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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-28
MANY CANDIDATES
FOR SENAT0RsH|P
Democrats Eager to Succeed
Hepburn; No Appointment
Until After Election.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune,
BOISE. Ida. Oct. 27.-Gov James II.
Hawley Of this state. in whose power Is
the appointment OF a successor to the
late Senator Weldon Is. Hepburn. TO fill
the uncXplred term until the legislature
can elect, emphatically denies he mas
made Il selection. In his speech at ldano
Falls, Governor Hawley SO declares in the
following language: 81 will not announce
my appointment of a senator until after
election, 1 have made UP my mind TO
appoint a north Idaho Democrat to the
position, although ! have not made any
decision as 10 the Individual
Political circles werc interested today
In the report that a large sized boom FOR
the recess appointment had been started
by tho friends Of Judge j. II. Forney OF
Moscow.
Governor uawley did not escape from
the southeast on his recent trip without
conference yin, the vpr, prominent 5i It, Pem9- Sno,,
What tho outcome OF this conference was
cannot be 35ccrtalncd.
IT Is now said b. party leaders that
the appointment by Governor IIaWley all
depends upon the result Of the election.
They say that Should the lesislsture be
Democratic The governor may entertain
z combination deal by which the man he
will appoint from the north viii be one
Of the two out-and-out candidates for
senatorial tonors before tho next legis-
lature--Georgc w. T9npal1iI OF Lewis
ton and Frank X. Moore OF M0HcoN. BY
appointing the stronger OF tho two, IL is
said, the governor will successfully dis
pose of his most dangerous rival an1 VIII,
at the same time. pave the way fov his
own candidacy when the legislature
meets. gaining the support OF the north
Idaho members OF that body and 81 The
same time provide Tor his sppointee to
succeed himself,
At the present time there aTH no less
than ten prominent Democrats in the
state spoken OF as senatorial IImber and
doomed BY their friends, They arc:
Judge j. II. Forncy of Moscow, promi-
nent In Democratic councils.
Frank r. Moore OF Moscow, an an
nouucod candidate for Senator Borah S
scat in the senate.
NJ =. Wright of Occur Alenc. one OF
the leading Democrats OF kootenai
Judge W. W Wood OF Wallace, district
Judge and q staunch Democratic leader.
EXUntcd States Senator Henry Hcit-
field OF Lewiston, "a strong party leader.
William Morgan Of MOSCOW, minority
leader Of the house Of representatives, at
tho last session
Judge X J. Perky OF Boise. for wears
a director Of the party's destinics in
Idaho.
John T. NuSent former state chair
man OF the Democratic party.
EX-United States Senator Fred r. Du-
boiS OF Backfoot. Il close friend OF Gov
ernor Hawley's.
ID. Worth Clark OF Pocatello. leading
attorney and strong candidate from the
S,pibcsct
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HOLDS HIGH SCHOOL
REALLY DEMOCRATIC
Head of Ogden Institution
Defends Modern Type of
Educational Training.


Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN Oct. 27.--Tracinc the progress
and development OF the present dey hich
school from its origin in 1921 and noting
its changes from the institution for the
higher classes to a mode of education fof
tho masses, Professor Henry Peterson.
principal of the Ogden high school, deliv-
cred an able dcfcuSe of the present edu =
cational system before a largo aud encc
at the meeting of the Sunday Night club
this evening.
The lecturers subject was The Ameri-
can High School aud Inc sought 10 dis
prove the recent statement that our
schools are reared ON the wrong founda >
tion. II WAS his contention that the high
school OF today is the most democratic
educa tional institution in the world, cv-
cry effort having been made 10 keep it
such by increa sing the scope of training
until IL covers almost every line of hu-
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SECONDHAND sToREs

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR H. II.
goods: goods bought. sold or exchanged.
Buckeye Furniture Store. I43 So. w T.
Was. 1929, gs0s
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BLACK WILL RETURN
Provo Prisoner VIII Be Taken to Colo.
RADIO for Trial
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
PROVO, Oct. 27-Sheriff George T. Judd
Is In receipt Of telegram stating that an
officer will leave Golden, Colo, tonight for
Clair Z. Black, alias +. Clair Wiliia noson.
who Is being held Ia the county jail hero
for the Colorado officers. Bla ok. when ar
rested at SprineVille yesterday. said hc
was in the employ of the Deseret News as
solicitor. He Is alleged to have forged
his brothers name TO n check for s75 and
cashed II at ono OF the banks In Golden.
Colo. The man was trailod and his ar
rest brought about by the Pinkerton de-
tective agency. He admits he Is tho man
wanted. and also admits his guilt. He will
go back to Golden without the necessity
OF tho issuance of extrad pspcrs
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Scots Will Celebrate.
o The Tribune.

TO The Tribune.
IN. Oct, 2I.-The members OF tho
Csiedonisn society have desig-
fnursday ulSht, October y, as the
or their Halloween festival and
g celebration which will mark tho
OF their new hall i'll the Reese
block on Washington avenue. The
1hYe secured a Lease on this hall
'1s TO be their permanent quarters.
y Which goes toward making O.
aSs Scotch celebration VIII be lack
lnis event, There will be a ban
Bn q menu OF all the good things
% by those who learned the art
Hand This win be followed BIZ a
.nmc Of music and rccltationa. aft
'en there will be dancing. Hal
necorations and goblin costumes
4rk tho anniversary on which the
|Lion Is 10 be given
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Takes Body East.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. 2T,--Aficr brief funeral
services at the home of c. L. Bennett In
West Ogden this forenoon. the body Of
EIbcrt L. Johnson. aged u years. WAS
placed on board the Los Angeles Limited
for the trip 10 Clymcr New York, the
home Of The parents The body WAS nc
colnpaned by the father, ]. b Johnson.
The Rev II. L. Zimmerman conducted
the funeral services.
The funeral OF 4. l.. Johnson was
bed at tho family homo, 2l2S Lincoln
avenue. this forenoon Judge ]
II, Murphy delivering a brief ora ton
Several selections were rendered by a
male Duartctte- Intcrnont was made
at the Ogden City cemetery.
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Will Maintain Service,
o Tho Tribune.

Nlo Ine lr1pNHc,
IN, Oct 27-Postmaster l.. w.
81 has Just received a notice from
pArtmsnt headquarters at Wash
That the proposed change in the
DIlectiou service viii not be made,
Recommended by an Inspector who
The city a few months ago that
2eop and bicycle collections be
ned az the amount of mail did MT
b warrant the expense. Hearing
recommenda tion through tho early
which reached the local office,
lstor Shurtliff WAS able 10 show
1eral authorities that the inspoc-
1ne his invcstiGa ton al a time
&he outgoing mall was unusually
On his showing that the present
is not more than adequate. the
uent officials have decided 10 over
ne inspectors findings.
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Eunaways Returned.

70 The Tribune.
~. Oct. 97.--Cleude Sadler. En-
-oienian and Robert L. Wright,
xSs pogs Who escaped from the
Industrial school Friday evening.
Fought back 10 tho instiu,tion TO-
'Qn k9ysvlllc. where they were
tnto custody last evening. The
~ members Of the school band
ZIG lheir escape while the band
lying at the Sixth ward bazar.
their way To the railroad yards.
,tS boarded freight train and
II ,,ar az Roy. From that point
rtiKed 10 kaysville In an effort
SAT- Lake. They secured over
~ jumpers. wearing these over
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Lectures in Signs.
Special to The Tribune,

SneciaI 10 Tho Tllbunc,
OGDEN Oct. 27.-Professor L. "
briggs, superintendent Of tho Utah
School for. the Deaf and Blind, dellv-
cred an interesting address last night
before the members Of the Park Liter
ary society an organization OF the ad
yanced deaf students OF tho school. In
the sign language, Professor briggs tolu
the students of his trip east last summer,
the most interesting features to the pu-
pills being his account Of n visit to the
largest automobile plant in the world and
a twclvc-inninS ball game at Pittsburc
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3ENoUNcEs CIGARETTES.
officer Hopes to Bring About En-
forccment OF Law.

to The Tribune.
RN, Oct, 26.-As the result Of an
j delivered by Parole Agent E. NJ.
q the Utah Industrial school. be-
be parents class OF the eighth
This morning, II Is possible that
concertcd action may be taken In
BRIT TO bring about an enforcement
Law applying to the sale Of cigar"
nd tohac eco To minors. This law,
Eas explained by Mr.. Rowe today,
Iciently definite In purpose but its
Ernent has been very unsattsfac-
the opinion Of tho state school Of
Nat the lack OF law enforcement
q general throughout the state. In
dress he declared that almost all
Of evil habits ON the part Of the
can be traced 10 the use OF cigar
one of the chief and at the sume
lnaccountable affllctions being the
of untruthfulueSs. From his OBJ
|bns during his work among the de-
1xs. Mr.. Rowe stated that almost
|bly tho cigarette smoker OF the
pm IA 10 Il years, cannot confinc
70 the truth. He stated that only
hdency TO cigarettes and not tho
can be transmitted by hercdlty,
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Plan CHARITY Ball,
The Tribune.

IN. Oct. 27-The cencral plans
annual charity ball to he given
November by the Martha So
~ be arranged at "A meeting cf
snlzation at the home OF Mrs.
u Dee tomorrow afternoon. The
TOT the important social function
SEASON are left In the hands OF
|<eeS but the date and other gem
ns VIII be definitely acted upon
< Ibe meeting has been called
cloch. 1t is expected that some
rnalrmeu OF committees will be
~ report substantial progress or
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Rne Woman Hurt i'll Fall.
q TO The TrIi,unn

~. Oct. o!.-puring the rain hero
'Ssnoon Miss Vera Frey. orsantE
Ilrst Methodist church. was run
u oicyclist at the corner OF
street and Washington ave-
'}urics. Miss Frey struck the
ter tracks With The back Of her
oricting scalp wound which re-
.HNe stitches la close. She VAS
LEGO about the shoulders. Miss
>le dai'shtcr OF Mr.. and Mrs. s.
OF job Parry avenue.
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Grown Prince Improving.

Special Cable to The Tribune.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct 27.-The car.
evitch. who was injured several DAYS ago
by falling from chair while trying II
get into q cupboard: passed a good night
He Us stu very restless Mt times and his
pulse continues high. Tho DOCTORS read
ing of the pulse today was 10 and Tho
temperature $40.
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WHERE TO STOP,

LINCOLN HOUSE, 6s EAST lST so.
$50 rooms: rates, 35c, iGc aud o0c,: mod
rrn; bnths. tsc. pi359
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Mrs l. c. Hastlcr, Grand Island
Neh., has something she wishes to say
about Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound fMy three children had very
severe attack Of whoopine cough and
suffered greatly. A friend recon-.
mended Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. and it did them more good than
anything I gave them. 1 am glad to
recommend it," Schramm- j ohnson,
Drugs. ADVERTISEMENT
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Democrats TO Have Rally.

Special To The Tribune
PROVO, Oct. 27-The Democrats VIII
hold rally Monday night In the Provo
opera house, when John Frank Tolton.
nominee for governor, and + T.. johnson,
nominee for congress. will be the speak
erS.
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SAFES REPAIRED

ALSO KEY FITTING AND LOCK WORK
speciality. 5. l.. Lock Works was,
1854. hl0S0
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CHIRopRACToRs
VACUUM CLEANERS
SIGNS AND SCENERY


CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST, I
brass chippcd glass and painted. Phone
iNrsatch lanS N-s
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4 LARGE PORTION OF THE WANT
I'D readers have Il definite point in
mind in searching the Wants-they are
looking for certain facts.
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ATTORNEYS
DANCING
PLUME AND HAIR WORK

WILLOW PJUMES MADE FROM OLD
feathers. faultlessly cleaned. curlsd ard
dyed any Shade; switches made from
YOUR ccin5ings. $500 and up, according To
size. los South end East, l2at4
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


MODELS BUILT AND PERFECTED.
expert Workmanship; satisfaction guar.
antecd . L Nielsen 81 So. State. a3bS3
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70 rooms: rent only sl7J, Including
steam heat; right on a main street. Price
$3.50 $500 cash down.
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PERSONAL

LADIESi ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chiches.ers Pills. the Diamond Brand
For 26 years known as Best. Safest Al.
Take no other. Chichesters Diamond
Brand Pills are sold by Druggists avery.
where
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ANY GIRL NEEDING FRIENDS WILL
find them at the Salvation Army Ad-
dress all Communications to Mrs. Adju
tant Soate. 521 East Third South street.
Salt Lake City. n2+33
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TAILOR MADE CORSETS
DRESsMAKING

>--~-~-~~~~--~---------~---
u + s S Nj .ASfNC,. SATISFACTION
guaranteed. P~ices reasonable. .23 w.
5th South. Wasatch s6lS-J, h1293
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CUT FLOWERS

EUDpART FLORAL. CO.. 62 SO. MAIN
st. Phone LOG. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs, n1632
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BLOOD POISON REMEDY.

TIE CAREY BLOOD POISON REM
edics cure blood poison. eczema, piles Of
long standing. sores. abcesses. pirnples.
6eep burns: samples free. $50 South lst
West. Wasatch ls6.W 23sS2
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UTAH CHAPTER. NO !, r. A NJ.
Stated convocation second Wednesday
n each month at Masonic hail. corner
Second East and First South streets.
Breckon II. P: Moses c. Phillips Secre-
tary.
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LOST AND FOUND

- ~---(------~---
LoST-GOLD CLASS PIN. NAME on
back Telephone Was. 32I4-R. Re-
ward h2s34
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FOR EXPERIMENT FARMS.

kuhns Give Government Tracts for
Agriculture.
Special TO The Tribune,
BOISE. Idaho Oct. 21.-EXperiment
farms for tho benefit of farmers Is the
latest plan OF the kuhns OF Pittsburg,
who. through the investment OF hundreds
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BUTTONS
DIARIES
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS


THE GODDARp-ASBBY Co. AUDIT
ing and general accountancE o22 Nc
lntvre bldg. Wasatch 5lCb c2033
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DUCK SHOOTING.

TEL. HY, eoIa FOR CARPET AND RUG
cleaning 5. l.. Carpet Clcs ming Co. ass
18th East. hs20'
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LOST, A DIAMOND AND SAPPHIRE
pin, Liberal reward: return TO rrb-
une Office. h32lf
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WELDING

.>- - -e-->~~.~-.-'- ->'--- >-->----->e'
WE WELD CAST IRON ALUMINIUM.
steel nr any other metal; bring your
broken machines and water jackets to US
for repairs Utah Ornamental Iron a.
Bronze Works. i55 West South Temple
Waeafch saTS h2267
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND BOOMING HOUSES

roC ~>--------o|>|-- ----I--"-"~--
SCOOPS ROOMS, HOT AND COLD RUN
ming water In each. steam heat,
baths modern and mp 10 the min
ute, fine ioc, rent about $500 per
room. heat furnished free; extra
well furnish cd-s1G00 cash down,
balance can be paid out OF house.
This is n genuine bargain and Il
.. line money maker.
S"9oo-PositivclY the best bargain ever
offered In hotel. SO rooms ana
baths. hot and cold water. toilets
and al the modern appolntm
beautifully furnished In Snckiey,
furned oak mission style furni-
ture; Bundsr carpets: absolutely
clean The location insures the
best patronage. Very low rent, ex-
ira long lease. Heat and hot wa
ter free. 4 substantial cash pay
nent will put the right party In
possession The balance out of the
house. A rigid Investigation IN
Nite3. No trIfers.
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rs rooms; strictly modern; nicely fur
nished; rent $3.50. Can be bought fo
$4,000, half cash down.
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GOLD MEDAL AND CHAIN. PHONE
Wasatch 5623 h32Di
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HEADQUARTERs FOR HorELS AND
LEASES.
a. RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
% Main st. Phone 541.
hsc4
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Y. III. EICUEY COMPANY.
Sl3 Walker Bank Building.
IDAHO HOTEL,

IDAHO HOTEL.
3s rooms. strictly modern. steam heat
furnished. rent sl0o: located In a town
Of $500: references from mayor and pVesi-
dent OF bank, If place Is not as described
VIII pay your expenses 10 the place and
return Price $500
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BIC BARGAINS IN HOTELS, ROoMING
houses. grocery stores. cigar sranos and
restaurants J. w. Dollar. l53 South
Main h35l6
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90 rooms; rooms single and en suite;
public and private baths. clears from
$500 TO 500 per month. rent sS.25. VIII
$1,000
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LOST-LEFT SUIT CASE AT SOME
unknown roomln= house in city Please
let Tribune office know. Registered Alex
Petty. Mas
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LOCAL HOTELS
2. rooms; rent $3.50; strictly modern
large, airy rooms. new furnishings
throughout. Price $500; terms.
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V. II. RTCHEY COMPANY.
SIS Walker Bank Building.
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BAY HORSE YEARS OLD. BOTH
mind feet white, weight $50 lbs. Re
turn to st5 Windsor st. and receive re
ward. h.yAz
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs
SECONDHAND SHOES

MEMS OEFORDS FROM soc UP. La
dies oxfords and shoes from S5c UP.
Thoreson. AS South state ST h3lo5
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SCOTCH PIES
PAINTING AND DECORATING


c. L. WESLEY e. son. i26 STATE.
Wasatch GIL Al work guaranteed.
hsii
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RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS

SALT LAKE STAMP co.
Phones S04. 60 West 3rd South.
hrn1
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-06
Escapes An Awful Fate.

A thousand tongues could not ex-
press the gratitude of Mrs. ]. f, Cox
of Joliet, ILL.,, for her wonderful de-
liverance from an awful fate. "Ty-
phoid pneumonia had left me with a
dreadful cough" she writes. Some
times | had such awful coughing
spells thought would die. | could
get no help from doctors treatment
or other medicines till l used DIR.
Kings New Discovery. But l owe
my life to this wonderful remedy for
scarcely cough at all now" Quick
and safe, it's the most reliable of all
throat and lung medicines. Every
bottle guaranteed. soc and 81. Trial
bottle free at all druggists.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-06
NOTICE.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that or
Thursday, the 9th day of May, 1912
at the office of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners of La Plata Coun-
ty, Colorado, at the court house in
the City of Durango, Colorado, set
tlement and payment will be made
to w. B. Bonds and W. A. O'Brien,
contractors, on account of contract
and for labor and material furnish
ed for the erection and construction
of one certain bridge for the Coun-
ty of La Plata over the Animas Riv-
er at or near Bondad in said La Plata
County.
And notice is hereby given as pro
vided by statute, that all claimants
to whom sums are owing for labor
or materials furnished in the erec-
tion and construction and building of
said bridge, may file their claims
with the undersigned, the Clerk of
the Board of County Commissioners
in La Plata County, Colorado, on or
before the hour of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of the day of said meeting.
Done by order of the chairman of
the Board of County Commissioners
of La Plata County, Colorado, this,
the 25th day of April, A. d. 1912.
C. H. CONROY,
Azo-2f-30M3 County Clerk.
Semi-weekly herald., 1912-05-06
ELECTION NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN that pursuant to the terms of
Ordinance Number sos of the City of
Durango, entitled "An Ordinance Call
ing Special Election for the Purpose
of Electing Members of Charter
Convention for the City of Durango
and Fixing the Time and Place for the
Holding of Such Charter Convention
and Also Fixing the Time Wnen the
Proposed Charter Framed by SAID
Convention Shall Be Submitted to the
Qualified Electors of Said City for
Their Approval or Rejection, and Max
ing Provisions for Matters Relating
Thereto" said ordinance having been
duly adopted and approved March
10Th, A. d. 1912, special election will
be held in the several voting precincts
in said City of Durango on
TUESDAY, THE FOURTEENTH
DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1912.
between the hours of seven o'clock in
the forenoon and seven o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, for the purpose
of electing twenty-one (2l) taxpayers,
who shall have been qualified cleo
tors within the limits of said City for
at least five years, and who, when
elected, shall constitute Charter
Convention TO frame a Charter for
said City in Harmony with Article
Twenty of the Constitution of the
State of Colorado, and the above en-
titled ordinance.
WITNESS MY HAND AND THE
OFFICIAL SEAL OF THE CITY OF
DURANGO this 26th day of April,
A. ID. 1912.
JACOB G. WILSON,
(SeaD City Clerk.
A27-10t