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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-29

Ohltllu4ll ~ l-s ttbltyB ohldllO
ma City, democrat; Herbert l.. Bo-
len, Oklahoma City, democrat; John
II. Wright, Oklahoma City, democrat,
and c. II. DeFord Harrah, republi-
can.
Okmulgee-J. NJ. Lenox, Boynton,
democrat.
Osage-Charles b. Peters, Hon.
my, democrat.
Ottawa-James *. Moore, Miami,
democrat.
Pawnee-Ross Brubaker Black
burn. democrat.
Payne-T. H. Stockton, Perkins, re-
publican.
Pittsburg- NJ. Mcilhaney lndi-
anola, democrat, and S. F. Whitman,
McAlestcr, democrat
Pontotoc-JOhn p. Crawford. Ada,
democrat.
Pottawatomio-Ch Charles F. Barrett,
Shawnee. democrat; w. S. Carson,
Shawnee, democrat. and b. F. Mes
bett, Tecumseh, democrat.
Pushmataha- S. p. Ashby, Ant
le-s, democrat.
Roger Mills-Perry Madden, Roll,
democrat.
Rogers-Joe Chambers, Claremore,
democrat.
Seminole-E Il. Jayne, Wewoka,
democrat.
Sequoyah-James w. Breedlove,
Sallsaw, democrat.
Stephens-W. Anthony, MARROW,
democrat.
Texas-T. o. James, Guymon, dem
Ocrat.
Tillman-Walter L. Coughlin, Fred
erick, democrat.
Tulsa. |. Gillespie, Tulsa, dem
ocrat.
Wagoner-John S, Moss, Porter,
democrat
Washington--Lon Fisher, Bartles-
Vile, democrat.
! Washita-E l.. Harris. Cordell,
democrat.
woods-D. S. Woodson. Alva,
democrat.
Woodwarl-E. G. vosburgh, Wood.
ward, republican.
Pictorial Representatives.
Johnston and Cole-John VI. Moore,
Olney, democrat.
Bryan and Atoka-W. A. Durant,
Durant, democrat.
POnto;oc and Seminole. S. Bar
ham. Wewoka, democrat.
Muskogee and Haskell-James A.
Cullop, Haskell democrat tdeceas'
ed.
Pittsburg and Hughes-William A.
Hammond, Hartshorne, democrat.
Comanche and Stephens-J. s. Left
witch, Comanche, democrat.
Washlta and Custer-George W.
Cornwell, Weathcrford, democrat.
Pottawatomie and LIncoln-J. Har-
yey, Maxey, Jr., Shawnee, democrat
Sequoyah and Leflore-S. ]. Fol-
son, Poteau, democrat.
Alfalfa and Grant-A. J. RentfrOw,
Pond Greek, republican.
Craig and RogeE-W. l.. Jeffords,
Chelsea, democrat.
Garfield and Eugene
Watrous, Enid, republican.
Payne and Pawnee-E. NJ. Clark,
Pawnee, republican.
Creek and Tulsa-W. V. Pryor, Sa-
pulpa, democrat.
Caddo, Canadian and Cleveland
Dan w. Perry, Carnegie, democrat.
Senate, Including HoldoVers.
First district-J. II. Langston, Guy
man, republican.
Second district--R. f. Nichols, Elk
City, democrat Z. L. Mitchell, Chey-
enue, democrat.
Third district--Wiliam \. Briggs,
Woodward, republican.
Fourth diS;rict-Henry J. Denton, .
Drydon, democrat.
Fifth district-Guy P. Horton, Al
tus. democrat.
Sixth district-George A. Coffey
Lone Wolf, democrat; J. ]. Williams, .
" eatherford. democrat
Seventh district-J. w. McCully,
Helena, republican.
Eighth district-P. J. Goulding,
Enid democrat.
Ninth district-William r. Dutton,
republican; Ernest b. Chap
nan, Tonkawa, republican.
Tenth district. Q. Newell, Jen-
lings. democrat.
Eleventh district-Joseph J. Jones,
Sapulpa, republican.
Twelfth district-Dogan county,
Ben. F. Burkey, republican. /.
Thirteenth district-William Tilgh- !
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-11-29

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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01
Program Of Fourth Of July
Celebration at miIbank, s. D.

ga m.-Bg free street parade
$50 m to 1000 m-Band band stand Main
street, Corona band and La Bolt band.
lOlOa to l4o m-Rall Nebraska Indian
base ball team vs.. Milbanl league
l:45 to 1:3O-Dinner
l:3o p to 200 p. m.-Band
300 p IN. to 3:l5 m.-Street sports o Main
100 yard dash free for all lst prize So I'd prize s.
Boys 100 yard dash Boys under II lst 80 I'd
Girls q yard dash Girls under prize
Potato Boys and girls under Is 1st So I'd prize
Three legged Boys under 20 t s. ID ST.
Famous Roman pillow fight poles in prizes Each
Pie eating contest Boys under Is ls prize 81 I'd 81
Tug Of 10 living north of Mlbank 10 living
south Of Mibank. Prize the winning side.
Relay fourth mile Prizes st So; I'd prize 50
800 to 5:3o p. m.3a game. Green's Nebraska Indian
base ball team vs.. Mibank league
$50 6:OO-Band
500 700 Supper
700 to Scotland concert.
$50 Show in opera house.
9O0-Big dance in Harmonic hall
Big electric display on Main in the evening
Rest ladies' and children building
furniture
A Good Merry round.
Returns of the Jeries Johnson fight will be
evening
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

Milbank beat Montevideo. and
Montevideo beat the Aberdeen
ball team twice-now watch Mil.
bank wollup the Aberdeen bunch.
Andrew Lockhart and Elton
Sutcliffe haye been canvassine
the surrounding territory with
a kitchen set, and are enioyine 9
good sales.
John Rodgers. the ball player,
is in Milbank resting up from
baseball duties until the fourth
when he will play with ne Mil
bank team against the Nebraska
Indians.
June 30, Rev. kase united in
marriage, Miss Emma Nagel and
Leo Hoffman OF Corona. The
young couple will take up their
residence at Corona Milbank
and Coroua friends extend con,
CALCULATIONS.
The city council at N Getting
last week gave the contract for
drilling the new we'll to j. ].
Mier, of Graceville, who will
start the work within few DAYS.
The we'll will be pat down near
the pump house.
The base ball association held
a meeting Friday evening, tran
sactirg considerable business.
They disposed of the Office OF
manager and increased Pitcher
Cramers salaray aud he now
shoulders the responsibilities OF
manager.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"' Il O""o0 'oni III va u'' .
Farm machinery-read Far
ICY q" ''i'e "eA'
A. j. Seide expects to move
from Summit in the near future.
Mrs. \. Potts has been on the
SICK list the past two week.
Tho 1d,al +.o. 49,
est place III town,
Idea theatre coolest place in
the city the fourth
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01
MILBANK. S. OAK. FRIDAY. JU LY l, 1910.

Phil Cross of Mazappa. was
IN Milbank on business Mon
day
George Sine of Twin Brooks
was a Mllbank visitor Wednes
day.
Peaches, plums and apri
cots at the Schwantes Mere.
Co. store.
Miss Susan Walsh OF Aoer.
deen IS a guest at the G.. W.
Martens home.
Prof, II L,Prie>t who is so.
Journlng at Big Stone lake was
IN the city Wednesday.
Z. l.. Stem of Alnee, was a
Mlibank visitor Monday, on pro
bate court matters.
Remem Der the fourth comes
on Monday. Order you u r
groceries, saturday. SChWantes
Mercantile Go.
The contractors turned the
new Reliance elevator over to
the o~ner>, yesterday John
Wagner will run the institution
+. + Carley returned Tues.
day from Rochester, Mimi.
where he had been on visit
to relatives. He says grain ia
that vicinity ooes not look very
promising.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01
Auto Parade.

A feature of the fourth-next
Monday-will be the dig auto
parade. Two prizes will be
offered, one, $40, for the best
decorated auto, and IS will be
given for the most comical
made up. Every auto owner
IN Milbank and vicinity Is in
vlted to participate IN this
parade, and the mem bers of
the com mittee will gladly aid
IN any manner if those who
take part will call on them. The
com mlttee will furnish the
money for the expense of decor
ating. The committee are;
+. H. Benedict, P. c.. Saun-
ders, b. S. Middlebrook, DR..
turguson. G.. f Mills, A. A.
Blomquist, F.. r. Schneider,
Dr.. Ross and Lloyd Thirsk,
any one Of whom will be pleas.
ed to aid auto owners IN their
decorations, or in any other
manner.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

Go to the Ideal tonight. So
cool aud Portable.
Miss Rowan of Duluth, is visit
ing at the Earl Lee home.
Engineer Abe Young of Aber.
deen, was in Milbank Saturday.
John Bretwick of Corona, was
in the city Monday on business.
K. E. HUSKY has been doing
some decorating for the Corona
State bank.
Miss Lizzie Schafer visited her
sister, Mrs John Hass. last
week at Corona.
South Dakotas new state cap.
itol building was for merliy dedi-
Gated yesterday.
The county institute of Grant
aud Roberts counties, is being
held at Chautauqua park
Mrs. Thomas Mason Of Ger es.
co. Iowa, is visiting Mrs. H. G..
Miller, of Alban township.
E. P. Mesmer, who had been
down to the cities several days,
returned home the first of the
week. -
=. D. Bingham has one of his
s; fingers bandaged up-his friends
say the outcome of bucking the
auto crank.
Henry Bentz of Fargo, anc
Martha Speier OF Dill worth, MINI
were united in marriage Tues
day, by Judge S. S. Lockhart.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

August Hovland who formerly
lived in Waubay but recently
moved onto his farm southeast
OF town was in Ortley Saturday.
August has been engaged this
past winter in constructing a
machine, his own patent, which
will both cut and thresh grain.
The machine is so built that it
will cut the grain and place it in
wind-rows. When this has lain
long enough to cure, the same
machine can be used to pick up
the grain and thresh it. Als1
the engine which propels the
machine can be used separately
at any time desired. Some Of
the points of advantage claim ed
are; it will save twiue, expense
of extra labor and thresh bill.
August stated that the first one
was about completed. We wish
him success ia his undertaking.
-Ortley Optic.
Eva. the fifteen year old daugh-
ter of DR.. aad Mrs. w. J. Towles
of Bird Island, Minnesota, but
for rmerIy Of Sisseton, died,
Thursday. of last week at the
home of her parents. She had
been i'll several months, first
with an attack of dyplheria, after
which complications set in, which
finally ended fatally. Miss Eva
was a neice of Mrs. Antleman
of this city, and had visited here
several times, when passing
through the city on her way to
aud from Sisseton to Sioux Falls,
the child being deaf aud dumb,
and attended the school ot Sioux
Falls. Since her parents NOV
ing to Bird Island, sne had at.
tended the Minnesota school at
Faribault. Conductor Antelman
of this city attended the funeral.
Quite a number of Indians
have been 10 the city, during the
week, on their way to the agency
to help celebrate the weeks
fourth of July. which about 5000
Indians will participate in com.
mencing today. Those who
have seen this celebration say
there is nothing slow about it,
and that they have their white
friends beat mile when it comes
to feasting and enjoying them
selves. Their bill of fare con-
sists of about everything from
peanuts and red pop to the fat
steer of the barbecue. They
have their dances and all kinds
of amusements. including the
national game, to which the In
dian takes like a duck to water.
John Rodgers of the Milbank
league team, went up Tuesday,
to help celebrate.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

The Ladies Aid of the Nj. E.
will serve dinner, July 4th, in
the church parlors between the
hours of 11:CO a. m. and 1:3O p
N. It is needless to say what
the dinner will consist of, for
the public knows that the ladies
always serve the best and your
moneys worth.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

Letters. .remaining uncalled tor In
Mllbank pOstOffice June, % 1910:
Hayes. c, r. Tlngholm. Aug.
In calling for any OF the above
please say advertised and rive
date OF advertisement. II not called
for in fifteen days will be sent 70
the dead letter office.
A. NJ. NIXON, Pm.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

|rtown Herald Mr.. and
John Black, of Milbank
pwn from that place Sun.
See their ball team defeat.
he locals. They made the
! the auto route.
Saunders and Clarance
hme down from Milbank
BY night to witness the
between Milbank and
own. Mr.. Nee left Mon
his home at Centerville,
Goodman, who is now
ling dentistry at Milbank,
er Sunday to see the ball
George is q former
own boy and all his old
are glad that he is
bful in his profession in
hut county seat.
w. B. Saunders aud Miss
Hall, were over from Mil
unday to visit friends.
i t " e n t y automobiles
I'd Milbank fans to this
nday to see the ball game
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01
TINE TAI BIZ

ne to Milbank July 4th,
ey Baird was a Big Stone
Il Sunday.
items Bros. solicit your
ssurance.
v. Meehan aud guests Sun
u at Linden beach.
ace Davidson was down
Marvin, Monday on busl
Is. keeney is having his
Hnce on Fifth street, re-
q. Amsden returned from
Pip to Montana. Monday
Ag.
.acotel, wife aud son spent
ay at their cottage at Lind,
ch.
q Leach of Minneapolis is
xg his sister Mrs. Lloyd
Aric light men are busy
- up the colored lights to
ID July 4th.
South East quarter
ION 3O-12O-49. Worth $50
but must be sold quickly
Il Thad. l.. Fuller.
and Mrs. Lundeen Of
burg were in the city
sday, on their way to Big
AXE.
G Kline and daughters
lee, Alice and Mamie and
Herrick visited at their
b the lake Sunday.
Suctor c. d. Bingham is
z a lay off from his run on
Nv freight between this
IA Aberdeen.
Alderman is having a
erected on the lot at the
1 uf Fourth avenue and
tree,, which he recently
sed from John Burgan.
Lloyd Thirsk and baby,
d been visiting the form
u euts. Mr.. aud Mrs. g. E
1t Minneapolis. returned
III home in this city last
lay morning.
Reeve and daughter
Rebecca, returned Satur.
kht from their trip to near
7 ca, Mont. where they took
and will 60 on the same
!.
Z vill soon know what the
lion of Milbank is-any-
from 1850 to 2O5O say
who have made a close
of the many changes in
K during the past five
and made an estimate.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

The firing of fire crackers
or any form of fire works are
prohibited on Main street Mon
day, July 4th.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

at Webster last week.
Tell your friends to come to
Mllbank to celebrate the 4th.
Mr. aud Mrs. Gilbert Bower
Of Twin Brooks we're Miloank
visitors Sunday.
Miss Winnie Green who was
visiting relatives at Wau bay, re.
turned home Sunday morning.
Editor H. f. Denton and family
returned from Milbank Tuesday
night.-Webster Reporter.
Mrs. C. Nj. Bowe went to the
cities the first of the week to
purchase goods for the Racket
store.
The First National bank has a
change of ad this week drawing
your attention to farm loans.
The old settlers are requested
to meet at the First National
bank next Monday noon, to set
a date for the annual reunion.
Grand Master 5. S. Lockhart
and Rev, OIdheId returned Sat
urday morning from Red field,
where they had been to attend
the dedication of temple.
The Cbautauqua at Big Stone
lake starts today. The program
this year is very attractive, as
the talent is the best to be pro-
cured.
Albert Helm, superintendent
Of the poor farm, was in Mil
bank Wednesday, He reports
growing grain. as coming to
the 'front.' since the rain.
Martens Bros. have a change
of add this week. drawing the
attention Of farmers to hail in
surance. The cost is trifling,
and they represent a strong com
pany.
Miss Emma Quade and Will,
lam Fredericks, Doth of Corona.
we're married Tuesday of last
week at Corona, by Rev. kretz
mire Of the German Lutheran
church.
Rev. TrcFethren, pastor of the
Congregational church of Revi.-
10, and who is quite well known
to church going people of this
vicinity. has resigned his pastor
ate at Revillo.
spencer Seldom, who had been
out west looking over land, re-
turned Saturday. He was not
overly impressed with some of
the soil he saw, and 1t under.
stood will not take up a claim.
Date-Monday, July 4th.
Place-Milbank.
Time-Best to be had.
Hosts-Milbank.
Observation-Disclosures to all
Milbank will show you the best
time you ever had.
The Eagles held their annual
picnic Sunday, going ou the
morning passenger 10 Ortonville,
where they boarded a barge and
were towed up the lake. A pic.
mic dinner at the Kline farm and
q ride on up the lake, returning
to MlIbauk from Ortonville on
the 2.3O a. IN. passenger. COM
pleJted most delightful day.
Carpenters have completed the
work on the w, W. Wilson house,
recently damaged by fire. Mr..
Wilson considers that the ad
justment of his loss was fair. al
though he AMI his oldest daugh.
ter lost about everything in the
way of wearing apparel, except
what they had on, at the time of
the fire.
Elsewhere will be found the ad
of knutson Il Fowler, successors
to James Lockhart, blacks NTH.
Both of the new proprietors are
young men, who have had years
of experience in their line of
work, Mr.. Knutson having work
ed for Mr. Lockhart two years
ago. and the past year worked
at Wilmot. Harry Fowler work.
ed for VIM. Meyers, the black.
smith of this city for several
years. They solicit q share of
your business, and promise to
give salts sfaction in wagon work
horse shoeing and general black.
smithing. Give them a trial.
~ ceries Saturday for
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01
NANT COLUMN

NAI.E New six room cottage. large
ened porch, - feet lake front, 100 feet
Hotel Chaut8uqua Park. Price $500 90
Inns. Apply on premises
Jacob ZuerCher, r Bg Stone, d.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

rs dug and laid, or ce liars dag. Work
lt, prices reasonable, city or country
Elicitcd Luz. X STIENLioHT, MlLBANK.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-07-01

RENT-Ny furnished cottage ou the pen
aa tor jane and August
DR. LEANA A DIX, Aberdeen, =. ID
Douglas Island news., 1910-07-27
TREADWELL TOPICS

Albert Christoe, who lately returned from San Francisco, has secured po- sition in the yanner room at the Mexi- can mill.
 Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. l.. s. Ferris held ten cent tea in aid of the Altar Guild of St. Luke's church, Douglas. Songs were rendered by Mrs. James Christoe, Mrs. Colin Blain and Mrs. T. J. Laffy. Coffee and cakes were served and very enjoyable afternoon was spent by about eighteen ladies.
 A fishing party comprised of l, D. Carpenter, Mark Smith, A. K. Smith, c. w. Johnson, w. Livie, c. Spence and several others went to Limestone On Tuesday morning and returned with about 100 trout and 200 crabs. They say that the flies down there are as large as ducks and take the piece out every time they bite.
 Work is rapidly being pushed for ward on the cyanide plant. The hoist ing engine arrived on the Queen and will soon be placed in position. Frank Pettigrove will be in charge of the en- zine used for hoisting concentrates. LIS. Ferris had the misfortune to get his foot caught on set screw on the Sunny Jim and he is now lfmping around and cussing gas boats in general
 There will be swimming tourna. ment held in the swimming tank soon which promises to be a hummer.
 There will be ameeting of the fire de. partment tonight and an entertainment after the meeting.
 The Treadwell band will practice on Thursday night. Every member is re. quested to be present.
 Salmon trout are being caught in the creek that runs under the Mexican boarding house. Several large ones were landed yesterday by Frankie Tompkins and Almond Richards.
 The electricians are busy stringing the high tension wires from Treadwell to the Bullion miue.
 The master mechanics department has large number of men at work ir Sheep Creek power house getting ready to put the machinery in position.
Douglas Island news., 1910-07-27

! The McDonald Novelty House re
 ceives fresh carnations on every boat. i Orders given special attention, We don't keep good cigars, we sell them.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. D. Winter, the Misses Mabel Scott and Maud Liljestrand, Porter Breakiron, Al Riedi, Lawrence Erickson and John Langseth were out to Taku Sunday in the launch Tennes- see. Rough seas prevented them from visiting the glacier.
 | Members of the Douglas Volunteer Fire Department are requested to take notice that the regular monthly meet ing of the department will be held at Fraternal ball, Saturday evening, July 30th-that's next Saturday night. The entertainment committee is very busy. MAKING DOUGLAS BEAUTIFUL, Insthe spring campaign of cleanliness, you will need ready mixed house paints, floor paint, Jap,a-lac, lead and oil, brushes of all kinds, or it may be a can of Black Diamond Roof and Boat paint. Jensen, the Second street hardware man, can supply them all.
 Saturday Commissioner Folsom ap- pointed John Henson administrator of the estate of J, Heubner, deceased. As soon as the appraisers complete their work the stores at Douglas and Haines will be re. opened. Mir. Heubner is sur vived by two brothers and three sisters. They are Frank Heubner, of fCoatsburg, lIu.; Anil Heubner, San Francisco; Miss Selmi Heubner, Quincy, H.; Mrs. Bertha Fuller, Quincy, H.; and Mrs. Albina, Sahland, Foyil, Oklahoma.
 Er vakum iz suthin wot hezent got eny air inter hit un veins Vakum Fontin Pen iz ther same un iz ther reson wy ther ink kant git outen hit ceptin wen yer want hit out fer ter rite, un hit iz ther only fontin pen wot dozent leke wen yer CT karyin uv hit in yer pokt; un ther Vakum dozent kost ez much muny ez uthur fokes sels ther kins wot maks yer pokt lok lik unter CT Metherdis church flor mop after CT luv feste. Ther las bote wot kun in hit wuz CT kumin enyhoH-fotched CT nuther batch uv Vakums ez CT komer- dashun for ther litl store wot hez ther big stok in Duglus BeItzhoover.
 Sunday was 8 nasty, wet day, yet numerous pleasure parties made ex- cursions to fishing and grabbing grounds with fair success-that is, many of them succeeded in getting sea- sick. The writer in company with Wm. Stubbins, Paul Bloedhorn and Dave Judson went to Limestone on the launch Gent as guests of MT. Murray. While the Gent is not what you might call speed boat, she easily distanced the Tennessee going out and the ferry boat Lone Fisherman coming up the channel. When the new engine, which is to be 4O-h. p. is installed, Mir. Murray expects to have the fastest boat in the channel.
Douglas Island news., 1910-07-27
The Douglas Island News.
THE FIELD.

Then came the jolly summer, being dight In q thin Sill1en cassock, coloured green, That was unlined all, to be more light.
 -Spenser.
Douglas Island news., 1910-07-27
Notice of Election
To the Electors of the Town of Doug. las, Division No. One, Territory of Alaska

To the Electors of the Town of Doug.
 las, Division No. One, Territory of
 Alaska.
 Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to an Act of Congress, entitled, "An Act providing for the election of Delegate to the House of Representa-. tives from the Territory of Alaska" general election for the purpose of electing a Delegate to the House of Representatives from the Territory of Alaska for the full term of the next Congress, as provided in said Act, will be held on Tuesday, Aug. g, 1910, be- tween the hours of 8 o'clock a. m. and z o'clock p. ID. of said day.
 The Common Council of Douglas having heretofore, by ordinance, duly designated the voting precincts of said town and the polling places in each thereof, the electors are hereby notified:
 That all duly qualified voters resid- ing within the boundaries of Voting Precinct No. of said Town of Douglas, which are as follows: All that portion of the Town of Douglas lying west of Kinzie Street will vote at City Hall building, located on Second street, in and upon Lot 2 of Block z, which is owned by the City of Douglas and oc. cupied by the owners, the same being tbe duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No. l, Town of Doug las, Alaska.
 That all duly qualified voters resid- ing within the boundaries of Voting Precinct No. 2 of said Town of Douglas, which are as follows: All that portion of the City of Douglas, lying east of Kinzie street will vote at Natatorium building, located on St. Ann street, in and upon Lot A of Block Mill Site, which is owned by the Alaska Tread we'll Gold Mining Company and oecu- pied by the City of Douglas, the same being the duly designated polling place in and for Precinct No. 2, Town of Douglas, Alaska.
 Dated this 9th day of July, l91Q- tSigned) THE COMMON COUNCIL or THE TOWN OF DOUGLAS.
 By JOHN HENSON, Clerk. T emperature and Barometer
 Date Barometer Temperature July 21. .29:S.8. ... .57
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