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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

The action of the town council In
asking any citizen or group ct cltl-
Gems who want water main extensions
their way to appear at the specisl
meeting this evening, has created
much interest about town, aud IL IL
probable the meeting will he well
attended While 5000 will only
build SIX, or maybe eight or ten
blocks Of four inch main extensions
that will help some, and a dozen
streets have been waiting for 10 these
many years TO get city water and hre
protection
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
RoysGE y az A ABSCsTMG err oar.
late a Amos Hall, DECEASED.

Estate 81 Amos Hall, Decessed.
The undersigned. having been appointed ad-
minlstrator of the estate Of Amos Hall, late II
the County of Gunnison, in the state of Color
ado. deceased, hereby gives notice that he will
appear before the County onrt ~ said Gunni-
son County, at the ourt House in tiunnison,
IN said ounty, on Monday, the 18th day of May,
A. ID 1911, at the hour 81 two o'ciock y. NJ ~
said day, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate notified and re-
qnested to attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted All persons indebted to said
estate are requested 10 make immediate pay
merit To the Undersigned.
Dated a. tunnIson, Colorado, this list day of
April, A. Il, tsii.
sIENE $. MATTERS Administrator
OF the estate Of Amos Hail, Deca sed.
= NJ Nourse, Attorney.
Published April ~ NaS IL, 1911.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
ko7ick ot AIsgs4MsNYDaF
.tate of Mat. Cayanaugh. Deceased

Estate of Mat. Cavanaueh. Deceased
The undersigned, having b. en- appointed ad-
miIIstratrix of the estate ,f Mat. Cavansu9h
late af the County of butnlsoB. in the state of
Gt tlorsoo. deceased. hereby gives notice that she
viii appear before the ounty Court Of said
Gunnisnn ounty at the our Hou-e in Guuni
s.n, IN said County ON MONDAY the i5th day ~
May, A. u. lgll, st the hour uf ten o clock A n.
of said day, at which time all persans having
claims against said estate are notified and re-
quested 20 attend tor the purpose uf having the
same adjusted. All persuns indetted to said
estate requested 10 make Immediate pay
meut % the undersigned.
Dated at Guuuson, Colorado, this IIrh tay sf
March. A, u. 1911
ANNA CAyANAuGH, Adnliuis stratrix
- - the estate of Mat Cavanaugh, Decreased.
Published April Inlay ~, l9II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
sHs HfTFss s4If
STATE oF CoLoRAna,
County af tiuuriSan. =.

STATT nF tpLoB Aua
County ut eiunnisua,
Iiy virtue 81 a certain execution ~ me as
sheriff directed, issued out al the District Oourt
iH aud 7 fse OuntY Of PitkiB. State z 0tior-
a.io' whereby I am e''mnaudea 70 9,ske the
sum Of oae ihs usand. Pour Hundred ard
ninety Dstllar- aud -Four cents siHLfH dam
ages, ana the further sum Of Eieiit Dailars aud
I hirt4 seven cents > s. costs ef suit, the
amount of E certain judgment reeenfly obtained
agUinst The Crystal Mountain Mining a Drain
.ss Company aue in fsvsir a. A. d Cr,ioh / lave
esi-a up al the right, title aud Interest a
the said The Crysfsl aHufeih Mining A nrain-
age onapany On aud 10 the fiiowiBg descrih,d
The :, rssssl sountsin, Crystal Mouufain
No. 4 = ryslai Mountain VI. . 'trystai
Mountnin ~. 2, :, r}stel Nouttaiu NJ. 4"
= stal Mountsin W g., Crystal Mountain
Ne. q. crystal Mountain Na. . Nome
hristo No 4 Moute hrisfo Ne. q and the
"SeiietieiH Iosie NJ lining Claims. sifUate "a
Crystal Munntaiu iu the Rock Greek iniug
District. etsuty of ttuufl au8 lats ssf eg-
raao, y eeti'ef with all snprovemei = thassan
siuua 3; ss thTt fsrtton If tha '-fiear Mountain
n. n lode mining clsfm situated aainesnt Il,
the aboV- described laae mining claifns enA
co ve5 ea h3 The Bear Mountain N futsrsi d
amtne Company 20 ssla The rystal Mountain
Mining Drainage fefnpHty hy dsea slareB
aus 7h. is aud recorded ia eiu6tsiss,ss Z sunry
ferssacs q . 90 Id = fs.se fis; also all water
rights, fumes Hud ditci4ee n. longing ~ ana
u-ei oy said The Crystal Noaurain Mining d
Drainage tsIngtseny for power f..frfss ses. 49,,
rs|s8 sTgsl fiel4t - vQax fs- - -
tets'aing from rlie Town Il rystai 10 ria .,s,ye
de erihed m1lEiHe eisints.
Therefore fsursuant 70 ssii eosnuaisH sbaH
- - fuaie aurtisss ti- ssh1sve .isss-~iga t5o,
Hrty, subject To al leasal liens er claims II s,x
mi - preVtau-y Fe-s-essie8 az sara aNasf.rYf,a
SATISFIED ssn Saturday the 21nd aay e.f A,.rii
A. II. 1911, vt tse seur sf ~ e.ek ~ rtn to-
noon st sHld GAY. - th@ fr ut II ris mt
House IN tie Town of ssanH1i-s,tl Ut,ss-,,sts,
Itt,ess my hand snd sea- tins 9Th sas az
March A. D. iali 90
PAT H4NION
Sheriff af 6unnf=s.rn aunty
rs u. j. LEHsS. Under sheriff
fuhlish-c March 3l-Ariri n 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
e.aKs..N sorns

Notice h hereby given that | have filed in
the County Court of GunnisoB County in
Probate. IN. the matter 81 the EHtat. of James
DonaldSon Parsons and ARA sinclair Par
sons minors. a petttion " herein said Court
u requested 10 grant to me p.rmiS~on Ms
buardian OF said minors To sell the real esta te
beinnein2 20 said minors described the
south Hall 81 Lot n. IN block s. Original Gun
inson. In the town 81 6uBnson. tiuBnison
ounty. Colorado
AT the hour ot ten O'Clock IN the forenoon,
said petition viii be brought ON for hearing
before said Court
Dated April 18th, 1911
JOHN j. SHACK LtFoRD, Guardian
Published April i4-Msy ", 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
NATURE TELLS Us
A MAny C~ouxsan RSaAz kzoUs
1oo VSb

v nea the kaasaasz sss SAGA.
>@Ssse se.4s 200 al asssz a.
Iae SEsas - aa1aze . s~ssEasr.
ls.SseG.sEt o. zoo sssaaeEs sessos.
Asy sras~Ty tso.sss salas VI KID
sey ss.A
D.~E kidney faIls aEs sos Aid
aey Ills.
People in tE.s vicinity testify to
their ~oEaa-
AIRS X. n. Eiedsman. ISl W fifss
st.. salisla. Coio-. says Dean Kid
ney Pills proved of great senshs to
a.s and l MAS 50 well pleased with the
Essgls ~ their use, that 1 did not
hesitate 10 tell in a public statement
OF Their effectiveness in cases of Kid
ney tresbie. Today 1 hold Just -
ki3h an opinion OF this reHsedy. In
nay case kidney complaint ~as char
a aaterizsa by a haEniRg sensation in
nay loiBs. Doaa g kidney Pills
promptly restored my kidneys to .
normal condition and after that was
done the pains and aches IN nay back
ceased. Since tReH | nave taken
Doan Kidney Pills when my kidneys
have become diserdered and l have
never failed to get relief"
Fer sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster M burn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the Rame-Doan s-ana
take no other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
skBf NDrSfE

Notice i hereby given that have flied 10 the
suunts oort ~ tiaBni@on touutY In Probate.
IN the matter of she tsiste ~ Alien y. clark q
minor. a petition wherein said Court ~ request
ed 10 grant o. me psrmti-7ion a. Guardian Of
said minor to sell the real estate bs.ioiigine to
said minor. described as lots One aud Two in
blocs ~iNiy-slue IA the First Addition to the
town ~ bnnnisnn. dunnisssn county, Colorado.
That on Monday, the iifh day ~ May. isi1 at
the hour ~ ten O'Clock Va the forenoon. said
petition will b. brought on Tor hearing before
said curt.
Dated April tlth I.fi
sILAs y. B.CLARk Guardian.
Published April u -Mny ~ lsll
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

4 ro IN nervousness
land other annoying
symptoms, and 1
lean truly say that
Lydia Il. rfnkham's .
ct BILE Com
pound has proved
worth mountains of
gold to me, as it
res orod my health
|aad strength. 1
|never forget to tell
|fny friends what
III Y ia r. Iluk hams
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

Frank T.. Dean of Grand Junction
one of the ilest known photographers
Of the Western Slope, was elected
president a the lHtermountaIn Pho
taersphers assseIation at their meet
ing in Salt Lake City last week
LEROY Kellogg a Denver was chosen
secretary treasurer
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
NoTIt y OF kEBEMPTTok or
fGf Nh EsffNfs

Notice is hereby given that Refundius Bonds
oi the County of trHHnison. Colorado. series
A, numbered 3, 4, 3. u. for Ons Thousand Dob
lars each. hearing date November 1'sth 1899.
viii be paid upon presentation. After April
2fth. lali, such Bonds viii cease to bear in
terest
Dated March 2l 1ail.
Annie NJ. puwney.
County Treasurer
Pub. Marrb "a, April q. 1giI.b
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

Graad J@nczlsa r. b. Sase shortly
ga a bsaa ss-se af sS'si.,ssbt9 fss
ssser ~orks. ana when saes 9si II.
the supply viii not be- half A. gs-ya
az CsaIs4as-esn ksss. and stes ~sA have
ss Cav es.uEens D. Sel IRON ~ Ne
have nsssny sack advantages. bat as-
iess we s-e thsn ana sssseEssse thsa-
shes sse as a. value ~ ossr estszeas
J-e assa gossiasnsa - wba; eoslsi-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

Walter L. tislser, the ae~ secre-
tary os tine snteriar is saId 10 be an
admireT If Plnchat snd a member %
b. eslt. Ne can well belIeve 1t.
Alter the bargain a the nation and
state 10 the For Lewis Indian school
land was complete. signed. scaled
aud delivered" Fisher welches on
the contract and declares Colorado
owns the surface. bwt Hai the coal
underneath. Only a maa ed the
P,nchot conservation school would
think such a procedure honorable.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

Through the eourtesy of Congress
man Martin this office has received
sack of garden seeds far distribution
to those who will call at the afice,
~ drop News-C ham pion a card
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

Lake Cfts f'hsaaxrsgh Silver
t,n has taken a pEgFrsT lnitsssise ~
prfaestla9 a. she fsEe-ars -erS1ce
agaln-I Er-rmisiIng sheep D. range
In5l-crsHssssels oser the mosDtaln
ranae- Z san Juan cuanfy II is an
outrage the ~aS thev ase permstaed
~ hlighs grazing lands and ran
rpatls aai trails IA The nasnsHe sec
t,sBs. and the sOner a sammsrs
sssp ss pst b. the prsctiee the better
u will he far the cssutrv
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

Quite a problem rs arising over
the citv dumping ground The
dump arranged IN the ealeh north
Of town belongs TO a tract beng
fenced in by jos II. Collins. he
offers the city twenty acres here Tor
$4,000. 1t has the advantage of
being out Of sight, but is hong haul.
and the constant tax of paying S1o
. loed instead Of 80 or IS cents
cosnts up for every citizen An
effort 10 being made to purchase some
ssIt.ble tract nearer town and at less
figure
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
sIN ~ OAs.

State Of Colorado,
County of eiunuison
Ia the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District pf the STATE Of colorado, within and
tor the county of Gunnison.
The Black Queen Consnl-
idated Mines a.
Plaintiff
John T. johnson, d. y. \ SUMMONS.
Fowler aud Pet hsnlon,
sheriff and acting Sherih
Of 1annistsn tesufy,I
Colorado.
The People Il the state of Colorado,
10 John 1 Johnson. ID. ID. Fowlsr and Pat
Hsul"a, sheriff and acting sheriff OF 6unnison
County, dorado, the defendants shove named,
GRtEIINti.
You are hereby required TO appear in an ae.
tisn brought againsl yuu by tine above named
platutlu the District a. curt ot tfunnfstn
county. state of Colorado, and answer the
comll ut therein within twenty days after the
sssrTice hereof II served within this county sr
i served cat 81 this county, ar by publication.
Wi hin thirty day after She sers lee herf4td.
elnsive ui ti!e aay ot service or Judgment bs
deIauit VIII he taken Hguinst you according o.
the prayer of the complaint. Aua 4 a cops uf
the cuHa piatut N the ahoVe entitled aetion be
mot served xffth This summons, or u the sfryice
heraof uasie be oi4t sf this state, then ten days
sd4itssufai Va The time heFeiubf tore specified
Tor Appearance and 6nsWef viii he allowed he
lore The taxi lts 81 iuasuent bs default a sfore
SAID.
The said serion Is brought % quiet the title 20
the Etlrfk tluesh ifafe " ming Z ann survey
lumber lss sttuete in tine kack Z rs.ek Mining
bt-1rfet, 6tnf-lsnu ouuty, ttl9rauo. Hua fe'F
Judgment tbe pefensiatts, 9shn T. Joiiuson
ID - Pew Ter, tilaf eertsth Trust Deed de
scrfbel IN une CuuIplaIut has heeu paid and
satisfied ana y bs toiagsT eli i'm, charge .r
IVA ustf'u e sEaiu-t sai4 hiacs Queen mining
CAIN. afla tirat fue ssld Hefeii nau1s the aet-
ins sheriff sf sasd 6fuuuisou County. he snd ty
said Judgment Hutiusrixed ana required o. exc
cute ana aeHiVer tn the flaintih reiesse and
discharge of said Trust Deed Ths fldiutfH
have such eJiasr farthersr iffereut rsiiei rils
nature oi tbis eHse saay demand, Viii more
fully sfspesr tram the eoustlsfnt in said action
20 winch rsfereuer j. here masfe.
And seu hs-rsisay nssUfflst tiiHt II you fail 80
appear. and tn answpr rhe said eEniTdaint ~
abs,ve required tbe sstd Tis InUtf viii have your
default esstsreG and proceed "a fnsl Judgment
for the relIef sought H. rhe fiaint n complaint
tffvsB under my hana and tire seal # said
Court at 6unni-on, in said ounty, tins 2sth
day al March. lsii.
IRA ERoWN. fi.-rk.
SsS DEXTER + -'ff' ''' ''' f''-
f,at,listsea April is-say II. siii.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
CHANGE
IN WOMANS
LIFE
Nae SAFE BY Lydia e. Piakhan's
NeEetsb1e Cssnesual.

Graniteville. VT II was passing
through the Change Of Life and suffered
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
M1R NLSRiD0 EDITORIAL Association
TN selFls,sness q DGHvra

The fight over the Moffat Tunnel
bill still goes ON IN the Legislature,
with chances somewh hat in favor Of
the monied men who are hiring q
tremendous lobby 30 grab four mil
hons from the people of Colorado
Seaator Patterson in the Rocky
MosRtsin News, figures it twelve
million. when the interest is in
Guided The News has come out
openly against the tunnel as a el-
asnt,c graft, which everybody knows
ii 10. Nevertheless it will he of i'm
sease advantage to Denver, so that
other newspapers of that city and its
Legislators do not hesitate to sacrifice
the rest of the state to secure the
graft
We are glad to note that Repre-
sentative Pearson voted against the
bill in the house ON final passage,
sad that Senator Twining is work
ing against it.
The viciousness Of the bill is ex-
posed by an article appearing in the
editorial columns of the Denver
Times of Saturday
~. Runsvssa, skea , figkAiae -
~ eaaus euanA ~ sslay, II -
~ eok1he / 0ssly 6ss i've wssks,
sss8 y , lsns ~ oseey y
~ h Aseoua - esas1Ruceisa e tAe
- WOUaD COMPEL TINE MOST
UTGMSlVE RAILROAD SYSTEM IN
ool0oAD0 70 ALTER ITS ROUr-
Wc AMo SCRk-MEK SEVERAL
oUloeED NILES Of EXISTING
nAQ. NJ saavsal > ~
osssu q ID Crasie isss - wsst
10 - y rsuAinss - ssae-Aeap
osu1 kunlvsl niles 4 Nsck; ed
-. Runnsa - hssa saoaesd - T.
- - ~ eaaee sunsa - - res
e. / 6vsa ~ d1saaA.
If the tunnel would do this, aud
the Times, (evidently paid organ Of
the big interests and playing the
cottle6sh act Of squirting ink over
senator Patterson says it Will do it,
then very plainly every business
man. every resident of these other
sections of Colorado should get to-
eether in the fight against it.
II the tannel would scrap-heap
several hundred miles If Rio Grande
track it would scrap-heap the entire
Western Slope and southern Colo
RADIO 1t would leave Pueblo, Canon
CITY, Florence, Salida, Gunnison,
Montrose. Delta, and every southern
Colorado city high and dry.
! The Denver Times is certainly
Illuminating in it's frank statements
Quite a problem rs arising over
the citv dumping ground The
dump arranged IN the galch north
Of town belongs 10 a tract beng
fenced in by jos II. Collins. lie
offers the city twenty acres here ion
$4,000. II has the advantage ID
I r..,t - s.Srbt t...s 10 a ls.v, sy haal
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

State Of Colorado.
County of Gunuison. \
ln the District Court of the Seventh Judicial
District uf the STATE of Colorado, within and
fer the ounty uf Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

OFFICIAL PAPER on suNNlsoS COUNTY
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

MI sCHNrTz, Town Clerk and Re-a-s,er
tPubff~fs~d April q. IgI.l
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

John 7. johnson, \, y.
Fowler and Pet fianlon,
sheriff and acting SbtTiff
oi dtunui.tn asufy
(tllarafio.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

rs D. j. lEHsS. Z nsier sheriff
fuhlish-e March Artril u. 1911.
The searchlight., 1911-11-03
cRAcksMeN GET $1,000.
Wreck Montana Store Building, bvt
escape-eooty includes Great
Falls Warrants.

Great Falls.-Literally blowing the
safe to pieces and wrecking the front
of the building. burglars obtained more
than $1,000 and nearly as much more
In negotiable paper from the business
place of Oscar A. Dolphson of Sand
Coulee, about ten miles south of this
city. With all their loot they made
their escape SO successfully that the
officers tonight, after an all-day hunt,
declare they have no workable clue
and nothing which looks like the ap.
prehension of the yeggs.
The work of the crasksmen, accord.
ing to men familiar with explosives,
indicates they were amateurs. The
charge. say miners who use explosives
frequently, was much too heavy, as
proved by the demolished safe and
wrecked store front. But with it all
there are but two persons in the town
who say they heard an explosion, and
their remembrance of it is indistinct.
The loot consisted of more than 500
In silver. about $50 in gold and more
than s1,150 in paper. The negotiable
papers included $1,000 in special i'm
provement warrants of the city Of
Great Falls, and they had been regis.
tered, making II possible for them to
be sold. The officers have wired re-
quests to all officers Of the state, ask.
ing that all suspicious characters be
investigated and that people be warned
against buying the stolen warrants.
The searchlight., 1911-11-03
ITALIANS beaten
ACCORDING TO INDIRECT INFoR
NATION COMING THROUGH
TURKISH SOURCES.
TURKS BACK In TRIPOLI
Arabs Reported 70 Have Been Severe
Iy Treated by INVADER
Bloody ReprisaIs
Expected.

Washington, ID. c. - The Turkish
embassy received unofficial dispatches
confirming reports that Turkish
troops recaptured part of the city Of
Tripoli. These messages came indi.
rectly and do not represent an off,
cial Turkish statement on the subject.
The state department received a
message from Consul John Q. Wood at
Tripoli. stating that Italian forces
have not treated Arabs as severely as
some reports have indicated.
Rome.-The Italian nobility. like
the people, are paying tribute In blood
in the African conquest. Word has
reached here of the death in action
at HONS, Tripoli, of Duke Ricardo
Grazioli Lante Della Rovere, a lieu
tenant in the navy and Of the serious
wounding of Count Pompeo Di Camp
clio, a lieutenant of cavalry and gen.
tleman in waiting to the king.
Both officers had many friends
among Americans and were well
known as sportsmen, the duke as an
exponent of tennis and Count di Cam
bello as master of fox hounds.
London.-The Tripoli correspondent
of the Times, describing Italian retri.
button upon the Arabs, says that al
though the ruthless measures employ.
ed were not commended. yet the ne
cessity for drastic action to quell the
insurrection could not be denied.
"The Italians have set themselves
to COW the Arabs" continues the cor
respondent. ''the floodgates Of blood
and lust were opened and in many
cases the men got beyond control. The
innocent suffered with the guilty, and
the memory of this awful retribution
will take long to live down.
Even making allowances for the
exigencies of the military situation,
there is every possibility that the hid
eous severity employed by the Italians
will give rise to a war Of sanguinary
and pitiless reprisals upon unfortun'
ates who fall by the wayside."
The searchlight., 1911-11-03
COMMITTEE CALL ISSUED.
Republicans to Seat ,.o72 Delegates In
Convention.

Washington, ID. c. - The call for
the republican national convention to
be issued by the national committee
when IL meets In Washington. Dec. IL.
will provide for 1 1.064 delegates. to be
increased to 1,072 IL Arizona and New
Mexico become states before the con.
vention is held. The increase from
$50 delegates which comprised the Chi.
cago convention In 1908. is the result
of the reapportionment by congress.
which increases the size of the house
of representatives from 391 to 433
members.
A table showing the apportionment
of the delegates to the 1912 conven-
tion has been prepared. The distribu-
tion follows:
Alabama "a. Arkansas is. California
rs cOEOPIS PISrss a. Gso4sa I SaSo
3. Illinois IS. Indiana 30, Iowa 26, Kan
sas 90, Kentucky 2s: Louisiana 20,
Mains H. MasSiaS Mississ
sippi 90 Missouri SO. Montana s. Neb-
raska rs. Nevada 8, New Hampshire
Carolina "a. North Dakota 10. Ohio as,
Oklahoma 20. oregon 10, Pennsylvania
&c. Rhode Island 10. South Carolina is,
South Dakota 1Os tennessee ~, IeNas
40. Utah s. Vermont s. Virginia "a.
Washington II. West Virginia 16, Wis
consin 90, Wyoming 6.
Territories of Alaska. Arizona, Dis
trict of Columbia. Hawaii. New Mexico.
Philippine Islands and Porto Rico ?
delegates each.
The basis of delegates for the re
publican convention is: Four at large
in each state. and two for each con
gressional district. The large gains
in the state delegations will be: New
York. 12; Pennsylvania, s; Oklahoma
and California, 6 each: Illinois, Massa
chusetts, New Jersey. Texas, Wash
| ington. 4 each. Other states either
will gain two each, or retain the ap
portionment of the 1908 Chicago con
vention.
The searchlight., 1911-11-03
STATE tLtCTpSw I
GOVERNORS, coNoeEssMGN AND
OTHERS TO p c.tQAeN.
Frothingham Fight In Massa.
chusetts.

Chicago, Illinois.-Although the elec.
tions to be held Nov. viii be quiet
compared with the presidential strug.
gle one year hence. interest in them
nevertheless is keen. There will be
elections of varying importance in q
number of states.
National interest centers In Massa.
chusetss. where the Democratic and
Republican parties have named full
state tickets. Eugene N. Foss Is a
candidate for reelection on the Demo
cratic ticket. The Republican ticket
Is headed by Louis A. rockingham,
the present lieutenant governor. In
New York a new assembly will be
elected. as well as several justices of
the supreme court.
New Mexico votes for the first time
in its history as a state, for a full set
OF state officers, members of congress
and for a supreme court. eight district
judges and eight district attorneys.
Arizona, on Dec. IL. will hold its first
state election for state officers, the
date having been fixed by proclama-
ton.
Ohio will vote for municipal officers
and delegates to the constitutional
convention. Georgia will hold a pri-
mary to nominate a candidate for gov
ernor to succeed Gov. Hoke Smith.
who soon will resign to become Unit
ed States senator.
Maryland. besides electing a govern.
or, will choose state comptroller,
attorney general. Judge of the court
of appeals. the full membership of the
house of delegates and half Of the SEN
ate. New Jersey will elect a legisla-
ture.
In Nebraska iudges of the supreme
court, railway commissioner and re-
gents of the state university are to be
elected. as well as a successor to the
late Representative Latta In the third
district. In Kansas, successors to the
late Representatives Mitchell and
Madison will be chosen.
Five parties in Rhode Island. where
full ticket is to be elected, have
nominated candidates. A legislature
also will be chosen.