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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-22
ME RAN AROUND AND BUTTED
Seems TO ne . Jersey Railway superin-
tendent and County Detective Toe.

After two policemen and . crowd had
stood for n while watching the peculiar
movements OF n man who says he 10
Frank Hoffman. superintendent % the
Raritan River Railroad. on the corner of
Fourteenth street and Third avenue last
night he was placed under arrest Before
the policemen could finish arresting him
the man attacked them and for a few
minutes be-ted them.
The policemen scrambled To their feet
and closed with him again. This time
they held him until the patrol wagon
arrived. Al the way 90 the East Twenty
second street station they had hard work
To keep the man in the wagon. A. the
station hou-. he fought some morr.
He explained that he had come 20 the
city to spend the evening ON Broadway
In a hotel on Third avenue near Four
teenth street he bought a drink Three
or four minutes later he was without his
pocket book and the $50 in IL just why
he ran up and down Third avenue humping
into pedestrians and elevated pillars he
could not say
In his pockets were passes made out
to Frank Holman ON the Raritan River
Railroad, Central Railroad Of New Jersey
and the Tuckerton Railroad There were
also cards in his pockets bearing the same
name with the legend County Detective.
MiddleseN County New Jersey
He insisted Il had been his first drink
in sixteen years He gave his age az -
but refused 10 give his address A letter
was found addressed 20 him AT ~ Pater-
son street, New Brinswick. y J. He was
charged with intoNicstion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-22
I4WBS HuE Az OUTING.
They FrOmc at the Country Place Q
Grismer and Greene.

The lambs had an outing yesterday
az Los Dimes the country home Of two
% their number. which IL at Bay Side.
l.. The hosts were Joseph X Grismer
and Clay VI Greene. The affair was called
washing day. but the only doings which
lived up to the name were swimming races,
ia which Frank Daniels. DE Wolf Hopper,
Edmund Breese and Samuel h. Har-
burger participated.
DE Wolf Hopper and Marshall Wilder
race. Wilder slowed down when he was
near the finish and DE Wolf got the prine.
A baseball game between the Giants and
the Cons wound up the athletic sports.
DE Wolf Hopper umpired the game with
the assistance Of Sam Hamburger. The
Giants won. IS to IL
A clambake was held on the shore Of the
bay after the ball game A play entitled
Nearly King Lear had been written for
the occasion. but IL was passed zap az too
elaborate
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conductor came along. poked his dime
in the slot fare collector at him and said
Thank you with a rising infection on
the last syllable. The passenger rubbed
his eyes and looked around. and then
smiled.
-Iiust got back from London yesterday
he confided to a reporter who happened
To be the only other passenger on the
roof, -but this London weather and the
polite conductor made me think l was
still there. When I went through here
ON my way over the copductors simply
poked their machines at you and bawled
Fare IL doesn't really seem like New
York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-22
MOVING TALkS FOR FtRwERs.
Penn-, ., anita Lines Running Two ,nstruc-
ton Trains.

Two farmers instruction trains run
by the Pennsylvania lines will start out
to-day. one In Indiana. the other in Ohio.
Men from the Purdue experiment station
will talk to the Indiana farmers on methods
for improving wheat. This trip ill last
ffteen days. The Ohio tour will take
three days.
since 1907 many special instruction
trains have been operated IL Ohio. In
Maryland and farmers educational steam
boats have been run On the rivers tribu-
tary to the Chesapeake BAY.
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MJDSHIPWaN DIES ar SEA
Richard u. Landy ef the Naval Academy
Victim ~ Perttenitts.

NORFOLK. Aug. u Midshipman
Richard X. Landy died yesterday aboard
the battleship Iowa OF the midshipman
training squadron now returning from ths
European cruise
information al In his death was re-
ceived at the Norfolk Navy Yard to-day
by wireless.
The mdshipman was a victim Of peri
tonitis. He had been IN the naval service
for one year. entering the Naval Academy
from Tennessee.
The training squadron. which In CON-
posed Of the Iowa and the battleships
Massachusetts and Indiana, was tonight
about 100 miles east 81 Cape Henry. II
will enter the Chesapeake early Tomorrow
and will continue ON TO Annapolis without
stopping.
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rtVI WRECKED ar COMFY.
FINe Passengers and the chauffeur spilled
Against q curb.

A taxicab belonging TO the New York
Ta1icab Company had trouble in lie
STEERING gear while returning from Coney
Island at II ~ O'Clock last night and
struck the curb on Ocean Parkway near
Neptune avenue. II overturned. throw
IA x its chauffeur and five passen gers to
tn. street
August Wssterberg. N years old. a
hotel proprietor living az 323 Fourth
avenue. Manhattan. was thrown through
the window and was cut about the face
and head His wife. Kate. and their
seven -year-old son August and John
Brown butcher living at iSi East
Eighty fourth street. and his wife. Frieda.
were the other occupants 10 the machine.
All were more or less bruised and cut
The chauffeur. Edward Brady 81 i3s
West Forty seventh street. also got some
bruises.
All were treated AZ the Coney Island
Hospital and then sent home IN another
faXtgab
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club Dancers From brooklyn Maui Police
man On Row Over women.

EIIZArETH. v. J.. Aug ?I-AS the
result Of a fight between the local police
and members 81 Sc. Anthony's Athletic
Club ~ Brooklyn Patrolman Peter Buckley
IL in the General Hospital with fractured
Jaw. several scalp wounds and other IN
jurie~.
. The fght took place early this morning
in Union Square. ItAlians had just left
n dance at eSru Hall. A quarrel arosa
over eoms women in the party and the
police interferod. Fifteen arrests were
made.
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p. q. n. TUNNEL rRIPS.
special Trains for Invited Guests 20 NE
hun From Aus. no 10 sept. =.

The Pennsylvania Railroad has issued
Invitations for trial trips through its
East River tubes. which begin on August
30. Special carsof steeboonstruction will
compose these trains. They will run
from August % TO September ? Soon
after regular trains will be run through
the tubes 70 connect with the Long Island
Railroad The train crews are now
being drilled for tho regular service.
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overcharge they are condemned and cam
not he used until repaired and tested
again.
Not only are tho meters examined to
discover how much they register for the
mile. hut they are subjected tn a critical
examination to learn how much they
register for waiting tim" and eNtras
Other COURSES have been marked ~ M
BROOKLYN and Ear RoCkaway.
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Tils INSTITUTE or MUSICAL ART or THB
CITY or NEW NORk-frank DanIr0sc :. Dtrsctog.
81 eaialoguo eAaroos - FhA Ave- Hes SeIA
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MAYOR.
BREITMEYER. PHILIP.
OWENS. PROCTOR X.
CITY CLERK.
s5s w. Forest-ave.
CITY TREASURER.
KOCH. MAX c..
354 JOS Campau-ave.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
DEGAw. FRED E..
JONES. SAMUEL E.
1904 Brush-st.
HEMPEL.. PAUL F..
LEMKIE. FELIX A..
54s Fifteenth-st
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
ESTIMATES AT LARGE.
ANDRUs. FRANK d..
Addison Apis, Woodward-ave.
ARMSTRONG. JOSEPH G..
BRENNAN. JOSEPH E..
BOLTON. EDWIN c..
ERNST. F. w "a Z; Grand Boulevard
rn,,nrn,rn =, 90 LiyingstOne--st.
49, cadiliac-ave.
MANNAsAU. JOHN r..
McGRAw. HOMER.
ROBINS, HERMAN c..
ROBINSON. WILLIAM W,
SMITH. EDWARD H.
wARDELL, EDGAR O..
FIRST WARD.
Aldermen.
BARNETT LOUIS, (short term),
BROWN. GEORGE,
LODGE. JOHN c..
OWEN. GEORGE So SIS w00dward-av'-
TRENDLE. GEORGE W..
SO Brady-st
WOOD, ARTHUR f.,
Madison Apis. Madison and Wilcox
Constable.
CATION, HENRY,
GRIFFIN. JAMES J.,
, SMITH, QUITMlaN A.
rIERNEY. WILLIAM
81 Coiumbia-st. z.
EstImstors.
BACKUs. sTANDIsH.
CARPENTER. JAMES c.
LAIcHINGER. JOHN H..
81 smith-ave.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DELoIs. LOUIS.
DeCLERCQ. OMER.
FITZGERALD. MAURICE.
LANSING. RICHARD r.,
rs Beaubien-st.
inspectors.
ALARIE. HARRY,
MIcHAELs. FRANK. 40 A'wa'er-s''
MccAULEY. CHARLES w W. A'"A''
81 Beaubien- st
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BARCLAY. ROBERT L..
BRUssER. CHARLES,
IS Macomb-st.
Inspectors.
DECEMBER. ARTHUR,
IA Champiain-st.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BRENNAN. JOSEPH f..
231 Brush-st
BURNHAAf. RAY L.,
>, 81 +. Grand River-ave.
DECKER. FRANK E..
25s Randolph-st.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sCHooLER. MAX,
40 winder-st.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GoLDsTEIN. SAMUEL.
xr,rNzrr r,,>,v Ill Edmund-pl.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CARPENTER, JAMES c.,
MARI, MAURICE r.,
LATHRoP. JOSEPH.
as Henry-st
! 14o0 Woodward ave
| inspectors.
BURROWS, RUSSELL.
SERVICE. CLYDE.
Sc z. Milwaukee ave
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BoYNE. JOHN A..
KENDALL. FRED J..
inspectors.
BREcHTING. ADoLPH w,
THoRNDELL. WILLIAM r.. 0"n "
100 II. Bethune-ave.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WARNER. ERNEST r.
HARRINGTON. FRANK w, N"s-aVe'
1 lT7S John R.-st.
inspectors.
SMITH, ARTHUR n. +,
| SECOND WARD.
Aldermen.
BURTON CHARLES w,
LOTHIAN FRED w. ~ srainard-'''
l47i woodward-avo.
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NvSssOs
Adm.
BARR. DAVID l..
CAMPBELL. wEBAR a.
FREY. JOHN G.. '"
xAxBEn. WILLIAM svsn''s'ss-'-
WING. CHARLES -
constak
BuTrERFIELD. oRI1E. A n
rExoAN. ROBERT j.. Tv'nu''h"
wsbash-avs.
Estimator
DAVIS. FRANK c..
xoPPrN. AUGUST Es
vo>,c .,, DO ssntssnth-st.
SMITH. THEODORE ,l Ill.,.
FIRST pisrRr
Registrars. !
BOYER. JOHN.
MOSS. LEVI
VALENTINE. nuonNha'.' s''a'A-''-
81 Fousnth- ave.
Inspectors.
JONES. FRED.
,o. - ia hesnth-st
1T lssnth.st
SECOND pIsrRlc
Registrars.
CONDOR. AUG.
poss ,ouN Is lbster-pL
sla Twtieth-st
inspectors.
FARLEY. WILLIAM.
MARKEY. EDWARD y A'
ROUSSEAU. AUGUST IT,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Reslstrars.
HAsCHNA. JOHN.
xIrNr.r WILLIAM 1sl Michia-avs.
sss seventsah-st
inspectors.
oR'FTIrHs' HENE ssss rour...n,.,.
sss sevsntssn.st
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HESS. GEORGE c. u
TAG Miehisatss.
inspectors.
JONES. THOMAS A..
REILLY. MICHAEL. 900 A''n'ssnv"
FIFTH DISTRICT. u
Registrars.
IVERS, JOSEPH.
MALLoY. ERNEST W..
PETzKE. OTTO.
scHrpANsK1. ALBEIT lis Hum''ld'-.'
80 Eishteenth-st
inspectors.
A' AAA" Us Eighteenth St
LITzENBERaER. Join GEORGE. !
l3 Humboldt AVE.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BRosOFsKI. ERNEST
NJ sixtsenth-st
pAULsEN. aRAvERT. ''"'AA'''
inspectors.
BARTz. AUGUST c,.o s
HUNTER. ALExANSIpEE 9
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
JONES. ALBERT e..
RADLoyy. CHARLES Is. AE,h'''n'A-''.
HAGEN. FRED.
s4s ateenth-st.
SCHULTZ FRED. .s, Hu ,o,n,-.v.
TAB5ART. EDWARD:
EIGHTH DIsTRlc.
Registrars.
CHIDsEY. FRANK l..
wEsrcoTr' FRANK FL Fl Hs.on..v.
inspectors
HoRNsHAw. JAMES,
LouGHEED' JAMES "a s,.son..v.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CLARK. H. d.
SALMON. GERALD w. n~0oavs
TAO Miiwau ee-,vs. w.
s7l Hurooht-avs.
inspectors.
ADAMS. JAMES.
HUMPHREY. JOHN. 80.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BENNETT. 8. b.,
sas Mcora- ave
SOS Miiwaukss-sv w.
inspectors.
MOVIES. THOMAS.
is4 wrsford-se
ELEVENTH DlsTHicT.
Registrars.
HECKER, CHRISTIAN,
MARTIN. GEORGE,
MERRITT, CLAUD.
Fourteenth ave, north OF Boulevard.
ELEVENTH WARt
Aldermen.
KNAPP. FRED w. .
THEIsEN. JOSEPH L..
link. HERMAN r.
Constable.
pAscHKn' sR,sss Mcpssal,-.v..
RIcHERr. AUGUST.
<A sirman.st.
Estlmators.
ANhA' ES7 t.. CaS.
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REPUBLICAN
h uNlTEp STATES SENATOR.

UNITED STATES SENATOR.
CHARLES Il. TOWNSEND. ,.s,r
N $50 Jackson. Michigan
& JULIUS c. BURROWS. ,,..,,
GOVERNOR.
IA PATRICK II. KELLEY. ,u.h,Ss,
(. ~, or os.opN LANSING Mi'n'sA"
'NSN . sanit Ste. Marie. Michigan
Grand Rapids. Michigan
LIEuTENANroovERNoR.
n IUREN ID. DICKINSON. ,
y Charlotte. Michigan
NrN = st. Joseph. Michigan
sN ~ 49, Muskegon. Michigan
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
First District
\ EDWIN DENNY.
Second District.
WILLIAM W. wEDEMEYER.
Ann Arbor. Michigan
1850 M Adrian. Michigan
Sixth District.
MANUEL w. SMITH.
Seventh District
HENRY MONOGRAM.
LOUIS c. cRAMToN. ,,
STATE SENATOR.
First District.
O'NEIL. CHARLES p,
~ Jos. campau-ave
- 1'i@is "a " fNr-4>SH W. Greenf,eld
Third District.
X EGAN. FRANCIS B.. :.
\ 1aANLEY. JAMES w.
Z MILLER. GUY A..
Fourth District.
ASHUT. JOHN N.
CULVER, CHARLES II.
\ ~ --~es~ sie West Forrest
& 8CHOOLEY, THOMAS H. s..
- 1925 Vermont-ave
Fifth District.
& GCOrT. GEORGE c..
(. a. ',' 22I5 West Jefferson AVE
REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE
LEGISLATURE.
4. ..., First District.
AUSTIN. CHARLES W..
ALExANDER. SIDNEY l..
4 ASHLEY. NOBLE. o. -'
y '-',.T.7,-- so Prentis-ave
Cook. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
COL McGraw-ave
los Buriingame-ave
Z COLE. WILLIAM f..
+ cUR1Iss. DARWIN e..
cLARKES. JOHN.
So 81 Pennsylvania-ave
4ss Beaufait ave
FLOWERS. CHARLES.
oooDsoN. JOHN W.
X HALL. ADRIAN s.
JEROME. JAMES D.
4 LORD. GEORGE.
Il 2ss Hudson ave
n LEONARD. oRvIcE r.
N 1856 West Kirby ave
MOUNT. ALFRED l..
sl2 Randolph-st
s5s Third-ave
l55 ST. Aubin-ave
MosIER HARRY w.
NELSON. LEROY A..
NELSON. ANTHONY.
1sl Macomb-st
isAscH. FRANK A..
21o East Palmer-ave
MI 40 ss6 Second ave
SMITH. SHELDON o.
y 145 West Forrest
uNsoELp. O. JOSEPH.
woLrER. THEoDoRE N.
WILLIS. ROBERT j.. y
100 wiikins-st
Second District.
~ BROWN, THOMAS H.,
as Ferris-ave.. Highland Park
Third District.
N BuRNHAM. FRED j..
Fourth District.
p BLOCK, CHARLES H..
184 Orange-st, Wyandotte
WOODRUFF. Arr f..
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
CARLISLE. GEokGE H.,
N HUBERT, HENRY s..
SHERIFF.
N CASTOR, GEORGE T..
tt N. II. corner Beaubien and .Clin tom 81 $
kvs COUNTY CLERK.
FARRELL. THOMAS r..
42S cadIllac-av.
COUNTY TREASURER.
' NCELLER. WILLIAM f..
4s1 Clark ave
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
sToLL. OTTO. .,..,.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
VAN zILE. PHILIP T.
N i4s West Forest -av,
CIRCUIT COURT COMMITS
slONER.
EVANS. BURDETTE.
MAJ. SAMUEL IT,
i1ss woodward. av
.s~.v CORONER.
BURGESS. JAMES f..
cRrMEs. WILLIAM s.. 'nO'-"'
rANsINo. RICHARD r.,
norHAcHra JACOB w. W peau0''n-'
County, Surveyor.
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MOLD. EDWARD A..
$50 Theodore-st.
~ EIGHTH DISTRICT.

BRAND. FRED w.
RENsHAw. sErrrhS s y , v''''
wooLLnr. GEORGE p - o.s,.ua..v.
inspectors.
FRASER. JOHN J..
Lurz. JACOB b..
s4s Marston-ct.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars. 1@
BRErrMEyER. JACOB o.,
fi~NMoN' DhLoS iosa oaklsnd-ave.
inspectors.
BREITMEYER. MARTIN.
FOURTH WARD.
Aldermen.
ALLAN ALBERT ISIS W. xirey,ave.
HEATING. MAURICE J..
iso w. Canneid-ave.
Constable.
FOX. DAVID W..
EstImators.
CLARK. CHARLES L..
FULLER. STUART p; =, n,u.vs
zoo webb-ave.
io96 Fourth-ave.
PHrsTER. ALBERT V,
RICHARDSON. HENRY.
lat w. willis-ave.
WI SON CHARLES l..
"iA' ia w. wiliis-avc.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
srAPLEToN. WILLIAM, J.; Mn,
inspectors.
cAUGHEY. HENRY A..
DoHERTY. JOHN.
SECOND DISTRICT.
RegIstrars.
FERGEsoN f..
MrrrELBERaER. EDMUyNp G. &C.,.
inspectors.
|CURD. AMOS.
Lego, FREDERICK J.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ELLIOTT. JOHN J.
GOES. JACOB.
scANroN. HERBERT wELLEs.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GIBSON. CHARLES s..
scoREY. GEORGE w.
inspectors.
GIBSON. CoRNwELL b..
KNAPP. ELMER H..
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MARSHALL, WILLIAM j..
MASON. GEORGE W.,
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LANGLEY. WILLIAM FL:
MceREeoR. JAMES e.
inspectors.
MAcDUFF. PETER,
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FULLER. STUART B.,
MYGArr. WARREN H..
REID, JOHN W..
49," 80 2ss w. Kirby-ave.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FRrNK. MARTIN s.s s. M,,waukee.ave. w.
"i-oi' ~ 1925 webb-ave.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
STEELE. JOHN L.,
FIFTH WARD.
Aldermen.
LEssING. WILLIAM.
ROsENTHAI. DAVID,
sTERNHAGEN. HERMAN.
3i1 Montcalm-st. E.
Constables.
FLEMING, EDWARD A..
143 Livingstone-ave.
MoEBs. WILLIAM H.,
Estimators.
GOODSON. ALBERT f..
CRIES. CHARLES s AZ Montcalm..t E.
McRrNNoN. WILLIAM A.
PEREII,A, SAMUEL
wENpT. SIR. EDWARD G.,
$50 Milwaukee-ave. E..
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CRoNIN. JOSEPH D..
ii2 Rivard:st.
HoLTZ. JOHN.
159 Forrest r.
MERcURIo. SAMUEL ..
o''"0D' IS Hastings-st.
inspectors.
DUBOIS. CHARLES J..
SECOND DISTRICT.
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e2s Rivard-st.
inspectors.
voGLER. II. p.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HEUsER. HENRY.
inspectors.
kIRscHKE. Ap "a M,A,sxa,ar,n...v.. u.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KRoLosKI. LOUIS j.. .
MARSHALL. JACOB NJ.
inspectors.
HUNTER. SCOTT.
wIEcK. ALBERT.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BREITMEYER. JR.. FRANK.
MARVIN. FRED E..
inspectors.
ia w hlNSs WALLAAMs -
SCHULTZ. CHARLES.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DAVIS. JOSEPH W..
HART. ROBERT H..
SIXTH WARD.
Aldermen.
FIELD GEORGE 10, BrooA,yn-avs.
THOMPSON. JOHN t. ,.,.,,..,,v.
Constable.
CUMMINGS. JOHN H..
ENDREs JOHN.
GUEST. ALBERT E..
$50 w. Forrest.
Estlmators.
MACoUEEN. NEIL.
McELRoY. FRANK.
PRuFRocK. ausrAvE A..
PHIsTER. ALBERT y, jR. ,,,,,..v.
''DA'o' - sis Highest. W.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
SMITH. JOHN c..
TAYLOR. JAMES A..
l7s Howard-st
inspectors.
BARTON. JOSEPH,
CRAVEN. ERNEST s..
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MAHON. RAYMOND E..
link. AUGUST H..
inspectors.
ROWE. HENRY.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEAKE. JAMES F..
MILLER, WILLIAM g.,
vOGELAY. HARRY.
inspectors.
3o2 Michigan ave.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GIBSON. CHARLES F..
METcALF. w. L..
inspectors.
ARCHER. JOHN.
40 Trumbull- ave.
LANGroN. sIGBERT E..
141 Locust-st
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BERRY, WALTER r..
ROSS. ALBERT.
400 Grand River-ave.
inspectors.
PARRY. HENRY e..
scovEL. FRED j..
372 Bagg-st.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HAUsHERR. CHARLES W.,
WATSON. WILLIAM NJ.
inspectors.
DUsBIEBER, PETER.
$50 Brooklyn ave.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BRIDGMAN. HENRY.
CHARLTON. WILLIAM j..
HARVEY. A. W..
1s1 Lincoln ave.
inspectors.
FALHMAN, PHILIP.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ALLEN, JAMES.
313 Kirby-ave. w.
BAKER. HOWARD b..
PSI warren-ave. w.
WEIGH. JOHN T..
262 Putnam ave.
inspectors.
FRENCH. EDWARD f.
MONROE, JOHN H..
81 Merrick-ave.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CARLTON. WILLIAM j..
DARLING. DAVID O..
SMITH, CHARLES H..
inspectors.
BROWN. WILLIAM EDWIN.
CHAMBERS. AUSTIN a..
MCPHERSON. ANDREW.
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Registrar.
MUELLER. FRANK.
PlLARskI. JOSEPH w. 'D''
sEvENrh DISTRICT.
Registrars.
COOPER. GEORGE O..
Van RIPPER HARRY q Isl, Ru........
inspectors. AN
BRUCE. CHARLES r.,
MITCHELL. JOHN.
EIGHTH WARD.
Aldermen.
GRINDLEY. JOHN.
HARPER. JOHN.
ROONEY. CHARLES A, ,,...,
constables.
BOsrwICK. NOBLE.
lao wabash-avs.
Estlmators.
PORTER BERTRAND r..
WILSON. ALBERT E..
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FLANNERY. JOHN.
Iso Tweifth-st
inspectors.
DAcEY. GEORGE p.
ssa Abbott-st.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KRUGER, Jr, FRED.
RAU. STANLEY.
inspectors.
BULL. WALTER.
HERsrEIN. SOL.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WILSON. JOHN K.
lls High-st. west.
inspectors.
LAMBRECHr. BURKHART w.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CAMBURN. EDWARD G,
RAND. WILLIS p.
inspectors.
BROWN. CHARLES F.
WHITE. THOMAS.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HEINRICH. C. W..
TAYLOR, WALTER J..
inspectors.
MANvILLE, PETER B..
6a7 Trumbull-ave.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BARBOUR. GEORGE H.
MoUAr. GEORGE.
inspectors.
COLE. CHARLES B..
s43 Harrison AVE.
SO National-ave.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
RssIstrars.
CREE. WALTER j.,
- SO! Aiexandrine-ave. west.
"a Commonwealth-av ave.
PARENT. DANIEL B..
81 Avery-ave.
inspectors.
BAYNE. WILLIAM NJ,
MASON. CLARENCE J..
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HUSTON. CARL W..
McLARTY. JAMES.
PEcKHAM. GEORGE D..
REID. DAVID.
inspectors.
CREE. HAROLD y. x,r,v.v w...
WRIGHT. GEORGE s..
NINTH WARD.
Aldermen.
FORTH, AUGUST F. W..
JOHNS. JOHN.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
COCHRAN. LISGAR A..
THAYER. WALTER H,
inspectors.
FORTEIR, ALBERT.
HuTcHrNs. M. PAYsoN.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GADD CHARLES A..
inspectors.
CODDE. EDWARD b.
PERRrEN. DENNIS E.. -
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KREcKE, FREDERICK,
sls MulIstt-st.
MUELLER, CHARLES.
27s shsrman-st.
SMITH. JACOB.
inspectors.
HENRIs, EDGAR J..
MCKNIGHT. GEORGE.
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constablss.
WHITNEY. GEORGE L.. c.,..
EstImators.
ANTHONY. HOWARD h.,
GAMBLER. GEORGE w..
CRAIG. THOMAS O. ~
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
AUBRy. FRANK A.
GRAY. EDWARD J.. ..
MINNIs. ROBERT p, -.
POTTER. JUDD c..
Inspectors.
BUTLER. MARTIN s.
CLARK. GEORGE L..
LATULIP. HENRY o.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
JEROME EDWIN, 100 wa.h,ns,on.av..
McKENNA. DAN.
RAHALEY. ROBERT NJ.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BURROUGHS. ]. W..
81 w. Highest.
LEMAY. FRANK.
WISER. BERT.
inspectors.
HErHERINoroN. ROBERT E.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BEMrs. ARTHUR.
FISHER. FRED f..
inspectors.
COLEMAN. HENRY w,
HERBERT. FRANCIS E.. En- w. h'sn'
ss7 Cass-ave.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEONARD. HENRY NJ.
ROE, JESSE W..
SAUNDERS. EDWIN F..
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BAXTER. ALBERT W..
124 W. Canneid-ave.
BRIsCoE. EDWARD +.
inspectors.
BRENToN. ARTHUR s; v.
i5w. canneld-ave.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WEISS. HARRY g..
WEISS. HERMAN.
VAN SICKLE. RAYMOND ."
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FAIRBAIRN. WALTER.
HART. WILLIAM.
SO Antoinette-st.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
RAYMOND, CHARLES l.,
sPAULDINo. JOHN G,
WALDO. GEORGE H..
THIRD WARD.
Aldermen.
GUTMAN. WILLIAM.
KINGSLEY. w. p.
KoENIG. WILLIAM.
1T Z. Harper-ave.
Constable.
DeYoUNG. JOSEPH.
DoETscH, MATTHIAS.
: : 2oi r. coiumbia-st
Estimators.
BARNETT. EDWARD;
KREMER. RICHARD r.,
i53 Franklin-st.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FORBES. ALEXANDER. SIR,
1884 Franklin-st.
1873 Franklin-st.
inspectors.
BIALK AUGUST.
219 Atwater-st.
FORBES. ALEXANDER. JR..
1914 Franklin-st.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HARRIS. ABRAHAM.
81 Beacon-st.
HARRIS. NATHAN A..
81 Beacon-st.
inspectors.
BEGINNER. AUGUST,
1ss Macomb-st.
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Election to Be Held on Tuesday,
Sept. 9th, 1910.

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Election ACT ruohe ACTS 1--WE
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The Dickinson press., 1910-01-15
DAGLUM ITEMS.

j. J. STRAIN is the new Lutheran
minister here.
John Eide returned to Mandan after
spending the holidays at his home.
Miss Lena Peterson of Dickinson is
visiting her brother here now.
Jack Stellinewarf is hauling barley
to South Heart.
Geo. Herald is digging a we'll on his
claim.
John and Lass Arne made a trip to
Dickinson recently.
John Nadvornick and Andrew Fisher
are enjoying the sound of their new
graphaphones.
On account of snow the mail carrier
has much difficulty in getting over the
road from Shcllsmade via Daglum to
South Heart.
Frank Kruger will be unable to take
his planned trip to Wisconsin, on &C.
count of his large amount of grain
hauling.
Shelby Ward and Sarah Hanson.
teachers in schools No. / and No. 4,
got up a fine program by the children
in both schools. The choir helped out
on several songs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. j. Eide gave a New
Years party 10 some of their friends.
Those present were Hans Halvor, Ole
Peterson. Frank Kruefer. John Arne
and wife. Carl Holm, Mrs. Daglum. Sina
Peterson, Nh. and Mrs. Robert Holms,
Ben Bekke, Hans Natvett and MIR. and
Mrs. Ole Burick.
The Dickinson press., 1910-01-15
LEH!GH ITEMS

i'm Brady is having a bobsled
made.
Clarence Russell is hauling coal from
the Riley mine.
The school directors held their meet
ing Tuesday at the Lehiah school.
The Lehigh school wa closed last
week on account of the illness of the
pupils.
Miss Fay Fisher, on account of ill
health resigned her position as teacher
in school No. 2. and the vacancy will
be filled BY Miss Bertha Cook.
Joe Reilly of Paso, Clifornia. a
former resident of Lehigh and Dickin-
son, wishes to be remembered to his
friends in Stark county. He was we'll
known by the old time settlers. In 1898
he enlisted with Co. X and was promoted
to corporal, a short time aftedr return
ing home he went to work as brakeman
on the Missouri division, afterwards
transferred to the Pasco division, where
he was promoted to to conductor. He
resigned his position in Spokane and is
now conductor on the Southern Pacific,
running between Frisno and Bakerield.