The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-28
MUSTARD MIKES
UP THE BALLOTS
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wma.s~mg1MAMAw ELECTaox.
CONSIDER QUESTION
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WE'LL AND sAMUEL sETs nUcm-
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i've MAJORITY oyER PAwk&

The State board Of eanV&@ssrs rsu
into q very interesting state Of affairs
f, yesterday when they reached the vote
| OF the buchanan axewe ell Legislative
! district In making the official canvass
OF the ballots cast in tho No%em Def
election.
1t SEEING that In Taaeweh county
| the Republican voters cast their bal
lots for S. r. Mustard. while Ia Buch-
anan they voted for plain Samuel
Mustard. While the aggregate OF the
Mustard crop Of voters exceeded ths
cratic candidate for the House OF
Delegates. Mr.. Paynes vote exceeds
that cast for n. +. Mustard and ex-
ceeds that cast for Samuel Mustard.
IL the State hbard comes to the
conclusion that there LIS but one
Mustard in the running IL will GER
tify that that Mustard got a majority
OF the vote cast. However, X took
an adjournment until Saturday TO
give final decision on this Mustard
situation.
Errors OF the same character were
encountered In probably half dozen
other cases. but a. they did not anecf
the result In these Instances the aues-
ton did not loom up for settlement
until the Mustard matter was reach
ed.
Attorney General Samuel w. VIII
liams, a member of the board. stated
that sif the board under the law and
In discharge Of its duty. can consider
s. p. Mustard and Samuel Mustard
an being the game person then Mustard
will be entitled to the certificate"
The Official findings OF the board
will be- made public at the conclusion
Of Its session on Saturday. No other
comp APPLICATIONS were discovered In the
canvass.
The State board of canvassers con-
sists of the Governor, the attorney
general. auditor. secretary Of the
Commonwealth and State treasurer.
Lave Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL. Nov.
27.--Hogs--Rsceipts, $1,000: market
steady to cents lower Mixed and
butchers, $500 $e45: good heavy.
ss.15 light, ts.s5 seas. pigs. s3.75
aS525 bulk. ss.1BGss.3S,
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000: market
steady to 10 cents lower BeeveA
&4.s5 g $500; cows and heifers. $2.00
Gs6.00; stockers and feeders. s3.25
Gs5.s5: Texans. s4.7s G&s.So. calves.
ts.2s0ss.25.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000; market
steady. Native and Western. $2.00V
sa.7o: lambs. $3.50 @ $3.50.
NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-In the live
stock market to-day steers were 10 q
1s cents higher on light supply. Buils
about steady. Light bologna. ditto. 9
shade lower: thin COWS steady ;
medium and good. slow to 10 cents
lower: choice fat ditto. Arm. Steers.
$50 o $50; stockers. 500 q $50; oxen.
800 q 3.9o; bulls. 2.50653o: cows.
It's a 400: ! extra fat. ditto, 5.26.
Dressed beef slow at g912 LIZ cents.
Calves steady: choice veals. firm.
Common to choice veals. $50 q 1900;
culis. $50 q 100; yearlings and barn
yard calves. Assoc $50: no Westerns.
Dressed calves steady: city dressed
veals, 10 la 0l5 Ia cents: country
dressed. s013 Ia cents. Sheep slow
and weak; lambs steady for best:
common a fraction lower. Sheep. $50
03.0o; few picked sheep. $50: culls
1000 rs. lambs. 400 $50: cul!s.
800 q 400. IUessed mutton slow at
La q 8 Ia cents: a few wsthers. 7
cents: dressed mutton lambs dun at
7 IL 191 Ia; a few hog dressed, 10
cents. Hogs Arm at s.Ss 06.7s: pigs,
S.25 q s.35.