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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-09-30

FOR SALE-The Bemidji lead pen
ell (the best nickel pencil in the
world, at Netzer's, Bankers, O. G.
Foods, McCuaig's, Omich's, Roe &
Markusen's and the Pioneer Office
Supply Store at cents each and
SO cents a dozen.
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FOR SALE-Small fonts Of type,
several different points and in
first class condition. Call or write
this Office for proofs. Address Be-
midji Pioneer, Bemidji. MINI.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Typewrite ribbons for
every make of typewriter on the
market at so cents and rs cents
each. Every ribbon sold for Is
cents guaranteed. Phone orders
promptly filled. Mail orders given
the same careful attention as when
you appear in person. Phone 81.
The Bemidji Pioneer Office Supply
Store.
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WHALE ATTACKS BARK
Enraged Mammal Kills One
Man and Injuries Another
Found Dead Next Morning BY
MhaIer'S Crew

SEATTLE. Oct. Is. AN account d
thrilling story OF q battle at zen
with an infuriated whale which at:
lacked the bark Wanderer. 600 miles
tn Barbadoes, sfter he had stove the
lthsrd and fourth mates boats and kill.
ed one man and severely injured IN.
other ii the latter boat. Is contained
in letter which has been received
from Captain s. A. Mosher. master
OF the bark, BY members Of his fam.
i;y In Smith Mills.
The attack BY the whale occurred
on Aug. "a. and Captain Mokhel de-
scribes 1t In his letter as follows:
sBoatheader brought the third mate
aboard stove at at 1880. Thought the
whale was going to sink the snip,
for at 8 O'Clock he came for us head
on, and We couldn't get out OF hts
way. Made All the noise We could
and slowed him up. but he came along
side and tried to bite piece ont Of
her. At 10 o'clock he cut the fonrtn
Taate's boat in two, killed one map
and hurt another pretty bad. 80 the
beats had to cut. Held the funeral
tie next morning, and at 10 raised the
came whale four miles to windWar1
dessd. Cot him alongside and cut him
ui Made just 100 barrels
Though the sperm whale ia recoE.
nised by whalemen as the most feru.
oieus and dangerous of leyiathans
vessels Of the New Bedford whaling
feet have been singularly fortunate
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HARB|lR NOTES

The next mail from the mainland L
due to arrive here In the Oceanic lin.
er Sierra on next Monday morning.
Mail forwarded q the mainland ID
Oceanic liner Ventura + reported to
hate arrived 1t San Erancisco 1t an
early hour yesterday morning
The rush Of freight from the main
Ind within The past six weeks Is re
ported may cause considerable con.
gestion at the wharves at the upper
end Of the harbor.
Sugar and pineapples to the extent
Of $500 tons have reached the Coast
with the arrival Of the American-Ha.
Maiian freighter Virginian at San
Francisco yesterday.
The Matson Navigation freighter
HiIonian that left San Francisco for
Sealtle yesterday Is predicted win
clean up = goodly portion Of the offer-
ing Of freight awaiting there for
transportation Ito the islands.
small cargo from the mainland
I'd the Pacific Mail liner China WIN
occasion no delay In the departure Of
the vessel for the Coast Of Asia. The
China viii, however, be supplied with
q considerable quantity Of coal.
Four automobiles remaining on the
Territorial Whhrves since the FIRST
part Of August accumulated demprr-
age to the amount OF $500 which sum
has been paid under protest By n.
H. Davies and Company The bin
may receive consideration at the
bands OF the harbor commission at its
next meeting,
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ARB0R DAY OBSERVED
At COLLEGE oF HAWAII

Arbor Day Is being observed ct tlle
College Of Hawaii this afternoon The
Arbor Day COMMITTEES Of the Coileel
has ARRANGED the following exerciges
The opening address Is to- be deliy'
cred 81 mr. Donagl1ho.
MI Leslie Clark will plant 9 sacred
.banyan tree for the class Of 1912. d
which be Is graduate
{ Miss Lillian BOYD VIII plant Nor
folk pine taraucaria cOhiIj Tor the
class Of Is.
Miss Miriam Clark win plant the
Tree for the class Of "A
Mr.. Imai plants the tree for the
class Of Is.
Mr. Yong viii plant the tree for
the class Of 10
The classes n IL, 10 and IS plant
Norfolk pines. the SAME as the class
of Is tree.
This IS the first year that the Col
'lege has made any plans for the Oh.
sefvance Of Arbor Day and II they are
success this year, Arbor Day VIII
be observed annually ct the College.
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NOT cApT. 4ouDLETTE.

W. c. Moore who has begun divorce
proceedings against his wife now liy.
ing in Oakland, Is reported to the
StarsBulletin as making the state
ment that the Houdlette mentioned in
his petition for divorce is not Capt.
Houdlette 81 the Sierra The reading
of the complaint was such as TO leave
an erroneous impression in the minds
of some who might think there could
be no other Houdlette on the Sierra
than Capt Houdlette. Mr.. Moore is
reported to express very high per-
sonai regard for Capt. Houdlette.
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DEP0RTS InR0NG
CH|NA'S DECKS

- n -
49, VIZ 80 81 s.S,. 30 pas-
ssnss.s - sne -! $3.50 ~ n - nnsl Snl-
- .ehl ou.e g me Las. ale on
ysS.s ~ -, !. nan o.uiny ineeless
- sus,aI ollelais seae.oneu ls.s, ~,
~ .-'.e. -. .po 49,. -
s ol,suss a.s Delns .elunsu - 'n -
49, 49, 49,. g passsnss s, = ne
$3.50 s.a. y Isilla mus :. ing pOlt
| < ..olg.uin .ouay go. !,
~, :. se.ssa, 80, III, g ,,,se. Z. shs
aclc E seniai anu MelI llhea sklp-
peL Y me Snlna va IavoIeo W,sn tne
49, -. - :. .ns $500 ,lsn soulu ptos
800 =. wv lloll 0ail iall-
sis ~, = 5,s s:,s ,s,a.,..s 80.
- Sl...a .asel,l ~ s..aAeA
80 !, ~ = y 800 ..'is llol -
1 sasa -. sn. - 1912 caals aau one
svsn, 49, 80 80 p ss,ssess 80 q, 80.
an g, ~ sDns 49, = e ~.
s m.,i s usai 80 nsIs IS III -.
49,. 80, ..os. 80 ,ns ~ = = ~ -.
~. -, $3.50, -, ~ 80 soass =
10 s, n a. 49,. ~ s'e 49,. s..
vessel viii Is sl EVEN s sia h,,na as u
li r. IONS 3ts,' coal -. s, n....,,.
her ~ 1s eshs7, - $500 &c. 80, s ,1e
- ne sfs .. !. $500 s..ea anu : y
T ~, bovs,..a ,s.,. ~. .n,,, -.
e - 1870 IossSu w. .hs -, sup on Us
her last ca,r - for n, s nd s4s -
- ared f,hinee. s,,assed srsy II;s
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MAKES
ANSWER 10
KALAlp

Clerk Kalanokalanl in his own Of
flee, yesterday afternoon made known
to Mayor Fern. IN the presence OF =
Star Bulletin reporter. 4 grievances
and complaint against the road de-
paEtment. He stated that material
from the Kalakaua avenue recon
struction work was being hauled 70
the land Of Percy n. Pond FOR filling.
In purposes, contrary to the direc;
tious of the board on supervisors thai
the debris be used for covering for
Kalanokalani lame, Dole street and
other thoronghfares. This board. like
ifs predecessor. was paving Kalauo,
kalani lane with promises. and here
was the road department carting
away stuff that had only to be 10
moved fifty feet to place II on the
lane called after the clerk.
Supervisor Low was met at the ent.
rance Of the city hall this morning,
and, 6 member Of the road com
mittee. asked what about this alleged
action Of the department IN faNOrine
private citizen ak the expense 81
public needs. THAT Is just what ]
want to find out. Mr.. Low replied,
showing that the complaint had
reached him. Afew minutes later he
was informed. when Road Oversees
Caldwell. ii answer to The Reporter,
explained the business
The material has to be gOt out 81
there, said Mr. Caldwell. and we
have not teams to haul II away, nor
s,cs. Wa. kfrs<S kcn ms
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WEATHER TODAY
s5 ~

FRIDAY. Nov. y.
TEMPERATURES am. IL: a m,
IS; 10 a. M, IS; II noon. a. Mini
mum last night. n
Wfnd-6 4. m. velocity 4. n. E.;
q M, velocity 8. n. E.; 10 n m, We
locity ". N. E.: ~ noon. velocity IL,
E. Movement past 81 hours. ISL
miles.
Barometer AZ 9 3. m. 80. g7. Rela-
tire humidity. 8 an, Sc. Dew.poini
a 8 = m. &c. Absolute humidity 3
Z M 80 Rainfall, T.
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Per r. M. S. s. China from San
.EranciscO Tor Honolulu.rJ Andra
de, Mrs. y Andrade and child, w. a
II. Conner, Capt. j. H. Henderson
n. n, A. s. Hayward. Henry Lopisson
Miss v. s. May, ghas. Meineoke, =
=. Sawyer. Mrs. F.. 3. SaWyen Mrs /
Stubbs and infant. Rev. w ~. Cur
ney, j. GaIland, Mrs A Gnllaud. Al r.
Nader, Mrs. A. +. Nader md Infant.
For Yckohaima- DR. Nv. Blake, Mrs
w. Blale. DR.. ID. M. Campbell, Mrs,
d. II. Eampbell. r. Goodalis Everett
n Graham, Mrs. Helen Graham, Miss
M. Haddock, DIR. Gunpher Jocby.
Miss W. MapGowan, y. Nelson. Mrs.
H. Nlelson Captain H. IL Sonthey.
Rev. David Van Strien, Mrs. David
Van StFien Gustay weinberg.
For KubeW @. Fairfield, Frank
Mills. Tong POy, Mrs. Tong Poy and
infant, j. b. Thomas, Tong Sum
For Ehanehai-C G. g. Baldwin. Mrs.
G. G. Baldwin, Master Ghas HR'dRfn,
g p. Bostick. Mrs. 9. P .Bostick. DR..
5. II. Chang, Dr.. III C. Chang. Rev.
H. ], G0nrads0n, Rudolph Exers. Rev.
J. johnson. Edward Strassman. +. H.
Stuart. III. w. Winstead
For Hong Kong Miss Mary Adams
Miss w u. Baker. w. H. Berger, IL.
Block, Mrs. e. Block, r. B. Birnbanm.
Miss Louise Clark. NJ. Pic Correa. r.
IA. Detanore, Mrs.. w Il. Dobson,
Master Connolly Dgbson, Master Ser.
yey Dobson. Rev. Vim. Dring, Mrs,
VIM Dring, Mrs. A. s. Emery, Geor,
sc z. Evans. Fong. Pkiah, 6. T. Frank
Mrs Alice Gallagher, Master Fred
Gallagher. Master George Gallagher,
g. ". Carpenter GARNER. Mrsr. G. w.
Carpenter GARNER. James Geary, Miss
K. Gerow. Mrs. T. Getty. Miss Mar.
guerite Getty. Miss Ruth Getty, r. e.
Gilbert, p r Hickey, Miss Louise
Hicks, L. o. Hubbard. Miss +. nj. Hum.
bert Mrs. M. Irving, Miss AZ. Irving,
ID. K Keith, Miss NJ. o. King, Kong
Fin, w ID. Kraft. Mrsr. w. ID. Kraft,
Miss d. K. Kuhnhenn, Bertram Lew
is, Low Chung. Ed Lynn. w. r. Man.
ley, Mrs w. R. Manley. Rev. E. C.
Mitchell, Mrs E. C. Mitchell. Mrs. M.
NJ. Mcdonald. J. N Noon. Jos. Opet,
Hrs. Jos. oRet Miss L. Petersen, Her
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man w. Pickrell, Mrs. +. Power. Miss
Anna Raymond. A. {. Rudes, Miss Ed
ID hue. Mrs n. d. shelby, Luis
Solo, ID. NJ. stewart, .Miss Ella Stew
art. Rev. John III. Swan, Mrs. John NJ.
Swan. Master Robert Swan. Yet G.
0Hyang. Miss A. c. Yoangnian.
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PERSONALITIES

ATTORNEY GENERAL ALEX.
LINDSAY left yesterday for Kauai
on business trip. He expects to
return Sunday
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PASSENGERS BOOkED

Per p M. 8. s. China from Homo.
lulu for the Orient Miss G. A. Her.
on. Miss b C. Ross. i. Clarion Nj
chols. A. USHER.
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM The ISLANDS
Especial Onble TO Merchants

No Gable Report.
ARRIvALSNov. s. s. s. China,
from SIN Francisco.
SAILING Nov. q. s. s. Promise.
70 allkatea
AEROGRAMS IS. s. Sierra. viii ar
rive from San Francisco Monday
n1Dfning a. s so. % cabin and 1S
steerage passengers; 1890 tons car
60; 81 sacks mail
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Shipping


4
MARIANA cosied 1t seattle and ii0no.
lulu.
In addition to the hundreds OF tons
OF coal given the Canadian-Australiau
| liner Mariana while at Honolulu. that
vessel called at Seattle before start
ing out on the trans-PaciBc voyage
/, for fuel toEfili empty bunkers. The
strike at Vancouver made IL almost
impossible TO load or discharge a. the
British Columbian ports IT Was with
much relief that shipping interests In
the Northwest learned that the strike
under the auspices OF the longshOre.
mems union had finally been settied
Just prior to the sailing Of the Ma
rama Tor Honolulu.
The conclusion Of the strike was 10
the advantage Of both the steyedor-
ing company and the union men who
struck The latter. u would appear.
were not prepared for 3 lengthy
struggle, and the former were expe-
riencing some difficulty In fulfilling
their obligations satisfactorily with
what non-union men they could pick
up One Of the disadvantages OF the
employment OF inexperienced men
was apparent m the nnloading Of the
Canadisn-Australian liner Mariana,
when, after various awkward happen
ings, man fell down one of the
hatchways. and was badly injured.
:, -
skipper PLAYS for .Hioh Stakes.
Captain T. L. Harrison Is not afraid
OF trying to achieve what others have
declared to be impossible and thai
Is Why he was the lone passenger on
the freighter Arizonan sailing for
Central American ports from San
Francisco on October Is. The object
Of Captain Hafr1son's journey IS 70
pull into deep water the Kosmos
liner Kambyses. which went ashore
off the Costa Rican coast as many IS
Ten years ago. Ever since the break
ers have been pounding against her
steel frame. but, according to tho
latest reports, without mucn OF q
chance Of breaking her sturdy back.
The Kambyses would Be as good as
new only for the fact that she cant
get out or her sandy bed to do any
steaming In the open Harrison has
=. AZ. II ...~,.. ~ 80, =. -. - f><.. - 4.
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PhotosEneratlng Of hiRbest Grade
can he secured from the Ntnf- llulletin
Photo Engraving Plant
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.ss~sll. esgsr Laden. Surrounded b,
Ice Pack.
sailing from Kaiiului with six thou
sand tons sugar. the American ship
Edward Sewall. which a few weeks
ago reached destination on the east
coast Of the United States. spent
many days surrounded BY bergs and
vast fields Of ice in the Antarctic.
The story of the long and perilous
voyage OF the Sewall, with the ship.
inent Of Hawaiian sugar, is a graphic
one az related by advices received
here from the coast.
The big Sewall, which has made
many trips around the Horn passed
through three seasons on this voyage.
On July 18th the vessel was struck
by northwest gale which lasted three
days. Heavy seas broke over the
craft and Hooded her decks, washing
overheard everything movable. The
.fprecastle was flooded and the jibs
blown away, the vessel weathering
the storm with great difficulty.
When the Sewall was seventy days
out and on Cape Horn she ran into the
antarctic iceberg region and for =
time Vas surrounded on al SIDES Dy
innumcrable bergs many Of which
were Of great size. While 1t WAS
summer In the North Hemisphere IL
was winter of the horn, and for weeks
the ship was white with ice and snow
There Il possibility that the Sewall
will be liked as q round the Horn car
rler by the local Sugar Factors Co.
The long passages with the attendent
uncertainty attached thereto. mitigate
against the employment OF windlam-
mers ~ the transportation OF sugar
from Hawaii 70 tne mainland.
Dn me Iast TIP q tne salles, - ap-
. .n Sn,ck ~ aeSo.ll peLlle s " Lls
We e.o elI.ut ~ y. 49, ssll - tecns
...a - 'e-nss ne sosese 49, - -
~ way ansehih5 oul ilohosol'Ous.
49, go.
~ ie'sss = = .'. . =. ..
49, eeh nssusu an1 = l' sals ~.
80, - ~.
1900, ~ =. III Z, Nneks
-. .>, 80 9, ''''' 80 s.
tne noie.st NA.c1 nets y 1911 w. VI.
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Favorable weather between San
Francisco and Honolulu Is reported
through wireless messages received
last evening from four TRANSIT Pacific
,liners now steaming between the
coast and the Islands.
NJ. N. S. s. Hyades Enroute from
Seattle. 8 p. m. November I, 1912,
zs3 miles from Honolulu; will arrive
Friday evening
p. NJ S. s. China -Enroute from
San Francisco. 8 p. M, rs mics from
i11nnolulu; will arrive ct half.past
nine o'clock Friday morning and sail
Saturday klnorning ct ten O'Clock.
M. N. S. s. Wilhelpiua Enroute
70 San Francisco, 5 p. m, 49, miles
from Honolulu: fresh wind frOm
north; sea moderate; all well.
%. s. s. Sierra Enroute from San
francisco; Eeyenty-three firstcahin
and thirteen steerage passengers; 81
sacks Of mail.
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The Pacific Mail liner Mongolia
scheduled TO sail for the mainland on
next Tuesday is expected will carry
q large accumulation Of fEail
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Means FlRfed = Nttnrn FEn0agemeut
After an absence Of sefefai years
The Royal Mail liner Moana of th'
Union Steamship Company. arrived
at San Francisco on October from
Australia and New Zealand via th,
South Sea Island ports OF call Of Ra
ratonga and Papeete, She is talKin,
the place or the Manuka, which Il
now on the run between the British
colonies. and is due for her annua
survey Years ago the moana plies
in the old service between San Fran
cisco and thu Apfs,,<s1ca
The Delta independent., 1912-05-10

ed States and England begin to sail
within easy reach, and train loads
of troops are hurried toward her
borders. The pretense of protecting
Americans. while they were impris-
oning or numbering them, has been
tolerated plenty long enough by
this government. The Mexicans
have both secretly and openly hated
our people ever since the former
wars. They have permitted them
to partially develop their country,
under a guise of friendliness, in the
hope of being later able to rob them
of their property, and this has bene
accomplished through petty perse-
cutions, many times during the long
period of peace. There has never
been a time, since the days of Santa
Ana, that an American or his prop
erty were safe in Old Mexico.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-10
Delta, Colorado

OF said election shall be posted as re-
CURED by law and the city Clerk of
said City is hereby charged with the
uuty or effectuating these provisions.
Section Twelve. This ordinance after
it's Introduction and reading shall be
published In full in the Delta lndepend-
-... = e.spaper OF general circulation.
published In the City Of Delta in its
issue OF Nav 10. y. -. 1912. and for ten
DAYS thereafter. and after it's final pas
sage shall be recorded in book kept for
ti.-t pLi pore. be authenticated by the
signatures of the Mayor and city Clerk.
shall be published in the Delta Indepen-
dent. a newspaper published within tho
limits OF the city of Delta, Colorado,
and shall take effect and be in force
aDJn the expiration OF five days after
Il has been published
Introduced. read and ordered published
tins sth duy OF May. A. -. 1912.
g. J. LiPrERT.
Mayor.
tseAlJ
Attest. CAMILLA SANDERS.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-10

Revised by the Grand Mesa Abb
stract company, Delta. for the week
ending Tuesday. May 6, 1912.
ELLA NJ. Hawkins q to Margaret
b. Faxon. 5 A. Paonia. $4,000.
ollie Crush & to Nathan Lift. tr.
Paonia. 81.
w. X. McKisson TO Bert y. Craw-
ford, 2 lots Crawford. $500.
Il. l.. Howard to T'hos. Glenn, ir.
Crawford $500.
c. w. Rinehart to ID. C. Town
send. A. Cedaredge. $500.
d. +. Burtis to J. A. Walker. 16
A. Hotchkiss, $500.
j. NJ. Anderson a. to Hiram w.
Heinninger. tr. cedaredge. $4,000.
Mary A. Estey to Mary NJ. Mich
OILS. lots Paonia. $500.
A. ]. Mohlman to c. E. Clark. 10
a. Reed. $500.
w. =. Dale TO II. II. Dale. 20 A.
Delta. 81.
Geo. c. Crabill to II. II. Freyberg,
2 lotsD eta. $4,000.
J. T.. Shue to Marsha A. shue,
lots Delta, 81.
Joha Griffith to A. c. Thomas. tr.
Eckert, 81.
Harriet NJ. Davis & to l.. u. Art
man. tr. Crawford. 81.
Frank Childress d to l.. p. Deut-
sch. . and 1873 A. Hotchkiss. 81.
Alabama Nursery Co. to Herbert
S. Chase, lots Delta. $40.
The Delta independent., 1912-05-10

The hobo is drifting from the
southland. Like the robbins tina,
come in the spring, he is as sure
"a harbfnger, if not as clearly and
sprightly. There is a difference be-
tween the genuine hobo and tho
unfortunate unemployed. The ireal
hobo would feel insulted if alluded
choice, reading the seasons by in
stinct, knowing latitude and longi-
tude as well as he does the trail to
the back door of the kindhearted
houSeh older
The Delta independent., 1912-05-10

The demand has been supplied.
The Albnay Hotel of Denver, has
supplied it. The hotel has been
undergoing expensive improvements
during the past five months, and the
Albany management now places at
the disposal of partons, rooms with
private bath, or rooms with pri-
vate toilet and lavatory at the rate
formerly charged for rooms without
similar accommodations. Rooms
with private bath and lavatory, ST.
so. per day; rooms with private
bath, $3.50 per day. These are ex-
ceptionally fine rooms, newly deco
rated and refurnished. For
long time there has been a demand
for rooms at this rate. The Albany
is the first to supply the demand,
and the wonderment of all is how
a hotel of the Albany's character
can afford to supply it's patrons
with such accommodations at SO low
a price. Try one of the $3.50 and
81 per day rooms with bath, and you
will be pleased. Larger rooms
with bath, $3.50 and SO per day.
All post cards l cent each at the
DELTA Rack et Store Why nav more?
The Delta independent., 1912-05-10
APPROVING CHARTER
REJECTING CHARTER

Section Nine. The following named
persons are hereby appointed Judges ana
CLERKS OF said elections: -
FIRST Ward. Precinct Ono
JUDGES.
J. T.. GALLUP.
STARR son,
c. r. NI'TTER.
CLERKS.
GARALD THAYER,
ADA H. MCCAIN
Second Ward. Precinct Two.
JUDGES
A. L. PENLEY
JOHN UGLow.
CLERKS
c. ID. WALTERS,
ALICE CKOXTON.
Third Ward. Precinct Three.
JUDGES.
GEORGE DETER.
LOIS KELSo,
j. II. BECkLEI.
CLERKS.
WALTER SINGLETON
ADA HORTON.
That said persons so appointed as
Judges and said ! ersons so appointed as
clerks shall be the judges and clerks
OF the special election to be held on the
18th day OF June A. ID. 1872 and the same
said persons 20 appointed as judges apd
clerks shall be the judges and clerks
OF the special election to be held on the
18th day of August a. ID. 1912.
Section Ten. That at said elections
and each thereof the judges and clerks
of the election to conduct said election
according to law and shall make and GER
tify to the city Clerk certified list of
names of those voting on the question
submitted. set down In the order OF
the casting of the ballot. and each bal
lot shall be numbered consecutiNely TO
correspond with the number of the voter
on said list. The vote shall be can
vassed and returned In the same manner
AZ the vote is for city officers.
Section Eleven. Notice OF the question
to be voted upon and the time and
place OF said election to be held on the
18th day OF June a. u. 1912 shall be
given by publication In the Delta In
dependent. the official newspaper OF the
city OF Delta. for period of fifteen
days next preceding such election. and
rotice Of the question to be voted upon
and the time and place OF holding OF
said election on the 18th day Of August
a. ID. 1912. shall be given by publication
In the Delta Independent. OF the city
Of Delta. for "A period OF fifteen days
next preceding said election and notices