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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
Especial from United Press.)

\OpcCldl AIOu1 OAlSO IISSS.J
 Erie, Pa., Feb. 9.-The entire po- lice force, assisted by horde of pri- vate detectives, is making a house to house search of Erie and the sur rounding country to locate the ghouls who have footed the magnificent Scott mausoleum, in the local cemetery. It is now considered certain the body of Mrs. McCullom, formerly Miss Tracy, member of prominent Phila- delphia family, and a sister-in-law of the late William L. Scott. has been carried away, although the police, cemetery officials and members of the family refuse to give any information about the case.
 From what can be learned Mrs. McCullom's body was taken for ran som, but whether an actual demand for money has been made on the family cannot be learned. The in- terior of the mausoleum was wrecked by the robbers, all of the crypts hav- ing been broken open and the lids of three of the collins smashed to see whose body was within.
 The mausoleum was one of the f1n- est in the country. It is built of white marble, with great bronze doors and heavy iron gates. The discovery that it had been broken into was made by chance. A woman visitor discovered one of the gates ajar. She touched the bronze door and it fell inward with a crash, having been lift ed from it's hinges. The demolished coffins were then in plain view and the cemetery officials were notified. They sent for Mrs. Charles H. Strong, daughter of William L. Scott and the police Mrs. Strong engaged private detectives at once, to work with the police.
 Investigation showed that the rob- bers had chiseled off the lock of the bronze doors and then forced an en- trance. Mrs. McCullom's coffin was gone. It is believed that the tomb was broken into at least a week ago. That there must have been a num- Der of men in the job is certain as the coffin was very heavy and was encased in hammered copper.
 The Stro, Nssnd Scott families are
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
SOOT FROM SMOKING
 OIL STOVE SHOPPERS
 SLEEPING SALESMAN

Miss Carrie Kelly, daughter of Mrs. Anna Kelley, proprietress of fur nished room house at 947 Broad street, discovered a smudge on the casing over the bedroom door of George Parketon, a sewing machine salesman. as she went about the homework at 10 o'clock today. Then she detected the odor of a kerosene oil stove smoking in the bedroom.
 When she flung open the door, she was almost suffocated by a cloud of soot sweeping down the hallway. Waiting only to throw up the window, she rushed down from the bedroom on the fourth ffoor-across the street to Gardner's drug store where she called for the ambulance corps from the emergency hospital.
 pr. Krause found that Parketon had been dead for hours. His death was most unusual. The oil stove had been smoking all night. The room was inky black, covered with a coat of soot throughout, the clouds having sifted into every crack and crevice, and the soot having accumulated in great splotches in the mans nostrils and eyes.
 Other roomers said they heard Parketon come in about 1 a. m. They
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
MURDERS WIFE
 AND SUICIDES

Especial from United Press.)
 Washington, Feb. 9.-Murder and suicide are the result, today, of the sympathy which caused A year old William Shipley to allow his father, Samuel Shipley, former governm ent employe, to enter the home of the wife he deserted one year ago. The father, telling his son he was "cold and ill.," promised to leave the house before the lads mother returned. In- stead, as Mrs. Shipley opened the front door, he ordered the boy up- stairs and fired two shots into her body. He then blew out his brains.
 Mrs. Shipley died in hospital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
COMMISSIONERS WELCOME RIGHT
 TO FREE WATER

The concession of free water which Bridgeport is Q welcome boon to the Board of Fire Commissioners. This when President Wheeler, before the Board of Apportionment, said that the commission now feels that it can have hydrants installed wherever 1t will be beneficial to put them. For merly there was a charge of $12.50 for each hydrant annually for water supply, although the number of hy- drants bore no relation to the amount of water used. and in fact the more hydrants, the less the water likely to be used.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
WILLS ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE.

c. Raymond Wills head of the ship ping department of the Bridgeport Malleable Iron Co.,. and Miss Maude V. Hewitt today told their friends that they had been secretly married last July. They are preparing to enter tain at their new home 797 State street, after March 1. Miss Hewitt is a bookkeeper.. She resided at SIC Benham avenue. .,4.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
SOLDIER DIES FROM SKULL FRACTURED IN
 SALOON QUARREL TO-DAY

Especial from United Press.)
 New York, Feb. 9.-John R. Hardy, a private in the marine corps station ed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, died in the Marine Hospital, today, of a fractured skull. He got into a quar- rel In a saloon near the yard, early today, with a man who struck him down with a slung shot. The assail- ant escaped.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
TRIPLE FUNERAL
 OF BOYS DROWNED
(Special from United Press.

Especial from United Press.)
 Willimantic, Feb. 9-The double fun- eraI will be held at noon, at Windham, tomorrow, of Raymond Hubbard and Walter barrow, who with Harold Snencer were drowned in Shetuket river Sunday. Also the funeral of the Spencer boy will take place, tomorrow from his Hampton home. AS mark of respect for the dead Spencer and Darrow boys the senior class of the local Windham High school, will not hold session, tomorrow. The two boys were favorites with their classmates.
 The trio were accidentally drowned, Sunday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
BRISTOW STRONG
 FOR DIRECT VOTE
 OF U. S. SENATORS
Especial from United Press :,

(Spec1al from United Press
 Washington, Feb. 9-Increasing greed and power of "the interests" makes imperative the popular election of Uni- ted States Senators, Bristow, (Rep. Kas.) declared in a speech in the Sen- ate. Vast changes had taken place since the making of the constitution, he said.
 Every man must admit he con- tinued, that the election of the Pres ident by the electoral college, as pro- vided in the constitution, was a fail ure. The President is now elected, in fact, by direct vote. Are the people not capable also of electing Senators?'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
FIFTEEN INJURED IN
 TRAIN DEPARTMENT

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. 9LFffteen persons injured by the mysterious de- railing of Southern Railway pas- senger train at Hinche's Switch, two miles east of Mcdonald, Tenn, were brought here, today, for treatment.
 It was stated, early today, that all the injured would recover.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
WOMAN'S BRAVERY SAVES MANY LIVES
 IN APARTMENT FIRE
(Special from United Press.

Especial from United Press.)
 Chicago. Feb. 9-More than 100 men and women residents of the Stanley Terrace apartments fled in their nightclothes down fire escapes and through the snow and zero weather when a fire destroyed the building, early today.
 Thai there were no lives lost, the frernen declare, was due to the brav- cry of Mrs Anna Manning. Awaken ed by the smoke, Mrs. Manning car ried her two children to safety, awak- ened her husband and then ran through the halls of the building pounding on doors and spreading the alarm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
LABORER ARRESTED

William Kivosky a 1aborer. living In Willard street. was fined $50 and costs for obstructing Patrolman Hatch in arresting two sons wanted for Inetati thievery, when Hatch visited his home after midnight. this morn ing Kivosky Is alleged to have wielded a big steel knife against the policeman
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
BOYS ON BOBSLED
 CRASH INTO TROLLEY
 WITH FATAL RESULT

Especial from United Press.)
 Chautauuua. Pa, Feb. 9-Earl Ser fas, aged 8 years, was cut in tow and his brother, David 12, probably fatal- ly injured here, today, when their bobsled, on which they were coasting down a steep hill. struck a trolley car.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
THE STUDENT PLAYERS.

Miss Grace Dalrymple Clark and her student players are filling several five engagement. On Friday evening, Feb. 17th they present ''The Silent Voice." and the "Piper's Pay" in An sonia, under the auspices of the Sum- shine Society.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
CHOLERA SHOWS ALARMING DEATH
 RATE IN RUSSIA
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Especial from United Pressl
 St. Peterbsurg, Feb. Sunless Rus- s;a finds some way D check the year. ly increase in cholera ravages, the dis ease threatens to become more calam1- tous than all the other national perils combined. Figures compiled, today, by the health authorities show the following number of deaths from the disease in the past four years 19O7- (. .42s; 190S-15,5 ,543; 1909-l0,6O5; l9lo-' 101 0O2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
AVIATOR MGURDY TO TRY
 ANOTHER HAVANA FLIGHT

Especial from United Press.)
 Havana, Feb. 9.-Aviator J. A. D. McCurdy, today, shipped the aero- plane in which he flew from Key West to within 10 miles of Havana, back to the latter city in preparation for another attempt to fly across the gulf within 10 days.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
Hill Denies that Dairy
 Interests Will Suffer

Washington. Feb. 9-The House bill, endorsed by President Taft. for the creation of a tariff board. was recom- rnended to the Senate for passage by the committee on finance. today. A nfttw dGht h expected to fouows
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
PARDONED AFTER 40 YEARS IN
 PRISON CELL
Especial from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 Boston, Feb. 9-From the days of the revolutionary period to the present is the jump William E.. Hill. negro 62 years old, was scheduled to make, to- day, when he came out of Charles town prison after rounding out 40 years of a life term for murder. Style, customs, transportation, buildings. ev- erything presented strange sights to the aged negro who had gone to pri- son when Ulysses s. Grant was presl- dent.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
BISHOP WHITAKER DIES AT NOON TODAY

Philadelphia. Feb. sBishop Ozi W. Whitaker of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania. died at his home here. at noon today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
SENATE CONCURS WITH HOUSE IN ELECTINC REPUBLICANS
 AS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Eloquent Appeals for Minority Representation in Fair field County by Senators McNeil, Mahan
 and Spellacy

Strict Party Vote, Three Democratic Senators Be- ing Absent, Nomination of Denis Mulvihill for County Commissioner of Fairfield County Reflected and Commissioners Pease and Brophv Reelected for Four Year Term.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
(UNCLASSIFIED.)

FOR SALE.-2 good show cases. In- quire H. c. Reid, 1885 Broad St.
 B9b* WANTED.-Experie corset a1- iteration operator. Apply giving Hartford, Ct. B9u*o FOR SALE.-saloon on East Side Hungarian district-cheap. Apply, w. B. Vaudeville, 115 Wall St. WANTED.-Experie button hole makers. Sample required. R. B. Halsey & Co.,, 200 Cannon St. CIANCY's CAFE, Poli Bldg, Fair field Ave. is the place for you to get fine whiskeys, lager, porter. wines and cigars. Fine free lunch all the time. ar SAFES.-3 secondhand safes, suit able for large concern, all sizes. New safes: All prices. Marsh, safe dealer. 1s2 Fairfield Ave. .B s*o WILL PARTY be kind enough to re- turn huff taken from St. Charles church, Monday morning. Return same to IA Sheriden St. or to Rev. Father Lynch BSb$po FOR RENT.-Central location. First floor apartment, No. 302 Golden Hill St. rooms and bath, private railways, modern improvements Washington Ave. A 2S tf O STORE TO RENT-I7 it. ny a fl. TIT Fairfield avenue, Farmer build ing. For particulars call at Far mer Office. L11"t1o JOIN the Casca Laxine tablet users. Great for constipation. 25c.
 BRATWURST better than ever as Mark NageI's. 652 E. Main St.
 3S If. q TO THOSE INTERESTED in the wonderful development of Terry Farms we will send a descriptive booklet, 24 craftsmen house plans. fully illustrated. Terry Farms, 30T Newfield Building. T16s tf O AT FRITZ G. HARTMANN's stuffed and baked clans, half fried chick en speciality. 126 Wall St. GOOD SECOND HAND National Cash Register for sale cheap. Address P. o. Box 1e. City. ssstf.a AROUND the corner or FAlrneio ave. and Water St. McPadden's Cafe. '. & M. Schaefer N. Y. Old German Brew, Weiner Beer. M. McPadden, agent Fine lunch all day. Prime Roast Of Beef Saturday; 4:so.
 NOTICE.
 Let Irishmen remember the grand Irish concert and lecture by Father O'Flanagan in Polls next Sunday evening. Tickets at Hartigan's DruE Store and F. J. Feeley's. Arcade. Boss D
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09
NOTICE.

Let Irishmen remember the grand Irish concert and lecture by Father O'Flanagan in Polis next Sunday evening. Tickets at Hartigarl's Drups Store and F. J. Feeleys. Arcade Boss
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09

quire H. c. Reid, 1885 Broad St. ,
 B b WANTED.-Experie corset al- iteration operator. Apply giving particulars, Corsetiere, 32 Pratt St., Hartford, Ct. B9u*o
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-02-09

FOR SALE.-Saloon on East Side Hungarian district-cheap Apply. w. B. Vaudeville, 115 Wall St.
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-17
FEES AND SALARIES COUNTY
OFFICERS.
AUDITOR.

Irwin Young, indexing commercial
journal 22aS entries ....,.....,...... 224 so
irwin Young, per cent omitted
taxes and statement of taxable
properly .....,..,.,. ,..............., II 81
Irwin Young, secretary County
Board Equalization .....,.......... 30 90
Irwin Young, fees on grand dupli-
cate, February settlement -, 1882 O5
Irwin Young. fees on grand dupli-
cate. August. settlement, i91i...,. 2i2T 2S
irvin ,in young. fees on cigarette du- =,
plcate, August ........,..,......,.. . SO
Irwin Young. appraising railroads. 60 is
SHERIFF
I; :. Parker, fees in case of James
p + Parker fees in case Of Art 10
p; j. Parker, fees in case Of IVES. %
P;J, Parker, fees in inqiui;e;sit. Of .
n Charles Metcalf ,...,............. SIS
/. j. Parker, fees in case of Ohio
vs, Bolton .,,...................... IS "a
ing September 30. 1910. 5S 40
T.; j. Parker, jail fees quarter end
ing December 81. 1910 .............. s5 40
+; j. Parker. jail fees quarter end
Ing March 30, 1911 .............. 40 so
r. j, Parker, posting election proc
lamations, November election 49,. II 90
Frank Slabaugh, fees in case of
Ohio Vs. boltoh .,,.....,.....,..... 1D 20
CLERK OF COURTS.
Charles L. Bermont services for
February term to Grand Jury,
csc;, etc; ;.,.,a.. ...,.....,.;......,, IS OF
charles L. Bermont services for
May term to Grand Jury and
Charles Bermont, fees In state
Charles L. Bermont, services 10 "a IL
Grand Jury, etc. Observation-Disclosures. 2l
Charles l., Bermont, fees due from
county, February to May L.. g2 10
Charles l.. Bermont. fees due from
county May to June s. iSli',,' 1853 so
RECORDER.
b. r; Parker, indexing deeds, leases
and mortgages ..............,.. II 10
t. X; Parker, indexing deeds, leases
ana MORTGAGES Observation-Disclosures. 80 10
D. II; Parker, indexing deeds, leases
ana mortgages ..,,,....,...,....... rs 10
B H. Parker. indexing deeds, leases
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-17
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT.

ADVERTlSlNG AND PRINTING.
Mt Vernon Banner, notice to con-
tractors iniirmary hospital ........ 16 20
Mt, Vernon tanner, notice to con-
tractors iniirmary cottage .,...... II Go
Republican Publishing Company,
notice to contractors infirmary
RepSblcan ic Publishing Company, " g"
notice to contractors infirmary :.
INFTRMARY REPAIRS.
Walter Earleywine, estimate No.
ON tuberculosis hospital at In
Walter Earleywine, estimate No. 2
on tuberculosis hospital at In
Walter Earleywine, balance on tu-
berculosis hospital at innrmary.. li4s5o
Walter EHrleywine estimate Nos.
and ON cottage at innrmary.. 700 VO
j. w. johnson, sewer cesspool and
extra labor at lnfirmarv farm.;. 1870 90
Ed. Nj. Cooney,. chipping and cauk-
ing seams boilers iniirmary farm 20 90
to steam heating at infirmary.... 175 90
A. A. uraham, one arch for boiler
manhend at intirmary. ry..,......,,, 20
A. A. Graham balance on heating
apparatus at iniirmpry ..,...,".. 81 90
A; 4, Graham, estimate on one 20 a
half water line at in1rmary,.... 30 %
regulator at indrmary M ......,,,.,.. 81 so
barrel tank at indrmary y.....,,,". 27 rs
for infirmary hospital ...,..,..,.,, 2s9 90
w, A. Clements, uncovering steam
line at inhrmary .h.-..,.......,.. b 90
A. A. Graham, estimate No. on
water line Mt iniirmary ....,..,... 20 90
line line at mGrmary % S"'ov ..'.....,.....,.. 49, - 25 co
A. A, Granam, S3 foot galvanized
pipe for lnhrmary ii
Graham Bros. plumbing supplies
Tor lnnlrl'tiy ,,,'',,,..,..,,,,f.,,.: W
at narmery se o"s' '....,'a.'..... .opa" =. @ 1877 IS
Frank l.. Martin, laying floor and
making screens at inlrmary ..... Is 90
The Knox Lumber Company, lum-
her, etc, for intirmnry ,...,..,:... 6l 20
Ray Cochran, repairs to plastering
Bird Bros, paint for roof at in
urinary ,,s..'..s...s...t....''.'' n :"
JUSTICES AND MAYORS COURTS.
ALLOWANCES TO JUSTICES AND
MAYORS
c. A. Mitchell case of w II. Reis, 95
c A. Mitchell, case of Arthur Spin
asse '''''' '''''''''.''''''s''''''''', %
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and mortgages and transcriblug. gss 6S
SURVEYOR.
& ,rbo,oo,,o, 90
,n,r,p mYpso" ~ M,,,'',.,,,.,.n.,,..' 1919 w
Riley Leverng, salary August. 1910.
% August ST. imi iip''''N NusuS'' '''V' 10 ,ss M
+, lS, Cotton salary August. ioio.
sott1mps t,,ci ,,,i, ,,,,,,,,,., ~, w
'''' tN"i'iNf NpMMioSloN'
vi d,sro. G, .H9ey f,e,ios salary as member sol
uers meuet Commission ..,..;., ~ 90
soldiers Relief Commission 80. SO so
"; =; Cnase, salary as member
Soldlers Rellet Commission Is no
Jocob Ivboryar sato,,. A,,o,,,, ,o,o
10 A,iTusi 1oII' '"''''' NN"s'''' NV loo ~
NM, .,t,i,,,,, ''" w
TREASURER
John II. Stonebrook. fees February
settlement 1911 .................... gilS 20
John E Stonebrook. fees on show
John t. stonebrook fees on show
license. state Observation-Disclosures, 20
John Il. stonebrook, fees August ~
settlement, cigarette .............. 24
John T.. Stonebrook, fees August
settlement grand duplicate ...... 2i27 "
John Il. Stonebrook, l-1O of I per
cent. on paN-in orders. .............. Us l5
EXPENSES
ptto,. ,...,..- ' -
to August ~ .;..:.;..;o III 25
% w, zoe, expenses August l9lO
70 Ausust s i9ll l........,,........;::: VI 30
:, to August 1911 .:...,i;;....; ;....... ii5 Is
=, ~. brown livery hlre Tor sur
=, vi $3.50. lO %
=, ". hroWn' livery hlre Tor sur
y veyor .,..:...i 49,. 6 90
!, ~. brown, livery hlre Tor sur
yWeyor, October. November and
r, Decelnner ',;......';t ..':......,.. %
=. u. Brown, livery hire for sur
NtNDI, Jult' lJI1 ........s........... 10 ~
l. ernon, livery hire for surveyor SO
i; w. WSddeiI. llVery hire Tor sur -
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VIEWERS
Il. 10. Horn, viewer days Pipes
vile road Harrison township 400
VIM: B. Giffin, viewer 1 day Pipes
vile road, Harrison township. 200
Thude McNabb. viewer l day
t'ipesville road. Harrison town.
CHAINMEN.
l.. A. Nethers, chairman Pipesyille
road, Harrison township ........ zoo
5. IL. Wilson, c..ainman Pipesville
road, Harrison township ........ 200
MARKER
Martin BURNETT, marker Pipesvile
road, Harrison township ......... 200
BURIAL OF SOLDIERS AND SOL.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-17
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
JURY COMMISSION.

JDk1 IOMmlSsoloIN.
G. j. Mann, member jury com, May
Es-S3-A ..,.'.'.,,... ....., .,...,.,...
John G.. Hammond, member jury
com. May 22-23-A .....,.......,.....
Leander Hayes, member jury com.
May 2z-23-24 ...s..,....,.........
Ross Pumphrey, member jury com.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-17
COMMISSIONERS REPORT
oE coMMoN PLEAS on KNox COUNTY,. OHIO.

financial transactions
ending August ST. 1911 required by Section 2O General
Respectfully,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-17
: OF SOLDIERS AND
DIERS' WIDOWS.


Chappalear & Company, burial of
Henry H. Pugh .,................ rs 90
Chappalear & Company, burial of
jerome Newman ................. so 65
Chappalear & Company, burial of
Andrew Howe ................. 75 90
Chappalear & Company, burial of
John D. Huntsberry .........., rs 90
Chappalear az Company, burial of
Henry y. Wintermute ......., rs 90
Chappalear & Company, burial of
John q. Steinmetz .............. rs 90
d. IL. Purdy, burial of Edward A.
Brittin ......... ..;..; .,..........., rs 90
Hathaway, Middlebury township 75 90
Shaw & Smithe, burial of John
Latin, Union township ........ 7J 90
Ell A. Wolfe, burial of Thomas J.
Hardesty, Howard ......,....... rs 90
WIDOWS.
Herschel j. Chappalear, burial of
Margaret Clark .......,.....,,. so 90
VIM. M. Edgar, burial of Mary Ann
Harding ...,..........,,.....,.. -. "a 90
Chappalear & Company, burial OF wv
mary A. Sapp ................, 75 90
w, II; Mccormick, burial of Mary
10, Jones ....................,.... 75 %
A.; G, Huddle, burial of Mrs. Ruth
Breece .,..,..,.... .,.........,..... rs 90
Huddle q Denman, burial Oh Har-
riett Kinney Observation-Disclosures, 75 90
Luthert Dllahunt, burial of Rach
ael Davis, Third ward .....,..,. rs 90
SHEEP-DAMAGES TO
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-10-17
RoADs-eRAplNe AND REPAIR,
ING.

o.. L. Asncraft. pay roll August
Centerburg and Delaware road
NO ioS '-'s.'..'s'' .''...'.' 10 "
o. l.. Ashcraft, nay roll July Cen
terburg and Delaware road No
o. l.. Ashcraft pay roll September
and october Centerburg and Del
aware road No. lS9 ,.......,....... II Il
o. l.. AsIcraft pay roll September
and October Columbus and Della
ware road No. 22i ...........,...... IA 81
o, l.. Ashcraft. pay roll November
Columbus and Delaware road No
ga ............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ID n
o.. l.. Ashcraft. pay roll March and
April Columbus and Delaware
road No Observation-Disclosures. 10 OK
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Republican Publishing Company,
notice 10 contractors Mitchell
bridge, Milford township ...... u g5
Mt. Vernon Banner, notice to con
tractors Bartlett bridge, Norris
township -: .,,,.,,,...,,........... 20 5S
Republican Publishing Company,
notice to contractors Bartlett
bridge, Morris township .!... 20 5s
sale of Green bridge ....',...,,.,.. 80
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-04
II TICKET CHOSEN
BY Northview Progressive
Party with H. M. Rich
ards for Mayor.

II. N, Richards is the Northview
Progressive party's candidate for
mayor otsthat town, having been Sc
lected to head the ticket at nom
mating convention held Friday night
In Lafayette hall there for the pur-
pose Of naming a full ticket for the
municipal election to be held satur-
day, March %. John Trunick is the
nominee for recorder and j. A. Ro-
land; John coslton, H. Lieuliette,
Jere McKeen and Robert Mcclung
for council.
There was a large and enthusiastic
attendahee at the convention. 1t was
presided over by Ernest Fittro and
Bentaimh Barnett acted as secretary.
Votes. We're cast by seyenty-three
persons, p
The executive committee chosen
consists of G. R, Hardman, chair
man; Marcellus Mcclung, R. L.
Queen. Henry Trunick and Benjamin
Barnett.