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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
WHEAT PRICE LOWER;
MARKET IS NERVOUS
Selling Due to Clearing
Weather Conditions North
west; Poor Cash Demand.

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-wheat prices be-
came heavy today under selling due to
clearing weather conditions northwest,
poor cash demand and depressing cables.
The market closed nervous 5@lc to &c
net lower
News that threshers had been able to
resume work in North Dakota gave
courage to the bears in wheat. Winni-
peg sent word today that receipts were
expected TO Increase forthwith.
Larger and cheaper offerings Of Rus
sian and Canadian wheat were regard ed
as chiefly responsible for the backset in
European quotations. Favorable crop
reports from Argentina counted also
against the bulls. Corn weakness, too,
added to the overweight on the market.
December fluctuated between 85sc and
9Osc, with last sales at 90ac. a loss OF
s@sc compared with twenty four hours
before.
Frosts failed to stimulate any impor-
tant buying of corn, which closed aG5c
lower
Oats closed bGlc lower.
Provisions closed ranging from last
nights level TO 25c lower
RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES
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'y International News Service

~ -''sSt iio 'ioHdl NEWS service.
"A lew YORK, Sept. 26.-High money
rates held the market in restraint
VI today The trading In Steel early
! In the day proved that the mar
ket is being held back by brute
torce- 1t Is ready to run away on the
east encouragement from the bankers
ana that is the reason they are i'm
pressing upon brokers the Importance OF
pelnS conservative This conservatism Is
oi healthy character, but today there
was evidence OF professional bear party
az work In the market and some weird
rumors gained currency, The result was
that money traders got out Of the mar
ket. preferring 10 walt until these ru-
mofs had been proved true or false.
Most important OF the days develop
ments We're the earnings for August
published by the Union Pacific and South
erp Pacific. These showed rema rk "a be
increases In net earnings. The combined
net gain was Sl.o59,S6o above the same
month last year. Southern Pacific had
the biggest month In it's history, earn
ing at the rate OF above $3.50. ooO, 900 gross
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GETS-IT For Corns
Really a Wonder
New Way; Painless. Safe and sure.
"ouIt That! GETS.iT VIII Get Any
CorD,p

The new kind Of corn cure; the only
sure kind; the only easy, safe. cainlcss
kind, is here. It's what corr. pestered
people have been looking for ever since
the age of shoes. Does ii really do the
work. Well just one trial Will prove 1t
The name OF this big surprise is
"GETS-IT.' because II gets IT. You don't
have to wrap your toes In bandages
There are no plasters. no salves. What
Is more. "GETS-IT'' will never, absolute
ly can't. hurt or make the true flesh sore,
as many other corn "thlngs" do. II II
gets on the skin. II won't. can't hurt or
injure the flesh. Apply II In two seconds
It's guaranteed, or your money Ia re-
funded.
Your druggist sells "GETs-IT," 25
cents per bottle. or direct II you wish,
from y. Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
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4 MONEY RATES
||lER|I THE MARKET
I street. Spectators Re-
I..d That Deficit in Bank
reserves Is Likely
||Css HIGHER EARLY
u, Practically Wiped Out
Most Instances in the
Final Hour.

YORK, Sept 26.--Money rates
1, todays stock market to an un-
,.rrs. The preceding days
An call loans rose to Z per cent
4. al. of the year, served as a
raj the steady outflow OF cash
y, r,nter was again threatenine
I, The small reserves OF the
.rIrr rate today. s per cent,
" mill the late afternoon, when
"a J. then declining and closing
= s.at Time money was IN
!, .Dsusd active and strong. with
=, rsins In Canadian Pacific
v.,shsyn Ore, Consolidated Gas,
~ lass prominent Issues. while
J,ss gpsculative leaders rose sub
s,siions. Reading was the most
srcpption, turning heavy soon
4 Z. opening.
--ssicuous industr!als. dealings In
q 4 moderate advance comprising
= =s,third OF the flrst hour large
ThIle Smelling rose ? points on
s,ulIsl rumors Of increased divi-
" r,nre OF stocks. including some
I'm priced specialties. advanced
4 roIp,s, and az midday Hartman
r,eially Union Pacific, moved
"a publication Of August earn
1 yost taking and short sales
4 steady ebbing OF gains, how
$50 lIt,le was left at the dull and
s close.
8 ?1eIdc's net gain for August was
n md that OF Southern Pacific
4 vaTls Southern Railway and a
,Asr reads reported nominal in
=, d, the same month.
r..ees FELL of slightly on reduced
d Total sales Cpar value) agsre-
RGlN,Ooo.
~ States government bonds were
ttsd on call.
Closing Stock List.
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New York Money!.

NEW YORK, Sept 26.-Money on call.
strong; 596t per cent: ruling rate, per
cent: closing bid. 81 per cent; offered at
6 per cent.
cent: ninety days. 5S@5s per cent; six
months, IS per cent,
Prime mercantile paper, 1895 per
cent.
Sterling exchange. easy, with actual
business In bankers bills at s4,S2o5 for
sixty-day bills and at S4s5.35 for demand
Commercial bills. SaS1t.
Bar silver. 63sc.
Mexican dollars, 4S5c.
Government bonds. steady.
Railroad bonds, easy.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. -Cattle-Recelpts,
S5.7501100; Texas steers. s4.60@6,35;
western steers. s6.0o@9.50: stockers and
e feeders. s4,4o@76o:o Sogs, sogs and heifers
Hogs-ReceIpts, 10000; market strong,
5@10c higher; light. ss.35 @9,35: mixed
sS.25 @S.95: heavy, ss.o5@S,9o; rough,
SS.o5@S.25 pigs. s5.15@8.15, bulk OF
sales. sS.Ao6S.S0.
sheep-Receipts. 35, 900; market steady
to 1Oc lower; native. s3.00@35o; west
ern, s3.5oG450: yearlings. s4.5o@5.5o;
lambs, native. s475@70o; western, s4.s5
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Kansas Cjfy

KANSAS CITY, Sept 2s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1000. including 1000 southerns;
market steady to strong: native steers,
s6.5o@10.90; southern steers, S4.25 06.26
southern cows and heifers, s3.o095.26,
native cows and heifers, S3.26@825:
stookers and feeders, s4.5o@750; bulls
s3.7565.00. calves. s5.00@9.50. western
steers. s5.6o@1o.oO; western COWS. $3.50
@6.00.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000. market &c to 1Oc
higher: bulk of sales, ss.5088.75: heavy.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-Copper, firm
standard spot and September S17.25 bid
October. $l7.45@i775: November and De-
cember S17,a0@177o; electro and lake.
SIT 62S@1Is7A: casting. s17.25@1737b.
Tin. strong spot 10 September s5o,76
u 91: October. s50.506s1.00; November,
Lead. firm. s51o@S.25; spelter, nrm,
7.G0@oT.75.
Antimony. hrm; cooksons. sS.75.
Iron, firm: No ! northern $4,000
1850: No northern. sl650@l7o 90: No.
] southern and l southern soft, $l775
alison,
Iondon copper steady; spot, ere: fu-
tures cT9 tSs Cd.
Local exchange sales tin, 2S tons. Lon
don tin 1rm; spot. Ge31; futures, ESQ
London lead. E2a 5s.
Local exchange sales speIter, 100000
pounds London spelter, G21 ls cd.
Iron-Clevelan warrants 66s I'D In
London,
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Chicago Dairy Produce.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Butter, steady;
Eggs. steady, receipts 363S cases; at
mark, cases included. 1s1@1olc: ordinary
hrsts, 2otc: hrsts. 223c.
16@l6ic; Young Americas, 16gm17c: long
horns. 169017c.
Potatoes, steady: receipts. forty cars:
Michigan, 50@53c; Wisconsin, o0M65c;
Minnesota, 52@55c.
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The Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. cs-cofee futures closed
barely steady net 10 points higher. Sales.
Io2 $50 bags September u 14c: October. Novom-
bar Deccmbor. January and FobruaEy, 1t.ooc;
MaTch. Hoao, April. 1i.o5c. May. h.o6c: June.
IA. 0Tc; July aud Augunt. 140sc.
spot stoSdy; Rio No. Z. NSdItEc: Santos
No 4. IsJsc. Mild quiet; Cordova, le91sc.
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Bs|:E57 ECONOMICAL 3Ss!Il[l "
I fNnSaMSsoNSA CLEANS
N ,0@: SCOURS /:
IN oAPUEs8 P0k/SHES
kSSIISXa:l,l57SIsNIZ WASTE
EMIT NOTICE.

Cedar Talisman Consolidated Mines COM
pany: location OF principal place OF bust
ness. AIT D, F. Walker building.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of
assessment No l. levied on the 10th day
of August, 1912. the several amounts set
opposite the names of the Yespe ective
shareholders as follows:
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Flax, Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 2s-Corn. no. yellow.
eohc.
Oats. No white. soH6tomo
Rye, No. 2. s235Se.
Flnx, s177
Barley llG67o
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New York Provisions,

NEW YORK Sept 20 -Whea,--Spoi cAsy: No.
rrd sio3l5dios elevator. and tl.o5S T. O. y.
pNaat; No I northern Duluth. 800 o. y.
,0ont Tho cloae was unchanged TO NC ncl
lower. sertamber. sIol'i; uccemocr as i-'sc;
MAJ. NO2I.
Hops steady.
potrolcuni steady.
Hide hTU
Wool cu!et.
Raw sugar quiet; rnuaeovado, test, 5.sTe.
centrlfuga os tes, i.I'c. molasscs ougar. ~ test
a A.c refined steady.
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Excursion to Orig gs, Idaho,

via the Oregon Short Line, September
%. Low rate tickets with ten-day limit
Train leaves Salt Lake 1l:45 p. M
Sunday, September 90. Sec agents for
particulars.
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so,a'tlon Of Treas,,ry

seIos A r VI treasury,
Va N. 'sm. sa ae.--At tho beginning n,
M; ~ condition OF The UnG,e1 UG%'sh s,,,s sl
|ks I" Treasury Offices. 3ss.ess :
Sr.e u, pp,ne s.BIe treasury. .s.. ss7 ioi
lu,srosy eIal iuud wps }l.7'5sa Xii
"a % sH tl,97s.SSy.
|s d.a,it ,n,' n,cal year i, Is. a;s 7ss
0' 'ls,eo2, ts7 az iSis ;im. io
-0'a. 'ahama canal and public
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sS.45@s7o: packers and butchers, $500
$50; light. sS.5098.S0; pigs. ss.0o@7.25.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000; market steady
to 10c lower: muttons. s3.50@4.60: lambs,
s6.00@7.10; range wethers and yearlings,
$4.00@5.40; range ewes. S2.50@400.
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RANGE OF THE LEADING FUTURES.
CASH QUOTATIONS..

Cash quotations follows: Flour active
stondy: rye. No. ., es37oc: barley, feed mix
Ing, t7G63c: fair choice mailing, s0G73o;
timothy seed. s25oaioo: clover seed. sl3. oo61soo;
mess pork. s16501ls.66: lard, IN tierces slioo
short ribs. loose. 3io 12kG1o6eh
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clnrances OF wheat and -four we're equal
10 $40. 900 bushels. Primary receipts Sli, =
600 bushels. compared with i.257, 900 bushels tho
corresponding day year ago. Estimated ro-
celp,s for tomorrow; Wheat, 1T3 cars; corn, 303
cars. oats, 36a cars; hogs, 1000 head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27

at. LOUIS. Sept. se.--wooi steady medium
grades. combius and clothing. 25is92sc; light
lns, io6glc. heavy nne. 15gise; tub washed.
:7Sa5c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27

cially attractive and are being handled
In large quantities by the local dealers.
There are some good "eating" apples on
display and the later apples are just be-
ginning to come in,
There are some minor changes In the
price Of different commodities. Canta-
loupes are cheaper than they were
week ago, as are also watermelons. Lob
sters are selling for 10 cents pound
below last weeks price
Local quotations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-27
The Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 7s.-cotton cloGcd easy at
net decline Of is 10 % points,
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
ATTRACT MOST ATTENTION
Week Has Shown Improvement in Both Quality
and Quantity; Melons Are Lower; First
class Apples Begin to Arrive.

. CONTINUAL Improvement in the
Y quality and the quantity OF fruit
and vegetable displays was the
\ main feature on the local mar
ket Yesterday Peaches are eBpe-
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asr sur'sporated Fruits

Ssa >" a''-EvaOorA'ed apple,
arirs
= ,sls
'aa ,.ry.
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and an order OF the board OF
OF August 1912. SO many shares OF zach
parcel OF such stock as may DO necessary
f.aks city. Utah, on the ard day of oe-
tober, 1919. at 2 o'clock p. m. of said
day TO pay delinquent assessment there
on together with the cost OF advertising
H BARNETT. Secretary.
All D. F. Walker Building.
1854
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+ + !. !: !,
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COPPER UNCHANGED
FOR ALL THE BRANDS
Lead Firm in New York Mar
ket at Top Prices; Spelter
in Good Demand.

:.
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SeW York Rnnaa

'os Gay. $4,000 ghnrc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
Bon 9,ar @1aralp ste.

Gon g,ar Wtdraiuste.
Shlmm Iicgt Der Yart III itiiler Hbenos
RIB
@ir idJrciteu iportlos ourdl oaS tieie
Sd)iucigcn.
0iir piro 10 ieItiam frob inns SerS,
70 ei9en:
Sic Sebniud6t fIiiitert mir cin @mber
an.
9as greiit CT Scr3 nne rnft ugS
treibt unn lodt
llab rilbrt al meiner Seclc huutIeI
Siefen
lluS ipcdt bic jciben g9iinidle, bic bort
idllicfcu.
SnB por @crGanacn mir cer Sltem itodi,
lluS Inneinm Iudlt mcin 9luge ecincli
9lid.
Su 3itterIt Iciie. ncinc Sduoe 6ebcn -
Sas lit Ser 8enbcpunit III melleni
2eben.
Sas 1T Sas sroBc. lanGerichnte Slid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25
RoA Elm 9ein.

Sin GreunO bon mir, 70 ersGblt
Elm Dibbolo. litt an einem 6uBiibel.
Der .9trSt bebuuptets, ipenn mein
Sreunb nit Dem 2sbsn eupoutoms
men iolle. miifs sr Den redtsn SUB
Opfsrn. DiOsritrebenO ipiGIists msin
Greuno elm. Das llsbeI srsriff aber
aud ben Iinten SUB - unb aud Der
fieG Der Sage bes 9lr5tes aur 8eute.
Sc niibte ni9ts - tiniss Sage fpGs
ter psri9ie0 mein GreunO. Der Serr
Sanitdtsrut ubsy iprah gu Der troit>
lolen Bitpe: ~@r mare gerettet ipors
ben. liebe 5rou, er lpGrs srettet fpors
ben. ipsnn id ibm nod Elm 8sin
bate amputieren t6npeR!"
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Sin ltnsliidsmciudJ.

Gin Mann bon i9einbar GROCER Wiirs
oigteit
Spra9 10 gu mir Dor ni9t gar fun>
ger 3eit:
$50 pieIss llnbeil bat ipobl iiderli9
&ein Wlenid auf bieier WeIt pOIlz
bru9t tpie i9!"
~llm 9Ottespilltnl" risf if. .Iiebsr
Wiann,
Das babsn sic oenn S9rsdlihes
getang"
~Rtdts! paitor bin idb". fpra9 er
o'rouf i'm @eb'n.
limb bdb' ssidlofsn iibsr taufenb
gb'n!"
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Nintig.

8eteran: 5iinfmaI ipurosn mir
bon Der llebermaht ouriidgeporfen.
aGter 9 9nprrer: 9ott Der
@erd6f, pis baibt. bin ih ood
lsbtbin setporfen iporbsn bel 20tpsns
tai is9smal kinuus inb bin sesdns
gen INNER tpi.oer sbinein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25

@eniffenbaft. profefs
IOr (sur aO9in, bic ben 0ienit psrs
lGBD: rSisr buben sic Sbr 3eugs
mis-. sic iparen 5tpei Sabre BEL uns.
Sn bisfer 3sit baben Sic oreiBigmal
miferubsl. a9t5igmaG i'm RotfaIle gss
nieBbdr. bunbert5pun3ismal balbptss
unnebmbar = dber fiinfbunoertmal
Brilliant gstO9t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-25

Gin Reoliit. Dame: Sinh
Sic Elm glnbdnger Der Sunit, psnn
id fraeen barf9"
Serr: .9eipib - Der ao9tunit!@
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-9orf9Gagsur Site. 8a.
ter: rOu iparf pieber uudrtis, fdst
Muma. Si.b Der. ba 1T mein Spas
5ieritod; ipeibt 0u, ipas i4 jeBt md'
den perbs9"
rpSd bente, einsn Spa5isrgang. Iiss
Der papa!~
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Der Yrot.

sd m66te Elm MGrdenbu9."
8u9bGn6Ier: .@ieIlei9t oas
lIts. idOns ~Suufeno unb cine
Rudt2"
~Sabsn sic ni9t eins nit mebr
RG9ten9"
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Agricultural Exhibit at Hunting
burg Fair.

The agricultural experiment station will have an
exhibit at the Huntingburg fair this year. 1t is one
Of the most valuable exhibits that has ever been
sent out by the Agricultural Extension Department
comments Prof. G. NJ Frier, of the Purdue Univer-
sity extension staff in regard to the educational ex
hbt that is to be shown at the county fair at Hunt
ngburg this season. The exhibit has been COM
petely arranged and contains innumerable features
not heretofore shown at Indiana fairs.
The several boxes, showing the work that is being
done in the various agricultural departments of the
Experiment Station and School of Agriculture can
not fail to leave lasting impression in the minds of
those who visit it. They will be first struck by the
vast scope OF agricultural work in Indiana and
when they compare the present advances with the
methods employed back in the old days. there is sure
to arise before them vision of wonderful poSsib-
ties for the Indiana farmer. The states entry upon
it's era of agricultural advancement has been steady
and certain but the results beginning to become
more and more apparent every year, and it will be
but matter of few years before agricultural su-
premacy will be inseparably linked with the word
Indiana" declares Prof. Frier.
The aggressiveness of the committee in charge of
the county fair in securing the exhibit is to be COM
mended. It means departure from the old system
of side-shoWs and disrerutabe performances calcu-
lated to extract the hardearned coin from the Amer
lean farmers pocket-book and he will now be given
opportunity to benefit his condition by RECEIVING
of the scientific thoughts evolved after Years
of patient labor at the state experiment stati9n.
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JAsrER INDIANA, FRIDAY JULY 26, 1912.

DR. A. Sieffert had an office on the Corner where
Dr. Sturm is located. Kasper John run the
Mail Stages between Jasper and Washington and
Jasper and Rockport, making round trip to each
place once week. Dried Apples sold for 6Oc bu-
shel, corn meal 3Oc. bushel, white corn 25c. bu-
shell, Chickens 81. per dozen. Eggs 4c. per dozen
flour So per 100 lbs, Hay s5.OOa ton, wheat 45c.
bushel Jaseph Egg run the Uniod Hotel. Chas
Kraus the Kraus Hotel. John Buchart run furni-
ture store Adam Ritzert was suing Mary Ritzert
for divorce VIM. POschen was warning people not
to credit his wife. John Lutz offering the
cheapest goods in town at his Store on N. Main ST.
Mass Convention was called for July 80, by The
Union Democracy whose motto was 1.-THE Consttu-
tion as it is and the Union as it was" A. L. Robin
of Evansville was billed to make aspeech on the
28th
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THE CALL.

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with little effort. The same
proopsitoin holds good for
those who are not now sub
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-11
COMMON COUNCIL
NEE is TONIGHT
Final Action Expected on Acqui-
sition of Richmond Dock.
Other Matters.

The Common Council will meet to.
night at o'clock with all OF its meath.
docket before 1t. tho entire session last
Monday night having been devoted tG
discussion OF the annual appropria-
ton ordinance. which will come before
the Board of Alderman Tomorrow
night for concurrence.
The Council will receive tonight a
number OF important reports from
standing committees, including the re-
communication of the Finance Commit.
tee for acquisition OF the Richmond
dock under certain conditions.
The ordinance governing the electric
plant Will be matter of some discus.
sion, as there has been wide divergence
OF Views in regard to II.
Among the new Items OF business to
come up Will be the resolution prepar.
co by Councilman Carter c. Jones to
secure plans for 4 now Free Bridge,
the Cease resolution ordering an In.
quiry into the ACCESSIBILITY OF reducing
the price of gas from 90 to go cents
and resolution looking to revision
OF tho recently adopted precinct line.
for that portion OF Madison Ward lynx
north OF the river. giving TO that pari
of the ward four precincts instead OF
three An effort will be made to have
this adopted under suspension of til,
rules, as the commissioners are now al
We rk on the revision of the poll book
In accordance with the new ward ant
precinct lines.