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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
DELEGATES ARE
AUTHORIZATION
Eureka Republicans Name Avowed
Wet Delegates-Send Them
Uninstructed.
Especial 60 The Herald Republican,

Especial go The Herald Republican,
Eureka. Sept. c2.-The Republicans Of
this city put themselves ON file as
'wets" and standpsttcrS when the pri-
maries were held tonight to choose
delegates to- the state convention at
ogden September 20. and go the county
convention al Nephi. October 3.
David a. Lindsay was rcuom ina ted
without opposition for justice Of the
peace, and Joseph bartou received the
nomination FOR constable over John
Harris. the present incumbent by
vote OF g. 60 "a. The delegates are un-
instructed. but are avowed vets
Following is the list OF delegates TO
the state convention.
Herbert Hope. Gus !. Henriod. J. g.
sullivan. David Mills and James Crooks
The delegates to- the county conven-
ton are:
Gus y. ITenriod. James u. stack. J. c..
Sullivan. David Mills. -. a. Lindsay,
Joseph W. Nick night. John Allen. Her
bert Hope. Charles ZavrislSie and Perry
y. Fuller.
The following precinct committee
men were chosen.
From voting district No. David
Mills and ". =. Shriver. District No y
Herbert Hope and Joseph +. Allen
No. Sc. w. Redmond and William
Homer. No. Conrad kopman and
Joseph w. Mcknight.
James -. stack acted as permanent
chairman Of the meeting, and David
4. Lindsay was permanent secretary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
MT. PLEASANT PRIMARIES
Delegates Instructed To Demand n
County CommIs-Ioner.
lspecial to The Herald-RepublIcan)

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Mt. Pleasant. Sept 22-Fairview will
demand one county commissioner on the
county ticket and state representa-
tive. A strong effort will be made to
land the commissioner at least. James
Anderson, ir.. was chosen by the nri-
mary as the choice of the people OF
Fairview FOR commissioner. and sidney
Sanderson was chosen for state repre-
sentative.
The following organization was ef-
tected; Chairman. 4. A. Johnson. vice
chairman. +. a. Day. secretary and
treasurer. William Christensen. mem
bers or the county committee Roy Rig
by. James II. Sanderson. John L. Bench
Howard Rigby and ELAN Anderson.
The following delegates to the coun-
~ convention TO be held next Saturday.
September -. i'm Fairview. We're chosen:
Sidney = Sanderson. James Anderson
jr.. J. W. Christensen. Joseph Carlston
Sven .. Nielsen. Lewis Peterson. David
Cariston. Leroy RiEby. william Chris
Jensen. Neph Cruiser. John .. Carlstou.
Ell a. Day. These delegates were ap-
pointed to attend the state convention.
q. L. Miner. James Anderson ir.. Peter
Olsen and David Carlston.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
ONE BIG FOOL.
But He Doesn't Live in Salt Lake,
Nor Read The Herald Republican.

A man in Connecticut gave a doctor.
a specialist i'm Catarrh. $50 to cure
him OF this common yet most obnoX-
iOus disease.
The specialist gave him a bottle OF
medicine and told him when and how
to use IT,
The fool took the medicine home.
took one dose. put it on a shelf and
made no further effort TO follow in
structions.
Three months later with the medi-
cine still on the shelf he told a friend
that the specialist was a fake: that ne
had paid him $50 and still had catarrh
as bad as ever.
This story is told for a purpose.
HYOMEI pronounce st HiEh-o-me)
won't cure Catarrh If YOU don't
breathe Il: Il will cure catarrh if YOU
breathe 10 regularly.
Furthermore. you don't need to
give n Catarrh specialist $50 20 cure
YOU or catarrh. Cor the specialist is
yet to be born who can write "a better
prescription than HYOMET
Schramm-J ohnson Drugs, FIVE stores.
Where the cars stop" and druggists
everywhere guarantee HYOMET 70
cure catarrh or money back. A COM
plete outfit. which consists or a bottle
Of HNOMEI. hard rubber inhaler
and simple instructions FOR use. costs
only S1.OO. Separate bottles Of HYO-
MEL. III afterwards needed. cost but 50
cents II YOU already own HNOME1
inhaler YOU can get a bottle or HNO-
MEL at Schramm J ohnson Drugs. five
stores. Where the cars stop" Tor 30
cents. 30 stomach dosing-just
Just breathe it
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
OGDEN THE LODESTONE
FOR SHEEP RAISERS
Sheep From All Over the World Ar
irving for International
Sheep Show.
Especial to The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Especial Co The Herald-Eepublican
ogden. sept 22.-Csrlosds Of fancy
sheep are arriving hourly in ogden to-
day Tor the International sheep show
which opens tomorrow. u f. expected
that more prize sheep will be- on exhi-
htton at the fair grounds during the
next three DAYS than ever before fin the
history or western sheep raising. or
THE zee pens included i'm the new eN-
nthttiou building just finished. all are
now taken and preparations for fur
Their accomm Oda tious for the woolly
Champions are under way.
sheep from all parts Of the world
are now In ogden. sheep from the
steppes of Russia and the bush country
or. Aust ralia. from Persia and the Medt-
terranean countries. VIII be on exhibit
ton. while the more widely known but
none the less picturesque varieties Of
England and Scotland viii FREEDOM
mate.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
MUSTBE PROHIBITION
Mayor Cooper of Pleasant Grove Ac-
ccpts Craftsmanship on the
One Condition.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
American Fork. Sept. cat the Re-
publican primary held In Pleasant Grove
last night the present mayor 81 the
town was elected 20 act as cf.y chair
man for the ensuing two years Mr.
Cooper declared that m the state CDu-
Neuuon places n statewide prohibition
plank in the platform hr will act as
chairman. but II it does otherwise. fs
viii not
The following delegates were elected
20 attend the state convention. e. 81.
Walker. Dr. WestpEaL j. u. Thorne. w
l. Hayes. A =. Cooper a. Holman.
For the county convention M Amari-
can Fork on the 2eth: A. I-. g1ope-.
George Holman. James II. Walker, Or.
3. Warwick. A. NJ. Vance. A. Holman
Robert Thorne. g.. A. CobbIy Ben Walk
er. w. J.. Hayes. g.. r. WestpHal %. ~.
Walker. O. g. Johnson. william BicH-
ardsou. j. -. Hsdley. W. W. Warn .eiS &.
Mrs. Robert Thorne, Mrs. j. y. Walker.
Mrs. !. u. Thorne, Mrs. w J.. Hayes.
Mrs. a. Holman. Alex. Bullock. a. 2
Hecker Mrs. A. F. Cooper. Alex. Ellis.
A. J. Cobbley Alteruates. j. Foutz. n.
T. Pouiseu. Mrs. WeStphal Kari Hem
son, Erwin Johnson. a. y fvcrsou.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
BOX ELDER CONVENTION
Republicans Called 90 Meet I'm brigham
October 10 TO Name
Ticket.
Especial 10 The HeraId-RepublicanJ

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Brigham City. Sept. 22.-The Repub-
hcan county convention has been
called 20 convene in the county court
house. Monday. October TO- at II a. m.
At the convention. a full county ticket
VIII be named. and a representative to
the tate legislature. The county con-
vent Ion viii consist Of 100 delegates.
apportioned 20 the various precincts as
follows
Brigham City poll ]. Il delegates:
Brigham Citv poIi r ~ deiegstes.
'kriEnam City poll q. 10 delegates.
Willard poll T. 3 delegates. Willard
poll .. delegates. Maiad. 9. Three
Mile. 3. Sunset. 10. East Garland. q:
Manila, 3; Elwood. 3. Collinston. 3.
Portage, Z, RawiinS 8. Bear River Z
Fielding. ?, calls Fort. 4. DeweyviIIc.
4. Curlew. 4. Mantua. s. KeIton. l.:
IromontOry. I. Junction. .. Grouse
Creek. 3. Lucin. I. Park valley. q. Ter
race. I. Clear Creek. . Riverside. 4:
Beaver Dam. I.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
Provo Brovities

Provo. sept. 22.-Judge W. IT. Dusen-
berry OF salt Lake was i'm Provo on le-
gal business yesterday.
The funeral services over the remains
or Mrs. +. l. kimball viii DE held to-
morrow friday az / o'clock at the
residence OF r. u. sutton. 2i1 East First
North street
Franklin Spencer. ir.. will ship a car
load OF apples TO the Utah state fair
which opens in October. 90 compete for
the carload prize.
Rev. Herbert < Bigelow OF Rochester
New York, viii lecture I'm the Provo
tabernacle next Wednesday on Capital
and Ia Dor"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
CAR TURNS TURTLE;
four ARE INJURED
Party From American Fork
Meet With Accident on Way
Home From Salt Lake.
Especial 10 The Herald-Repubiican.J

American Fork. Sept 22.-Hsrry Hol-
den. Fred Crome. Agnes Brown and
Florence Erbahr OF this city had a
narrow escape from death last night
while returning from salt Lake by au-
tomobile. The party left here vester-
day afternoon. and were returning
home about - o'clock last night They
had reached point just this side Of
Sandy. when the automobile struck a
rut I'm the ROAD. SlSidded over into a
wash close to the road and turned tur-
tie.
Miss Brown was caught under the
machine and had her foot severely
crushed. one toe being cut off. Mr..
Erhahr received some severe cuts and
bruises. Holden. who was running the
car, was picked up unconscious, but
was revived i'm a few minutes. Crome
escaped unhurt. lie either jumped or
was thrown clear OF the wreck. The
injured people were picked up By an
other car and were brought home. Mr..
Holden went back today for his auto
mobile
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
PREPARE FOR CAMPAIGN
Monroe Republicans Name Delegation
To SaIInn and ReorRnnIze.

'''ENNIII y T n" III ~ - IIUaTI-
Monroe, sept 22.-'rhe Republicans Of
Monroe elected the following delegation
to the county convention at Salina. J.
F. Ma gleby. J. r. Anderson. y. IT.. Mel
sen. J.. W. Jones. A. w. BOhman F.
Erickson. Jacob Maglcby. Constant
Thueson. Thomas Ransom. %. z. Wash
burn. ~. =. LisOnbce. Joseph Jorgen-
son.
The nominee for Justice Of the peace
Tor the precinct IS Joseph Jorgenson:
Tor precinct constable. 4. :. FOrbush
The Republican club OF Monroe was
reorganized as follows: y. n. Nielsen.
chairman. j. r. Anderson. secretary.
Executive committee; I. W. Jones. =
=. Magleby. A. W. Bohman.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
STACK FoR REPRESENTATIVES,.

INUeCIaI 70 Inc fiHTaIu- 10 UUDIICdII.I
Eureka. Sept. 22.-Considerable in
terest is being taken I'm the coming
election. and there are many aspirants
for office. From present indications. 20
is-very likely that James ID. stack for
merly mayor Of Eureka. and a staunch
Republican, will receive the support Of
the Tintic delegates at the county con
ventfon. which is 20 be held in NeDhi
on October 3. for representative.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
SEWER CONVENTION TO
NAME TICKET TODAY
fSpecial 10 me Herald -Republican.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Ephrain Sept. 22-The Republican
county convention Of Sewer county will
meet AZ Sslina tomorrow at II O'Clock
FOR the purpose OF nominating a county
ticket for the next November election
and electing 20 delegates to attend the
state convention.
The apportionment OF delegates 10 the
several precincts are as follows An
ma bella :. Aurora Q. BurrvilIe 1. Cen
tral Il. Elsinore \. Glenwood G. Joseph
T. Monroe L. Redmond .. Eichfieid %.
Saiina 10. Yermillion ?, koosharem ..
Venice >, Cove =.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
DELEGATION NAMED AT
SALEM PRIMARIES
lspeelaI ID Id Herald -RennhlIcanl

ASbftlal 10 me tttfaiu re pupllcan-D
Provo. Sept. 22.-At Republican pri-
mary held in Salem the following dele
gates TO the county convention at
American Fork. September %. were
elected. y. &. Christensen. Peter john
son. Hyrum r. Christensen. Alex Kill
liam. Herman Snow, William Beddoes
and Andrew Peterson. Hyrum +. Chris
Jensen. the present deputy county
clerk announced himself az n candinate
for the office OF county assessor
As delegates to the state convention
At ogden on September %. Charles
Hanks and Gus Carlson we're elected.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
ROAD IS RELEASED
Fact Established That Anna stewart
signed Release AFTER Accident.

Especial 20 The Herald Republican
ogden. Sept. 22-The railroad com
pany having established the fact that
Anna Stewart had signed a paper re-
leasing the company from all RESPONSE
nNify Tor her injuries received I'm the
Nalad motor car wreck Of last Feb
ruary. Judge J. 4. Howell this after
noon directed "a jury ia fh. district
court 60 bring i'm "A verdict in favor Of
the company without leaving their
seats Miss Stewart was suing for
$500 DAMAGES for injuries which she
claimed bad permanently destroyed the
free use n her arms. on the grounds
~ non cause OF action. the jury fol-
lowed the Instructions Of She court
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
CACHE CONVENTION
CALLED OCTOBER 10
Especial 20 The Herald-RepubIicanD

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Logan. Sept. 22.-The call for the
Republican county convention has been
issued by Chairman W. r. THAN. The
date Is set for October 3. at which all
the county Officers will be nominate ed.
including one commissioner for the
four-year term. The state senator and
three representative FOR the Second
representative district will also be
nominated.
The apportionment is made on the
basis Of one delegate for every twenty
votes cast FOR Congressman Joseph
Howell in the election Of 1908. on this
apportionment. the convention will con-
sist OF 100 delegates. as follows.
Apportionment Of Delegates.
Avon. .: Benson. 3: Cache Junction.
I. Charleston. 4. College. .. Cornish. . /;
Cove. .. Greenville. 3. Hyde Park. s.
Hyrum. IS: Lewiston. =. Logan first. : /.
second s. third. .. fourth. s, fifth. e:
sixth. S; seventh. s eighth. 4. ninth. s.
tenth. =: Mcndon, 3 Melville. Noun
tain Home. I. Att. Sterling. !. Newton.
4. Paradise. .. Peters boro. Z. provi-
dence. s. Richmond II: Smithfield. 10:
stephenson. /. Trenton. .. Wellsviile.
u. Wheeler. ..
The primaries viii be held September
% for the selection OF county dele
ga teg-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
HUSBAND MAKES MONEY.
BUT FAILS TO PROVIDE

ogden. sept. 22.-Aithough her hus-
band makes IS day as "a cement con-
tractor. Leano W. Blake has been
forced Co earn her own living as a
ms TO- suit for divorce filed against
Joseph p Blake in the district court
today. They were married al Grand
Junction November q. 1905. and have
no children She wishes her maiden
name of Leano w Kendall. divorce.
and whatever relief the court deems
Just
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
Nor THE kNIGHr ~.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Provo. Sept. 22.-John II. Howard -
Sandy. who says he was hft by an auto
owned and driven by j. VIII knight fra
have confused the number or some
other car with that OF Mr knights. for
neither DE nor his car were I'm salt Lake
at the time.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23

g. Rich H. W. Civilian. : II.
Browne. Dr. William e. Freidav. NJ. I.
Jones. 3. r. Wilson. Thomas r
Browning. A r. Garfield. George ".
Wilson. !. y. McCracken. Alma ID.
Chambers. samuel Browning. Charles
II. Kircher. John IT. Larson. John J.
Barker. Horace r. Peery. Angus r.
Wright Frank e. Moore. David Jen-
son. George A. Dickson. Arthur Kuhn.
Dan Ensign. r. r. Critchlow. 7. L.
Clark. John Pingree, V. n. Watts.
4. X. HollingswOrth.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
WNYFIELD DELEG ALTON.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Ephraim. sept. 22.-The Republicans
Of Mavfieid met last evening and elect
ed the following delegates TO attend tns
county convention. I. &. Larsen. Joseph
Sorenscn. y. J. Christianson and Clyde
Whitiock Joseph Sorcnson was
named as chairman and J. y. Christian
son secretary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23

Spring CITY DELEG ATEs.

Spring City. Sept. 22.--At the Repub-
lican primary at Spring City the follow
ing delegates We're elected 10 attend the
county convention. John =. Justesen,
Judge Jacob johnson. Simon r.. Beck.
Emil Erickson. Arthur Johnson. Chris
Thompson. and James j. Jensen. Al
ternates: W. T. Watson. Hyrum Larsen,
g. NJ. Peterson and T.. -. larsen.
The Spring city delegation viii sup
port Arthur Johnson for county treas
UreT.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
HUVTINC STOLEN HORSES.

'TN0Nt'i To "N ~ az" IT, IT pittaH-l
ogden. sept. accompanied by
Walter Turner. the 1g-ycar-old horse
thief who was arrested az Huntsville.
Tuesday. after a six months unrivaIed
career. Deputy Sheriff Tom Burke
spent yesterday IN salt Lake locating
some OF the horses stolen by the boy.
-Four valuable animals. a double har-
ness and a RIG were recovered. and will
be returned TO their owners en- this
county.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
SOCIALIST CONVENTION cALLEn.
lSnerial ID M Herald- EcnnhlIcanl

INNeClaI 70 INC HeTaIu -IlCUU0IlCan.I
Provo. Sept a2.-rhe Social lists OF
Utah county will hold mass conven-
tion IN this city. Sunday. October >. to
nominate county officers. The conven-
tion win open at II o'clock In the So
cialist hall. No. 555 West Ceuter street.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
INQUIRY BOARD
ABSOLVES ROAD
George WardIaw Responsible
fer PerilOuS Position in Which
He Met Death.
lspecIal io - ernld-Rennbllcanl

Especial 60 The Herald BepublicanO
ogden. Sept. 22-Reports on four
wrecks and accidents on the Southern
Pacific happening within the last two
weeks. were filed with superintendent
T. r. Rowlands by "a board Of inquiry
today. In the case Of the death OF
George Wardlaw. car repairer in the
ogden yards. September IL. the board
eVonerates che railroad company from
aIl blame. finding that Wsrdlaw was
newliEent in taking the pcriiouS posi-
sion which resulted in his being
crushed Co death between the cars.
Train Crew BIsmed.
Iu the case % the wreck OF extra
bound freight 2320 Septeu Der 10.
In the local yards when switch engine
1888 collided head-on with the freight.
the board finds Engineer j. Tonasek OF
the freight train. Fireman Morehart
and Switchman j. r. Mason Of the
switch engine responsible in not main
taintng nor observing proper precau-
tons on the main track.
The accident to extra freight l1J.
near Tacoma September Il. when
string of cars got away and ran down
the grade. narrowly missing a passenger
train climbing the grade. was due says
the board TO the improper handling OF
the air by Engineer !. Cailagan.
No responsibility was placed in con-
neCtiOn with the Two wrecks al Ullin.
both of which were -aused by the
breaking or wheels
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
co UNPLEDGED
ON PROHIBITION
Lehi Delegates to County and
State Conventions Not Bound
by Instructions.
Especial 10 The Herald -Republlcan)

'Sl'tlol 70 ne herald Republican,
Behi. Sept. 22.-At the Lehi Rebub-
ican primary today six delegates to
the state convention. tvventv-eiEht to
the county convention and twenty
members or local executive commit
tee were named. Precinct Chairman :.
W. Ross called the meeting To order
after which W. Karl Hopkins was
elected chairman and William Asher
secretary.
The six delegates elected to the state
convention were Farley Austin. W. n.
hacker' :. D. Goodwin. James %. Card
uer = W. Ross ana W. A. knight. Al
ternales. John Brown. Joseph Holden
and T. J. WadswOrth.
The delegates elected to the county
convention were. James n. Gardner
x !. Howard. Morgan Evans. Charles
g, Friel. G. l. Conner. NJ. W. Ingalls,.
Abe Gudmunsen. Farley Austin. Ed
ward Karen. ~. G.. Hoibrook. r. W.
Brown, W. Karl Hopkins. r. W. Sny-
der. Ruben Davis. =. NJ. Jones. Melvin
Johnson. Mrs. Charles 6. Friel. Mrs.
Abe Gudmunsen. Mrs. NJ A. Taylor.
Mrs. Jane Brown. Mrs Farley Austin.
Mrs. r. NJ. Jones Mrs. r. W. Brown.
Mrs. T. J. Nadsworth. Mrs. :. r Tay-
lor Mrs. ". r. Racker. Mrs. Julia
Brown. Mrs. James n. Gardner. Al
ternates; George Beck. Joel Mears.
Mrs. william Asher. Joseph College.
Mrs. Morgan Evans. W. W. Clark. Mrs.
Asher.
George Beck was nominated as pre-
cinct Justice and Joseph College as
precinct constable.
Quiet on Prohibition.
No mention was made Of the prOhi-
bttion question. and the delegates 20 70
the state and county conventions UNI
pledged. but Il is understood that the
delegates TO the county convention IN
American Fork. September %. viii ask
Tor the nomination or James n. Grad
ner Tor county commissioner for the
fOur-ycar term.
The executive committee elected is
a. Follows. District Edward Bone.
Edward Karen, John r. Winu, Mrs.
r. NJ. Jones. Mrs. Jane Brown. District
Melvin Johnson. George Beck. =. W.
Ross. Mrs. Melvin johnson. Mrs. g.. T..
S0reusOn- District Charles q. Friel.
W. Karl Hopkins. William Crabh. Mrs.
r. W. Brown. Mrs. Julia Brown. Dis
trict f-R. L. Howard. John Roberts.
William Asher Mrs. NJ. a. Taylor. Mrs.
George Webb.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-23

Senator Rudolph Kuchlcr. chair
man. r. r. HulaniskL Thomas
England George 4. Fuller. II. r. Ran
daf. Phil a. Nohn. George j Kelly.
George vs.. McCuue !. l. Reynolds. %.
j. SuUwclL Hcber ScowcrofJ q. J..
Becker. Samuel Thomas. e. =. Potter.
Dr. r. T. Rich. Farley r.. Wright John
H. Browning. Dr. T.. W. Baker. DR. r.
=. Mills. l. IT, Becraft. r. n. Butts.
T. ~ Pauiscu. David a.. Eccies. G.. W.
ward. Dr. George ". Baker. Jed Bal
Ian ync John e. child. Thomas 2.
Farr. John ". Austin. Carl Allison.
Edwin Dix. Joseph %. Wallace. j. -.
Murphy. !. n. DeNine. Charles J.
Humphris. Joseph r. Danna. Chris
Flygare. John T.. Bybee. s. q. Dye.
Nathan j. Harris ID. A. -Smyth. p
Ifcaiy. william Van Allen. William G..
Howell n. q. Woods. !. H. Myers.
Harmon Pcery. ". r.. Mcbride. s. A.
DE Pass. Gordon SNOW. W. NJ Wesley.
Strinrham stevens. W. A. Kelly. Brig
Raiiantync. IT. T.. Griffin. George =.
Browning. John y. SparRo. W. W.
burton. ". ID. Brown. James Pingree.
Alert Scowcroft. Willard ScowCroft.
Joseph Scowcroft. Tom KeoRh. j. y.
Ellis Dr. r. = Joyce Or. J. W. Pid-
cock r. r. O'Connoiiv. q. D. Ras-
rnussen. John Derrig. David Ecclcs. J.
u Browning A. J. Brewer. DR. Ezra
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