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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-02
PRIZE EAR OF CORN $4S.6O.
Minnesota Farmer Tells How He
Lives Well on 81 Acres.

Minnesota Farmer Tells How He
Lives Well on 81 Acres.
From the St. Paul Dispatch.
The prize ear of corn at the agricul-
tural department of the state fair yield
ed its owner, c. N Howe. of Aitkin.
$3.50 and his exhibit OF % ears of the
yellow product brought him $l4s. a rec
ord that attests TO the profits OF farm
ing and ranks Dad" Howe as the
prize farmer of Minnesota.
Mr. Howe, besides winning the sweep
stakes on all kinds of corn. took the
first premium on the best 10 ears Of
whitecap dent corn. the first premium
on the yellow dent csrn, first place
among the Aitkin county exhibitors and
was at the head Of the private farmers
exhibitors. He also took premiums in
bundle grain and ranked third in his
exhibit OF % varieties Of bundle and
sheath grain.
Cultivation. according TO the prize
farmer, is the secret OF his success.
You can use all the long-drawn out
names you want 10. but they mean
plain cultivation" he said. Il own and
work 80 acres of land In Aitkin County
and make just as good a living as
the farmers around me who own l60
acres or more. I make good living
for a family of five, go TO all OF your
conservation congresses and State fairs
and have all the money want. I Gull
tivated that field of corn that won the
prizes 81 times. and ! even cultivate my
hay"
Mr.. Howe keeps two horses and two
COWS on his 81 acres. has fruits of all
kinds and everything he wants for him
self and family
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Of excellent birth and OF fine education,
IN the ranks. who have some reason or
other for wishing 10 drop entirely out OF
sight for few years, and find that there
is no way by which they can do this so
efficaciously as by joining the foreign
legion. where practically no questions
are asked, and where man is enrolled
under whatever name he chooses TO give.
Thus, there are dozens of men who have
forfeited their commissions in crack
French regiments. either through mis-
conduct or In consequence of financial
disaster. and who are endeavoring to re-
cover their epaulettes and TO secure re-
Mobilization by some brilliant feat OF gal
lantry in the legion, which is slways in
the forefront OF every trouble. and may
be said 10 be almost continuously IN the
field. on active service, with plenty of
opportunities for distinction.
Many Are Known
In the disciplinary corps. on the other
hand, the identity OF every man in the
ranks is thoroughly well established with
his prison record, and there is no such
thing as concealment of name or OF an
tecedent.
Each man is jaiIbird. with his con-
victions prior TO enrolment noted on the
roster, his treatment by his officers is
a hundred time more harsh than that ac-
corded 10 the so-called Soldier Of the
legion
Formerly known as the Zephyrs, the
soldiers Of the disciplinary corps are now
nicknamed the Joyeux. probably because
their existence is so absolutely the re-
verse in every respect OF all that is
joyous.
Their most common sobriquet, however.
is that OF ''Biribi. the origin OF which
am unable 10 tell
I have before me an official report OF
the results OF an investigation into some
Of he punishments inflicted upon these
military Apaches Of the disciplinary reg
iments
The tying Of a man spread-eagle fash
ion 20 the wheels OF cart in a state OF
perfect nudity. exposed for forty-eight
hours TO the burning. blistering sun by
day and &c the icy cold OF the night air
is quite common.
Punishment Cruel.
Still another favorite punishment is the
''crapaudine." which consists in binding
the hands and the feet tight together, be-
hind the back. in such manner as 10
arch the body in the form of a bow.
Thus tied by ropes. that are some
times wetted in order 10 enter more
deeply into the flesh OF the wrists and
ankles in drying. men are left for days
and nights together exposed 10 the at
Jacks OF every form OF insect life. 10 the
kun. and 10 the night air. often without
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-02

Employed by the Government Say No" He Is the Real
Guardian of Our Millions

there are what might be called office
precedents. made by men on the ground
with a full understanding OF the existing
circumstances
you have been watching the expendi-
lures OF the government for thirteen
years" l said How much have they
increased during that timer"
They have doubled since Mr.. Mckinley
became President I'm 1897 There were
many wagging heads In this country
when the first billion dollar Congress
went out OF existence and the sum OF
Its appropriations was spread in large
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Now and then there is an attempt at
overeharging, but II falls. ordinarily, I
shall speak OF an instance by way OF IL
lustratlon.
Accommodation to People.
"As an accommodation TO the people.
many disbursing officers are appointed In
al departments OF the public service. A
$3.50 clerk may be assigned TO such duty.
His work Is increased. but his compen-
sation remains the same. and he must
give bond besides and pay for It out
OF his own pocket. James r. Garfield,
while Secretary OF the Interior. had a
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Memorial to "a pig.

From the London Chronicle
The town hall Of Luneburg. in Hav-
over, contains touching memorial 10 a
pig that breathed his last 800 years ago.
This consists OF a handsome glass case
inclosing a ham, in excellent preserya-
ton. and underneath a black marble
tablet with the following inscription in
gold letters:
Passers-by. here you behold the NOR
tai remains of a pig which acquired for
itself the imperishable glory by the dis
covery OF the salt springs OF Lune-
burg
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-02

Legislative committees OF the Cleve-
land Federation of Labor will consider
the fortyeight week school year. quar-
teFly examinations. technical training. and
other matters connected with the public
schools
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when they need Interpretation. Usually
money is voted for a specific purpose-tc
build battle ship. for example, or 20
improve a harbor. However. details In
many instances are left 10 administrative
officers. and they come tofhe for final
construction II one is putting up a
house, the cost of looking at the land is
a proper charge against the fund set
aside for completing the building. We
follow the law when we can; If It is OBJ
Bcuge. We Try to make It plain. Then.
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STRIKE IS OFF

According to advices from Tucson the Electrical Workers union has called of the strike against the Con- solidated Telegraph, Telephone & Electric company. which has been in progress in Globe. Tucson. Phoenix and Nogales for several weeks.
 The settlement was adjusted at a meeting of the committee of strikers and Manager Hfnehcliffe at Tucson Friday afternoon. the company agree ing to the wage asked by the union.
 This strike has attracted consider able attention because of several in- stances of cable and wires of the company being cut during it's dura- ton. Finally. as a protection of it's property. the attorneys for the tele- phone company secured an injunction restraining the strikers and officers of the Electrical Workers union from in any way interfering with the property of the company or from interference with it's employees.
 This injunction was served last week and was immediately followed bv efforts to settle the trouble be- tween the telephone company and it's former employees, which was success fs1f
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klNeA1s oE coLuMRus.

QUEBEC, Aug. 2;-The annual con vention of the supreme council oi the Knights of Columbus was opened this morning with a procession of the delegates to the Basilica, where Bis hop Roy officiated at pontifical high mass. The English sermon was de livered by Bishop Fallon, of London Ont and the French sermon by Rev Canon Gauthier of Montreal. At the conclusion of the church service the convention was formally opened n the Auditorium Theatre. Major Drouy in delivered an address of welcome and Supreme Knight James A Flaherty responded for the visitors This afternoon the delegates were re ceived atSpencerwood by Lieutenant Governor Sir. C. A. P. Pelletier.
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REVOLUTION PRoMoroRs.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. D. Antonio L. vfllareal, Liberado River ado and Floreo Magon the three el' legged Mexican revolution promoters will be released from the prison at Florence. Arizona, tomorrow upon the expiration of their terms of inprison- ment for violation of the neutrality laws. The three may still be tried on indictments returned against them in western Texas, charging conspiracy to create a revolution and the procur- ing of arms and ammunition.
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As FAR As pIzmo BEACH

The ideal pleasure resort Of all Coast Beaches on the Pacific Coast Situated in San Luis Obispo County California. half way between San Francisco and Los Angeles on the Southern Pacific Coast Line. Five
 - aaIly rom Los Angeles. First class hotel. Tent City Tn connection. Pleasure and comfort and all kinds of amusements PIZMO BEACH is the safest for surf bathing, and the most beautiful. widest and longest on the west coast of the United States. Spe cial weekly and monthly rates t' guests. Under new management.
 PIZMO BEACH RESORT COMPANY
 137
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WEST HuAcHUcA AND FIT. HUA-
 CHUcA. Polling Place at Ft. Huaehuca. Republicans: Judges-John Ri,ey and Geo. H. Clark Inspector-W. $. Mcknight. Clerks-F. J. Randall and Cyrus Cooper. Democrats: Judges-Robert Renter and c. J. Peterson Inspector--Jas. Lowry. Clerks to be supplied Socialists-Omcers to be supplied.
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NAco PRECINCT

WACO PRECINCT
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans: Judges-Geo. Jay and F. H. Ruch. Inspector-E. A. Folsom. Clerks to be supplied. Democrats. Judges-G. c. Barry and ]. ]. New ell.
 Inspector-W. u Brown Clerks to be supplied Officers to be supplied
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THE GAS IS oNi MERCHANTS LUNCH SERVED FROM ii A. Nj. TO p. M. AT THE OFFICE sA- LOON.
MEETING oF osrEoPArHs

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. z.- With leading members of the profes sion in attendance from many sections of the country. the American osteo pathic Association assembled at the St Francis Hotel today for it's annua convention. Dr. A. T. Still the dis coverer of osteopsth is the guest o the convention.
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wANrED-wOman to do general

WANT Woman to do general Judges-To be supplied. Inspector-Jim Hay. Clerks to be supplied | Dapncrats: Jrdges-L. E. B. Kelly and N. R. Tyler. I~spector-Geo. ". Waters. Clerks to be supplied. Each of said political parties shall hold said primaries on the same day as heretofore stated and in the same room in accordance with Chapter sS
 of the Session Laws of the Twenty
 third Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona entitled: An Act
 to Provide for Primary Elections and
 the Manner of Holding the Same,
 approved March 18th. 1905. and said
 primary election shall be conducted
 in strict accordance with the pro
 visions of said Act.
 By order of the Board of Super visors. (Seai.) H. F. BERNER. Clerk. Dated this 7th day of July. 1910.
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HEREFORD PRECINCT.

HEREFORD PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans:
 Judges-F. Real and R. Hazel Inspector to be supplied Clerks to be supplied. Democrats:
 Judges-C. H. Holmes and N. L. White
 Inspector-F. B. Moson Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Offlcers to he supplied (Hereford Precinct includes Ash Canon Precinct.)
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CARR CANON

Republicans: Judges-Horace Magne and Robt-
 Todd.
 Inspector-w. J. Berner. . Clerks to be supplied. Democrats:
 Judges-T. I. Pointer and Ike
 Skearee. lnspector-Jas. Kelly. Clerks to be supplied
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS.

The Bisbee Meat Company, aitho hard hit by the recent flood by hav- ing their main shop and cold storage plant flooded with four feet of wa ter. are again open and doing busi- ness as ever.
 They gladly welcome all their old customers and invite others to come and be friends and customers
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WILCOX PRECINCT

WILCOX PRECINCT Polling Place, School House. Republicans: Judges-H. O. Parks and NJ. J. Soto. Inspector-J. F. Crowley Clerks-A- A. Nicholson and Geo. Morgan. Democrats. Judges-R. J. Stark and Joseph Schwertner. lnspector-L. V. McCourt Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Officer to be supplied.
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DOUGLAS PRECINCT

FoIiH9 Tsace, IIty FaII. Republicans: Jrdges-A. r. Wright and H. H.
 Scott
 Inspeetor-s. s. Badger. Clerks-C. P Daiber and J. C. GungI Democrats;
 Judges-Harvey Johnson and Kelly
 Henry.
 Inspector-Andy Scott. Clerks to be supplied. Sociaiists-Officers 10 be supplied.
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ON TRAIL OF CORRUPTION

NEW YORK Aug 2:-The joint execution committee appointed to in vestigate charges of legislative cor suption in New York State met al the Murray Hill Hotel in this city to day to decide upon a tentative course of procedure. Assemblyman Edwin A Merritt chairman of the committee presided at the meeting.
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cocHIsE PRECINCT

cocHisE PRECINCT
 Polling Place School House. Republicans: .Judges-To be supplied Inspector-J. F. Nets. Clerks to be supplied Democrats: Judges-J. A. Jenkins and Dott Norfleet Inspector-B. J. Mckinney. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Officers to be supplied
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2se A POUND.

Central Pharmacy is selling soc bulk chocolate candS. made by Me Donald Candy Co. for 25c pound. this week only. as special inducement for the people to acquaint themselves with the high quality of the whole line 4oi
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DOS cAeEzos PREcINcr.

DOS cAeEzos PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School house Republicans:
 Judges-S. Porter and T. c. Bain. Inspector-J. A. Fenstermaker. C'erks-W. l. Crawford and Mike Ohl. Democrats:
 Judges-Ed Riggs and Jas. Scow. inspector-C. M Roberts. Clerks to be supplied Socialists-Ohicers to be supplied
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FAlRsAnK PRECINCT

Polling Place, School House. Republicans:
 Judges-F. T. RImpau and J. D.
 Milton.
 Inspector-Arthur Heney. CIerks-Robt. C. Reed and - - Democrats.
 Judges J. RI Barnes and Fred Ben
 nett.
 Inspector-Z- ". Morrison. Clerks to be supplied. socialists-Ofticers to be supplied
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Awnings. Furniture. Sewing Machines HAYDEN. kAsuN 6 co. Phone f23. Lowell
 fANcE AMI kETCHEL

NEW YORK. Aug. 2:-Patrons oi the Fairmont Athlete club are look ing forward to an interesting bout to night when Stanley Ketchel and Bill Lange, the Australian heavyweight meet in the feature event of the clubs weekly boxing show. The agreement calls for a ten-round contest.
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JOHNSON PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House Republicans: Judges-Gus Bickel and Inspector-Ben K Williams. Clerks to be supplied Democrats: Judges-Willam Maher and Geo. Scheerer Inspector-H. $. Wien. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Oficers to be supplied.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-03

SS- Detailed Information regarding camping places. accommodations, hunting, stage rates and cost of trip to Huachucas, send postal to Here ford-Hauchuca Stage Line. Hereford, Arizona. 42O
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MARBLE AND BOWIE PRECINCT

MARBLE AND BOWIE PRECINCT Polling Place. School House Republicans: Judges-D c. Kelsey and Capt Thos. Burns. Jnspcctor-H. R. Hindmen. Clerks-D. L. Cotter and H. Hein- rich Democrats: Judges-A. E. Lawrence and c. s. Rellum. Inspector-J. D. Prewitt. Clerks to be supplied.
 Socialists-Ofieers to be supplied
 SAN SIMON PRECINCT
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans:
 Judges-Geo. Walker and Thos. Tar.
 per.
 Inspector-T. W. Jones. Clerks-E. Sleigh and Grant Duncan. Democrats.
 Judges-Guy Pannen and A. j. Hawkins. Inspector-OscaT Roberts. AleTk& 10 De suppASu- SocIslists-Oficers to be supplied. FUCKER PRECINCT. Polling Place. School House. Republicans; Judges--Joe Hood and Jas curtner Inspector-Frank Moore. Clerks to be supplied. Democrats: Judges-J. N Hunsaker and H. L. Robey. Inspeceor-Thos. Whitehead. Clerks to be supplied. (Rucker includes Pool precinct in Democratic Primary) SociaIists--Oficers to be supplied. PEARcE PRECINCT. Polling Place, School House. Judges C. M Rsnaud and Elrner
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William J. Bryan has consented to make several speeches in Arkansas early next month in favor Of amend ment No. 10. provid ng for the initia- tive and referendum.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-03

Miss Ellis Meredith. De1ver's re- gently elected election commissioner, has just been made chairman of the commission, all the other members Of which are men.
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PARTNER WANTED.

The candidacy of State Senator Joseph Frelinghuysen for the Repub- lican nomination. for governor of New Jersey has been formally launched.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-03

THE GAS IS oNl HOT LUNCH AT THE OFFICE SALOON FROM ii A. N. TO 2 p. N.
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WARREN PRECINCT. Polling Place, School House. Republicans: Judges-John Bankard and E. P Brewster. Inspector-Mark P. John. Clerks-H. T. Hamilton and Louis Puese. Democrats: Judges-P. NJ. Kelly and ". c, Hanson. Inspector-John c. Foster. Clerks to be supplied Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
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6is6EE PRECINCT
 Polling Place, Fire House Republicans: Judges-J- D. Taylor and W. E. Stoner. Inspector-H. NJ. Woods. Clerks c. F. Philbrook and F. D. Lane Democrats: Judges-F. J. Vaughn and Tohn Warren. Inspector Socialists-Oficers to be suppiied
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Arizona Headquarters in San Fran cisco-Stanford Hotel. 250 Kearny St.
 174
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housework, five children to look after Steady job. state terms. Box 399, Courtland, Arizona 461
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sr. DAVID PRECINCT

ST. DAVID PRECINCT
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans:
 Judges-Steven Miller and --- Inspector-H. c. KirnbaE- Cjerks-J. A Frazer ard - Democrats:
 Judges-Grant Merrill and H. o.
 Post.
 Inspector-H. c. Busby. Clerks to be supplied. socialists-offieers to be supplied.
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DRAGOON PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, to be Supplied. Republicans: Judges-Asa Walker and Wm Fourr. Inspector-Jim Shilling. Clerks to be supplied. Democrats: Judges-G. w. Brown and Inspector-Dave Adams. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Officers to be supplied
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BENSON PRECINCT
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans: Judges-Milton Fairlee and ". ". Poindexter Inspector-W. P White. Cierks-Max Treu and Frank Massoletti Democrats: Judges-J. A. Legara and H. P. Merrill Inspector-Sam Friedman. Clerks to be supplied. Socialist. Inspector-Dr. J. N. Morrison. Other officers to be supplied.
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WHITEWATER PRECINCT. Polling Place, School House. Republicans: Judges-R. H. Olson and E. F. Hubbard. Inspector-Robt. M. Tyler. Cierks-Dave Gibson and - Democrats: Judges-w. H. seaver Sr.. and A. ". Bouldin- Inspector-W. H. Seaver, IT. Clerks to be supplied
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LOWELL PRECINCT. Polling Place, Judge murphy's Office Republicans: Judges-Sam Fields and - Inspector-E. NJ. Rurley. Clerks-F. W. Ritter and John Pol lard Democrats:
 Judges-J. N. Johnson and Harry Jennings. Inspector-L. L. Wallace. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-oGicers to be supplied
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FL DORADO PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans: Judges-To be supplied. Inspector-Archibald Shaw. Clerks to be supplied. Democrats: Judges-J. L. Hudson and John C. Riggs. Inspector-T. B. Stark. Clerks to be supplied.
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Republicans: Judges-c. A. peclinpaugh and J.
 If. Taylor Inspector-Amos Essary. Clerks-J. H. Hedges and - Democrats:
 Judges-J. c. Thomas and F. N
 Byrd
 lnspector-M. S Buttner. Clerks to be supplied. ocialists-Offlcers to be supplied
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IUsK PRECINCT. Polling Place. Richhart's Store. Republicans: Officers to be supplied Democrats: Judges-J. W. Richhart and E. J, Miller. Inspector-Jess Box Clerks to be supplied Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
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of the election officers appointed for conducting the said Primary Election are as follows:
 TOMBSTONE PRECINCT
 Polling Place, City Hall. Republicans.
 Judges-L- C. Wilbur and c. A.
 Fisk.
 lnspector-C. B. Tarbeil. Democrats: Judges-o. K. Col and Mart weIch Inspector-John Rock. Socialists:
 Judges-To be supplied. lnspector-Fred Friedwald.
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coURTLANp PRECINCT. Polling Place. School House. Republicans; Judges-Newt Trenham and Fred M. Clark. Inspector-Ed M. Wood. Clerks-w. P CoultSr and Harry Locke. Democrats: Judges-Chas. Locking and J. H. Bright Inspector-J. M. CabelL Clerks to be supplied
 LIGHT PRECINCT Polling Place to be Supplied. 7epubIIcans:
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LOST-Small poodle dog pup with brown ears. resembles a lion in ap- pearance. Return to Jacks oar Der shop. Mosher Block and re- ceive reward. 4S2
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Crouch


 Judges-oid Graham and John Gleeson inspector-Sidney Ridgway. Clerks to be supplied. Democrats: Judges-B. A. Taylor and ". ". Inspector-W. B. Moore Clerks to be supplied Sociaiists-Oficers to be supplied
 PARADISE PRECINCT
 Polling Place School House  Judges-w. V. Richards and Ed c. Baker. Inspec.or-Renwick White. Clerks-A. H. Gachau and - Democrats: Judges-John A. Bendele and H. s. Chamberlain. lnspector-J. c. Hancock. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Oficers to be supplied
 POOL PRECINCT
 Polling Place School House. Republicans: Judges-E ". Wall and Jose Rob les.
 lnspector-J. J. Pool. Clerks-M. NJ. Soza and Juan Apo daco. Democrats: Judges-Phill Dimmitt and W. D. Allen.
 Inspector and clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Officers to be supplied
 WlLcUs PRECINCT
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans:
 Officers to be supplied. Democrats:
 Judges-v A. Young. D. W. Knott. mspector-A. c. Smith. Clerks to be supplied. Sociaiists-Oficers to be supplied
 CURTIS PRECINCT
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans:
 Judges-Joe Johnson and Inspector To be supplied. Clcrks-J. c. Miller and Democrats:
 Judges--J. N. Christensen and J. N. Curtis. Jr. Inspecior-J. N. Curtis, ST. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Onicers to be supplied
 LOWELL PRECINCT. Polling Place, Judge murphy's Office. Republicans:
 Judges-Sam Fields and - Inspector-E. NJ. Rurley. Clerks-F. W. Ritter and John Pol lard Democrats:
 Judges--J. N. Johnson and Harry Jennings.
 Inspector-L. L. Wallace. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-omcers to be supplied
 WARREN PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans:
 Judges-John Bankard and E. P. Brewster.
 Inspector-Mark P. John. Clerks-H. T. Hamilton and Louis Puese. Democrats:
 Judges-P. NJ Kelly and ". C.. Hanson.
 Inspector-John c. Foster. Clerks to be supplied Officers to be supplied
 DRAGooN PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, to be Supplied. Republicans:
 Judges-Asa Walker and Wm. Fourr.
 Inspector-Jim Shilling. Clerks to be supplied Democrats:
 Judges-G W. Brown and - Inspector-Dave Adams. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Officers to be supplied
 FL DORADO PRECINCT.
 Polling Place, School House. Republicans:
 Judges-To be supplied. Inspector-Archibald Shaw. Clerks to be supplied. Democrats:
 Judges-J. L. Hudson and John c. Riggs. Inspector-T. B. Stark. Clerks to be supplied.
 lUsK PRECINCT. Polling Place. Richhart's Store. Republicans: officers to be supplied Democrats: Judges-J. W. Richhart and E. J. Miller. Inspector-Jess Box. Clerks to be supplied. Socialists-Officers to be supplied wHITEwATER PRECINCT. Polling Place, School House. Republicans: Judges-R. H. Olson and E. F. Hubbard. Inspector-Robt. NJ. Tyler. Cierks-Dave Gibson and -| Democrats: Judges-w. H. seaver Sr. and A. ". Bouldin. Irspector-w H. Seaver, IT. Clerks to be supplied
 SOUTHLAND PRECINCT. pollino Place. School House. Republicans;