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Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-13
MITCHEM MURDER CASE
 MAY BE POSTPONED

With a short term in the 34th dis trict court and with counsel for J. F. Mitchim also representing Max Miller, who will answer to the charge of mur- der in the court at Abilene this month, it is possible that the trial of Mitchim for murder will not come up at the present term.
 District Attorney George Estes this morning said he presumed the trial of Maximo Aranda jr.. for murder, would be the only murder trial in the S4th district court this term on account of it being a short term and also on ac- count of Judge Harper desiring to spend a week at the Albuquerque Irri- gation congress.
 The Mitchim case has not been set for trial. and from preseit indications 1t probably will not be set at this term. M. W. Stanton, of counsel for Mitchim, this morning said that either the Miller or the Mitchim trial would have to be postponed as he could not attend to both of them at the same time.
 Indications are that the postpone ment will be with the Mitchim case as the district attorney is contemplat- ing setting the Maximo Aranda trial for September 21 and with judge liar per going to Albuquerque for a week there will be little time after his re turn until the court convenes at Pecos city.
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HALF NEVER TOLG
 0F RUSS|A'S DARKNESS
Boys Lead Revolutionary Moyement-Are Shot By
 the Score.

Terrible stories of conditions in Rus sia were brought back by Detective Sergeant Make Mills, of this city, who has just returned from a trip to that country in charge of a fugitive who was wanted in Libau for the murder Of four peasant women. Evil condi- tons in Russia never yet have been adequately pictured by any writer, |" said Mills. So terrible are they that perhaps no writer can describe them. 1 visited Vulna, Kiey. Tula, and Minsk. The revolutionists in these places are for the most part boys under the age of 20 and nearly all of them have been in college. 1 went from Libau 10 Odessa and found conditions there the same, if not worse. There are on an average of twenty military pris- oners executed each day in some of these cities. and it is only on rare occasions that the outer world hears of them In Odesss saw fifteen men and boys-most of the boys were very young-herded into the priso and shot They were condemned at q dfum-head eourtmartial, and their bodies were dragged to the police field and buried a few hours after their arrest. There are thousands of Cossacks in every part of the empire. They are no long CT employed by the Russian govern men,t, but are in the employment of the various provinces. They are the policemen of Russia, and receive $7 a month for their work, which is from eight in the morning to eight o'clock in the evening. with hour for rest or iood. Every Cossack carries a rife. q revolver, saber. a whip and a plen- tiful supply of ammunition. They are 9 class or caste of themselves. and have nothing in common with the peasants. One thing you notice when you land in Russia and which keeps ieself upon your mind all the time is the presence of the millions of beg gars. The cities and towns are over run with them, and in the country they are thicker than tramps in our country
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PIONEERS, PICNIC AT gL PAso.

The Pioneers of Fl Paso have chos- en Woodlawn Park as the best place to hold their annual picnic on the l6th. This beautiful grove has been renovated, all the brush having been cut away and the trees trimmed, so that the park is now very beautiful place and the most logical one for the holding of this picnic.
 While the full program will not be announced for a day or two, it is said that there will be many interest ing features that have never been introduced before and which are counted on to please. All the Pic neers will be there with their fami- lies and friends, and of course the heavily laden lunch baskets which are always in evidence at the Pioneers outings.
 A new feature to be introduced this year will be a dancing floor and mu- sic. and 1t is expected that the attend ance this year will be greater than for many years past.
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do it with head erect and with the knowledge that I am at least honest Isn't that worth while?'
 McCarty has never heard of Jean Valjean. He does not even know of William January, the Kansas City man who escaped from the federal prison at Leavenworth and was sent back while petition with 37,25O signatures weht to Washington asking for his pardon.
 He knows simply that he was con verted" recently at a Salvation Army meeting in North Yakima, became con vinced that 1t was his duty to return to the prison from which he had es- caped when on parole, and set to work earning money for his passage.
 And thereby he goes Jean Vatican and William January one better, for his action, according to his friends, is entirely voluntary.
 In the records of the Salvation Army headquarters the case of McCarty was entered as one of the most remarkable in all the history of the organization. Several years ago the young man-he is 40 years old now-gambled away his money one evening in Montpelier, Ind. Then he got drunk, broke into a store with his pal" and stole $500 worth of surgical instruments, which he sold later for s16.50. He was caught and sentenced to from one to Is years hard labor in the Indiana state peni- tentiary.
 After serving two years he was pa roled and given job on an ice wagon. For weeks he did his work well. Then he got drunk again and hit a man over the head in a street fight. This, he was told, would end his parole, and he fed the state.
 Months aftervard, after serving half a dozen jail sentences and living like a tramp, he drifted into North Yakima and began attending Salvation Army meetings. The strange, emotional songs and irnpassioned preaching took hold" and after a time he joined the Army. It is said movement has been inaugurated by those who admire the manly spirit that inspired McCarty to carry the case to Gov. Ranly and urge that the convict be psrdonsd
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MEyICANS AND YAQUIS
 IN HOT ENCOUNTER
Mexican Flying Squadron Un- der Barron Won Victory On
 August 31St.

HERMoSlLLo. Sept 11.-On the sist of Augusf last. at the ranch of Fl Carririo. the new Sonora Batal- lion." consisting of Nationals under command of Commandant Luis Medina Barron. caught up with a band of reb- el Yaquis, numbering about thirty.
 The troops at once opened fire on the Indians. and it was kept up for a while. the Indians running. They are still being pursued by the troops.
 The result of the encounter was that the Yaquis left on the field seven dead, two Mauser rifles, two 30.30 winches- ters, and three 40.40 winchesters.
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SAN BERNARDiNo. Polling Place at Douglas.

Each of said political parties shall hold said primary elections on the same day, as heretofore stated and in the same room in accordance with Chapter 6S, of the Session Laws of the Twenty-third Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona, entitled FAN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR PRIMARY ELECTIONS AND THE MANNER OF HOLDING THE SAME" approved March 16, 1905, and said Primary Elec- tion shall be conducted in stricC ac- cordance with the provisions of said Act
 By order of the Board of Supervisors of Cochise County, Arizona. (SeaL) H. E. BERNER,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors Dated this 18th day of August, 1908.
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NOTICE oF PRIMARY ELscTIoNs

Notice is hereby given that in ac- cordance with Chapter 6S, Section Laws of 1905 ITO PROVIDE FOR PRIMARY POLITICAL ELECTIONS AND THE MANNER OF HOLDING THE SAME" primaries for the cleo ton of Delegates to the Democratic, Republican and Socialists Conventions win be held in the voting precincts m Cochfse County, Arizona, on the 26th day of September, 1908. between the hours of 10 A. NJ and 6 P. M.. and the aforesaid county conventions will be held on the Sd day of October, 1908, at 1 o'clock P. M, the Demo cratic Convention to be Aeld at Bis bee, the Republican Convention at Douglas, and the Socialist Convention at Lowell. at which conventions candi- dates for the following named offices will be named, to be voted for at the General Election to be held on No vember 3, 1908:
 One Delegate to Congress (NomI- mated at Congressional Conyention).
 One Councilman.
 Three Representatives.
 One Sheriff.
 One Treasurer.
 One Recorder.
 One Probate Judge.
 One District Attorney.
 One Superintendent of Schools.
 One Surveyor.
 Two Supervisors.
 Two Justices of the Peace and two Constables in Bisbee Precinct; vae Justice of the Peace and one Con stable in all other Judicial Precincts.
 The number of Delegates to the County Nominating conventions to be elected at aforesaid Primaries to be as follows:
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Tie latest thing out is the sheath stocking It has appeared in San Francisco and St Louis. The slit tn the stocking commences above the ankle and extends upward, or com mence above that and extends down. ward. It is slrrounded by a prettS ribbon bow O. dreamy effect and but terfiy pattern resting iion nothing vls't'e. It's usefulness is supposed 10 he proving that fh stocking covers rt.iher Q tCrk leg nor a wooden leg.
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BENSON PRECINCT.

BENSON PRECINCT.
 Polling Place. School House. Democrats
 Judges-John Ham and B. Owens. Clerks-Joe Larrieu and Sam Fried man.
 Inspector-J. D. Norwood. Republicans
 Judges-C. F. Moss and William Ohnersorgen.
 Clerks-E. J. Castaneda and Doane Merrill.
 Inspector-Milton Fairlee. Judges-Lew Roach and Sam Nc Laughlin.
 Cierks-H. Armitage and w. H. Sprouse.
 Inspector-M. K. sipe.
 eIsBEE PRECINCT. =. Polling Place, Fire House. Democrats
 Judges-S. NJ. Burr and Charles Bailey.
 Clerks-William Truax and B. w. Norton.
 Iuspector-Walter GosIin. Republicans
 Judges-C. N. Thomas and F. R. O'Brien.
 Clerks-C. I. McReynoIds and E. P. Brewster.
 nspector-William Hughes. Socialists
 Judges-JUhn Smith and -. Clerks-To be supplied. Inspector-J. D. Cannon. cocHIsE AND DRAeooN
 PRECINCTS. Polling Place, coehise School House. Democrats
 Judges-D. A. Adams and Frank Halderman.
 Clerks-M. c. Crowley and James Rotten. Inspector-W. Garrard. Judges-J. NJ. Shilling and R. E. Cushman.
 Clerks-E. Jones and John Walker. Inspector-H. P. Newton. Socialists
 Election OIiss:s TO te supplied. SOUTHLAND PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, TayIors Store. 
 Judges--J. E. Newbury and T. b Hunt.
 Clerks-Thomas Gittens and Joan Bolin.
 Inspector-C. B. Kelton. Election Officers to be supplied.
 CARES CANYON. Polling Place, W. ]. 5erner's Place, Democrats
 Judges-Ike Scearce and Clerks-To be supplied. Inspector-John Kelly. Judges-R. E. Todd and-J. s. Pal nerlee.
 Clerks-E. H. Storrs and Inspector-W. J. Berner. AND FAIR6ANk PRECINCT Polling Place, Curtis School House. Democrats Judges-Fred Bennett and Pink Murray. clerks--z. w. Morrison and Frank Cough. Inspector-J. N. Curtis. Judges-F. c. Rimpau and c. h. stanley.
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SAN SIMON PRECINCT.
Polling Place. School Hou.s

Polling Place, School House. Democrats
 Judges--George ~walker and. Guy, Pannell.
 Cierks-clarence Williams and A.. |J. Hawkins.
 Inspector-o. ". Roberts.
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 s ss ss Quirk. nspector-Charles Roberts. Republicans
 Judges-w. |. Crawford and Bert Fencetemaker. CIerks-To be supplied. Inspector-Mike Ohl. DOUGLAS PRECINCT. Voting Place No. i. Polling Place Court Room City Hall. Democrats-Four delegates.
 Judges-John Speer and John Der ger.
 Clerk-T. E. Wilson and c. c. Snith.
 Inspector-Tom Wilson. Republicans
 Judges-J. c. Cowan and A. Y. Wright.
 Clerks-Albert sames and A. W. Flickinger.
 Inspector-C. A. Overlook. Socialists Officers to be supplied. Voting Place No. 2. Polling Place Seventh Street School House. Democrats-Four delegates.
 Judges-J. M. Biggs and Joe Schwertner. clerks-Amoa Cole and P. Vim berly.
 Inspector-W. F. Johnson. Voting Place No. 3. Polling Place, House in sunnyside
 Addition. Democrats-One delegate Judges-Frank Barbs and John Meadows.
 Clerks-M. B. Howerton and NJ. A. Clyatt.
 Inspector-R. N. French.
 Voting Place No. 4. Polling Place, Parsons Carpenter Shop. Democrats-Four delegates.
 Judges-F. s. Douglas and W. R. Henry.
 Clerks-J. H. East and Carl Smith. Inspector-Harvey Johnson.
 Voting Place No. 6.
 Polling Place, Star Stables Democrats-Six delegates.
 Judges-Andy Scott and W. M. Reno.
 Clerks-Kelly Henry and James Lee.
 Inspector-T. H. Taylor.
 Voting Place No. 5.
 Polling Place, 18th Street School. Democrats-Three delegates. Judges-Henry Tisdale and George Campbell.
 Clerks-Tom Butler and Ira Glenn Inspector-G. B. Yeti. FORT HUAcHUcA AND WEST
 HuAcHucA.
 Polling Place, Fort Huaehuca. Democrats Judges-G. J. Peterson and Jack Burns. Clerks-W. Francis and F. J. Ran daN.
 Inspector-B. M. Peoples. hepuDllcanS-
 Judges-George H. Clark and Frank Joerger.
 Clerks-John GungI and -. Inspector -. Socialists
 Inspector-E. P 4. Larrieu.
 GLEASON PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House. Democrats
 Judgec U H. Bright and W. B. Moore. Clerks W. W. Gates and John M. Hefey. Inspector-B. A. Taylor. Republicans
 Judges = Sidney Ridgeway anc Paddy White.
 Clerks-George Reed and -, Inspector-John Gleeson. Socialists
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DOS CABEzAs PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House. Democrats
 Judges-Peter Boyer and W. H. Newell.
 Clerks-Joe Schaefer and E. Nj.
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ST. DAVID PRECINCT

ST. DAVID PRECINCT.
 Polling Place. School House. Democrats Judges-chares Smith and Grant Merrill
 clerks-H. o. Post and P. A. Lei green.
 Inspector-Henry Busby. Republicans Judges-GeOrge c. Dana and Adrian Merrill.
 clerks-Heber Martin and Byron Wilson.
 Inspector-crozier Kimban. Socialists
 Officers to be supplied.
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scHEs AT NAco AND LOWELL, AR Oenix, Nov.9 IA, 'OS, Attra ~~s~s~~~@~~<~~~~~~~ Officers to be supplied HEREFORD AND ASH CANYON
 PRECINCTS. Polling Place, Hereford School House, Judges-R. NJ. Axrord and c. H. Holmes.
 clerks-William Houston and B. F. Stewart.
 Inspector-H. E. Fletcher. Republicans
 Judges-Sam Merser and G. J. Me. Cabe.
 Clerks-To be supplied. Inspector-Lee Snodderly.
 JOHNSON PRECINCT.
 Polling Place. wien's Store. Democrats
 Judges-Robert Mackay and c. L. Mckinney.
 Clerks-William Maher and Seth Merrill.
 Inspector-A. H. Wien. Republicans
 Judges-Albert Peterson and H. J. Clifford
 Clerks-To be supplied. lnspector-Ben x. Williams. LOWELL AND WARREN PRECINCT. Polling Place, Judge erier's Office. Democrats-R. c. Stanford and L. L. Wallace.
 clerEs-R. NJ sauer and Hugh Hud- dleson.
 Inspector-J. M. Johnson. Judges-E. M. Durley and F. E. Lane.
 Clerks-R. H. Cunningham and H. H. Fricke.
 Inspector-Mark p. John. Judges-K. Kreeley and Clerks-To be supplied. Inspecbor-O. P. Gray.
 WACO PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House. 
 Judges-R. T. Frazier and E. A. 
 Clerks-Vernon Greaves and John Towner.
 Inspector-W. G. Brown. 
 Judges-T. H. Witt and E. A. Fol som.
 Clerks-Ed. NJ Blake and Lee Hall. Inspector-E. P, Els. 
 Offices to be supplied
 PARADISE PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, christys Hall. 
 Judges-R. Haddon and ". K. Nor row.
 Clerks-O. F. Weigle and J. c. Han cock.
 Inspector-L. H. Scanland. 
 Judges-H. S. Chamberlain and J. 5. Williams.
 Clerks-J. H. Knowles and -. Inspector-Renwick White. 
 Inspector-George A. Walker. Other officers to be supplied
 PEARcE PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, Warnekros Hall. Democrats
 Judges-G. NJ. Cunningham and w. D. Monmonier. Clerks-H. NJ. Masac and Morris Sanford. Inspector-Joe Bignon. JudgesLA. Y. Smith and L. E. Ieiges.
 Clerks-Jesse Snyder and A. H. Mat ley. Inspector-E. A. Rose. Socialists Officers to be supplied
 PIRTLEvILLE PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House.  Judges-J. c. Thomas and Young Davis.
 CIerks-To be supplied. Inspector-M. s. Buttner.  Inspector-C. c. Barclay. Other officers to be supplied.
 POOLS PRECINCT.
 Polling Place at Benson.
 LUsK PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, Riehart's Store. democrats Judges-John Caylor and N. N. ranks. Clerks-WilHam T. Tong and E. J. filler. Inspector--Newt Eldridge. Fl Officers to be supplied.
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- TOMBSTONE PRECINCT.
 Polling Place. City Hall. Democrats
 Judges-Mart Welch and O. K. Coll Clerks-A- W. Howe and J. NJ Cabell.
 Inspector-Ed. McGinnis. Republicans
 Judges-C. B. Tarbell and Sam Johnson.
 Clerks-Geo. W. Swain and c. T. Kingsbury.
 Inspector-A. H. Gardner. Socialists
 nspector-Eugene Robert. Other officers to be supplied.
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WILCOX PRECINCT.

WILCOX PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House. Democrats
 Judges-R. J. Stark and ]. B. Cook. Clerks-J. Harris and Gus Moore. Inspector-L. V. McCourt. Republicans
 Judges-J. P. Cummings and H. A. Morgan.
 Clerks-E. P. Valentine and Harry Parks. Inspector-W. R. McComb. Socialists
 Judges-Geo. McKittricK and Clerk-To be supplied. Inspector-B. O. Cameron.
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WILGUs AND FL DORADO PRE-
 CiNCT. Polling Place, School House at Wilgus. Democrats
 Judges-T. B. Stark and A. c. Smith. Clerks-Wn. Knott and Joe Smith. Inspectors-J L. Hudson. Republicans Judges-Ike Shaw and J. B. Vim cinZi
 Clerks-J. A. Stafford and -. Inspector-Archie Shaw.
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LEWISTON PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House. Democrats Judges-T S. Sullivan and M. B. Kinchilla.
 Clerks-W. O. Cochran and J. Bunch Inspector-J. D. Prewitt
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Republicans
 Judges-H. R. Hindman and H. Hen- rich.
 Clerks-To be supplied.
 Inspector-H. Heinrich.
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Republicans
 officers to be supplied.
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PARADISE PRECINCT,
 Polling Place, christys Hall. Democrats Judges-R. Haddon and ". K Nor row.
 Clerks-O. F. Weigle and J. c. Han cock.
 Inspector-L. H. Scanland.
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ouirk
 Inspector-Charles Roberts. Republicans
 Judges-W. |. Crawford and Bert Fencetemaker.
 Clerks-To be supplied.
 Inspector-Mike Ohl.
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Review Want Aos Bring Results.
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Republicans
 Judges-H. S. Chamberlain and J. s. Williams.
 Clerks-J. H. Knowles and -. nspector-Renwick White.
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CURTIS AND FAIRBANk PRECINCT
 Polling Place. Curtis School House.

Polling Place, Curtis School House. Democrats
 Judges-Fred Bennett and Pink Murray
 clerks-z. W. Morrison and Frank Cough.
 Inspector-J. N. Curtis.
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Republicans
 Judges-F. c. Rimpau and c. h. Stanley.
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clerks-Chase Kimban and James F. Montana.
 Inspector-L. R. White.

Socialists
 Judges-To be supplied. Clerks-To be supplied. Inspector-L. T. Coons.
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JOHNSON PRECINCT.
 Polling Place. wien's Store. Democrats Judges-Robert Mackay and c. l.. Mckinney
 Clerks-William Maher and Seth Merrill
 Inspector-A. H. Wien. Republicans Judges-Albert Peterson and H. J. Clifford.
 Clerks-To be supplied. Inspeetor-Ben x. Williams.
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Inspector-George A. Walker.
 Other officers to be supplied.
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htDuDHcanS-
 Judges-Sam Merser and G. J. Me. Cabe.
 Clerks-To be supplied.
 nspector-Lee Snodderly.
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Officers to be supplied.
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Voting Place No. 6.
 Polling Place, Star Stables. Democrats-Six delegates. Judges-Andy Scott and W. M. Reno.
 Clerks-Kelly Henry and James Lee.
 Inspector-T. H. Taylor.
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omcers to be supplied

HEREFORD AND ASH CANYON
 PRECINCTS. Polling Place, Hereford School House. Democrats-
 Judges-R. NJ. Axford and c. H. Holmes.
 clerks-William Houston and B. F. Stewart
 Inspector-H. E. Fletcher. Republicans
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Republicans
 Judges = Sidney Ridgeway anc Paddy White.
 Clerks-George Reed and -, Inspector-John GIeeson.
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Democrats-Four delegates.
 Judges-J. M. Biggs and Joe Schwertner.
 Clerks-Am0s Cole and P. Vim berly.
 Inspector-W. F. Johnson.
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The polling places and the names oI the election officers appointed for con ducting the said Primary Election are as follows:
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Clerk-To be supplied. Inspector-B. o. Cameron.
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Republicans-
 Judges--R. E. Todd and-J. s. Pal nerlee.
 Clerks-E. H. Storrs and Inspector-W. J. Berner.
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Socialists
 Judges-Geo. McKittrick and
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LOWELL AND WARREN PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, Judge erieTs Office. Democrats-R. c. Stanford and L. L. Wallace
 CleTts-R. NJ. Sauer and Hugh Hud- dleson.
 Inspector-J. M. Johnson.
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RepuDNcanS-
 Judges-C. N. Thomas and F. R. O'Brien.
 Clerks-C. I. McReynoIds and E. P. Brewster.
 Inspector-William Hughes.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-09-04
Powers Of Commissioner,

Congress has conferred pretty broad
powers upon the commissioner of Ia
Dor. He can undertake at his discre-
tion any investigation which in his
judgment relates to the welfare of the
working people of the country and he
can employ in this quest for informa-
ton all the means at his disposal and
the corps of statistical experts, special
agents, clerks, ETC., carried on the pay
roll of the bureau of labor. Uncle
Sans labor commissioner may, II he
choose, simply make report to con-
gress once year on his investigations
but of late years special reports have
been issued monthly or even oftener,
and on a number of occasions the
president has called upon the commits
sioner of labor to make special inquiry
in some field and communicate his
findings as quickly as possible.
The bureau of labor is in reality
great intelligence Office" that pours
out information through four different
channels. The first of these is made
up of the results of original investiga-
tions conducted by the bureau or it's
agents and experts. Secondly the la
Dor bureau gives the whole country a
digest of state labor reports, thus
bringing to the attention of the gen.
eral public many matters relating to
conditions in the different states of the
union that might not otherwise become
matters of common knowledge.
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claim to have seen her pronounce her
exceptionally wild" and of powerful
Amazonian proportions
Her hair, according to common re,
port, is long and entirely unbound,
flowing in spectral tresses over her
bare shoulders and down to her waist.
Her skin is said to be tanned, but her
natural complexion, according to sew
eral who claim suddenly to have run
across her in some of the canyons, is
that of an Anglo-Saxon. She is de-
scribed as beautiful, but timid as a
fawn.
About three months ago, rumor has
it, she was seen for the first time
in ravine not far from Whites Land
ing. She appeared going over the
brow of hill, on the apex of which
she paused awhile and stood gazing
over the sea and leaning on her rifle
About month ago the wild WON
an" was seen in the vicinity of the
isthmus, and several boys spent near
ly day looking for her rendezvous
but without avail.
The wild woman completely
eludes all followers, and is as nimble
as a goat when it comes to running
up and down hills. +
AT the first the story Of her pres
ence on the island was discredited
but In the last few days tourists have
returned to Avalon from hunting trips
and verified the report. They claim
to have seen her in 1ections of the
island widely apart, Indicating that
she is great traveller.
There has been some talk in Avalon
of organizing a searching party to &C
after the woman and run her down
A number Of men have volunteered
but the women here think she ought
to be let alone.