN, n. c., y ,lly 5.-Wil-
mington made y ti two OUT of three by
winning to-day's game from Wilson.
The locals outtlelded theSyisitors. Get
itig. Of the visiting team. was putSout
OF the galne for attempting to assault
the umpire. II #
@ Score by innings: r. II. E..
Wilmington ,..0 Oh o00l1'--- S /
Batteries: Anderson and Holt; Levy
and Ross 8sf S951i
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C. Williams, william Todd, Charles u.
Williarns, Jr., w. Miles Cary, Polk
Miller, j. Y. Downnann, Daniel Grim
nan. Thomas s. Winston, Charles e.
Boiling, 1. N. Vaughan, Littleton lTItz-
gerald. Jr., George B. Hutchings.
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Results Yesterday.

i Seventh street, IL; Grove Avenue. s.
Tabernacle. o; Westminster. o tforfeited)
Wost End, o.: Asbury, o Norfelted).
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
st Montgomery

at Montgomery-
First game
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Memphis .......O Q o o o o 0 OIL 8 : j
Montgomery 800 o 0 o % % o o 90 S 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and O'Leary: Hal,
and Shannon. Time. 1880. Umpire, Fitz-
simmons.
Second game
lft Score by innings: r. H. e.
Memphis 20 0 l 2 &0H2 k0-55 8 2
Montgomery 1890. o o O o. o 90 2 s
Batteries--Scliwoncl and O'Leary; Bliss
and Shannon. Time. 1850. Umpire. Fits
simmons. " S,fG5t. XIII
At NASHVILLE
Score by Innings: +. II. F..
Nashville .......0 OIL 0B2 OIL 0 - 13 3
Mobile .s....t...s.0 1 % 4 % 90 o o. 2
@ Batteries-Perdue and Senbaugh; Terry
and Garyin. Time, 1910. Umpire, carpen-
ter
at Atlanta TIL
Score by Innings: r. II. E.
Atlanta -.......o3o 3 20 o o 3 Of u i
Little Rock 1901 90 o o % o OIL - 2
MISUNDERSTANDING and Castro; Eyier
Neuer, Wood and Wells. Time 1885. um-
pires. Wheeler ana Moran. %
At Birmingham-B irmingham- New Or
lcaaa game postponed rain. i
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w. {. S. S. LEAGUE
FIRST DIVISION.
Standing OF the Clubs.

Z Clubs. 7l53ll Won. IN LODI. PC
Grove Aven,fe. ........ .70t
Tabernacle ............. .69:
west Ell. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50
Seventh street. ......,.. .41$
Asbury OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g. .27;
........... 9 200
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ctMlI.I,rs

Mcclellan Eubank. there seems to have
been a general fight in tho household.
Ho was cut IN the left arm. The Injury
was treated by DR.. Scott, OF the city
ambulance corps. ss
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Rain stoned Game,
The game yesterday between the
called In the beginning OF the fourth
inning on accoun OF rnl n.S Il s. "
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/, CLOSE SCORES AT TRAPS

at the club. and made a most credit
abb e score. III ss 9. l3;
The club will shoot next Saturday
over the expert traps. and all inter
ested in trap shooting are invited to
bc&present.
The score follows: 3. is5 3
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please give to the credit Of Jay Kanzler
these forty-six votes. II Is not because he
IL In the lead that give them TO him, but
ixis because he Is the best first baseman in
the league. He Is the only one we have
had for years. i5s ssts II. n. u. 54
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Awarded iytn.,s pr,z.

Awarded Kings Prize.
! Speclal cahlnst to oSTnes- DiBpn tch 55i
lSliEY. 1aNfi7 july 2a.--At the an
ISOLATION the Kings prize to- day was
Won by Private Gray, OF the Royal
Scots. 6 4 =
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results YESTERDAY,

Results Yesterday.
st. Louis, s.; Washington, 9.
Detroit. s.; New York. 8.
Chicago, Il; Philadelphia, 2.
Cleveland, 1; Boston, 3.
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SECOND DIVISION.
Standings Of the Clubs.

Results YESTERDAY.
Clay Street, s.; Calvary, s.
Second Baptist, IS: Grace Street, 4.
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IS
WORKED Overtime ! n
Crowding Masses Cause Many
to Faint From Heat at Polo
IA Grounds.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rc.nlt. Yc.tcrdny

Results Yesterday.
( * New York, g: Pittsburg, Z.
Philadelphia st. Louis, rain; two
games Monday.
Monday. IL 8 rs is
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baseball Ballot Editor;
Inclosed arc Itwenty-two votes for Revelle
who think 10 the most popular pitcher II
the Virginia League. Hoping he may wi,
tho prize. NICHOLAS BLILEY.
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE

h At BirInin gham-Ncw o
leans game postponed; rain.
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
3 Find Enclosed forty-one votes, Will
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Easeball Ballot Editor:
Please credit the Enclosed votes to Mr.
Revelle. the best in the league.
Columbia. S. C. A. L. 81.
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Enclosed nnd thirty votes for ""smIiInl
Dutch" Revelle. He u ono fsthe best play
ers in the leakue, and hope he wins tn
prize. as r. T. c.
Chester. We. 5ss ia
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Here's thirty-slx votes for little Frank
who is nothing like baseball crank. ant
the only player In this league that. does
rot try to act too big. !. !.
Danville, Va. HEBREW FANS. +
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please find Enclosed slightly votes. which
please place to the credit OF our old stand
by, Mr.. Jay Kanzler, whom we know to be
ona OF the finest bunt hitters in tho league.
ond good all-around player.
WEST CLAY STREET RIOTERS.
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About twenty players, whose names
approaching the thousand mark. Their
names will be added as soon as they
have this many votes to their credit
Following are Just a few OF the thou
sand or moro letters received during
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
We herewith inclose you nfty-two votes.
Please place them to the credit OF Dutch"
Revelle. We think he Is the man who
should win. and we will do what we can to
help him EaPoR1As FANS
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please give these twenty-four votes t
Frank Doyle. He is gentleman and {
good ball player. Respectfully. A FAN.
Houston, Va.
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Baseball Ballot BdItor:
Please credit the sinclosed votes TO "Smil-
Ing Dutch" Revelle, the candy KID OF the
team. Hope he will win the $50. "A FAN.
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Please add the inclosed twenty-five votes
TO Smiling Dutch" Revelle's account. and
oblige a LYSCHRURG ADMlRER. I,
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
You will please md inclosed seventeen
WIS - cHAs. D. sHAcKELroRp.
(,hNrlntfeaytlle.
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Baseball Ballot Editor:
Enclosed please ind sixty-nine votes to be
rut to credit OF Smiling Dutch Revellc
There arc lots more to follow.
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Baseball Ballot Editor: '
Inclosed you will find slxty-fve ballots
which please have placed to tho credit Of
Dutch" Revelle. B. A. 3.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-03-26

Treasurer--W johnson
Assessor--John Armstrong
Clerk-Charles Fisher
Justices-Mike Marley, w johnson.
NEKOMA VILLAGE
Trustees-O B Aldrich. VIM Manley. J Nc
Treasurer-L WDale
Assessor--Ole Wolden
Clerk-TJ Thorson
Justice--J S Kirkman
Marshal-D Moore.
OLGA.
Supervisor-Ole E. Landsgaard.
Treasurer-J. B. Beauchamp.
Assessor-Thos, Brady.
Clerk-N Robillard
Justice-R. E. Cuffe.
Constable-Thos. Brady.
OSFORD
Supervisor-John Ward.
Treasurer-Henry Heron.
Observation-Disclosures Watt.
Clerk-J. E. Watson.
Road Overseers, Nm. Thompson, Ed. Bakken
lsak Nelson. George Fassler.
OSNABROCK.
Supervisors D. N. Virgins, A. Haltstrand
Treasurer-O. Sable
Assessor-P. H. Livingston
Clerk-E. McDermand
Constables-R. McLaren, F. Thompson
Justice-E. McDermand.
OSNABROCK VILLAGE.
Trustees-Gunder Nelson. Dan McAllan, Jas.
WakerOrQ.
Treasurer-T. L. Tinisch.
Assessor-Joseph Paulson.
Clerk-T. A. Och.
Jnstice17W;J J; storie.
PERRY.
Supervisor George Gellner
Treasurer-Joseph Heapy
Clerk &c. Stanton
J~ustica-Johu Howitz
COnSta b1.-Tnhp Kvom
SARLEs VILLAGE
Trustees-Peter Naismith, M. j. Hammes,
TreasurerSchas F Sawyer
Assessor-Walter Frantzen
J~ustice-George Mclean
Marshal r BGsge
sEIvERT
Supervisor-Tennis Seivert
Treasarer--C j Boyd
Clerk--J r Kneedler
Justice a Yoder
Constable--Harry Raster.
STORLIE
superintendent Pearson
Treasurer-Antou Thorson
Assessor-O. o. Thorson
Clerk-Chris Peterson
Justices-W VIM Hunter, liver Iverson
Constables-J P Borstad, VIM Strayer
TRIER.
Supervisor--Wenzel Worlik
Treasurer Jos. eau
Assessor--Peter Helten
Clerk--J. P. DunnIgan
Justice-Ben Thinner
Constable--Andrew Schuster Jr.
WATERLOO.
Supervisor-Fred Kreuger.
TreasureY-M Platzkow.
Assessor-H. J Michlink.
Clerk / Kitchin.
Justices-C. ElIefson, d. sundberg.
Constasles &C. Spenst, Sd. Michlink.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-03-26

GLENILA.
Supervisor-Frank T Ross
Treasurer-Elias Porter
Assessor-Dan Porter
Clerk-W L Thomas
Justices-W + Hendry, D Mckechney
Constables-R Mountain, F F Ross
HARVEY.
Supervisor-Hugh Mcdowell
Treasurer-Donald MCLAUGHLIN.
Assessor-Donald MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk-Alex. Mcintosh.
Justices-R. Murie. J.B. Radford.
HAY
Supervisor-Andrew Gustifson
Treasurer--Fred Balsdon
Assessor--Peter j. Hanson
Clerk--John Balsdon
Justice--J Bisenius
Constable-H G Russian
HENDERSON.
Supervisors-Al Heapy. j Fitzgerald
Treasurer J Anthony
Assessor-Gus Strand
Clerk-l p Toews
Justices. T. Scott
Constable-Herman Schields
HOPE.
superintendent Field.
Treasurer-S. T.. Erickson.
ASSESSOR. McLaren.
Clerk-Robert Robertson.
LANGDON.
Treasurer-Albert Timian.
Assessor-Frank Timian.
Clerk-George A. Williams.
JuStice-Erank Timian.
Constables-Alex. Mclean, Luther Bowers.
LINDEN
Supervisor-John Brignall
Treasurer-C. d Butterwick
ASSESSOR Law
Clerk-Thos Prior
Justices-J Templeton, D.J Shanks
Constables--J Thompson, S I Hart
Iona
Supervisor--Wm Cheatley
Yreasurer--H f Baker
Assessor-Mark Newby
Clerk--OJ Eide
Justice.J j Campbell, d Mcdonald
Constables--John Anderson Ole Norveson.
LOAN.
SupervisorzAndlew Rude.
Treasurer-C. S. Rud
Assesso1-William Hutton.
Clerk James Mirehouse.
| .Justice-C. l.. Smith.
MANILA
SUPERVISORY Stevenson
Treasure1-D + Mcdonald
Assessol--DW Barker
Clerk--D w Barker
Justlces--A II Stevenson, Geo Thaler
Constab es-Wm SIMMONS, Jno Brown.
MILTON VILLAGE.
Trustees-S. o. Tollefson, A. A. Halliday.
George Walker.
)reasurer-H. II. H~alyorson.
Assessor--Frank Briggs.
Clerk-John Northcott.
Marshal-Hans Peterson.
Jus~tice-Finlay Mcdonald.
MINTO.
Supervisor--R T. Montgomery
Treasurer-Geo Cochran
Assessor--Fred Borusky
Clerk--D c Hart
Justices-Wm Marriott. Fred Borusky
Constable--R 7 Montgomery.
MONTROSE.
SUPERVISORS. Russian.
Treasurer-Ole A. Myrvik.
Assessor-Jotn Akset.
Clerks. o.. Domstad.
Justices--D. A. Oakland and Err ok Lien.
Constables-R. o. Throndset and Sam Eagle
son.
MOSCOW.
Supervisor-Georae J. Fri. sen
Treasurer-Edward Peterson.
Assessor-Ludwig Peterson
CARBOHYDRATES w Doe
Justices--John Thorn. Chas w. Doe,
Constable-Sa Gunderson
MT. CARMEL.
Sup rvisor-s, !. Koehmsteda
Treasurer John Witgel
Assessor Mike He'll
Clerk-Pefer Zaftel
Justices Chss. He'll. N. Psrius
Constables-B. Graft. +. Fischer.
NEkONA,
Supsrvisor--John Dohbis