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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
An ORDIHANcE

PROVIDING FOR TllE HOLDING 90
SFEalki ELECTION ~ THE
CITY Df CORPUS tilkisil nN THE
QUALIFIED VOTERS 90 SAID CITY.
liiH tliE pfnrNAE Nf DEIENNiS.
ING ~ ~ n ELDnimn. TRUSTEE,
MAY Nfli iilE ENTIRE fLECtiuC
f1.ANT AND BUSINESS ~ IuE
CITY uf Dult'lS CHRISTI. TFNAN,
FORMERLY OPERATED ~ THE
PEOPLES Lluilr COMPANY, 10
iiif CORPUS fliiflSiI RAILWAY
AND LIGHT COMPANY. ~ ACDuiiD.
AhtE WITH CHATTER 20 on ilil
ClhEnAL LAWS on IllE STATE
nf TEXAS ADOPTED ~ THE
1liihlNfoDR1tl LfGiSLATiRE
90 tHE hlAIh or tENAe, AND
DECLARING an EMEnlENCNt
M m ORDAINED HA Iiit CRY
tutNcu on 1llE CITY ~ con
rms CHRISTIE
section ! That Il il hereby ordered
than nm cisotion at che qualified yottra
of The City OF Corpus Christi. 1rAaa. bo
held on the 18th day Of january. \ y,
1850, fnf the purpose ~ determining NJ
H. II hidfldns az Trustee ut aud lng The
pfpporiirs lninrrlY owned hY The pcDples
lAeli Company. may soil Che entire uloc
ific plant and business, ln the city 81
corpus Christi. tosAs. formerly awned
aud operated hy rnid corporation, and
now op,pted ~ thr said y VI Eidridge,
20 tho Corpus Christi railway and Light
company ~ Corpus thflsti. IUAaa
section 2 That this polls Of auoh cleo.
tiun ehull hg Kept open trum eight
O'Clock A A., e. seven u'ciork r. NJ and
that at said election all qualified voters
residing Ia Tho CITY OF Corpus Christi
AlAil bc allowed a. vote. aud that thN
polling pisrrs and presiding oiiicefa ui
rnid tl,Hion shall he respectively o.
follnWs There shall BE- onc polling place
ui The tiiy Hell and i'irr station, in
Band lleyiian Precinct 40 L. uf tho city
oi Corpus CHRISTI aud % a Wright H
herrhy appointed as preceding judge.
and n q Mgrflnun and n n taffctt
a sslstmt inlscs
Soction 3 That The form Of ballot to-
be used Ia ghid election for "a, AZ voting
in iavaf OF lhc sale hy ~ n NldrldEp
Trustee. of the entire rlccific plant and
businoss formerly operated w chs
Peoples Iirht tpmpan, and nov opcfat
"a hy said Trustee. ia Corpus CHRISTI
rNas, 20 the Corpus Christi Railway and
i.iahi Company. hall bo az iollewal
eFng the sale by q n lsldrldge. 1ms.
too AZ jhp entire electric plant and bnsi
Ness formerly oprnicd hv the Peoples
iArht Company Ia Corpus christi 90 The
Corpus Christi hallway and Light Com
pans
Aud tho form ~ ballot 90 hc used Ia
said election for those voting arninat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

thn sale hy The said D. " EldrIdge,
1mhter, Of said electric plant aud msi
nceH to the corpus Christi Hallway and
lieht Company shel he az folluwsi
against The sale by D. " fidfldgr
Trustee. of nnld electric plant aud bust
ness formerly operated by the Peoples
iirht Company 90 The Corpus Christi
Hallway aud Light Company
section 4 That said election shall
be- held in accordance with the general
laws OF ihr State, va far ~ same arr
applicable, and not ~ conflict with the
city Charter
section q The Mayor vi ihe city 81
Corpus thfisii N hereby directed 60
cause proper notice of said election 10 De-
pHlllished iu accordance with the terms
oi The City Charter Tor q period 81 not
lesa shan thirty 900 days prior 90 thD
dnir Of snid election
SECTION The fact that The properties
formerly belonging to the rooplrs lipht
Company afr nOw being operated hy the
Trustee with Insufficient capital aud
that said business may w. discontinued
at any time, resulting 10 great incon.
yenionoe ia The public, aud The fact that
a sale NJ said properties 90 the Corpus
thriaii Railway and Light Company viii
result IN better service, and Ia the elm
nation of duplication of polls and lines
upon tho sirorts of said CITY. which du.
plirntiou u lmairhtly, creates public
emergency aud mn Imperative public ne
ocssity requiring The suspension nl tbs
charter mle providing that no ordinance
or resolution shall b. finally PASSED ou
the day Of itA introduction, and that such
ordinance or rrsolution shall be- rcnd at
three several mretinns Of the city Noun-
ell mud the Mayor having declared that
such public emergency and neprsAiiy "a.
lsis aud requya,od in writing thnt such
charter rule lu suspended and that this
ordinance b. PASSED flusllA on the day
ol les iuiruduell0n aud that u inkr ~
fest aud hc in full force inpm aud after
It's passage. 70 n so ordered
Passed nn the liil day of December
A. ID 1913
Approved ou the Eth day OF neccm
barr A b. 1913
Roy Mlll.tR, Mayor Of tho city ef
Corpus Christi
lSean Attest, y ! MULlICAN.
City Socrvtnty oi the city OF Corpus
Christi
Approved December llth. A y lnla,
RUSSELL SAVAGE. CITY Attorney
ADVERTISEMENT
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
NOTICE oF srrclAL ELFcrIoN

Notice iq hereby given that a special
erection viii be- held IN tho city Ut Cor
pus Christi nn the 18th day of January
A. y lnld, pursuant To and in accord
ane wish rht foiloviug pTo,isions of
an ordinance passod hS tho CITY Council
and approved hy the Ms,or on the lsth
day of npecmter. A D. iplh
NE az ORDAINED RY THE CITY
COUNCIL on 1hE CiiN ON COR.
rus CHRISTI.
Section !. That q "a hereby ordered
that an election ui the qualified Votprs
Of the city OF Corpus Christi Texas.
hc held nn the 18th day 81 january.
A ID ialu, Tor thr purpose of detrfmiu
ing IS y II. kldridgc al Trustee If and
for The properties FORMERLY owned hY the
Peoples Light Company, may sell the
cptirc vl,elric plant and husincss. su
che CITY Of Corpus Christi, Texas, form
otlN 0wn~i and operated by said eor,
pOfatiVn, and now operated bV tho said
T. n fldridgc 90 the Corpus christi
Railway aud Light Company OF Corpus
Christi. Texas
section . That the polls of such
election shall be Kept oman from eight
o'clovk 4 NJ, Go seven O'Clock n N and
ANNf ~ NAtN 'NtAtNfH hRA NNAtiAAiA hNttNH
rsidlng In the city 81 Corpus Christi
shall be- allowed to vote, and that the
polling places aud presiding aificris oi
said election shall b. respectively A. fnl.
lows; There shalt Dc enc polling place
az the City Hall and Fine station. IN
Bond Election Precinct No I, Of the CITY
Of Corpus Christi, and o a. Wright i
hvrvby appointed as presiding Judge.
apl y n MrrIlnan aud H. \, 0arptt
Judges
Scetion 3, That The tarm Of ballot 10
be- used IA said clevlion Tor those Ia
favor OF the sale hV ~ n Eldridac,
Trustee, ei the entire electric plant and
business formerly operated hy the
Peoples Light Company ard now npcrat
81 by nid Trustee, la Corpus christi.
lcNas, 90 thc Corpus Christi Railway
and Light Company. shall he a. follows,
For che sale hs y n Eldridac. 1niatec
Of the entire electric plant aud business
formerly operated hy the Peoples l.irht
Company of Corpus Christi. a. tho Cor.
nna Chrleil Railway and iighi Company.
And the form 81 ballot 10 Dc us,d IN
said clctlan for those voting anainst
The sale by the said 4 II Eidrduc.
frustce, ot said electric plant and lais.
ness 70 the Corpus Chfisti Railway aud
Light Company shall be as follows,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
IN FIVE MINUTES
ND SICK STOMACH,
INDIGESTION, GAS
"PAPE's plAPEPsiN" Is THE.
QUICKEST AND SuREST
STOMACH RELIEF

tf what You iust atr Sra snpring on
Your stomach ur lies like lump of
,cad remsms go digcst Or you pclrh
eas and rru.late sour. undiecsiod foat
of have feellnr of dlsaiuesa heart
burn. fullness. nAuseh had taste in
mouth nnd stomach headache. you can
surely fci relirf TO- Tive minutes
ASK Nuur pharmacist to shuw YOU
Tho formula. plainly printed on thesc
nuy.ccnt eases of tape's uiapeusin.
then sou VIII understand Why dys-
pcpJic troubles of am kluis mnFi go
and WIN Sc relieves. sour. uut-of order
stomachs or indigestion ln five mn-
utrs "l'ape pispepsin" s. harmless
tastes IKE yan0y, though cRNh icsc
viii aieest and preparo Tor Aesimiia-
tion into the hleod nii enc food sou
cat; besides it makes Sou go 10 the
table with q healthy appetite, but
what via please 1uU inuSt. d. that yon
will fcnl Thar Nouf stomach and ntes-
times are cltau and fresh. and Nou will
uot need to rtsnrt 70 laNntivce or liver
pills Coz h.litnsness or constipation.
This ciiv will have many "inpes
niapepsin cranks. a. some peunio via
cali thcm hut Nau viii be enthusiastic
about mis- splendid stomach prcpara-
ginn. taa if Won ever take IL FOR indie
gestiOn. sasrs. learthurn. snurness
1Nsnsnsia a. any stomach mlsgrg.
Eei some new this minute ana rid
Yourself q s,onaen misery and iudi-
session ia fise minutes. Advertise.
ment.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

"Againfs the sale BY D. " lldndge,
Trustee u said electric plant and bust
mess formerly operated by the reoplrs
lieht Company Ga the Corpus Christi
Railway aud Light Company
Section That said election shall De-
bold in accordance with the general laws
0i tle State. tu lnr na same are apple
iilo and not in conflict with the city
thartsf
section q The Mayor ~ tho city Of
corpus Christi IL hereby directed 90
cause proper notice Of said elrciiun a. BE-
Published in accordance with che terms
0i the city Charter lor period Of not
lraa than thirty llul days prior Go the
date of said election
Said election b. hereby ordered 90 De-
held in accordance with the above pro.
siainus oi tho said ordinance. aud the
srurml laws governing elections, in so
lar aH same nfc applicable, and the
persons Wuled above are appointed
iuigts of said chctioni and thi. notice
h ordered published Tor thirty days in
the Corpus Christi Caller and Daily
Herald
Niluoss shy hand and the seal of the
City Of Corpus CHRISTI this the iith
day of December, A D lnls
ROY MILLER Mayor OF the city Of
Corpus Christi, Texas
fsrail Attest o. y MulLlGAN,
city Secretary Of the city Of Corpus
Nhfisti
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
FoR RaEuNafS.

As soon as an attass ~
beains apple siaers
waste time and sgffer -
onv a few drops Il -
Vn fhe affected rarts I, \,
THE pain goes 70 once
q 4fnieful suffersr s,#s
ufferinu for three west. -.
hheumausm and sim ",
tried many meiscines \.
tnd Was rr Der ne ~. y.
Fortunately , beast N
mfni and after rslne 4 M.
laIH am up and walt ~
80 tAe BIGGEST deutrtmoo,
g. whore they empiss -.
a.Ehi hundred hands "a
$3.50 boar ali ah0ut Slm.,. I,
l N Smith San it,r,..
ian l1f5 At am nrnasie
ID ment
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

rfrhension IN a reflcs ~ snitalia letter,
t4un al ever lae seuuify neiAcrs trii Of TIE
Etrat help "Noihsgs Friend" Was 10 them,
ksen gfendmatlers tell ilie wonderful story
- iher own 3iaufhicfs assnd a. cnlcr IL
Stale " motherhood. Cet hottie 81 "Nicih
81 ifiend- lpiAY ~ voslr ncAreit druerisl
u shoaid W remembered that this spIendld
le,aedY y fuy external nse pniy Creat caft
should always be eScfylscd IN using nlaAilns
fof internal uet. Ard 10 may h. safely said
that w thc daily application ~ Mothers
Friend" iherc Win he such eAse anf romfw,
IS ln 80 The mind ~ ihc ncllon thai interne.
madeleine 4 ne'esssrv durlnr this mnrcntrps
perled ~ expectancy. "A'o,Acrs Friend" u
1reomnrnlei ~ o host 81 women.
Use his snIsndld helm with enur own hana
fiidsd ~ your own Mini For ftre hook
~ Interest ena Importance 10 an mothers
Wf.se % nFAhReia Kernlsfor Co. $40 lanai
nlig. Atlanta. Ca u relates The reronpl
etptricaccs ~ many happy mothers. Il tells
many fhines that ~ wonsn shauli " n.
fnillaf With u i Al parr f,I.ic and an
jnspifssion. Write fof this hpek.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

$50 i0ut Know What ltm,|
iahi.I hts sEH.n-l INC 49,.
Uut Nr something exce.t''
fowrli iie hns written
uh.t h riiis tho sreaiesf
arH problems. iie refers fen
y.rF uf other people ahous X
~aate ueafr. and hc adds "a
A.. tH confusion nlcoh ~,
uDaIo newer bad amy car,.s.
$50 ferbcrt Tree who Is "a.
elIF eAIIuins fhis qnitr nl,.
tHf iacon was uttesig !
81 eusro t humor and ghat ~
whose hunor spnrkics ln =.
WIl certainly have regnsti
fhH words 0f Bacon naat
hiN au education Whereas ska
Was intelligent Los Anselesf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06


thN commandments Major W ii'iiN'if
h 0 WH" no' 'nlA allowed i''n l'
$500 ctttfih"f 300 th' rln'' nn' p"'in'i -
i'd hnm d" i'iH ifo'lp m pilfsir "i'"
ih- prisoners
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p"ihi' weather .nnNlii'' H'
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

expected arrival OF a
baby. hat In lAc mcan-
tlsue the comioff Of
Tho muil.cr = Of vasl
Importance. There isa
splea,lld external rem.
eiy inown a. "Molh.
era fficnsl~ which ~.
tfis q wonderful lnan-
ence ,lsAn The expand.
sng musclcs. They b..
C.,nYo none plant.
sircich Without unaro
pain, makp tho period
nae ~ pleanpt aniic.
fn.it.ul in.leaIt ~ .n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

isr An'snlo and AransA. pass--
The sun., 1916-09-16

.,,, ,no a ia car.
80 wi,hou, nmn,her from
.,eu w., ".s rnaar,virg nrincin,as
- I..,s . ,hair snec;ar onnlica.
.,.n ~ h".,rsss
Thn NO understand tho economic
,.otni. No, . community mus, pre-
80 70. o~an,to, IN order IN he nros-
ond h .nn,icat,on Of This
p.inain,o 80 ,ho business ORGANIZATION
49, ,ba r,I. ~, cornorat,on law
~, nrnw,da. that n c]ornorat,on NAV
10 u;hn,o -. c%,n,,oI in tho yuise
y. ,t",s.na. A,..r th,s u,o corsider
".."o,n,.. -, vni,a,,o, and tho ala.
~ ~, aa,ar,nInotior and aralIv
~ snoo,eo s,ans th.t arc necessary in
.m~ NV 49,. hns,no.. an,ernrise 10
The sun., 1916-09-16
vALHALLA-New York.
Chappaoua Mountain Institute,

VaIhalla, WeNtcheNtes Co., y. Y.
A home school for GIRLS. In the real
country, under care OF Friends. Home
mother for young children. >%th year. g;
miles from y. y: 20 acrea: 500 II; eieva.
Science. Manual Training and
Commercial Depts. Gymnasium. Regents
standard. Rates S30O to 5000. CataloG.
n. Y. once. Room $40. 20 vsssy 81. Tel.
ssSS Cort.
The sun., 1916-09-16
WILLS AND

LOUIS r.. LAROCQuE, who drowned
ADJUST s, 1918 Appraiser Frank *, Row
ersl--Total assets. 1921. EOS. net estate,
S22l.75s. The deced"nt left a will making
his father, Joseph I.arocque, his sole ben"-
estate passed to Mrs. Louise I.arocuua
Tinker, sister Mrs. Adele l.. Thomas, Sis
ter. and Joseph Larocpue, brother. each re-
ceivinE 3t4,35l, and 10 Annie g. Goddard,
niece. who received sH,35I, and Henry II,
Anderson and Joseph I.arocaue Anderson.
nephews, each 81 them receiving SEIZE.
JACOB NETTl D.. died January 10, 1915
Appraiser f~.NonE1-Total assets, sts 70S
net estate, si,tss. Henry vettcr and ia
cob Ncttcr. sons. and Emily Vett.r and
Msgdalena Nettcr. daughters. each re-
Ceiy"d $500 WIlhelmina Erlenkotter aud
Henrietta weinacht, not related. each re-
ceived 1900, A AZ" ostat" in realty was
provided for Amelia bauer. sister-in law.
and the remainder WAS hequeathed In
Richard Vetter and Frederick '. Netter
sens.
The sun., 1916-09-16
BREAD INQUIRY HALTED.
Department of Justice StOps In
vestiEatiOn In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Department
Of Justice at Washington to-day called
. halt on Federal investigation in Chi.
ago Of the Increase In bread prices.
This Department does not wish an
investigation made Mt this time" said a
message from A. Bruce Dielaski, chief OF
the Departments bureau OF investigation.
to Hinton @. Clabaugh Of the Depart
ment's Chicago office.
What effect the Depart ment's ruling
would have ON tho investigation being
made by United States District Attorney
Clync was not mad known tonight.
Bakers who have appeared before
Clyne recently nave cited a mass of
figures TO show the increase in cost OF
manufacture of bread justlfies an in
crease In wholesale and retail prices.
The sun., 1916-09-16
HUNT RICH BROKER AS THIEF.
Chicago Authorities Say bond, In.
dicted, Ia Head OF Robber hand.

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Ira Bond. a
broker Of Minneapolis reputed to be
worth 100000, was indicted here to-
day on charges OF larceny and receiving
stolen property. Bond. according to
States Attorney Hoyne. Is at the head
Of a band of automobile thieves. Bond
Is said to be hiding in another city
William Ravenkamp and Lem Nutter
were named In the same indictment on
similar charges. and are in custody.
Both are said to have confessed.
Bond was arrested several weeks ago
In Davenport, la, in connection with
the theft OF automobiles. but obtained
his release on a technicality. Later he
was arrested In Chicago. but was re-
leased on a writ of habeas corpus.
The sun., 1916-09-16

Fred Urelman, who with Hans Ed
ward Thompson, was indicted by the
Federal Grand Jury on a charge of
smuggling in $4,000 worth OF jewclry.
Is a landing agent for the Norwegian
American line instead Of the Scandin-
avian-American line. as was originally
published.
The sun., 1916-09-16
THE CARPENTER SCHOOL
3iO-3ls WEST End AVE.

H!EA schoc! Grammar < Primary grades.
Pupils . TO IL years OF age. Hours = TO
$3.50. Hours Of Primary dept. 50 adjusted
mat supervision Of goNernerses or maids is
unnecessary. Allows less expense. Report
ON this school taken from Best Private
schools sargent han!to,A. series 1916:
The hoys are from families who Wish for
their sons especially Aplc Vet sympathetic
supervision. Practical Manusl Training and
outdoor lie both handled with sound COM
mon sense" Masters only.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-10-20
STATE FOREST TRACTS.
Rntlnnd HernId.

hNllhlN i'l"'N'
The proposal Of the State forester to
purchase tract of cut-oyer land on
Cancels Hump, adjoining the State
forest reserve, is of interest to all
Vermonters. If consummated by the
approval of the Governor, this pur-
chase would make the States holdings
on this peak over $500 acres,
Both by reason of their value in a
scenic sense and their possibilities for
commercial profit within a few years,
these State purchases are of great i'm
portance, but there are other factors
in their purchase just as interesting
and of just as much value to the voter.
Every State forest tract is an object
lesson in practical forestry and tends
to conserve the dwndng water sup
ply Just so much. The long years Of
education necessary to arouse public
sentiment to the valve of woodlands
and importance of their preservation
become of additional interest when
forest. lovers can point to a luXuriant
natural growth in State forest re-
serve, especially in the vicinity of
such reserves, and the practice of buy
ing isolated tracts probably had that
feature in mind. At the same time,
for the possibilities of future CONNER
cial value, the larger tracts seem the
most advisable.
From a practical standpoint, these
State purchases, occasional gifts and
the legacies of men like Joseph Battell
seem likely to constitute the principal
attempts at practical forestry in the
State, as most land owners look only to
the immediate profit and are hard to
get interested in proposition for the
benefit of posterity.
If the Governor gives his consent to
this Cancels Hump purchase an i'm
portant addition will have been made to
the State forest holdings, and tax
payers in the vicinity of Killington
and Pco will hope to see State tract
on one or both of these peaks in the
near future, either wholly or in part
the result of State enterprise.
1t looks as though the policy of pur-
chasing State forest tracts had come to
stay.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-10-20
OBITUARY..

Eleanor Adeline Palmer was born in
Shoreham, Addison County, VT, Febru-
airy IA, 1892. She died October 8,
1916, being "a years old at her death.
She was born in the old ancestral home,
where her great-grandfather lived 60
years and her grandfather lived 80
years and her father lived subsequently.
She was the oldest child of Charles
E. and Beaumella Palmer. Four
brothers and one sister survive her,
namely: Chester, Clifford, Polly, Willis
and Kenneth.
She was highly endowed with genial
and winning nature, beautiful singer,
full of life. Her hearty laughter ban
ished gloom with sunshine and won her
the love of all who met her.
She went to Chicago about five years
ago, and, being in poor health seemed
benefited by the change for time,
but later begun to decline, and, after a
severe attack, lasting three months,
she was admitted by the assistance of
kind, friends to the Municipal sanitarium,
Chicago, where after three months a
a large abscesss developed in the left
lung making an operation necessary
from which she was unable to rally.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-10-20

the large student body bound to come
to 1t,
In all, over four hundred young men
and women mostly Vermont bred-are
entering our three colleges this year
This ia a showing to be proud Of,
Dr. Guy Potter Benton as head of the
University of Vermont has lived down
a somewhat inauspicious entry into the
State and is now recognized as man Of
strength, scholarship and ideas; a
worthy head of the institution over
which he presides DR.. John NJ, Thomas
of Middlebury ranks with the most able
executives in the country, His monu'
ment is the Middebury Of today Presi-
dent Ira l., Reeves was the fortunate
choice of Norwich last year, Every
thing indicates that the same good
Judgment and the same splendid results
that attended his control over the First
Vermont Infantry in Texas this sum
mer will mark his headship Of Nor
witch.
And il deserves to be noted that the
football teams Of all three colleges are
showing up fine,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-10-20
COMMUNICATIONS.
To the Editor of the Register:

To the Editor of the Register:
Since certain parties are industriously
spreading the story through the com
munity that have been and am fur
nishing money to G. f, Farr, who is
the regular nominee of the late primary
for town representative, for the pur-
pose Of buying votes, would ask a
little space in your paper in which to
set myself right, In the first place, the
story is unqualifedly false. During
last winter let Mr.. Farr have some
money to buy cows with. When the
cows were sold, a part of the money
was repaid, but some was retained by
him to buy standing grass, which was
made into hay, and the money is tied up
in the hay and consequently cannot be
used for the purpose stated From my
own funds | have not furnished, and
will not furnish, a dollar directly or in
directly for election purposes to or for
any person and | have not offered
five dollars or any, other sum to
any person for his vote.
j. S. CHANDLER,
Ripton, Vt, October r.