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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15

l'inlnt III
Emma *. Tinsley ct ais Defendants
To Whom u Mag Concern:
Having qualified on. wit. the 30th
dan "f October. 1918. before the clerk
al tn" superior Court OF onslow coun-
-. y. G.. ~ guardian Of the estates Of
franklin thompson. Horace Kent
thompson. minors and OF the estate
L"fimor Wilder Thompson. non COM
pos mcutig
TAKE NoTICI;. that shall. on the
",h day Of March. lHl6. at 1890 o'clock
y NJ, on that lay. apply to the Chan
Gerry Court Of tie city OF Richmond at
TIN" courtroom or said court. for an
receive the sum OF four thousand
'$;.nn"t dollars. with all accrued in
'"rcSt thereon, representing four tegn-
cies OF one thousand $1,000 dollars
each. beQucathcd by the last will and
testament OF Mary Augusta Morris
deceased, To each OF my four above
mentioned wards. with all accrued In
said sum of money is now deposited in
tn. First National Bank of Richmond.
Va. to the credit OF this court in this
cause, rs If were appointed the guar
dian Of my said infant wards and the
committee OF said non Compos mcntis
ia this state. and as such guardian TO
remove the said money to the State OF
pointed and uualiiled, and where both
! and my said wards all reside.
CYRUS THOMPSON.
Guardian.
For Petitioner.
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LOST AND FOUND

sTRAYED, from 1910 West Marshall
Street, Saturday night. female
English setter PUPPY. white with cars
licked with lemon and liver colors.
about months old. Phone George l..
1IeninE. Madison 532. Reward
LOST. nonskid chain for auto truck.
Route, Main Street TO Sixth TO Broad
10 Hermitage to Stoch- iard. Return
trip Broad 20 Eleventh to Capitol to
Governor TO Franklin TO Fifteenth.
Reward II returned To kingan ~ Co
Ltd.
LOST, locket and chain. initials NJ. J..
r.. care Madison 03.-J. Reward.
LOST, between ia North Shafcr and S
North Laurel, round gold pin with
Daroche pearl. Return TO 5 North
Laurel. Reward.
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The object of this suit Is to admin
lister the estate OF Johanna Houck, de-
ceased under the guidance and pro-
lection OF the court: and in this con-
ton OF the last Will and testament OF
Johanna Houck. deceased to ascertain
who are the next OF kin and heirs "a I =
law of Johanna Houck, deceased. and
what are their rights and Interests in
her estate; To have the real estate of
which Johanna Iiouck died, seized and
possessed sold. and the proceeds there
of. so far as may hc necessary, applied
in accordance with the provisions Of
said will 10 have the accounts of the
executor and his transactions stated
and settled in this court, and for such
other relief is may be right and proper
TO accomplish full administration OF
her, estate.
Aud an affidavit having been made and
filed that Timothcus Lehman, Martha
T.. Lehman, Timothcus Lehman, Jr.,
Paul l.. Lehman, Clara V. Anthony,
Clara r.. Glenn, Mary -. Trevett, F..
residents of the Commonwealth of Viz
Eiuia, and that there may he other
persons who are next OF kin and heirs
at-lnw other than those named as de-
other persons there be. their names
are unknown and are made defendants
in the bill by the general description
OF parties unknown, it is. therefore.
ordered that the abovc-named non
resident defendants and any unknown
defendants. IL any there be. do appear
here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order and do what
Is necessary TO protect their interests
III this suit.
CHAs. o. SAVnL.E.
Clerk,
AI.RERT o. ROSCIIEN.
MEREDITH II COOKE. p. O.
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AUTOMOBILES

y. l. FLEMING YIELDS broken metal
parts OF every description. Auto
parts specially. Cylinders. crank
caAcs. transmission cases, rear aXlo
housings. frames. tenders. machinery
and castings OF all kinds welded. Rea i
sonHble prices. Estimates checrfuily
given. Fleming Welding shop, 2f5
North Belvidere Street Madison G9.G.
WE want auto owners to know tracked
welded good as ncw at Fleming =
Welding Shop, pa North Bclyidcrc
street. Madison G996. Residence. Ran
dOlph 3233-J.
WANTED. 81 . I .'r Ford SLIGHTLY
used; positively good as new. Give
lowest cash price. Address l. u. care
Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. truck. I:cpubl!c: IN use about
months: three fourthS ton: reason
able. Can be scch at 1915 West Broad.
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ALBERT O. BOSCIEEN.
MEREDlTH IL COCK Il. p. q.
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ICE, COAL AND WOOD

BEST Pennsylvania white ash anthra
cite. stove. nut and egg. $3.50: splint.
$3.50: New River lump. Sj.75; New River
or Pocahontas nat. SO: run of mine,
s4.25. w. B. Reams. 10I North Seven
tcenth. Madison 6i34.
SPECIAL this week. briauetts, Sc ton;
kindling wood, go load; large oak
and pine blocks; every kind OF coal
used In Richmond. lust try ne once.
T.. T. Long. Madison 1863.
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SAFES.
SAFES
Barnes Safe &Vault Co
IL N. 18th ST.
SPECIAL.

one good second hand Coiu-
hiuatiUn safe. ST..
one double door safe. So.
one Of the largest double
door safes in tn" city
Special pric" II wc can
move IL direct from depot
to save hauling to our
S'Or.
Bargains in second hand
safes. all sizes and
makes. for quick sales. -
we must have room for
new stock. we have Just
received several cars Of
light and heavy wall
Di"bold !ire aud burglar
proof safes. You may
have any cabinet ar
ran.cment desired In
these new safes. Special
cabinet arrangements for
jewellers. crocerS. law
ycrs, physicians. etc.
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Bookkeeper & Stenographe,

Wanted: competent continuation book
With experience in lumber business.
Prefer one who does not object TO
working late. once near Tenth and
Main. Address in own handwriting.
giving references and stating expert
cnce ana salary desired. Address j
FOL, care Times DisDntrh
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PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

PEAS. sound mixed peas. at $3.50 per
bushcl fancy iron peas at $50 per
bushel all in > IL buShcl burlaps, T..
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

LYNHAM.--Thc funeral OF MRS W. J.
LINiiAM' who del SUNDAY after
February Is. AZ $3.50 T.. VI. from Park
Place Methodist Church. Friends are
Invited TO attend.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stereotypers' mats, 1sx2k;
:. flexible and tough; Just the thing to
line chicken-houSeS and outhouses; 81
per 100 pounds at the office; 36 cents
extra for out-of-town orders for cart
age. Address Times-Dispatch.
TO quick buyer cheap. lot of $50 Car
neau and Homer pigeons; fine birds
One pure collie dog, entitled to regis
tration. y. @. Box 81. Dendron. Va.
BARRED Plymouth Rock pullets, cock
erclS. 50; eggs $3.50 for IL. Mrs ].
w. Smith. Partiow, Va
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FURNITURE: REPAIRING.
PAINTING AND PApERING

LET us help you make your selection
IN paperinr and painting 10 beautify
your home. The JOY OF entertaining
IS silently produced by the surround
inSs We will solve this problem for
You Warrincr X Frayser. 2O4 North
Fifth Street
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Augusta W. Flanhart. Tinothcus Leh-
man, Martha L.. Lehman. Timotheus
lehman, Jr, Paul l., Lehman. Clara
V. Anthony, Clara L: Glenn, Mary u.
Trcvctt. j.. Glenn, tirundcll ProScheil
ct al, Defendants
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

AND CHINA PACKINr;
FURNITURE, China and wedding pres
ents packed and shipped with care.
JACOB umlauf. Phone Madison S292
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HELP WNNTED-l.cmulc.

$40 month paid women "a United States
government clerks. Write immc-
di:,tely for list OF positions obtainablc
Franklin Institute, Dept. 1870 NJ.
Rochester, y. Y.
MANlcUKIST wanted at once Apply
203 South Elm Street, Greensboro, ~
g.. Arcade Barber Shop.
WANTED, two experienced women to
work OH ladies' dresses Apply this
morning ll0l Grove Avenue. harrison
street entrance.
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INSTRUCTION.

INDIVIDUAL. development of mentally
or physically retarded children.
Spccch CORRECTIONS Alice c. llinckl"!
NJ. ~ PhUn" Boulevard 1913. 22ls
Hanover Avenue, Richmond. Va.
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EXPERT HATTERS.

THE Manhattan Hat Works. 10i East,
Broad. rcnoVatorS OF ladies' and
mems mats. Our perfection fnish il
great Madison 900
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FOR SAI,E-AIacIlinery.

FOR sale. l50-horsc power Coriiss en-
CINE. y big bargain. Want TO move
II. koincr Mills. Richmond, Va
FOR sale, S+-inch veneer machine
VIII sell cheap to move it, koiner
Mills. Richmond Va.
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NURSERY STOCK

OF all kinds fruit bearing and ornu-
mental trees. straw berries. shrub
berry and hedges specially. Phone
Mr.. Whitley. agent for Hoods Nur-
scry, Randolph j3Sr-J.
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HELP WANTED-sIaie

49,
L. s. GOVERNMENT wants clerks. 500
month. Richmond examinations April
~. Sample questions free. Frankiil,
Institute. Desk y. s, Rochester y. Y.
EXPERIENCED marker and sortcr
familiar with laundry work In gem
cral Apply 10 Clifton Forge Steam
laundry, Clifton Forge, Va.
MEN for hrcmen. prakemen. Sl20
monthly; experience unnecessary.
Railway. |. 43S. care Times Dispatch.
I RELIABLE men wanting work see
Virginia Business Exchange, 3l6
North Second street.
WANTED. two white drivers to drive
lea and coffee wagon. Apply 1T 80
North Sixth Street.
WANTED. GOOD COL0RED BARBER
FOR SMALL. TOWN. SEND REC
CONCENTRATIONS WITH FIRST LET
TER. BOX us. CI.AREM0NT. VA
WANTED. men 10 learn barber trade ::
few weeks required: steady posi-
tons for competent graduates; WON
derful demand Tor BARRIERS. Free cat
aloguc. Richmond Barber College.
Richmond. Va.
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VIII I?

WHY DO YOU deny yourself and family
the plcaSur" and sunshine that good
music would bring into your homo.
We live but once: why not be getting
VIII place Il musical Instrument Ia Your
home that will create the sunshine.
Won't YOU talk with us about IL CO.
!cnial PIANO Corporations. 20J las a,
BROAD Street
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REPAIR SHOPS.

ANTIQUES. furniture made To order
repaired and rcHniShcd. out of town
work promptly attended to. Estimates
free. Prices right. Steinmetz. Is West
Main. Madison G30T.
FURNITURE REPAIRING
CABINET MAKING. upholstcrinC. rcnn-
lShinr ana antique furniture repair
ms. Get our prices. Phil. T.. Whites
- East Main. Successors 20 j. w
H"nnell. Madison 5i25.
BICYCLES.
WE make specially of repairing
bicycles. All work guaranteed
pr!ccs reasonable, bicycles for hire
Broad. Phone Randolph :O3I.
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\. W. Bennett. Executor Of Johanna
Houcli, Deceased, Plaintin.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES.
EMPIRE SHOE co. 504 West Broad.
Family shoes az rock bottom prices
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

OLD friends In new quarters. s. II.
Pulliam & Co. Insurance and Bond
ing, Travellers Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15

VIRGINIA.:
In the Chancery Court % the City OF
lsichmond. the iiTH DAY OF FEB
RtAltf. 1916.
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WANTED-Household Goods.
STRAW HATS.
LADIES' TAILOR

j. BROWN. RICHMOND LEADING
LADIES TAILOR
have Just received full line Of the
latest goods and materials for spring
and summer suits. We are giving a
very reasonable price If YOU p!ac
your order now before the rush. Per-
feet 1T and workmanship guaranteed.
202 North First street.
]. BROWN. Richmond's leading ladies'
tailor, continues TO OFFER to the ladies'
special discount on spring and sum
mer suits by placing your orders now.
2O2 North First
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FOR sALE-AIisceIlaneous

OUR special for tho week beginning
February ~ viii be player rolls
See our window and examine our stock
and prices. We vii! save YOU money
on every special that W. advert iSc.
Colonial Piano Corporation, "r5 Eas;
krOAd Street.
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Hot Springs, Va. Feb. 10. 1916
. the Stockholders Of the Virginia Hot

Hot Springs, Va. Feb. 10, 1916
To the Stockholders Of the Virginia Hot
Springs Company:
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Virginia Hot Springs Com
pHNN Tor the purpose Of clccting direc-
tors ana for the transaction OF such
other business as may lawfully come
before the said meeting. including the
approval OF all ar the acts OF the board
or directors and of all committees
thereof Of ;he said company in the
past year, viii! he held in the office OF
the said company in the Homestead
Hotel. at Hot Springs, Va, on SATliR-
DAY. the 18th day Of February, 1916.
At II a, NJ; The transfer books viii
be closed Friday. February Is, "a, 2
NJ and remain closed until 10 y. NJ.
Monday, February ~, 1916.
H. ALBERT. Secretary
a y Stated Communication of the
" Richmond Randolph Lodge no.
~ ~. Ancient, Free and Accepted
MaSons, Will be held in the Mnsoms'
Hall. Franklin Street. near f,ishtccnth
THIS tTCESDArl EVENING, Feb
ruary 10, 1916, at O'Clock. Work in
the degrees. All Master AIasons il,
good standing are cordially invited 10
attend.
by order OF the Master.
w. 4. CLARKE, JR
Secretary.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR TIL EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.

III tho matter of No. 1872.
CLARENCE l.. HANDBOOK. in
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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FOR SAiIE-Horses.


FOR SALE. HORSES AND MULES
HAVING finished my contract. will sell
10 head of extra good work mules
right on. on, Of hard work from to 9
pounds; price, from 5000 per pair up.
Also ? good general purpose horses and
my fast driving mare, runabout and
harness This stock is all In good
condition, and can DO seen at Southern
Transfer Stables, IL South Fifteenth
Street.
FOR sale cheap for cash. one register
ed French coach stallion. Pedigree
with horse. j. 7. Hardy. Victoria, Va.
FOL; sale, for want of use, one large
bay horse Atlantic Narnish Works.
HAVING decided to change one OF my
stables into a garage. will dispose OF
80 head OF mules and big horses au,!
mares. They have been working here
for the last year i'll big trucks and
wagons Their ages are from > 70 :
TearS old. Will weigh from i.lg0 to
loo. pounds They are AL III first, ella IS
condition.. and will sell them under :,
fun guarantee. If not as represented
VIII refund the money. Can be seen at
Crulls Stables. IA. ~. IS. 90 South
Tenth.
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE.
INSURANCE GO.
Richmond, Va, Feb. 9. 1916.
ANNUAL MEETING.
THE regular annual meeting OF the
stockholdcrs Of this company will DO
Main Street, in this city, on TUESDAY.
the I'D instant, ut l. O'clock NJ
WM. Fl. MCCARTHY.
Secretary.
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MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANK
Richmond, Va.
THE. annual meeting OF stock holders OF
this bank will he held FebriIary ~
AT |. O'Clock at the bank, 1929 Hull
Street.
]. II. PATTESON,
~
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DOLLAR DAY ONLY.

AS an advertising OTTER. 81 anu $:
reading glasses for 81. Come early
Ellis Hay Fisher, o. g., f:ysiGht Spc.
c!alist, Second aud Clay street
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOULEVARD INN, on Jamu,on Roads
beautiful location, country and sea
shore combined with city convenicnccs
Excellent table Terms, 50 TO $i2 per
week. Near golf links. Open all the
year. Misses Tabb, Boulevard Inn,
TanDton Va
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGES

WILL trade LOT in Hop.wc!l Heights
for Ford touring car in good condi- :
ton. Address G. i. Cawlcy. - West
Tabb street. Petersburg. Va
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NOTICE-BANKRUPT.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
nA 4 Fl #2'' & e f'Ax No. in 1s'S'
NE,R. INC. Eonl,runtcv
Bankrupt
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To tho creditors OF RATCLlFFE n
TANNER INC, OF Richmond. in the
county OF Henrico, and district .fore-
said-BaEllrupt:
lo!h day Of EshrHary. 4. j: 1915. the
said EATcLItt,E & TANNER. INC,
was duly adjudicatcd bankrupt, aud
THAT the first meeting OF its creditors
viii be held in my office. Rooms
Nos. 50. and 500 American National
Bank Buldin%. Richmond. Va, on the
25TII DAY OF FEBRUARY. a. II. 1916.
At 10 o'clock III the forenoon. utewhich
time tn" said creditors may attend
prove their claims, appoint trustee
examine the bankrupt, ana transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
TlIOS. l.. SNEAD.
Referee IN bankruptcy.
February IA. 1916
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NOTlCES-I.egal.
VIRGINIA:
cry OF RiciiMoND. THE 27Tii
DAY or JANUARY, 1915.

MARY Augusta Morris's Executor.
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rHEI.fABLE men wanting work see
Virginia Business Exchange, 3lG
North Second street.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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FOR SALE-lseal Estate

FOR sale. near Country Club. on West
hampton cas- line. nice lots on easy
terms. Address \ 3o3. care Times
n r.
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WA MED, two white drivers to drive
lea and coffee wagon. Apply 1T 80
North Sixth Street.
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COTTAGES FOR SALE.
FOR REST-Fiats,

FOR rent, nice flat. rooms ana bath.
in Woodland Heights. one block from
car. Randolph 4392-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DETECTIVES.

BuRCH'S Private Detective Agency
home office, Park Building Phone
Randolph 1856. Richmond. Va
The Alaska citizen., 1916-11-13
NEWS
 FFIOn TO[OVANA.

BROOKS, Nov 9.-A smattering of the probabilities of the election hit this burg by means of the wireless, and great excitement prevailed among the pros and cons, expressed and ex- purged and eXpatiated mostly by means of grand masked ball given the night of the seventh to help the town keep awake. Altogether 1t was the lyeliest affair the town has ever seen, and will be long remembered.
 Captain Sproule has been over on a business trip, and is leaving the district. presumably for all time. ex- pectins to go to the coast
 Roth and Lester, the sole spell binders who have penetrated the thicket of this neck of the woods, were each listened to by pro rata of the population, and were given fine treatment during their story.
 Bear are especially plentiful this fall. and many have been killed. Many of the moose and birds killed earlier in the season were lost, ow- ing to the unprecedented and per sistent warm weather It Is a great loss, as meat is almost unobtainable. nothing but beef and moose being the diet.
 Kelley & Colbert are daily expect ing the arrival of their big boiler; their wood is on the ground. and everything in readiness for the steam to start the plant going on their second block of ground.
The Alaska citizen., 1916-11-13

O The wire received corroborated that received by the local Democrats. It was as follows:
 Valdez, Alaska, Nov. II, 1910. Ctzen Fairbanks:
 Returns eighteen precincts, missing ewis four eleven Sulzer fifteen fiftyseven Wickersham Seventeen sixty missing precincts probably not materially alter complexion.
 PROSPECTOR.
 The Fish creek received in town yesterday It shows for Suzer and nine for Wickersham and gives Suzer total of 454 in this division and Wick erslan total of 1,472. On the other hand wire celved from Ruby said that Suzer had carried voting precinct on Poorman creek, but by what plurality stated.
 Therefore the election for delegate still remains very much in doubt According the figures of the Seward Post and the Juneau Dispatch Wickerham has carried the territory by 3o2 voes exclusive of the outlying pre- cincts yet be reported On the other hand Suzer is leading by eighty vote if the figures secured by the local Democrats and those from the Valdez Prospector correct.
 The figures given by the Juneau Dispatch in connec- ton with the Second division entirely different from those secured by The Citizen The Dispatch says that Nickersham received total of 87 votes in the Second and gives Sulzer o5 votes. The Nome Nugget which supplied The Citizens figures on the evening of the ninth day of the mon gave Sulzer $50 votes and Wickersha /OO Ii there increase of the the Second di vision, thought have been due the reporting of either Marshall City Dime crek, neither of which had reported when the Nome Nugget wired The Citizen
 The Wickersham people here claim that there is vote numbering approximately 500 in this division which has not yet been reported It will chiefly from the Koyukuk kuskokwm and Innoko districts.
 In effort strictly accurate account of the Note The Citizen IS wiring this morning the Nome Mug get the Seward Gateway and the Juneau Empire And exclusive of the smaller unrepoed precincts answers should give definite idea who will be the next delegate from Alaska, Wickersham or Sulzer
The Alaska citizen., 1916-11-13
{ Associated Press. )

NEW YORK, Nov l1.-That the Republicans will call for official of the California and other close states was the statement issued from national Re publican headquarters here tonight Chairman Wilcox of the Republican national committee that until official made in the close states the Republicans concede the election of Wilson.
 The statement issued tonight shows the fuctuation of the lead in the California between Wilson and Roose welt in 1912. It shows that the lead ucuaed from day day back and forth between the for nearly month after election, and how finally the for Roosevelt
 HUGHES AND WILCOX CONFER
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1l.-Charles Evans Hughes and Chairman Wilcox of the Republican national committee, conferred here length today the political situation
 after he had conferred with the Republican candidate for the presidency that Chairman Wilcox issued the state the effect that the Republicans will call for off cia count in California and other close Mir Hughes will probably remain here until the first of the coming week