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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-09
WENATCHEE MAKES
GOOD
HAS A BALL TEAM NOW-CASH.
MERE HAD A RUN-WENAT-
CHEZ TEN - LEAVENWORTH
HAS SOMETHING COMING.

hTumuolZ, Brown, RuSn, hvle,
Cysewski, Godfrey, Perry, Ross,
Ames and Black, to say nothing OF
Mac Whalen, Wenatchee has one lit
tie ball team now
Not because Cashmere had only a
single run, but because the present
lineup is good enough to go up
against Wilson Creek, Waterville,
Leavenworth or other little towns
Practice will make the boys even
better, but their work of yesterday
was far from bad.
Brown pitched a little wild when
he first took the center of the stage,
but a little work put him into form
and after that he stayed solid with
the grand stand.
Rush did the pitching in the last
half of the game, and showed that
he could be counted on when the
team goes to Leavenworth to take a
holiday and everything else that it
can get.
Ames was good enough to get
homer, and Krumholz did a stunt
that was sensational. While catch
ing in the fourth inning he held the
ball when a Cashmere man on Sec
ond had the nerve to try for third.
Krumholz worked along to the pitch
er's box and from there worried
across to third. watching all the time
to put the ball anywhere it might
have to go. He got his man and the
baseball bug buzzed long and loud.
Kyle worked play that used to
be a favorite of the Reeves boys
back in the time when they were
young. He stole second before the
ball could be thrown. The pitcher
was winding up like a Waterbury
watch and Kyle did his little zone to
two" during the interval.
Cashmere secured a three-bagger
in the eighth. For some reason the
Cashmere fands did not use the big
tin megaphones that they had
brought along.
Other Observations.
Cashmere .....0 0 0 0 Dol O. 1
Wenatchee ....2 0O01O07 10
First-Cashmere Brown to bat.
hit by foul strike, and out.
Wenatchee, Krumholz makes three
base hit, bringing Kyle home.
Second-Cashmere, Paine caught
asleep on second base and out.
Wenatchee, three outs straight.
Cashmere starts to play ball.
Third-Cashmere Dessan forgets
to run on third strike, catcher does
not catch.
Wenatchee, Ross steals first to sec
ond while the pitcher takes nap.
Fourth-Cashmere Mustell caught
by the catcher between second and
third.
enatchee-Hornet asleep on first
base by the old gag ''tag, you're out"
Fifth-Cashmere, three straight
outs.
Wenatchee, Ames the great, makes
home run, safe hit, center field.
Sixth-Cashmere, three outs, no
score.
Wenatchee, Rush takes the pitch
er's box, three outs.
Seventh-Cashmere Frome makes
safe hit bringing Peterson home, first
score.
Wenatchee, three outs.
Eighth-Cashmere three outs.
Wenatchee, Black makes safe hit,
bringing two runs home.
Ninth-Cashmere three straight
outs.
Addenda-Umpire Adams always
makes good.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-09
Leayenworth Wins Both Games.

Leavenworth scored in both games
against Waterville Saturday and San
day. Saturday the score was 13 to
1, and rumor gained credence that
the Watervillans were holding back
for Sunday surprises. On Sunday the
score was to Z in favor of Leaven-
worth.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-09
CITY Has an Extra Horse.

Caught roaming in the corporate
limits of the city last Friday, dark
gray mare, weighing about 500 lbs.
and branded CS on the left flank, be-
sides some other brands, was taken
up by the city pound department.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-09
Catholic Dance.

The young men and young women
of the Catholic church will give
dance at the Commercial club rooms
on May 10. Orchards orchestra
will furnish the music. Shirt waists
will be considered in good form for
masculine attire during the evening.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-09
Capt. Eagan q Homesteader.

Capt. Eagan, formerly of the Sal
walton Army of Wenatchee, is now
holding down a homestead south of
Ephrata. He has secured what he
believes is a fine piece of land and
is improving same.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-09
Monthly Meeting of Club.

The monthly meeting of the Com
mercial club will be held this even
ing.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-09

The ladies of the Christian church
serve the luncheon tomorrow noon
at the Commercial club.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-09
Great Northern Officials Her,

Great Northern Officials Here.
r. S. Bowen, resident engineer at
Spokane, and H. A. Hogeland, chief
engineer at st. Paul, of the Great
Northern railway, are in the city.
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sPELiAs JoSEfh. ... :.
inspectors.
vOGLER. III. r..
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HEUsER. HENRY.
inspectors.
ApAM v.,,r,,..vs "a
SEVENTH DisTRicv. N
Registrars.
LOUIS j..
JACOB NJ,
inspectors.
HUNTER. SCOTT.
ALBERT,
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
JR.. FRANK.
lss Cameron AVE.
1913 Euclid-ave.
inspectors.
WILLIAM.
CHARLES.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DAVIS. JOSEPH w.
2ss Cordonia-st
sS7 Cordonia-st.
SIXTH WARD.
Aldermen.
GEORGE s.
JOHN E. To blvd
Constable.
CUMMINGS. JOHN H.. ,,,,..,
ENDREs. JOHN.
GUEST. ALBERT E..
Estimators.
NEIL.
Nc ELRoY. FRANK.
ia Langiey-ave.
PRuFRocK. cusTAvE "a a, ,,,co,n..vs
PHlsTER. ALBERT ". JR,.
sIDEBoTToM. PETER r..
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
SMITH. JOHN C..
TAYLOR. JAMES A.
inspectors.
BARTON. JOSEPH.
eco Howard-st.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MAHoN, RAYMOND E.,
link. AUGUST H.,
inspectors.
ROWE, HENRY,
3I3 Mchigan-ave.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEAKE. JAMES F..
MILLER, WILLIAM G.:
l75 orchard-st.
inspectors.
GLUNZ, FRED c..
302 Michigan-ave.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GIBSON. CHARLES f..
w. L.,
so Pine-st.
inspectors.
ARCHER, JOHN.
sIGBERT E..
141 Locust-st
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BERRY. WALTER T.; s ,,,o,.
i02 Grand River-ave.
inspectors.
PARRY. HENRY e..
scovEL, FRED j..
s72 Bagg-st.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CHARLES w,
$50 Trumbull-avc.
WATSON. WILLIAM A..
Go Brooklyn-ave.
inspectors.
DUSB1EBER, PETER.
594 Sixth-st.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HENRY,
WILLIAM j..
297 Greenwood ave.
HARVEY, A. w,
ISL Lincoln-avo.
inspectors.
EAJJNrAN PHILIP
72s sixth-st.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ALLEN. JAMES,
312 Kirby-ave. w.
BAKER HOWARD ss ?" warren.ov.. w.
WEIGH. JOHN F..
2s2 Putnam-avc.
Inspectors.
FRENCH. EDWARD T..
97l Brookiyn-ave.
MONROE, JOHN H..
81 Merrick-ave
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WILLIAM j.,
SIS Lincoln-ave.
DARLING, DAVID O..
Inspectors.
BROWN. WILLIAM EDWIN.
CHAMBERS. AUSTIN 6.
MCPHERSON. ANDREW.
1899 Brooklyn-Av
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GRANT. JAMES.
$50 Morrell-st
oUTHwAITE, CHARLES E..
PALLlsTER. FRANK.
MAYOR.
BREITMEYER. PHILIP.
OWENS. PROCTOR X.
so4 y Grand Boulevard.
CITY CLERK.
NICHOLS. CHARLES A.
s5s w. Forest-avs
CITY TREASURER.
KOCH. MAN c..
so4 Jos Campau- ave
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
DEGAW, FRED T..
JONES, SAMUEL L..
iso4 Brush st.
81 Benton st
LEMkIE. FELIX A..
SAC Fifteenth-st
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
ESTIMATES AT LARGE.
ANDRus. FRANK d..
Addison Apts Woodws rd ave
ARMSTRONG. JOSEPH g.
3s7 ". Canfeld-ave
BRENNAN, JOSEPH E,
BOLTON. EDWIN C.,
59l L. Grand Boulevard
ERNST, f.. WILHELM.
20 livingstone st
FREIBE RGER. CHARLES f.
4e2 cadiilsc-ave
GoHR. FRANK e.
CSC I.eland-st.
$50 Gratiot-ave
McGRAw, HOMER,
1909 Cass-ave.
ROBINS. HERMAN c..
20 Erskine-st
ROBINSON. WILLIAM w.
4ss Trumbull-ave.
SMITH. EDWARD H.,
wARDELL EDGAR o..
81 Calvert-ave
FIRST WARD.
Aldermen.
BARNETT. LOUIS. ,short term),
BROWN oroRoiEt2 Z. Mon'caim-ave'
los f Elixabeth--st.
LODGE, JOHN c.,
OWEN. GEORGE So sss w0odward-ave'
TRENDLE, GEORGE w.
SO Brady-st
WOOD. ARTHUR T.,
Madison Apis, Madison and Wilcox.
Constable.
CATION. HENRY.
81 Center-st.
GRIFFIN, JAMES j..
SMITH. oUITMAN A..
so Monroe-ave
TIERNEY. WILLIAM.
81 CoIumbia-st. e.
Estimators.
BACKUS. sTANDIsH.
CARPENTER. JAMES c.,
LAICHINGER, JOHN H..
81 Smith-ave.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DELoIs. LOUIS.
lis Atwater-st
FITZGERALD. MAURICE.
2ss Jefferson ave
LANSING. RICHARD X.
30 Beaubien-st
Inspectors.
ALARIE. HARRY,
MICHAELS, FRANK.
MccAULEY, CHARLES W. A's'
2ss Jefferson ave
So Beaubien-st
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BARCLAY, ROBERT L.,
BRUssER. CHARLES,
inspectors.
DECEMBER, ARTHUR.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BRENNAN. JOSEPH E..
PSI Brush-st
81 T.. Grand River-ave
CATTCN, HENRY.
81 Center-st
DECKER. FRANK T..
a5s RandoIph-st.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
sCHooLER. MAX.
40 winder-st.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GoLDsTEIN. SAMUEL,
KUENzEL. FRANK c., ~
100 Brady-st
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CARPENTER, JAMES c.,
MARI. MAURICE r.,
LATHRoP. JOSEPH.
PEARSON. HARRY j..
400 woodward-ave
inspectors.
BURROWS, RUSSELL.
SERVICE. CLYDE. '''
&C T. Miiwaukee-ave
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
DoYNE. JOHN \.
KENDALL. FRED g.. of'o'i- ave
81 f.. Euclid-ave
inspectors.
BRECHTINC, ApoIpH w,
TIIoRNDELL WILLIAM H.,
1870 r. Bothune-aye.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WARNER, ERNEST r.,
WARRINGTON. FRANK w. 80 N'ns ave
Inspectors.
SMITH, ARTHUR X r..
l25 Enslewood- ave
SECOND WARD.
III
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Aldermen. /
BARR. DAVID l..
CAMPBELL, wrssTER g,
FREY. JOHN O.. '"'s~"-s's
nA,prr. wIl1lAs 4; s.'.a'''n'A-'1
WING, CHARLES T..
Constable. E
BUrTERFIELD. oRIN H..
TEA0AN ROBERT J. '""
OF wabash-avs M
Estlmaters.
DAVIS. FRANK c..
kopPIN. AUGUST r.:
LONG. SAMUEL. v 'sVsn'ssnsh-s'
SMITH. THEODORE Z.
FIRST DISTRICT. M
Registrars. M
BOYER. JOHN. MI
MOSS. LEVI. ""'A''
VALENTINE EUGENE y k.ar,..n,s'..
inspectors. A.
- ia Fifteenth-st. M
III r1Iteenth-St
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CONDOR. AUG.
ROSS. JOHN.
si2 Twentieth-st
inspectors.
FARLEY. WILLIAM.
ann : = - an isS;' Eighteenth-st
ROUSSEAU. AUGUST JYss. por,.r..,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HASCHNA. JOHN.
7sl Mchigan-ave.
$50 seventeenth-st.
Inspectors.
GRIFFITHs. HENRY
MITCHELL. GEORGE.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HESS GEORGE c-s7. E.sA...n.A-..
74s Michigan.ave
inspectors.
JONES. THOMAS a.
REILLY. MICHAEL.
237 Fourteenth-ave.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
IvERs. JOSEPH.
MALLoY. ERNEST W.. "
PETZKE. OTTO.
SO Eighteenth-st
inspectors.
LlLLICE. ANDREW,
LrrzENBERoER. IS OH E aEoRaE.
1873 Humboldt-ave.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BRoSOFSKI. ERNEST.
HARTwIG. FRED.
PAuLsEN. oRAvEFsG EFT s.v.u,..n,n.,,,
inspectors.
B.>RTZ. AUGUST c.,
Gel Fourteenth-ave.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
JONES. ALBERT r.:
RADLoFF. CHARLES
inspectors.
HAGEN. FRED.
s43 sixteenth-st.
SCHULTZ. FRED,
9I2 seventeenth-st
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CHlDsEf' FRANK L. q, s,on,on.ov.
wEsTcoTT. FRANK =. ,,.,.o
inspectors.
HORNsHAw, JAMES
LoudHEED, JAMES va s,.n,on..v.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CLARK, II. D..
SALMON. GERALD w. 0'N
WILDER. W. H..
81 Humboldt ave.
inspectors.
ADAMS. JAMES.
,,,,,,r,,.rv ,o,,N 1929 Fifteenth-st'
HUMPHREY JOHN ESQ Mcoraw-av.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BENNETT, s. b.,
3ss McGraw-avs.
sss Milwaukee-ave. w.
inspectors.
MOVIES. THOMAS.
RIGGS. LYMAN.
eleventh DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HECKER, CHRISTIAN.
116 La Salle-st.
MARTIN, GEORGE,
81 Lamothe-ave.
MERRITT, CLAUD,
Fourteenth-ave.. north OF Boulevard.
eleventh WARD.
Aldermen.
KNAPP. FRED w.
207 Waterloo-st.
THEISEN. JOSEPH L..
442 Sherman-st.
link. HERMAN F.,
723 Erskine-st.
Constable.
PASCHKE, HENRY,
ss3 McDougall-ave.
RICHERT, AUGUST.
44i Sherman-st.
Estimators.
ANKLAM, WILLIAM c.,
527 Jos Campau-ave.
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MOLD. EDWARD A.. AKA r...sor. =,

/'0" ~ s5s Theedore-st.
EIGHTH DISTRICT. ~
Registrars.
BRAND FIRED "ise MI. vernon-ave.
RESsHAw. sEPTIMi,s =, v...,..vs
wooLLEr. GEORGE s ~ o.s,.ps.ay.
inspectors.
FRASER. JOHN j..
LUTz. JACOB r.. =,
NINTH DISTRICT.
~ RegIstrars.
BREITMEYER. JACOB GY .,s.oopava
HARMON. pELos w.
inspectors.
BREIrMEYER. MARTIN. v.
FOURTH WARD.
Aldermen.
ALLAN ALBERT r;ss w. x,rsy.av..
HEATING. MAURICE J.
. : = v ~ ls6 W. Canneid-ave.
Constable.
FOX. DAVID w.
1920 Fourth-ave.
Estlmators.
CLARK. CHARLES l..
l76 W. Highest.
FULLER. STUART 3.
" 200 webb-ave.
1895 Fourth-ave.
81 Prentis-ave.
RICHARDSON. HENRY, -
147 w. Willis-ave.
iA9''' isi w. wiins-ave
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
STAPLETON, WILLIAM j..
inspectors.
CAUGHEY. HENRY A.
DoHERTY. JOHN. 49, -
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
fERtiESON, r., -.
MIrTELBERGER. EDMuND g.
inspectors.
CURD. AMOS.
1853 Bagley-ave.
LEGG, FREDERICK J.,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
ELLIOTT. JOHN j..
as Cherry-st.
sCANToN. HERBERT wELLEs. :.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GIBSON. CHARLES s.
sCOREY, GEORGE w.
inspectors.
GIBSON, CORNWELL b.,
AT Third
KNAPP. ELMER H.. 90 -
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
MARSHALL WILLIAM j.,
MASON. GEORGE w.
4s5 Fourth-ave.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LANGLEY. WILLIAM IL Lio rovr,,avs
McGREGoR. JAMES F,
inspectors.
MAcDUFF. PETER.
$50 Greenwood-ave.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FULLER STUART p p, W. palmer-ave.
MYGArr. WARREN H..
IS Reed-pl.
REID. JOHN w,
Isl Palmer-ave. w.
inspectors.
o ~ - 2ss w. Kirby-ave.
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FRINK, MARTIN s. 49,
245 Milwaukee-ave. W.
SAMUEL.
TENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
JOHN L..
FIFTH WARD.
Aldermen.
WILLIAM
DAVID.
SIG ,Farnsworth-st.
HERMAN.
341 Montcalm-st. F..
Constabies.
EDWARD A..
143 Livingstone-ave.
MoEBs. WILLIAM H.. 90. ,,,,
Estimators.
ALBERT f.
81 Cameron ave.
CRIES. CHARLES NJ,
wrLLiAa \.
PEREIRA. SAMUEL
2ss Gratiot-ave.
WENDT, SIR. EDWARD c..
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
cRoNIN, JOSEPH d.,
HoLTZ. JOHN,
159 Forrest. r.
SAMUEL
21o ChnmpiaIn-s st.
"a Hastings st
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FIFTH DISTRICT
Registrars.
FRANK.
PILARsKI, JOSEPH w.
ssvENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GEORGE O.,
Van RIPPER. HARRY G.. n,..
inspectors.
BRUCE. CHARLES ",
JOHN,
4s7 Milwaukee ave. east.
Ei0HTh WARD.
Aldermen.
JOHN.
HARPTER. JOHN, :.
ROONEY. CHARLES A.,
constables.
NOBLE.
i20 wabash-ave.
Estlmators.
PORTER, BERTRAND r..
23+ L.abrosse-st.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
JOHN.
JOHN c..
inspectors.
GEORGE Pa
$50 Abbott-st.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KRUGER. Jr.. FRED.
RAU. STANLEY.
inspectors.
BULL. WALTER,
so Eieventh-st.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WILSON. JOHN X.
LAMBRECHT. BURkHART w.
$40 Michigan-ave.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
CAMBURN. EDWARD c..
RAND. WILLIS p.
inspectors.
0tIADI I,c
100 Perry-st.
WHITE, THOMAS,
445 Trumbull-ave
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HEINRICH. c. W..
TAYLOR, WALTER j..
IS Ash-st.
inspectors.
MANvILLE. PETER b..
527 Trumbull-ave.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BARBOUR, GEORGE H..
los Magnolia ave
inspectors.
COLE. CHARLES B..
s43 Harrison-a ave
31s Nationai-ave
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Resistrars.
CREE, WALTER j..
504 Alexandrine-ave. west
MUFFAT. LOUIS p,
"a Commonweaith-ave
PARENT. DANIEL B..
inspectors.
BAYNE, WILLIAM NJ.
e7s Calumet ave
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HUSTON, CARL w,
McLARTY. JAMES.
PEcKHAM. GEORGE D..
liza Twelfth st.
REID. DAVID.
inspectors.
CREE, HAROLD j..
WRIGHT. GEORGE s..
s77 Commonwealth-ave
NINTH WARD.
Aldermen.
FORTH. AUGUST f. w.
$50 Chene-st.
JOHNS. JOHN.
Gel Gratiot-ave
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
COCHRAN. LIsGAR A.,
THAYER. WALTER r..
$50 Larned- St
inspectors.
FoRTEIr. ALBERT.
425 Larned-st
HUTCHINs. NJ. PAYsoN.
1872 St Aubin-ave
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
GADD. CHARLES A..
$50 Monroe-ave.
inspectors.
CODDE. EDWARD b..
5ss Monroe -avc.
PERRIEN, DEMOS f..
4s1 champlain-st st.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
KRECKE. FREDERICK.
MUELLER, CHARLES.
276 Sherman st.
SMITH. JACOB.
All clinton st.
inspectors.
HENRIs. EDGAR j..
212 Maple-s st.
MCKNIGHT. GEORGE.
343 Mullctt st
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THE DETRC
Constabies.
WHITNEY GEORGE L.. c
Estlmaters.
ANTHONY. HowARD 3D..
GAMBLER. GEORGE ".
CRAIG. THOMAS O.,
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
AUBRY. FRANK A..
GRAY. EDWARD j.. ,-..,..,
aIINNIs. ROBERT p.
100 First-st.
POTTER. JUDD C..
81 Lafaystts-ave.
inspsetors..
BUTLER. MARTIN =.
CLARK. GEORGE L..
LAruLIp. HENRY o.
lev oifsWoAs-SN'
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
JEROME. EDWIN.
McKENNA. DAN.
RAHALEY. ROBERT NJ.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BURROUGHS. ]. w.
LEAAY. FRANK.
l2s clinord-st.
inspectors.
HETHERINaToN. ROBERT F..
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BEMIs. ARTHUR,
FISHER. FRED E.
inspectors.
COLEMAN. HENRY w.
IA W. Highest.
HERBERT. FRANCIS E.
SECOND WARD.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
LEONARD. HENRY NJ.
ROE, JESSE w.
SAUNDERS. EDWIN F..
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
BAXTER. ALBERT w.
RRIscoE. EDWARD j.,
inspectors.
BRENToN. ARTHUR 8 ".
III w. Aiexandrine-ave.
as w. canneld-ave
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
WEISS. HARRY s.,
81 Merrick-ave.
WEISS. HERMAN.
VAN SICKLE. RAYMOND ="
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FAIRBAIRN. WALTER.
Sc Antoinette-st
HART. WILLIAM.
SO Antoinette-st
NINTH DISTRICT.
Registrars.
RAYMOND. CHARLES =,
spAuLprNG. JOHN c. % f'nsreeaVe'
WALDO. GEORGE H.,
Al seward-ave.
THIRD WARD.
Aldermen.
GUTMAN. WILLIAM.
w. p,
WILLIAM.
III F.. Harper-ave.
Constable.
DeYOI-NG. JOSEPH.
MATTHIAS.
o9s f High st
JAMES NJ. r.
col f. Columbla-st.
Estimators.
EDWARD,
267 Farnsworth- ave.
KREMER. RICHARD r..
1853 Franklin-st.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Registrars.
FORBES, ALEXANDER. SR., >
IsSia FrankiIn-st.
KREMER. WALTER.
inspectors.
BIALK AUGUST.
21e Atwater-st.
ALEXANDER. JR.,
1e3h Franklin-st.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Registrars.
HARRIS. ABRAHAM.
81 Bcacon-st.
HARRIS. NATHAN A,
81 Beacon-st.
inspectors.
BEGINNER. AUGUST.
13e Macomb-st
xnAo~ ~n,r~ ~so-na~~
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Inlary Election Notice
Election to Be Held on Tuesday,
Sept. 9th, 1910.
compiled
.of Pubic Acts Ne"
3 a.
candidates for public eihce
inc
the nominated
number OF the public OF
AL
nrw1se provided"
REPUBLICAN

REPUBLICAN
limited STATES SENATOR.
MALES 4. TOWNSEND. ,u.A,1.,
Illus c. BURROWS. $3.50,
GOVERNOR.
Lansing, Michigan
rAsE s. OSBORN,
sault ste. Marie. Michigan
HOS e. MuSSELMAN,
Grand Rapids Michigan
LlEuTENANT-oovERNoR.
D1EN q. DicKENsoN ,,on,~an
r.oN G. RICE. Charlotte Mi0"'S"
81. Joseph. Michigan.
Musksgon, Michigan,
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
First District.
OWN DENNY, 80 u..
Second District.
1rLIAM ". WEDEMEYS1R.
Ann A.bor. Michigan.
HrNRy c. SMITH. $500,
Sixth District.
A1GUEL W. SMITH,
Seventh District.
rENRy MONOGRAM, ,r.s,no,
IN = Lapecr Michigan.
STATE SENATOR.
I.so~rrfr s~II A T,T.TSS u
1877 JOS Camparave.
SELL. LAWRENCE. -,
Third District.
Ian. FRANCIS b..
ANLEY. JAMES W; c,,, :,
@{F~ IA SO Della ware-ave.
Fourth District.
kxHUT, JOHN ",
22s vinewood ave.
1cxLvER, CHARLES II.
<<le 4OS West Forest-ave.
s49 West Forrest.
oC15ooLEY. THOMAS il. s.
1926 vermont-ave.
Fifth District.
EUcoTT, GEORGE G..
REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE
LEGISLATURE.
First District.
AUETIN. CHARLES W.
EHxExANDER. SIDNEY L..
ASHLEY. NOBLE.
so Prentis-ave.
REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE
LEGISLATURE.
First District.
COOK, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
sol McGraw ave
coPLEY. A. WARD.
COLE, WILLIAM f..
|CURTIss. DARWIN e..
JOHN.
JEiKHoFF. ARTHuR,
43s Beaufait-ave.
QooDsoN, JOHN W.
~. 544 Second-ave.
HEROINE. JAMES D,
10s Washington ave.
LORD. GEORGE.
LEoNARD. oRvIcE r..
1e5 West Kirby-ave
3l2 Randolph-st.
CSC Third-ave
16ALBURG. WILLIAM H.,
455 St. Aubin-ave.
NELSON, LEROY A..
621 MeIdrum-ave.
DOG. ROBERT Y.
|RAscH. FRANK A..
erEvENsoN. JOHN. 80
SAITH. SHELDON o..
- lac West Forrest
..~-e "a west Kirby-ave.
.. sls East Grand blvd
MWOLTER, THEODORE NJ
WILLIS. ROBERT J..
100 wnkins-st.
40 Ferris-ave. Highland Park
BuRNHAM. FRED j..
BLOCK. CHARLES H.. ~" ''O"
- 1874 Orange-st Wyandotfe
WooDRUFF. ARR r..
Ecorse
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
cARLIsLE, GEORGE H.,
HuLBERT. HENRY s..
so webb-ave.
SHERIFF.
\ f3AsToN, GEORGE T..
4 ~ Il. corner Beaubien and Clinton SITS.
COUNTY CLERK.
TARREI.L. THOMAS r..
i2s cadillac-ave
COUNTY TREASURER.
HcELLER, WILLIAM F..
4sl cisrK-aye.
REGISTER OF DEEDS.
eToLL. OTTO.
AL Gratiot-av
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
VAN z1LE. PHILIP r..
1is West Forest-ave.
CIRCUIT COURT COMMITS
sIoNER.
. EVANS. BURDETTE,
May. SAMUEL J., '"oi'-''
xIcoI. HENRY o.. 'o -o'''
fiss woo1ward-avs
CORONER.
DJrEurss. JAMES E.
oKInEs. WILLIAM 3. ''''''
~ x-ar>xo urrssaD-, ID ~ "epe-eNe'
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REPRESENTATIVE IN STATE
LEGISLATURE.
First District.
as Greenwood AVE.
SIDNEY L..
ASHLEY. NOBLE.
|<ANDREsEN. HERBERT A..
so Prentis-ave.
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-10

Ga,ered atthe Post Office at Thibodanr, La
,sc0,aG class matter. .@
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-10

With the first day Of the
last mouth of 1910 behind us,
the voters and those who de-
sire to become stampers Of the
ballot, should pay their poll
taxes before the last day of
the last month of this year.
December the 31st is the limit
allowed by the law for you to
pay your poll tax and he who
is disqualified on January 1st
1911, Will be disqualified for
all the elections to be held in
1912.
Voting is privilege accord
ed every man who is a resi-
dent and who can read and
has three dollars worth |
IF property or who can come
a under the grandfather
cause of tie Constitution.
But in order to exercise this
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-10
What Home Should Be.

Home, home; sweet, sweet home:
Be it ever SO humble, there's no place
like home!'
How sweet the word home
sounds, especially to those
who are away from that dear
place. How many, oh, how
many, think Of home as the
dearest place on earth?~ 4
clarn-which is mother
halloWs us there We may
seek the wide world DER. and
never find one who will be so
near and dear to us as our
own darling mother. Never,
no never, in all the wide
world, can we find one who
will be SO kind, ever faithful
aud loving, Is she who tear
ed us, shared our every Joy
and sorrow, from our in fancy
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-10

election shall be held in thu
State Of Louisiana to elect a
United States senator within
ninety days from date hereof
in accordance with law, and
that the senator elected by
the General Assembly be re-
quested to abide by the re-
suits Of said primary election
and if he does not receive the
Endorsement Of the people at
the polls, he shall resign and
the governor shall at once all
an extraordinary session of
tie General Assembly to rati-
fy said election by electing
the candidate SO by the people.
Be it further
Resolved, That the state
central committee of the va
rious political parties are here
by requested to take the nee
cessary steps to provide for
such election. Be it further
"Resolved, That each candi
late for this Office now before
he General Assembly be re-
luested to express tonight his
Willingness to submit his
claims to said primary cleo
ions and abide the result
hereof"
The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-12-10

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