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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
BOYS WAISTS

Boys percsie, chamhray, alna-
ham and madras waists IN
fancy stripes and plain c0lora.
During this hour. o.
Second. Floor.
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HUCK TOWELS

Good quality Of buck towels,
1926 inches. hemmed ends with
pretty borders. Regularly sold
at loo each. During r
this hour, each. ...........O &C
Six to a customer.
Third Floor.
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WASHBOARDs

SOC glass, brass or. enameled
washboards. During o.
this hour. each ........OfC
Basement. t-N
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-03
MEMS NIGHT GOWNS

Mems heavy outing flannel
night shirts, cut full and wide
with high collar. Dur. 40
ing this hour, each. .....40C
Basement.
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YELLING

About 700 mill ends Of yelling
IL yard length, all kinds and
colors are included. Wells that
sell in the regular way up to
soc a yard. During n
this hour, a piece. ..........0 &C
Main Floor.
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WOMEN'S WRAPPERS

A large selection Of fleece and
percale wrappers in assorted
dark patterns. Plenty of polka
dots are included. Regularly
sold at $l.25 each. Dur En-
ing this hour. each. -. OOC
Second Floor.
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SILK HAIR NETS

Invisible silk hair nets, extra
large. In all shades to exactly
match your hair. Regularly
sold at 10c. During this A.
hour. each .................fC
Third Floor.
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WOMEN'S NIGHT
GOWNS

Women's flanneiette night
gowns, In pink and blue stripes.
cut full and wide. Regularly
sold at soc. During On
this hour. each. OOC
Second Floor.
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MEMS HALF HOSE
Mems fancy cashmerette half
hose. in plain and fancy greys;
reinforced heels and toes. n.
During this hour. pair. &c
Basement.
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MEMS WORK SHIRTS

These shirts are exceptionally
well made, in striped. checked
patterns in galatea, duck, per-
Gales and Bingham. in all sizes.
During this hour, 90
each .............ss.. OO~
Basement.
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VAL LACE

"A BOUT 10000 yards Of dainty
"A Plat VAL. laces in widths
up to 4 inches wide. A splendid
assortment OF patterns, particu-
larly adapted to Christmas fancy
work. Regularly sold at up to
15c a yard. During this o.
hour. a yard .............-Z &c
Main Floor.
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REMNANTS
PILLOW RUFFLES

A large assortment Of hand
some 4-yard trimmed pillow ruff
fles. In Persian. Persian borders.
silk stripes. drawn and en-
broidered designs: made with
draw strings In all colors. Dur
in this hour. 30
each .............s ss.. ZOC
Third Floor.
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SILK

BOUT 1000 mill sample snds
- Of silk-msssaline, taf1o-
tas, fancy silks, satin. and III
fact everything that Ii made IN
the silk line. These SuGgoatl
ties and Christmas fancy w0rk.
n. 4 and yard pieces. 4 ~
During this hour. piece. !. j &C
Third Floor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

bench. He has the support Of all
Elect william b. Dover Judge Of
the Superior Court. He will prove An
honest. painstaking and fearless Judge.
Charles 9. Cutting has faithfully
served the people Of Cook County %
Probate Judge and bis reelection 10
conceded on all sides.
Popular County Clerk Joseph =.
Haas will win In . canter for re.slec.
tion.
John n. Caverly win receive q
record breaking vote for Municipal
Judge. He u dsssrvsdly popular with
Edward J. Brundage 10 q sure win.
ner for Superior court Judge. He viii
not only receive the solid Republican
vote, but Thousands. Of Democratic
votes % we'll.
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Frank A. Vogler can be depended
upon to make one Of the best Sheri6s
Cook county has ever had.
~
George X. Schmidt has served the
people we'll - . member Of the Coun.
ty Board and 10 entitled to Q re.elec.
ton.
~
John M. O'Connor IL making q
splendid campaign for State Senator
on the Democratic ticket In the TWEEN.
ty.ninth District. and he deserves to
win.
~6A
Albert G. Clark will be reelected to
the State Senate In the Thirteenth
District. a. he deserves to be. He 10
one Of To best men In the State Sen.
ate.
~6A
Thomas Taylor. Jr.. 10 q winner for
Superior Court Judge. His good rec.
ord a. q lawyer and Master In Chan.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

w. r. Ramsey.
8. Dablestein.
George r. English.
d. j. McElherne.
O'Shaughnessy & O'Shaughnessy.
The signers are all members Of the
Chicago Bar Association.
Edward Osgood Brown will be elect.
ed to All the vacancy on the Circuit
Court bench by . record.breakln plu.
rality. Everybody 10 with him.
~
Peter Bartsen will make . splen.
did President Of the County Board.
He 10 fitted in every way for the once.
Richard q. Burke 10 the right man
to place on the Superior Court bench.
Vote for John q. Owens for county
Judge.
>4A
Judge Frank Grove has made a
good record on the Municipal bench.
~6A
Judge Mckenzie Cleland has shown
himself to be q friend Of the poor and
down trodden in the Municipal Court.
~1
Charles A. Mcdonald viii make an
an honest and upright Judge Of the
Superior Court.
Albert G. Clark will win IN q walk
In his campaign for reelection to the
state senate In the thirteenth district.
His honest and able record has won
for him the support Of oil classes.
served the peoples best interests In
every position he has held and his
election as Judge Of the Superior
Court would prove no exception.
~
Harry p. Dolan, Democratic can.
didate for Municipal Judge, was
born in Boston, Mass, May 10.
1875, and came to Chicago with
his parents In 1880. Mr.. Dolan
received his entire education in
this city, being graduate Of the Chi.
cago Public and High Schools. He re.
ceived the degree Of LIB. from
Lake Forest University in 1904, gradu.
ating 10 President Of his class, and
was admitted to the Bar In 1904.
Prior to taking up his legal studies,
Mr.. Dolan was with the Chicago. NIL.
waukee and st. Paul Railroad. and
from 1899 to 1901, served SUCCESSFULLY
10 shop clerk. locomotive fireman and
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

round house foreman. He resigned to
take position 40 instructor Of air
brakes and locomotive machinery with
the Railway Department Of the Inter.
national Correspondence School. He
resigned his connection with the latter
institution In 1903. Upon completion
Of his law course. Mr.. Dolan formed
q connection with the well known le.
gal firm Of Wicket, Meier & Booth,
with whom he remained until 1905.
when he entered private practice and
established ofices In the First Ma.
tional Bank Building, where he has
been located for the past Ave years.
Mr.. D0lan served as Assistant cor.
poration counsel under Jas. Hamilton
Lewis. He will make . splendid
municipal Judge.
william q. Dever's honest and fear.
less record In the city council cot.
pied with his well known ability 10
lawyer entities him to the vote OF
every good citizen for Judge Of tho
Superior Court.
~60
Thomas @. Clark is q winner for
Judge Of the Superior Court.
~6A
Edward ]. Brundage has always
served the people well In every ONCE
he has held and his election to the
Superior Court bench will be no OK.
cepti0n to the rule.
~6A
George X. Schmidt has made q
good record during his first term as
County Commissioner and will make
equally as good q record during bis
second.
~6
John r. Caverly has made one Of
tho best city attorneys Chicago has
ever had and he deserves the votes 0i
all good citizens for Municipal Judge,
~4
All good citizens should unite on
the candidacy Of Thomas G. Clark fol-
Superior Court Judge. Mr.. Clark has
q long and honorable record to hii
credit 40 . lawyer and he will prove
one Of the best men ever placed or
the bench.
~
Thomas Taylor. Jr.. 10 q winner fol
the vacancy on the Superior Court
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

Gerry has grained for him widespread
popularity and his vote on Nov. . viii
be q big one.
All indications point TO the re-elec-
ton Of Oscar Hsbel % County Asses.
sor BY . big plurality. He has made
. good record and the people know Il.
Edward Osgood Brown Win b
elected Circuit Court Judge b. Q mag.
nincsnt plurality. Everybody . With
him.
John o. Hruby. Jr.. 10 sntile1 - .
reelection to the Legislature IN ~
fifteenth District. He 10 . good pub.
lie onicial.
County Clerk Joseph r. Haas has
proven himself to bs an honest hard.
working and able public oflcial, ana
he 10 deserving Of . re-slsetion.
Charles A. Mcdonald will b olocted
Judge Of the Superior Court b.
big plurality.
~0A
Joseph G. Blaha 10 the right man 70
elect to the Legislature In the Nine
teenth district.
~9A
Charles 8. Cutting will bs reelected
Judge Of the Probate Court By . big
plurality. He will receive the solid
Republican vote along with thousands
Of Democratic votes. His honest
clean and able record 10 well known
TO the people all over the county.
Richard q. Burke deserves your
vote for Superior Court Judge.
Edward Osgood Brown made one
Of the best judges ever on the Circuit
Court bench and his election again
to that court next November viii bs
. worthy one. 49,.
~6
O'Connell will make Q good County
Treasurer. ,.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

Following 10 the straight Republican
ticket:
Sheriff, Frank A. Vogler.
County Treasurer. Thomas ]. Healy
County Clerk. Joseph r. Haas.
Clerk Criminal Court. John Kjsi
lander.
Clerk Probate Couit. Guy Guernsey
Superintendent Of Schools. A. o,
Coddington.
County Judge. Lewis Rinaker.
Probate Judge. Charles 8. Cutting.
Board Of Assessors. Oscar Hebel.
Board Of Review, r. d. Meacham.
President County Board. William
Busse.
County Commissioners Frank g.
Leland. Joseph NJ. Dennis. w. ID. Col
burn. L. H. Mack. August Draegsr.
A. q. Lanio. George X. Schmidt, Carl
r. Chindblom, Joseph g. Elias, Oscar
r. Helstrom.
President Sanitary District, Robsr,
r. Mccormick.
Sanitary Trustees: r. R. Mccormick.
H. r. Eidmann. William H. Baker.
Superior Court Judges: Albert O.
Barnes. Edward J. Brundage. Axsl
Chytraus. George A. Dupuy. Henry
v. Freeman. Jesse Holdom.
Superior Court Judge ito all vacan,
Cyl, Thomas Taylor Jr.
Judges Municipal Court: John @.
scovel. John H. Hume. M. Brugge
meyer. Stephen A. Foster. Mckenzie
Cieland. Michael +. Girten, John W.
Honston, John r. Newcomer. Frank
Grove.
Vote for Lawrence ]. Coffey for
County Commissioner.
\teA
Vote for Joseph F. Haas for County
Clerk.
Vote for Joseph ]. Elias for County
Commissioner.
~
Vote for George X. Schmidt for
County Commissioner.
L.t5 ~
Vote for Peter Bartzen for County
Commissioner and also for President
OF the County Board.
Edward j. Brundage is entitled to
the vote Of every good citizen for Su-
perior Court Judge. Mr.. Brundage Is
man who can always be depended
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

ey from the public treasury that IRE.
men and policemen and other public
servants will have q hard time hold.
ing their salaries at the present ng.
ure.
~
Vote for John R. Caverly for Munic.
ipal Judge.
Vote for Harry p. Dolan for Munic.
ipal Judge.
Vote for James c. Martin for Munic.
ipal Judge.
~
Vote for Jacob H. Hopkins for Mu.
nicipal Judge.
Vote for Frank Grove for Munici.
pal Judge.
Vote for Charles "a. williams for
Municipal Judge.
Vote for Mckenzie Clslaud for Mu.
nicipal Judge.
Vote for Thomas r. scuily for Mu.
nicipal Judge.
~
Vote for vogler.
Vote for Thomas J. Webb for mem.
Der OF the Board Of Review.
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Following 10 the straight Democratic
ticket:
Sheriff. Michael thinner.
County Treasurer. william l.
O'Connell.
County Clerk. r. M. sweitser.
County Judge, John u. Owens.
President County Board. Peter
Bartzen.
County Commissioners: Peter Bart
zen. L. J. Coffey, DR.. Geo. Sultan
Joseph Fitzgerald. Frank Ragan. Stan
ley J. Kuhewski. Charles 0lennon
Joseph Mandl. d. J. Harris. BARLEY
Burg.
Member Board Of Review. Thoma,
J. Webb.
Member Board Of Assessors. Franz
W. Koraleslei.
Clerk Probate Court. John A. Ger
venka.
Clerk Criminal Court. r. J. Walsh.
President Sanitary Board. Thomas
A. Smyth.
Trustees Sanitary Board: Thomas A
smyth. Thomas L. Sullivan. Edwart
Kane.
Judge Circuit Court. Edward o
Brown.
Judges Superior Court: William q
Dever. Thomas G. Clark. Charles A
Mcdonald. Martin M. Gridley. Richart
g. Burke. VIM. r. Cooper.
Judge Superior Court Ito iill vacan
Cyl. Joseph II. Fitch.
Judge Probate Court, Ode L. Rankin
Judges Municipal Court: John r
Caverly. Thomas r. scully. Charles A
Williams. Harry p. Dolan. JOSEPH
SABBATH. Jacob H. Hopkins. w. W
Witty. J. J. Rooney. James G. Martin
Vote for william L. O'Connell TO,
County Treasurer.
eve, the undersigned members O
the Chicago bar, desire to express ou
Endorsement Of the candidacy OF Hon
John r. Owens for the position O
Judge Of the County court Of Cool
county.
"As a lawyer and a public officia
he has developed ability of a high OF
der. Industry and integrity, couple'
with quick and comprehensive
grasp Of affairs, have marked his Off
cial and private professional career
These qualities. together with tn
possession OF trained mind, broad
ened by his many years. experienc
| In the positions of assistant prosecut
ing attorney. city attorney and mas
ter in chanecry OF the Circuit court G
Cook county. have demonstrated hi
entire fitness for the important ofiic
OF Judge of the County court an
stamp him as one peculiarly qualihe'
to fill the position.
rs. 8. Gregory, Harry Rubens. Rui
sell Whitman, Colin c. M. Fyht
James Hamilton Lewis, william {
Niblack, Edward F. Dunno. Franci
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05
Ipon to faithfully serve oil the peo.

upon to faithfully serve all the peo-
pie.
~
Oscar Hebel has made . good. hon.
est record % County Assessor, and
his reelection 10 recommended 70 the
taxpayers Of Cook County.
Lawyers Of all political creeds have
sent out strong indorsement OF
Thomas r. scully, Democratic caudi.
date for the Municipal bench. In an
open letter ssventy.eight Of the legal
fraternity have the following to say:
Thomas r. scully 10 . person
worthy Of every confidence and OF
support In his candidacy for associate
Judge Of the Municipal Court. Mr..
Scully, for . number Of years. has
taken an active part In public affairs
In our city and has always displayed
In his conduct, efficiency and integrity
Of the highest order. and he will bring
to our Municipal bench q thorough
knowledge Of the law and the clear
headedness and tenderness Of heart
that IL 80 greatly needed by the occu.
pants OF that position.
John Barton Payne.
James Hamilton Lewis.
William H. Barnum.
A. 8. Trude.
John p. McGoorty.
James Maher.
Joseph B. David.
Hiram T. Gilbert.
D. J. Mcmahon.
Joseph w. Errant.
@. w. Kretzinger.
Edward 8. Cummings.
Miles J. Devine.
Colin Fyife.
Daniel Byrnes.
Theo. G. Mayer.
Charles Werno.
Gustavas Tatge.
Leon Hornstein.
James A. Russell.
Jacob Kaplan.
Edward F. Dunno.
Simeon Strauss.
Thomas M. Hoyne.
Nicholas r. Finn.
william q. Dever.
w. d. Munhail.
A. 8. Malato.
Wells M. Cook.
Jacob J. Kerry.
James T. Brady.
Daniel L. Cruice.
c. J. Trainor.
Jacob Diamond.
w. T. Underwood.
Chas. H. Soelke.
. John Stelk.
Francis X. Rusch.
Quinn O'Brien.
Thomas H. Mercer.
John Courtney.
Philip r. Frazier. ,..,,
Frank r. Cain.
Clarence c. Mercer.
H. j. Toner.
John w. Beckwith.
William H. Arthur.
Ell b. Goldstein.
John Rodgers.
John Prystalcki.
James p. Ward.
A. d. Weiner.
George A. Trude.
William F. Cooper.
j. H. Sturgeon.
C. c. Noble.
John o. Wagner.
Richard ]. Gavin.
William J. Stapleton.
Joseph A. ODonnell.
c. ]. Warning.
James p. Devine.
Nathan d. Kaplan.
Edward @. Woods.
Edmund w. Froeklick.
J. l.. McInerny.
Richard ]. Finn.
F. w. Bigelow.
d. d. Kagy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

The record OF Edward J. Brun'
dage:
1869 Born at Campbell. New York.
1884 Moved to Chicago. where he
has ever since resided.
1892 Admitted to the Illinois bar.
1893 Graduated from Chicago Col
lege OF Law and entered the
practice OF law.
1898 Member of House OF Repre-
sentatiyes in Illinois Legis'
lature.
1901 Vice-President from Illinois and
member Of Board OF Commits
sIoners to Pan.American Ex.
position.
1902 Elected to second term In Leg.
lslature.
1904 Elected President OF County
Board.
1906 Reelected President OF County
Board.
1907 Appointed Corporation Counsel,
1910 Nominated by Republican party
for Judge OF the Superior
Court.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

Miller, George q. Dawson. william A.
Boyle. Philip Stein, Maclay Hoyne,
John 8. Hummer. william H. Arthur,
John Barton Payne. Roswell b. Ma
son. 0ustavus J. Tatge. Edward o..
good Brown, Francis W. Walker, Lyn.
don Evans. James w. eheean, Rich.
ard w. Clifford. Jesse B. Barton. HI.
ram T. Gilbert. Donald L. Morrill,.
Simeon Straus. George Mills Rogers,
Richard M. Folsom. John r. Ouil.
liams. Frank J. Johnston. Francis g..
Wilson. Louis Bastrup, John D. Black.
Edgar b. Tolman. John b. Dandridge.
Morits Rosenthal. william Dillon,
Burton Hanson, John w. Burdette.
Timothy schoneld. Miles J. Devins.
George A. Trude. d. q. Purkhiser,
Clarence 8. Darrow. win b. MoalI.
william Rothmann, Lea d. Matthias.
Charles 8. Thornton. Schuyler r.
Linn. A. 8. Trude. william 8. John.
ston. Robert Redheld. Leon Horn.
stein. John p. Mc0oorty. Ross G. Hall.
John II. Bailey, John F. 0eeting, vii.
liam n. Sexton. Myer 8. Enrich.
Thomas J. Sutherland, J. Francis
Dammann, Ira e. straus, John F.
Clare. william Ritchie. r. A. Burton.
Alexander 8. Bradley. John c. Rich.
berg. John Il. Kehoe, A. A. Goodrich.
Clarence Goodwin. NJ. H. Guerin, John
Brown. George German. Thomas b.
Lantry. Henry NJ. Ashton. John J. Co
burn. A. J. Burgmeyer. Francis Hoff.
man, Nicholas Finn, Roy d. Keehn.
Barnard J. Banner. w. d. Munhall.
Samuel ]. Lumbard, Jesse Wilcox. Le.
roy Hackett.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

this work and the results obtained
have received general public approval.
His experience as q legislator, ad.
ministrative ofiicer and lawyer, have
eminently qualified him for the posi-.
tion Of Judge Of the Superior Court"
Nathaniel Sears. Josiah Crafty.
Clarence Darrow. Frank J. Loesch.
Frank L. Shepard. Edgar A. Bancroft,
Maclay Hoyne. Julius Goldzier, Almon
w. Bulkley. John c. King. Francis w.
Walker, James c. McShane, Frank
Hamlin. George T. Buckingham, Jacob
Newman.
II have watched with interest, and
am glad to endorse - Of high char.
acter. the administration and work Of
Mr. Brundass - Corporation Coun.
sel."-John 8. Miller.
IT gives me pleasure to be able to
say that Mr.. Brundage has conducted
the legal business Of the city with
distinguished ability" Francis
Adams.
"Mr. Brundase has shown decided
ability and unswerving loyalty to the
interests Of the people while he has
occupied the very exacting and 70.
sponsible position Of Corporation
Counsel."-O. H. Horton.
IN his administration Of the once
Of Corporation Counsel, I am pleased
to say that I believe Mr.. Brundase
has performed his duties ably and
honestly."-Adolph Kraus.
II wish to express my hearty en-.
dorsement Of Mr.. Brundage a. . can.
didate for Superior Court Judge at
the coming election. He has proved
himself to be thoroughly capable
and efficient lawyer, and his admins.
tration OF the ONCE Of Corporation
Counsel. during more than three
years, has been highly creditable. ]
believe that his election will place an
able and impartial Judge upon the
bench."-Wm. G. Beale.
Edward ]. Brundage has performed
the duties OF the office OF Corpora.
tion Counsel with the utmost efiici'
ency."-George M. Haynes.
"Since the incumbency by Mr.. Ed
ward J. Brundage, Of the ONCE Of
Corporation Counsel, Y have frequently
had occasion to come In professional
contact with him, and have had oc'
casion to observe how he conducted
that important ONCE. In my judg'
ment, he has discharged the duties
OF his office In manner highly cred
table to himself and with superior
efiiciency."-Harry Rubens.
II have had many important mat
ters which have brought me In close
touch with the Corporation Counsels
ONCE during the incumbency Of Ed
ward J. Brundage. His administration
OF that ofilce affords abundant proof
Of his efficiency. ability. integrity and
high professional standing."-Edgar
b. Tolman.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

Remember next Tuesday Is ELECTION
day.
Firemen and policemen will never
have their pay raised II the proposed
forest preserve" steal, on the pttle
ballot goes through. The land
sharks who are pushing this bare
faced scheme will draw so much mon
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05
THE cHlcAoo EAoLE.
Twelve STRONG DEN0CRA rs Talked Of FOR MAYOR

HummeL Hamilton nwich ~adE
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

Edward Osgood Brown made one
Of the best judges ever on the Circuit
Court bench and his election again
to that court next November viii b
. worthy one. Ja.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1910-11-05

O'Connell will make good COUNTY
Treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-29
MICAGLI0 BAND WOULD
PLAY HERE DURING FAIR

Horace Ensign, secretary of the State
Fair association, is in receipt of let
ter from the leader of the Micaglio
band. in which is made an offer of the
band of forty-five pieces for the pur-
pose of furnishing music at the fall
state fair. In his letter the leader
states that his band will be at leisure
from October l to 22, and adds that
he would like to spend that period in
Salt Lake, diScoursing sweet music. He
does not name his terms, and Secretary
Ensign has notified him that his bid
will be considered along with those of
local musical organizations. 1t is
likely, however, that local bands will
be given the preference.
The secretary also received letter
from the American AngoTa Goat Breed
ers' association, stating that the asso-
citation will award a handsome silver
cap as special exhibitors prize for
the best breeders of flock of registered
Angora goats at the fall fair.
The State Fair association will also
award prizes for Angoras this year.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-29
Interpretations

The Sewer Miller Coalition COM
pany, taking over many lode and placer
mining claims in Sewer county, filed
articles of incorporation with the coun-
ty clerk yesterday. The capital stock
is s., OOO, 900, in dollar shares, of which
400 600 is preferred stock and 100000
shares common stock. The officers are:
f. I. Tilton, president; B. F. Bauer,
vice president; M. II. Sowles, secretary,
with H. A. Schw erhart and Charles G.
Nav as additional directors. w. S. Nc
Cornick is named as treasurer of the
company, with Joseph H. Strange as
sistant secretary and treasurer. The
company takes over the Extension,
Pointer Erie, Erie Fraction and other
claims in Sewer county for the full cap
italizatiOn.
An amendment was filed yesterday in
the county clerks office increasing the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-29
MORE VACANCIES IN
GOVERNMENT SERVICE

There are a number of vacancies in
the United States government service,
for which examinations of applicants
win be held during the months of April
and May. The government wants as
sistants in the department of agricuI-
ture, at salaries ranging from SS40 to
$4,000 per annum. The examination Will
be on May 1, when certificati0n will be
made to fill a vacancy in the position
of scientific assistant in the Indian
service at San Juan agency New Mex
leo. An examination for the position
of engineer in tlAle forest laboratory at
Madison, Wis, viii be held April 20
There will be examinations for the
position of commandant of cadets, in
the Indian school at Carlisle, Pa. At
the same school is required a teacher
of agriculture, at a salary of $500 per
year. This place is evidently not a
very desirable one, for at the last ex-
animation, October 20, no eligibles were
secured