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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30
aaollcltors am Statesmen.

ACTIVE: AND RESPONSIBLE MAN
wanted to take charge of publicity
and stock sales in each congressional
district. Exceptional opportunity Tor
good man. The work is interesting
and profitable. Call or address MIL
LER TRAIN CONTROL CORE, Room
eos, Commonwealth Bank Building,
Richmond. Va.
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Drlp. Hhle anD eIemaIe.

EoyEPNMEST EMPLo~Es WANTED
Write for Richmond examination
schedule: preparation free. FRANK
LIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 1853 Q. Roches-
ter. n. Y.
WANTED. BooEKEEPERs. sTENoG-
raphers hotel clerks, stewards. por-
tors. mattresses, managers. house
keepers. printers, statesmen, sales
ladies. PIEDMONT EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. Durham. n. c.
WANTED. COOK OMAN OR WOMAN :
Irvington Beach Hotel, Va: REFER
enccs required. Address r. S. MllCfi-
ELL Irvington, Va.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON NAY
earn good income corresponui1E iot
Address PRESS CORRESPONDING
BUREAU, Wa shington. D. G.
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WIN. H. PALMER. President.
7. w. SINTON, Cashier.
Richmond, Va. MAY q, 1910.

Richmond. Va. Nav 81, 1910.
20 WHOM IT MAY CONCENTRATE
Notice: That l have qualified as ex-
ecutor of N. T. BEDFORD, deceased.
An persons having claims against
his estate will present them to me
for payment. and all persons owing
his estate will make payment to me.
C. ERNEST BEDFORD.
Executor of N. T. BEDFORD.
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BARTON HEIGHTS HOMEl DIRECT
from owner; beautiful lawn; lots OF
fruit; nine-room house. with all
Z modern improvements; electric lights |;
6a7, or address n 2sa, care Times
Dispatch.
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WANTED. STOCK SALESMAN. CALL
or write. Room EOS. Commonwealth
Bank Building.
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:Guarn LQlanteo.


YOUNG MAN DESIRES BOARD AND
room. with Jewish family. Address
A 80. care Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE. RESIDENCE OF j. L, I'D
munds, on Stanton River, Charlotte
county, Va, five miles from Aspen.
on yirginian Railroad. 7S4 acres. las
lowlands. most of them titled; about
100 acres meadow; 200 acres In
wood; splendid improvements; one
of the finest farms in Virginia. Price.
100000 Address JULIAN MEADE.
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BY n. ". Bowe e Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
THAT ATTRACTIVE sEvEN-RooM
FRAME DWELLING.
No. 1920 N. 2lst ST.
BY AUCTION.

Y
In execution of a certain deed OF
trust, dated May 90. 1908. and record
ed in Richmond Chancery Court In
D. B. 19J-D. page 1875. I will. at the re-
quest of the beneficiary. there having
been default in the payment OF part
of the debt secured thereby. sell by
public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE /. 1910.
AT O'CLOCK P. NJ.
that attractive dwelling above referred
to, No. 1920 North Twenty-first Street,
with the lot upon which 1t stands,
fronting twenty-one feet six inches on
the west line OF Twenty-first Street,
by depth of 1875 feet three inches to
a fourteen-foot alley. This property
will make a nice home. or good In
| vestment.
TERMS: Cash
STUART BOWIE.
| Trustee.
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9selp Guantep. -TrmaIe.

rouse LADIES AND GIRLS WRITE
or apply to the WHlTLOCk
BRANCH. Twenty third and Cary
Streets, Richmond. Va. in regard 10
situation learning to make and
pack cigars; good pay; pleasant sur.
roundlngs.
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WANTED. A ISLANDER. LAWYER
that can get punitive damages out
of a wickea old woman that is rich,
She dscha .ge me with malice. and
J am LADY, and she ruin my char
aoter and bite all the -four Of my
youth SIZE is hateful old cat. and
can't proTe nothing, because every
body will swear she put the things
In ny think herself. the suspicious
old thing And her dirty dollars
will be a heaven's blessing to honest
folks, 81 tell me how much you can
get, share and share alike. and write
to ANGCfsHED SOUL, care of Times
I1isDatch
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BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE BY AUCTION
Brick and Frame Dwelling,
No. 329 S. 4th ST.,
Looking. Out on Gambell's
Hill Park

In execution of the below described
decree, 1 will sell. by auction. on the
premises, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1, 1910.
at o'clock P. NJ,
the above mentioned dwelling of about
1--WE rooms; lot 16x110 feet The prox-
unity of this property to the above
mentioned park makes it very at
tractive location
TERMS: One-fourth cash; residue in
three equal instruments at six, twelve
and eighteen months. with interest
added from day of sale, credit pay
ments to be evidenced by notesS title
retained until all of the purchase money
is paid,
Special Commissioner.
In the Law and Equity Court OF the
City of Richmond:
Laura c.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
against
seeley II. Clarke. Defendant
1. p. p. Winston, clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required OF the
special commissioner by the decree In
said cause of May II, 1910. has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this s5th day
P. P. WINSTON,
Clerk.
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ACTIVE AND RESPONSIBLE NAN
wanted to take charge OF publicity
and stock sales in each congressional
district Exceptional opportunity for
and profitable Call or address MIL.
LER TRAIN CONTROL CORE Room
2os, Commonwealth Bank Building,
richmond. Va.
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Riohmona. Va. May II, 1910;
TO d,r. RESoL az t6s N oF
T 1Ge seSl'0 STATE 81 II See BANK R1cA-
given that a general meeting Of the
stockholders Of said bank win BE be
held ON on I THHRsRAY TIE o 18th
NJ. at the banking house. No. I'LL
East Main Street. in the city. Of
Richmond, Va. to consider certain
proposed amendments of the Articles
Of Association Of said bank. to wit:
the bank to one million dollars, the
enlargement of the Board of Direc-
tors TO fifteen. two additional vice.
presidents. and change OF the title
or name Of the bank; also for con
dation of the City Bank of Rich
lnond with this bank; and, also. In.
regard to declaring a dividend out
of the surplus of the bank, and for
the transaction of any other bus
4 full meeting Of stockholders,
either in person, or by proxy. is ur-
JNO s, Elicit. President.
WIN. M. HILL, Cashier.
CREERY SHIRT CO.. NC. 71s EAST
Main Street, makers of fine shirts
underwear and paiamas to order. We
have all the new. shirtinEs OF the
best Scotch. English and American
Weaves.
WANTED. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros. jewelers.. ala
East Main Street, buy SELL ex-
change and remount diamonds In
the latest styles. Old gold and Sill
yer taken in exchange,
WE TAKE LADIES' AND GENTLE.
mems clothes, feathers, gloves and
slippers. clean Or dye, them by on,
have a new appearances; every arti,
ole turned out by us Is bound te
make customer; our motto "a!
Fair and Square, We pay express
age one way on out-of-town trade
sWoPEs FRENCH DRY CLEANING
CO.. a0s N. Second ST., Phone 1888.
cOAsTER BRAKES, ANY MAX
fitted to your bicycle. SIS, Why pa!
more? Only one BICKERSTAFcF IT
| only one store. 1911 Main,
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FOR SALE. TWO NEW. DETACHED
dwellings. near Chimborazo Park; all
modern conveniapces; ideal homes;
will have to be seen to be appre-
eiated. Apply S15 N. Thirty-sixth
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FOR SALE. GROCERY; GOOD STOCK
and good cash business; will sell
reasonable. Address C 1873. care
Tirnes-Dispatch
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FARM OF l3s ACRES, NEAR KEYS
VILE, Va; about sixty acres under
cultivation; rest in second growth
timber; two-story house on farm;
price, $500. Address Fl. NJ ANGLE
Keysyille Va.
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WANTED. At ONCE. RsT-cLAss
stenogra pner and ssleslady for Jew :
CRY store; SO per. month salary /.
permanent 10 satisfactory person !,
drst letter Address CHARLES T.
sENTZ Clifton Forge, "a.
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repseT at Augusta Hotel, Hampton.
va; good wages: steady employ.
rnent: cali at North First street
from 1880 20 1850 to-day (londay9.
q CLAY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-30

SECOND HAND MACHINERY. EVERY
description. including boilers. en-,
pulleys: condition guaranteed. J..
BLUFORD & CO., 1888 East Cary st.
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UPHoLsTERING, MATTRESSES.

PARLoR SUITS. CoUCHEs AND ODD
pieces reupholstered. mattresses rem.
ovated, willow furniture repaired and
recaned. In fact, general factory
HUNDLEY, INC, Factory, i02 North
Seventh Street. Madison 3204.
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FOR RENT, AT OCEAN VIEW, WATER
front, twelve roomss finest>~cottage
on beach; modern. MRS. SOLON j.
STONE, 2t5 Huntington Avenue, Bos-
ron Masa
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NeaI estate for 5alt.

FARMS aND TIMBER LAriDs.:-MY
new catalogue contains 400 farms
and timber lands; best bargalns IN
Virginia. I pay your railroad iare
Write for free Catalogue, Aooross
]. R. ELAN. Box es7. Char1otess'''is'
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nrIp Q,Qlanteo. 4;tlale.

WANTED, IMMEDIATELY. FIRST
CLASS WOOD PATTERNMAKERS.
EoR. STRIKE OBS; TKASsPQ I2,T "a
NARILY HIGH WAGES GUARAN-
FEED, APPLY WITH REFER
EMcEs. p. o. COX lie. CLEVELAND.
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COLUMBIA DOUBLE DISC RECORDS.
CSC; music both sides; graphophones
on easy payments: repairing. TALK
ING MACHINE CO.. 207 North Fifth
Street
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wINTED- MEN OF IDEAS WHO HAVE
some inventive ability. GREELEY &
MCINTYRE Patent Attorneys. Wash.
fngsOn. D. C.
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Tor 5ale.

FIRST CLASS NEW SINGLE TRUCK.
buggies and runabouts. RICHARD
SON BROS, els Brook Avenue.
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BEFOPE BUYING, SELLING OR RENT.
Ing real estate, consult w. r. PuR.
CELL JR., CO., 100 N. Eighth ST..
for best results.
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Goal and IWnon.

$40 BUYS oNE-HAi.F CoRD, PRE-
pared pine kindling wood. Why pay
S3.2b when you can get the same
results from this. Try a load. SAM
UEL IT. COTTRELL & SON. Phone
Madison at.
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WANTEb. At ONCE, DRUG CLERK
young man with four or five years
o4perlence; one who can make SODA
eyrnys; satisfactory salary. Address
j. G. GoRsUCH & co. Newport News
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Ruon1s for Bert.


.ICELY F'URN1 - ROOMS FOR
rent central location; use Of phone.
hot and cold water: transients, SOC
81 H Phone Madison 551I-J.
4Vl North Eleventh Street
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". e. PURCELL. JR.. CO.. REAL rs
tate and Loans. 100 North Eighth
Street.
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Mlllinerp.

SPECIAL. SALE or NY ENTIRE LINE
of millinery and ready-made gar
meuts. Untrimmed shapes, 40 cents.
and IS cents, worth double. all colors
spIendid value. MRS. JULIUS BEAR,
1929 East Main Street.
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FOR SALE, EVERYTHING THAT'S
new and stylish in buggies. surreys
and wagons; a great collection at
low prices and easy terms. a.
MEYERS SONS, 731 East Cary st.
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WANTED. BoARpERs FOR JUNE,
July and August. Address MRS.
CAPT. HENRY EDMUSDS, Houston.
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OUALTTY ANE QUANTITY ARE
guaranteed from us. We have oak.
Pine or slab wood. and our prices
are right. We please everybody.
phone Madison 691S. NORTH CARO-
LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO.. S27
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BY N. w. Rowe & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
ExEcurR1x's SALE

EHECUTRIX7S SALE
OF
THE WE'LL LOCATED AND vALu-
ABLE THIRD STREET PROPERTY.
BETWEEN GRACE AND FRANK
LIN STREETS. KNOWN AS NO. Ill
NORTH THIRD STREET.
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his completely furnished suburban
cottage; eight rooms; electric lights
and all modern improvements. $40
per month and board and occupancy
Of one room for the owner. Renter
and water rent Correspondence in
vlted only from refined congenfal
parties, For interview and particu-
lars addresS Il los. Timea-D ispatcll
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WANTED. BoARDERs FOR SUMMER
months. convenient to railway; close
10 Richmond For rates and par
ticusrs. address B 100, care flmes-
Tispatrh
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A CLEAN, COMFORTABLE BED. SOC:
Ice water bath. phone free; quiet.
refined neighborhood: centrally To-
Gated; detached house, rooms COOL
excellent meals served next door.
Apply 1902 East Clay. Madison
4l2s.I.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
gentlemen at us East Marshall.
si4 EAST CLAY; CLEAN, NICELY
furnished rooms; central, bath;
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Mnultrp.-.Bel anDF Alhe 5tOrk
HORSES BOARDED AND fAgTURAp
at Riverside. The Kemp Farm. Call
NJ A057 w. c. B. CROWDER.
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LONG, THE WOOD MAN, HAS THE
best lot of wood ever sold. It gives
heat and lasts longer. Original
growth. split in right season. Try
one. General Office l606-l0 West
Broad Phone Madison 1863
WOOD AT REDUCED PRICE-sLAB
wood cut to stove lengths, 50 per
half cord; kiln dried kindling wood.
UFAcTyRING CO.. INC, Phone Mad
ison Il $40.
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Ia.rtkn.
WSlNTED, 10 BBuY FOR CASH, HOUSE.
hold goods in any quantity. Phone
Madison 1851.
WANTED, 10 BUY ACTIVE INTER-
est in established drug business. IN
Virginia. Address DRUGGIST, Bo.
4s4. Roanoke, Va.
WIY ADVERTIsE FOR WORK? Po-
sitfons Will come to you II you are
good stenographer or hookkeeper.
Qualify now at our school. Speclal
tuition rates for summer. MASSEY
& BUSINESS COLLEGE. y. -
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Zeal Gstate far Kent.

FOR RENT, ALPHABETICALLY FUR
nlshed suburban home; electric
lights. telephone; all modern i'm :
provemenis fifteen minutes from
city Very reasonable to responsible
tenant, June Is TO October !. For
particulars address Il 2s7. Tines.Dis-
patch.
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OAK LAWN COTTAGE, CHASE CITY.
Va Large airy rooms: cool shady
lawn; good fare. splendid water
long distance phone. Address MISS
ATTrF + E,I.AM
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CENTRALLY LOCATED FURNISHED
rnnme S07 East Grace.
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FOR RENT, LARGE, LIGHT. COOL.
handsomely furnished rc.fus: CEN
trail Iln1 East CLAY
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-06-11
NORTH HOMESTAKE
MEETING THIS WEEK,

A meeting of the stockholders Of
the North Homestake Mining COM
pany of Maitland is called to take
place Tuesday of this week and it is
expected that the president Alexan-
der Maitland will arrive by that
date. Coming at this time when
preparations are being made to re-
sumo operations, it is expected the
meeting will have the effect of exped-
iating matters and cause an announce
ment Of the exact date upon which
work will begin.
There remains little to be done in
the way of preliminary arrange
ments for the proposed development
las contracts for supplies have here
tofore been let, and the necessary ma
chinery ordered. AS has been an
'nounced, the proposed work will con-
sist in sinking the main shaft, which
lis now down to the quartzite level
200 feet from the surface. 1t is the
intention to go several hundred feet
into the states and open up quartz
verticals which were prospectec
some years ago by the use of a dia'
mond drill.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-06-11
CUPID HAS HARD TIME.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, June g.
That loves path is not always
even If the intention Is to re
marry ones divorced wife, is the ex-
perience of Gus Nations Of this city.
Gus was calling upon his still-belov-
ed for the purpose of settling upon
another wedding date when the lat
ter's uncle, Charles Bretsky, put In
an appearance. This had bad effect
upon the situation. First there was
a flow of quite unprintable conver-
sation and then Charles with knife
and Gus with a sure-enough gun
went at each other. Gus fired one
volley, hitting the air, and then
jumped over the banister of the
somewhat high veranda, with Chas.
a close second. But for the timely
shrieks of the young woman and the
prompt appearance of neighbors,
something worse than a broken foot
might have been the lot of Gus. As
| it is both combatants look forward
to heavy soaking by the court.
Though Gus is on crutches his erst-
while wife will marry him as soon
as circumstances will permit.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-06-11
WILL BUILD INTO
WYOMING COAL FIELDS.

Rapid City Journal.-William e.
Moore general manager of the Rap
id City, Black Hills & Western rail-
road, returned from an eastern trip
Thursday which included stops in
all important cities as far east as
Boston, where he met President Nc
Cumber, of the road. In New York
ne also had an interview with Bank
er Lisman, the financial agent of the
road, with the result that upon his
arrival here, Mr.. Moore announced
that he is authorized to build an ex-
tension of the line into the Wyom-
ing coal fields. This is an improve
ment in railroad facilities, which
Rapid City merchants have been look
ing and longing for and the informa-
ton regarding it, was volunteered
by Mr.. Moore yesterday afternoon
to a Journal reporter and a number
of Rapid City gentlemen.
The gentlemen referred to were
walking down Seventh street and in
passing the offices of the railroad
saw Mr.. Moore at his desk. Casu-
ally they dropped in to ask him
about his trip east and welcome him
home.
One said "Well, Moore, we are
glad to see you back and how are
things going? How about the ex'
tension into Wyoming?"
In reply Mr.. Moore said, "It Is al
right, the extension is to be built
and it is to be built right away"
Later, in speaking to Journa
reporter, Mr.. Moore said, he hat
been authorized to commence pre-
lleminary work Immediately, but mac
asked to be allowed to wait unit
after the high water season, whicf
often comes in June as he did no
want to be away from here at tha
time.
Mr.. Moore and Engineer Aver!
will soon make a accommodating tril
of about week and by the first o
July will have their surveying corp
ready for action. 1t is expected tina
the extension will strike the Bur
lington near Morecroft, Wyo.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-06-11
BAILEY AMENDMENT DEFEATED

WASHINGTON, D. C. June. L.
BY vote of rs to 81, the senate to-
day refused to challenge the su-
preme court to another decision re-
garding the right of common car
riers to transport commodities pro-
duced by themselves. The vote was
upon an amendment to the railroad
bill introduced by Bailey of Texas,
and intended to remedy a supposed
defect in the Hepburn act, which
the court held constitutional, but
extremely limited in its interpreta-
tions. The Bailey amendment would
make blanket provision against the
transportation by a railway of any
commodity, owned directly or indi-
rectly or in which the railroad has
any sort of interest. Fourteen DEM
ocrats and eleven republicans voted
for It.
The La Toilette amendment for
physical valuation Of railroads, was
also defeated. Senator Simmons and
Burton succeeded in getting in some
amendments, designed to protect wa
ter competition.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-06-11
SCHOOL TROUBLE ON
IN BENCHMARK DISTRICT
June 4

OdIuTudy, june r
The people of the Benchmark dis
trict are still in hot water over their
school affairs, but there is a possi-
bility that they will get their troub-
les adjusted at an election which Is
billed TO come off today. The dis
pute is over the selection of site
for the proposed school house, which
must be erected to take the place of
the one destroyed by fire several
months ago. One faction wants it
to remain, where it has heretofore
been, at Benchmark and the other
faction contends that it should be at
the Lucky Strike mine, as that site
is nearer the geographical center OF
the district.
An election was recently held to
determine on a site and on the ques-
tion "Shall the school house be built
at Benchmark" the "No" faction won
out by a vote of 25 to Is. This
election only decided that the school
should not be at Benchmark. but did
not settle it at any other location
The defeated faction alleged that the
election was not entirely regular
claiming that booze was freely used
to influence voters and that certain
persons who took part in the cleo
tion, were not legally entitled to vot'
In that district. They say that the!
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-06-11
MAY INVOLVE
A CONGRESSIONAL CONTEST

In the course of political dis
cussion among a number OF county
officials yesterday, it was suggested
that there is the possibility of a con-
test no matter what may be the re-
suit of the primary election in the
selection of congressional candi-
dates. It was pointed out that the
referring to referendum vote OF
the people, the law passed by the
last legislature by which the state
was divided into two congressional
districts, may create dispute that
will be carried to Washington for
settlement.
1t may happen that one of the
congressional candidates will be ap-
pointed in the proposed district, en-
bracing all the counties west OF the
river and the north tier of counties
to the northeast corner Of the state,
but the same candidate may be de-
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1910-06-11
RIGHT
TO WATER SUPPLY.

State Engineer Samuel H. Lea ar
rived Wednesday night from Pierre
and in company with States Attorney
John T. Heffron, went over into the
country northwest of Spearfish yes
terday to investigate conditions at
tending the supply of water in Cox's
lake.
The necessity for his visit comes
from the fact that the Black Hills
Traction company has asked permis-
sion to take certain quantity of wa
ter from the lake and the applica-
ton has been opposed by persons re
siding in that vicinity. The result
of the investigation conducted by the
state engineer, will have much to do
with the granting or refusing of the
application OF the Traction company.