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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-31
THE RACES

WV OLlEM8H 4teHUAt8.
New Orleans. La. Jan. sO.---Fifteen
maiden 2-year-oid went to the post
In the. hrst race at City Park today.
with the betting on these youngsters
large ,hargely guess work. the bettors pinned
which was made favorite. Pinion won
by four lengths after an easy run.
Mr.. PEABODY Mt to / won the fifth
rae race from Jack witt after q game
cloudy, track fast. Summaries:
First, race sthreea firlongs, selling
Pinion, 107 tNptter) 8 to 5. won; DR. !.
Armstrong;, iol tX, Powersl Is to 1,
g !, third. Time IS. rs. ' joe Howell IL
Nebraska Lass Edwin L. swiftly In
ella, Molly stark, swing. Cuban Boy,
Bessie Trent Kenmare Queen, Matross
and Bad Kid also ran.
Second race. steeplechase. short
course, handicap-Dr. Heard, 40 (Mc-
Kinney IL to i, won; Lindale, $50
3kohierl 80 to l. second; Dr.: Logan,
3-5. Mixup. Dulcian. Onyx II. John
Dillon. Buchanan, webernelds, Bas-
solo ana Western Duke ran.
Third race. seven furlongs, selling
French Nun, s5i Is; Finn 3 Ia to /.
ond; Goldway. l07 &c. Koerner) 3 to /,
third. Time 1:2S 3-6. Giifain, Envoy,
Javanese, King Brush. Tudor. Devout,
Dry Dollar. Jerry Sharp. Prytania, Ca
Fourth race. six furlongs, selling
John Carrolle, 100 (Koerner) even,
won: Goldproof. lot (Notter) 2 to /,
second; Cooney K, 103 u. Baker) 20
to l, third. Time 1:14 As. ComedIenne.
Belle Strome, Posing, Refined. Spion
and Hooray ran. ~
Fifth race. seven furlongs, selling
MIR. Peabody, 1o2 INcDaniel) 8 to /,
won;. Jack witt, 81 III. McCahey) IL to
Il second; Raphahannock, los (Minder)
z to J.. third. Time 1928 As. Fay,
Viperine, Hughes. Animus, John Smui-
ski, Bonart, Sufice, Miss Affable, Graf
ty, Loring. Hustled and Nifo ran.
Sixth race. seven fur1ongs, selling
Funiculaire. 104 w. rPowers) 20 to /,
won;. Hannibal Bey, 10e q. Lee) to
1, second; Prince Hohenlohe, 104 Not
teri 4 to. I, third. Time 1928 3-5. Cock
Sure, Topsy Robinson. Airship, Donna
Elvira, Heart of IIyacinth. Lucy Marie
Harting. Rebo and Druid ran.
Seventh race, one mile and one-six-
teenth, 'selling-Hans, 110 (Notter) IL
to l, won; Miss Mazzoni. los (McDan-
ieD 9to /. second: Albert Star, IO7
u. Lee) 10 to /. third. Time 1:4S as.
Pat. Ornus. Orena, Arrow Swift, Me-
lange. Sabado. Bridge Whist, Frescati,
Kitty Smith. Sainesaw. Bucket Bril-
gade. Bayou Lark and Bitter Fair
ran.
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Eonaery Street Railway-the result of
the court proceedings being that the
games were played ct Highland Park
for the balance Of 1904. During the
his interest in the franchise to the
Montgomery Traction Company and the
games were once more switched to
Athletic Park where they remained
were transferred to the Capitol Heights
grounds which the Traction Company
had leased for q long term Of years.
Up to. 1907 baseball in Montgomery
had been financed by the, Traction
Company but In January OF that year
an Organization Of local business men
was formed to take the franchise of
the Traction Company and relieve that
company of the expense of financing
the game. The deal was made where
by the Baseball Company was to pay
the Traction Company the sum of 3d.
500, the latter company to give
the baseball people entire control. The
Traction Company agreed to build the
Baseball Company have them rent free
and to pay to the Baseball Company
the sum Of $3.50 a month.
An official of the Traction Company
said yesterday that the Baseball Com
pany had not paid the $500 and that
the Traction Company had therefore
not paid the $3.50 a month during the
past season. He says that therefore
the Baseball Company will. have only
half Of the $4,000 to pay or just 81, ESQ.
This brings local baseball from 1890
to 1908. land while II Is a far. cry from
the old days eighteen years ago to this
dying day of January. 1908, still it
shows the great strides that the game
has made in Montgomery. The differ
ence between the game now and eigh-
teen years ago is almost as great as
between the springs of ladys victo-
ria and an OK cart. The season of 1903
starts out with the brightest of pros
poets and the chances are that it will
be the banner year for baseball in
Montgomery.
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the proceedings were ssouEht against
him. The case wRs ably NsKued before
the Commissioner, who upheld. the con-
tAntion that the act was uncoEstttuS
ttonal Mr.. Young was released Srom
ali charges. Those who brought tire
original charges could have gone be-
fore the Federal grand jury in an at
tempt TO secure an Indictment against
Mr.. Young, but they did not see At to
pursue such a course.
The decision OF the Supreme Court
IN q similar case in which exactly the
same issue was raised is regarded as
one OF the most important utterances
OF that body in recent years. 1t Is
held to have a political Significance.
and reports from Warrington say that
the President IL a bit worried over. 1t
for fear OF its effect on the labor vote.
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The recent decision Of the supreme EgSins
Court of the United States, IN VIZ" rn.l
It was held that a corporation OF e,I
SON had the right to dischass e- 'nrior
pio ~ .rSact the decision made by Com
missioner John A. ElmOre of Montsom ,n
ery' nearly two years ago. the aecaS-
Ion made by Commissioner Blmote was
the frst OF it's kind on this act;
The decision, although mace
Commissioners, who occupies the sam :
relation to the Federal GoVerIin II : :
thousands Of copies OF 1t were sent over
the United States. II was written with
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HORSES BRINGMONEY


central City.
Selma. jan. so--tspecial)--The
II ssls p9i,ans snd Pnesns months
" not as Insignificant an industry as
most Of the people believe.
There are more top notch trotters
this winter than there has ever been
during previous winters and the out
lay or money is far above what the
average citizcn imagines.
A. well Known business man VINO
during his life has spent about $780,.
600 on race horses has during the past
few weeks made careful study OF the
gooa which the wintering Of race
the trainers wintering here are count
ed among the best drivers in the coun-
try and they all command handsome
islse ~ thsse there are :Saed sse
around each stable and the horse-
shoers. Then comes the feed for the
ma h1rses there being over isS ct
figured that the horses which are at
the Selma track cause an outlay in
actual cash OF $1,000 a week or $4,000
a month. This $40, 900 q month ne
months ct least. Many Of the stables
would be here four and five months
and the amount OF money which the
wintering Of horses here this year viii
- t>ttsN'tAAD Va thoe ASS@ e-t--'.
All of this money is not spent in
Selma But nearly every cent which
the helpers around the stables receive
Is spent Many thousands of dollars
Is spent for. the feed. To this Is added
the living expenses of the trainers
and their families and the incidental
expenses.
The business man has figured that
the actual outlay of money this year
will so over $4,000. So, after all.
the wtntering OF race horses Is not
bad business for Selma.
One more stable OF horses Is expected
to arrive at the Selma Driving Park
during the present week to go In quar-
tiers for preparatory training during
the spring months. The stable which
Is expected here during the present
week is from the McCurdy stock farm
is Lowndes County and II will be In
charge of Trainer Ben Renick. The
stable comprises about twenty or the
most promising trotters and PAGERS
on the McCurdy farm and it is be-
lieved that some OF them will cause
sensations during the summer,
besides the McCurdy stable two
other strings are expected to reach
the track next week. One of these
strings VIII come from Birmingham
and the other from Pennsylvania
Both are small strings but in them
there are some. good performers.
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Tax. Collector Halls reported lso
more persons who had paid their Pc, poll
tax by closing time last night tn ms
brings the total number of those VINO
paid to take part in the next prima-
rles to 1.71S.
All day yesterday there was aisteSoy
stream of citizens going 70 thS
Collectors once to pay their poll tax.
Not that the ONCE was in the least
crowded, but there were few breathing
snaces Of any length during the day.
There remains but two more days IN
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Local Association Met to
Lay Plans for Coming Year

well or better fixed financially as it
did in 1907. No election of officers was
held yesterday and the only change in
the directory being the substitution of
Mr.. Joseph for Mr.. Lanier. The Club
will handle the score card privilege
this summer itself. and it was decided
to make the price, of ladies' season
tickets 50 admitting them free to the
grandstand. every day and free to the
grounds also on two days in the week.
James Ryan Will be the manager, hav-
ing a three years contract at 81, 900 a
year, or $3.50 month.
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springs ana next to what Is now Van
diver Park. Lew Whistler was named
as the compromise manager and every
thing was lovely for the beginning Of
the season of 1909 when Lew Whist
Ter and the old BLACK Socks" startled
Montgomery and the Southern League.
During the early part OF the season OF
1904 a good part OF the time tho ma
tional game was played in the Cham
Gerry Court at the Montgomery County
Court House. The owner of the Mont
gomery franchise transferred the games
from Athletic Park on the line of the
Montgomery Traction Company to the
Highland Park grounds Of the Mont
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WILL MEET MONDAY.
Gxand Jury VIII Begin Itn Regular
AemmaoWa Thea

The County grand Jury will be called
into session on Monday morning. This
announcement was made yesterday az
Solicitor Dent. who has been confined
TO Ms nome for the past several days
was out for a short while yesterday
noon.
II was thought that owing to the
illness Of Mr.. Dent that the grand jury
would have to postpone its first meet
ing, but unless some unforeseen acct
dent occurs, the jury will convene at its
sch eduled time.
.Assistant solicitor Seibels. expected
back to the city during the flrst part
of the week, has not as yet returned.
His friends and associates expect that
he will arrive on Saturday or Sunday.
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Erdman Act Was First Held
EnvaIid by Commissioner ELn1ore

great care and thought and although
several columns long was publtshed IN
the newspapers. The same position
was later taken by the Commissioner
as by the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
In the Montgomery case. Chief Dis
pateher Frank Young OF the Louisville
and Nashville was arratgned before
Commissioner John A. Gilmore on the
charge that he had violated the Erdman
act OF Congress of June l, 1908, which
forbade the discharge OF any person
because he belonged to a labor union.
Mr.. Young had discharged an opera
tor for belonging TO labor union, and
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which the citizens of Montgomery may
qualify themselves to take part In the
next primaries. as the Tax Collectors
once will close Saturday night. 1t is
announced by Mr.. Halls that his once
will be kept open until q very late
hour on Saturday in order that many OF
the citizens who have no other time
from their work may be given q last
chance. 1t is probable that IL great
crush should be evident on Saturday an
other clerk will be behind the desk TO
hand out receipts.
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London. Jan. S0.--George Hacken-
schmidt. Russian. defeated Joe Rogers.
American. in the wrestling match here
today for the world'B championship.
Hack enschmidt gained the first two
falls. The time OF the first fall was
seven minutes thirty-five seconds and
that Of the second six minutes and
forty-five seconds. Hackenschmidt
consequently retains the title Of cham
plon. The match was under catch-as-
catch-can rules. best two out OF three
fhlls With ten minutes rest periods
allowed bteween bouts
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MONEY FOR MCAY.
Mobile Player WIN Leave soon for Nc
keeapOrt,

hOOhc AIageE wiz Leave soon Tor NC
keespOrt.
Mobile. Jan. 30.-(Special.)-It is now
definitely settled that Bernie McCay
Will not play second base for the Mo-
bile team of the Southern League next
year. but will manage the McKeesport
team in the p. o. NJ League as the
local association has received the pur.
chase price for McCay.
The fans are much worried over the
departure of McCay for they realized In
him an excellent second sacker, and he
is popular with the fans. He will leave
within the next week for McKeesport.
where he will take up the work OF Sc
Letting a team.
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The annual meeting of the Mont
gomery Baseball Company was held
yesterday afternoon in the office Of
President Chambers on Dexter Avenue
but on account of the fact that only
few of the directors were present no
election of officers or directors was
held Present at the meeting were
of the Board of Directors was read and
President Chambers, b: A StraSs-
burger, Bernard Frank, t. j reynolds
and E. Meertief. The resignation of
Vice President Bernard Frank was sent
in yesterday morning but at the meet
ing yesterday afternoon It was decided
to postpone action on TINS matter uh-
til some day next week The reslgna-
ton of c. A. Lanier. Jr.' as member
accepted E. B. Joseph, President OF
the Club in 1904, was elected to sue
coed Mr.. Lanier. 1t was decided TO
raise $500 from the officers and dlrec.
tors of the Club and the season or 1903
will start out with what looks like the
brightest prospects in the history OF
baseball in Montgomery. WINE the
season Of 1907 was not altogether sue
cessful still it was one OF me pest
known so far. By the sale Of seven
Diayers s495O was secured as follows;
Neal Ball. shortstop to New o.o
Maxwell ell pitcher. drafted by Phil
HoutH outfieid, Birmingham 80. 500.
Busch, shortstop. Augusta 49,. 800
Ratchford. first baseman. Au-
connors. third baseman' savan- -.
Burnu am pitcher. Dallas -. ...... 900
ro+s1 ...~..............S4.95O
This with the sale OF privileges, fer
which a great deal more money was
received than for any season previous.
started the club of well financially.
True. only $l,1B0 was realized at the
haSinpine Of the season for players,
the $3.50 for Ball, HOutz. and Maxwell
not COMING in until later. But with the
money for players. privileges and cash
with nearly 81 600. In proportion to
other years It is said that only q small
amount OF money was lost last year
and with the money that will be raised
the club will start the 1898 season as
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-01-31

Bugs" Raymond pitcher on the St
Louis Nationals. gets a lot of news
sort An attempt at suicide. killed by
a trolley car. arm taken on by an
electric fan and hoId-up OF a drunk in
recently written about Bug"
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Abe Attell VS.. FRANK Nell, twenty
rounds. at San Francisco.
Freddie Welsh VS.. Charley Noary,
ten rounds. at Milwaukee.
Mike Schreck VS.. Tony Ross, ten
rounds. at New Orleans.
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Magnolia Park. The new baseball
ground in New Orleans. is fast near
home s Of he Peiicans win be one Of H Inv
finest in the country.
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President Pulliam Is quoted as saying
that Billy Murray OF Philadelphia Is
the best managers in the National
League. Wonder. what the other seven
think of Pulliam2.
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DOC" said the man who was trying
to get a free prescription, what's the
best thing to take for cold?" "Compe-
tent medical advice. my friend. -
Warrington Herald
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Bill Papke continues to NOW down
the ambitious scranpers as fast as they
come fefore h i'm. There Is no mistake
about Bits ability as a fighter.
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In the course of their California tour
the Chicago White Sox will play in
Los Angeles. San Francisco. Oakland,
and Visalia. In Arizona the fans of
Proenix. Tucson Bssbee and Douglas
viii see the ex-champions.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

thu officers and members, Of Emanuel
Lodge I. o. b. B.; You are respectfully
requested to meet a. .ths lodge room
At 2:3e D. m. Friday afternoon for the
purpose OF attending the funerait Of our
late brother. L Dreyfus. Members Of
Alabama Lodge are respectfully invited
N. STRAUSS. Pres.
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B MANAGERS FROM 1890 to 1908.
D lse0-Charles Lewis.
B 1ss3---John McCIoskey.
D 1ss6--Jack Hays.
D iSs6-Dick German. j.
B 1897 Pop" Smith.
D lses--Ted sullivan.
D i90s--Lew Whistler.
, 1904 Ed Pabst and Bill Stickney. ,
D 1s05---Tom O'Brien and Ike Dur
D rett.
D 1906 Ike Durrett and Dominick
q Mullaney.
. 1s07--John Malarky.
D 1s0S--James Ryan.
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when tomorrow closes those subject
to poll tax, who have failed to pay II,
will he deprived OF the privilege of
voting. Today and tomorrow are the
last chances.
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PAY Youn poLL max

PAY YOUR POLL TAX.
When tomorrow closes those subject
to poll tax, who have failed to nay A..
will be deprived of the privilege OF
voting. Today and tomorrow are the
last chances.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
I hereby annDnpcs myself q candidate for
the office Of TAX Collector Of Montgomery
County. subject 70 the action OF the DEM
ocratie Party. CHAS. B. TEAELEX.
hereby aaneunce my candidacy for Tax
Collector Of Montgomery County. subjeca
- the aclien OF the Democratic party.
w. NJ HUDSON.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

3 !: Il
m There will be a special com
AZ munication OF Andrew Jackson
"a Lodge, No. l7s.sA. f. & A. m.
IN this evening at 1880 o'clock
M#t@SA for work In the H. NJ. degree
XA& * MONTGOMERY Lodge No. II,
WV and Waiting hrethrea fraternally
invited.
by order Of the W. NJ.
H. D. LONG, Secretary.
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I hereby announce myself q candidate
for tie ofTice Of County Treasurer sub
1ee4 TO the action OF the Democratic
PRIMARY. JASON II. SAITH .
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/ hereby announce myself as a candidate
fer County Treasurer. subject to the aa-
stan oe the Democratic primary.
I. D. COLLIER.
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hereby announce myself q candidate for
Treasurer Of Montgomery County, subject
- the action Of the Democratic Party,
GEO. II. sHACKELFORD.
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There seems to be some doubt about
Elmer Strickiett. BrookIyn's star pitch
er. staying in California this season.
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Many a true word Is spoken in jest
but the majority Of lies are uttered is
dead earnest--Judka'
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sIlI,ildY -


Ehs friends and acQuaintances OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael J. Linehan. Mira Mary F.
Dove. Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Browder, Ar
and Mira John. f. Browder. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen NJ. Simpson and families are
requested TO attend the funeral Of
Michael J. Linehan from st. Peters
Catholic Church. Friday morning, at
nins-thirty o'clock
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7 hersby announce myself a candidate for
Ehe offlca o. Tax Assessor Of MONTGOMERY
County, subject to the action Of the DEM
ecratie party. c. P. ANDERSON.
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~ E0R TREASURER.
haFeoy announce myself q candidate for
C0unGy Treasurer. subject 70 the action az
the Democratic primary.
WILLIAM 3. WHITING.
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NOTES AND NEWS
OF WORLD SPORTS

George Gardner and Terry Mustaine
pulled of tonight in San Deigo. Cal.
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Jack Welsh has been selected to ref
cree the Attell-Neil bout to take place
in San Francisco the end of this month
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Evansville, Ind, Jan, 3O-Beaumont
Cooley, son OF. Superintendent F. w.
Cooley, Of the Evansville Public
Schools, announced today that he will
accent the offer Of principal of the
Memphis, Tenn, Manual Training
Rehaol
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1 hereby announces myself a candidate for
the OFFICE % Tax Assessor of Montgomery
County. subject to the action OF the DEM
ocr&tio primary. MORGAN s. GILMER.
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hereby snnounes myself a candidate for
tire office Of Tax Assessor OF Montgom-
dry County. subject TO the action OF the
Democratic party. 8. A, SOLOMON.
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FOR BOARD OF REVENUE.
hereby announce myself a candidate for
Member Board Of Revenue. subject to the
action OF the Democratic Primary.
JAMES II. COOK.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The friends and acouaintances Of Mr. and
Mrs. l. Dreyfus and family are re-
sspectfvely invited to attend the fun
araI Of the former from his late resi-
dance, 122 Sayre street. at Ss3e p. m
Friday.
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/ respectfully announce that I am a candi-
date for the office Of Mayor of Montgom-
eRy, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic Party. J. c. TYSON.
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FOB PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL.
respectfully announce that I am a cand-
didate for the presidency Of the Council
subject 70 the action Of the Democratic
Party. IRA II. VIRGIN.
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! respectfully announce that am a candi-
data for the office of Mayor Of Montgom-
cry subject to the action of the Democrat
&c Party. CASTOR GUNTER.
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I hereby announce myself a candidate for
Alderman for Ward Two. subject to the
action Of the Democratic Primary.
J. T. LETCHER.
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FOR ALDERMAN-WARD TWO.
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
Alderman from Ward Two. subject to
the action Of the Democratic Party
JNO. NJ BURCH