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TUCSON DELEGATION.

TUCSON, Aug. 13.-The democratic primary which was held yesterday did not scratch the ticket recom- mended by the recent mass meeting. and therefore the men selected by the mass meeting stand as delegates to the county convention, which Is to be held next week.
 As there are no contests of any sort the voting in the democratic primary was comparatively light, as was also the case of the recent re- publican primary. The judges were P. E. Purcell and c. E. Hardy. Lesly Hardy was inspector and the clerks were A. W. Forbes and Oscar Cole. The city hal was the voting place.
 The follow ing are the men selected to be delegates to the county con vention:
 First Ward-I E. Huffman. Brad ford Duncan. c. c. Wheeler, Andrew P. Martin, Fred Ronstadt. George A. Tinney, Leslie Hardy. L. H. Manning, W. E. Murphy. A. s. McKelligon, Gus. Quickenstedt, W. H. Sawtelle, Edwin F. Jones, S. W. Purcell, 4. w. Forbes, Cress Myers. J. W. Bu- chanan. c. O. Hardy, Lon Haley, s. Y. Barkley, D. s. Cochran, L. o. Cowan and J. z. vinson.
 Second Ward-L. K. Goldtree, Emanuel Drachman, Nick Lopez, Nor ris Lee, Sam Jones. Ed Hogwood. A. A. Trippell. w. H. Keegan Chris Christensen, E. s. Ives, Eugene Trip pell, Judson Arnold, Charles Velasco, W. Nj. Roberts, John Collins, Salvador S. Franco, N. E. Hawke, Geo. K. Smith. Robert Lowrie. Alfonso Coen' en and Amado Benal.
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automobile. motorcycle, or like ve- hicle. at a speed in excess of Eight (s) miles per hour.
 SECTION 2. It shall be unlawful for any person, upon any public street. highway or common thorough fare within the limits of the City of Bisbee to drive or run, or cause to be driven or run, any automobile motorcycle, or like vehicle in an i'm moderate. negligent or reckless man ner.
 SECTION 3. Every person who shall violate any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a nisdemeanor, and upon con viction thereof. shall be fined in any sum not exceeding One Hundred (s1OO Dollars, or be imprisoned in the City Jail for period not to ex ceed two Months or by both such fine and Imprisonment.
 SECTION 4. This Ordinance shall be in force and take effect from and after it's passage and publication as required by law.
 Passed and Adopted by the Mayor and Common Council of the City oi Bisbee on August 5th, 1910
 Approved August 5th. 1910.
 c. L. EDMUNDSON
 Mayor Attest JOS. NCKEEHAN
 City Clerk
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ARIZONA PENSIONS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-Pensions have been granted to Arizonans as follows: Augustine w. LOgghe, SEQ; Levi Harmon, SIP; Jose Tuijillo, SIP; John A. West, ss; Constantine Mo Mahan. s15; Alien E. Smith. S15: Thomas Campbell, s15; Joseph Me Clair, SIP; William H. Dunham, s15; William Haney. SIP; Chas. A. Folke, s15: William J. Birge, S30; Ann D. Brizzee, SIP; Bernard E. Norton SIP; " Hermann, s2O; W. W. Fellow, s1e. Townsend Walmsley. SIP.
 me comptroller of the currency has approved the Continental ant swlm. dived for him. Alexand Commercial National bank of Chlca- go as a reserve agent for the fol lowing Arizona national banks First National bank, Nogales; Phoe- nix National bank, Phoenix; First National bank, Tombstone; Prescott National bank, Prescott, and Arizona National bank, Tucson.
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CLARK IS DEFEATED.

{ PRESCOTT, Aug. 15-E. s. Clark. formerly attorney general of Arizona was politically annihilated today at the Yavapai county repub- lican convention, when by a deci. sive vote he was defeated as a nom. inc for delegate to the coastintutional convention
 Ed. w Wells, George H. Harrington. J. A. Yaeger. S. l.. Dennison. Rob ert Finney and w. S. Morveil were elected on the first ballot. six dele. gates being allotted to Yayapai county. Clark's name was placed in nomination before the convention, making seven nominees in all. but he was beaten by large majority.
 The platform adopted completely ignored the initiative. referdum and recall, and in fact every other prin ciple of govrnment that would tend to protect the people as a whole against the special interests.
 The convention was a cut and dried affair. every move having been planned out before. being executed like clock work today
 The democratic convention will be held next Tuesday and a winning ticket placed in the field
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ORDINANCE NO. leo.

An Ordinance Regulating Saloons. RE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RISBEE. AS FOLLOWS.
 SECTION l. All saloons, places and stores where spirituous, viEuous or malt liquors within the City of Bisbee. at retail. shall be closed be- tween the hours of One O'clock after midnight and Six O'Clock of the same morning. and during such time no spirituous. vinous, or malt lauors shall be sold in such places, providing, however, that this shall not apply to the sale of Liquors by Drug Stores, on the prescription of a Physician.
 SECTION 2. Any Proprietor, own CT or employee Of any proprietor or owner of any Saloon, place or store m the City of Bisbee where spirit ous. vinous, or malt liquors are sold at retail who shall violate any of the provisions of Section 1 of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a Misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine not exceeding Three Hun dred (3eO) Dollars or imprisonment in the City Jail not exceeding three months, or by both such fine and i imprisonment and in addition there | to the Common Council of said City may at it's option, after such cou viction, revoke the License of sucf owner or proprietor and any license money that may have been paiC shall be forfeited.
 SECTION 8. Ordinance No. 15. of the City of Bisbee and all Ordin ances and parts of Ordinances fl conflict with the provisions hereo are hereby repealed.
 SECTION 4 This Ordinanc shall take effect and be in fore from and after its publication a required by Law.
 Approved this 5th day of August 1910.
 c. L. EDMUNDSON Mayo Attest. JOS. MCKEEHAN
 City Clerl
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FATS AND LEANS.

DOUGLAS. Augusct 15., (Special) The interest shown in the great
 The interest shown in the great baseball game. which is to be played on Sunday, August 21, week from tomorrow, is growing until it now almost overshadows the Cac- tus league race. Captains Flickinger and Finley are strengthening up their teams by adding players and shifting positions half a dozen times day and the prospective players are .limbering up in back yards in prep aration for the great event. On Monday night the rival teams will get together in a friendly meeting. to be held at Art Flickinger's Of- ice. There will be room enough for all the Fats can have the center and the Leans will fill up the corners and any cracks in the wall That is one advantage the thin man has, he can get in anywhere, while If a fat man crowds the whole push has it in for him. He is a hog and bOor for crowding, for nobody loves fat man.
 Say" said Arthur Flickinger, al e:30 this morning-and this is no josh, he was up and about on c avenue at that hour. looking for pos. sible additions to his teanl-to an international man. Say, why have you got it in for the Fats? Why are you giving the Leans all the best of the dope? Just because you ain't heavy yourself is no reason tc give the Thins all the best Of the publicity game. Give us fair shake flor on the level we have a classy Iteam. We have not disclosed oul hands yet. and when we do you vii see we have a whole pinochle decl Iup our sleeves. Give us a show fl lthe baseball dope"
 As F7ickinger outweighs the In lternational man by nearly a hundred pounds the scribe willingly promised Ito do as requested and hurried of tt his matutinal waffles and coffee. VOW Iing that from TOW on the Fats should Ihave an even break until the Leani Eput it all over them on the diamond at Sportsman park
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TUCSON. Aug. 15:-Joseph P Ryan. one of the delegates to the recent labor convention in Phoenix. is in the city today. He represented all the labor organizations of Prescott. Yavapai county. He states. and was one of the bolters who left the convention when H. H. Wynkoop Of Tucson walked out He states that his action was endorsed after his return to Prescott.
 He came to Tucson from Prescott; by way of Globe. Having sized uI the situation in those cities he ex presses an opinion that the Labor party has not been successful in awakening widespread interest and i that the meetings have not been vel attended. Tn Yavapai county. ht states, the prevailing sentiment seems to be that if the Democrat fand Republicans should fuse on q non-partisian ticket, the Labor Party might receive a large number of ad herents, but not otherwise
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ORDINANCE NO. 1858.

An Ordinance Amending Section 6 of Ordinance No. 133.
 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BIsBEE AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1. That Section 6 of Ordinance No. 133 of the City Of Bisbee. being an ordinance entitled An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No. 57 of the City of Bisbee. Pro eiding for the Appointment of Building Inspector and Prescribing the Duties and compensation of Such Officer and Providing for the pres entation of Plans and Specifications to Such Officer and fixing the Pen atty for the violation Thereof be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
 SECTION 6. Said Building In | spector shall charge a fee of Four Dollars (s4.O0) which shall be col lected in advance for issuing such permit and for examining said plans and specifications and inspecting the ! building or addition provided fol therein; said s4O0 shall be retained by said Builing Inspector as his com pensation.
 1 It shall be the duty of said Build ing Inspector to file all the plans an' Specifications passed upon by hin in the office of the City Clerk o Said City:
 SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall be in effect from and after 1t passage and approval by the Com mon Council and publication in thl manner required by law.
 Passed and adopted by the Mayo and Common Council of the City O Bisbee, Arizona, This 5th day Q August. 1910.
 Approved August 9th, 1910.
 c. L. EDMUNDSOf
 Mayor Attest JOS. MCKEEHAl City Clerk
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AS FAR AS Plzmo BEACH

The ideal pleasure resort of all Coast Beaches on the Pacific coast. Situated in San Luis Obispo County, California. half way between San Francisco and Los Angeles on the Southern Pacific Coast Line. Five trains daily from Los Angeles. First Class hotel. Tent City in connec- tion Pleasure and comfort and all kinds of amusements. PIZMO BEACH is the safest for surf bath ing. and the most beautiful. widest and longest on the west coast of the United States. Special weekly and monthly rates to guests. Under new management.
 PIZMO BEACH RESORT COMPANY
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A coNrENrEp WOMAN

is always found in te same house with Ballard's Snow Eminent. It keeps every member of the family free from aches and pains. it heals cuts, burns and scalds. and cures rheumatism. neuralgia. lumbago, and all muscular soreness and stiffness 25c. soc and s1.00 a bottle. Sold by Lowell Drug Co. Lowell AriZ.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1ss.

An Ordinance Limiting the speed at
 which Automobiles and like We
 hicles may be driven and Prohibit
 ing lu7moderate Driving thereof. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR
 AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
 CITY OF BISBEE:
 SECTION l. It shall be unlaw- ful, for any person. upon any pub lie street, highway. or common thor oughfare. within the limits of the City of Bisbee, to drive or run, or to cause to be driven or run, any
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meeting of the board Of directors subsequent to the last stockholders meeting. and the approval or dis- approval of the same.
 2 Reports of officers and directors covering past operations. present con ditions and future plans. and action with regard thereto. 8. Removal of any officers or ol- ractors whom the stockholders may see fit to remove, and election of others in their places.
 To consider and decide upon inc making and sending out to the stockholders of a full report, sup norted by sworn statements, cover ing the operations of the company since the last meeting of the stocK- holders of a full report, supported oy sworn statements, covering the oper- ations of the company since the last meeting of the stockholders, and the attempt to wreck the company by the majority of its officers and d. rectors.
 5 To consider and act upon the closing of the head office at Calumet and the changing of the principal or 1 fse to some other point.
 s To consider the action of the frs: vice president in opening an additional transfer office at Bisbee, and to approve or disapprove the same.
 I. To authorize the proper ofhcers or representatives of the company to demand and take all necessary steps to compel the delivery to the com many of all books, records and prop erty of the company at Calumet, Michigan. and to authorize and d.
 rect the institution Of such actions
 at law or otherwise as may be prop or to bring any or all of the past
 officers or directors of this company
 to account for their acts.
 s. To consider any other matter or take any other action which may
 properly be brought to the attention of the meeting.
 , The transfer books of the company
 -ll be closed at the close of busi ness on August goth and will remain closed until the opening of business on August 2s and NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that no stock will b'
 recognized or allowed to be VoteS at the meeting hereby called, unless if is satisfactorily shown that owner ship thereof and the right to vot' the same was in the one who mal claim the right to vote, or who ma,
 have executed a proxy author izing another to vote the same,
 at the time of closing the books fo
 this meeting; and ALL PERSONs F CONCERNED are hereby warned t
 have no dealings whatsoever with any Q one at Calumet, Michigan. who ma. I claim to be an officer or director O D this company, or with any office a 2 Calumet, Michigan, claiming to b .- an office of this company, pendinl : the action of the stockholders at tn - meeting hereby called
 el Dated at Bisbee, Arizona, Angus 0 sth. 1910
 R. K. CLANCY. r. First vice president and acting pre'
 ident in the absence of the pres | dent from the legal domicile c T the company. r
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LABOR FEDERATION.

GREAT FALLS. Mont, Aug 15 - Representatives of the various tralcs unions throughout the State were as- sembled in this city this morning when the Montana Federation of tion. President NJ NJ. Donoghue called the gathering to order anG Secretary Oscar NJ. Partelow read the official call. The convention viii continue it's sessions until all it's tu5.uer5 cen cluded which will probably be late ia the week.
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Swan Pays Fine.

Brick Swan was fined fifteen dol lars yesterday by Justice High for disturbing the peace. Swan was ar rested Saturday while in an intoxicat- ed condition, he had a ticket for Los Angeles in his pocket along with more than one hundred dollars in cash and when arrested was in fair way to lose all he had on him
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Mill oct conqress.

"ii 9St NO7i9iSSSs
 E. P. Grindel, the secretary of the Douglas Chamber of Commerce, was in Bisbee yesterday on his way to Tombstone. He stated that there is good reason to believe that the next session of the American Mining Con gress will be held in the Shelter City. Every possible means will be brought to bear to this end it looks very encouraging at this time.
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TERRIBLY ScALDED

is something we hear or read about every day of OFT lives. Burns and scalds either liGAt or serious are bound to happen in your family be prepared by having a bottle of Ballard's Snow limit handy.
 It relieves the pain instantly and quickly heals the burn. Sold by Lowell Drug Co.,. Lowell Arizona.
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CITY AND BUSINESS BRIEFS
pavldsen Ieaves 1espItaI.

Davidson leaves Hospital.
 Rube Davidson, who was injured in the Copper Queen mines some tima ago. left the hospital yesterday com pletely recovered from the effects Of what were considered to have beea serious injuries.
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THE GAS IS ON! MERCHANTS LUNCH SERVED FROM ii A. Nj. TO p. Nj. AT THE OFFICE sA- LOON.
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for Fl pasO.
for Fl Paso.
 MAcCABEES LADIES' DANCE THURSDAY Odd Fellows hall. Music by the
 Brennan orchestra.
DANCE
Leaves for Denver.

Leaves for Denver.
 Mrs. Neva West. who spent the summer here with her parents left the latter part of the week for Den yer where she has accepted a posi- ton with a wholesale millinery house.
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Attest.
SANTA RoSALIA COLD MINES
 COMPANY. Notice of Special Meeting of Stock
 holders.

holders.
 Application having been made to me under Section of Article VIII of the Bylaws of this company, to cali a special meeting of the stockholders for the purposes here matter set forth. NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that a special meet ing of the stockholders of the above named company will be held at the Copper Queen Hoeel, in Bisbee, Arizona, on Saturday. Aug ust 27th. 1910. at 8 o'clock p. m-, for the following purposes:
 1. Reading of the minutes of all
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Arizona Headquarters in San Fran eisco-Stsnford Hotel. 25O Kearny St
 174
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Awnings. Furniture. Sewing Machines
 HAYDEN, kASUN 6 CO. Phone 123. Lowell
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Buy a diamond of L. L. Gilman. It's like putin boney in the bank.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL THURS
 DAY NIGHT

Shirt waist ball. by Ladies of the Maceabees. Come and have a pleas ant evening. Music by Brennan or chestra
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THE GAS is oNl MERCHANTS LUNCH SERVED FROM fl A. Nj. TO p. N. AT THE OFFICE sA- LOON.
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Special Officer Resigns.

Sam Hardwick, who has been spec ial officer at the local depot for some time, has resigned and left last nigh-
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WANTED-A dining room girl. Ma
 son Hotel, Lowell. 953
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NTED-Situation by widow as
 camp cook or working housekeeper. Best references. Triflers don't answer. Cook. Review Office 955
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WANTED-weu located house of at
 least seven rooms in Bisbee or Warren. unfurnished. Address R.. P. O. Box 10ss. Bisbee. 557
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THE GAS IS oNl HOT LUNCH AT THE OFFICE SALOON FROM ii A. N. TO p. Nj.
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FOR SALE:-Cheap, Shannon organ,
 eleven stops. first class shape. In- qui-e H. Wicke, c. O. store, Lowell
 or No 20 Tombstone canyon. 91I
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'VANTED-6 Carpenters. Apply City Employment Office. Hotel Bellevue. Douglas, Arizona.
 ssO
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QUICK LokNs-on furniture. pianos.
 etc. No publicity. goods remain i7 your possession, easy payments
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WANTED.

WANTED:-Young ladies between the ages of IS and 8, who can rive good references as to character.
 to enter the Fall term of the St.
 JOseph's Hospital Training School
 for Nurses. conducted by the Sis
 ters of Mercy. at Phoenix. ApQli- cations will not be received after October first.
 For further particulars apply to Superintendent of Training School
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R. K. CLANCY.

First vice president and acting pres ident in the absence of the presi- dent from the legal domicile of the company.
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Attest
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Phone 12;
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-29
KISS WAS STOLEN
TRAIN ABANDONED
SOLDIERS IN CAMP NEAR SPARTA
LOSE TRIPS TO TOWN BE.
CAUSE OF CIVILIANS ACT.

Camp Emery Sparta, Wis, July 29.-
A kiss has cost the artillery men their
evening train to and from the camp.
The Milwaukee road has been running
a special jerkwater passenger train to
and from Sparta, five miles distant.
every night to allow the boys after
their days work to go into town and
get back in time for taps. A civilian
visitor, who had borrowed a soldiers
coat and hat, imbibed too freely. and
seeing a pretty girl on the train Tues
day night, insisted on kissing her.
The matter was reported to Colonel
Brown and the railway officials and
the train was taken off.
A baby tornado struck the camp of
Battery A of Minnesota at noon yes
terdy. The whirlwind was only thirty
feet in diameter, but swept through the
center of the street. Several tents were
blown down and the men frightened,
but nobody was hurt.
Lieutenant Davis of Battery A. st.
Paul, was thrown from his horse while
riding into camp from the city last
evening. He was stunned for a few
minutes and brought into camp by a
detail
Lieutenant Murtha OF Battery c, st.
Paul, was pocketed between a caisson
and barbed wire fence on Wednes-
day. His horse was pushed against
the fence and Murtha was thrown over
his head, sustaining a painful but NOT
serious wound. His horse was badly
cut and ordered out of service.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-29
DREAD DISEASE
SPREADS in IOWA
THIRTY-FIVE CASES OF INFAN-
TILE PARALYSIS AT MASON
- EXPERTS COUNCIL
COUNSEL.

Des Moines, July 29.-Infantile
paralysis is hanging like pail over
Iowa and physicians stand helpless and
watch the spread of the disease Four
new cases in Mason City and five cases
at Delta in Keokuk county were re-
ported to the state board of health to-
day. This makes a total of thirty five
cases at Mason City alone. Scores of
new cases have been reported from all
over the state, and the disease has be-
come so serious that the government
has sent DIR. Frost of the marine serv-
ice to make an investigation.
Mason City, Ia, July 29.-Two
more victims surrendered yesterday
Earl Hubbard, about 25 years of age,
and Leslie Clark, aged 4 years. Charles
Tribblecock, aged 49 years, afflicted
with the disease may recover. Four
prominent medical experts are here to
begin q systematic campaign against
the disease.
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NOTES..

While the stiff northwest breeze
made it the coolest day of the fair
1t made the race time slow, as it was
hard going against the breeze on the
back stretch.
Two young fellows were arrested
late yesterday afternoon at the grand.
stand on the charge of picking mans
pocket. They were taken down town
for a hearing.
The orchestra Of the Fargo Con-
servatory Of Music has been giving the
visitors to the Merchants pavilion a
rare musical treat each afternoon and
evening. This afternoon there will be
a splendid special instrumental and
vocal programmes:
6 At night Broadway seems to be the
scene of a continuous torchlight pro-
cession caused by the stream of big
autos going up and down the street
An estimate today placed the number
Of autos on the grounds at the fair at
s25.
If anyone who attends the fair re-
mains in ignorance of the state game
laws it will not be the fault of Deputy
Game Wardens Burt of Valley City
and Wilkinson of Fargo, who are Civ.
ing out copies of tie law at the mer-
chants pavilion to all corners.
M. K. Hagen of Bismarck is at the
fair with his bride, on his way back
from the east, where he was married
earlier in the week.