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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-12
SHINING MARK FAILS.

1.-THE Washington Post announces
that an illuminated keyhole Is one OF
the recent inventions. That announce
ment was made a score of years ago
and has been repeated annually ever
since, but the keyhole doesn't come
along.'-Philadelphia Press.
This is quite true. An Illuminated
keyhole was tested some time ago. The
orif1ce was surrounded by luminous
paint, and the device looked good-in
the daytime. But when the man of the
house reached the door mat at 2 a. M.
and saw seven Illuminated keyholes
confronting him with no clue to which
one was "it,' the scheme was promptly
pronounced a failure.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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WHERE 1Hn RaFsReNDUM York; RndHr.

The Trenton Times regards the result of the special election in Hackensack
in which the voting machine was abolished as another Indication of the weak
ness of the referendum principle" which docs not fairly measure public sent-
ment OIL a question submitted, but it does afford opportunity to a small minority
to control" OF this election in Hackensack 1T may be testified that it brought
out a larger percentage of the total vote than any previous special election in
New Jersey, a vote moi far behind the total vote in the same districts in the
last election for Governor BE it remarked, also that all the influences official
and otherwise. that could be brought o bear on the electorate favored the re-
tenton of the voting machine. Secretary of State Dickinson sent his literature
20 Hackensack the voting machine contractors agents were there, an political
al brought to bear. But nothing could stop the popular revolt against
the machine, and nothing can stop the revolt in all the other municipalities
of New Jersey against a contivance imposed by a scandaous job upon the
peope without heir consent
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WHERE CRIMINAL PROSECUTION HAS STRANGELY FAIL

There seems to be necessity for some explanation of the failure to prosecute
In recent cases of malpractse resulting in death, that ave occurred in Essex
County The third cased the kind within two years a reported a few days
ago In the first casep political and social influences wereb brought toll bear, and one
of the alleged principals a Sussex County politician, appearst o have dropped
u OF sight Of justice. The second case. last winter, is almost forgotten. There
has been n o trial. although indictments were had. There are onenss of COM
paratve unimportance that have kept criminal Justice awake O. nights Vastly
Tor Importance is attached to III case OF some cheap loafer who has falsely
registered for an election than in cases involving the tragcal deaths of young
girls Is 1t a more hinous ofense % violate he excise la than to connive in
the rim If oma slaughter?
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BEES OR

Presidential bees is round
Buzzin' mighty strong.
l sho' does enjoy de sound,
OATS a cheerful song.
When you hears somebody say,
Sweet as sweet kin be,
Come aroun' election day
An cas- yoh vote fob mel"
Some is putin honey by
Std O. buzzin' SO.
Some Is flynn mighty high
An some is hyin' low
Each Of 'em done hope to catch
De sweetness as dey fit;
World is one big clover patch
Fob dey all's benefit.
Washington Star.
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, GOLD BRICK FOR KEARNY.

Beware the Greeks bearing gifts" A representative If the Suburban
water Company, a subsidiary of IN East Jersey Water Company. has been
consultation whit the K@rnya authorities, al as a result the Council is to con-
test the right Of Jersey City to sen water to the meadow shops of the Penn
sylvana Railroad. The Suburban Water Company used to supply the shops
but vas supplanted by Jersey City. Kerny is excluded rom the job by its
with the water company, and that concern, with al eye to business
proposes that its contractw with Kearny be extended, in consideration for which
it will grant to Kearny what the company doesn't possess the right to supply
the meadow shops, if Jersey City "a be shut out o its contract by legal pro-
ceedhngs. The West Hudson towns ave been very phabe to selfish East Jersey
manipulation. This is only another gold brick
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EORCEEuL REASON.

Now" said the Sunday school
teacher, leach little boy will tell in his
own words Just why he comes to Sun
day school. We will begin with Tommy
Tuffnut. Why do you come to Sunday
Tommy"
"'Cause me dad said he'd lick de
out o. me If I didn't" replied
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Record.
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BOUND TO GET So.

"what forced you to become crooked?"
asked the magistrate of the prisoner
before him.
Trying to make both ends meet.
your honor" was the more or less salts
factory reply.-Cleveland Leader.
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H s TOO.

Sometimes a woman smiles because
she is amused. and sometimes to con-
ceal her anger. "-Somerville Journal.
And sometimes because someone has
said that she has pretty teeth
Houston Post.
And her again it may be because
the stage manager insists upo It.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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A E E CONCLUSION.

Towne-Nonsense! Who odd you
Miss Pretty has a good disposition?
Browne-Why, she's always smiling.
Doesn't that show a good disposition?
Towne-Not necessarily; sometimes it
merely shows good teeth and dimples.
Philadelphia Press.
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WOULD BE A RELIEF.

$50 you favor the suit of that for
eigner?'
Yes answered Mr.. Cumrox. Il
think I should rather like to have a
mar in the family whose English moth
er the girls can criticise instead Of
mine. Washington Star.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-06-12
WoRK EoR THE MUNICIPALITY TO DO.

The duty of exterminatng vagrant dogs belongs to the city authorities
They have 10 right to authorize a private corporation TO perform any police
duty, I'M al appropriation in the budget to such a organization for any
purpose cannot be justified. The subsidy Of $4,000 a year PAID to the Humane
Society" is a misappropraHon. and should not appear in this years budget
There are nany criticisms Of this society OF its agents. For the amount mis-
appropriated the city can maintain a force for a period long enough to get rid
of the worthless cursth that abound. A wen-kept house dog of any value is per-
sonal property and it appears that it is only this kind of dogs that have been
sought for by the private dog-catchers, as their redemption means payment of /.
Zee by the ne
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HAD REASON TO BE.

Jig1ey-You look prosperous. old
man.
Grafton-Yes. I suppose you read
about Markley's ambition to be gov
rho
Jigley-Yes, I see by the papers that
he says he's in the hands Of his
friends
Extraordinarily. Well. I'm n Of
the Observation-Disclosures Press.
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WOULD BIZ REAL HOME START.

When amateurs, for Charity"
Present a little play,
Why shouldn't they keep what they
make
For who so poor as they?
Philadelphia Press.
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NEW BOTANY.

Citiman-You ought to know some
thing about flora and that sort of thing.
Tell me what is a "forget-me-not?"
Subbubs-Why. it's a piece of string
that your wife ties around your finger
when you go to town on an GRAND
Philadelphia Press.
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Sn 2\gMtsome MOOD
HIS EXPLANATION.

81 can understand" said McJigger,
why ROSTERS that fight are called
game cocks but what Is a game
HEMP"
"Why?" replied Thingumbob, ats
one that lays bets, I guess. "-Philadel-
phia Press.
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WHERE THE INGENUITY COMES.

1T requires a very ingenious man to
be an inventor, doesn't it?'
Il should say So answered the me-
chanical expert. Getting up an inven-
ton isn't so hard. but the ingenuity re-
quired to get it on the market is enor
mous.'-Washington Star.
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WHERE 0 INT "FIGURE.'

Here is another proof that the world
is preparing for universal peace"
WHATS that?"
while the men sheathe the sword
the women sheathe themselves
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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GENEROUS

"He has no regard for anyone else.
He has no milk of hupan kindness"
20! l wouldn't say that. He's a very
small man. o know; probably he has
it, but It's condensed philadelphia
Press.
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MIGHT BE EFFECTIVE.

II admit he's lazy, but he's got the
making of a good man in him" at4s
Eyes, all he needs is to have some@
body kick It out Of him. "--Philadelphia
Press.
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HARVEST OF HOBS.

Remember dis. son. said Uncle
Eben. "dar ain no work you kin cut
out fob yohse'f as hard as tryin' to git
h'oo life wiiplt workin' Washington
Star.
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A PROPOSED FlRH DEPARTMENT CHANGE.

Our city possesses a good fire department that has always beer qua to
any emergency, I'M here is 10 Drawer body Of men in any city. h depart
nent an men are al that can be desired, but a system is always capable of
improvements. The plan offered by a special committee of the Board OF Trade
committee would establish from thu present personnel OF the department Ave
batahons provided with auto cars equipped with ufe-saving devices short lad
des m other necessary equipment, % be stationed at different CENTRALLY points
ready to respond instantly to n alarm of fire.. AS seve men would b. sufh-
cient to care for the hrehomes and get the engines o a fire. the battalion men
could be spared until their services at a FIRE were needed Time is everything in
an emergency of fire. and otter the immediate necessity is for frenenb rather han
for Engines. Half a dozen trained men ma check or stop n incdent conha-
grafton before thu engines arrive, and thus save large property losses They
may be required with their safety devices and ladders to say lives that other
wise would b sacrificed by the line the engines reached the fire.. Te battahons
would be ready to respond instantly in case of the collapse of a building or
other similar disaster in which human life could be saved. There is also al
economic value in the Plan, since it would tend to say wear and ter o n the
horses and apparatus of the department. The Fire Commission IA n o reason
% resent h recommendations made because they emanate from the Boardo of
Trade The commission should welcome any suggestion calculated to improve
The WORKING Of he department
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HUMAN NATURE.

The thoughtless mind most longs to
soar
To heights that few can reach;
The less one has to say the more
One wants to make a speechl
-Washineton Star.
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ONLY O TRUE.

do you really keep a cat?"
Eyes, and I car tell you the best way
tt do it,
"How2'
TRY to chase it away.'-Philadelphia
Press.
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THe RACE TRACK DOOMED IN NEW DIRK

After the present. racing season in New York. the programs or which viii
he uartv carried out to fulfil contracts and engagements, the a tracks in
the state will in all probability be permanently closed. unless in the meantime
the racetrack men shall succeed in having the new Legislative act seta aside by
the courts There appears to be some ground for an appeal In the character
Of h penalty prescribed for betting IN horses The act makes betting a felony
punishable the same S a crime against person or property. 1t may De argued
that this is a "cruel and unusual punishment for merely a statutory ofense
which, the law had previously leganzed and licensed n taken a n income from
But the prospects of an annulment of the Nv by the courts are quite remote
and it nay be affirmed that to all intents and purposes the racet track is a dead
institution in New York as it cannot be maintained without the income, direct
ad Indirect from pools selling The loss ntaied by the new Law is not alone
for the racing associations the horse owners AM the pool sellers 1t falls upon
the railroad companies, the hotels in New York city and Saratoga and the
fashionable cafes There will also be a large shrinkage in the take. The
gain will be a limitation of he temptations and opportunities for playing the
horses" by men OF limited incomes Whether the tracks in New York be open
Oh closedt there will Hn be opportunities Tor betting Tor races VIII be held else
where in the country and the hand book man" will always be in evidence.
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AN EXCEPTION

Hewitt-Figures wont lie.
Jewett-That's what I tell the people
I meet In business, but they won't be-
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Hewitt-What is your business?
Jewett-I'm a collector for a gas COM
pany.-Town and Country.
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-- ADAME scHuMANN HEINK, one of the greatest contraitos the vi
4V4 JERSEY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Assucy sos ~ Deoves aad Pssbje
Doltea. ankaaaIa1io0o NalIoo IT, aay
Pssis1issi a. 3eSssise y - u.
Tsasssial 49, oaeees1ss4. ovesy.
tAiag eieoa 81 up.to111A
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
Notice Of p.b,,e Trustees Sale

Whereas, on the sth day of March, A. d. 1901,
sassd % and d.iI"ersd 70 tho public trustee q
o.1..n s1 s1S.s Ss.s .Sss e1 d: iss a., ns
oss ., &. z County S:: % any and q Il:
Grande County. Colorado, In hook q, at page
iss, .h:s:sy 5: e.sv:ysa e .hs 80 ..iS sG6l,s
situate, Wing and Ssins In the . Counsy q Rio i
Grsnds and State u colorado. towit: The east
half q section Ii. In township 81 north Of rang
l.s, and paitieulsrly an undivided fcsr ssnths
istsssst g h sztsasi91 q %: joe nav.!dss
rsdo. aud an undivided tsoth Of he water
carried b said ditch end aleo an undivided
foar. eeath Of ths water dscresd % ssid ditch b.
Sis..iet. 10. tbs fsslish Jorisdiesioa district
securing d peynsst q .hrse !esstsin Sroais:
is j. @ son q 8, Is :s.s.ssd % Is ~. SsS
sad date - said trust dsod shove described and
payable 70 Tie order os Hsary sehsrsr sad
And vhsrsas. ths said .otss asd i.tsess,
g "a sss !. ss:s q s.ss I" 8
~ Sss:o 'i q !. sSs = e. q = :s.:s: Ss
:issd s: lad 10 - :.id sss.. a"sS S:serlb:d. &,
srsl eiresistiea 10 ths eossy vhsrs. ssid issd
is .ituatsd. o. The time and plscs o. .slcs nay
ell satd pfo0ipos at Doblic sabo at tbo North
frunt door u The County Coart Hooss, In Ric
0rsnde Coaety. State q colorado. fos shs 1ar
poss Of paying thu principal and interest ~
asecuttnl said tsust.
NOW. fhsrslors. I. Erwin J. Adams, publie
trustee In asd fos the Coenty Of Rio Glasds
ths request q ths legal holder q said sotss
esA bj virtue OF the pcvsrs os said truss desd
p ae srastsd ~ public trustss, ] WILL On
Tuesday, ths slst day of April. A. d. tsaA st ths
h0us OF 70 o'clock In tbs forenoon a aaid day a'
ths North frnat door of the Coert A0ass in thl
town Of Del Noets, Cponty of BIO Grsnds. stat1
highest and hsst bidder fos cash for shs psrposl
0l paying said notss and istersst and the cost
q exeeutiox this trust. the lands hsretnabovs
descrihsd.
Dated 81 Del Norts, Colorado, this 18th day ol
March, A. D. lS0a
ERWIN J. ADAMS,
Public Trustee
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
DEL NoRrE ELECTION

At the Del Norte town election
Tuesday there was only one regu-
lar ticket on the ballot, viz: For
mayor, Jesse Wiley; for trustees
one year, Mark Bietell, Thomas
w. Carr, Fred w. Freeman: for
trustees for two years, James s.
Graham, Frank w. Hubbard, Al
bert Bingel.
There were 1O7 votes cast for
the straight ticket and Al tickets
scratched.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
Sale o. sssss LasAs.

Notice 10 hereby given that viii ssll. at psblie
auction. " the highest respectable blddsr. On
the siath day oi May is0s. 81 : o'clock ?. H.. at
The odscs of fhs stats Board Of Land Co0ais.
sioosr,. Capitol Building. Dsovss. Colombo.
Ne following dsseril,sd iands situated In Rio
0rands County. Colorado. vis:
n. ". y section 10. Township - North,
Range East. hiaiaua price ~ aers ejS.so.
sahisct 70 any and all sassnsats " rishts ol
vsy bssstososs legally ohtaissi and no~ In fall
force and eject. u any thsss b.
Rs.sevins. however. 70 shs stass u Colorado,
oil rishts 70 ANY coal os oshss niperal os any
character undsrlyins said land. ssd tbs right
a lnsrsss and a9rsss fos ths psspoas u niaias.
soGsshss with ssosxh II ths ssrfscs a saos o.
may b nsess~ssy Tor the prosss ssd cnevsaisss
vostiaS oi ssch ninsrai.
vaius II inpeoveossss O this lsnd % -.
praised b. shis DsSastaess. ots7soo (vhisA
amount ineIs6ss wassrsishs vsissA 81 eiSao 20
Owner of laprovsasnts J. Alfred Baish.
Aosts Vista. Colo.
Sais Ap1licstios No. tAD.
No iasd will - sold a lsss than the misiaum
Price pss ssss,' % sivsa shove. ~ parcels
vill 10 sold In The shave oedes. aud essA tsas~
wtll 10 sold o. Described ahove-hs the saos
more a. lsss.
Tss1s q Dayssst shsii b - osliows. vis.
o. lssds ssliias sos seAe 70 - ~ ssss, y
~ esat. a ~ DsssAsss oossg % ~ ~ Al
sals, ~ halssss u sigAAsss sqaAl snssal ~.
osets q ~ eeet. ~ ssseo. LasA sslllaG
q oess tAas - ~ $50 - isss tAas - ~
asss, = ~ esse. sasA - ~ Aay - salA ~
ealasss II lssstsss sssal ssseal payoss6 q
: ~ ssaa ~ ssssa. LssAs ssoltas ~ n
~ sVwss1A = ~ sssA saah, 80 baiasss h
eeeal asoaal poy0ssh q ~ ssal inasssss.
y ~ p0seAesos 1sos ~ en- ~ i0peove-
osats. - oose ~ ~ ~ saos - ssis. pue.
Goeses VII esesoos bso1. - psssi1s1 b ~.
~ - ~ q ju1v u, 1oB; oos4 - sieissa q
~ 0sI1s1 oeoess. q - w. ~ 1sslessl ~
loeeotlsa q bsesola0 sosh assa ~ aopsaias.
0esa ~ sAveeo1e1ne ~.
joos ?. vsvsAn.
oeds1s ooo1e Doas1 = kan1 0soaissisesss.
~ ~ 0aGuA -; taso - Aos1l -
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

The management of the Last
Dollar mine in Cripple Creek hes
offered the use OF that mine for
the purpose Of having a rock drill
ing contest, in which all the reli-
able makes Of stoping drills on the
market today will he represented.
This contest will be held during
the months of May aud June Of
this year and Is receiving quite .
bit OF attention from mining men
from oil over the west. -Creede
Candle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
ARMY EXPENDITURES

The appropriation bill passed by
the senate Monday carries $98, 900,
600 for the support of the army.
Senator Hale, of Maine, expressed
the hope that the progrsme for
such . vast increase would not be
carried into effect. He also pro-
nounoed against the plan for four
bsttleships and called attention to
the fact that 20 per cent OF the
government revenues we're now be-
ing expended on past, present and
future warn, including expendi-
lures for pensions.
Senator Hale traced the in
crease in military expenditures to
the necessity for protecting the
Philippines which he spoke of as
"a pestilential curse" He made
the prediction that the expenses
would continue to pile up until
this country got rid of those
islands.
Senator Clapp, expressing him.
self in sympathy with Senator
Hale. suggested reconsideration Of
the army bill with q view TO modi-
flying it, provisions.
Incidentally Mr.. Hale expressed
the opinion that the war talk be-
tween the United States and any
other country was "nonsense."
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Seth & Jones, of Chama, N, NJ.
who owned pea land in the valley
made a big success of the business.
Mr.. Seth informed reporter for
this paper than the firm had re-
Gently disposed of eight car loads
of lambs for 1925 per cwt. and
had sold SIX quarter sections OF
land for $40, 900, the entire tran
saction netting over $37, 900. ln
answer to the question whether the
growing and pea feeding of lambs
in the San Luis valley pays M.
Seth replies yes, emphatically, il
managed properly.-Prospector.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
THE INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION

TAE INDUSTRIAL DEPRESSION
Two large reasons are urged for
regarding the industrial depres-
zion - IN end. One 10 tho re-
ported fact that money 10 no longer
tight, and the other that business
men have adjusted their Affairs to
lower levels Of expenditure. In
stead Of implying recovery from
the depression, both facts indicate
its persistence aud intensification.
The tight money" OF last Fall did
indeed spoil hard times. But that
was because It crippled business
men in meeting obligations already
contracted. But easy money"
now means no moro than that the
demand for loans hes shrunk,
which means in turn that business
operations are contracting. Aud
this inference harmonizes with the
Inference that in adjusting their
operations to lower levels OF ex.
peud,ture, business men are pro.
noting hard times instead Of rid.
ding 10 Of them. They are thereby
diminishing the purchasing power
OF the people ~ q whole.-The
Puhlic.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Harry FranckIln has recently
sold his cattle and will 90 out of
the cattle business, owing to the
fast disappearing summer range.
He will still keep his ranch, but
will live in Monte Vista having
bought the Stroup house.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
First Bsptist Church,

Rev. =. l.. BLOwEsa. Pastor.
Morning service at II .. m. Evening
service 7:3O. Sunday school 10 .. m.
b Y PU $50 p. m. Wednesday evening
meeting 7:3O
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

The national bankers are very
much opposed to the Aldrich bill.
II Walter Wellman's report Of an
extensive inquiry among bankers
may b accepted, there 10 about 70
b formed . banking federation Of
vast Dimensions and portsntous
possibilities. Such q federation
would rule the government, from
party primary 70 Presidential elec-
ton aud from local tax assessor 70
secretary Of the Federal treasury,
With % ahsolut~nsss lar transcsnd.
Icy ths present power Of tho bank.
isG iatereo>a.
Ths Kentucky ''Night Riders"
have become . desperate gang Of
ioeeodsarses. ThN state Of affairs
- 3 traesd to ths tobaeco trust
whseA sot osly eostrois ths prios
q tobacco products bat ths boy.
~ pgsee q raw tohacoo theesby
ds,v,1g ~ tobseeo farmers Into
poveetv. Poverty oltsa drives
- - deepeealioa sueA - sxists
= 3oa1neky.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
0hplstian ehsreh,

Morning Subject, "The Little Book.
Evening subject, Excuses"
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
M. 3. Church

FRANK ". BlETNALL. PastOf.
Sunday Services
Sunday School 1000 .. m.
Morning Sermon HOO q. m.
Epworth League 100 p. N.
Evening Sermon, 500 p. m.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting 8 10
Ladies Aid Society meets the third
Thursday afternoon Of each month.
Tho Womaos Foreign Missionary
Society meets the first Thursday Of each
month.
FOrmaldehyde
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Presbyterian Church
SAMuns. d. MooRx, Pastor.
Sunday School $50 q. m.
Morning Service ll:O .. a.
Evening Service 7:30 p. m.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-08-27
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given chat the
Registry Books for the General Elec-
tior to be held on the first Tuesday
after the first Monday IN November
1905, viz: November 3. 1905, are now
open at the office of the Registry
Agent for Carson Precinct. Ormsby
county, State of Nevada, at the office
of the said Registry Agen. at Carson
City, and will remain open daily on
all legal days from 10 o'clock a. m.
to o'clock p. m. from the list day Of
August, 1908, up to the 10th day OF
October, 1908, and for ten days pre-
ceding the day set for the closing
of the books they shall be open at
the office Of the Registry Agent be-
tween the hours of Z O'Clock and 8
o'clock p. m in addition to the hours
mentioned. The books will