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DISTRICT NINE-Continued.

Miss Mary Rider. Warren.
Mrs. Hans Kunow. 124o Gratiot.
Miss Gertrude Rose s35 McDougal.
Elsa scnuman. eol Mack
MISS Elizabeth Wolf. SS Moran.
Miss Hattie Schultz 2z0 Mitchell.
Miss Minnie Herr ia. Baldwin. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Matthias Lang. sbs Grand Blvd r.
Mrs. Ernest Schmidt. 1877 Hale
Miss Lizzie Heuer, 1873 Grandy. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Gertie Kerschner, 159 Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Adam J. stock % Thompson Court.
Miss A. Keahn 1902 McDougall. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Razella Sikorski, 745 Frederick
Ms Ms nsrnowsky 1885 Grand Blvd. E...........
Mrs VIM Pankow. ST. Mitchell. .!..................
Mrs c. Maui 1870 Grand Blvd. r. ...................
Mise Lizzie Bennett lel3 Mcclellan ...............
Miss Edith Marsh 104s Crane
Miss Elizabeth Nehis. 7s6
Miss Bertha Dess. $40 Bellevue
Mrs. John Ryerson, 1864 Concord Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mary Kambash, l647
Miss Mayme Limmer 1914 Gratot. ..................
Miss Mary Kaiser. e13 Theodore. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mary Fairfield. s65 Jos Campau. ..............
Mrs. Frank Adams, TO Robins Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Clara Mildahn 735 illinois,
Mrs Frank + Bliss. $50 Piquette. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs l.. NJ. 1926 Jos. Campau. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss II. Strohscheim ss7 PiQuette Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Nellie l. Jackson, 1856 Bellevue ............
Miss Elizabeth Kinsler s5l Mitchell. ..............
Mss Mss Nellie Combs 1872 1921 Jos Cesmpsu
Mrs Martin Dannecker. $50 Mitchell =. .............
Mrs John Loewen 1915 Medbury Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Chas Williams 7ss Illinois. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Miss Gertrude Wayson Cottage Grove...............
Miss Stella Mason 1o6 Engle.
Miss Kathleen Royal 332 St Clair..................
Miss Anna Quinn. 30s Fischer.
MISS CARA AM, 81 Leach.
Miss Hazel Beymer. 3s5 Hurlbut. ............
Miss olive Hogg. 35s Van
Miss Martha Hermann. 3sl Townsend. ..............
Miss Edith Craig. 222 Field.
Miss Mabel Lincoln, 1925 Champain. ............
Mrs. VIM ~. BraEel ISL Pennsylvania. .......... =
Miss Lucy Fallot 176 Lillibridge.
Miss Erma Leavins. Lilibridge.
Miss Susie LIvngston. s6i Cadillac ...........
Miss Cora O'Neil, $50 Pewick - - -
MIS- VIM Betzoldt. 65b Cadillac Observation-Disclosures.
MIS- Geo Engle 4S Pennsylvania.
Mrs. ~ Braun SSl Pennsylvania .............. -
Mrs VIM Hartner sos Pennsylvania
Miss Hazel 81. Clair Lillibridge .............
Miss Julia Barron, 1892 Mack. ..............
Miss Minnie Newman, 474 Pennsylvania .........,...
Mrs. A. Brand. 70a Sheridan = =
Mrs, =. Ehrler 627 Sheridan. - =
Miss Eettie Prendergast. 357 Fischer.
Miss Fay Sebert, Dol Townsend
Niss MAY Akin 1872 Sheridan
Miss Stella Lynch 722 Sheridan - -
Miss Edith l.. Mathis. 453 Fischer ......... :.
Miss Anna OBrien. 20Si Jefferson
Miss Florence Hart. 1860 Jefferson. ...........
Mrs. Charlotte Smith. 1897 Champlain
Miss ~ Holmes. ils Bevick ...........''
Miss Catherine Gartner 572 Field. ..............
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Mrs. Mary Elbinger. 81 Elmwood. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Eva Pelletier s31 Champain
Nise Louise Dickson go Clinton.
Miss Julia LeBoeuf. 49, Fort r .,........,..........
Miss coletta Jarrat G53 Clinton.
Miss Mary Beauregard. $50 clinton.
Miss Lillian jenkins. PA Dubois ....................
MISS cora La Ascha. 635 Congress E...............
Miss Sarah Reno 49Z Clinton.
Miss Edna Llngemsnn. 462 Clinton.
Miss l,ucie DumOnt. l72 Chene
Miss Ida Solomon, 4ss Concord NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Ida Lubman 51l Waterloo
Miss Paula Loepps. 5S9 Bellevue.
Miss Clara Solomon ga Arnot.
Miss Alice Radke, ass Mt Elliott
Miss Bessie Ellis. sc Blodgett Terrace
Miss Nellie HOLMAN 222 Medium. .............
Mrs. Lnzetta Pickell. $50 Champlan
Miss Mabel limerick. 32B Concord ...............
Miss Mabel Cowel Medium .................
Miss Cora Wilsbrauds 567 Mullett
Miss Addie Heidi. 276 Helen
Miss Ethel Johnson. 542 Monroe
Miss Clara r. Oetjen 506 ElmwoOd ................
Miss Helen Machan, 425 Waterloo. ...............
Miss Minnie Uhrstadt. SIG Helen
Miss Sophia Mertens S14 Gratiot
Mrs. Joe Trombly. h34 Chene
Mrs Joe vicnas SIS Chene.
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DISTRICT FIVE-Continued.

Miss Edna v. Seaman. 24s Forest w................
Mss Mary A Mitchell 81 Brainard. ..................
Miss Abbie b. Gray Il Alexancrine E...............
Mrs. Frances A. Merritt. IL Columbia
Mrs. Alice G Leonard, Sc Avery W.................
Miss Mabel A. Rogers, 3a6 High Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Josie L. Richmond 439 Trumbull ............,.
Mrs Minnie Mcdaniel. loo Elizabeth W..............
Miss Emma Decker 493 Fourth Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Maud Gates SSy Woodward. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mabel Russell PAS Forest w Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Edward Warner. $50 Cass.
Miss Harriet Callahan. 22
Miss Laura Young 433 Cass Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Claudia Parker 504 Grand River.
Miss Cora Frazier, 2s9 Cass
Miss Jennie Sherman. All Third
Miss Annabelle McTawn SOC Third ..............
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Miss Hazel Chaplain. SOS PensyIvanIa .......
MISS Madge Henry SIS Mcclellan ..................
MISS Florence Howell. 80 Emmons. .................
Miss Gerite Goetz Emmons. !, ............
Miss Edith Fassnacht 1tts Mack. .......... .
Mrs Chas. Bloom. Fischer.
Mies Theresa Fasbender 1864 Piouette - -
Mrs Corietta Bloss 1898 Gratiot
MISS Anna GoctsCh. SOS Mcclellan
Hiss Madge Henning. SIS Mcclellan. .............
MISS louise Hauck. llle Bellevue ...............
MISS ttllda Hammer. Baldwin
Miss Edith Well. 1877 Helen %
Mrs. j Trombly. ll2f - - -
Miss Emma Nitz GrRtiot 80 30
Mrs Henry Wurm. 1916 Gratiot ........... -
Mrs Martha Curricr. g72 Van 80
Mrs Herman link. 1928 Erskne. .................
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DISTRICT SEVEN-Continued.

Miss Hattie Kaer, $50 Berlin.
Miss Maud Smith. 4oS Clinton.
MISS MISS laura Sul.an Sst BELIEVE.
W. Qua HSch ~ rrnqt
Mise Ida Schroeder 2s7 Antetsm .,.............
MISS Emma fleming 5si Catherine
MISS stella Bauer. So Antietam. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Minnie Schulkosky 23s Arndt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Isabella Pletsch $50 Mullett
Miss Louise Adams i22 Grand Blvd. E...............
Mrs Aureia A wetmore. iO4 Jefferson E............
Miss Martha Richter, 7s5 Meldrum ...............,
Miss Hilda oberstaedt 22e Heidelberg
Mis- IDA Studier % Heidelberg Observation-Disclosures.
MISS Elsie Gneidsnpfenning g5 Heidelberg
Mass Lillian Bickey. 216 Bellevue
Miss EDITH Varan. TAG Bellevue Observation-Disclosures.
Mss Nellie Coreoran 1919 Champlain. ..............
Miss Harrett Youngblood 49, ST Aubin ............
Miss Mary L. Palmer sos Champlain ..............
MISS Mildred McDougall l27 clinton.
Mrs Aua Little. 2s4 Dtbols
Miss Nadge Cotter, $40 Helen
Miss Theresa NJ Redden, 2s7 Fort e ................
Miss Elizabeth Rutiei, 362 Congress E............
Miss Edith Baker. 6lS ST. Aubin. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Theresa Kerwin, 4es Concord. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Bertha Yorke. 37s Bellevue.
Miss Julia Parker. 432 Jefferson.
MISS pelieh Roberts 375 Fort ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ME-, LA Bach 500 clinton
Miss Iora Lyons 104 Macomb. Observation-Disclosures,
MISS Jessie McCallum s2s Congress ..............
Mss Iorinne kramer sos Bellevue ...............
MS J. j. watson 500 Mt Elliott. .................,.
Miss Louise Maus 474 Helen
MISS Harriet ODea. 496 Helen
MISS Alice Wmont 492 Catherine ..................
Miss Anna Davis. 392 Catherine Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Julia Jones. 405 81. Aubin.
Mas Miss E Mdsd fessHtige ~ I@dden
MISS Ida Domino. 4es Congress e
Mrs Adoph Frieke. 4l9 Catherine. ................
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Miss Ruth Picrson 1l2 Atkinson observation-disclosures.
Miss Helen Wade. 10 Atkinson. .....................
Miss Enid Jewell. 81 Milwaukee W..................
Miss Edna Wincklcr 20 Hcca. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs Lou Mcdowell 2lO Pingree. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss clara @. Craig 4S7 Merrick
Miss + Nav Coopc. 433 Lincoln
Miss Mary Mitchell Ala Commonwealth. .............
Miss WinoJere Coope, 45S Lincoln
Miss Jessie Buchanan. 1904 Brooklyn
Miss Mary Camp 1855 Brook YIN. ..................
Miss sophia Bachmau. Az Putnam
MISS vera Barber 46s Mefrlck
Miss Queen Jessop, sos Putnam.
Miss Amy Straith 20 Euclid w
Miss Mar1oris stafford. 40G Kirby W...............
Miss Floss.e Rabbit 1905 Second ...........
Miss Elaine Marshall 400 Commonwealth.
Miss Pearl IhTkiu, q6i Greenwood
Miss Inez swain. 121i Brooklyn
Miss Ada Northmau 1S5 stanley
Miss Edna Mcrrick Il
Miss Mildred Martin AS commonwealth ............
Miss Bessie Mcbride. HOG Vermont.
Miss Catherine Reynolds. lsO Blaine.
Miss Margaret Gould III KIRBY W..................
Mrs Nette Schoenherr. l7S Bethune W.............
Miss Flossic sands, - Delaware
Mrs. Lillian Lollister: az Kirby W,..............
Miss Isabella Taylor. 65l Lincoln,
Miss Efie Fisher 2033 WoodN Ard ,.................
Miss Maude T. Gibson FOL Putnam. ...............I
Mss y ortenhutger. lss Coliinwood ............
Miss Adene Grelling aoS5 Grand Blvd W.
Mrs Elmo Hardy 1880 sixteenth.
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DISTRICT SEVEN.

Comprising territory bounded ON he W. by ,
Woodwar n -nve O north by n nd ack
q n the east by East nd-bivd. and On the
south Detroit
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Miss Eva Crane. 953 Vinewood
Miss Alice Schlickenmeyer. 953 Scotch
Mrs. louise Erase 1s5 Jackson. ..............,
Mrs. j. II. Sandcrson, 1898 Warren W..............'
Mrs. L. J. Burns. 1874 Kirby W....................
Mrs. w. Milllgan. 11i4 Hudson
Mrs. Robert Wright. 60 Hooker
Miss Felicia Crawford l04 MaybUry
Emma Brooks 405 Sixteenth
Miss Alice Needham. l67 Humboldt
Miss Lulu Dean. zoe Warren W......................
Miss Evelyn Hickey. $50 Linden.
Miss WjciesZak SG5 Thirty fourth
Miss Carter. 100 Warren Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. VIM. Glyn l1i5 Warren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss clara Pullman, 1895 Vnewood ...............
Miss Lucy Davis 13a Roosevelt .................
Edna Robinson. 1913 Roosevelt.
Miss Edna Jones, S&2 Milwaukee W.................
Miss Cora Macdonald, !$3 Roosevelt ...............
Stevenson. So Sylvan.
f. Padheld. 5i Mctiraw
Miss Blanche Ellsworth $50 Myrtle
Paray, 1919 Thirty NTH.
Miss q r. Rinnibureh 277 magnolia ...........
Miss a. \. Wick. 1852 Warren w. ...................
Garnsey t1O4 Twenty third ...............
Miss Elonia Andre l25 Nclt
Chas. Yates. 7}S Humboldt
Miss Alice r Meedkam. ,67 Humboldt ...............
Mary Stinson. 1928 Grand River................
Miss Irene Teetzel, 1917 Roosevelt.
Hanna. TAG Nincwood
Miss Margaret Council. 525 Wesson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-05
DISTRICT ONE.

Comprising NIL Territory bounded the east by
W a. y city limits. the
by city limits Sale blvd. and sixteenth
ST.. the south by Mnrren-nNe.
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DISTRICT NINE.

"mprfsinE nll territory bounded on he west NV
thene-st.. ON the north by city limits an. IN.
east by the city limits, the south by 1rstiot
60 Mack and - ~
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DISTRICT FIVE.

Comprising all territory bounded the by
Woodward-ave., ON the north by N the
west by sixte enth-st. and the south by Michi-
gnn-ave.
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Mrs Otto Huck 621 Gratiot.
Mrs VIM. f. Cole. 274 Beaubien Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs J. w. Johnson. 16l Benton. Observation-Disclosures,
Miss Matilda Brown. Library Park hotel.............
Mrs Nellie Lincoln l4l Winder Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Frances Gerhart. 77s Antoine. ...............
Miss Anna Muscovck 343 High ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Mary Reuter- 27G Brady. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Paul Gehrke 5ls St Aubin.
Mrs. Chas. Reed. 653 Beaubien Observation-Disclosures.
Miss ulrica Juterboek. $40 Gratiot.
Miss Rose Ruppel i54 Mack. observation-disclosures.
Miss Sadie freedman sos Montcaim b. .......
Miss Miss s E,s sc Haas az illinois
Mrs Edna NJ Howard. 1sS Aiexandrine E.............
MISS Eun Hsi PerRinss. III w 1fnde
Miss Frances Mitchell ST Edmund place
Miss Julia f. Fisher. 80 Woodward Terrace.
Miss e Nara s Ms1sSn $50 .
Mss Exeyn AUDREY Us Broadway ................
Miss Nina Wilson, $50 Woodward ,......,.........
Mss esrsrna@ "1 Ginning NJ" sop los john
, Mss Mary Tar9e, 80 E s. place
Miss Miss MARIAN Atms1ro @ 81 SIS Ios"
Mss Harriet Bryan AZ John ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Leonora Gilbert g. Winder ..................
Miss Miss M MsId ennsqn los s1 John
M Miss LSa R Merit - 5 8 hMS.tcam
Miss May N ysas6n 40 warren r.
NJ: MsHSsl4ot;ss Ms,ssS
Miss Lulu r. Kock 100 Edmond jiace.
MIS- Miss As@s f fnSEsl $50
Miss Kahn ~ Hancock E.........................
Miss Lillian b stewart % GARFIELD ...............
Miss Hsrrsti pesId as so r6hn
Miss Miss E M4Iam omnn q ' %daSs
Miss Ruth Warren 2l4 Hancock E...................
Mrs Frank Renshsw sSa 81 Antoine.
MRS. Bertha g sSiise Roach 200 Fores,
Miss wilhemina STANCE sss Rvnrd. ................
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DISTRICT TEN.

Comprising MI territory bounded o N the west ny
w Oodv ard the north the ma q
the east by the city limits Chene-st, On
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DISTRICT TWO.

Comprising NIL territory bounded the east by
tI-st.. a. N city limits. the
by the ci ~ limits and the south by Michi-
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DISTRICT EIGHT.

Comprising all territory bounded a w y
East Grand-bivd. the north by Mack-ave, and
the city limits, by city limits and ON
the south by the Detroit
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DISTRICT SIX.

Comprising all territory bounded the ny
Woodw ard-ave.. the north by Marren-ave. ON the
east by Chene- st. and the south by Gratiot-ave
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DISTRICT THREE.

Comprising NIL territory bounded the east by
Jun ction the north by MIchigan-aNe, the
west by the city limits. and the south by the
Detroit river.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-05

Nominations be any during conest 81
each ordn she or
hrsta be
VIII ~ reside
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each nomination up hundred counting nifty votes
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west by the city limits. and the south by the
Detroit river.
Mrs. John Klebba. Campbell
Miss Maize Guey 81 Rogers
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy 2i01 Jefferson W............
Miss Evelyn Foley. 200 Carter.
Mrs s. Mcmillan 719 ................
Miss Anna Adams 6sf Beard
Miss Helen Daley 763 Cavalry.
Miss Josephine Susyski 1l0i Junction ..............
Miss Ella Pegler. 1910 Campbell
Miss Evelyn Rutherford 600 Military.
Miss Ella Stenke S02 Dix
Mrs Edwin Atkinson. 1874 Rathbone. .............,.
Mrs. Alice Stapish. ~ Herkimer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Lavina Parsons, 2sS Dearborn
Miss Iva stowe, f4f Dragon
Mrs. B. Ehrentrnnt. 2I4 Blackstone ...............
Miss Marcella M.ller. 2242 West Jener
Miss Stella A. Rowe. ar Military.
Miss Pearl Kuhn 1857 Fort w
Miss Clara Moran 22sO Fort Observation-Disclosures.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15

Ethan Allen Hitchcock, secretary
u the interior under Presidents Nc
hlniey and Roosevelt, died here last
week, aged - years.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
II CALHOUN JURORS READY
cost OF Graft Prosecution TO San
francisco Estimated 500. 600

VI ufaIt~ prosecution to San
francisco Estimated 800. 900.
San Francisco, April 12-Twa,ve
Jurors, one Of whom NAV vet he ey-
cused, confronted the attornavs IN
the TRIAL of Patrick Calhoun. presi-
oeht OF the United Railroads. when
the l4th week of the PROCEEDINGS
opened today.
All the efforts of one department
OF the superior court were enpaoad
from March 81 to April 9 TO All tbe
eieVentn seat in the box. Seven
Gays OF actual trial passed without
the qualification of single citizen
although 240 talesmen were sum-
moned by the sheriff and over ION
were subjected to actual interroga-
ton by the attorneys.
City Auditor Roster has prepared
detailed statement of the cost to
the city of the bribery-graft prose
cutlons, showing the expense of the
past nine months of the fiscal year
TO be S45, 900. With these figures
as a basis Of comparison, it is es-
t1mated that the entire expense at
the close of the fiscal year will reach
a total of $4,000.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
Persian Situation Serious.

London, April 12.-The Persian
situation is gradually developing in
the direction of Anglo Russian inter-
vention. British bluejackets have
been landed from the cruiser Fox at
Bushre, after British resident had
issued a proclamation holding forth
the necessity of this action because
the local authorities were unable to
protect foreigners. 1t is understood
that the landing was sanctioned by
Russia.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
CALLS CHURCH MUSIC ROT
Professor in Methodist College
Makes Startling Comment.

Tacoma, Wash, April 12.-At a
recent meeting of the class in jour-
nalism at the University of Puget
Sound, the subject Of criticism of
dramas and music was discussed and
resulted in Professor Glazier, who
has turned in his resignation because
of being reprimanded by the presi-
dent for attending theaters, clapping
his hands and declaring he also be-
lieved church music was mostly
'rot'' and largely copied from selec-
tons of well-known operas.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
BERMUDA 800 YEARS OLD
Islands Begin Ceiehra ton of Tercen-
tenary Of English Occupation.

Hamilton, Bermuda, April 12.-
For six days beginning today Bermu-
da will celebrate the three hum
dredth anniversary of it's settlement
by Europeans. 1t was in 1909 that
Sir George Somers, on his way to
Virginia with company of settlers
in a small fleet, was wrecked here
and took possession Of the islands
in the name of England.
Preparations have been made to
celebrate the tercentenary with fetes
and sports of all sorts, in which the
civil government and the naval and
military establishments will partici-
pate. AS usual at this time of the
year, there are many American visit
ors in Bermuda, and they are show
ing much interest in the celebration.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
Chicago Women Want to Vote.

Springfield, H., April 14.--Com-
ing to the state capital to convince
doubling legislators of their desire
to vote, a large delegation of Chi
cago suffragists are besieging sena-
tors and representative today with
pleas for the ballot. They have
come here to attend the hearing on
the Chicago municipal suffrage bill,
which gives women the right to vote
at municipal elections.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15
Indians Delight London.

London, April IA contingent
of Indians and cowboys from the Da-
kota reservation, who will take part
In the exhibitions here this summer,
have arrived in London. The In
dams were in full war dress and de-
li9hted with their war whoops the
treat crowds which followed thsm,
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1909-04-15

me prospect for an appropriation
" congress TO meet President Taft's
expenses on an extensive trip to the
west are improving. Senator Jones
VI Washington, has stated that he
VIII endeavor to have $4,000 al.
lowed in the urgent deficiency bill.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-25
Women Indifferent to Vote.

Three women candidates for nam.
bership to the French commercial
courts known as 'conseils de prud'-
hommes," have been nominated, this
being the first time that such thing
has happened, although so many wom-
en- are in business in France that for
some time 1t has seemed necessary
that they should have voice in these
courts. However, the women nominal
ed do not expect to be elected as only
"a women i'll 1000 who could vote
have registered. French women, as a
rule do not care to vote, and among
those registered it is said are no wom-
en- prominent in business.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-25
Treasurer of Lincoln County, Idaho.

Be 1t Further Resolved, That Title
II, Chapter 2, Article 6, of the Revised
Codes of the State of Idaho for the
year 1909, be printed on the back OF
each bond.
Be 1t Further Resolved, That when
the said bonds have been properly
signed and sealed, and duly registered
by the Auditor of Lincoln County, as
provided by law, they shall be delivered
to Trowbridge & Niver Company, the
purchasers thereof, on payment of the
purchased price therefor, and the pro-
ceeds of said bonds shall be stimuli
taneously applied to the payment and
cancellation of said s2S, 900. of outstand-
ing bonds of Lincoln County, date July
1, 1898, maturing July l, 1909, being
bonds of the numbers and denomina-
tons as follows: Numbers % to Sc in
elusive of $1,000. 90 each dated July l.,
1898, which said bonds this Board finds
were issued in strict compliance with
the Constitution and Statutes of the
State of Idaho for the purpose of pay
ing outstanding legal obligations of
Lincoln County, Idaho, and this Board
further finds that said bonds are valid
and legal obligations of said Lincoln
County.
Be 1t Further Resolved, That the
County Treasurer of Lincoln County be,
and hereby is, instructed that at the
time of issuance of said $2S, 900. of new
bonds, or any part thereof, in exchange
for said valid and legal obligations of
said county, he shall apply all of the
cash on hand in the Treasury of said
County, that is available for the pay
ment of said legal Indebtedness, or any
part thereof, to the payment of said
legal Indebtedness and issue an amount
of said new bonds which shall in no
case exceed the total amount of the
legal indebtness of the County hereby
authorized to be refunded, less the cash
to be applied in payment and discharge
of said indebtedness,
Be 1t Further Resolved, That to
provide for the payment of principal
and interest of said bonds as the same
mature, there shall be, and there is
hereby levied on all the taxable pro-
perty in said Lincoln County, in addi-
ton to all other taxes, an annual tax
sufficient to produce the following sums
to pay the principal and interest of
said bonds:
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-06-25
Some BIG Nuggets.

Poseidon, the newest Australian
goldfield, is producing some remark
able nuggets. One, shaped exactly
like a baseball, was recently found
there lying on the surface, the finder
at first mistaking it for a mushroom.
And now, from the same place, comes
news of a nugget OF 103 ounces close
ly resembling a nautilus she'll. This
was found by an Irishman, and on the
adjoining claim Scotchman, named
Mackenzie, almost simultaneously i'm
paled a 3S-ounce nugget on the point
of his pick. Furthermore, boy driy-
ing bakers cart over the Poseidon
field saw the CLEAN of gold in the
grass He got down and picked up
a nice little nugget of 40 ounces.