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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
CALL LEGISLATURE
TO AMEND THE LAW
LEDGER DISPATCH URGES GOV.
ERNoR MANN TO CONVENE
MAKERS TO PERFECT
PRIMARY ACT.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. J
NORFOLK. VA, Nov. 32.-The
Ledger Dispatch to-day editorially
calls on Governor Mann to convene the
Legislature In special session to amend
the title OF the act legalixing primary
elections. the same having been pro-
nounced unconstitutional by two judges
here.
Because Of this action election judges
IN Norfolk and Norfolk county. indict-
ed for fraud In the August primary
have been dismissed.
Governor Mann, when shown the
above dispatch. said: Il had not given
the subject OF ieGaiixing the primary
IN virginia especial thought ~ this
time. but ] see no reason for calling
. special session Of the legislature to
amend the law under which prosecu-
ton failed Ia Norfolk.
X am most heartily In favor of
legaiixtng the primary. II We are 60
Ing to have . primary. but believe 4
primary for the election Of delegates
to = convention to select the candidate
n the better way.
Speaker BYRD introduced 4 bill in
the last Legislature for the lasalixa-
tton OF primaries. and Il failed Of
passage. In the face OF the last Leg
isiature's refusal to pass that bill.
and In view OF the fact that the same
men who declined TO enact that meas
ure into law would he the very men
summoned back to Richmond 10 vote
on the same measure. or one Identical
with II. ! see no wisdom in calling a
Epecial session OF the General Assem-
bly, and therefore shall mot cali Il to
act on this matter"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
LILIES SENT HERE
FOR DAVIS SECTION

The beautiful Ascension lilies Deco
rating the graves Of President Davis.
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Hayes and Winnie
Davis were sent from the altar unveil.
ed In the church at Biloxi. Miss. last
Wednesday. to the Richmond Chapter
to he placed In the Davis section. The
altar was placed In tho church In uaezn.
ory Of Margaret Howell Ja6Ieruon "a
vts Hayes by tho United panghtass ok
the ConfedeTacy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
MADE TO REGARD
LOCAL OPTION LAW
y1OI4AT0R IN WINCHESTER
HEAVILY FINED. AND IN DE-
FAULT GETS TERM IN JAIL.

Especial to The Richmond Virxinian.
WINCHESTER. VA, Nov. 22.-The
local Anti-Saloon League Ii making
II warm tor violators Of the local OBJ
ton laws. and yesterday secured con-
viction In the Corporation Court OF
Joseph Chrtsmore. who appealed from
the magistrates court on two counts.
= nne Of $50 and costs being i'm
posed ON each count.
Chrismore could not raiss the fine
and was given sixty Gays in jail 81
Judge w. ~. Atkinson, on the nrst
count. and an indetermlnate Jail sens
ter I. on the second. Chrtsmore will
AIS. have TO furntah 1Go0 bond a m
evidence OF his intention not to make
further violation Of tina law before
he can be Released
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
CITY PHYSICIAN
QUITS HIS JOB

City Physician Edward Mccarthy,
OF tho Sixth district, has sent his
resignation to the city council with
the request that it be effective Mo-
yember -.
DIR. Mccarthy gives no reason for
quitting tho municipal service. lii
reAtgnAtton Will be acted upon by i
Joint session IT the council to b
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
HORSES AND ST E5P
BURNED IN BARN

HEATHSvILLE. VA, November %.
"A large barn belonging to Mr.. b.
/. Gill 1T RehobOth church. this coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire ut An early
hour last evening. Eight horses and
,fty-five sheep, which we're in the
building. were burned TO death, also
the contents Of the barn. which
amounts to several hundred dollars.
The building was fully insured, but
tho contents Of the barn are a total
loss. Tho origin Of the fire Is un-
known.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
THOUSANDS DEAD;
VICTIMS Of FLOOD
FLOOD IN ANNAMEsE PROVINCE.
CHINA, CAUSES HEAVY LOSS
OF LIFE AND GREAT
DAMAGE.

SAIGON, FRENCH INDO
CHINA. November 22.-Owtngn
20 . sudden Rood In the Anna.
mAao province and In KWang.
NSnl, 1000 natives arc either
dead o. nltnatD1. Four hundred
boats ar0 reported 1OaG mad the
death tO1l n expected 10 mount
even higher. Tho property lons
Ii Immense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-22
CHIHUAHUA And PUEBLA
ARE EXPECTED TO FALL
BEFORE THE sun SETS
Revotonsts Sure of the Capture of these important Points
and Railroad Towns of Torrean and Gomez Placid
Reported to Have Been Taken
PRESIDENT DIAZ TAKES THE FIELD AT
HEAD OF LOYAL MEXICAN TROOPS

Government SEXES All Telegraph Lines and Employs All Its
PoWersto Crush Out Revolution Which Has AS
sumed Very Alarming State-FoeSng Across
Border in Both Directions
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25

W. Fl. Van Petten, the con
tractor. is meeting with much sue
cess in bis new carpenter shop
near the Holly Lumber Co. and
he is called upon daily for esti-
ma rs on painting and wall paper
ing as we'll as housebuilding. Its
success, of course, depends upon
the support given it. 10 it ia need
Of anything in his line. call mp
Phone "a.
You don't need to 90 to Lamar
to buy the b'st motor cycle in the
world-the Harley.D They
can be bought from Will Van Pet.
ten, eo come in and investigate
it's merits.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
ESTRAY ADVERTISEMENT

Notice 10 hereby liven to whom il may
concern that the following described estrsy
animals were taken up near Holly, Prov.
ers County, Colo, on or about Feb. 20.
1910. To wit: One roam COW about four
years old, NO visible brand. One steer
calf about ten months old. branded n
rifht shoulder, slash on right jaw.
Said animals1 being unknown to this
Board. unless claimed by owner ON or be-
fore March Is, 1910, said estrays will be
sold BY this Board for the benefit of the
owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPEC.
TON COMMISSIONERS,
Denyer. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
lrriiated Farms

CO.e to the Del Nore section of the
San Luis valley ~eere you c.a buy food
iaAd with perpetual waie, rights II reason.
able prices. Here re have the richest
soil, the best driakiat water s.d the
finest climate il the lsad.
Below are two extrs food bsrtaias:
l6O scrss six miles froa tow, fve
rooa house. food bara sheds. corrsls,
all feaesd. la.d level. food wster right. .
hns hoas at o.iy Ss0.o0 per sere. $&0oe
dowa, bslsaee On food terms.
40 scres three ailes froa tcwa, extra
food river land does not overflow. two
food houses eight sad four rooa, bara
and shsds Tor stock. ali feaeed, 10 scrss
can b cultivated, IS scrss il timothy aad
and alfalfa, IS sores under the plow. bal.
ance in past.re. Sons timber on the
place. = hne combinatioa farn. Price
$50 per scre, food terms. Write ne for
pamphlet and lists Of other ranches large
and small.
r. p. Newasa. Del Nosts. Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
CONTEST NOTICE
Depsrtmest Of the Interior,
U, S, Land Ofsce n Lamar. Colo

Jas. 81. 1910
sueen slsdsv having been slsd i. this ekcs
by Nathan O. Howe. eoe,estsa. .aans. John ". Balm
ger entry No. 7767 .ads Aetl 4. 1907. for sos.h~ss,
section 3l.:,owasLp q. range II. BY Joia W.
Balisser, centsstee in which is alleged that hs has
totally abandoned shove dssered snd that he has med.
improvsnsn,s thereon, and that said sbssacs was aot
BY BY his employment The Army Navy Of U. s.
and that said defaults ceanss the date. said
parties hereby sossd appear. respead sd oGsr
evidsne: tsssh:s ss;d .les..ion at 10 ocsek
April 1910 before the Register sud Receiver st the Ussd
States Land O6ce in Lamar. Colo.
The s.a eea'es'.nt having. is sGdsy;t. esa
Jan. g. 1910 forth fsc,s which SHOW that after e
seace service Of hs notice e.asst BE- made il
is hereby ordered and directed that said ne.ics - given
by due and proper psbIea,ioa.
C. Frost Lissst, Rsceivsr
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
CONTEST NOTICE
posrt.sat d iAs iatssssr,
Y. 3. l.si Okss.

DOartosat sf tks iatesssr.
U. 3. lssl OEss.
L:.sr. Ceh.. jas. 81. 1910
sa6Sis.. es.tsss sSdsv, hsvas Lssa I'd i. III. Of.
ice b psAsr c. 6eys. eostsstsst, asaiast Asdrs~ b.
east sssrtsr Of section ,e~sshs n ses,h rsse, q
west ty A.drsw D. Hsi.s. osatestss 10 wkeh Il q a.
:sst that be has ~hsy sbssdeosI ssove lsssrl is.l
tsat he has nsde isrevssats Asrsoa; he. ks ~
cA:aGsd his rsssaee for then siu neahs last
ssd that sad sbsssce sot esssed b ks spsy.ss,
Ae sr.y es navy ef tho u..sd Ststss aal .kat ss;i
I'D s aspssr rsseend. ssd efs svdsses ,ssehas ~
.'ssates At 10 clock =. March a. 1910 Iss.r.
the register ssd rscsvsr ., the U. s. lad eSes 10
ihs s:1 esass.sni hsvas. in proper aEl.vis, sIsd
a.. d. 1910 Sc. fsssh fact: which show the, sl.s- 4.
sesaes psrsossI service Of hs settles ks sls
hereby srdsssd and directed that such sstoe ks sivss
By due sd prsssr pshscstio..
G.. Frs.t L;sss... Rses;,ss.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,
u, y. Land ()thee NJ Lamar

Department Of the Interior,
U. 5. Land OHee at Lamar, Colo.
teb. 10, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that John W. Phlips Of Holly,
Colorado. who March T. 1906 msde u appies.
ton No. 5773 serial U52 for the southwest quarter Of
section 3 township 2 SOUTH range ~ west Of the 9Th
principal meridian. has ssd notice Of ntsnton make sasl
hvs year proof TO establish claim the land shove Do.
scribed before l. n. Zsinser. United States Co.~is.
sioner at Holly. olo.. the 9Th day Of Aprl 1910.
lsiman Witnesses; Wm. W. RsyAolis, B.
g. Bunae. }. A. Pierce. Jsass W. wiiLn. ali Of Holly
Colo.
.ohs A, Williams. Resster
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25

Depar.msn, Of tho intsrior,
U. s. Land OtEce ., Lamar Colo.
Feb. 10. 1910.
Nesice is hereby given that job. Schwartz. Of Holly,
Colo. who. .. Dec. 10. 1908. made hsasstssd apsi.
c.on No. 0ll2l for southeast quarter Of g.
ship south. 2 Of ths 6A principsl .eridi.n
has fIed sosice Of ia.entiea make sasi comnuaiios
proof to establish claim the land above descrbsd
before L. NJ Zahnser. the U. s. Cenmis sioner Holly.
Colo. the 18Th day Of March. 1910.
Claman. names ~i,asssss; William W. James,
Alfred G. Vacen.. Edith L. Viaeea.. al Of Holly Colo,
and }. w. houloa. Of Irene. ks.sas.
Joha A. Williams, Resi.tes.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department oI the Interior.
U. s. Land OGce st Lamar Colo.
March II. 1910.
Notice is hereby given tha, Emm> Moore. Of Holly.
Colo Who on Sept. " 1907. made homestead entry No
S55S Ser.l No. 03s78l for the east half Of northwest
quarter northeast Of southwest quarter. southwest
quarter Of northes. Of section lS township "a
south. range ~ west Of the sixth principal meridian has
6led notice ct intention make final communication sproo
establish Claim to the land above described before In
Zalnser, United States Commis s.oner. at Holly. Colo
on the 7th day Of May. 1910
Claimant names as Witnesses: Harry B. Cline. A. j.
Cline. Wiley J. House and Chesley C. House. all oi
Holly Colo.
Lain A Willama Resisier.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25

Fully nine out Of every ten cases Of
rheunatisn is sinply rhaumstism Of the
muscles due to cold or damp, or chroaic
rheumatism, neither Of which require s.y
internal treatment. All that is seeded to
afford relief is the free applieation Of
Chamberlain's Liniment. Give il trial.
You are certain to be pleased with quick
relief which it adords. Sold by The
Holly Pharmacy. Ikelman Bros, prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.

Department. oI the Inferior,
u. s. Land OAice at Lamar Colo
March 10, 1910.
Notice is hereby given ths, Juanita Adsi,, Of Holly,
Colo. who on Nay 49, 1905 made homestead application
No. 1907 (Seris No. 0f66 Tor the northeast quarter Of
section H. township 26 south range 4 Of the sixth
principal meridian. has fled notice Of intention to- make
final Communication proof. establish claim the land
.ioner. Holly. Colo on the 30,h day Of April
1910.
Claimant names as witnesses. Mrs. Maervia Webb
Thomas A. Webb. Jsmes,M. Mecurry. al (thres) Of
Of Holly. Colo. and J. ". Houion Of Irene. K.ns...
John A. Williams kss;,tsr
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Depsrtnss. 4 tLs l...r;os

Depastnsat d tie lasrios
Unitsd Ststss LsaG Ofbc.
Lamar. Celsrsds, esA. II. 1870
Notice Is asresy given TIA. Mt.a R. Pratt. Il HOLY
Colorado. wko on Dec. 81, 1904 nsjs Le.ss.ssl ss.G
e.,;oa No. co6 (ssrsl Ne 0l02) g. serhssss sr,sr
e seetics H. to~nh 2 sosh. raass Y wsst u shs 6h
eri.epsl .sran. has Sid ss.ies 4 ;asa,ies 70 .sLs
described hsiers +. N. Z.Enssr ua.i States Cs.i..
se.sr At Hely. Celss.so The I'd day Of Asr 1910
= Cai.aat aanss as wtssssss, "a Wise. ". 4. Meors.
D. b. hasssl Jesssh n. Saydsr. IN Of Holly. CoIsrsS.
JsAa A. Walsaa. REGISTER.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF The Interior,
U. S. Land OAice. at Lamar. Colo.
March Fl. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that William N. kleis Of Holly
Colorado. who March 81, 1907 made homestead ap-
pe.on No. 1900 (Ser.l No. 02sl2) for the norh~es,
quarter. section Is. township "a south. range west. 9th
principal meridian has fled notice Of intention 10 make
Gn.l communication proof essbsh claim the land .bove
described before L. N. Zshnser. United States conmis.
sioner al Holly. Colo the l4th day Of May. 1910.
Claimant witnesses: W. A. Moore, Wm
Bledsoe. Jacob Bedsoe. Frank L. Sears all Of Holly.
Co dorado
John A. Will ans res;.,sr
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25

ferCheroa Horse md Nammoth Jack
My celebrated Percheron horse
and Mammoth jack viii stand for
the season at my farm. three miles
-nst of Holly, Colo. Terms: >lO
TO insure standing, sucking colt:
s. to insure mare with foal.
Phone ked SO3. J. P. Sayer
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
CONTEST NOTICE
Depsrtnsnt Of the lstsrier
United Ssstss Lad O

UatsA Ststsa Ls.d Okcs,
Lamar. els., Jsa. 81. 1910.
sS&eient ooatsst sdsvit hsviaa bssa slsl this Il
Gee BY Nsihsa Howe eontestsat ssssst Dsaas Cs.k.
lin Eatry No. 78o3 nsde April 8. 1907. for sou.thsss,
quarter Section /. To~asAip Is. Range a. ~ Dsss;s
Conkin coatestee in which alleged that 10 hss wkely
abandoned the ssd land snd that he has made no
meats thsrsen. ssd that said sbssaes caused by his
empoyment in the Of the United Sstss. sal
that said defaults esn,iaue The prsssat ti.e. Sad
parties hereby notified appear respead and eGsr
evidence touehiae said sleaaoa 10 ocsck .. m. on
March 22 1910 before the ReGiser and Reoevsr The
United States Land osee in Lamar. Cob.
The said contestant hsvink in adsv Sled Jsa.
81. 1910 forth facts which show tha. al,er due d-
personal service Of this notice be nsds
is hereby ordered and directed that ssch .oce bs s,e.
by duo and proper publication.
c. Frss, Lsseu Receiver.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Des.rtnent Il tie In,sr;.r,

: DepaStnEehf Iht6f10F,
U. s. Lasa OScs at Lanar Cslo.,
Fsb. a. 1910.
Notice is hereby eive. that J.ns: r. German. admin.
Grsasds. Colo, ~ks on April 9, 1905 nsls ho.sst,sd
application No. $685. ssrsl No. 0l3s2) far Lot. ~
south. raass - west o Tie sstA pracie.I asrdes h.s
sled notice Of ssasn make sas fvs year prosi pros
to estsbish esa the lssa skeve dsserhsi before L.
N. Zahnssr. Unitsd States Coanississss 1t Hsy Colo
The 23ra day Il April. 1910.
Clainsat asnss ~itssssss, w. ". RsyssAs, EIsks
House. George ". Gsrnss. Tsbths Gsraaa, sn Of
JsAa A, Williams, R.si,,sr.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
For Sale.

My choice 4O-acre Derbyshire
place. Cheap; good terms; will
take part in trade: three miles
northwest of Hartman.
A. l. Mvers. Caldwell, Idaho.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
Or. Bells Anti-Pain

A sudden attack Of Cholera Morbus is
dangerous. Keep DR.. Bells Anti.Pain at hand.
dose relieves alnos, instantly. 1t also cures
Diarrhoea. Cramps. Flux. and all Bowel Com.
plants. Farmers Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
Next to First National Bank
A Smooth Skin

Black Heads. Chaps. Pimples. Sores and oil
unhealthy conditions Of the skin are unsightly
and detrac, from the looks Buy box Of DR..
Bells Antiseptic SsIve. creamy. snow white
ointment. apply as directed and your skin will
be as clear babes. At all dealers in med.-
cnes. Farmers Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
Westsiders Score

A base ball game between the
west and the ems: side teams was
played last Saturday. The game
was very close. the score standing
7 to 5 in favor of the west end.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
Gives Prompt Relic.

William H. Douglas. Jr. Of W.shins.oo, D,
C.. says ! take great pleasure in informing y.u
have used DR.. BELLS PINE -TAR.HON
and it gave me almost instant relief Farmers
Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25

Foleys Kidney Rcmedy will cure any cos. Of
Kidney or Bladder trouble that is not beyond
the reach Of medicine. No medicine can do
more. Holly Pharmacy. Ikelman Bros. prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25

JsAa A. Williams, R.si.... /.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

job. A. Williams. Register
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
Old Tombstoner
 Painting the World

We are always pleased to note the sue cess of former rombs,oners, and we are afforded pleasure to state that Charles Cowell, one of the early arrivals Tn this comp is making good in the Rouse sec ton. The following article is explanatory:
 Chas. Cowell, one of the pioneers Of this part of the country. has closed deal for the sale of his iron paint mine to Los Angeles capitalists, headed by ]. B. Hick- man. A force of men are now at work rakiug out the iron ore, which makes a splendid quality of red paint.
 It is said that the company Iecently organized to handle the property has closed contracts with Los Angles pain, manufacturers for twenty tons of the mat erial per day. The new company has made arrangements 10 have the ore haul -1 from the mine to the railroad for shipment.
 Itis said iha, the ore body is immense and that there is enough of it in sight to fill the o-'ons-per-day contract for the next twenty years. It is straight guar rylng proposition. The ore is red oxide of iron.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
Seeking Arizona
 Placer Fields

For the past several weeks engineers and prospectors have been out slong the Arizona side of the Colorado river searching for placer digging, and from all indications there will be more placer mining in this part of the ter- r'tory the coming season than for many years psst. At La Paz prepsrs- tious are already under way for the beginning of active placer operations at an early date. Work on a five-mile pipeline is now in progress. ship ment of machinery and pipe, aggregst- upwards of l50 tons. is expected to arrive in Parker about the lst of Sep. tember. It is understood the New La Psz Gold Mining company is now making arrangements for its trsnspor- tation to its property forty miles south Of Parker.
 La Paz is situated just outside of the southern lines of the Colorado Indian reservation and within s few miles north of Ehreh5erg. In the early days at least l5.O00 people were employed there. It is claimed that 6 large part of the southern extremity of the reservation Is rich in placer gold, but AS il is on the reservation 1t cannot be worked by mining men. Alter the reservation has been open ed there will be scramble for these placer fields.
 The fields south of La Psz and ex- tending down well toward Yuma are also rich in placer gold. and it is in this district that pro.pectors are to- day searching.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
Fiercest Storm in
 City's History

At 2 o'clock this afternoon tEis city wac visited by one Of the heaviest rain storms that wss ever seen here. The rain fell ID torrents and delug- ed the streets, being accompanied by light ming and thunder.
 The house of Wm. N. Eidson locst- ed at the end of Allen street was struck by lighting and entirely destroyed by fire. The building had not been oc- cupied for some time aud at the time of it's destruction was vacant. No in sursnce being carried the loss upon Mir. Eidson was heavy.
 The Fire Department responded promptly but the fire bad gained SO much hesdway that nothing could be done to save the building.
 The house occupied by Allen w.. Howe was also struck by lightning and Mir. Howe and his wife were effect. ed thereby. They ho~ever sustained no injury. but were badly scared.
 Several other bolt. of Tightening struck the city and demolished tele- graph poles and & we go to press we hear that W. c. Gillmore's home was also struck, but no serious damage done.
 The water rushed down the Main street and caused much alarm and havoc but the excellent drainage of the city prevented any very serious damage.
 Some Of the s.ores were deluged by water but the rain occurring in the day time gave the storekeepeIs & chance to handle the goods that were exposed and thereby prevented what otherwise would have caused serious los. Many Of the sky lights were broken ny hail that fell and there wlll be need for come repsirs made to put things back to the condition that existed before the rain.
 Dispatch just received says the Fl Psso and Southwestern tracks both wave from Fsirbsuk have been wash ed out in several places and traffic ~lll be delayed for day or two.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
City Campaign
 Is Now On

The city campaign may now be said to be on, for yesterday was the last day for filing nomination papers witt the city clerk for the coming primary election to he held October 8.
 But two tickets are in the field and DO contests in either party for place on the primary bsllots except for chief police. The republicans did not present a nomination paper for thus office. and George Brsvin, the present incup bent, and Wm. A. Robinson, are aspirsnts for place on the democratic ballot.
 Wm. Csvsnsgh. xho wss urged for councilman in the Fourth ward, for the ninth term, withdrew from the contest. This leaves but two mem. hers of the present city administration up for re. nomination, those being Chief of Police George Brsvin and Councilman Ed Hughes from the Second Ward.
 The following IS the list of aomins tion papers filed:
 Msyor-J E James. Dem; c L Cum ings. Rep.
 Councilman, Firs. ward d-H Ross, Dem.
 Councilman, First ward W A Fowler. Rep.
 Councilman, Second ward Ed Hughes, Dem.
 Councilman, Second ward -FN Wolcott, Rep.
 Councilman. Third ward Harry Rsfferty, Dem:
 Councilman, Third ward-A Bar ron, Rep.
 Councilman, Fourth wsrd-Jss w Smith. Lem.
 Councilman. Fourth wsrd-Lee O Woolsry. Rep.
 Chief of Police. .. Rep
 Chief of Police-Geo. Brsvin, Dem.
 Chic. of Police-Willism A Robin son, Dem.
 The primary election will be held at the city hall October s, the city cleo tion board having been appointed by the city council and names of whom appear in the official notice printed in another column. The time having elapsed for filing petitions of party nominations, the only other nominees who are given an opportunity Tor place on the ballot before election is an independent ticket It Is not known whether an independent ticket will be placed in the field later on or not.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-04
Postmaster General
 Visits Prescott
A Prescott dispatch aays:

A Prescott dispatch says:
 Frank Hitchcock, Ralph Cameron, Alonzo Hubbell, Sims Ely of Phoenix are here in consultation.
 Hitchcock, when asked about what, he is doing in Arizona answers in that smooth suave way of bis. "Oh, not politics l am here on 6 hunting trip.'. And his hearers quietly smile ss the Washington political boss makes this announcement.
 The consultation between these politicians is serious and of long duration. There is an idea prevalent that an open rebellion is eminent, and that the people will not tolerate federal boeses.
 The visit of Hitchcock at this particular time has only one mesn- isg-he wants to ewing Arizona re- publicans into line for Taft n the national convention and wants cor  porstion control of the Arizona con- stitutional convention.
 The Prescott democrats are laugh- ing in their sleeves at the antics of Cameron trying to tell the people that Hirchcock's visit "hss no political significance" This begets a laugh the republicans. who are free from federal and territorial influence here are all fos initiative and referendum and declare openly that they will vote the democratic ticket. Messrs Hitchcock, Cameron, Ely Hubbell and Sloan will ell arrive in Phoenix tonight on the ten o'cloci train.