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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
WESTINGHOUSE WEDDING OFF?

rITTSBU re-. Pa. Aug. l,.-lhat the
man whom She learned 10 love in over
als before she knew he had millions will
not do nov, since he stands to lose
some Of those same millions, is the mild
charge being made by Pittsburs society
DANES against Miss Violet Brockeihank,
the aristlcratic young woman of England,
who was engaged to marry George West
nghousc Ir. pittsburg hears that the
Brockclbank W estinghouse wedding has
been declared off for all time. Whether
this hc true has not been proved, though
friends Of the Westinghouse side OF the
house admit that the wedding has been
indefinitely postponed But the eN-
cuse il given that there has been .
death recently in the family.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
BUY BALDWIN BALLOON
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS
CAPTAINS DIRIGIBLE.
Receives Is Per Cent. Less Than Regu
lar Price as Ship Is Slower Than
Navigator Thought.

WASHINGTON. II. C.. Aug. IL
The army airship board today decided
that Capt Baldwin's dirigibIe balloon
had met all conditions emitting HIM tc
the amount agreed upon for its purchase
The board calculated that the alrsnll
had maintained an average speed OF
1910 miles an hour while IN the AR :
hours | minute and 30 seconds, thE
speed being slightly more than the re-
auircd 20 per cent. of the maximum
speed of 1861 miles an hour. Capt
baldwin will receive S5137.5O, which IS
IL per cent less than the amount h'
would have received had he reached
maximum speed of 20 miles.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
M ARRIED FIFTY YEARS
Chicago Couple Celebrate Golden Wed,
dlag-MllWaukee Woman
Daughter

CHICAGO. H.. Aug IL Special !
MIR and Mrs. Goufricd Christian Am.
hing of Forest fark celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary almost in
sight ct rUr place wbcr" they were mar.
rird. All of their children who are nv.
ing. nine in number, thirt,-scyou grand
children and tW" great groudrhlldrou
were present Mr. Aiming is over ~
years old His wife is g. Eleven chill
drru were born to them The Hlur who
ar, living are:
Mrs HERMANN Weiss, Milwaukee.
Nh Louis Gucuthor Orange GaL. Al
bert AmlIug Lrydou, William Aiming.
L,ydcu, T. 4. Amliug. OAK Park, Mrs.
Fred Wchrmnnm, Oak Paris, Rev. Her
MANN AIMING Berlin, Germany, Mr..
Martin I)rrschIer. Forest Park Mrs.
Charles BehnE. OAK Park
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
SING ESPERANTO MN,
This Marks Opening of Universal Ian
guage Congress of 1000 Persons
IN Dresden.

DRESDEN. Aug. 1.-THE fourth in
ternational Esperanto congress was for.
maly opened here today with the 16W
persons in attendance singing the rs
pcranto hymn. The delegates We're wei
coined by representatives OF hlnS Fred
crick August of SaXony and the mnnic,,
iuolitv Dr. Zamenhof, the inventor Of
the Espcrnnto language, made an I'D
dress on the ideals of Esperanto. The
United States is represented at the con.
greSs by Maj. Paul +. Straub Of the
army medical corps.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
WRIGHT IS UNDECIDED
War Secretary Not Yet Thoroughly
Posted in Matter of West
Point Hazing.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Aug. IL
Secretary Wright had a communicating
today from Col. Scott. superintendent OF
the military academy at West Point
concerning the eight cadets suspended OF
a charge of hazing, but it did not con
tain just the information which the sec
rotary desired He will not be able
therefore, to make any announcement
concerning the status Of the cadets unit
lutpr in the week.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
STORK GETS CARELESS,
Pennsylvania Woman Gives Birth u
Youngster During Runaway
Mixup.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Aug. 11.--While
John Robsik was driving home with his
family from n christening yesterday tht
horse became frightened, ran away ano
inset the carriage. When Robsik picked
mn his wife after the accident. he fonnc
the stork had reached her during the
mix-up and had left a fine baby boy II
her care Both were driven home unin
iurnd hy their experience.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
FLUID NOT POISONOUS.
Lmba'ming Preparation Used on BODY
Of Ms. Guinness Contained No
Deadly Drugs.

LAPOETE, Ind, Aug. t. Especial
Coroner Mack today received the re
port Of the expert who made the exam.
iina'ion Of the fluids used by uudertakcr
tutier IN preparing the bodies Of Mrs.
Guinness and her children for burial The
expert, whose name Coroner Mack re-.
fuses to disclose, says the cmbuImfEp
lfuld contained no poison, thus clearly rs.
rablIshlng the theory that the poison
found IN the bodies of the victims was
administered before death
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
NEW TURKISH MINISTER DIES.
Head Of War Department in Cabinet
Succumbs to Heart Disease

CONSTANTlNOpLE. Aug. 17-Thc
new cabinet suffered a great loss yes
terday in the sudden death Of the war
minister, Redjeb Pasha. from heart dis.
ease. The governmental programme,
which occupies more than two columns
Of the newspapers, Is published today.
Its salient features include a declaration
that all laws aud regulations not com
patible with the new regime will be
amended that the army. the navy and
all government departments will lie re.
organized, that non musselmans will be
eligible for military service
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
STOCK BROKER FAILS

NEW YORK, Aug. Il The failure
Of Fred Durr. Il stock broker Of Los
Angeles. was announced on the New
York stock exchange today. DORIS sus-
prnsion was announced several weeks
ago. since when his affairs HAY" been in
vrstigated. Today the exchange received
n formal notice Of the failure. He had
several branch Offices in the west.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
Ditch CIRCUS TRAIN.
Section of Ringlings' Cars Wrecked
Far West-Many Reported
Injured.

BELLINGHAM. Wash, Aug. IT,
The first section of Ringlings' circus
train was wrecked at Port kells, Il. G..
on the Great Northern railroad, thirty
miles north of here yesterday Afternoon
and half n dozen attendants are reported
hurt Physiciaus who left here for th,
wreck last night have not returned.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20

S!lEEP-,LoWer; sheer and warnings, "a"
Q45o; spring lambs. 4-1n1oo
CCDAilY. Wis, Aug; l7-Reccpts. 2ooo
hogs. Market lnu2oc higher Common 10
Eo"d packing 2'-'Hppo. Gu"u 10 ch"i,"
butchers md heavy, 6.toa6!1; fair to
choice hght, OOogbNp: PICS, rough ana
hght mixed, 4o'@bn krpr'SentatlIe
sal'S o. nosH, aNer"sr |fo at No. OF hoE>.
average I@l AT oo'' %" uoES Il CtaEt "oo al
o.'o' o. hoss' average IS III "'po' - NOS,
average d. AZ ''''' - hoSS, average -
AZ "No; ~ hosSs aN.!aGt - ~ p.S". W
EoES' aErrusu IoN at o.to, 90 noss' aIGtaS"
IN a. nv; ~ hoEs, nNTI"st - al o."
~ A''p, ~, aug -, "rry,,i,rH
Hnout -3,'-D, INA .n! ~ ;,, -n}, .n
bttvtS' %tn ~ teIAnS' '
S g4 a., cows cows and heifers, 1!55pS| riIeS'
49, n, ~" i',' lNmreints aSn1t .tn,I:
na'hI' io co., ~ an hn5tr sI,G on- r,prh
ntNea: o.'"""', NJ" w., .,,,@ t,n
o-'4 NV, I',u ~ s G,,,t,; ST.
pieS 10 ~ nu'M v" De M, 'orIat 1n
InroI "ntivrn G31,Itt %, weston ,,l,
w. ~ oarifngs 3SI,,S. oml,s :,u,1, 60.
= ~, Ntdl4ihS'' i'-'3s'''''' '"'i'7' '''Nst NV,
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MILWAUKEE HAY MARKET.

timothy hay. 1lOUUll.5o; No. = Timothy
hay. 6en0 600; new timothy about Loo
p,r ton less clover and mixed, 7.;totL
SO; choice Kansas ana Nebraska prairie,
. prairie s.JoU9OO: Wisconsin mar>u
feeding. 7.0oGS.lo; packing hay, 5.115a6.op;
rye straw, 1obt1.JO; oats straw, G.26lt6.lo.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
To Chain Prisoners to Work.

SHEBOYGAN, Wis, Aug. 15.-TSpe
ia. AS the result Of Jack Gurrity, n
hobo, escaping from the worhhousr Mt
the county jail here, Sheriff Henry kie-
fer has put into force the ball aud chain,
and hereafter the prisoners viii work On
the stone pile with - pound iron and
chain attached to their legs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20

Barney Lichtenste.n Of Chicago has
aken the management Of Cyclone John,
Thompson and would like to matcr
m against any lightweight in the
arld. Battling Nelson preferred Bar
says be has promise Of n match
Jim Coffroths club in San Francis.
September o. He would also like 10
tch Johnny against some good boy III
5waukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20

u 1T--TUWVT' WWTVH'TN NTVVTN' EVVT'
to choice. 4.ijaj.I5: medium a. good. 35"U
40; heifers. medium to good. 3Iau4. 80;
common TO fair. 2.1Ja325; COWS. good To
choice, 3 25It3.II; fair to good, 2nV3uo;
Gamers l..rtu2.O cutters. 22lli2.I1, bulls,
good to choice, 3.rpd3.tio; bologna bulls,
common to fair, 2.lUGi 800: feeders, 3juu
400: stockrrs. SIN3.2E
Cattle were lower, with 30 head offered.
Calves were steady with no receipts, uud
sheep a bit below Saturdays figures, with
about 30 on the market.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
Omaha Gets Meet of Eagles.

SEATTLE. Wash, Ans. Ii Omaha
was selected as the city in which To hold
IN. 1909 convention of Eagles. nj the
session Of the grand aerie.
'rhts liz Salnd season. Yacht club Salad Dress.
lup uleusps the pa la stimulates the appetite
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
REPUBL
RETURN CHECKS
TO CORPORATIONS
NATIONAL CHAIRMAN SHELDON
SURPRISED AT IGNORANCE OF
CONTRIBUTORS.
LAW PREVENTS ACCEPTANCE.
Even Congressman Do Not Know That
Such Funds Cannot Be Given
for Politics.
WILL PUBLISH ALL WHO GIVE

CHICAGO. H., Aug lI.-For the
frs, time since the appointment as treas
urer of the Republican national commit
tee, George r. sheldon Of New York
today consented to discuss the troubles
Of The men who expect to find the money
for the conduct of national campaign
He is here TO consult with Chairman
Fran; II. Hitchcock and other oihcIaIs
Of The national committee about TN"
western prelimiuarcs. The text OF ms
talk with newspaper men was the Igh"I-
ance of corporation officials ana even
members Of Congress that law mas
been passed denying the right oi cor
porations to make contributions to cam
yaign funds.
Many Checks Returned
because If this ignorance Of tn" law.
Mr. sheldon said, he has been compelled
10 return to the senders number OF
checks that had been received, although
the money is greatly needed. He de-
clared that it is the purpose to publish
every individual contribution immediate
Nv after election, which plan is in ac.
.rordance with the expressed wishes OF
Nj Taft as well as Republican lead
ers generally.
Publicity Handicap,
1.-THE decision to publish the names OF
all contributors" said Mr.. sheldon, has
made the matter of collecting funds up
hill work The gathering of funds will
be done wholly under the auspices of the
national committee aud will be directed
by the treasurer. the assistant treasurer
and the advisory committee which IS
soou 10 b" appointed. In" suggestion
had i.cou made that TIA" state committees
handle the collections ia their own
states. but this plan does not appear'io
be feasible.
"rrLa national committee viii have its
own agents in each state, th" men 10 he
drawn from the influential business men
of the various sections.
Nearly 100000 Needed
Speaking Of the probah" cost Of run
ming the Republican national campaign
MIR sheldon estimated that between
$40 urU and SJOO,vpu would be needed
10 acfray the travelling expenses 81
spegkprs, and that it would cost al least
S1tNOtN TO put one piece OF literature
In the hands of every voter. lie hNcd
ahr cost Of campaign buttons At more
rhHu 900, and said that other large
sums would Toe needed for the expenses
Of Headquarters Autographs and advcr-
aising Then there are other matters
1hat will hc costly.
Chairman Frank III. Hitchcock con
ainutl his conference" with western mem
acrs Of the executive Cummtte" today
md called INTO these Gen. {. l.. Dupont.
director Of the speakers bureau: Rich
ard Y. buiahan director Of the literary
bureau: Secretary William H. Hayward
and others Most Of the sessions were
in ms privat" rooms Mt the Auditorium
alt ltuvN a of tho IgE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
REPUBLICANS
OPEN CAMPAIGN
SEPTE Der 10
LEADERS IN WEST AGREE UPON
THAT DATE AT MEETING
WITH HITCHCOCK.
BLOCK OUT THE DISTRICTS
Senator Borah of Idaho Is Regarded as
Valuable Asset for Spell Bind
ing Work.
ALL LEAVING FOR UTICA, N. Y.

,,..,., -, - M I.,i
! 'lii'Nbo' III aug - -, i''P"'
/ Iican speaking campaign III the west
will not be opened until about Septem-
her II. That date was agreed upon to-
dor O., o conforo,,ce of nulitirol leaders
-. II. II tii,cb,,cl If
tho rcnmI,Iiron national committee.
The organization Of the western speak
crs' hureuu cannot be effected by Mr..
Ir;,.ll ,,n.u I Gamma, vrost argiu
''''' ,,.,.,,,,,,,
III ABOUT zen ""HN' ~ IA" ',''''
thar Senator Borah OF luah" "o"'u a.
sumo the direction of the bureau, hht
The announcement was made today that
a.. .l,.,. I.,o,, .-,,,.b , l.n,n5 for him
,l,, ,o,,u,ry tb,+
T." Sl'"N j" an i''l ~ '''' 49,
1t had been decided ne was 10" 49, ~ ~
asset Ion speaking purposes I" ""IH'I VI
ms being tied down TO "'I"''""'''"
work
-, nd"r the original pl""N; ,, ,Ei,a','
Borah was {" nave nII'ca ~ III, ~"
country INT" areas an" snare INV si -,
~ ,..,o, tLor,ip vrLiIn Cen r.
Coleman Du Point of Delaware, who has
his office al the New York headquarters
would look after the machinery Of the
bureau senator Borah is TO make Sey-
eral spceches in the early campaigns in
eastern states. but he has agreed To re
main here for a time and get the speak
crs' hurrou organized for the west. lie
viii hn ossistnd in this work hv Col
raril \ Iynu of Tcyas
$780,. VIZ, c,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
More Troops from Chicago.
Widow Of Victim Talks.

Among the refugee, in the arsenal is
Mrs. William bonnegan, the white
widow of III" aged negro who was strung
up Saturday night and whose death yes
trrday followed.
Il left my sons to take care If the
house. She said. for | was afraid to
stay there any longer.
1t is because OF her marriage to Don
nrgau Ina, til" mob feeling against her
husband is believed TO have been
aroused.
l&Mu Richardson, brother Of tho man
whose alleged attack "n Mrs iIallum
started Friday nights outbreak. j.
among the negroes mt the arsenal
Il nm here and am going L" STAY here
till ths lhuG blows over he said Il
hand my run for life yesterday. was
driving team III the outskirts m town
yesterday Afternoon when a crowd Of
white men got after me. There were
about eight of them and all were ON
foot. except two, who were on BICYCLES
They stoned m" aud said, Let's get tins
uigpor but | whipped NJ my horses
and rSrgpptI.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
SPRINGFIELD
RACE WAR NOW
PAST HISTORY
ILLINOIS CAPITAL NOW ENTERS
UPON ERA OF INVESTl-
CATION.
TROOPS IN FULL CONTROL,
Grand Jury Is Called and VIII Remain
in Session as Long as Violence
Is Threatened.
MANY SUSPECTS ARE ARRESTED,

SPRlNGl lEl.p, llL' AUG L. he
race war which began here last friday
night is believed to be thing oil the
past LAST h!gn' puSSeu "',"V e',o,,.i,.
,....,.,.I H.. lao ,Lo.o in charge of
a.. ,.,,,ti.,, ,I,,, ma ,,,b of any size
IN c., r,.,,,,, ,,,,. an
s,,,a,I,,. ,.,.o. If disor1nrfv conduct
- - .I.,t.ir I'm ,ii,, ,b. at+.u-
.i, e a.. ,,,Ii,i, h,r Il :. maj autici-
-. -. I'm La .nrfropt.d
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,,,.;',, - ,7,,,,.a,,a, o,,J ,hn ,rre,t Of the
49,. -,, ''.,,,I i,,r,. ,,.os .,,,r-
S"',,' ,,', ', ,"i,,- i,' r,IJ,,e lanes
~ ,,., ~. oir,.,,i,
.,,I, 20 ~, ,,.,, roronco hold
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sup S"'"'" "e '""''!' Ia
WI ~" - I'.,, r,,iJo,,ao
nv" ''0'',, ti,. fna,a do,.
va, ~ N'oar'''''' ~ Wv Ivy 49,, ;,,.,1;lt.
" Jay ~ o''''',' '''' =
NV ,, , ,;,',, i,,Ii,id,aI
NIL
y large amount OF evidence Ihlf1,'at
lhE man! 'l,I1'h9 vi 'hiH cay mas 80
obtained during the rotlhS ana 'hIS Will
be submitted to the grand jury Sus-
poets have been arrested each day dur
inc, tho raign Of terror and will be held
.:t:. a.. l,ri.,.i,,,., ~ ma oHcioI
At" nuns NV ''''''
pouN.
Headquarters have been established NJ
iii North Seventh street, just opposite
the comfy iaiI, by States Attorney f.
tr..,I m a.iao,,oo tbot viii h.
- , I'm 49,,
summit 10 "'e s''nu jug VIM
lected al inns pla''' Inc purpose ~
tablishing headquarters at this place j. I"
facilitate matters in gathering the cyi-
do,on from tba malice officials, deputies
MA ,,Ilinr. ma norfdonra If Gen.
''''' .',,i'i,,,. =,
Jcr 1hortiyr INV ottempt nj mob vio-
lence is fully shared by the negroes
MANY moro az tLrm from the residence
,".e 49,, .i.,. ,,,,,, g., ,,,o or.euoi
"'S''i''' VI vac ivy am ~ 80.
today H"'Iihs Tue hu'H'.'I hoN ''i"N
sheltered by the state I" 4'"'
None Leaves the Place
Non" OF them have LETT the pace since
they entered. It is feared that their
very presence would iucite riot and
lo,..,' r,. ,,,,ordod a.. ,loso,, q. IL mo am.
Wy! -, tu"t "tu a. ~ ,,,;i.II;'' ~, 49,,
u saon rthrm,oh ,Ln m,'en doors If
The arm0ry and no negroes 90 in or ont
-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-08-20
ClnleIence IN S0uth.

Soon after September /, Chairman
Ircbeork expects 80 go 60 some place
'n tie south to confer with Republican
iead"rs. This meeting probably will bc
he'd in Nashville, Tenn. After that he
~ 20 10 the Pacific coast
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-31
FREE TRADE ENGLAND FOR BRYAN
Wants American Labor to be BROUGHT
Down to the Level Of the Cheap
European Labor

body Davis First Nat
iona Bank of this city,
They know him be canddy
straight forward personal friend recently
letter from him in which he THIS COUNTRY is FEELING
THE DEPRESSION IN AMERICA VERY MUCH TIMES ARE
NOT NEARLY AS GOOD NOW AS THEY WE'RE.
AND THEY ARE WAITING THE RESULT THE ELEC-
TION. HOPING FOR THE SUCCESS DEMOCRATIC
PARTY WHICH WOULD MEAN GOOD DEAL TO THIS
COUNTY IF WE (America) HAD TARIFF REFORM"
Think of this. England Trade
TARIFF REFORM is only another for FREE TRADE.
Much of the material of England
Europe be worked cheapest
and then returned and sale
tage of her borers She
enable dump this cheap labor made
force well paid American Labor there with This
Phasizng the statement made by
recently visited Idaho Springs Mnce america Trade
Country and yob will Sendjne manufactured
products OF l kjndS int0 this country by tue UkolrSnLe
Your 4aerjcan laborer will not Then dress icely Liue
so 7'en or enjoy many lucuries they do and
ttey hdUe the best 1 cOuntry htIUe Uisited
Tote for Bryan and Free Trute and yo,1 vote
against the very best interest Of the Ansericon Laborer
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-31

Now let us contrast the above fig
ures with the figures under Demo
cratic rule.
The democrats of this county under
the levy which they made. not only
expended all they collected but ran
the county in debt to the extent OF
s.. 5.943.64 per annum during their in
cumbency Of seven years.
The above figures show an actual
saving by the Republicans board OF
County Commissioners Of $9.s43.64
per annum. provided it had been
operating under and by virtue of the
same levy made by the Democratic
board.
The following figures will more
plainly explain the situation:-
The average indebtedness for each
year under Democratic rule was $5.-
a4364.
During the past four years. under
Republican rule there has been paid
on account of the debt and interest
on tue same. 81. 100000.
Showing a saving each year over
each year Of the preceding seven
years. $16. 6.s4364.
Showing a saving Of $67,774.56 for
the last four years.
Deducting the amount collected dur
ing the last four years Of 100000
per year over and above the amount
collected per year for the preceding
seven years. S2s, 10000.
The above statements show that
had the Republican board been rum
ing the county under and by virtue OF
the same levy which had been made
by the Democrats. it would have paid
all the expenses Of the county and In
stead OF running the county into debt
would have had a cash balance on
hand of the above amount $39.774.56.
We ask the tax payers OF this
whether they are In favor OF
turning out OF office men who have
managed their affairs and saved such
a large amount OF money over and
above their predecessors as Messrs.
past four years.
1t is to the interest Of all tax pay
ers and it is their duty to see that
and Jones are elected to sue
ceed themselves.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-31
For Chro &c Oiarrhoea.

While in the army in 1863 l was
taken with chronic diarrhoea," says
George M. FELTON, of South Gibson, Pa.
Il have since tried many remedies but
without any permanent relief until Mr..
A. w. Miles of this place persuaded me
TO try Chamberlain's 5 Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, one bottle of which
stopped it at once" For sale by J. J..
Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-31

Georgetown temporarily holding county
for purpose of hearing that have from
OF the lower justice appeal Some Of these Judge
Grant L. Hudson the Judge decided justice OF
Hence he that he should
himself hear higher appeal
Although Judge Backman young and had lit k b@nch
perienc Denver lawyers who
in the than outside lawyer has been here for long
time He said to be an exceptionally bright LAWYER and he""
his short crisp of dealing with who have ten
decy toward wind qucknes apprehend the full
significance OF any argument on intricate legal problems has made
him popular with before him He
be here three more days-Denver Republican,
THE republicans nominated ticket
composed and thoroughly fill the
positions for which they have been nomn aed.
This ticket the ticket that nominated by
party in Greek county; weak it,
The alegience party boss
any them nominal
ed their merits and capably fill the positions tor
which they nominated
past through their able have freed
County added by the democrat
and have pced the position where stands "
day among the few counties this state and entirely Tree debt
this desire continue the able aud honest
during four is
incumbent them that the republican ticket is elected on
the 3rd of November.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF CLEAR
CREEK COUNTY JUNE 3oth 1898,
COMPARED WITH
DEC. 3Ist., 1904.
Indebtedness. statement
Jan.v 1905, Bills allowed for o Nov and Dec 1904 zo.4 :,
s,9.9s1
1904, Cash County ...21e4
Dec. 31s,, 1904, Ne, County Debt $37,797 so
June 3I 1908, County indebtedness per semiannual
statement sIr.5s7.sa
June so-r9 Cash County Treasurer s74477e
June 30. 1908, Net County debt S4.t4476
June 19cs County yrs 336s2
June 3d. 1905 nterest paid County debt s. 6I4.
Jane 80, 1908 Amt paid principal and interest
County debt during the last
years and months
@oo.o@
By January under the able Of Maxwell
Jones deb, will money
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-31
Vote for John Rowe for
coroner.

Sam Grammar. the tailor, 1914 Miner
Street. Phone Black 841,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-31

Congressman at Large
JAMES c. BURGER
Congressman First District
ROBERT w. BoNYNGE
Congressman Second District
WARREN A. HAcGorr
For Governor
JESSE F. MCDONALD
Lieutenant Governor
G. v. Benson
Supreme Bench, 1o-Year Term
JUSTICE J. c. HELM
Supreme Bench, Io-Year Term
JOHN NJ. MAXWELL
Supreme Bench, S-Year Term
A. r. KING
Supreme Bench, 6-Year Term
JUSTICE L. NJ. GODDARD
Railroad Com missioner, g. Year
Term
G.. G. WITHEks
Railroad Commissioner, 4-Year
Term
NJ. J. GUERIN
Railroad Commissioner, q Year
w. L. DAYTON
Attorney General
GEORGE L. HODGES
Secretary Of State
TIMOTHY O'CoNNoN
Treasurer
GEORGE STATLER
Auditor
S. H. STEVENS
Superintendent of Instruction
KATHERINE L. CRAIG
Presidential Electors
is. CARNAHAN
w. w. STORY, JR.
G.. A. BALLREIcH
THOMAS F. WALSH
JOHN w. SPRINGER
Regents of State University
DR.. o. j. PFEIFFER
w. J. KING
District Judge
FLOR AsHBAUGH
District Attorney
J. w. B. SMITH
Senator 9Th District
D. P. WILMor
Senator 10th District
JOHN F. CHURCH