davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-16
A. & M. GRADUATE
IS MADE REGENT
Students, after Honeymoon,
VIII Resume Studies
at State College.

State College, n. NJ, Aug. 16-R R
Larkin, a member of the first gradu-
; ating class. turned out by this insti-
tuition, now residing in Las Vegas, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy on
the board of regents recently created
by the resignation of Prof HadIey.
Prof. Hare has built two new porches
to his residence on College row and is
otherwise improving his property.
Roy Phelps and bride, who are
spending their honeymoon in Cali
fornia, do not expect to return to the
college. Mr.. Phelps having a position
there.
Mrs. W. E. Garrison and children
have gone to CastIeton, Ind, to spend
three months with Mrs. Garrisons par
ents
The atmosphere has been cooled and
the roads greatly improved by another
excellent rain.
Prof. Hammond, of the biology de-
partment is spending his vacation in
CloUGcroft.
Miss Edna Anderson is spending a
few days with friends in FL Paso.
The marriage of Miss Doris Brown
and Lee Malone was solemnized at the
AAOAAAC VI the DTlue parents, Ir. and
Mrs. o. H Brown, between the college
and Las Cruces. An enjoyable wedding
breakfast was served and the young
couple left on the southbound train
for a ten days stay at Cloudcroft
Miss Doris is the eldest daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Brown, and has lived in
the vicinity of the college since early
childhood, graduating from the pre-
paratory department last May. Mr.
Malone came from Dunedin, Fla, and
has been a student in the institution
for two years. 1t is quite probable
that the young people will resume their
college work here this fall They will
reside in the home formerly occupied
by the brides parents just east of Had
ley hall, recently purchased for them
by the groom's father, and thoroughly
renovated Luther Foster director of
the experiment station, and wife. were
the only guests at the wedding.
The handkerchief shower given by
the Misses MandelI for Miss Claire
Buell. was an enjoyable affair. The
wedding of Miss Buell. and Egbert
Merrill will take place August IS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-16

mounted. They have received enough
men to fill out the number required in
the regiment
Officers of the Second are busiIy en-
gagged in drilling the raw material
which has been placed in the regi-
ment- From daylight the drilling
squads are out in the fields getting the
horses and men into condition and
teaching them the fine points or army
life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-16

Butter, fancy grade. 35c per ID
Eggs, Sunflower- soc per doz. |
Eggs. fresh candled. .....2Ec per doz-
Z gs, ranch ....45c per dOZ !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-16

of Hume
spring and
when office
a
had
supreme
smoothly Impartial
improved i
official life if they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-16

OrOzcO's movements in Juarez and
the border patrol on the American side
OF the line are not disturbing the
numerous boys who daily take their
plunge, minus their bathing suits. in
the muddy Rio Grande anS have their
mud battles on the Mexico side.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-16
switeh Engine DerniIed.

An overturned rail caused the de-
railment of the Mexico North Western
switch engine in the yards near the
Stanton street bridge Thursday after
noon All the drivers and the tender
were on the ground.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-16

Upon request of valley farmers and
fruit growers. The Herald adds to its
market report the wholesale prices 1t
is generally understood that these
prices are Just 10 percent more than
the produce buyers pay the farmer for
HE DrOdrct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
JEFFERSON COUNTY
VIII Send Roosevelt Delegates As a
Result OF the Primary
Held Yesterday.
Special Dispatch to the Inteliiseneer.

Special Dispatch 60 the Intelligeneer.
STEUBENVILLE. O.. May 2l.-As
a result Of the primary today. Il is
expected Roosevelt will get a major
ity In jefferson county But one
third of the vote was in by midnight
and estimates were difficult. Wilson
had a more decisive victory. carry
ing the county by ? to 1. Hollings-
worth for congress in the county,
carried the county over DuvaH by a
thousand 1t is estimated. He was al
so victorious in all the other coun-
ties of the 16 district For repre-
sentative i'm the general assembly
John ellison has won out over eX-
judge Mansfield. In the majority of
county Offices the race was close and
the nominations are IN doubt. John
Means. for treasure Edwin Giner,
for surveyor and H. Carpenter for
recorder are believed to have won.
Henry Gregg Is believed to have won
majority of delegates to the con
vention that will name the probate
Judge, which meets Saturday. He
was opposed by Paul Smith and En-
nest Finley.
Wilson carried the county. while
Francis, for congress. was unopposed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
BELLAIRE
FOR TAFT
SMALL VOTE CAST AT VEsrUR.
DAYS pRiMARIEs.
Congress ~ a Lsrps Majority
Over opponents.

Whfle the Vo.a w.. nxh, ~. ~
by both the Republican, and Demo
Gratis. Taft carried the city by n
good majority over Roosexelt "a al.o
aid he In the other river front towns
BulRer candidate ON The Ranphlic,r
,cLs, TO- ch.str .-....'.. 20 -.
20 Oh 9. g. - a.
iVr roloNins
S" 80 e0oe oss' IN behaire ior the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
hARmos's VOTE IN INTERIOR or
COUNTY BADLY CUT.
Co,~en Secured Big Vote for Prose
eutor IN the lnterion-eia
Vote Cast.

While practically al the precincts
that have not yet been heard from in
Belmont county are those in the in
terror OF the county. enough has been
heard from this section to get a cor
rect line on the vote OF the farmers
and rural residents. Ideal weather
conditions kept many OF the farmers
I'm the harvest fields and the vote was
not as large as In former years. How
ever. both the Republicans and Demo
Gratis got the vote out" I'm the towns
and hamlets
Not only was Taft successful in the
river front towns but he carried the
rural sections, which was a bitter
blow 10 the Roosevelt supporters. who
claimed this section by big majority.
Danford and Weems. the Taft dele
gates. swept the mining sections in
and around Barton. Maynard. Lafferty,
Belmont corporation and the other
coal centers
Down in the southern section OF the
county. Powhatan and Ahe other
smaller voting places. the Taft sup.
porters also ran ahead.
The Legislature.
John ID. Hayes carried the county
and especially the rural districts by
an overwhelming majority. for rep.
'resentative In the general assembly
Mr.. Hayes received a two to one vote
In the interior OF the county. The vote
in the rural sections for James A.
Freeman, John w. Morrell and r.. T.
Sharp was very close. In fact the
few precincts that are missing in tn,
country district would possibly
change materially the vote on the
second representative. However, II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
MARTINS FERRY AND
BRIDGEPORT FOR TAFT

majority Of about 100 votes over
Worthington and Duvall for congress.
No disorders marked the primary
which passed OF very quietly. Free
man and Hays carried both cities for
the legislature, their majority being
less than a hundred. Dixon carried
the two cities by over 200. Cowen who
received the nomination. received but
lRs votes IN the two cities 10 Dixon's
ioi. Bulger was given two 10 one
vote over Perry for sheriff Koehnline
received 500 votes In the two cities for
commissioner webb running second
with 3S1 votes.
Following is the vote for the nation
al and county Offices in Martins Fer
~ and Bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
GARDEN DEFEATED BY
A LARGE MAJORITY

ersssisnAi eoaventlcn: Edward Hamu.
lse Henry Frohme. W. George A.
H s,; ~ !os S.J e9eiff ia rae ,.s
"; Henke, "a: G. Alan Garden. iIs.
DELEGATES 10 county convention: Prank
Wait ii.: Joseph Yoeks. ST.. Isl;
lsi; William a. Rsyi. ii0: w. l. Briee.
~. Harry EnEle. los: W. A Mitsch. %:
James II. KYLE. 100.
Madison District.
school commfesioner-E. h Bowie.
49,. Delegates TO state convention. G.
p. Citizens. lSs: W. II. Dorsey. las: r.
= kincheloe. 1s2. T. Il. Moore. lss: 4.
~ y. 'Kiiexes; l4s J. b sOmmsEville. iss;
L. = WiSal. i02. There was no contest
Tor delegates TO the congressional con-
vention. and the following received l5s
votes each: r. :. kincheloe. J. b. fancy.
II. T. Eckion. J. C. Boes. Lafayette
Graner.
County eonvention-Dr. w. E. II. Cald-
well: &c; = 3; fancy l9s: NJ NC
Kineheloe. lis: T. W. Kilieen. a.: Prank
Hallett. a.; J. II. Klieves, 81. j. r. Stohl-
man. 4S: q. W Knarr. II; Jacob Boes.
90: +. r. Kraft. So: T. b. Moore. 30.
Clay District
For school commissioner. short term
James X. fancy ass; long term. J. FL
wood Hughes. az For Justice OF the
Dailer. 1s6. For constable. Ebert
Mitchell. Delegates TO state convention.
T. $. Riley, John o. Pendleton. Ed. r.
Hughes. Johnson c. Mckinley. Edward
Slime. c. Burgess Taylor. ID. f. Stainaker.
lgnatlus Bremen. received 100 votes
each. Delegates to congressional con-
yention. Ignatius Brennan. G. Burgess
Taylor, Edward J. Schaub. Michael Ma
loney. Camden (Bud) fancy. received
30 votes each. Delegates 10 county
convention. Camden (Bud) fancy. Chas.
A. Feinler. Carter Norman, w. NJ Wind
sor; W. p. Cogiey. received 100 votes
each.
School commissioner. Otto NJ. wiede-
busch. $50. Justices OF the peace. NJ b.
Bailey. 275; William Manion. 245; c. +.
Raider. 81. Constable. Henry Hoffman,
365. There was no contest for delegates
TO state and congressional conventions
and the following received 363 votes
each. state convention. Phillip Burke,
DIT. Harry Hubbard. James J. Mahoney,
DR.. n. =. Campbell. NJ. FinniRan, wal
ter Burke. John J. Mcnamara, Mark
Z Mulkenrn, Lee Wells
Congressional convention: Frank
Green. 1877; Charles Dietrich. 2ls: John
I J. Byrne 49,; Dan O'Leary. 1874: John
/ Sonnefeit 1871. William Smith. "a: RAY
mond Cunningham. 1872; Louis Bartens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
TAFT CARRIES


over p. '. Perry. Mr.. Buieer Was
given more than n : 90 vote.
The real dght for county OFFICES cen
tered on the prosecuting attorney race.
With the precincts yet 20 hear from
the nomination IL yet undecided but
indications are that W. W. Cowen viii
receive a majority OF about 200 over
the other three candidates George
A Colpitts. W. @. Dixon. Jr.. and d. ID.
Dubois received practically the same
vote.
County conr-lssloners.
The three commissioners nominated
were ID. VI. Huntsman, William Koen-
line ind W. ~. Miller. The only other
candidate was George W. Webb.
Harry E. Rice was nominated for
county surveyor by a small majority
oyer II. A. Conrad. while Frank Hage-
dorm was nominated for county re-
corder over T. W. Taylor. His ma
jority was several hundred. DR.. Geo.
v. Hensley was nominated for coroner
over DIT. II. +. Weidman.
Democratic Results.
The Harmon vote was cut very
much In Belmont county, but the
state executive had a good majority
over his opponent Woodrow Wilson
The Democratic vote was much small
er than the Republican vote even IN
proportion TO the Republican majority
that Belmont gives
Marion Huffman and Roy l. Nc
Clave will represent the county at
the Democratic national convention.
4. N. Bigss and A. ]. Curnell were
nominated as representatives to the
general assembly over James Tall
man.
James ID. Lyle received the nom-
ination for treasurer by a very small
majority over ]. w. Cassells and c.
b. Patton. The county commission
ers nominated were w. L. Caldwell.
c. r. Gifden and Joseph McAllister.
The votes in the river towns appears
elsewhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
LOST $1,000
TREATING ECZEMA
Is Years Torts-e gnos When Ne Be
gins Using the Wonderfui zemo.
That Cures All Skin Affections.
Get the L1ssr.i ascent rsi., .ssa..

Worry no more about eczema. piulp.ssg
blotches, blackheads. scrofulOus skin,
letter. salt rheum. BARRIERS itch, dan
druff. or any other skin eruption. ZEMO
will cure you. Read this: Pond. Mo-
take great pleasure In recommending
your ZEMO. I had eczema all over my
body for twenty-five years. and IN all
that time not having more than two or
three hours and many nights not more
than half hours sleep the whole night.
l spent no less than 81. SEQ for medicines
trying TO find cure. once In a while
found something to give me relief for n
rev days and then / would be Just as
bad as before. / finally tried ZEMO
and to my great surprise was entirely
cured five years ago. John A. Kern.
Thousands OF others have been cured
by ZEMO. zEMO II sold by druggists
at ii.00 per bottle. but you can now OBJ
tain 2b-cent trial size TO prove its re-
markahie worth In your case. zEAfO il
fully guaranteed by F.. w Rose Medi-
cine Co. 81. Louis. Mo. ZEMO Is sold
and hishly recommended by leading
druggists throughout America and in
Wheeling by Chas. r. Goethe a Co, c.
H. 0reist a Co: Selby Reed, Bridge
port and Martins Ferry, Ohio; Dank-
worth Bros. Pharmacy, Beliaire. Ohio:
o. o. Gates. BenwoOd. W. Va; Werlich
Drug Co. WellsburE. W. Va: Harry L.
Myers. McMechen. W. Va; VIII Peabody,
MoundsVille. w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
HARRISON COUNTY
Gives Taft Majority on Face Of Re
turns Now ln-May
BE Increased.

Special Dispatch 20 the InteIIieencer.
CADIZ, o., May 21.-On the face Of
the returns available from Harrison
county in the primary today Taft
carried the county. with 13 precincts
missing. his majority is IS. The re-
naming 13 precincts are large ones
and will likely ring his majority up to
300. Mr.. Hollingsworth for congress,
carried his home county by a big
majority. Bayd won the fight for
sheriff on the republican ticket Har-
mon was given a majority by the
county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22

Lnrimerg Fate until next term. Al
OH events the vote Will be DELAYED by
L0rimers illness
LINf Albert Prince. con
'icted ~ the murder 81 Deputy War
Gen Edward Davis % the state peniten-
uarf Ht fne close N chapel exercises
on February ~. was TODAY sentenced
fn he hanged on August 20
st IOtfS.--Gne negro was killed
siN others were injured. some Of them
sefinu7Iy, when n three story brick
nlidlng collapsed here this morning
u De- reported that another person. a
woman. iT stil On the wreckage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
UNION DISTRICT

At the time Of going 10 press. Pre-
cinct No. ]. In Union district. had not
completed its count. but out OF total
OF i25 votes counted Garden secured
nine and Sweeney ii6. Halter was
running away from Ebbert By almost
the same vote. and blanchard had
long lead over Brimfon The vote Of
This precinct In any event would not
change tho final result. and the win
ners will BE- Sweeney. Blanchard. Hal
Ter and Casey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
MONROE CLOSE
Al Midnight Result VIZ in Doubt, All
Factions Claiming Victory
az Polls.

Special plsptch 90 the Intelileencer
WOODSFIELD Ohio. May 21.-At
midnight the result In Monroe county
was in doubt both Taft and Roose-
Welt men claiming the county. Re
turns we're very scattered and will not
be complete until tomorrow The
Democratic results was likewise IN
doubt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22

didates in Belmont county was very
small Harmon carried Bridgeport.
Martins Ferry. and the In land towns
by good majority over Woodrow
Wilson. Congressman Francis had
no opposition for reelection. The
vote In the two towns follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
Muskinaum.

GAINESVILLE. o.. May 21.-The re-
turns ct midnight indicated that one
Roosevelt delegate. Melick and one
Taft delegate. Ransbottom. are elect
ed. by close maiorities OF 100.
In the fifteenth district, James Joyce
Cambridge. Is a winner for Republican
congress by majority of 600. while
White. Democrat had no opposition.
Harmon beat out Wilson in the pre-
ferential primary by 81 votes. with
about one dozen precincts TO be heard
from.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
COLUMBIANA

EAST LIVERPOOL. o.. May 21-
AZ late hour this morning IL was
claimed candidate for delegate And
efson would win. he having 1877 and
was ahead % all rivals He Is said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
RELEASED
Men Charged with Robbe-y OF g.
Clairsvills Postonics Released at
6istersVille.

Being able to prove their innocence.
the two men who were arrested yester-
day aftrnoon in Sistersviile. suspected
OF being implicated in the robbery OF
the ST Clairsville postofice. were last
evening released by the police % that
city.
Last evening an empty mail sack vas
found on Rose HIN Although this is,
the latest clue. there are no new de-
velopmcnts in the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
utt.r.d worthle.. cheek.

FATRMONT. W. Va. May 2f.-C.
c. Boyd. one Of the three young men
charged with passing worthless
checks in this city was arrested
arly this morning by a constable
rear Morgantown lie vas brought
70 Jail here today and is held walt
iEg a hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
BOND ISSUE
For Erection Of ST. cisirsvills High
School Defeated Yesterday
BY Close Vote.

The proposition % Issuing bonds 70
the amount of $4,000 for the erecttioinI
81 anew high school building waal
turned down by the St. Clairsvilia
citizens AZ yesterdays election by IND
small jority % 10 votes. At n re
cont election the bond issue was De
feated by IS votes The school com
declare that they viii ar
ranReafor arcther vote 20 be taken col
the proposition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22

to favor Roosevelt. George Thomp-
son, a Taft man. carried the county
for congress. =. Ketlow carried the
CO unity for representative in the
general assembly. Little could be
learned as TO the outcome Of the
Democratic race.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
SIG VOTE CAST AT DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARY.
Sweeney Secures Nomination BY q
Vote Of Over Three 90 One.
Haller Nominated.

One Of the biggest surprises of the
Democratic primaries held yesterday
was the victory OF Andrew T. Sweeney
over John VI. Garden, and with the
returns yet incomplete, he will win
out over his opponent by over 1900
votes. The total vote as near as
could be gotten at last evening. was
2.S43. and this may be raised when
all the returns are in.
Halter won out for commissioner
by a handsome majority over Gilbert
and Toby Blanchard will be victorious
over Crimson for assessor. The
closest fight will be for criminal Judge
between Casey and Sawtelle. and IL
Is likely that Casey will be the victor.
lie was leading by a good margin last
night with one big precinct in Union
district to hear from. and while Saw
telle will run strong in this precinct
II Is not likely he will secure enough
votes 10 win.
In many OF the districts quite a con-
test was on for delegates TO the state.
congressional and county conventions
and this helped 10 bring out the big
vote.
The vote for county offices will be
found in the accompanying table and
the result for the district offices are
as follows:
Warrington County
School commissoiner TcifN1 W., LIZ
Rayl. Ioi W. A Driehorst e6. (countrv1
John i. Roth. 1913. Justice OF the mac.
S53nh Bachuer, l9i; August Scheutzner.
A. constable. samuel Miller. zoe I:
Jerry Desmond. 19s. DELEGATES TO STATE
convention. George J. aMthison. i7s: !
bremen, lel; W. c. Handlan. i42:
yohn y. Garden. 1877: John J. ConIff lax
FRED Driehorst. 100: Louis A. Zosck.
ier. IL: Henry Frohme. III: L. ] MI
ter. looi John H. Crockard. IFS: John "
Isazear. los; w. r. Henke, rs: r. Q Con-
ner. sb. Charles Apple. 50; Charles =
urEess %; Henry Grelner. Jr.. %; Dr
= L. 5. spragg. 80. Delegates 20 con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
GUERNSEY CLOSE
At Midnight Taft and Roosevelt Race
Was Very close-Wiison 0sts
County

Special Dispatch 70 the IntelIigencer.
CAMBRIDGE, o., May. 21.-The re-
suit in Guernsey county at midnight
was so close that the result could not
be foretold. until further precincts
had reported. However. Il was stated
Taft would get the fifteenth district.
Joyce and Fouts for congress on the
Republican ticket are also running
neck and neck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

'HICAGO.-Takirg ~ evidence was
BEGUN todas 30 the prosecution ~ the
NorthWostrrr Asan.,afIon ~ Retail
Lumber d'aI.rs. The alleged lumber
trust"
L'N'1N. Pr Julius charles Werr-
her head ~ rho Do usrs ftsr,ord
syndicate and OF tho Hrm ~ yy.r1tar
Belt and c0mrarI. died TODAY.
WASHINFTFF De o. asIf e. move
ment is On to postpone n vote On SEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
SMALL VOTE CAST IN OVER THE
RIVER TOWNS.
hellins~orth Reserved a Majority in
the Industrial Towns for
Congress.

A light vote was cast at the Repub-
ncan primaries at Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry yesterday. These two
cities rolled up majority OF over 100
votes for President Tat Roosevelt
lost practically every precinct in the
two cities despite the fact that he had
a strong machine built mp In both
places. HOllingsworth also received a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-22
RURAL SECTIONS OF
BELMONT FOR TAFT

looks very much as though Freeman
will nave enough maturity In the
river front towns to win.
-oliinss~orth Again.
Belmont county's native son. Paul
b. Worthington. was beaten In the
interior by Hollingsvorth. In May
nard. Flushing. Bethesda. Powhatan.
GAINESVILLE and other inland towns
the jefferson county candidate was
given large majority. Duval the
other candidate received but few votes
from the farming element
COUNTY TICKET.
The rural section went more than
20 ] for Clyde Bulger for sheriff
over his opponent ID. r. Perry. DIR.
Hesley carried the rural section over
DR.. II. r. Weidman by a good major
ity as he did also in the river front
towns
The majority received by Judson
Harmon in the interior of the state
over Woodrow Wilson was a bitter
disappointment TO his supporters
Harmon, the native son expected to
carry the county by an Overwhelming
majority but the New Jersey execu.
tive rolled up surprisingly big vote
This tends 10 prove the claims OF the
eastern Ohio Democrats that the ad
ministration OF Harmon has not met
with approval in this section.
Both Marion Huffman and Roy l.
McClave will go as Belmont county
delegates to the National convention
Both men received a majority in the
inland section over Laughlin and
Tallman. The race for county treasu
urer is close one. Incomplete re
turns give James y. Lyle a small ma
tority over Cassells and Patton. but
a change may be made when the other
returns come in today.
Caldwell Giffin and McAllister re
ceived a majority OF the votes in the
rural section over Kennon and
Shields.