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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-08
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

S. G. Yerkes is in Boise on business
Dan Kirby is down from Atlanta
this week.
Ia off on Men and Boys Suits.
Ecktsein Bros.
Baled hay for sale. C. H. Lam
berton, Telephone 43 5tf.
r. w. Simpkins and H. r. Gard
were in the city during the day from
Medbury.
Rev. F. J. Long was in the city
from Glenns Ferry last week calling
on friends.
Geo. F. Lee, publisher of the
Glenns Ferry Gazette. was in the city
last Friday
Take home can of that Hit
Brothers. coffee. At blanchard s,
exclusive agent.
You must have clothes and you
can't go wrong unless you go else
where. Eckstein Bros.
Mrs. j. b. Stanfeld is in Oregon
where she will spend several weeks
during the heat of summer.
If you have not tried a sack of
Indian Head flour get sack at Blan-
chard's- 1t will please you.
W. Z. Gracy, a man prominent in
mining affairs in the upper country,
Vas in the city yesterday.
Five dollars reward for every sack
OF ldanha flour that does not snake
good bread. Blanchard Grocery.
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Several of the local band members
| assisted the Glenns Ferry band at the
celebration in Glenns Ferry last Mon
day.
Prof. l. B. Warner left last week
for Denver where he will attend the
annual meeting of the National
Teachers association.
Milan Miller drove his Buick to
Boise Tuesday in three hours which is
a very comfortable run considering
the condition of the roads.
Mrs. J. j. McGinniss of Medbury:
is in the city visiting friends and
attending to business requiring her
attention.
FREE-10c package Conkeys Lice
Powder, also 25c Poultry Book.
Bring ad. to Bennett Bros. By mail
&c.
Old hats made new. Bring in
your hats during the next two weeks
and let US clean and block them We
will give satisfaction. ]. F. Bertram,
tailor.
Herman Motzkus is the new tailor
employed in the Bertram. tailor shop.
He came down from Boise where he
has been the past year working for
one of the large firms of that city.
o. f. Cannon has been unusually
busy the past few weeks getting the
business of the Mountain Home Hard
ware Company finished up and ready
for the sale on July 18th.
Mrs. Agnes Lamey of Chicago.
stopped off in the city on her way to
the Seattle exposition for two weeks
visit with her son and daughter.
John and Loretta.
Mrs. Chas. Grey passed through
the city today from Boise on her way
to Atlanta where she will visit her
husband She was the guest of Miss
LaVere Bell while in the city.
A crowd of young people spent last
Sunday over on Cold Springs Creek
fishing and enjoying the day out of
doors. They returned in time to take
the afternoon train to the Glenns
Ferry celebration.
Wilbur Smith was down to Med
bury last Tuesday. This is his first
visit to the valley for two years and
be was deeply impressed with the
developments that have taken place.
When he first came to this country
he could have filed on the finest land
IN the valley but refused ana deeply
regrets his mistake at this time when
so bright future appears for that
section.
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J. W. McCarty, who is drilling
the Page arteslan well, was in the
city Tuesday He states that every
thing is moving along nicely and ne
accidents have occurred of a serious
nature. He expects to strike a flow
sometime next week
Monday was very quiet day ir
the city. The greater part of the
people went to Glenns Ferry and some
few to Boise to spend the day. Most
of the business houses were closed
in order to give the clerks and en-
ployees opportunity to celebrate
A small blaze in the home of Ros-
coe Smith last Sunday night caused
considerable excitement for a time.
The fire was easily put out with
out any serious damage aside from the
burning of curtain and the effect of
smoke and water which is slight.
c. B. Monteith arrived in the
city Tuesday morning from Caldwell
to take charge of the big circulation
contest for this paper. He has re-
Gently conducted similar contest for
the Caldwell Tribune with great sue
cess. Read the announcement and
conditions of the contest elsewhere.
Mrs. Thos. Mellen is very low and
arrangements are being made to take
her to some point in Oregon wher,
relief and recovery is hoped for. She
has been i'll for about Ia months dur
ing which time she was sent to Hot
Lakes. Oregon, for treatment but
without avail.
Art. Wolfe came down from the
ranch last night. He is still suffer-
ing with his sprained ankle and is
compelled to use the crutch in get
ting about. While riding a horse
over two months ago the animal fell
on his ankle and foot which resulted
in the injury from which he is still
suffering.
Inc Ehtfe NOUS cluD neIG It's last
meeting of the year on the lawn at
the Densel home. Families of the
members were invited and a general
picnic celebration characterized the
event. The trees were wound th
the club colors and large enclosure
formed by draping crepe about the
trees ami forming large square.
Within this square the picnic dinner
was served to over seventy five mem
bers and guests. The table was pre-
pareu on the ground and the good old
fashioned picnic dinner was enjoyed
by those present After tho repast a
good social time was INDUCED
in until late hour
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-08

Little Doris could not count beyond
four. One day, when she was show
ing me five berriers she had picked,
| asked How many have you,
Doris?' Her brows puckered a
moment. then dimpling with smiles,
she anwsered, "Wait till eat one
then III tell you p'-W Woman Home
Companion for July.
VIM. Mallory, special agent for
the Western Loan & Savings Com
pany of Salt Lake City, has been
in the city the past week arranging
for the establishing of branch office
at this place. His company is a good
one and has nearly half million dol
lars loaned out in Idaho on homes
and real estate He is meeting
with success and will no doubt sue
coed in establishing the office here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Lee entertained
large crowd of young people at
their home last Friday evening for
VIM Hollis Lee, the former
brother, of Tennessee. There were
about thirty present and progressive
high five was played until late hour.
A delightful spread was served which
was appropriate and extremely we'll
appointed. The evening was highly
enjoyed and all are loud in their
praise of the Lees as entertainers.
DR.. Frank A. Sloan, graduate Os-
teopathic physician of Still College,
Des Moines, Iowa, who has been
practicing in Caldwell the past two
years, has located in the city and
will open Offices as soon as Office
furniture and fixtures arrive. In the
meantime he can be found in the
Evans Hotel where he will make ap-
pointments for treatment at private
homes. He will make a speciality of
chronic diseases.
During the past week an anony-
nous communication was sent to this
office by parties who seemingly have
a well grounded cause for complaint.
However, we cannot give space to
such articles without the signatures
OF the author, not only as protec-
ton to ourselves, but as an indication
of the sincerity and good faith of the
writers. People desiring a com
munication printed in any newspaper
must give their names. which will be
withheld from print on request Of the
writer
A. R. Lee of Taft has been in the
city during the week. Mr.. Lee is
the rancher involved in the shooting
scrape which occurred on Little Camas |
about two weeks ago He is a new
man in this part of Idaho and is the |
owner OF enc OF the finest ranches on
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the Camas Prairie. He states that
the roads to Mountain Home, need
attention in order to allow the bust
ness from that section to get into this
city The people of Gooding are
putting fine automobile roads through
to Soldier and the Camas country and
will get large share of that BUSH
ness. He likes Mountain Home and
is. well pleased with this city for a
trading point.
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where. Can didates must re-
port to Contest Manager at
least once a week. Votes will
be counted each Wednesday
and the standing of the candl-
dated will be published in Nav
erich next day.
At the end of the contest the
votes will be counted by five
Judges selected by the contest
ants The lady who has re-
Ceived the highest number of
votes in her district at the close
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selves. All nominations must
be accompanied by the proper
address of the candidate. On
1y one nominating coupon will
be counted for each candidate.
Either call or write for a re-
Ceipt book with which TO secure
subscriptions and notify your
friends that you have entered
the contest and ask them to
subscribe through you. The
county has been divided into
two districts Candidates may
secure subscriptions any
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Read Conditions Carefully

The Maverick is going to send
two young ladies to the Alaska
Yukon-PaCifiC Exposition and
the following will give you some
insight into how we are start
ing the contest, to see who is
the most popular of the many
ladies of our territory:
HERE is THE Way Any lady
is eligible to enter this contest.
There is no age limit. Candi-
dates may nominate them
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-07-08

want to know and 50 do you great popularity contest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08
NJ. Edward Grlssby Who =.


The TWO young peofse mentioned
are res ienfH Of Guthrie the yong mtn
heinz connected with q local plumbing
concern. and In Guthrie. December
2sth, judge stfang officiating. they
Hiedeed the roth watch meann an %
those who venture across Ire soAs.
behind that brief announcements
however. is az nFeaiy a little story Of
romance and lave. wherein two young
people respected hy all. agtor two
yours of pleading With parents TOR con.
sent 10 vel, aaalIy broke Enross lnta
the open world Of responsibilities and
a8es many vlelssltudes received corr
gFatulations Of friends an pnferts
alike.
Mr.. Grigshf IS the son 81 i rrnmin.
an1 merchant IF Charter Oak The oflfc
residing q Pheasant Hill 81 her HE.
Fur TWO years their story had been
lnla and re.tnIa 10 eacn aEhe with az.
neaIt II payeaiz 10 hlloN Gize nAf l,ake
HhH pagefls sure s,nd q tie youne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Tho married. man whose wife can cut
heir Is a lucky chap owing 70 an ad1
vance among the union BARRIERS Of Be-
BY adoption Of the local union Of bar.
beers. II costs soc u to have sour hai1
cut In q bal Der shop Said 4 local bar
her; I'VE had 60 90 4 oving "a the
steady advance al along the line
Hrxo0fg nas been mn stafiard PRICE
Tor aAair Qut fqf fNppgfFYe years. but
We had 20 make the advance Other
trades unions are advancing. and we
feel as though Ne were entitled 50 the
advance. Il allow US 10 properly main
tain families.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Another little playhouse has been
added 20 Guthfle's attractions. TThe
pastime," threw open rs do rs last
evening. and the First nigAterar pro.
nounced It one of the neatest and
brightest IN the list OF motion picture
shows. ThaA fayorlta among the
amusement loving folk of the city.
Miss Pearl Sheriff.. Is the aioist. this
alone being 4 splendid a5leaetion G..
e. DuhnicHs m nld.ume operator. is the
manager. and be Is TO DO congratulated
III lhe arrangement That the Aouae
1li1 prosper goes without saving, iuas
Ink by The high class Of pictures pro.
aatet o. tie opening night.
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SEE amsks. anan Flre.

What looked Ike a aellous Tie
started Ia 4 small frame baiialag at
2p5 South First street AZ noon today.
both departments answered The alarm.
hh. before water could be turged on
the old shack was almost destroyed p
g. Phillips, 60 red occupied the b9ld
ing with T. barrier siep and discovers.
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| CHINESE G0lL-0N JOHNNY


Peking. Chlna. Jan. s Tang span
II WHO Is IT present In Washington
On 3 special diaploniatie mission irpnl
lhe chlnese government. has bepn re-.
called 40 peHins We WIZ laave Wash.
IAstpp Immediately The mission Of
Tang 4 II vas enormously expen.
alsa an7 Efs fali IT, regarded as CIV.
lnk color II charges If axlfava9aneo
lodged agslnel fuen shi Kal. member
oI the gFaad epHnnil ~fenaagIg flsh.
Fl from Office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

The murder case In Wstleh Jes
Payne Ii she Defendant IN ths UniislI
States court #e.it 10 tho Jury tbs
morning At 1890 o'cloek Payne.
who is q light mnlatto. Is ehafeed with
killing 4 negro who wont b the uashe
81 Mule aeaf Foraker IN Lecemhet
1905, Ga the result OF q gambling gsA
Payne claims SELF defense Them
no eye witunss 90 tie crime.
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N AND AMONG /
AgGAL STORES /


Tee lew York Hardware company Il
taking al inventory preparatory ID the
new years business. This firm reports
taa best business in the history o. NE
stefe. The same Is the { mneni
among an the merchants,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

The ilfo. which started In the rmi
room nfed a 4 bedroom. apppasef Ii
troIp q lamp lolt burning. nv busa
ting was owned By Mrs. anderson, VIE
Il superintendent OF the heseno hone
bore. 30 lnsurance vas carried Ths
damage VIII not exceed $3.50 Tae
building helng ID the business dlskyf,
Hill bp condemned and torn down.
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Mother GFsy's Sweet Powders
Chlldrcu

Successfully usel by Mother Gray
uurse FL the Chll1reu's Iiome III Nes
York. Cure Few e7iahnbss. Bad Stofl
aeh. Tpethlng Disorders, move ana
ulaio the EaWels and Destroy WorIeH
Over 10000 Testimonials. 1shey neg
1T fall. At all Druggists 25c. Sam.
ple FREE Address Allen !. 0lmHioal
10 Roy y Y
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SE2eC NAL
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LOCAL

~
j. TgxtTc&g * . gs~s@xgHs@
Walter Beedles. Kenneth NJ rrls and
II race liagan returned 10 ST. Mays,
lesasas, last evening Where they ore
attending college. after spending the
i lld4ys IN the capital city with rein.
Il ses
httofnsy Meman Pruitt Is UP from
O. lahomr City.
Editor sidney sugga, Of The Daily
4 lmoreitc. Is here milling wisA the
lltieiana.
representative Ell Dunn returned
'est evening from Oklahoma City.
hx.Aitoraey General ". O. Crom.
we'll. formerly Of Enid and now ei
Muskogee. pasae4l through tie city lest
eYenlig ,nr0ute to Enid.
". X, Patterson returned last even.
ms from Oklahoma City.
attorney s. Z .iaFrls IS up from ok
lahnma City.
IVan Ellis returned last eyening from
d visit IA Oklahoma City.
Gil n. II. sowasd has returned from
a trip TO Crescent
j. IL BELLS, Of Gushing. IS i Guthrie
Visitor.
Former Delegate Geo, Wood Ih here
comforting with laelalapge faambq
Ruhe Carroll returned last evening
from Oklahoma clty.
CT Leepef. Of Oklahoma City. Is a
Guthrie visitor. he was one Of the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Tae Equal Suffrage club Is holding
d meeting nj the Hotel lone parlora
this AFTERNOON. Mrs, Kate n. Blggers,
state president. and Mrs. Bradford
Of Oklahoma CILy. delivered addreEsea.
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manners Of the constitution.

trainers Of the constitution.
@H
Mayor &. Nj. Barnes has returned
from a visit to Oklahoma City.
H. +. hraery was In 0klah MA CTS
TfaFeday,
-
]. e. Foster Is in Enid
B. 2 hartman, Of Oklahoma CITY. g.
q Guthrie visitor.
a
4 Il Carter, Of Ardmoro, Il g Guth-
RE visitor.
]. L. rudl ok. Of Arkansas City, Is a
Guth ie visitor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Miss Grace Hawley left Inst eve.
Ming nor jennings. Okla where she II
instructor IN music IN the high school
after aDcailne the holidays IN the city.
with der pareEss, Mr.. and Mrs, ID, l..
Hawlay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

folks intent nut as neither has attain.
tA mlurity, ennnselled pnstpnnement
oI tho wedding day.
On the sebhath prevlous 10 the mar.
fiage tae youIiz man arranged for her
te come 70 thla city with him the next
trlp and togetaer they came. pugsued
By the father Of the bride VINO found
them making ready 10 take the mari.
tai vows Meanwhile Mr. Gflgsby had
been delayed because be was not
1Aaenty-one years Of age. and II wt.s
while he was making that arrange
mont lha brides father arrived oa the
seene TIE gErI who had won 4 hus'
t4rf was also n dutiful and loving
daughter, Wien the young man was
a-mei with the necessary consent OF
his parenta tho bride had won her
father; not only won but secured hts
consent 10 attend the Wedding ana be
ths only invited witness to Il.
The first Charter Oak-pleasnnt Hiil
%elopemeht bids to become one 81 the
best social SUCCESSES. tie oIoners han.
~. Parents satisfied and two OF The
best young people estrhiiahea az the
capital cltv rfoBporous and respected
IN three different social circles
The punlle dance given by Adler
0%schesira last evening e Revcler'a
haff was largely attended.
rf.o tt.4f...4f.r ~ Vv.a.a.t. cf.he -
he city extend a cordial invitation r.
all visiting elly women ami out 81
town Riieass. state officials. and wives
nf the members Of the legislature 20
attend the City Federation meeting TO-
moffuweaffafuaon In the reception
rom o. The Carnegie library.
TtA hfst meeting 81 the Benevolent
society aimee tho holidays was held
r. a~ftaFp1nH ~ the hema OF Mn.
Hef4ff sfead The officers Of the
Faelgty and + goo3iy number Of mem'
hsFs we're present.
Ms Cafan Fltzgerald left today for
ser NoH 81 MIamt. after snenaIng the
hfi iaxe i the cltv with her parents.
+ aud H. + III aiatehelt.
MrA Hart and children have
fslufnni % their homo II Kansas
CTS nflef snsadlne The hoIIdLya Ii ghe
city With 4 Z Peek and family
TIVE EKeaiaIpR riuh held i profitable
afiNR Yesterday afInfh9on a. lha
eafas lIhFa Many interesting
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Mrs. H. r. Leach, ~, Was hostess Of
the Guthrie Whist clnb this afternoon
at her home, BIZ East Springer ave.
me, Six tables were filled At whist.
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paplrs on Cuban customs were read,
Mrs H. r. Leach, ~, WIS hostess Of
the Guthrie Whist club this afternoon
at her home, b1i East SPRINGER ave.
me, Six tables were filled at whist.
The l. O. Dis VIII give 4 dance this
evening IN aonar Of one Of their mem.
hnfs. John Dunkln, who Is homo To-
the holidays fffm Rolla, Mo. where he
F. attending school The ! L. Gs win
be invited guaats,
Miss jamie Iiagar's pupils wlll give
i recital thIs evening at her studio
tfs East clesrland avenue Those who
viii participate are Misses Baxter.
Newton. Metzler, Faskin. Human.
Kessler HaIalead, Frary n0ugnltt and
Mek.ra Ncbllt. Brown end Y0 g.
Complimentary 70 the officers Of the
Custer Star. Mrs. James DaBanka on.
teftalned at luncheon yesterday after.
noon at yer home. 70i North Vine
street. TIE remainder Of the after.
moon F7s tnent ~ discussing futuse
plans ol the organization.
Hie Dessf Mateheti WIS holsters Of
the Rooney Mooney Ghaa club ycster.
say afternoon at her home % vast
Harrison avenue The aasfis indu'a.
81 IN The club game Of 500 Turing the
afternoon. Miss Le,ha BaFie winning
the nrft pfize and Miss Jeaale sampsel
re guest prize. A caintY ihfse course
luncheon Was served bY the nnstesg.
The guests uresent we-e; Meeaames
FizReral Haanef Simpson SNYDER
Miaees Peniee1st Watson. Hlghlowef.
4 eldlne Barde TpilnAu. IVA and I'M
il Gregory. Chllcott Jaehman. llaanlll.
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Mrs n0olittle has returned 10 her
home III Kansas, after a delightful
visit Ngah her parents, Col. and Mrs.
T. S Jones. Of North Vine 81.
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paprs on cubau customs were read.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

TIE Guthrie Ladies' chorus will meet
With Miss Dessa Matchett next Tues.
day evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

httofnay Meman Prultt Is up from
O. lahomr City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Editor Sidney Suggs. Of the Daily
A lmoreitc, Is here milling wisa the
1iticiana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Ruhe Carroll returned last evening
from Oklahoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Mts Cafan Fltzgeraid left today f0r
e. 81 MIanat. after snenAlnN the
bel t1xe the citv with her parents.
aHa IL + n 1iatehelt.
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TNA hfst meeting 81 the Benevolent
society aimee tho holidays was held
r. a~ftaFp1nH ~ the hema OF Mn.
Hefste Sfead The officers Of the
Facigtv and + eoo3iy number Of mem.
Iafs WRre present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Mira Hart ana children have
'fflufnr 10 their homo II Kansas
cts oflef sdlps The holidays Ii The
city With 4 Z Peek and family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-08

Representative Ell Dunn returned
'ast evening from Oklahoma City.
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On. n. II. sowasd has returned from
q trip to Crescent
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1909-02-26
The Direct Primary Bill.

Senator Pyne's bill for n direct pri-
mary election for the nomination of Of
ficers is said to DE duplicate of the
Crawford law now in operation in Ore
gon and the same rs the Wright law
pending i'll the California, legislature.
BY the bill introduced is sought to
have primary election held in the
month of September of each and every
election year and at which all candi.
dates for Office shall be nominated by
direct vote of the people or by nomi
mating petitions signcl arl filed as by
the existing laws. At least sixty days
prior to the time of holding the primary
election the secretary of state will send
to every county clerk the offices for
which candidates are to be nominated
for at such election. The county clerk
will then publish this call in his county
Tor SIX successive weeks. The suitable
ballots will b. prepared on which are
printed the names of parties whose names
have been requested to be placed there
on by the filling in of specified form
and signed and sworn to by an elector
of the county.
All expenses for the carrying on of
the special election shall he paid from
the treasury of the county or city that
holds the primaries. \ separate official
ballot shall be prepared for each party
whose candidates appear for nomination
and shall be printed on different colored
paper. The paper OH which the ballots
are to be printed is to be furnished by
the secretary of the state and is to con-
tain water mark which shall be chang
ed at every election. The polls shall he
open mt 8 o'clock in the morning of the
election and be kept open until six
o'clock in the afternoon.
The officers of the election shall be
provided in the same manner and re-
ceive the same pay as in vogue at this
time.
The Board of County Commissioners
will meet on the first Friday after the
election and canvas the returns.
The law presented by Senator Pyne is
complete in every detail and fully covers
all matters that would be liable to come
before the election boards of the various
cities, towns or counties. The bill tend 8
to do away with the deadlocks and
various troubles that come before con-
yentions and allows each and every one
having his direct say rs to the candi-
dates whose names he wishes to see ap.
pear on the ticket.