davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
|NfANT|lE PARALYSIS
BROUGHT FROM NEWARK
Case Developed Yesterday In Family
Which Returned Day Before
Quarantine Was Declared.
LITTLE ADELINE JACOBINI
STRICKEN BY DISEASE
Case Positively Diagnosesi-Homc
Guaranteed With Three Other
Children Who Were Exposed to
Disease

A case OF infantile paralysis OF the
epidemic type developed In Richmond
yesterday. the victim being Adeline
Jacobini. eleven months old. of Ii9
South Fourth Street. The child is ex-
tremely Ill. and with its mother has
been removed to the isolated pavilion
near the City Home, and two weeks
quarantine has been thrown around
the residence, where there arc three
other children
This case was brought TO the city
from Newark. y J., where the mother
with her four children had been visit
ing. They returned to the city last
Thursday bringing with them ciea n
bills OF health from authorities In
Newark, and also from private ply
sicians who had examined the chill
dren and found them to be In good
health.
On Sunday the child was taken Ill.
and the left arm and leg became
paraiyzed. Yesterday the case was
brought to the attention OF the city
health department. and II was posi-
tNei! uiaknoseo as poiipihyci
This is the only case OF the contag-
ious type that has been in the city
! since the death OF the little Montsom-
cry girl. and DR. Levy Is taking extra
precautions to prevent p spread. With
the child safely isolated, the oniv dan
ger Is from any communication that
the infant had with other children be-
ing removed from the house. Dr. Levy
believes that " any OF the three chill
dren take the disease II will be APP
parent before the quarantine peri I'd
of two weeks is passed
This case in Richmond was the only
one reported In the State yesterday.
Last night DIR. Williams stated that
he had not heard from Dr. Brun6eid,
who had gone to Marion Va. to in-
| vestigate . suspected case In that
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
SENATOR \. B. EARLY
IS ALSO INDEFINITE
says He VIII Reflect the sentiment Of
Majority of People of DiStrict
IL Nominated.

Senator y. r Early Is about as In
definite as 20 whether or not he VIII
support nationwide prohibition in the
event OF his nomination for and cleo
ton to Congress from the Seventh
virginia District as Hon II. II. Down
ing is In fact tho replies OF these
two candidates to the inquiries Of the
Anti Saloon League Of Virginia are
very much alike,
Mr. Downing In his telegram 10 Or.
Cannon which was printed In the Viz
gintan yesterday morning. saws.
Replying to YOUR inquiry VIII gay
that ] shall II elected 10 Congress
vote on all matters SO as to express
the wishes Of majority OF my con
stituents.
He failed TO give direct answe:
to tho several questions asked 5y The
Antt-saloou League. The reply OF Mr..
Downing did not come until the 18th
when II was sent by telegraph.
Senator Eariy's reply WAS not RE-
cefved in time TO he printed with the
teplies OF Judge Harrison and MIR.
Downing which were given in The
Virginlan of yesterday. The senator
was heard from yesterday shortly he
fore noon by telegraph. His massage
differs little from that OF Mr. Down
ing II follows;
u shall reflect the sentiment OF a
majority OF the people OF the seventh
Conversational District upon any and
ALI questions"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
Officials Believe They Will Be
Able to Continue Operating
All Necessary Trains
r., F. & P.'S CONNECTING
LINES DECLARE EMBARGO
No Perishable Freights 7 aiken
for Transfer Beyond Wash
ington and No Passenger
Tickets After Sunday

At the local railroad offices yes
terday there was an air of calm
and quiet determination appar-
cn; indicative of "A Arm purpose
To continue the running of all
trains.
The heads of the Virginia rail
roads believe that their service
will not DC hurt. IL H. understood
that they propose To keen their
trains running, however large the
number of their employees who
may abandon their posts Monday
morning.
Only one railroad in the city yes
terday announced an embargo on
freight service from Richmond, the
Richmond. Fredericksbu and Poto-
mac Railroad having given out that
its Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsyl-
vanta Railroad connections would re-
ceive no freight that could not be
delivered AT destination by 7 o'clock
\. Vi. Monday. September 1 This
Will prevent the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomas Railroad
from accepting freight for delivery to
points that cannot be reached by the
hour and date set. although ship
ments will be accepted by the road
for delivery TO points on its own line
as usual.
Information was received that the
Southern Railway would perhaps to-
day issue an en- barge, but the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway and the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad were still
waiting to observe the turn Of events
before taking any action. \ dispatch
from Roanoke. however. indicated an
en- barge on livestock and perisha BILE
Freight had Sanr declared "a. .he Mr.
folk and Western, effective at mid
night tonight.
For points on the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad, no freight can he accepted
by the Richmond Fredericks and
Potomac Railroad after Friday morn
fCnnfinuan m GccnnA pnuaN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
TEN THOUSAND ARE
ORDERED FROM BORDER
Troop Movements Suspected to Have
Double Purpose, to Keep Trunk
Lines Open and Do Strike Duty.
FUNSTON DIRECTED TO
SEND MEN BACK HOME
New York. New Jersey, Mary land,
Missouri, Illinois, California, Ore
gon. Washington and Louisiana
soldiers In List

Washington. Aug 3o--The follow
ing announcement was made tonight
by the War Department:
The War Department tonight di-
rected General Funston to return to
State mobilization camps the regi-
lhcnts from New y DIRK, two from
New Jersey, one from Maryland. two
from Illinois. two from Missouri. one
from California, one from Oregon.
one from Washington and one from
Louisiana making in all about lo,0oV
OF the National Guard.
Secretary of War Baker was asked
whether troops were being ordered
home IN connection with the impend-
ing railroad strike, and also whether
or not the troops would be kept in
service or mustered out
Would Make No Comment.
Il have no comment TO make other
than the order Issued today" he re-
piled.
The War Department saws General
Funston will designate which regi-
ments will be ordered home,
In view of the fact that there are
substantially this number of troops
who have not done patrol duty on the
border II is felt that this number can
be spared
In rev days. II TRANSPORTATION
facilities remain undisturhed the de-
partment intends to order home more
regiments and possibly to replace
them with troops now in their mobili-
cation camps in the several States. p"
1t was stated unofficially that Of
the three New York regiments order
ed from the border, two are from
New York city and one from Buffalo.
The order is understood to have Or
iginated at secret night conference be-
tween President Wilson and Secretary
Baker at the White House. Tho
President had been in communication
earlier In the evening with admin
istration representatives who are
watching every development in the
strike situation.
This. coupled with the general To-
&conttnued on second PAgA.l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
TESTS NEW OAE.ROPLANE
raft VIII Carry One Passenger
MAY Build SQUADRON.

washington, Aug 30.--SuccesstuI
tests were made today in Potomac
River near Washington navy ward Of
the first hydroaeroplane at that yard.
Admiral Benson. acting as secretary
Of the navy said that this new ma
chine would have a capacity of 5000
pounds dead weight and would carry
an automatic rapid fire gun one
FOUNDER. The gun. however, was not
in place today. as il is not yet out
Of the shop II the new armed by
droaeropiane comes up 10 specifca-
tons the Navy Department VIII con-
struet u sqnadron Of such airships
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
SLEMP Is RENONuNATED.
Only G.. o. 4. Congressman From
Virginia Named For Sixth Time.

Bristol Va Tenn, Aug. so.--Repre-
sentative c Bascom Slemp was nomi-
mated yesterday by the Republicans Of
the Ninth Congressional District of
Virginia for the sixth time The nomi-
nation was made without opposition
and in the absence Of Mr. Siemp.
who wired his greetings and expressed
the hope that he might be again made
the choice OF his party
The hall in which the convention
was held was packed, the delegates and
visitors being estimated at | 900, There
apparently was harmony between the
Republicans and the ProGressives DIR
J. NJ Daugherty of Scott County,
Progressive was permanent chairman
of the convention. while Prot, JCSn
Einstein, OF Radford. another Pro
gressive. was temporary and per-
manent secretary
Judge Walter S PoaEe, Of Wythe-
vile. was temporary chairman. Other
speeches were delivered by David r.
Bailey, Col " G. Pendleton. Prof
John Einstein Tom j. Muncey and I.
p. Summers
Colonel Pendleton expressed loyalty
10 Hughes and Slomp but declared he
had no use for AIyah Martin and his
crowd
Representative Thomas p. Schall,
Minnesota and Jacob T.. Meeker ST.
Louis. came from Washington 10 speak
for Slemp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
Bursting of Steam Pipe While
Ship Was Making for Open
Sea Caused Her Loss
INJURED NUMBER
SIXTY-SEVEN REPORTED
Attempt Will Be Made to
Salvage Ship. Which Is
High Out OF " alter List of
Missing

Washington. Aug. }o,- Admiral
Pond cabled TO the Navy Depart
ment tonight list OF the missing
members of the crew OF the nit"d
states Cruiser Memphis, which was
wrecked on the san Domingo
yesterday by a tidal wave. Thirty
four names were included Ia the
IIst, all of WHOM. are believed to
have been drowned.
The list made public tonight rs the
Navy Department Is in addition 70 III.
list issued IN the day. which reported
the name Of only one dead and several
Injured The man known to he dead
VAS George william Ruad, ehiet ma
.hiutsts mate.
Admiral Fond also cahed the Navy
Department tonight
sea smooth Memphis sohdiy
ashore. eight feet out Of water work
.n9 party on board securing records
and landing stores. Crew quartered
in town Hospital facilities ample
From hrst Indications or trouble until
ship struck less than one hour
List of Missing.
The list Of missing. which includes
me Gaaa4- OF J. X Townsentis fireman
OF tho first class, who was later re-
ported dead follows
Carlton W. r. ordinary seaman.
Crossler. / l.. fireman, first class
plehl. W. g.. Coxswain
puEan. e y fireman FIRST class
puppssey II A. ordinary seaman.
Fredericks, NJ F. seaman.
Garouski, +. +. coxswain.
Gibson H, bugler.
Harmon. = A. seaman.
Haroourt, c, seaman.
Harrington, j. fireman, second class.
Howard c. warrant officers stew
ard.
Jackson, W. ordinary seaman
Kerney. W. E. seaman.
Liebel II r ordinary seaman.
Lutomskt W s. seaman.
Ina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
PETERSBURG TO OFFER
HAlf-A|tt|0N BONUS
viii Slso Tender United States Gov
crnmcnf thousand Acre site for
ArTnor Plate Plant
CoCkADE CITY VERY
MUCH IN EARNEST
II Money Talks In n Matter of the
Kind. Southside City Expects 10
Test Its Con> crNntional Power To
the Fullest Extent

Petersburg Va. Aug 80 While
other clues in the State are prepar-
ing their briefs advocating the estah-
lishment o. she government armor
Tiatc plant where they will be most
benefited a special committee known
as The Petersburg Armor Plate Plant
Committee composed Of representa-
t'veR from the Petersburg Chamber cf
Commerce and the two branches OF
the Clty Council Is formulating plans
and will place before Secretary Of
the Navy Daniels within the next few
AaHs an offer by the city of Peters
burg Of 100000 and 1000 acres Of
land. valued AZ 500 600. IS an in
dncemen, to locate the sl 600 600
plant In a DESIGNATED territory within
ION miles 81 tho c.ty ~ Petersburg
Committee NJ Work
The Council committee, composed
Of William r Poole. chairman: J. f.
Harvesl w /. Wheary. J westmore
Brown aud y T Patteson, met in
toint session with the Chamber OF
Commerce committee composed OF
f. G. Kent, chairman; w NJ Mar
tin and Leroy Hodges. last evening
and formed a joint committee by the
addition Of Charles r. Lassiter as
chairman and adopted resolutions Ak
ing an appropriation OF half mill
lion dollars and the thousandacre
tract.
The Council committee. In recon-
mending the $500. 900 appropriation
and 800, 900 site for the plant, is
virtually authorized in its action by
The City Council and a meeting of the
/ two branches Of the Council will be
held within the next dav or two to
ratify the committees action The
resolution binds the city to make the
appropriation TO be expended under
: the direction OF the Secretary OF the
Navy, in connection with the e$ta b.
lshment OF the armor plate plant.
on condition that the plant be located
south Of the Appomattox and James
Rivers. and in the County Of Prince
OF Petersburg or in Dinwiddie County.
not more than ten miles from Peters
burg
$4,000 For Expenses.
An APPROXIMATION OF $4,000 is also
recommended or so much thereof as
may he. necessary In paving the ex-
penses incident to the effort TO secure
the location OF the plant at or near
Petersburg.
Charles Hall Davis. upon request OF
the committee TO serve as counsel for
the committee. agreed readily to do
80 without compensation. and his in
f1uorce and ability are expected to
have much weight In the matter of
~co'r'ne the plant for this vicinity.
Little or no opposition IS expected
TO develop 10 the Council Com mittee's
recommendation and the resolution
Will probably be acted upon favorably
during this week committee. COM
posed of w. NJ. Martin, y. T Patteson
and G. c. Wright has been named 70
i~"~7rlfrrica.H WITH tho officials of the
various railroads OF Eastern Virginia
and secure from them commitments
as TO what facilities they are willing
to furnish to the locations recon-
mended by the committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
Austria Admits Retirement "As
Long Ago Planned" Giving
Up important Cities
BUCHARESl'S DEMAND
ON BULGARIA 70 BE:
GET OUT OF Sc RBIA
Bad Weather on Somme Front
flinders Fighting French
Holding Their Own v ell at
Nerdun


London. aug 80 Turkey today
declared war against Hanaaia. ar
eordng 20 Reuter- despatch from
aonstantlnopic, Tho action OF the
sublime porte followed GWtks> upon
that ~ Germany bH.kafla no% Is
Npr-trd t8 fOHoW sG}t. although me
aelas q The sofia government .n act
ing . reported 70 Eav@ caused much
rncastnesa IN Berlin. whore u Is fear
"a the Eu~49prHe par'e IS gaining as
.rfcure tn the Bulge ian councils
IN zie " at the reports however that
Rpe.rhuk. aa tho Danube. and Naraa,
IN gre. 'sa Elr.au E}a"k Sea port
l-eo hot. hccn hema3rIe1 by Eu-
niana. Il - not axperted here that
Eul=ar government can niue j
10 aRcf procrastfaute.
News of;TurAsE.t Ace+agatiaa n Nar
was received almost stuUi aneousf3'
with om8al statements from Buch-
crest AMI vienna. which indicate fha'
the Rumanjaos arc making wide IN
roads upon TrauSvlvanian soil
Batting IN ,pe mountains tho Ru.
r,aotan fourth army IS reported by
rnchsrae. 10 be wlt1ln 'hree miles
o. The large n1ustgial Csiy OF kr7n-
,,,e. ren,ers ~ Transylyania
Trio v.lla4e ~ Hoser@afa'u. cast az
E~ors.alt Sae been reached and
,,oro than TOO bpa.ru+ HuUcarIa
- tner takrr prisoners
vienna admits a withdrawal along
,hc v.hrtr Pu-,ar5an from, in ac-
e,-.s,--e WIN. mans provided for a
ton- time ago in ease Of war This
r.,,.,v.al the Austrian par once
,l.,,,s observes preo1b'x viii
..hn eoer,, ia boast of having
~ 90
- r<eeoA.- l-.u,.g.eiv
,...n ftc-,-,,oretad, arc the
.t.{.s v,tfbt- striking dis
49,. ,--.,,.,.
ST., War prnort
~, ,cro,,,,r.,,rrTt troo,
purr,r~r, tho first wa report to no
HN'E 80. -. 80 INC
- fo,t@,.s
es.ev~ ard ro~+hnrr
-" -. -,.,z.., The
tF01t l.ut''' .'". a.~4,,
49, fo- 1Uf'E'' ~ -, -,
"'N"aN - ,. ~ ~, Is,va,ze,,,
o. no >..a.,, ,,,.se,o'.@ II,,i
aFF'" - - 49, ~
v'eFi @ N'tf -, 80. -
FcfT H' '+'V '''''
kronstad' ,.,.
our ar'''eF. 90
wrecking peF"ie"H' rep"| VI VI
fouItH - 80 -,
seven of1cerS and 90 men.
AN armed enemy nIs uoh' on n W.
Turnu IeveTlh' put N'tna'eT :" a.
Tow under hre OF our 20 res wi
artillery cofnpet'"" HuH'' " , us a '.'
monitors "h1ch hFF" Oh 'isikoNo W
withdraw. W.,
The oHlc'ai 'H'sh1.nt 80, ,s"''a
saws; On tnc ncls''T not ~
Orzova we repu'Sed h"I,'ai'l"ii "a.
tacks otnerwfse our nH'l',"e
which had pusneu io ~
frontiers were "ltnara "n SteP ~ Ssep
In ACCORDANCE WIN pIal9 - ~ -
long time ago IN cas- VI "nt' u,
enemy VIII noast Oh haFIhs t.,,
Petrozeny, hrohsta"t ""n Ne~"-
vasarhelv' v,--
.Ne nor'nefhhloS' Hun.a,l'au
umns were ensaeed IN "a'''e III ''''
GyerEo Mountains
our i'ahupe no.Ila ues.Ioteo n.a'
hArbor warehouse ana mlhtary cs-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
BROTFEREOODS REFUSE TO POSTPONE STRIKE;
CONGRESS SPEEDING UP TO PASS NEW LAWS
MANY NEWSPAPERS
BIZ FORCED TO SUSPEND

New York, Aug. 30.-A very
large number of the daily news
papers of the United States VIII be
forced To suspend publication II
nation. wide railway strike Contin-
ues for two weeks, Lincoln B.
Palmer, manager of the American
NEWSPAPER Publishers Associa ton,
declared this afternoon.
The print paper, situation is
acute from causes entirely outside
the problem OF transportation
said Palmer. Many publishers
are on hand to- mouth basis. get
ting a carload from the mill just
as they are exhausting the carload
on hand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
ISSUES INJUNCTION
PROHIBITING STRIKE

Omaha. Neb. Aug. 3o--Judge Will
lis e Sears. OF the District Court OF
Douglas County, today issued an order
restraining the general and local Of
fcials of the order or Railway Con-
ductors calling or enforcing a strike
on the lines OF the Union Pacific
The order was issued on petition OF
Edwin A. Hamilton, a conductor on
the Union Pacific, and a member Of
the order OF Railway Conductors
who declares that he and many other
employees are anxious to continue at
work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
MONUMENT TO ". a. JONES.
Ftlipino@ to show Eternal Gratitude
to virginia Congressman.

Washington. d. G.. Aug. 30.-A ca
hlegram was received today from Ma
Mia by Representative william A
Jones, author of the Jones Philippines
Independence bill. stating a movement
has been launched In the Philippines
to erect a monument to Mr. Jones as
IAN expression OF the eternal gratitude
OF the Filipino people for the Virgin
ian. who has fought SO unselishly for
an alien people struggling for their
liberties"
At banquet given in honor of Mr.,
Jones last night by Philippine Com.
missioner Quezon. Mr.. Jones was pre-
scented with a loving vase. two feet
high and beautifully engraved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
Nava, Commission Named.

Washington. Aug. 3o.-The Navy
Department today announced the per-
sonnel of a commission created by
the naval appropriation bill to select
a site for esta blishing an additional
navy ,xrd or station on the Pacific
Coast. Members OF the commission are
Rear Admiral James NJ. Helm, chief
constructor: Washington L. Capps,
civil engineer: Harry II. Rousseau.
Captain George w. McElroy and
Commander Charles L Hussey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
VOTE on COMPULSORY SERVICE
australia To submit Military Question
to Referendum.

Melbourne Australia Aug. 30
The Federal government has drawn
np n proposition TO hold a referen-
dunn on the question OF eSta blishing
compulsory military service In Aus
trafa, The premier, William NJ
HUGHES. on his reform from England
recently. suggested the adoption Of
carscription plan This aroused some
opposition which led to the adoption
81 the present proposal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
TO LEAVE BORDER.
Coast Guards Ordered to Home sta
lions

Washington. d. c.. Aug. 3o.-Twen-
ty-eight companies OF coast artillery
troops. approximately 5000 men. now
on border duty on provisional units at
tached to the mobile army were or
dered back today to their posts in the
eastern and western departments. More
than 10. 900 additional National Guards
men ordered to the border recently
will take the places OF the artillery
troops
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31
INCREAsE
IN DREAD DISEASE

New York. Aug. 30.-Thers was an
increase In now cases OF infantile
paralysis today. the figures being SO.
an increase Of 10 over Tuesday. Deaths
dropped to - NJ against - yesterday.
The health department. attaches no
Significance 70 the increase in the nsw
cases.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31

Five Cases Of Infantfle Paralysis Are
Discovered.
FL Paso Texas. Aug. 30.--Five cases
of infantiie paralysis were discovered
here today. All the victims are chill
dren. City health authorities. aided
by military medical men. are making
every effort to check the disease be-
fore II spreads to army camps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31

sgcntlaued en rh.ra PAs&ls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31

CONTINUED ON Third Pase.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-31

CONTINUED on Second Page,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-10-20
For Cou lty Surveyor

In announcing my candidacy for
the office Wish To say that have
shown efficiency and economy durIpy
my present term. You, the voters
are the Judges of The qualifications Of
the candidates and figures speak for
the economy side.
The Office expenses for 1912, before
county division, under Phinney (deml
was $2384,98 in 1919 under Modhn
G"p) $6S50.7O. In 1914 under Modlln
NeD S1,977.2l, in 1915 Coventry,
dem) S2.339.67. Estimating tins
year the same it shows that | have
run The officc for thirty.one percent
OF that of my republican opponent
with mean saving OF $40, 900. 90 tn
the taxpayers. Your vote may save
$4,000 90 more. Does modern enpin.
eering pay?
Ii you want facts about my term in
ounce come to the one who knows
Yours sincerely,
NEIL COVENTRY.
CIndldate on democratic ticket. adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-10-20
The Answer is Ready.

How shall we get along without
the liquor revenue? Answer to
this oft-repeated question is before
our eyes every day and month and
year. Is it a municipality that
asks7 Fifty-seven cities in the
United States, each with a popu-
lation OF over SO, 900, make reply.
Is it state that seeks to know?
Nineteen prosperous common
wealths point the way. A nation?
The Russian empire of IS, 900, 600
people offers two years experience
OF national prohibition under war
expenditure unprecedented in his
tory.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1916-10-20
DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS

Governor NJ AleXander
Lieutenant Governor Herman II. Taylor
secretary OF State George II. Barker
| Attorney General Joseph II. Peterson.
| State Auditor Fred L. Huston
Supt, of Public Instruction, Bernice Mccoy
State Treasurer John w Fapleson
State Mine Inspector Robert N, Bell
supreme Court
|. N Sullivan. Alf Bulge, VIM Morgan
Congressional
COngressmen-Robt. N. McCracken, Addison
7. Smith.
Brady.
Judge of District Court RN, Dunn
State Senator j. H. Frazier
Members of House of Representative
}. G. Hunt. II. J. Hull.
william ii. Edelbiute, M. A. Kiger
COUNTY OFFICERS
County Clerk, Auditor and Recorder
d. +. Dandy.
County Attorney NJ d. Wernette
County Assessor +. A. Wonnacott
County Treasurer w. A. Thomas
County Surveyor N. Coventry
County Supt. of Schools r. G. Egbers
Sheriff IT. Ouarles
Coroner. A. Cairns
County Commissioners.-1st District. j.. 4.
Ferguson; End District. +. W. Esgate;
drd District, Chas. Waggoncr