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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR
SOUTHERN SHOP BUILDINGS
Construction Work for Hallway I'm
South RichmOnd Given to T..


In addition TO many other improve
ments being made by the Southern
hallway Company in Richmond and III
the SouthSidc. shop buildings are to he
constructed in South Richmond, and
the contract has been awarded TO l.. J.
White X son, OF this city. The con-
tract for the trans former house has
been awarded to j. I. Wilson Company.
also of Richmond.
The general improvements to be
made by the Southern include a COM
bination passenger and freight station
on lower Hull Street. work on which
has already begun, and a huge freight
station on the site OF the old passenger
station ut the foot of Fourteenth
Street Construction OF this station
which involves u great amount OF on
Sinccring, is also under way. Part
Of this work will involve concrete UNI
dcrpinning of tho canal for more than
100 yards. in place OF the wooden sup
ports on which the tracks formerly
rested.
TrackaSc facilities in South Rich
mond arc being extended. 50 that when
they arc completed the capacity OF the
yards Will he almost doubled. What
claimed from the river. and is now be
ing put 10 good use. In addition to all
this work the old tunnel beneath
Seventh street, near the Free Bridge.
has been demolished. and a now tunnel
almost double the width OF the old. and
much longer, will DC constructed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

the territory to be annexed by Rich
niohd November 5. brings the popula :
ton I" approximately 10000.
Mr.. nm cited tho estimate made by
i'r. Levy and expressed the opinion
that tn" city's population would APP
proach the l50.000 mark ir 1t did not
20 beyond ii before next July. The iii =
rectory expert said that the population
OF the territory covered by the dircc-
tory this year was estimated last year
ut lSS.oS0. This territory embraces
Westhanpton. lakeside and the Nat
I"nal Cemetery on the north side of
the river and the suburbs almost as far
as Petersburg Oh the south side. All
OF this territory is regarded as subur-
ban iichmond.
Asked when the ncw Richmond city
Directory would be ready for dciiycry.
Mr.. nm said ii depended upon the
measure OF cooperation given the
cnuncrators and coinpilcrs Of the di-
rcctory by the business men II the
business people OF tho city supply the
Information desired of thcn promptly
tho new directory viii be printed.
bound and ready for delivery in March.
lie declined, however. to commit him
self to any specific time. 1t depends
altogether on the Willingness or tho
business men to supply accurate and
definite information. he repeated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

transportation committee. s. II. Bose
man: Confederate veterans committees
David y. Brown; Auditorium committee,
James y. Gray: military committee.
Colonel 10 Lane stern: information
committee, James T. Lochr: Sons OF
Veterans committee. Il. Leslie Spence.
committee on carriages and horses. y.
w. icnnctt; music committee. William
Il. Evans: committee on printing. T.,
II. Taylor; committee on badges. James
y. Boyd; press committee. DIR. Douglas
$. Freeman; invitation committee. j.
Taylor Ellyson: committee on sponsors
and maids J. Taylor Stratton: medical
committee, Or. George Ross; United
Daughters OF the Confcdcracy commit
tee. Mrs. ~ -. kanuOlph: municipal
committee. Mayor George Ainslic: Bust
ness Mems Club, James Il. Crump: Re
tail Merchants Association, w. ~
Clark, Jr.; Travellers Protective AsSo-
citation. :. W. Howard: Chamber o.
Commerce, Augustine Royal: parad.
committee, M:.or-Gcncral }. Thompson
brown: Commonwealth, Governor
Henry G. Stuart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
Of CITY
$4,000 BY JULY, 1915
estimate Based on Statistics as Have
Been Used by Chief Health
Officer.
ARE NOW MAKING CANVASS
Small Army OF Mcn Going From
House to House, Which Is First
Stage in Making Of Ncw Rich-
mond Directory.

! $4,000 on July /. 1919
That is tho estimate. based upon :,
computation from statistics SUch AS Dr.
l.. {. Levy, chief health officer OF the
city. employed when he made public his
estimate OF the city's population two
months before the figures of the last
United states Census were published.
DR.. Lcvy's estimate WAS within 100 of
the actual population. as shown 10y the
Census Bureaus figures 1t WAS pro-
nounced phenomenal ut that time by
staHsticians and directory MAKERS.
The new enumeration Of the popula
ton of itichmond was begun hy IN"
iiichmcnd city DIRECTORY cnulncraturs
on September Z. Labor Da%. y small
army of men arc NOW cauvasSing tho
city. going from hou-- To house. rho
naliint; OF the City DIRECTORY for 1918
is in its first stage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
LOCAL DEALERS MAY BID
Post once Department Han Need for
100000 PountIs of TuLnc.

Local dealers in Irvine Will have an
opportunity to enter bids on II huge
quantity of this material which is
needed by the Post -Oflicc department
for use during the next year. Post
master Hay 7. Thornton was notified
yesterday that bids have bean asked on
100000 pounds Of Irvine Of jutc or
other material suitable for lying pack :
ages. and also tying devices which cen
be used ~ a substitute tor ;winc
While the order looks IMMENSE il is
not really so larg. when II is con-
sidcrcd that tho Richmond Office alone
uses nearly two tons OF ,Nin- in Il
single year. Offices like those OF New
York and Chicago use hundreds of
thousands of pounds in u year. white
tho smaller Offices use little. having III
structions to save all pieces comm.
in, for use again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
REPORTS FROM WOOLENs
HIGHLY ENCOURAGING
tempt to Buy Stocks at Prices
Above Closing Figures.
INQUIRIES FOR INDusTRlALs
Sharp Advances Arc Expected Before
Exchange RcUpcns for business.
Dizziness Still Rules in Iron and
Steel Trade.
ny nnoADAN WALL.

New York September le--Hcports from the
WOODEN industry arc highly encouraging and
people possessing inside knowledge today
change clearing house American Wooden
common and preferred AZ prices well above
tho CLOSING figures of July -.
\ demand has also sprung up ior the
stocks OF tho international Mercantile Ma
completed through the clearing housc above
The inquiry for Industrial shares shows a
broadening tendency. Nith tho prediction
10y specialists that there would be some
SHARP advances before the exchange rccpcns
20; business. Dulncss s,iu rules in the iron
and stcc! trades, not so much because OF a
rather from tho lear. as expressed 10y some
of the representatives now in New York
that tho agents who are ready 80 place
orders Will not be protected IN regard to
commissions on ,fturc. business. There is
al eoim--evcr the head OF commission sales
men and dealing directly with the principal
and several very large orders are now held
stock EXCHANGE committees arc directing
houses have largo blocks OF securities re-
ceiveI since business ceased. and these they
arc unable - return 20 their fellow brokers
from Whom they borrowed IN luly The inn
pol i'n"c Of MI problem is increased by The
,.H,7uinel SHIPMENTS OF stock TO New York
, ThJ,, ",,'e ~. ln, at The present time
issues ;!at must be taken up before business
ts,nls omSWSrc S StEsen sG S"ct, s n'i
s35.coe."H ci money to be provided by tho
brokers ana their clients. Some OF tho large
banking houses arc encouraging these ship
lncnts. ond II Is expected that the load will
be shifted 10 the proper shoulders during
tho next six weeks.
When business is resumed certain rcstrIc-
tions as TO brokers credits undoubtedly MIL
be enforced. II Is understood that ono or
two OF the larger banks have notified Gus
toners that GENERALIZATION Will In the
future not be permitted This Will tend 10
restrict speculative operations In the stock
market. and undoubtedly throw tho bulk of
the business 10 tho firms with large capital
Ia tho outside market good demand was
reported for United Cigar store shares
There were number OF transactions III odd
lots. and several bids we're noted ro, round
amounts at prices shade above the closing
figures.
Although stock Excnauec officials refuse
Ia confirm tho report. IL is understood that
practically an tho outstanding contracts
open ou luls - havc boon settled. and that
Tho small differences SIN open VIII be
cleared up This week.
Much Importance is attached To tho ac-
ton to hc taken by The Bank OF Ensls mi
directors on tho foreign exchange Uucstlo
to- morrow. Their course Is expected to
facilitate tho settlement OF differences be
tween the London and New York stock
brokers.
New York September l5.-CiosnE: Mcrcnn-
tic paper. Sterling exchange, easier:
cnbcs, $3.50 for demand. S?i5O. Bar sill
Yer, IS"s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
rrohihi,ion Meeting To-Nisht.

j. \. Naples. prominent prohibitIoniSt
Of mississippi, will make tho principal
address at the mass meeting to h. held
Tonight at o'clock Oh tho Ford Hotel
lot under tho auspices of the Womall's
ohibition League of America. The
meeting will be formally opened with
prayer By Rev. t. w. kcmpcr pastor
OF Hanover Avenue Baptist Church and
X. &. Hawkins will preside. Rev. L..
j. Richardson, field secretary Of the
Anti-Saloon League in Virginia. will
draw cartoons designed to illustrat C
the evils of intcmpcrancc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
NEw YoRh rn0prCE IHcu,>cr

Ncw York. Scptcubcr is-llnw 4u-ar
nominal; moissscs 5S6aJGl: ccntri,,r,i
o.piHGs'; refined. quiet; Butter ana cheese
steady.
Cottonsccl oil advanced carly on .ho-.
covering aud the lard strength hut later
"aScd on again uHdcr hcdgc pressure and
lnGk of hnll support. september closed eight
p"ihts lover and tho later months two
n"lnts love- :" tWo points higher. sales
Hoo barrels. Tenders, l,co barrels. Tnc
narke, closed harc!y steady. SPOT. 5.sl(ia - +:
Scpten hcr, '."pI.S%. October. 5.:lWS9.: No
Ncinecr. ~ "s.HG. Dcrcmbcr 6.g,q.. 20. IAN.
nary, tr'No's, February. 6 ISa6I5.. March
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

CHICAGO W. ScrtcmNcr Ic-Whort 49,,
soaring to-day. inr.ely because of reports Of
Austro-Geiinan advantages that made the
END OF inc war hppcaT remote. After q rise
OF as much ~ cents bushei tho ,nark.,
closed nervous, vifh gains OF fi.4is,c no,
corn wound up l.HI4c hign.r and nst. q,
an acvance 81 l@t"i3,c. IL provisions. the
outcome ranged from tc decline 10 20, Of
extra cost.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago. September lG.-Hoss. strong bulk
81 Sa!es. 5S''. nsSS5, light. sS.,oaio 90: In.xcd.
SH2y pigs. t,1rS.5l. Cattle. lower: bccvcs.
$'!oWNLH0 steers. sG.3jdss.a5; stockcrs and
feeders. 1.JodSS.%,: COWS and hcircra. S3.Od
$50; calves. sS5pusia5o sheep. higher:
sheep; S5.oousG9@; yearliuSs. se..5dSiS5: lambs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

inE up. receipts heavier. ChicEs Receipts
heavy. market unsteady: outlook love-.
n"vinG SLOW. Huttcr market i.c lover: 70
ceipts moderate selling hue. country meat /,
OF al klnns scarce and wanted. Hides
Market In splendid shape and selling intne-
dlat"ly on arrival. Nehis continue scarce and
selling nnt ship all YOU can Ia this line. Xii
ijNc stock selling nne ana in good demand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pEY GOODS NlARKE.

New York. September iG.-Cotion good.
'aaskets were stcadicr to-day. Worsted yarns
ia better demand. Ruriaps were Irregular.
tmpT"iucries aud lace. quiet SILK markets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
POPULATION Of ,oc.arO

j. Lud Iiill. head of tho directory
company which bears his name dcclin-
eel To commit himself to an estimate of
the population yesterday. l;ut lac di-
rcctcd attention TO- the fact that tho
estimated population on July /. this
yeAr. WAS l33.i22. ana to the further
fact that the estimated population TT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
The Virginia Randolph
Elicit School
OPENS SEPTEMBER a..

ronitc Monroe Park, II II. Laurel ST.
tNumbcr pupils limitcd.)
beginning with the House Of Child
hood tMontessori Method), and con-
tinuinE through preparatory work TO
college entrance. Bryn Mawr examina-
TONS In May. Certificates admit to
Nassar. Miss Cogan received Madame
AoutcSSori Diploma. Miss Maria Blair
WI lecture twice week. Twenty OK
pcrlcnccd teachers. French or German
% littlc Sirls. 40 extras. Address MISS
tl.LE1T. - y. Laurel 81, For inform:,-
tion or catalogue, address MIR. HUGH
=. BIRD. l.. -. Box TO-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
NAVAL. STORES

savannah. Ca. September Is.-Turpentine
nominal; to2; no sales receipts. 10 casks;
shipments. 40 casks stocks. 1855 casks
Is9sih' ,non'inal: no sales: receipts. 65S bar
tcI'' shipments, $50 barrels; stocks, lo1 oss
b;trrcls. QUOTE: A. b go.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
- -==-==
COTTON MARKETS.

New Norh, September lS.-lt was nm
ncunccl to-day by the conference COMMITTEES
IN oharsc OF The liquidation W Tho s,raddlo
interest ON the New York Cotton Exchange
that Tho price would hc reduced 10 $50 Tor
.iannaTN February In Liverpool and to 90
for pcccmbcr in New York Tomorrow Some
such action had been more less generally
expected. and hope expressed in local
circles thut the cutting down of the price
Liverpool
There WAS no baloting FOR orders here
to-day, notwithstanding the sales recently
ycpcrtcd IRON, tho l.tvcrpoo! stock. and 50
lar only Us" bales OF tho New York interest
nave been liduidntcd under the plans OF tho
iniern'u9nal conference. rho SLOW progress
81 this liquidation is offset 10 some extent
hoWerer by reports that tho syndicate pian
now scciis likely TO go through and by re-
ports OF further advances In the Southern
markets. al the official quotations received
to-day being about H. higher. Continued
good weather was reported IN the South
Fort Movement stock. S7Sla bales
Ioial To-day at .,ll ports Net rrCoiDts
l-',l' bales; exports. l.25o bales. stock. .;iS,6
bales. '
Total for wcek Not receipts $3.50 bales:
exports. 5.t5 bales
To,M TO- sSasor Ne; receipts isi,ss7 bales:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
McGuire's
University School
fltHNlONB. Va.
OPPOSITE WILLIAM BYRD PARK,
RICHMOND, Va.
LOWER SCHOOL. FOR LITTLE


BOYS.
The fftieth session will open Sep
tember Il, 1914, I'm the new school
house adjoining William Byrd Park,
of about $50 acres. The building.
equipped With the most approved.
modern single desks and furniture,
Is heated and ventilated by tho
american System the system most
highly recommended by school ar
chitccts and sanitary engineers.
The location Of the school is I'M
surpassed. Opposite the public play
ground at Byrd Park. it is in easy
walking distance Of tho western resi-
dcnce district, convenient TO all car
lines, only fifteen minutes from Fifth
and Main Streets
Catalogue by mail or at book
stores Principal at 1918 Vest Ave
nuc. Phone Madison 174.
JOHN p. MCGUIRE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
! Commercial Law
AT Night
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
The Chamberlayne School

y country Boardint; and Day School
for Boys.
Fourth Scssion Higgins Sept. 10th.
Tie School will be open for iuspcc-
,ion 10 parents and friends Tuesday,
September 18th.
Now location at Wcsthampton. Stop
- NcSthiiinpton Line, corner of Three
Nhopt load and Henri Street.
Upper school for Boys ten to cigh-
teen years OF age.
Low School COR Boys seven to ten
address
c. G. ClIAMBERLAYNE.
A. NJ. Ph. D.. !icadmaatcr.
The Pines Wcsthampton, Richmond,
Va. r. +. j.. No. ..
Telephone Madison 472s-Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

liverpool. September 1s.-Spo, cotton mood
inuniiE uusincss fair salcs. i|o bales in
luGlnE see American. on the basis OF Go0d
Tor middl!ug; imports, 5a65 bales inruuiur
.,"9s American.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
HOTELS
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS.
THE JEFFERSON

RICIlnOND. VA.
The most magnificent hotel In ths
South. European piru. Rooms Jingle
and on suite. with ar.u without oath,
Spacious sample rGo,i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
; So yellow. 'eo'e's 1o.,s-s,andard. .a.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON CHANGE
Richmond. Va. September Is. 1914
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

New York. September l5-Closinc: Mcrcan-
the paper Sterling exchange. easier:
cnbics $3.50. for demand. N2I50. Bar sill
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-25

\ou iOH rUEIr tIIuN
h"pu udcWt 81 the Interior
United states Land Ofnn.

La, 'ruc,',, y. NJ. Sept Oh. lul4
N"tic" b., hcrhy given that Eurd,r
W Ham IF Columbus ~ 81 Who
uu est - lpll. madn homestead on.
'rN -" 'ntul. for -. ,,r g., town
ship - =. rang : " y So o. N.
ha> hl"d notice Ut lutru'iuu Zoo make
final three year proof 81" establish
claim to the land ah"yr u,,r..I I'd. l,.
fore W. = Hoover. T. = ,,umi,.
~iun"r, ~ Columbus. y 81 uu 'hy
9th DAY at October. lgll
Claimant names a. ~vltny,,.-
Valerie Huclkio. of Columbus. y. W..
James ". Nelson.
VIII Ritchic, Jr.,
I'D Barring"r.
JOiiN l. BURNSIDE Register
ua, 1923
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-25
Contest No ln33 S,,t.t,
N"r''E 81 CONTEST.
department ~ the In,c,,..
L. $ raul on,,

La, Cruces. y 81 S,,,
r" l",,' F'"oku o, p,u,.
"ro' Delivers Ir>a. ,up,.., 'r.
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Jones VII" lt,, ,,'-l
New M,Nicu '''a'
"iic' address, did u. A I''.
ul' an this "nicr BIT, ul. NY"
ed application To ruur.,r AMID '
the cauccllatio ul tr,, ''.'
"nlr, No o>ol}, ,.rIa. \, ''d
madr Feb > 1913 lt 81. ''
g. township - = r.r.. '''a
y meridian. and a. -rrund. e..
contest hr ALLEGES .Ug ..i5
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d"ucr IN said lani. n,..r N
am! Improvement, lh.ron anal
"n"'l' abandoned sand and ~,
cntr, 'l
1r'. therefor, I.rau., n,r...
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go. o'iirc as u,tIu. .,,u
l'sscd 10, 'uu aud Your ,td on,.
VIII h' cancelled Hereunder v,n,.,
".r further right TO n, heard ,b,..
n either before ms ".r., or oa Al.
.'.. 81 "u fart 10 n|, .u. nm. ow
''.|u tvcBt' day ,p,r ~.
HHNN. NH.fNN
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-25

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.ir. u.. Ga .hrnE H,d,u un
..... .rur. tr. next morning
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..m.. ru,,rn chat transaction ut 60
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rr,rhrg
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..... .rt,Ud ,' MIN s tyr, rnvi
.... ....... rulr rnE " hume and
M r,. ,.s.U mi, IN nud ont how
duplicate nould cost
50 ......r. who bad heard the
.re,n,u. .niue. one hundred
.. .,,s,r O., ru,rr, gears rooN
3D. .u. f. ,H, lGh' glass go nand
In.r. d.. hr.ugHf 30 back auu ard II
..r.. u N-ul. hand
10. roru.IE 'hr'" u'or. away
r.. .f,r'. .. ru,m uu lus I'VE ana
..r,..t ...r..r ad Gcptcrt
Miss Enadnn d'd NOT 20 20 Scnocn
borg snn ~ 'o q t~"I"phmn" hootn
t| calico p Wildwood cottage.
s..,b mad boon r''''d h' Edgar Na'''
.rl rar 1000 N'oh-
I..' 900, YEAR. ruiI oai'l..,N ON.
..,
I.e.t Ua.uE .rood 40 M" corner
of IS Nh q uus ana Thirty 'ourin
r,. Sea Norn TO-" urn taol" "
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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-09-25
NOTICE FOR pUHII, NIluN
lIrpnrImcnl nl nr Imlrr-ol.
ulod States Land Ouu,,

.'A''F '"'''
Las ,rurc>, y. NJ. Sept 3D., 1911
No'ic" j. hereby given 'ta' Grace
g. Gu,h"I, of Columbus, y Who,
ON August /. lwlS. made homestead
entry. No. uSG, for SEi section %
township - =, Rang" : ~. Mp.
meridian la, hlcd notice "' n..n'Ion
=" make final five year uuol :"
establish claim ru the land ann., de-.
Ncrilsd, bciorc ". {. Hooyu O.. =
{ commissioner, at Columbus ~ NJ,
uu IL" 27th dag of Ortot~r. IHll
Claimant name, a, wilu",,,-
Miriam f.. G"chol off olumhu- A. NJ
John l.. Harris,
George e. Peters,
May =. Waterbury
JOINS IT, BURNSIDE. Reg, rpr
u"5 I.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-22

-Stoughton combination racks are in
demand and Chas. S. Slack & Company
have few left,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-07-22
NOTICE OF SEPTEMBER PRIMARY

STATE OF WISCONSIN
DEPARTMENT or STATEB -
primary to be held in the several towns,
wards. villages and election district of the
state of Wisconsin on the first Tuesday of sep
TENDER. 4. d. 1914 being the first day of said
month, the following officers are to be nomi-
mated:
A Governor. in place of Francis f. Mccoy
ern. whose term of office will expire on the
first Monday of January A. d. 1915.
A Lieutenant Governor. in place of Thomas
Morris. whose term OF office viii expire on the
first Monday OF January, A. ID. 1915
A Secretary of State. in place of John s. Don
aid. whose term of Office viii expire on the
hrst Monday OF January A. d. 1915
A State Treasurer in the place of Henry
johnson whose term Of Office will expire on
the first Monday Of January. A, d. 1915.
An Attorney General in place of Walter G.
Owen. whose term of ONCE will expire on the
first Monday of January A. ID. 1915.
United States Senator in place of Isaac
Stephenson, whose term of office will expire
oil the 4th day OF March. A, y. 1915.
A Representative in Congress for the Sew
enth Congressional District comprised of the
counties of Lacrosse, Jackson Monroe, Clark,
Vernon, juneau, Adams and Sank to succeed
John j. Esch whose term of office expires on
the 4th day of March, A. ID, 1915
State Senator for the Thirfy-hrst Senator
ial District, composed of the counties of Jack
son, Monroe and Vernon to succeed Howard
Teasdale, whose term of ONCE will expire on
the first Monday in January, A, d. 1915.
Member of Assembly for each of the coun-
ties of Ashland. Barron Bayfield, Calumet,
Chippewa, Clark, Columbia. Crawford, Door,
Dunn. EauClaire, Green, Green Lake, Iowa,
Jackson, Juneau, kenosha Kewaunee. LaFay-
cite, Langlade. Lincoln. Marinette. Monroe
Oconto, Ozaukee, Pierce, Polk, Portage Price.
Richland, Sank, Shawano, St.Croix, Taylor,
Trempealeau, Vernon, Walworth, Waupaca,
Wood, Waushara and Washington.
Candidate for Member of Assembly for the
county of Vernon to succeed Lawrence Grims-
rud, whose term of ONCE viii expire on the
first Monday o. January, A. ID. 1915.
Given under my hand and official seal al the
capitol in the city of Madison this 27th day OF
June. A. ID. 1914
J. S. DONALD. Secretary of State.