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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
BEST GAME OF SEASON
: IS EXPECTED TON|CHT
A. 4 M. College Basketball
Team to Meet Y. M. c. A.
Five.

When the basketball team of the
Young Mems Christian Association
stacks up against the strong five OF
the Agricultural < Mechanical Col
lege OF North Carolina at the ass ocia-
ton building at $3.50 O'Clock tonight.
local enthusiasts expect to see the
best game OF the season. The visit
ing team and its rooters will arrive
here this afternoon from Raleigh and
will be Quartered at the Warwick
hotel
Manager Cameron has decided to
send Lenz. yann. Monroe. CottrelI and
Captain Hamilton against the visitors
at the start and the men will go In
with Instructions 10 play hard and
fast. This team has shown up won
derfuliy well thus far this year and
with a fast string of substitutes TO
replace any OF the first-line men who
may be hurt. the local rooters believe
that the home team will whip the WISH
tors.
However A. G. NJ. Is said to have
a FIVE team and the indications are
that the struggle will be close and
fast from the start. The visitors will
have plenty of supporters as many
members OF the local North Carolina
Club will be on hand 10. cheer them
on. The record crowd OF the year is
expected and there will be accommo-
dalton for all in thes new bleacher
seats recently erected in the symna.
Sium
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TROUBLE sMooTHEo OVER.
Threatened Split Between Labor Tn
ions Is Averted.
fRv Associated Presg7.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, Nov. ga
threatened spit between the labor I'M
ions of the United States and Canada
was smoothed over this afternoon in
the American Federation OF Labor.
by the action of President Samuel
Gompers and his friends.
The discussion which, at times was
heated. grew out OF the report OF the
special committee on labor relations
with Canada This committee recon-
mended the maintenance OF the auton-
omy of international unions in Cana
da, which confers the sole right 10
the issuance Of local union charters
upon the Canadian trades and labor
conditions and gives the Canadian
provincial or central bodies the privi-
lege of afiliating with the American
Federation Of Labor at discretion.
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Old Dominion Line
Daily Service
Foa NEW YORK.

NFOU NEW rO0Ns
Steamer leaves Norroik. foot Of
Church ST. 700 p. m. taily exceps
Sunday for New York direct.
JAMES RIVER NIGHT LINE
STEAMER FOR RICHMOND, VA,
Leaves Pier "A" $3.50 every eveaisg.
passengers only. Stop At Claremont
TO land or receive passengers 90
signal.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION. cox.
PANY, James River Dav Line 70
Richmond and all James RIVER land
,n2s. Steamer leaves Newport Ne~s
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturda54
al s:ib a. m. for Richmond Leaves
4, wport News Monday, "Wednesday
ane Friday at .. m, Tor Norfoix
and Old Point.
"sMlTHFIELD" leaves Pier "A"
daily except Sunday S:15 u. m. Tor
Norfolk, and 1850 p. m. Mondays.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays ana
5:35 D. m. Wednesdays and Saturdays
for Smithheld, Ocracoke leaves pler
"A" daily except Sunday, Q a. m. tor
Smithfieid and 3 p. m. for Norfolk
All freight received and delivered
al Pier A, foot Of Twenty-fifth street.
III. C. PARKER,
Acting Agent.
Newport News.
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ly completed a successful run a. the
lIacke,t Theatre. New York. had us
initial production IN Norfolk Monday
evening. Since then IL has been seen
IN large and delighted audiences, and
tfN people as well M the news papers
of Norfolk have spoken IN the high'
est terms OF the play and players ~
is a play OF intense Interest, especial
~ 10 virginians.
The first act Of the play Is laid
NJ Hampton Farms, near Alexandria,
Va. The atmosphere and characters
are said to be hue 10 life. and the
story 10 be- consistent heart tale
OF every day life carries conviction
and pleases the audiences always, no
matter how critical II may be.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
UNION THAKSGivIRG
SERVICE WILL BE HE'D
Rev. w. G. Star, o, D., to Address
Gathering at First Presbyterian
Church.

A union Thanksgiving service will
be held at the FIRST Presbyterian
church at 1880 o'clock this evening
under the auspices of the Newport
News Ministerial Union. Rev. W. G.
Starr, d. d., pastor of Trinity Meth
odist church, will deliver the sermon
and special music will be rendered
by choir picked from the singers
of several of the churches.
An Offering is to be taken for the
Associated Charities. This will be
the first appeal made by the Associat'
ed Charities for funds this winter.
but the organization has much work
in hand now that winter is on in
earnest and the funds which to do
tho work are very small.
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Alabama.
Goshsa y Mrs. W. \. Dalton, houteeSo'S
Arksnsas. .
Chester Mrs. Ella Wood.
eCpnnecticas.
wliilmantie Mira. ftta Donovan, Box Ss
Hartford Mrs. n. Ruthrr. i3i stan1ish st.
ocil,a.nrs. =. A. cr.bt.
wooeside Mira. Rachel johnson.
n..,,. a.. u i,s.nS's: 100, r. Main 81.
Fisia- Mrs. Henry i.siseberg. sss Adams -.
Blue Island Mrs. Anna schwartz, ~ or
MoxierrsMrs. Mary Ball. -.
Barton View Mrs. Peter Langenbahn.
Chicsso-Mrs. n. Gary, isa9 y. Riegewsy Ave
Chicsso-Mrs. a arrietJ anotxki .5oaS Lyman 81
Indiana.
Indianapolis -Mrs. A. p. Anderson sis hsgh-
Winchester MRS. May Deal
Iindleys-Mrs. May Fry.
salem MRS. I.ixzie 3. Hinkle.
Yincepness-Mrs. Syi. ID. Jertnid, COS - io'a
pendisson Mag MARSHALL. r. R. Sc. a.
Dyer@Mrs. VIM. oberioh. n y. Il. Mel
.,.,ror,on-xr.. W. i Il. barser TOO ch.r9s..
Gleuwooa-Mrs. q. w. Dunn.
Dlron -Mrs Bertha Dssrssen.
crestop q Mrs. William Seals, boS Summit 81
K;nsley s-lirs. Stella clifford Beaman.
Delphos - Mrs. Nellie Moslander.
Dexter Mrs. Lizzie scott.
Roseisnd Mrs. Mary yandefbeek.
kentucky.
Alton statiou-Mrs- Emma Bailey.
Rnrdstcxn MRS. Joseph Hall.
Noah MIRA. Lizzie Holland.
iouisvilie.Mrs. Sam Lee, S027 9Th 81.
Louisiana.
Cheueyvilie-Mrs. j. w. Stanley.
New Orleans Mrs. Blondeau, ists Camp Place.
Trout Mrs. Lutishia =. Mattox.
Maine.
Pittsosld-Mrs W. II. Hun. II. r. ID. No. j.
Prentiss Mrs Orrie NcAlpine.
Lewiston Mrs. Henry csoutier. 90 Oxford 81.
Rook iapd Mrs win Young, q Columbia Ave-
Portland-s Miss Minnie wibe. t5i Pine st.
Union Mrs. Elmer A, Messer.
Maryland.
BaitImore- Mrs. l. A. Corkran, 1913 u. Chase
Hampssesd-Mrs.56s. II. Dandy.
Westwood.Ms John =. Richards.
Massachusetts,.
Huntingdon Mrs. Mari jeanette Batea, Boz ~
Worccsfer- Mrs. Dosyiys Cote, III Soushgase
South Boston Mrs Geo. 8. JUDY, aoa E.b St.
The above names were selecte
have been benefited by Mrs. n
Observation-Disclosures * given them fol-
what they think Of Lydia 4. +
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ADJUSTMENTS

Coed houses saw the Olympic show
last night and the entire bill seemed
to please immensely. Noodles Pagan
repeated his success of Monday. In
vaudeville his ect is of the snappy,
rapid-fre sort, with Just a tocch Of
.pathos in a dramatic recital, that
shows his versatility as an enter
tainer Tonight he has some special
material for the local lodge Of Elks,
who will attend the Olympfc's 3 o'clock
show in a body.
Burgos and Clara. at the Olympic
this week have one OF the best nov
city gymnast acts ever seen here. The
.acts closes with a most thrilling ex-
hibition. the man spinning himself on
a slack rope that the woman sup
ports with one arm.
In the act of Dorothes Read < Co,
Miss Madge Hughes, a singing come
dienne. came I'm for her share OF the
honors.
A new program Of motion pictures
will be offered at the Olympic today.
Three prizes will be drawn for to-
day-one at the matinee and first
and second prize at the end Of the
first night show
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
n. w. Miller Promoted.
CIV Associas~d Prepp

RALEIGH. n. C., Nov. 22.-Henry
w. Miller. OF Raleigh; now assistant
10 First Vice President Andrews. OF
the Southern Railway, has been ap-
pointed assistant to President Finley.
OF that road. with headquarters in At
Ianta, ca. The appointment becomes
effective December 1. and Mr.. Miller
succeeds ]. H. b. Thompson. resigned
to accept the presidency OF the Allan
tic Compress Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23

Michigan.
Detroit. Mrs. Prcdmore, ~ Marcy d..
M,s.,,s,'., Mr. es,sa a Fysson, RE-. n NOS.
scottvIlie :. sIrs..i. q. Johnson, I'D; Nos
lapeer-sMrs. r. {. knrxhais' II. ~ NO.
Minnesota.
Tenstrike- - Mrs. George W. Cor.
~ psui-. Mrs. n. NJ. Schorn, ioe5 Woodbridge
Street. mississippi.
rlattsburg- Mrs. ysrna Wilkes, RID NO l.
Missouri. oa
shassfoek -.,Iosie hsm, X; y; ~ No. l. BOZ H.
Marshs.i.-Mrs VIII brisbo's.
Elmo-.Mrs. A. g. Datsul;.
i.osIsians- Mrs. Bertha Nun, ooJ n. uh ~
westbore :. Mrs. s6sie Ternplc.on.
v.shaxkea MssH Price. ss1 Heresnline Az.
Marion Mrs. tieo. .Iordy. koote NoS. Box ~.
cari.sad.Mrsr l9ns w E.ssnsr al Ssrss S.
New York.
Patchogue Mrs. walter =. Budd,
prncklsn. Mrs. Peter Gsffnsy. 64s Marcy Az.
pewiltsiiie- Mrs. A. A. Giles.
ruwsiiyiile-Mrs. William Boughton.
kingston II Mas Els!e J. Failcr ~ i'ine 81.
Finira- Mrs. E,issa Green. a0i Int,ie ave..
Bruokiya- Mrs. }. :. Stewart, 1850 Fulton ST.
North Dakota
peI-er,..M rs. y. M. thorn, Boa Z.
Enderiip Mrs. T. II. Simonson. Boz 90
Ohio.
Belieyues-Mfh. Edith wieland. ass Monroe ~.
CincIrnatis- Mrs. y. II. Maddoeks, IL fsrreirs
MorsSore.Mrs. Lee Manages. r. y. y. No. 10.
pastons-Mrs n. *. Smith, 4Si Kim Sc.
t,iouyter-aAirs. Annie Bailey, RID. No. L.
ci'ds-Mi'' Mary Ss q assss
Bariiesyilles- Mrs. wooslson Branstettsr'
Oregon.
Joseph Mrs Alice Huffman.
Aurora Nre. Fred fohanE-
FeunsytsnnSa.
Cr~sso1 Mrs. Ella r. Aikey.
Phila Mrs. J. =. johnston. 293 tsrncu ~.
Bsayer Faiis--Mrs. W. p. Boyd, e4io eth Ave
Faircharce~ Mira. IheliA A. durham. Boa ios'
Fri.-Mrs J. y. Endiich, RID. MOI.
Tennessee.
Christiapa.Mrs. Mary Wood, k.r.D. NO. D.
Texas.
.Jonesboro-Mrs. J. T. Lawrence.
Virginia.
HAYES StoressAfiss Annie Dunston.
Norfolk Mrs Frank Kueht IA Fenchnrch 81.
Washington,
creston-- Mrs. Cbas b. anderson, Boa u.
West virginia.
Parkersburg- Emma wheaton,
wisconsin.
pound-Mrs. Herman seth.
i.aona- Mrs. Louis Bcaudoin. Box w.
at random from thousands who
Ikham's famous medicine, and no
the use OF their names. Ask them
|ukham's Vegetable Compound.
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eav Port and Bombay Here.

Towing the barge Bombay, the
whaleback steamer Bay Port came
into port yesterday morning from
Boston. The Bay Port was towing
the barge Baroness up the coast when
that barge was cut down Dy the
French bark Elizabeth two weeks ago.
The skipper and crew of the barge
went down with the Baroness. me
Bombay also was in tow of the steam
or when the collision occurred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
Time Table Of Express
Service Between New
port News h Norfolk
Norfolk & Atlantic
Terminal Go.

In Effect Thursday. Sept ~, ivy
Subject 10 Change Without Notice.
LEAVE sHIPyARD--
$3.50 a. m, daily except SUNDAY;
7:eO a. M, daily except Sunday: $3.50
a. M, daily; a:35 &. M; ff:3b q. nj
1850 p. m: 2:A0 p. M: $3.50 .. d..
sos p, M; G:2o p. m; 1915 y. m.
Sundays only.
LEAVE NORFOLK
1920 q. M, Daily Except Sundays
s:45 q. m.; daily; 10000 g. m; l2:0V
noon; 1:f5 p. No.; $500 .. M; 4:ie
D. m; $3.50 p. n; 6:45 p. M; le:0s
p m, Sundays only.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
Exports for London.

Carrying a full cargo OF miscelIa'
neous exports, the British steamer
Swaledale steamed yesterday for Lon
don. The vessel loaded large guam
tity of exports here, including thou-
sands of barrels of flour and many
hogsheads of tobacco.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
aenairs At shipyatd.

The five-massed schooner Jane Pal
mer. Captain Carter, arrived yester-
day from Boston and proceeded to
the shipyard to have her. hull below
the waterline cleaned and painted
preparatory to loading a cargo OF coal
here.
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Ready For Bribery Trial.
(By Associated 1'r~eO

YAzOO CITY. MISS. Nov. 2s-At
end of the second day jury OF tweivs
acceptable to The court has been
found 10 hear the trial of L. G. Du-
laney, charged with having bri5ed
State Senator Theodore Bilbo TO cast
his. ballot in the recent senatorial eau
ems for the successful candidate.
United states senator Leroy Perry.
Worry is the mother Of sick. ner-
woes and troubled mentality; upsets
the entire physical system The body
Is a network OF nerves. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea soothes and
fresheas the entire system Try IL
tonight. c. GORSuCH & CO.
Juss t-v O. p. 3. Special.
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the grave, about which the family ana
close friends OF the dead man knelf !.
The .choirs sang the hymn. "iSerlast-
ing Memcry." but there was no other
ceremony. In silence the casket was
lowered into the ground.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
Thanksgiving at the Granny.

Probably there will be hundreds o:
people from Newport News and other
points on the Peninsula who will
spend Thanksgiving Day in Norfolk.
and tt II safe 20 assume that many
Of these will want to see Jay L. Pack
ards splendid production Of Preston
Cibson's Southern society comedy
drama. The Turning Point which
- the attraction this week al the
Graaby Theatre. As usual. there win
be- . Thanksgiving Day matinee, ..
which an unusually large audience Is
expected and on account OF the holi-
day. night prices win prevail There
win also Be performances each even
Ing for the remainder Of the week.
and the usual matinee on Saturday
afternoon HNF
The Turning Point which recent
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Coal for Havana.

The Norwegian steamer Tancred
steamed yesterday for Havana. Cuba,
with "a cargo of $500 tons OF COAL
valued at s14.364. She was loaded py
the Berwind- White Coal Mining Com
pany.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
IaslsIZc7I7:Ysf:II
Borrow s Per Cent Money from
&C. p. HELMS

Room 100 snsby Building, Nevpor;
News. Va
Money Broker, Loans and Real Is
tate. Notary Public with seal.
Beautiful Re- iGent Lots overiooking
Hampton Roads for sale. 500 Easy
terms. GIN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
BADGER Completes Repairs.

Repairs to the whaleback barge
Badger were completed at the ship
yard Yesterday and the barge was
lowed to Sewall's Point by the steam
er Bay Port. Both the steamer and
barge are loading cargoes there FOR
New England ports. :
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
george p. Hudson Here.

George y FuusoH Hesr'
The five-masted schooner George
p. Hudson, Captain Thomas came in
to port yesterday from Boston TO
load coal. This is the first visit the
Hudson has made to this port in
months. She formerly was a Palmer
schooner and was wrecked on the
Virginia coast several years ago She
was fosted. brought here and repair
ed and sold. her name being changed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23

Charity Entertainment and Dance.
An entertainment and dance will
be given at the Y. NJ. II. A. hall To-
night at O'Clock by a number OK
the young people of this city for the
purpose OF assisting several families
which are in distress
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
Calendar for Today.
Weather at Cape Henry

CAPE HENRY. VA, Nov. 22.-Part-
ly cloudy. wind northwest, six miles,
smooth sea.
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Sailed.

Steamers Tancred (Nor), Havana;
Bay Port, Sewal's Point Towing
barge Badger; Swaledale tBr), Lon
don.
Schooner Edward B. Winslow, But
Ter. Portland.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
Cleared.

Steamer Tancred (Nor.). Arnesen,
Havana erwind-White Coal Mining
Company.
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Eour echooners Arr;ve.

Four Schooners Arrive.
Four big schooners arrived in port
yesterday from Neg England ports TO
load full cargoes Of coal at the local
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MzzEW
Mo.@dzzM

the ability of lydia Pnkham Vegetable Compound 70 cure
female Ills are requested write all OF the women wh
correct names and given below ana see "ha y
saw you are obliged to take orr WORD Tor &
women who know experience that yda H. ilhhha
Vegetable compound and does female diseases
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23

Sometimes nervous vomen's com
plants are imaginary: again they are
form Of disease. In any event Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea makes
women ~ell A tonic unequsIlec for
the GOOD u docs.-J. c. CORSUCH r.
co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23
search Eor mi.sina Mar.

RICHMOND. VA, Nov. 22.-The po-
lice have been requested 10 institute
a search for Joseph Rogers 80 years
old. who left his home at 1711H ten-
able street. November 10. to 20 10
washington. and who has no. been
heard from since
According to Mrs Rogers who
called Et the police headquarters. <
was her husbands intention 10 -e-
turn 70 Richmond the following day.
She fears ne may have met with foul
play.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23

Just srr @. a s. sD-c'.i.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-23

The above names selected at random from tnousanus wno
have been benefited Mrs Pnkhams famous meucin am m
given them for the use OF Their names ASH
what they Lydia E. Pfnkhams Vcgetane
The Oakes times., 1910-04-21

ed over all the state and was of i'm
mense benefit to the grain crops. but
hard on the trees and small fruit. The
N. p. made record by sending out
rotary plows on the branch lines.
Adams "A steel tank. weighing 21.-
800 pounds and holding $4,000 gallons
OF oil, was unloaded at Adams the
other day and will be used by the
Bartles Oil company for the distribu-
ton of oil to its patrons in this terri
tory.
Bismarck.-The total Of all sales Of
school lands since July last reaches
the enormous amount of s7.556951 and
the amount of cash paid reaches ST.
513.390. The number of acres is 43O.-
305 and the average price is SIT SO per
acre.
Mandan.-The Northern Pacific Rail-
way company will compel the removal
Of the elevators and warehouses from
the right-of-way in this town in order
to secure the room for various i'm
provements to be made by the railroad
company here.
New Salem-Farmers in this section
are spurred to raising better dairy cows
by prizes offered by an association un.
der the direction of the department of
agriculture. The prize COW for the
past month yielded s21 worth of but
ter fat at an expense of SIS for feed
Richardtown.-An enthusiastic re-
ceptfon was given the new bishop of
Bismarck on his arrival here. Speeches
OF welcome were made. brass band
met the visitor and a purse Of $500 was
made up to show the esteem in which
this city holds the reverend gentleman.
Langdon.-A fine bronze tablet
mounted on green oak and bearing Lin
coins memorable speech at Gettysburg,
now finds a place in the entrance hall
Of the Langdoh schools. The tablet
was presented to the schools by o. E.
Thompson, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank.
Reeder.-Ferdinand Weipert of this
place died sunddenly of heart trouble
while engaged in carpenter work on
his homestead.
Jamestown.-Prof. Miller and the pu-
ed wireless telephone line connecting
the high school building with the north
side school building and are able to
communicate easily between the two.
I Minot.-An arc light is to be placed
On top of the waterworks tower in this
city. The tower is at the summit of
hill. rising $50 feet above the business
portion Of Minot and the light will be
a beacon for visitors approaching town.
1t was secured through the efforts OF
Commercial club committee.
Harxex--A- farmer Of this town Is
The Oakes times., 1910-04-21
ENORMOUS SALES
GALE OF SCHOOL. LANDS SINCE
JULY z, 1eos-REAcHEs INTO
MILLIONS.
AVERAGE Sl7.59 AN ACRE
Facts From the Report of Commission,
or observation-disclosures Land of
State are Being Rapidly Sold
at Good Prices.

Bismarck.-A table has just been is
sued from the office Of State Lane
Commissioner Macdonald showing Thu
sale of school lands in the state sine,
July 1, 1908.
This table shows that total of 430.
3O5 acres of the different classes O.
common school, university, norma
school, agricultural college and various
other land for educational purposes
have been sold. The selling price O
the same is $7,556,915 and the total car
received for the first payments is ST..
513,39O, and the average price paid fo,
this land is $17.59 per acre.
Before the sales are held the count!
auditor and the Superintendent O
schools in which the land is situated
go out and view the land as a boart
of appraisers and at the time of thu
sale no bids under the valuation tiXet
by this board will be considered. Ir
many instances during the past yea!
and half there have been pieces o
land sold for over $50 per acre. ane
much of it has been disposed of at be.
tween $40 and $25 per acre
The Oakes times., 1910-04-21
Notice of Bond Election.

Notice is hereby given, that by the order OF
5ne board OF County Commissioners OF the
County of Dickey and State of North Dakota
made April !, 1910. an election will be held on
the 2sth day of May, 1910. at the polling places
IN the voting precincts hereafter mentioned in
the County of Dickey and State OF North
Dakota, for the purpose of determining by a
vote of the electors of said Dckey County, the
question, OF the issuance of its bonds in the
amount OF SD,0OO in denomination of 81 900
each. payable in ten years from the date
thereof, and bearing interest at 1 ne rate of ~
per cent per annnm, payable semi-annually, for
thc purpose OF the erection of court house
therein at the County Seat of Dickey County.
i'll the State of North Dakota.
The polling places of these voting precincts
IL At School House No. on section 8, township
loi, range 80, Bear Creek precinct.
At School House No. ., section IL, township
III, range 6O, Clement precinct
AT Town Hall. section ~, township 13l,
range I'll, Yorktown precinct.
Al Carroll House, Fullerton, Porter precinct.
Az Woodmen Hall, Monango, Keystone pre-
At School House in Mcrricourt, Merricourt
precinct.
AT Colwell School House, section -, townsl4i
13l, range 65. Whitestone precinct.
At School House No. 3 on SEA of Section g.
toWt snip 100, range 6G. Spring Valley precinct
range "a, Elm precinct
Al Townsend School House, Eden precinct
AT At Fleming School No. /, section 3, township
10. range g. Ellendale precinct
At Town Hall section II, township $780,
range g.. Kentner precinct
AtGuelph School House in Guelph Hudson
precinct.
AtJ. D. Roots Store in Guelph, Port Emma
precinct.
At Town Hall in Ludden, Lowell precinct.
At School House No. I, section ii, township
l3o, range g., Albion precinct.
,,a AT school House No. !, section I, township
l29, range 81, Ada precinct.
,oa AZ school House No. 3, section s, township
l29, range 60, Van Meter precinct.
Az school House No. 2, section 10, township
l30, range 81, Kent precinct.
At School House No. ., section II. township
III. range 81; Wright precinct.
AT School House No. ], section q, township
lS2 range 60. j. K. Valley precinct
IA At school House No. !, section q, township
1872. range G3, Valley precinct.
AT school House No. 1, section I6, township
l5o range 80, Riyerdale precinct.
,oa AZ school D. House No. ], section 8. township
At School Ho. sc No.2. section q, township
100 range 65. Grand Valley precinct.
At Sager Hall, Forbes, Lorraine precinct.
In City of Eilendale:,
At Commercial Hotel, First precinct.
Second precinct.
At the City Hall, Third precinct
City Of Oakes:
At City Hall, First precinct.
| AT the Office of George A. Tuthill,
| Second precinct.
| AT School House, Third precinct.
| The polls for said election shall be opened a,
| eight Q clock in the forenoon and close at five
O'Clock in the afternoon of said 2Sth day Oi
May, 1870 and remain open continuously dur
ing said time.
Dated this 18th day Of April, 1910.
| v. +. HASkINS,
| County Auditor,
Dickey County, North Dakota.
| First publication April 21, 1906