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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Early Epochs.
 Modern Moments

The time was, in TOmostone's his ,oricsl period, when gun went of the msrksmsn could be depended upon to have fallen some game. |" But with time the "marksmen" were laid down in eternal sleep, and then 8 new and different regime of shoot ers' succeeded to 6 supremacy made vacant by the dictum that he who is "slow to pull" must give Say to bet. ter elemen. trained to be cautious, with 6 steady nerve and unerring aim. To such men does Arizona owe & lasting dett of gratitude. The PRos- PECToR has, and will ever, voice these sentiments Apporpo of which, the other day We banned the three crack shots of Cochise county-John Rocs, Ollie Simpson snd Laie Gioson-de- tsiling in modest manner their achievement when, at the request Of c widow woman who has a bunch Of swine iD the vicinity Of "Cochise Stronghold" and upon whose scorns thousands of pigeons were fessting, went out and massscreed the entire flock in s single day. "If you seeit in the PROTECTOR you know 1t is true. 60 proclaim the wise men. But 1t sp- pears that ES.City Councilman B lily Buchausn and the old hunter, trap per and peerless Indian slayer, Sam, Watt, disregarded our story of selt- sacrifice by possessing the widow Of her own and went fllibustering. The number oi birds promised friends upon their return would have, spproxi- mstely, filled c box car. Rock, Simp- son and Gibson syerred that there was not s bird left in that vicinity, and the return of Captain Buchanan and Colonel Watts, empty handed, is un- impeschsble evidence that there are no birds in the Dragons, ,ss pre,i- ously stated in these columns, the culminstion of an unsuccessful hunt serving to suggest thst "when you see if in the PRosPECToR put up your bank roll that 1t is correct.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Tucson Player Is
 Sold to White Sox

Roy Corhsn. who won for himself a soft spot in tbe hearts of Tucson base ball fans by his classy playing of short stop two years ago when Tucson, Phoenix, Prescott. Bisbee and Doug- las were incorporated ina professionsl al league. has been sold by St Joseph to the Chicago White soI for SS,OOO. Corhan's playing IS stated to be of such high order that he Is expected to be 6 tower of strength to the peunsnt-cbassrs.
 The new big lesguer wac introduced to Tucson by H H Wynkoop. who brought him there to play for Tucson. He had then just finished . success season with Pueblo in the Western League.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Those Whom we
 Delight to Welcome

Col. Bill O'Grsdy, one of the old time printers of the territory, and Edwin Towsley, linotype operator, cam" over from Bisbee today to take few snapshots of the beauties of
 tombstone. They were especially interested in our storehouse of sn- tiq1ities they observed the many rel ics of earlier days stored away in the Bridal Chamber" Both O'Grady and Towsley are headed for Globe, where their aptness in "the art preservative Of all srts" claims for them remuneI- ative positions on the big dsilies. We delight 10 meet the tourist" who is & moving encyclopedes of valuable in- formation and is therefore entertain ing and instructive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Sad Accident
 On the Hill

An unfortunate accident occurred st the pump shaft of the T C. NJ. Co. this afternoon, when Jack Mahan, a well known and popnlar pumpmsn, vas injured by heavy pipe falling upon him and breaking his leg above the knee, also badly frsctutIng his ankle Hand otherwise bruising him considerably.
 Dr. Rosenbery was summoned and rendered medical relic. Tie doctor accompanied the unfortunate man to Bisbee on the train, where he will be placed in the hospital. The accident occurred on the 300 level while the work of releasing some sinker pumps wac in progress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
From Fridays Daily

James Rayling, superintendent o: Tombstone today on business matters. Mir. Rsyiug sas formerly A United States deputy marshal in Caliiorpia.
 County TT, saurer har!es ". Hicks and ~Iie weot to Bi-pee yesterday, "hefe they wiil v:-'t aith friends for several dsy-. They will slso go to Doug lAs sai si-'t their d.ug ter, Miss Grac- H'rk-, wh, I- attending the Draugh;ou Rusi.e-- College in that cty
 MI-s O-ie Ctn're |, the efficient stenogrsuher m tb- district attorneys office, left yesterday for her home in Kansas, wher" she will -pend the sum- mer months visiting ~th friend. and ! re!at ves
 II. .. Phiilirs. representing the New York Life Insurance Company, wss in T"mb-.oue yesterday from 1 Tncaon on s business trip. He re- turned home thi, morning.
 G. W. Smith IS in the county seat i today from St. David on brief busi- ness mission.
 A marriage license xsa issued yes terdsy out of the pronsJe court by Clerk J F James to Thomas Brooks, age 4O, to wed Ida Stewart, both of Douglas This Vas the first license issued so far this month. According to records August is unusually quiet in the bliss ticket line. Cupid seems to devote his time in courting during this month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Mexican RevoIutionists
 Gain Freedom

A Florence dispatch oi the 3d in stant.says:
 Msgon, Villsresi and Yivers, the al legged Mexican revolutionists, who were sentenced to serve Is months for violating the neutrality laws by having fomented rebellion against President Disz. were released from the penitentisry today, having served thsir terms.
 They were arrested three years ago st Los Angeles, and the case attract. ed wide attention. Socialists, Ia abor organizations and Mexican Hiterty parties sustained the defense for months.
 The men, upon being released, ex- pressed continued enmity noainst President Disz.
 "We are for armed resistance against the tYrant, Magon is quoted ss saying. but without breaking any laws of the United States"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Tombstone Will
 Be Lighted

The city council has ordered the city thorOughfsres to be lighted, and Tn very short time the prime gal busi. nes. and residence streets of the mu- nicipslity will be lighted with arc lamps.
 The move of the city dads is a good one and will meet with popular SD. provsl.
 Fifteen lights have been ordered on various corners and the service will he extended where found to be of ben eft.
 Madison < Brown, lessees of the electric plant, will begin work in- stslling the street lights at once.
 The moonlight schedule is Co be obseryed. and a favorable rate has been secured for the service.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Proceedings In
 District Court
MONDAY, AUGUST l


 The first matter to occupy the at tention of the court this morning wss to receive . verdict in tn Arndt larceny case, the jury after being out for three dave returned 6 verdict of not guilty O~ing to the fact that there are still two charges pending sgainst the defendant, for the alleged crime of receiving stolen goods, he was remanded to the custody of the sheriff until sufficient bond vac fur nished for his release.
 The following cases were dismissed from the criminal docket on motion of District Attorney Williams.
 Ramon Savedra; Ben Hall; Glen liar, and John Page; Eugene Wright Bob Warren. ct sl, eight cases; Frank Schmidt, two cases, c Strickle Ter. three cases; Frapk L Volk; G K Groff Jerry Conshsn; D Roberts; Morris Sullivan; A Garcia; Walter Smith Allen Rose and David Roberts; Harry Papsdspolis; Edward King; Cssmere Norisge, ct al; Pablo Arechigo; Walt W Wolverton; Francisco Avon; Burn. ett Stewsrt;J W Tslenierso.
 The following criminal cssess were continued for the term:
 Territory vs William Stack, appeal from justice court,
 Territory vs Morris Fletcher, sp- peal from justice court.
 Lonnie Frslie, attempted murder,
 Modesto Ramirez, buglsry
 John \ Wallace vs Paz Wallace, sn action for divorce from Douglas, & decree was granted to the plaintiff. Attorney R \ French appeared for he plaintiff,
 J NJ Murdock, indicted for the crime of perjury in connection with the Chase murder case, is on trial to- day. The following jury was em. psnelled to try the case:
 Elmer Crouch s R Wilson D c Bsrdon James Lamb Mac Scranton John Keller c J Schsrdip B c Edison L Miller John Pollock L H Scanlop c D Gage
 The district court will stsni at re- cess after todsy's session for an in. definite period, and may possible be called again in the latter of Septem. Der.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Giant CantaIoupes
 Raised In Tombstone

THE PROTECTOR was presented to- day with 6 giant cant4loupe, the product ofthe Wm Railing rs, oh be- low town. The cantsloupe is of ex- ceDtionsl size, excellent flavor and grows to perfection here. Mr Railing has experimented with seyeral csn- ts!oupe crops and has secured & brand that will be much in demand and public favor. Several o' the Railing csntsloupes will be placed on eIhibi- ton at the Territorial Fair and gre certain to be prize winners.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Surveyors Camped
 Near Fairbank

The E P & s " railroad surveyors being called to Fsirbsnk on Friday must mean one of two things. Either they will survey out an overhead crossing of the burro branch, and come through the south side of Ben son. crossing the Espee main line west of town on c trestle over the tracks, thence north down the San Pedro valley; or they will run all the way to Benson on the east side of the burro line. We regard the former course most proba ble. but will know by next week, very likely. The sur veyors are now canped a quarter of c mile south of the F. P & s " station at Fairbank.-Benson Press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Senatorial Timber
 Tall and Straight

The news comes from California that friends Of Hon. Marcus smith and Col. H. L Pickett announce their candidacy for United States sen stors from Arizona.
 IL is also stated that Hon. Eugene s. Ives and Mr. J. H. Hampton will be candidates for senators from the south.
 Henry Arshurst, J. W. Hawkins Reese Ling, and Col. J. F. Wilson are the candidates from the north.
 Brady O'Neil and Frank Cox are talked of from Msricops county,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

Al Christensen, the wrestler, is ap. bearing in a new role in Phoenix When haled into conrt a few days ago on & charge of fss-aulting 6 motor man on one of the Phoenix street cars, the wrestler declined to secure an attorney but appeared in his own defense. The case will he tried late this month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
District and Probate
 Court Notes
2g "I&s
DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT COCsI
 RIP Brown has filed suit in the district court against Joe Chapman, and John Doe and Richard Roe, the unknown heirs of Geo Chapman, an action to sell co-tenants interest in lots 9 and 26, block l03, Douglas.
 The following new cases have been filed in the district court:
 No. 6O50. Territory of Arizona eI rel 0 W Hicks, tax collector, letc., ys the Mamie & Treasure Hill Geld and Silver Mining company, to collect back tax for 1909 on Mamie patented mine in Tombstone mining district.
 No. 6O5I. Territory of Arizons, e1 rel, 0 W Hicks. etc, vs Msrietts Adsmson, to collect back taxes for 1908 and 1907 on lots and 6 in block l20 ct Douglas.
 No. 6052. Dissus Plumbing and Heating company vs Bisbee Extension Mining company, to collect S7s6.50 on account.
 Mary Hsworth has filed . suit in the district court against the heirs of the estate of Nj W Stewart, deceas. ed, and the heirs Of Appodocs R G de Domingues, deceased, to quiet title to lote r and IS, block II, WillcoI.
 PROBATE COURT
 In the matter Of the estate of Chrie- tian Zumstein. deceased; estate closed and Lyman B Stoddsrd. administrs- tor, discharged and sureties on his bond released.
 In the matter of the estate of Adels Lopez Suits. James E Suits, admin. strator, discharged and sureties re- leased,
 In the matter of the eetate of Harry Van Alen, deceased, H H Ho chkiss, administration, authorized to sell cer- tain personsl property.
 In the matter of the estate of Alex. snder K Wsddell. deceased, August Is ct 10 .. m. set for hearing peti-. tion of Walter G Hubbard for letters of administration.
  In the matter of the estate of Waite, Grant Pool. deceased, 4 ugust Is st 10 .. m., set for bearing final account of
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

Roy Irwin, formerly resident of Phoenix, but nov of Portland, wac shot and dangerously wounded in a fight with highwsymen near his home c few days ago.. The men. two in number. demanded bis money, and Irwin started to 6ght. A bullet severed his tongue and carried away part of bis lower jaw. Irwin will re- Cover
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
Territorial Assess.
 ments, 1909, 1910

Territorial Auditor Foster has com- piled s comparative statement of the assessments levied in each county for the years 1909 and 1910. The com. plete figures for 1910 are ss folloqs:
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

An energetic hunting party from Phoenix secured 800 birds on an eIpe- dition fev days ago. Must have been some crack shots in the party.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

4Suuc-- sour boweIs with CAsoarern.
 Candy Cstnarttc, cure constipation foreyee G edn- ':C fstL drr- -'-'- -sfpn,i -er
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07
nov are Ycs

0OW are Hcsr Aseseysp Gy Hobbs Sparsgus Pills cure zll kidney flis Ca, - frsuA lA0d etsriPs kerssdv f-o "hicsSc CT
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-08-07

The district court will stsni at re- cess after todsy's session for an in- definite period, and may possible be called again in the latter of Septem- Der.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-07
LEFTHANDNEss NO BAR

Washington, Sept. by formal
action of the War Department. any
question of discrimination against
left handed candidates for the army
has been removed.
In preparing recently to make
nomination for West Point, a Con-
gresham asked the War Department
if the fact that his nominee was left
handed would operate as bar TO his
admission. AS the question had new
er before been raised. the Surgeon
General of the army was asked for an
opinion on the subject He replied
that n left-handed cadet should not
properly be considered physically dis
qualified.
1t is considered certain that there
have been cadets at West Point who
were lefthanded, but this fact seems
never to have occasioned comment.
They probably acquired to the uni
formity OF movement necessary T.
militia organization.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-07
Former President Greeted by I'm
mense Throngs at Milwau-
kee. Visits Points of
Interest
GOES TO CHICAGO TOMORROW
Colonel Will Give Public Address
This Evening at Milwaukee,
Will be Entertained BY Ham
ilton Club Tomorrow

Milwaukee, Wis, Sept lone of
crowds ever seen In Milwaukee as
sembled today to join in the welcome
to ex-President Roosevelt. who ar
rived here from St. Paul shortly be-
fore o'clock this morning. Despite
the early hour an immense throng
had gathered at the station and the
greeting to the ex-President was in
keeping with the enthusiastic demon
strations which have everywhere at
tended his tour throughout this Sec
ton of the country.
After, concluding breakfast at his
hotel The ex-President was taken in
tow by the local reception committee
and the remainder of the forenoon
was spent in an automobile ride about
the city, with brief visits to the Sol
diers' Home, Marquette University,
the Chamber of Commerce and other
institutions and points of interest. At
luncheon the distinguished visitor and
his party were guests of the editors OF
the Milwaukee daily newspapers and
of the entertainment committee.
The afternoon programme provided
Cor a public reception at the hotel and
later a visit to the Milwaukee Press
Club. Twelve thousand tickets of ad-
mission have been issued for the Au-
ditorium tonight, where the EXPIRES
ident is to conclude his stay In Mil
waukee with a public address.
Banquet in Chicago
Chicago. Sept. 7.-Ex-President
Roosevelt will make a seven hours
visit to Chicago tomorrow and every
minute of the time will be turned to
account He is scheduled to arrive
here at o'clock in the afternoon and
will remain in the city until midnight.
The chief feature of the programme
viii be the banquet at the Congress
Hotel at which he will be the guest of
honor and chief speaker. The affair
will be under the auspices of the Ham
ilton Club the leading Republican or
ganization of Chicago.
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Returns From State are Incom-
plete but Osborn Headquarters
Says He Has Won by
Fully $4,000
TOWNSEND And YOUNG WIN
jackson Candidate for Senator Easy
Winner Over Burrows, and Con-
gressman Young Is Victor
Over Angus Kerr.
oSBoRN's LEAD 21,oOo.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 7.-Returns
from all but six counties give Town
send. Republican, for senator. a ma
jority over Burrows, of more than
$4,000 Osborn for governor, with
only half the counties reported, has
46,0SO; Kelley. 25.321. and Musselman.
299l4 For lieutenant governor, 36
counties give Ross of Muskegon, 21.-
604; Dickinson of Charlotte, 1889;
and Rice of Benton Harbor. 1858.
The latest returns from the state at
large show that Chase $. Osborn, of
Sault Ste. Marie, has been nomi-
mated for governor on the Republican
ticket, and that Rep. Charles Il. Town
send, of Jackson. has been endorsed
for United States senator.
The returns are incomplete. but the
Osborn headquarters at the 500 give
Osborn lead of about $4,000 over the
other candidates, Kelley and Mus
selman. The Associated Press places
his lead at $1,000. Kelley is running
second and Musselman, third. as pre-
dicted.
Townsend Is conceded to have over
1000 votes to the good. The re-
turns from considerable number OF
out-of- -the-way precincts are not yet
in.
The upper peninsula ran strong for
Osborn, his vote In Houghton. Mar
quette. Chippewa and Delta coun-
ties being especially gratifying. In
Houghton county his vote win be over
1000 when the last three precincts are
heard from; in Marquette county he
received over 5000 votes; and In
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-07
CHICAGO CUSTOMS UP

Chicago, Sept. 7.-Duties paid into
the customs collectors office in Chi
cago during August amounted TO 81.
260. .721.9O. This is the largest monthly
collection i'm the history of the office
by 100000.
The increase is attributed by Col
iector Ames to the rush of liquor i'm
porters to pay duties before the ex-
piration of treaties with foreign coun-
tries. Chief among these nations are
France. Spain and Italy. There trea-
ties expired on Aug. after which the
tariff. with it's higher rates, went into
effect
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ELM RIVER TOWNSHIP.
United States Senator.

United States Senator.
Townsend, 80; Burrows, 10.
Governor.
Osborn, "a; Kelley, 4; Musselman,
Lieutenant Governor.
Ross, 10; Rice, 10; Dickinson, II.
Congressman.
Kerr, IA; Young, 2S
State Senator.
4. Smith. 10; James. 80; Randall. l.
State Representative.
Edwards, Is; Henwood, Z; Tice, %.
Sheriff.
Byers, II; James, 26; Fleming, g..
Clerk.
Kaiser, 10; Richardson, II; Light,
12; Eichern, 3; Jarvis, 4.
Treasurer.
Rashleigh, 43.
Register Of Deeds.
Mackenzie, So; Rastello. s.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Macdonald. 25; Legris, 10.
Commissioner.
Marsch, "a; Wieder, SO.
Coroner.
Fisher, SS.
ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
The results in Adams township are
as follows:
United States Senator.
Townsend, 239; ; Burrows, 179.
Governor.
Osborn, 299; Kelley, 81; Musselman'
5S.
Lieutenant Governor.
Ross. 211; Rice. III; Dickinson, SO.
Congressman.
Kerr 1S0 Young, 265.
State Senator.
Smith. ia; James, 315; Randall
10.
State Representative.
Edwards, 252; Henwood, 75; Tlce'
III.
Sheriff.
Byers, 2O5; James. 141; Fleming. ~
Clerk.
Kaiser. 129: Richardson, 1872; Light
SO; Eichern, 81; Jarvis, 15i.
Treasurer.
Rashleigh, S64.
Register OF Deeds.
Mackenzie. 26S; Rastello. 142.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Macdonald. pa; Lesris, 176.
Commissioner.
Marsch. 2S5: Wieder, 27O.
Coroner.
Fisher S5S.
STANTON TOWNSHIP.
The results in stanton township are
as follows:
United States Senator.
Townsend. 1O2; Burrows, SO.
Governor.
Osborn, 1O2; Kelley, %; Musselman
33.
Lieutenant Governor.
Ross, II: Rice, as; Dickinson, 81.
Congressman.
Kerr. 81. Young. 1O1.
State Senator.
Smith. Sc: James. Il; Randall, SO
State Representative
Edwards, 62; Henwood, 50; Tiee
30.
Sheriff.
Byers, 1917; James. 80; Fleming, II
Clerk.
Kaiser. "a: Richardson, 81; Light
26: Eichcrn. II: Jarvis. G5.
Treasurer.
Rasloigr. 124.
Register OF Deeds.
Mackenzie. 100: Rastollo. a.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Macdonald. 50: Logris, 81.
Commissioner.
Marsch, 81; Wiedor, "a.
Coroner.
Fisher. 113.
Surveyor.
w. III. Schacht. 2; a. G.. Andrew
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HANCOCK CITY.

HANCOCK CITY.
The results in the city of Hancock
are us follows:
United States Senator.
Townsend, 365: Burrows. 223.
Governor.
Osborn. 4sO; Kelley. Ga; Musselman,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-07
CONGRESSIONAL RESULTS.

CONGRESSMAN III. o. Young is re-
nominated by about 5000 majority. as
nearly as can be estimated at this
time. Houghton county gave ME-
Young n large vote and he also ran
strongly In his own county, Mar
ouette. Mr.. Kerr carried only TWO
counties. Houghton and Keweenaw'
Mr.. Kerr last night sent the follow
ing congratulatory message to MI
Young:
.'Ishpemng, Mich:
Incomplete returns show your NOM
ination by a majority of enrolled re-
publicans I congratulate you' 1 am
still n republican and will support you
at the polls In November.
"ANGUS w kerr.
Tn the third congressional dis-
trict Representative Gardner, a can
non supporter, was defeated by over
1000 by ]. M. C. Smith of Char'o''e,
Congressman Diekema, an aVo"eo
candidate to succeed Speaker cannon
was renominated In the ffth d's'r'c'
Congressman Fordney was
nominated In the Eighth distric,
The results In the other dis'r'c'S
where there were contests 'he "'S
ond and Tenth. are uncertain.
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Chippewa he got over 1000. In Delta
his majority is LOO. Musselman put
up his strongest fight in the upper
peninsula in Delta county, but Osborn
received 1.100 more votes III tha'
county than the combined vote OIL
Kelley and Musselman.
The result for lieutenant governor Is
still uncertain. Ross seems TO De III
the lead, with Dickinson close sec
ond. Rice Is third.
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Jr., 1.
TORCH LAKE TOWNSHIP.
The results in Torch Lake town
ship are as follows:
United States Senator.
Townsend, 1928; Burrows, 121.
Governor.
Osborn, 2OS; Kelley, %; Mussel-
man, 20.
Lieutenant Governor.
Ross..llls Rice. a.; Dickinson. 40.
Congressman.
Kerr. 1872; Young, 125.
State Senator.
Smith, 17S; James, 81; Randall,
13.
State Representative.
Gray, 1SS.
Sheriff.
Byers, ia; James. SO; Fleming, 81.
Clerk.
Kaiser. 81; Richardson, 80; Light,
20; Eichern, 10; Jarvis, SO.
Treasurer.
Rashleigh. 211.
Register of Deeds.
Mackenzie, 100; Rastello. 70.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Macdonald 1872; Legris, S4.
Commissioner.
Marsch, 141; Wieder, 1872.
Coroner.
Fisher. 2O4.
scHooLcRAFT TOWNSHIP.
The results in Schoolcraft Town
ship are as follows:
United States Senator.
Townsend, g6; Burrows, 10S.
Governor.
Osborn, 17S Kelley, l3; Mussel-
man, 13.
Lieutenant Governor.
Ross. 1871; Rice, "a; Dickinson, s32.
Congressman.
Kerr. 145: Young. ~.
State Senator.
Smith, 124: James, 70; Randall, is
State Representative
Gray, 166,
Sheriff.
Byers %, James, 75; Fleming, 80
Clerk.
Kaiser, 97; Richardson, GS; Light
IA; Eichern, Ia Jarvis. IL.
Treasurer.
Rashleigh 157.
Register of Deeds.
Mackenzie. 123; Rastello. g.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Macdonald, 1926; Legris, 80.
Coroner.
Fisher, l7O.
PORTAGE TOWNSHIP.
The results in Portage township are
as follows:
United States Senator.
Townsend, S71; Burrows. 142.
Governor.
Osborn. 97S; Kelley. 127; Mussel-
man, Sc.
Lieutenant Governor.
Ross. $40; Rice IL: Dickinson, 93.
Congressman.
Kerr, 26S; Young 800.
State Senator.
Smith, 257; James, 22s; Randall
S4.
State Representative.
Edwards. 322; Henwood, 39; Ilce
1872.
Sheriff.
Byers. 392: James. 20; Fleming "a
Clerk.
Kaiser. 100: Richardson. 2S5; Light
80: Eichern. 81 Jarvis, 80.
Treasurer.
Rashleigh. sos.
Register Of Deeds.
Mackenzie 2s0; Rastello, 80.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Macdonald. 299; Legris. 246.
Commissioner.
Marsch, 2sS: Wieder. 406.
Coroner.
Fisher. $50; Little. S4.
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UPPER PENINSULA RETURNS
optonaoon County.

ontonagon, Sept. 7.-osborn re-
ceived Gas votes in ontonagon cou"