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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-09-26

asylum Mt Phoenix. The doctors
believe his trouble is only temper.
airy and that he will recover in q
short time In the meantime all
is silent around the Red Cloud
mine.
Work will be commenced soon
prospecting the group of claims adj
joining the Worlds Far mine.
This week an option on the group
was secured by l.. NJ. Raines, Il
mining man well known in Arizona
and Sonora, and who makes his
headquarters at Nogales. Asso-
ciated with Mr.. Raines is p. J.
Mcintyre, also a Nogales mining
man, In the group are four claims,
the Eldorado, the Silver Queen, the
New Moon and Ora Plata. The
Eldorado is the extension of the
Worlds Fair mine, the Silver
Queen coming next. No work other
than surface prospecting has heen
done on the claims, but the owners
believe they have a second Worlds
Fair and the men who have secured
the option on the property are of
the same opinion. OF course the
fame OF the Worlds Fair mine has
already penetrated every state in
the Union, widely known as it is
as the richest silver mine in the
southwest and commonly referred
to in Arizona as Frank Powers
bank. In this section it is fire.
quently said that when MIR. Powers
wants $4,000 or $4,000, he takes
out few carloads of ore and ships
it to some smelter. As the deal on
the group of claims mentioned was
just made a few days ago, plans
for the development work have not
been made vet. Several different
people are interested in the claims
Involved in the deal. The Eldorado
is owned by William Murphy of
Patagonia and Barney Quinn OF
Nogales; the Silver Queen is owned
by Phil Herold and +. ID. Miller of
Nogales and William Murphy; the
New Moon and the Ora Plata are
owned by William Murphy and
Frank Nugent of Patagonia.
AT the Four Metals mine the
Red Hill tunnel has now cut
through 220 feet of 0ulphide copper
ore and the last forty feet is the
richest encountered. Since the
footwall of the big ore body was
first cut, when the tunnel was in
440 feet, the ore has grown richer
with every weeks work.
For information in regard to the
mines of Santa Cruz county, write
to the Patagonia Chamber OF Com
merce, Patt r. Sullivan, secretary.
y u -
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
GIANTS WHIP THE REDS
Mathewson's Fine Pitching Enables
Nesc York to Reach the Top.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
No games scheduled
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 2; Cincinnati. o.
BROOKLYN. 8; Pittsburg. 1.
Chicago, 10; Boston 2.
st. Louis. 4; Philadelphia, o.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Cincinnati, Aug. co.-McGraw is happy man to-
night for while the Giants shutting out
Cincinnati by of 2 TO Brooklyn was giving
the Pirates second sound beating, and the Giants
tied with the nen Of the Smoky City tonight
for first place a result. The Giants chaing
determined to go to Pttsburg still even with
the Pirates, and have doubt of their ability to
break the tie and get clear hold first place in
the series there next week.
Mathewson pitched superb game to-day. The
Reds got eight hits off his delivery, it true while
Coakley held the Giants to four but the big New
Yorker invincible whenever men the
bases, and kept the hits that were made well scat
tered. He had good support. too. and while the
game close ard exciting to the end there was
never much doubt to where victory would rest.
The Giants took the lead with a single in
the fourth inning. Doyle started rally with
single. and Bresnahan walked. Donlin sacrificed,
and after Seymour had walked, filing the bases,
Doyle scored on Devlin's fly. The second and last
run scored in the ninth inning Bresnahan
walked. and Hulswitts error gave Donlin a life
and put Bresnahan third, whence he scored on
Seynour's fly.
Matty faced a perilous situation In the fourth
inning Huggins singled. Bridwell made mess
of Lobert's puny hit, and after q sacrifice, pass
to Mitchell filed the bases Then Camel struck
out and Mclean forced Mitchell.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
SUPERB4S REPEAT DOSE.
Pull the Pirates Back u1th a Second
Crushing Defeat.

Pittsburg, Aug. n-Patsy Donovan and his gu
perbas certainly trying hard to bring a pen
nant to greater New York even II Il cannot wave
across the Brooklyn Bridge. for to-day they fol-
lowed up the shut-out they gave the Pirates yes
terday by winning easily by score of to l.
The visitors started with rush and won the
game In the very first inning. Pattee walked and
Lumley singled Jordan flied to Wagner. and Pat
tee scored on the Dutchman's weird throw the
plate. Then Lewis singled, and LumIey scored
from second base. That contented the Brooklyns
until the sixth inning Then with two out McMil-
Ian singled. Mcintyre also singled, and Pattee
scored both men with a triple. In the seventh
Hurnmen trlpled did Jordan the latter
scoring on a wild pitch by Leever, who sent
in to save CamntZ
Mcintyre pitched great game and had good
support. The Pirates scored their only in the
sixth. Thomas beat bunt and Leach forced him.
Wagner drove Leach in with a double.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
DIXIE III WINS AGAIN.
Beats Chip III in First Cup Race,
Which Is Marred by Storm.
~ TeIesraph = Ths Trieune.I J

Alexandra Bay. y. Y. Aug 20.-Dixfe II. owned
by E j. Schroeder. of New York. winner OF the
recent International motor boat races. out at
Chippewa Bay this afternoon in the first gold
challenge cup contest OF the American Power Boat
Association. defeating the defender, Chip H. by
1s seconds over the 90-mie course The Dixie rep
resented the Thousand Island Yacht Club to-day
A tremendous sea. with heavy dOwnpour OF
rain, had it's effect the time and marTed the
spectators vision The finish IN the following
order: Dixie II. Chip III. the Pirate the Jan. the
Stranger and the Pawnee The winners time vas
1 hour I minute 81 seconds for the thirty miles
On the return from Chippewa Bay Delswanna
H. owned by Hewitt Morgan. of New York, and
run by George Miller. hit another motor boat ths
Malta owned by w A Vanwagner. Of Syracuse.
cutting it completely in two. Some weeks ago the
DeIawanna struck motor boat ar Clayton and
girl and young man were drowned Miller was
held the grand jury for the other accident ana
IS out bail IN the Malta to-day we're tnree
women and two men. who we're picked up
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Alceste, Taken III During Race,
Succumbs at P0ughkee psie.

Poughkeepsie, N Y, Aug. 9.-The three races
that made up to-day's programme in the grand cir
cult meeting at the Hudson River Driving Park
in straight heats
The brown Alceste which was taken sick
after winning two heats In the 2:2S trot yesterday
died to-day. The horse which five years old.
and valued at $4,000. owned by the Stam-
baugh brothers, of Youngstown, Ohio, and was In
the string of Ed Geers. who drove her yesterday.
Margaret o. trotted OF the prettiest races Of
the meeting in the 2da trot. She was never
headed Hedgewood Boy fulfilled expectations by
winning the 2N pace but he had no easy task.
John A. made the pace the first part of each heat,
and the first heat hard fight, in which
Hedgewood Boy npped out John A. few feet
from the wire. In the Dutchess, the only stake
race of the day, Jerry B., was never in serious
danger although Fred D. made bid for the first
heat.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
WRIGHT OUT OF FORM
RUNS INTO HARD MATCH.
Clothier .4Iso Has Trouble, and
Leroy Loses Long Match.
Isy r.lesraph to IN. Tribune ]

Newport R. L. Aug. 2o-The analysis of the main
match of the day the championship court SHOWS
either that Wright is wofully weak or that w r.
johnson possesses sufficient strength to entitle him
to high ranking. Importance of small degree
was attached to the contest because of the posi-
tion which Wright is TO hold on the American m
ternational team OF this year Wright had 10 Work
hard to win at 81. - and So
Ciother over the stretch OF turf BESIDE tne
theatre building experienced nearly much dlfh-
Guilty in defeating Irving C. Wright did the elder
Wright overcoming the young Phiiadelphian IL
was nip and tuck for the three sets, and the won
der was that Clothier successful in bringing II
off SO we'll He won at 7-5 So and T-5-
1t was too bad that so few the match IN
which sulloway, the great Harvard player and for
mer Massachusetts champion, defeated the Co
hrrnbia man Robert lie Roy. This contest was put
on the court away over by the music stand ana
probably the committee regarded 1t as ~alho'er
for LIE Roy, who finalist year ago Only
the latter part of the match was watched as the
crowd filed out of the Casino after witnessing the
erandstand contest and the victory of Clothier.
Then q good gallery stood about the court and
saw LIE Roy go down at the end OF nifty grueiiing
games, the sets going 81, As. s-4 % and 81
On the starred match tomorrow William j.
Clother will again appear on the championship
court. this time with J. o. Ames. the expert Rnode
Islander. as his opponent. and the field will be
narrowed down to the eight before the semi-hnals
The summaries follow:
assd q iasrssa aas L Tha hsuas e8sssr
feated /. G. Wright IS. 80. IS. N. Emerson de-
feated J. A. c. Colston e. 6Ls 63 6-4 Seymour
Johnson defeated Brisbane Penninan. 81 60 81 r
Gambrfii defeated G.. c. Allison by default
Fourth Round-F. B. Alexander defeated Gardiner
Rsss 81 Sc Wtssss Wi.t5sl dss.stsa dsss.tfd " s'Tp
Johnson. %. -. ca H G Martin defeated A l.
feated Robert Leroy. 81, -. 4S Is. 81. g
Touchard defeated Thornton, 64. ST. "a. 12-l0
SsEsni %:s'2sis ssyTss. ,2sfis#
"a g shs R L James defeated A. stlm.n 20 a-s'
s5, So 6-3. C. NJ. Bull defeated F c. Innnan
e2. 6-2, s-6. A c. Butler defeated u. Babcock
26 -S 6-1. 6-3 60. A Stman. I'd. defeated
A Mackinney 80 81. 6s 81
Dean Mathey defeated s. e. Hinckiey 81. 614 s-4
, 6-3 G. NJ. Church defeated William Rosenbaun 6 q
Is 54 S-2 G.. H Nettleton defeated Mantle Field
ing, 81, IS Ga C Hale defeated R Cambria Ga
T-5 60 II. Torrance, tr defeated r. C Butler. S-5
60 6-1.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
SERGEANT sREsT WINS CUP.

Camp Perry. Ohio. Aug. 2o-Sergeant A Brest.
of the United States Infantry, the Presidents
cup to-day. the closing event in the National Rifle
Associations tournament. He made a of COZ
against a field of 81 other contestants. Last year
the gold medal was by Sergeant Berg. of
Washington. by a score of 80. In to-day's contest
Captain F. W. Allen. OF Massachusetts. took second
prize the silver medal, with of So2- Third
nlace and the bronze medal taken by Lieu
tenant s. A. Harris United States Infantry, with
score of 300
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
Giants Reach the Top at Lasf.
Defeat Reds While Brooklyn Trounces Pirates-Hish-
landers Win Again from Detroit

The Giants reached the goal they have been
struggling for all season yesterday. They shut
out Cincinnati by a score of to o. while
Brooklyn administered second defeat to Pitts
burg by a score of to l. AS a result the
Giants and the Pirates are tied for first place
the percentage of each team being .6o4 No
games are scheduled to-day, but on Saturday
the Giants play Cincinnati again, while Brook
lyn will still be in Pittsburg On Monday the
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
e score feuON
-. -nD

.Batted for Delehanty in ninth inning. fBatted for
T2aU in 1Batted Blair in ninth inning
9Batted for Manning in ninth inning. sTwo out when
winning scored
Xeu york ............o o 0 o ? "a
Detroit .....---.-..--- 0 o-3
Tlree-bsse hits-McIntyre. Crawford ScheeTer- Two
base bit-Schmidt Sacrifice hts-Hemphfl. Winter
stolen basesSchaeer CO. Schmidt First base on efr2rs
New York 2; Detroit, . First base on balls-Of
Manning 6: off winter . struck out-By Manning g.
nv Winter 3 Hit by pitched bal-By Manning. l. Left
on bases-Detroit 10; New York, 4 Time-l:50 I'm
ON
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

QU4KERS MEET MOTIFS.
Fine Bouciing By King Against
Strong Batting Side of County.
y casls . Ths rrioan..1 J

Nottingham. Aug 9.-The Gentlemen Of Ptia-
delphia began three days game here to-day.
when they had opponents the strong Notts
eleven. and when play ceased for the day neither
side could claim advantage The home team
ali disposed OF for 159. while the Americans
had compiled 50. with FIVE wickets still in hand
Hardstaf who was the first BAT for Notts- made
top score of the day with So
J. B. King was again In evidence with the bal,
capturing seven wickets for IS runs. while Sayen
secured two and H V. Hordern one. The gans
will be resumed to-morrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Giants begin the crucial series OF the year In
Pittsburg.
While New York and Brooklyn were winning
in the West the Highlanders surprised and de-
lighted the fans here by taking another game
and the series from Detroit, the American
League champions. The team seems to have
come out of its slough of despond at last. and
is capable of playing good ball for the rest of
the season.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
The CHICAGO WINS THE Upton CUP.

Chicago Aug eo-The Upton Cup goes 10 the
.scht Chicago The series was decided to-day,
ehea the Chicago finished second ia the third Of
he contests The order Of the finish to-day was:
4. G first. Chicago. second. and La Rita, third
TIE / A C's time was 1882. The Chicago gets
ne cup OF points having previous race.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
BROOKLYN
Brooklyn -.
Pittsburg -.

Txo-base hits-Wagner Wilson. Three-base hits
Hts-On Camnitz, II n
innings; tso-thrds inning;
Two innings. Sacrifice hits-Storke
gen. Mcmillan Stolen bases-Abbatcchio. Humrnel Jor-
dan. Double pleys-Gbson. Storks and Leach Hummel
Lewis. Left beses-Pittsbury. Z; Brooklyn. o.
First base on bais-of Mcintyre 6; off Camnitz, l.
Struck Mcintyre. I: by CamnItz. g Ieifeld
2 Wild ptches-McIntyre and Tme-I so.
JTrnDfr
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
DUNNING LEADS FIELD
FINE START At DEAL.
Seuen Sirteens to Continue Play To-
dag for Various Cups.

C. A. DunninS one of the most promising prod
ucts of the Nassau Country Club. had the distlne-
ton OF leading strong field in the eighteen-nole
qualifying round of the annual Invitation tourna-
meut at the Deal Golf and Country Club yesterday
His score of 81 led Harry D. Smith, of Glen Ridge,
by stroke. Next came T. NJ. Sherman, Of Utics,
son of the Republican candidate for vicePresident
Sherman had 81.
Conditions could not have been more proptious
for golf the weather being cool and the course at
its best The original programme provided for four
sixteens. but as there nearly 15o starters the
good sportsmen of the club at once stepped for
ward and gave three extra trophies. As result
1lz players will have to continue to-day in
seven divisions of the largest fields on record
The gallery included many women. who watched
the contestants drive off and finish with keen In
terest.
Starting out Dunning gave promise of any
thing exceptional, at the second hole and
at the seventh spelling the card. Even at that he
went out In "A. which also included a at the snort
eighth On the homeward journey the Nassau
player reeled off the holes in par figures until ne
struck the home green. where he needed O.
His card was follows:
Out 9n .................... .............:.. sstt S1 So
FindIay S Douglas the Apawamis and Nassau
crack qualified with Ss, ragged putting pre-
venting him from doing better. Some complained
that the greens were fast while others thought
they were just right. Eight tied for two places
with scores of 30 at the of the first sixteen,
and In the playof A. T. Dwight, of seabright, ana
s D. Bowers, of Brooklawn, got in.
The luck OF the draw has brought several favor
ties together for the first round in the leading dvls-
ion to-day as may by the following pair
ings:
Bowers VS. Dunning, Dwight vs. Allen T. Con-
over vs Decker, Swords Martin Merriam vs.. H
D. Smith. Douglas VS.. Brokaw, Rhett VS. baiu"Hi
and Wild Sherman
The scores were:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
a. c. VANDERBILT GIVES $500.

G Vanderbilt gave $500 yesterday TO the fund
ior the reception 10 the Olympic athletes next
eaturdsy- Arrangements fer the reception are
Practically complete.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO- DAY.
a Buffalo.
Jersey City at Toronto.
Providence at Montreal
Baltimore at Rochester
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Jersey City. 6: Toronto. 5.
Newark, 8: Buffalo. o.
Baltimore, 4; Rochester, 2.
Providence, 8; Montreal, o.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
WASHINGTON, z; ST. LOUIS. o.

At Washington: n n z
81 louis ...........0 o 0 o o 90
Eatteries-Was ashington, Kelley and Street: st:
Louis Bailey and Smith Umpres-Connohy ana
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Baseball To-day, 4 r. M.-American League Park.
Asg 3oTk Americans ST. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
NEW YORK.

Two-base hits-Lobert CAMEL. Mathewson: Sacrifice
hits-Paskert, Donlin Seymour Devin. Double plays
Hulswitt and CANCEL; Mclean and Huswitt; Bridweli
Tenney and Bridwell Struck out-By Coakley, l. by
Mathewson 4 First balis-of Coakley, b: or
Mathewson, q Time-1:50 Umpires-Jchnstone ana
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
CHICAGO, 10; BOSTON, 2.

At Chicago: X n h.
Chicago ...,.......-2 5 o 1 x-10 10
Boston ...............O l 0 O.
Batteries-Chicago, Pfeister and King; Boston,
Ferguson Chappelle and Graham. Umpres-Rigler
and Rudderham.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
ST. LOUIS. 4; PHILADELPHIA, o.

At ST. Louis: H. n T.
ST. Louis ..........-....1
PHILADELPHIA ..........e o 0 90 o 4
Batteries-St Louis. Raymond and Ludwig; Phil
adelphia, McQuillan, Corridor and Dooiin UNI
pire-EInslie. =
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
BOSTON, S; CLEVELAND. 4.

At Boston: X n; e
Boston ...--........--.-.z U n
Cleveland .-.--.-....--.O U U - o :
Batteries-Boston. Arellanes and Chiger Cleve-
land Joss Foster and Clarke. Umpire-Eyans.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
PHILADELPHIA, 6; CHICAGO, I.

Al Philadelphia: K h T.
Philadelphia ....-......e 1-
Chicago ......-...-..-..0 o 0 0-l
Eatteries-Philadelphis, Bender and Shreck Chi
cago. White and Sullivan, Owen and Shaw. I'M
pires-Sheridan and Egan.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

Albany l. Binghamton l Cirst gamel.
Binghamton (; Albany ? lsecond garne).
Wilkes Barre 81 Utica, O.
Troy i2: Syracuse first game)
Troy 3; Syracuse, second game).
Scranton, IA; Eimira. ..
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.
Holvoke. 1; Waterbury. 2
SprfEg gfeid. Z: Meriden. 3
Hartford g. New Haven. 0.
Bridgeport. 8; New Britain, l.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
YANKEES WIN AGAIN
Quick Work and Tiger Errors Giue
Locals Game in Ninth.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
st. Louis New York.
Detroit at Waebineton
Cleveland a Philadelphia.
Chicago
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New York &; Detroit 8.
Boston, 8; Cleveland, 4.
Philadelphia, s; Chicago, 1.
Washington, 2; st. Louis, o.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Master Robert, outrun in the early
weak ride. The Squire had a rough
Start good. Won driving Time.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Golden Pearl had plenty of speed and was ru
stages made up lot Of ground put Was tiilns al
journey. Firestone had early speed
CTH RACE-For four-yesr-oids and upward One
u 1-474t Winner blk H. by CliffcFd--Lacona.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-22
OF OINTMENTs FOR
CATARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY

as mercury WA s>reIy destroy the
Iense OF smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing II through the mucous surfaces.
5uch articles should never be used
Except on prescriptions from repu-
able physicians, as the damage
they will do Is ten fold to the good
you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured
by r. j. Cheney q Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
IL is taken internally and made in
Toledo, OHIO, by r.. j. Cheney g.
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists Price, 75c.
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-22
OLD STATES HAVE LONG
GuA'ANTEEO DEPOSITS

Washington, Oct. 22.-Democrats
at congressional headquarters In
this city were surprised and pleas
ed Mt the discovery OF Representa-
tive Gaines. OF Tennessee, that New
Hampshire has had for thirty years
law compelling savings banks to
guarantee deposits, and that Massa-
chusetts has had a similar law for
thirty-two years.
The fact has been entirely over
looked.
The Massachusetts Banking Com
missioner in his annual report made
last January, says that not single
savings bank in that state experlen-
ced "a run" during the panic last
fall.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-22

intersection OF said line with
the eastern line OF East Riv-
er avenue; thence northeast along
the northern line OF Adams street,
hity feet to point IN said line. and
with this width of fifty feet, said lot
runs back northwest between lines
parallel with each other, and m
right angles to the said northern
line OF Adams street, one hundred
and thirty-five G35) feet to the
southern line OF n fifteen feet wide
alley
Second--Lot number 21 IN said
seton S34. beginning at point In
the northern line OF Adams street.
four hundred and fifty (450) feet
from the intersection OF said line
with the eastern line OF East River
avenue. thence northeast along the
northern line of Adams street, fifty
(6O) feet to a point In said line,
and with this width OF hfty 600
feet, said lot runs back northwest
between lines parallel with each
other, and at right angles to the
northern line OF Adams street, one
hundred and th!rty-five $3.50 feet
to the southern line OF a fifteen
feet wide alley.
i'' lhS VI saio--oasn IN manu- on
day Of sale.
This the 22nd day of September,
1908.
l.. A. HOOPER.
Trustee.
The above sale is postponed to be
made at the same place at noon on
Saturday, November 21st. 1908.
l.. A. HOOPER,
fr.ugtan
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-10-22
TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue OF a deed of
trust bearing date the 18th day of
September. 1906, executed by Robt.
w. Will ms and II. o. williams,
his wife. to the undersigned l.. A.
Hooper, trustee, to secure George A DID,.
Shirley and w. p. Hawley, trustees
OF tho Client Land Association, of
Bluefeld, West Va, the sum OF
CS466.66) -Four Hundred and Sixty
Six Dollars and Sixty-Six cents. ev.-
denced by two bonds OF the said
Robert W. Williams, payable in
equal installments of one and two
years; with interest from said Sep
TENDER 1896, at the rate OF six
per cent; which said deed OF trust
Is duly recorded in the office OF the
clerk OF the county court OF Mer-
Ger county, West Virginia, I'm trust
deed book number IA, page 242,
and default having Oeen made I'm
the payment of the said notes. and
having been requested so to do by
the said w. p. Hawley and G.. A.
Shirley, trustees as aforesaid, 7, the
said trustee, in accordance with the
terms OF the said trust deed, will
offer for sale to the highest bidder
by public auction, In front OF the
First National Bank OF the city Of
Bluefeld. West Virginia, at noon,
on Saturday, the Gath day Of Octo-
Der, 1908, the following real es-
tate:
First-Lot number 30 in section
S34, shown on the map OF the said
Client Land Association, beginning
at a point In the northern line OF
Adams street, 400 feet from the
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Is not inconsistent with the require
ments OF said section of chapter 2
me object OF the registration act il
TO provide against Illegal voting and
incorporates into the election laws
additional safeguards with that oh
jeet In view and for the purity OF the
ballot. person Offering to vote
must first satisfy the registrar. then
the county court. and then the
commissioners OF election. and these
requirements are not inimical or in
consistent with each other. III an a.
legal voter should escape detection
as such by tho registrar and by the
county court and Il should after
wards be discovered that he is nm
Illegal voter l think he could he
challenged and be required
to further convince the commits
sioners of the election that he ia
entitled to vote, and in the man
ner provided by statute. The fact
that voter has been registered.
that legality as such has been con
sdered and passed upon by the reg
istrar. and afterwards by the conn
ty court. would no doubt have great
weight In his favor with the eom-
missioners or election but would not
be conclusive.
Very truly,
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
BY ID. IL. Matthews,