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The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10
MINE OWNERS
LOSE IN FIGHT
ssntinel snecla1 Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, Oct. l0.-The mine own
ers in the coal fields in Boulder coun-
ty who sought an injunction at the
hands of the federal court here
against union miners on the grounds
that they are In conspiracy to dam
age the property of the companies,
have failed In their purpose. Judge
Lewis, from the bench, during a
hearing of the case. declared that in
the company aftidavits did not bring
out specifically the charge alleged,
and that sporadic outbreaks between
the union and the nontunion men
in the coal fields cannot be construed
by the court as being a concerted ac-
tion of unlawfully conspiring to de-
stroy mine property.
Judge Lewis held that unless there
was evidence that unlawful acts
were to be committed there was
nothing 10 prevent union men from
acting as picketmen around a mine
property, providing such action is
done without intimidation or Nio-
lence. The court further said that
when county and state officers We're
capable of maintaining order, and in
the Boulder county case there seems
to be no question as to this fact, IL
is not the province Of federal court
to interfere aud that he would not
take ii upon himself TO order the dis
ormirg of citizens in that communi-
ty,
The action of judge Lewis is a
complete victory for the union min
ers in the Boulder coal fields over
the corporations. Union labor lead
ars here feel that the decision Of
he federal Judge will mean much
IN future labor troubles in the state
and VIII Lave tendency to prevent
serious srite troubles in the coal
mining districts OF Colorado.
judge Lewis stated from the bench
that the federal court should be ap-
pealed to only as a last resort; that
local authorities should DO asked
first to adjust he differences, and
the state authorities second In cusc
both these ofiicjals tail TO settle thu
troubles, icn lastly the powers OF
the nation,
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Initiated Bills
Published in the
Weekly Tomorrow

The Sentinel having been designat-
ed as the Official newspaper for the
publication of the proposed initiated
and referred bills, first publication
will be given In the weekly edition of
this paper tomorrow. The pro-
posed bills are arranged in their
proper order. indexed and properly
headed TO be most convenient for
our readers.
The Sentinel has arranged for a
wide distribution of this issue over
this county and adjoining communi-
ties. Besides the publication of the
amendments for four consecutive in
sertions in the weekly edition, the
Daily Sentinel will publish the list
one day of next week
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10
Organize wilson
and Marshall Club
at Paiisade Next

a large number of local democrats
will go to Palisade Monday evening
TO attend the organization of the
Wilson and Marshall club in that
city. ef
The democrats of the Peach city
are deeply interested in the activi.
ties of the local club and are anxious
to do work Of their own in that 10.
cality. There will be several short
addresses delivered by the county
leaders.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10
WINTER BULBS FOR YOUR HOME

Now is the time to plant your by
aclntlis. paper white narcissus. sacred
lilies aud jonquils for Thanksgiving
aud Christmas blooming. We have
an extra Tine stock this season. The
Graud Floral COMPANY. t.AIl ertile-
nent--l017-1ml
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10
Homo rrnm lrrin.

Home lrnm Trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Orr j. Adams of this
city, who have been Visiting Mr. aud
Mrs. @. BARLOW Wilmarth of Mont
rose, as we'll as friends in Telluride,
have returned to their home in this
city.
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Were Gicn,yood visitors.

. Local people who spent sunds
in Glenwood, were as follow:
Rose Toupain. Nora Gibson, j.
O'Conner and L. Hall.
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Applc Crop Ncry Largo.

&, II. Neill OF Whitc@atcr. who
has routed d large apple orchard
near that pl1ae. was in THE city this
morning on business lHe says his
crop OF apples is immeiise this year.
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Goes to Delta.
a. H. Heldman went to Delta this
morning to spend a few days visiting
friends.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10
INTERURBAN's NEW CAR

{, The Interurban company re-
3 ceived new steel framed COM !
e bination express and freight
Z, car Tuesday of this week for !
!, use in their business The new
3 car is the first of its type the
6, company has ordered, but more
!, will follow as the needs require.
g The new car will be in use this
& week and will be the main
= means of conveying Interurban
Z. freight this winter, relieving to
{, great extent the burdens now
= carried by the passenger cars
Z, in their baggage compartments.
Z, {
= {, g g e g s. !, = 8 8 s. g g 6, 8 {
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Net q nnll Nloosrr.

Not Bull Mooser.
Major ICDoVitt returned last
evening from the Colorado homo OF
the bull moosors Delta and Grand
observation-disclosures Democrat.
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To FilI Tank.

10 rlII Iank.
Receiving report that The water
tank NJ DOminguel WIS dry. w. 4.
Newman, pumpman. went to that
place this morning to I'LL it.
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taNan Iiutt> Foot.

LNNNn HuITN INUi.
A. L. LeFan, wei Known Fruit
Ridge rancher, IS Walking with The
aid OF crutches, the result of his
foot getting caught under the
wheels OF moli ing wagon,
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10
CRA JUNCTION
BOOK STORE

Headquarters for all kinds of School
Supplies, all popular Magazines and
Periodicals, Blank Books, Legal
Blanks, Sporting Goods and Office
Supplies. Conklin Fountain Pens,
fully guaranteed, Cigars and Tobac.
cos. Agent for Oliver Typewriters.
G. II. CRAWFORD. Mgr
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Montrosc Attorney Here.

Attorney C.. j. Moynihan of Mont
day.
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Important business Tuesday even
ing.-Fred Mantcy, noble grand
lAdyertisement--l0-1-2t1
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Four Sections.
There were four sections of 10 or
/ cars each of west bound No. this
morninf. Most of them were late.
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Aspen Visitor.

Aspen Visitor.
w, D. Beck, a prominent Aspen
business man. is in the city visiting
friends for a few days
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Tn from Frmita.

John G.. Cropsey of the Fruita
Mercantile company was a visitor in
the city yesterday.
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Goes to the Lake.

j. II. Mitchell left on No. ] this
morning for Salt Lake City 10 spend
two weeks.
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Leaves for Coast.

itHNtS TOT NOust.
w. Phoenix, a San Francisco law
yer, who has been here with L. l..
Seymour of Salt Lake for a week,
left last night for the Pacific coast.
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NIuliliN Here.

H. L. Mulnix, expert book ac-
countant, is an arrival from the
Telluride section.
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Deltaite Here.
/ g. w. Thompson of Delta is here
this week on business matters.
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Banks Close Saturday.
All the banks of the city will close
on Saturday in celebration of Coll
umbus day. The postofflce and coun-
ty offices will also be closed.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10
SAVES LEG OF BOY.

ut seemed that my li-year-old
boy would have to lose his leg, on
account OF an ugly ulcer, caused by
a bad bruise," wrote d. f. Howard.
Aquone. n. c. "All remedies and
doctors treatment failed till we tried
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. and cured
him with one box" Cures burns.
boils, skin eruptions, piles. 20 cents
at the c. D. Smith Drug Company
Advertisement.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

Season tickets for Philharmonic
concerts at Harris-Conner Music Co.
Advertisement
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

Mrs. Sadie Van Cleave will leave
Saturday morning for Canon City as
a delegate to the State Rebekah as
sembly.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart returned
home from Denver Saturday, where
Mr.. Stewart had gone with cattle
and Mrs. Stewart for visit.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

Tho rainy weather has stopped all
beet digging and hauling. 1t will
be several days yet, even with no
more rain, before it can be resumed.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

C. s. Smith and wife OF Molina
were in town Monday and Tuesday
visiting friends and on their way TO
Pueblo. from where they Will so to
Phoenix. Ariz., to make their future
home. Mr.. Smith is real estate
dealer and will continue in that line
of business in Arizona.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

The papers we're completed Mon
day which made Postmaster Helm
owner OF the big, fine. 1l-room bun
galow formerly owned by Mr.. York.
In the deal Mr.. York takes 10 acres
of land owned by Mr.. Heflin in the
Bonita valley.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

L. Il. Heflin and ]. G. Harrington
were commissioned at the good-roads
meeting Monday evening to visit the
county commissioners Tuesday and
ascertain if they were willing to put
the roads near~De Bequc in good
condition il the automobile commits
sion decided on this route. The COM
missioners expressed themselves as
being perfectly willing TO place the
roads in the best OF condition il they
were officially designated as the
route.
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Percy Cameron will leave Sunday
morning for Pueblo and Canon City.
He will attend the grand lodge OF
the |. o. o. +. at Canon City as
delegate.
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Little Elmer Galyean, who was
quite seriously hurt last Monday by
falling from a loaded wagon. is suf-
fering considerable pain beside that
caused by the fracture of his arm.
The elbow joint has gathered and
broken.
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Mrs. John Carr came down from
the Glen Beulah ranch Sunday on
her way over to the plateau for a
few days visit.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

Charles Cuthbert came over from
Plateau valley the last OF the week
to take charge of Jack Lumsden's
work here, so that Charley Anderson
could take charge of piece of work
at Cisco, Utah, for Mr.. Lumsden.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

The telephone gang has the new
telephone line completed to Mesa. II
VIII be carried on down to Palisade
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10

Water was turned into the city
mains Monday and the work of flush
ing was commenced. The reservoir
cannot be completed until the rain
ceases long enough for the ground to
dry sufficiently to hold the cement.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-10
Bannis,er Bros 8 Silcox' War
WAged on Out-of-Date Kitchens Stirs the

THE REMARKABLE ENTHUSIASM
OF Grand Junction women over the an
nouncement of Bannister Bros. G. Sill
cex's great Hoosier club sale is without
precedent. Calls from out Of town have
riyaled those in the city. Housekeepers
appreciate the advantage OF Joining
Bannister Bros. & Silcox's Hoosier Club
OF 90 under direct supervision OF the
Hoosier Mfg. Co. This splendid plan
enables many who would otherwise be
working in the old-fashloned way, to
have this great labor saver In their
homes
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
CHARITIES WORK
IS DISCUSSED
Board of Directors Meet
and Authorize New
Committees

meeting of the board OF directors of
the Associated Charities OF Birmingham
was held in the Chamber of Commerce
building yesterday at noon. President
Pascal G. Shook presided. and directors
present were: George Gordon Crawford,
sydney ]. Bowie Hugh Martin, J. d.
Moore, Frank p Glass, John c. Lusk and
William Ryan. General Secretary VIII
liam M. McGrath made reports of his
work and read reports of the treasurer
and the visiting nurse and infantile NOR
tally committee. New committees were
authorized as follows: on local and
state institutions; transportation. mendi-
cancy and employment. legal aid. housing
reform, American Red Cross relief,
church cooperation and social service
The board was In session an hour and
half, and In that time discussed very full
ly the scope of the associations work
1t was moved and carried that a
monthly report of the activities of the
Associated Charities be printed and mailed
TO the contributors, and that a special
report in detail be sent every month to
each director
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
SHERIFF SUBMITS PROOF, HE
SAYS, BY SHOWING THAT PRIS-
ONERS ARE NOT IN JAIL ON
TRIVIAL CHARGES

While the fee system is alleged TO be
ruinous, and every sheriff alleged to be
a beneficiary of the system through the
activity of his deputies in making frivo-
lous arrests. Sheriff McAdory produces
proof that he is an exception.
AT the present time" he said yester-
day, there are in the county Jail 261 pris-
oners. One hundred and eighty-one are
charged with having committed felonies.
On misdemeanor charges there are in the
Jail at the present time only so people.
and so per cent of these are held on war
rants sworn out by individuals.
I'VE have made very little effort. as the
above statement indicates. to fiji the jail
with crap shooters, Migrants and others
whose guilt is nugatory. The fee system
might be nefarious, and probably is, but
we can prove that we are not reaplng the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
SHERIFF MAY STOP
THE SLOT MACHINES

According to the statement of a county
official, Sheriff McAdory has urder ad-
visen,ent the stopping of the operation
of the slot machines that are In use in
every part of the business section of the
city.
These machines are licensed by the city
and many of them are in use, principally
in drug stores and cigar stands. 1t is
understood the machines have been the
subject of strict legal inquiry and found
10 comply with all the requirements Of
the law in regard TO slot machines. II is
conte1ded that there are several supreme
court decisions on the legality Of these
machines and 1t is contendcd that II is
no more against the law than the stamp
selling machines or peanut vender.
It is understood that the sheriff has
signified his intention to put the ma
chimes out Of business IL possible. and
to that end has secured legal aid.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
OPPOSES RAISE
IN THE TAX RATE
Weatherly Thinks, However,
the System Now in Vogue
Must Be Changed

Figures which have been presented.
Indicate that some method will have TO
be developed as n result of which the
city of Birmingham will be enabled to
come into possession of more money.
But an increase in the tax rate, in my
opinion, is not tho solution"
Thus spoke Commissioner Waathsrly
yesterday
1T is probably immaterial whether
the plan evolved results In division
OF the county, or In Birmingham being
made sepaparte district for taxa
tion," he added. THE idea Is to find
some means whereby the revenue pro-
duced in Birmingham may be used In
Birmingham for tho good OF Birming-
ham. 1t has been shown that the city
produces the great portion OF the rev.
enue of the county. The system in
vogue at the present time must be
changed.
But / do not believe that an in
crease In the rate of taxation would
serve the purpose.l That step would
simply result in the county's revenue
being increased. and the increase In
revenue that the city would receive
would be minor. by comparison indeed"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
BRING BODY FROM
TEXAS TO ALABAMA
Or. Brawley Neill Buried in
Morgan County
ABE RYAN QUALITIES
Morgan County Sunday School Asso-
. citation Convenes at Gum Springs.
Suspected Slayer of Officer
Baber Being Held

Decatur, August Special THE
remains of DIR. Brawley Neill. who
died few days ago in southwestern
Texas. arrived here yesterday and were
taken to his old home in Gandy's
Cove, this county, for interment. He
was brother of DR.. l.. A. Neill a
prominent dentist of New Decatur. He
was born and reared In this county.
Ryan Qualities
Abe Ryan qualified yesterday as one
of the jury commissioners of this
county He was recently appointed by
Governor o'Neal to hll the vacancy
caused by the death of ]. ID. Eppersou.
Religious Convention
The thirty-second annual convention
of the Morgan County Sunday School
association convened this morning at
Gum Springs and win be In session
until tomorrow night.
An interesting programme has been
prepared, A large number of Sunday
school workers from the two Decaturs
and from all over the county are In at
tendance at the convention.
Hold Suspect in Escambia
Sheriff r. n McCulloch of this coun-
ty Is in receipt of a letter from tho
sheriff of Escambia county saying that
he has In jail there a man whom he
believes to be Percy Couch. wanted In
Decatur for the murder of Policeman
Baber some few years ago. Couch broke
out of the county Jail here and es-
capped and had not been heard of since
Sheriff McCulloch sent picture Of
Couch to the sheriff at Brewton for the
purpose of Identification.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
MOOSE LEADERS To
SPEAK IN ALABAMA
No Dates Yet for Roosevelt
and Johnson
PERUVIAN IN CHARGE
Thompson Says He Has Mailed to
Headquarters Dates for All
the Fairs to Be Held in
Alabama

Colonel Roosevelt and Governor John
son are coming to Alabama In the fall.
No definite dates have been agreed upon.
but 1t is definitely determined that they
will come
j. 0. Thompson. national committeeman
of the progressive party, stated yesterday
that the campaign committee is at the
present time arranging the itinerary OF
the bull moose leaders
II have just mailed" stated he, the
dates of the fairs which will be held in
Alabama this year. The list includes the
Birmingham. Montgomery and other big
fairs, and all of the county fairs as we'll.
There is no doubt but that the two can
didates will speak in Birmingham can
not tell how many speeches they win
make In the state. In addition to Ala
bama it is positively settled that they will
make complete canvass of the other
states of the south as we'll"
Mr. Thompson stated that w O. Perry
man, chairman of the state executive
committee of the progressive party, will
be In Birmingham between this date and
September !.
when he comes" said Mr. Thompson,
plans will be discussed for the campaign
IN Alabama 1t will be the policy of the
party to nominate a ticket against the
democrats In every county of the state
where such action, In view of needed
reformation, seems to be necessary. II
will very probably happen. however. that
in some of the counties the democra tic
ticket will be indorsed.
I'm this campaign" he continued, II
will be In an advisory capacity only Mr..
Ferryman will have active charge"
Mr.. Thompson could give no definite in
formation concerning the state convention
of the new party, but it is said to be true
that the progressives will nominate a state
ticket to contest the election with the
democrats.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
AT THE HOTELS

W. w. King of Corinth. Miss, o. E.
Sheetz of Tampa, Fla, and w. E. Lee
of Chicago are stopping at the Metro
politan.
{. e. Shannon OF Montgomery John B.
Logan of Mobile and o. @. Halsey of
Guntersville are registered at the Morris.
L. d. Patterson of Talladega, Joseph
Leland of Tuscaloosa and George E. Will
lis OF Atlanta, Ca, are visitors at the
Florence.
r. A. Price of Eufaula, C. P. Seabrooke
of Memphis, and NJ. Hughes of Kimberly
are registered at the Birmingham.
c. J. Delano of Atlanta, Horace Keen
of New York city, and F. W. Bacchus of
Wilmington, Del, are stopping at the
Hillman.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
EMPLOYEES AWAITING
WRIGHT'S ACTION

While there has been no talk of any
changes or transfers among the employees
OF tho international revenue collectors
office in this district. there is uneasiness
being manifested as to the probable
course Of action Of the newly appointed
collector, s. T. Wright. who will be
checked In next Friday, August i6. as the
successor OF Captain Hooper. who has
been acting collector since President Taft
Joseph o. Thompson.
All the employees OF the internal revenue
collectors office will have to be RECON-
mssioned by Collector Wright. A large
force Of men are employed under the col
lector and practically all the deputy col
lectors and clerks are under the civil SER
vice regulations
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
OPERATE ON
EUGENE HI. GRACE


Atlanta, August 13.-Eugene H. Grace
underwent an unsuccessful operation to-
daily to locate the bullet which he charges
his wife, Daisy Opie Grace, sent into his
body last March. In the opinion Of his
physician he will be partially paralyzed
for the rest of his life. which they think
will not be longer than four months
Grace spent more than four hours under
the knife. The surgeons cut three inches
up and down the spine. and guided by an
X-ray, hunted the bullet. 1t was nowhere
TO be found The spinal canal was clear
and there was no loose bone resting
against the cord as feared Grace stood
the ordeal we'll and rallied quickly. One
of the surgeons declared he was the gam
est man he had ever seen.
Although Grace will be kept at the hos
pital here for several days at least, 1t is
doubtful If any other operation will be
attempted.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
MONTGOMERY Board Elected

Montgomery, August 13.-fSpeeial)
with but one exception the Mont
gomery county board OF education was
reelected at meeting In this city Of
the &c chairmen of the district boards
of trustees The following compose
the county board: g. w. Coyington.
county superintendent. ex-officio chair
man; III. A. Belse0 @. II. Shackelford.
II. G. Smiley and J. IT. Morrison. Nor
rson is the new member Of the board.
succeeding 8. J. Guy.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-14
COURTHOUSE BOND
ISSUE DEFEATED
BY 4O4O TO 1872
Hillman Hospital Issue Wins
by Majority of
26S7
BOARD OF REVENUE
HAS NOTHING TO SAY
Members Merely State They Did Their
Duty as They Saw 1t and
Have No Excuse
to Offer

The later returns from the county
precincts OF the bond Issue election held
Monday strengthened the earlier re-
ports and as each of the precincts was
heard from the defeat of the courthouse
and jail proposition became more de-
cisive, while the majority for Hiliman
hospital bond issue was increased,
The returns given are In the main
correct, but II will take tho official
count to determine the exact figures.
The returns show that the proposed
81 900, 900 bond issue for the erection
of a new courthouse and jail was de-
feated by the Overwhelming vote Of
1910 to 1912. showing eonclnsively that
the voters of Jefferson county consider
the present quarters adequate for the
time being at least.
The 100000 issue for the Hillman
hospital improvements carried by the
handsome majority OF 2Gs7. OF the
$3.50 votes cast 42Sb were in favor of
the measure and only 1898 against 1t.
McAdory Extends Thanks
Dr. w. P. McAdory desires to extend
the thanks of the Jefferson County
Medical association 20 the citizens of
the county for their generous indorse-
ment of the hospital bond Issue, and
to those individuals and organisations
who worked so faithfully for Its pas
sage. He states tina, those who pro-
posed the measure will see to 1t that
the money is wisely expended and
applied to the enlargement OF
the county charity hospital
Job Going and the other members OF the
board of revenue, had no formal state
ment to give out except to state that In
calling the bond issue for a new court
house and Jail they were of the opinion
that it was badly needed, and had recalled
the fact that almost every grand jury for
several years past after having fully In
vestigated conditions recommended the
bond issue for that purpose.
They hold that in presenting the mat
ter to the voters of the county for their
decision they did their duty, and having
done SO, have no regrets ana no excuses
to make, nor do they feel any bitterness
towards those who saw fit to oppose tho
measure. They state that while regret
ting the defeat they -cheerfully accept the
decision of the ballots and will do the
best they can with existing conditions.
Ali the ballot boxes were turned over to
Sheriff w. X. McAdory yesterday and
on Friday the official returns will be
canvassed by Probate Judge J. +. Stiles,
Circuit Clerk William Waldrop ard Sher-
if McAdory.
The official return will make but slight
change in the result as reported. The
unofficial returns are as follows
The Unofficial Ballot