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NORTH DAKOTA LANDS.

LAND FOR sALE-At a bargain.
forty acres high class farm land,
unimproved about ten miles north of
the main line Northern Pacific. near
Medina, surrounded by farms under
cultivation. A bargain for someone.
Address Box 76. Fargo. N. D., for price
and terms.
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MEDICAL.
SHOE REPAIRING.

/ Do sos aE1,ataiftz while you
wait; prices reasonable. John
3.orsduSf!. 9 Fi.th street north. Moo3-
bead
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HOUSE AND SAFE MOVING.

1 MAKE d speciality Of unusual and
heavy moving; houses. safes, raising
buildings; furnish everything, ]. w
HODGES. PhonA 9aas
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FOR SALE---A high grade, second
hand Funabout buggy with shafts,
pole and neckyoke; single and double
harness, all in good condition. VIII
sell separately. G.. ID. McCubrey, ,204
Eighth street south, Moorhead, Mtnn.
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FoR SALE.

FOR GAL E. Good baby buggy anS
so~cart. Apply s18 Seventh stree
south.
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FOR SALE-CIean, running stock OF
general merchandise: invoicing about
$4,000; good location, big discount for
quick sale; cash only. Address 4o2,
care Forum.
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sCOMPOSiIOh WAN TIT ED--Lady pre-
ads; state age. experience and wages
wanted; give references. Press. Daw-
son, N. ID.
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NEWSPAPER REcEIviNo s0xEs.

THE FORUM has supply of neat
receptaclas in which to place daily
newspapers and other mail and any
head may secure one OF these boxes
free BY calling at The Forum office
provided his paper is paid to date.
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For SAL E---A brand new eight-room
fully modern house with basement,
furnace heat, excellent fire place;
situated on q beautiful southside east
front lot 75x150 feet, with fine view
OF Island park, two blocks to car line
and school. less than a block to Fargo
college; win make bargain price to
actual buyer. Address p. o. Box 1885,
Fargo, N. ID.
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GOOD l4OTEgt- with sixteen furnish
ed rooms In thriving town; two
raiiroads; have good reason tor selling
or renting. Apply immediately to Box
$50. care Forum
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR TRADE--one Of this
best $3.50 hotels in the state. What
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WANTED for southern half North Da-
kota. under an exclusive contract
good producer Only non-partic1pat-
ing insurance written In this state.
National Life Insurance Co., y. s. A.,
% south La Sale street. Chicago. Ill.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-24

!, WANTE D Grain buyers for
elevators at the following
stations on Great Northern rail-
way in North Dakota: Neche,
, Aryilla, Orr, Glasston, Penn,
Cando, Gardner, Park River,
, Mohaal, Calvin, Crocus, Souris;
j give age, experience, single or
, married, state IL any of above
} stations preferred. Write to T.
J Winter -Truesdell -Ames Co., 904
} Chamber OF Commerce, Min
! neapolis, Mimi.
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GOOD RELIABLE parties to sell
Zenith vulcanizer complete $500,
every automobile owner buys on sight;
cover North Dakota and Montana;
salesman must carry soTne stock on
hand. Zenith Factories CO., Minnea-
polls, MINI.
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HOUSES ron SALE.

FOR SALE-Two houses. Inquire al
1908 First avenue north.
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FOR SAlE--Eight house, all
modern, except heat; large modern
barn; lot 75xi50. Apply 91g Seventh
street south.
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WANTEn-E,xper perienced elevator agent
for town in Traill county; station
where competition is very keen; must
be a man who can get results; steady
Job. good pay, Address 446, care Fo-
rum,
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY HosPITAL-Co Competent
nurses and best of care; highest tes-
ttmonials from doctors and patients.
Mrs Jennie Camp. 901 Tenth street
south. Fargo.
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VIZ AvlMG.

va AVIMa CARPETS, rugs otc. MRS.
s5rnith. 1888 Thirteerth avenue south.
sAnne za66-K
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BUY A LOT in a new western Cam
ada town from us and you are cer-
tain to make splendid profit; we have
a clean, square, business proposition
for you, having business property In
all new terminal and division points
in western Canada; every one can buy
at our prices and easy terms Write
quick for information National Cam
adian Townsite Co, Pioneer building,
st. Paul, Minn.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.
WANTEp-Au young men and ladies
in Fargo to send their suits to the
Orpheum Pressing Parlors to be clean
ed and pressed. Phone 20s9. Work
called for and delivered free.
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TAKEN UP.

a STRAY BLACK broncho branded
Il. g. came 10 my farm Monday morn-
Ing, May ~, town of MitcheI, section
ia. town 135, range AL: owner can
have same by paying for keep and
for advertising. Ferdinand Buth, r. n.
3. Wclverton MinnA
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LAND FOR SALE.

q FINE SECTION OF land in Cass
county; three miles from one town
and five from another; good buildings;
price S45 per acre. one-fourth cash.
balance drawing per cent Write
ns direct South Bros. Casgelton,
N. ID.
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FOR SALE-Choice eighty acres on
Leech lake. 5000 feet shore front,
over 100000 feet OF white and Norway
pine timber, fine lake and beach. close
70 railroad and Walker. MINI; an ideal
summer resort location. A snap az
$4,000. Hodgson Realty Co.. phone 125.
Opposite postoffice.
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STOLEN.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD win be
paid for the arrest OF party or par
ties who stole the front wheel OF
my bicycle from 821 Second street
north, Wednesday night. w. @. Buck
man.
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LOCATION WANTED.

WANTED small drugstore where
can obtain permit; give size of
town, value Of property and stock In
first letter, also cash price as I want
a. quick deal. Address 42a. care Fo-
rum.
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5000 ACRES from one to eight miles
from Marmarth, Billings county,
North Dakota; suitable for colony or
Tor ranch; best bargain in North Da-
kotai price 81 per acre; come quick
you want 1t. G. III. Suit, Marmarth,
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poslTloNs WANrEp--M.ALE. :.
a-
ANTEp-Everycne to cali 7ol.

WANTE d Situation OF some kind at
once; willing hustler. quick at fig
ures; best references. Address O. *.
42S. Forum.
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STOVES sToRED.

FOR REM forage room for stove
and furniture Ph0ns 17S5-xSs
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AuroMoslLE rRlMMlNo.

AUTO TOPS, CURTAINS and slip
covers. Write Tor prices. c. G.
Anderson. Fargo, n. y.
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AstAn Ec-Men 10 learn barber trat
n q; work, big pay; few weeks COM
pletes by our method Write for free
illustrated catalogue. Meier BaTDer
college, ~ H. Nicollet avenue. Min
ns.poIis. Minn. Established 1888.
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N. .. PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU

INTERNATIONAL information. Law,
science, art, literature; advertised
bids furnished to contractors. Lock
Box 33, Christine, N. d.
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BUY OR TRADE.

WILL BUY OR TRADE for your Sec
ondhand harness. W. Fl. Stewart
Harness shop, Fargo.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WHEN ANSWERING advertisements
In The Forum, please mention that
you saw it in The Forum.
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FOR LEASE-with privilege OF pur-
chase at end Of six months or a
year, leading paper In thriving city
OF Wibaux, gate city OF eastern Mon
tana; owner has exceptionally good
business opportunity and wishes to
lease at once; when answering give
age, experience, etc For further par
| ticulars address Pioneer, Wibaux,
Mont.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-24

FOR SALE-Two-stor steam heated
! building, 4sxs8. In DiIworth; down
stairs used as store and upstairs
as lodge room, now used by seven
different orders. Or would rent west
half of downstairs. Owner wishes to
sell on account of i'll health. James
Lewis, Dilworth, MINI.
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FOR SALE--Butcher shop tools, fix
lures and icehouse. Address g. l..
woodbury., Carson, N, ID.
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FOR SALE-Ch ano on reasonable
terms best newspaper in Dive
county, North Dakota. $40 care Forum.
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FOR SALE-Blacksmith shop, tools
and lot on Front street In Cassel-
ton, N. d., good terms. Address Box
405. Casselton, N. d.
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EGGs FOR ElATct5f FROM May
20 untf July 1 7 viii sell eggs per
setting of fifteen s. G. w. 0rpingt tons,
first pen at $2..76: second pen at SITS.
81 e. nv. LeghOrn. first pen So; second
ben ST.. barred Rocks S2.7b. Mrs. al.
d. Paxton, e15 EIeventh street south,
MoorheAd. M5nnA
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FOR SALE-Only barber shop in
North Dakota town with population
Of 400. Address 443, care Forum.
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HAIRCUT 25e-Fargo HOUSE barber
shop.
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DRUGSTORE for sale in booming
town with twelve to twenty 1--we mile
territory in best section Of North Da-
kota; only store In town; resident doc
tor writing prescriptions; large new
building; rent cheap; II interested
write to No. 435. Forum.
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RESTAURANT for sale in Mandan,
N. D.; best restaurant in the city;
good deal and terms to right party;
must sell on account of other busi-
ness; fine prospects on account Of
railroad building. Address Coonen's
Cafe, Mandan, N. d.
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FIRST CLASS BLACKSMITH wanted
at once TO buy or rent blacksmith
shop in good town. Record, Rolette,
N. D.
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WANTED Barber: must be first
class and sober, wages $40 per week,
so per cent over $50. Apply AntlsepIAss !
BARRIERS. 1151z DeMers avenue GranO
Forks. IN, ID.
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FOR SALE--Cnly drugstore in val
ley town, good country and fine
business, good reason for selling; bar
gain If taken at once. Address 4o2,
care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-05-24

FOR SALE-Drugstore on the Aneta
branch of Great Northern, doing a
good business; Norwegian community;
medium size stock. For information
address 434, care Forum.
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MAN WANTED Apply S and 10 cent
store.
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ri ANSWERING all want ads, glvlns
he snra Ia address your answer 70 tna1
nnnoher. in care Of Forum. TINS in-
suras ptompt attention.
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FOR SALE--One first class drug stock
in good North Dakota town; one
drugstore In town; will sell at dis
count on account OF sickness. Write
Box 395. Stanley. N. d.
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FOR RENr-coTTAeEs.

FOR RENT--Three cottages at Shore
ham, Mimi, fully furnished. Inquire
at Shotwell Floral Co., Fargo.
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TO LET-Five-room, furnished SUM
mer cottage on Lake Melissa ]. p.
Whittemore, Galesburg. N. d.
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Johnson CUTS hair Tor 9 cent.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED everyone to cali 7Ol.
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FOR RENT--A building of twenty
four rooms finely located and in ex-
cellent condition, suitable for a board
ing house or small hotel; will be rent
OF three or five years at low rental.
Address J. l.. Loveder. Fargo, N. ID.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
PUBLIC SCHOOLS REOPEN.
Spring Term of Ten Weeks Began To-
day; Some Changes In Teachers

The Barre public schools opened this
morning for the spring term 6f ten
weeks. with most OF the teachers in
their places The few exceptions were
as follows: Miss Myrtle Seaver of VIII
liamstown resigned her position in the
Ayers street building and Mrs Walter
Grearson is substituting Miss Brooks
Of the Lincoln building, who met with
bereavement Saturday, in the death ii
hef father is ont, and her place is TAX
en- by Miss Evelyn Phelps Miss Cur
ricr OF the ward five building was I'M
able to come from her home in Hard.
wick in time for the opening session
because OF illness, and Miss Walker, the
assistant there. took the school
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
ROOSEVELT SUPPORTERS
CLAIMED MAJORITY
But Admitted That Taft Had Carried
the First District-Talking of E. w.
Gibson for Governor.

Brattleboro, April l.-Ernest w. Glib
son of this village, who has been active
in working for Col. Roosevelt, claimed
last night that his side had beaten the
Republican machine and that Vermont's
four elegates-at-large would be for
Roosevelt. Judge Gibson and his associ-
ates assert that the results of the eau
cuses so far reported indicate that they
will have 40 delegates more than ma
iority in the state convention.
They figure that with every delegate
present who is entitled to sit in the
state convention, $50 votes will be neces-
sary to control. They declare that they
have 800.
The Roosevelt managers announce that
they know that 800 delegates solemnly
pledged to their candidate have been
elected, and there are, they say, at least
60 more whose preferences are known
and who were to have been instructed
for the colonel.
The Roosevelt managers say they al
ready have reason to be apprehensive Of
attempts to steal their delegates. They
expect that the Republican machine as
represented by the state committee viii
between now and April 10, the date of
the state convention. use every means
10 induce Roosevelt delegates to desert
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
STATEWIDE CAUCUSES
WERE HELD SATURDAY
Greatest Insurgent Strength Was
Shown in Orleans, Orange,
Windsor and Caledonia Coun-
ties Most of Larger Places
Went for Taft.

As a result of the statewide Republi-
can caucuses Saturday afternoon and
evening, Chairman F. c. Williams of the
Republican state committee to-day
claimed the state convention for Taft
by margin OF at least 40 votes; also
the first district convention by about 80
votes, while the second district was, ac-
cording to his figures, favorable to TAFT
by about 90 votes. However, Chairman
Williams admitted that the returns from
back towns in several sections of the
district might turn the second district
to Roosevelt In that case there would
be split delegation from Vermont TO
the national convention in Chicago, with
six for Taft and two for Roosevelt.
Chairman Williams said the returns
from the caucuses were very slow in
coming to his office and that the accurate
figures might not be obtained for some
days; yet he was sure the first district
and the state convention were for Taft.
His table of the state convention by
counties is as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
ENGLISH MINERS
RESUMING WORK
Over 25,ooo Of $4,000 Votes Declared
for Resumption of Work-Cold
Weather Causes Intense
Suffering.

London. April l.-Considorab Bile num-
btrs Of miners resumed work in the
pits to-day, although majority of the
million workers who struck March are
awaiting complete returns from the vote
taken on the question OF returning Al
many OF the pits are welcome signs OF
coal tubes running to the colIiery rail-
ways OF the forty-thrce thousand
votes counted. over twenty-five thousand
miners have declared for resumption
Cold weather has again set in and will
cause intense suffering to the families
of unemployed men, who have scarcely
any food and no fuel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
PALM SUNDAY IN BARRE.
Palms Were Distributed at Two Services
at St. Monica's.

Palm Sunday was observed yesterday
at St Moniea's church with the annual
distribution of palms, the symbols of
triumph and supremacy at both the
masses and Mt the evening service At
high mass. the usual procession in hon
or Of the Lords triumphant march into
Jerusalem, when the multitude strewed
palm branches in the way, was car
ried ont The services for holy week
were announced and are a. follows: Holy
Thursday. high mass at 9 a. m; holy
Friday, morning mass at 9 o'clock; the
way of the cross, Friday evening; at 6
o'clock holy Saturday, mass will be OBJ
served.
The Palm Sunday observance at the
Church of the Good Shepherd consisted
OF three services, beginning with heiy
communion at o'clock in the morning.
the regular morning prayer at l0:30
and evening services at I o'clock The
rector preached sermon appropriate to
the beginning of holy week at the two
latter services.
Services at the Church of the Good
Shepherd during holy week will be as
follows Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday evenings at 7:30; Thursday,
holy communion at 10 a. m. Good Fri
day, morning prayer at 10 o'clock. sat
urday. holy baptism at p n. All par
eiits who wish to have their children
baptized will kindly present them at
p. m. Saturday The subject of the rec
tors addresses during the week will he:
"1hc relation OF our blessed Lords
teaching in the beatitudes and in the
seven last words upon the cross
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
BARRE FOR ROOSEVELT
BY SMALL MAJORITY
Caucus in City Hall Was Shiny At
tended and There Was Little
Enthusiasm for Either
Side.

Roosevelt carried the Barre caucus by
nine votes on the district delegation and
thirteen on the state delegation, the at
tendance being small and the business
soon attended to- The caucus was held
in the city hall, beginning at 1880, when
called to order by A. A. Sargent of
the city committee Mr., Sargent was
elected chairman and Judge Frank J..
Martin was elected secretary.
After the caucus had come to the point
of electing the delegates. Z. r. Davis
said he noticed that the Roosevelt ticket
had the names of the alternates printed
on the ballot, while the Taft ballot did
not carry the names OF alternates; so
he wondered II. in case of the success
OF the Taft ticket. the Roosevelt alter
mates would be elected. Later it was
pointed out to Mr. Davis that the Taft
ballot provided, in fine print, that the
delegates choose their own alternates,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
Central Vermont Up for
Nine II q .o-day
l6 WERE DERA1LED
Accident Happened Just North of Mont
pelier Junction, When Southbound
Train Was Travelling at Rate of
IS or 40 Miles an Hour.

Sixteen freight cars were derailed but
no one was injured in wreck north #
Montpelier junction, which tied up Cen.
trail Vermont traffic from 2 O'Clock this
morning until II o'clock. Six OF the
dcrailed ears were thrown into the ditch
and piled upon each other in mass of
wreckage, while the other ten cars Were
not seriously damaged.
The train was the %, southbound,
drawn BY locomotive 767, and was in
charge Of Engineer Poland and Conduc-
tor Adams. The train left the northern
terminal ahead OF time last night, it is
said. and was making from 80 to 40
miles an hour at the time of the acci-
dent. This is one of the fastest freight
trains on the line. At a point a mile
and half north of Montpelier june
ton. near what is known as the blind
cut" the train struck a spread rail.
The locomotive carried over the spread
rail safely and did not leave the iron,
but the cars jumped off and were hauled
along the ties for considerable dis
tance until separated from the locomo-
tive Six cars, which were loaded with
grain and baiIed hay went into the
ditch and are so badly smashed that
they are of no use The roadbed was
torn up for distance of about twenty
rods.
The locomotive 7G7, which had gone
over the break, was sent into Mont
pclier shortly afterwards and the train
men gave notice of the wreck, after
which gang Of men were sent from
who. together with crew
from st. Adams, began work on tho
wreckage. The accident happened at =
o'clock. and until II o'clock this fore.
noon the line was completely tied up,
both passenger and freight trains being
held. The 2:30 passenger train, north
bound, was held at Montpelier june
ton and later was run into Montpelier
50 that the passengers might have
chance to get breakfast. Then it was
run to the Junction again and held there
until the wreckers had completed their
work and relaid the track All the
other trains were held until the line
was cleared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01

Col. Roosevelts greatest support in
the first district was in Franklin and
LamoiIle counties, although none of the
seven counties gave him a majority. A
great effort was made in Rutland county
to further his candidacy but the results
there were overwhelmingly in favor of
Taft. In connection with Lamoille coun-
tvs returns, it will be remembered that
II was from there that FIVE men went
to Oyster Bay with the information that
their section of Vermont was strongly
for Roosevelt
In the second district, Col. Roosevelt
ran far ahead of Taft in Orange county,
had a commanding lead in Orleans county,
was first in Windsor county and was
evenly matched with Taft in Caledonia
county. In most of these sections strong
efforts had been made during the last
few weeks in his behalf, while in Orleans
county Taft's advocacy of reciprocity un-
doubtedly hurt his chances.
President Taft carried most of Che
larger cities, including Burlington, where
no other ticket was put up, Rutland
where the issue was largely Governor
Mead, Montpelier by about two to one
Barre by small margin and in poorly
attended caucus elected Roosevelt dele.
gates.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-01
ASSESSORS BEGIN WORK.
They Appointed Their Assistants and
Began Operations To-day.

The Office of the first constable in the
city building has undergone its annual
temporary Transformation and is now
the headquarters for the assessors.
These officials Martin Riley, f. B. Cate
and A. NJ Rossi, chosen at the last city
meeting, were at the Office early this
morning in preparation for the work
which started to-day. The forenoon was
given over to preparing the inventory
sheets to be filled out and work on
thr lists was started later. The rs
SCISSORS have engaged the following as
sistants for the different wards; Ward
one, Martin Riley, jr.; ward two, Will
liam Reid and John Riley; ward three,
John Carroll, William T. Maiden; ward
four. Peter Thorn and Louis Frattini;
ward five, James Riley and Charles Lon
dc ward six, Harold Robins and A. Ed
ward Bruce. To comply with the law,
the assessments must be completed by
April /.