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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04

Perkins attended the concert given at
Pennington by Mrs. Josephine Hay.
mond Tuesday night. They rendered
a very beautiful duet well received
by the audience. DR.. and Mrs. G. r.
Miller accompanied EN-.
The Dorcas society met Thursday
afternoon in the NJ. E. church. South.
lawn and after a very pleasant after.
noon spen: visiting and AT needle
work, the hostess, Mrs. A. H. Perkins,
served refreshments. The members
included Mrs. ]. B. McChesney, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mitchell, Mrs. Jesse Wilson,
Mrs. Elizabeth Toothman, Mrs. Gladys
Walls, Mrs. Della McChesney, Mrs.
NJ. E. McBee, Mrs. Pinkney Wilson and
Miss Ira Toothman.
Misses Margaret, Marie, and Agnes
Greaser have returned from Kingwood
where they were visiting relatives.
Clyde Machesney is a business Wis.
itor at Morgantown.
Mrs. Bessie Eaglen OF Rivesville
who has been visiting Mrs. Ramsey
has returned home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell who has
been visiting relatives at Washington,
Pa, and Morgantown has returned
home.
DR.. LeMasters and daughter motor.
ed here from Bula Thursday after
noon and we're visitors here for a few
hours.
W. H. Kuntz has purchased a new
automobile.
R. C. Wood motored to Elkins Sun.
day.
Rev. A. H. Perkins will preach his
last Sunday morning service. Sunday
morning at 1890 a. m. Aug. 9Th, at
the NJ. E. church, South. Everybody
Is invited.
Luther Sine of Fairmont was a bus.
mess visitor here Thursday.
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New York

NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-1rregularity
was the dominant characteristic Of
Yesterdays. dull market which, like
the sessions Of the early week, was
largely II not wholly under control
Of the trading element, That faction
again made the most Of the uncertain.
u now prevailing In the railroad world
and various lines OF industry TO de.
press prices and the net result was
moderately fayorably to that side OF
the account
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P%ieniekins Today.

Quite a large crowd Of the members
o fthe Pocahontas and Red Men lodges
OF this icty boarded the 11:0l. train
this morning for the Voelker camp on
tie Valley river where the annual pic
mic Of the orders Is In progress today.
Well filled baskets were taken along
and the crowd expected TO spend a
most enjoyable day swimming, boat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Pursuant TO a decree OF the Inter.
mediate Court Of Marion County, West
Virginia, entered on the 18th day Of
May, 1916, in the Chancery Cause OF
John G. Prichard, Administrator,
against Tedesco, ct al, therein pend.
ing, the undersigned Special Commits.
sioner will on Saturday, the 26th day
OF August, 1916. at 900 p. m. offer for
sale and sell at public auction at the
front door Of the Court House Of said
County, the following real e5tate to.
wit:
All the certain lot known as Lot No.
26, in the Arnett Addition to the City
OF Fairmont. Marion County, West
Virginia, bounded and described as fol.
lows, to.wit:
Fro-t!nu on Robinson Street 40 feet,
and extending back alo g Billingslea
Street 100 feet to a alley; thence
along and with said alley 40 feet, and
thence to the beginning point, 100
feet, EXCEPT the coal underlying same
and the mining rightS and privileges
thereunto belonging, being the same
land that was conveyed to venanzio
Tedesco and Marco Plea by ]. E. Love
and wife, by deed dated March 2s,
1902, and Of record in TIE Office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court OF Marion
County, West Virginia, In Deed Book
No. 1l3, at page 244. the interest OF
the said Marco Plea therein having
been conveyed to the said yenanzio
Tedesco by deed OF December z, 1903,
and recorded in said Clerks rffice in
Deed Book No. 1928, at page 424.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third Of the purchase money, or
as much more as the purchaser may
elect to pay, cash in hand on the day
OF sale, and hhe balance In two equal
payments payable in six and twelve
months from said day. with interest,
for which deferred payments the pur.
chaser shall execute his notes to said
Special Commissioner, and to further
secure the payment Of the same. a
vendors lien shall be retained in the
deed conveying said real estate.
E. M. SHOWALTER,
Special Commissioner.
!. W. s. Black, Clerk OF the Inter.
mediate Court Of Marion County, West
Virginia, certify that the above named
E. M. Showalter, Special Commission.
er, has executed bond, conditioned for
the faithful performance OF his duties
as such Commissioner. In the sum OF
twenty-five Hundred Dollars with Sc.
curity thereon approved by me as SUI.
ficient, and as required in the abouye
mentioned decree Of sale.
W. s. BLACK,
72s; 8-4tll:18 Clerk.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 4.-speculatiye
operations in the regular stock mar
ket on the local exchange yesterday
showed no particular preference with
the exception Of the minor mining
stocks. and trading was fairly d!strib.
uted throughout the various issues
on the list.
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Grain and Produce.

cH1cAGo, Aug. 4.-Heayy sales to
realize profits on wheat acted as more
than Offset for reports OF a virtual
crop failure in a large section OF Mani.
.t9ba and Saskatchewan. The marker,
which was influenced also by reas.
Surfing later advices from Canada lost
all of an early advance and closed
weak at use to &c net decline with
September sl.29B and December,
SI33b. Corn finished h@Ac down,
oats up y cto 1B@1Ac an provis.
ions at gains Of &C to 321kc.
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ces were Of such an extenuating char.
acter that he decided in favor OF the
Charleston claimant. The contesting
agent in New Mexico may r. may not
appeal from the commissioner 20 Score.
tary OF the Interior Lane. He has that
privilege II he chooses to avail him.
self Of It.
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DEsPoNDENT MAN HANGS SELF
BERKELEY SPRINGS, D. Va, Aug.
4.-Despondent because OF domestic
difficulties, Lee Stotler, residing near
here, committed suicide today BY
hanging himself. He leaves his wife
and eight children. .
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ing and in other diversions. They will
return here tonight on the $50 train.
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The Pension Bureau today notified
Congressman Littlepage that the pen.
sion OF P. L. Bonhar, Of Charleston,
hid been increased TO $50 a month.
". c. Marple, also Of Charleston, who
is with the government engineering
apartment in Alaska, has been en-.
dorsed by Mr.. %Littlepage for a promo.
ton and increased salary.
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE

wANTEp-Two women, white or col.
cred for housekeeping. Good pay.
with meals. Apply at once. B. and
o. Rest House, R. c Parr, Mgr, Con.
phone 425 L. S.1.2t No. 1898
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WASHINGTON NEWS -
GOSSIP 5z sEzzIEs sz59zs s15Tz:

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. A
Sunday mail service for Mt. Hope,
Fayette county, which Congressman
Littlepage has had up with the Post
Office Department for several months.
has been decided in favor Of the petit
toners. An order was issued at the
Department today which insures Mt.
Hope mail service on Sundays here.
after.
Mrs. Lucy L. Meats, of Barbour
county, has been put on a pension Of
$f2ja month by the Commissioner OF
Pensions, her claim being presented
by Congressman Sutherland. She
Will also get the accrued pension due
her husband, Sanford H. Meats, at the
time OF his death Mr.. Sutherland al.
SO introduced today a special pension
bill in behalf Of David W. Bartlett, OF
Parkersburg. 1t provides for $50 a
month for Mr.. Bartlett
sCol. R. P. Chew and Postmaster S.
O., Young Of Charles Town, were In
the city yesterday and called on Con-
gresham George NJ. Bowers to geL
his assistance in securing a speaker
OF national reputation 10 be the star
attraction at a big reunion OF Confed.
crate veterans, which Is 10 be held in
Charles Town, August 10th. They Sc.
cured a tentative promise, but are not
ready to make any definite announce.
ment as yet.
B. F. Bess. Of Charleston, can get
possession OF a homestead neal Mari.
ytst. New Mexico, which he once oc.
cup1ed, providing he returns to the
land and files proof to support his con.
tention that he was forced to leave the
land on account OF the serious illness
OF his wife. This case, which has
been pending for months, was deter.
mined in that maner at a conference
held between Commission = OF Pub.
ltc Lands Clay Tollman and Congress.
man Adam B. L%ittlepage.
MI. Bess' case rested on his claim
that, after living on the land a little
oyer n Of the three years required
TO hold It, he was forced to leave hur.
rtedly on the advice Of physicians that
longer residence in that climate would
result in the death OF his wife. He de-
parted at once for Charleston, leaving
the land in the hands Of an agent. He
secured a limited leave OF absence be-
fore he left. Having served ten months
as q soldier. he believed that that
length OF time would be credited to
him as a h~omesteader. Failing to re.
turn to New Mexico within the strictly
legal limit, the agent Of the property
Tiled q contest, and 1t Is this contest
j which has been pending for months,
Bess resisting being ousted vigorously
through his congressman. Technical.
ly. as Commissioner Tollman stated
when he gave a decision in the case,
Bess hes no right TO regain possession
ot:thei homestead, but the circumstan.
aEaTNU
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WANTED-Two or three experienced
mattresses. !fanley Hotel. S.24t
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wANTED-Kitchen girl at Dairy
lunch and dining room. Apply 2.5
Jefferson street. S'S.3t No 1877
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WANTED-White woman for cook at
Lovejoy and Wilson camp at Hutch.
inson. Bell phone or write.
SAT- No. 1910
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Miss Pauline Scott, daughter OF Wal
ter P. Scott, mas gone to Philippi to
visit relatives.
Miss Alice L. Boorman has gone to
Kenova to be the guest OF Mrs. Will
lam Rioiis Wilson.
Cleveland Seibert, Of Martinsburg,
spent the day in Washington, leaving
in the evening for Mourdsville to at.
tend to legal business.
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At the Keith's theater here this
week, Abe Rauch, a Parkersburg boy,
is the tenor member OF a singing quar-.
tette act called THE Volunteers" The
act is a big hit, and among those who
applauded 1t heartily last night were
the President and Mrs. Wilson, two
members OF the cabinet and other
members OF a large White House tie-
atre party. The chief comedy work
OF the act falls to young Rauch who
gets away with II In a way to keep
the audience laughing. But It Is his
singing which scores heaviest. He is
blessed with a voice of decided sweet.
ness and appealing power.
Mr.. Rauch is the youngest son Of
the late Charles NJ. Rauch who, during
his long lifetime and residence in
Parkersburg, was q prominent mer-
chant and one Of that towns most
highly respected and beloved citizens.
When quite young this son developed
o voice OF fine promise and the must.
cal people Of Parkersburg took an an.
thusiastic interest in helping him to
develop it under competent New York
instructors. literally p~atronizing the
benefits which were given for him to
enable him to prosecute his studies.
He has for years succeeded In light
opera and on the "big time" vaude-
vile, which mean the houses OF the
high standard OF Keith's here.
Sunday night Mr.. Rauch will leave
for Petersburg to make a short visit
with relatives and while there will
sing In some OF the churches, as he
always does when he visits his native
town !.
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E. E. Springer has been temporarily
appointed postmaster at Buena, Tuck
er county, taking the place OF w. G..
Swearingen, resigned.
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Mrs. Benjamin Sine went to Web.
ster Springs Thursday for a few weeks
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1916-07-22
AUTO OWNERS BEWARE
Get YoHr. Tag Before the State In
spectof Gess Ye1.

Mr.. Motor Vehicle owner have
you applied for your new license and
tag? Ifnot, you should do SO at once.
Applications for new tags should
have been made two weeks ago-to
be exact on July l. Many motor We
hicle owners have already received
their licenses and tags. Secretary of
State J. T. Botkin is very courteous
and patient official, but he insists on
treating everybody alike. Therefore,
if you have not taken out a new tag
for the coming year you should lose
no time in applying to the county
treasurer, either direct or through
your local bank. Most of the banks
have blanks for that purpose. Don't
send application and check to the
secretary of state. 1t must go to the
county treasurer. The automobile
department is right up with the
work. The tag is sent to the owner
the day after the application is re-
ceived. State inspectors will soon
begin picking up delinquents Get
your tag now, before the inspector
gets you. 1t will be an accommoda-
ton to the secretary of state and
may save you trouble.-Adv.
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Read the ad. of the sale of horses
and mares on page one.
County Attorney Hufzel was a VS.
ftor tosHays, Wednesday,
Frank Lyons of Wilcox was here
on business Wednesday
Monday is hog day Highest may.
ket price paid. Will Rhoade
Forsale9I 12o-ga1Ton oil tank. I'm
good condition. Star Grocery Adv 81
With patent medicine show, a
carnival and the Garden Theater
showing four nights this week our
pleasure loving people should make
the best of it.
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Subscribe for the World.
Pianos $500 70 $3.50

The Wa-Keeney State Bank will
make you a loan on your land any
time you want it. Come in and see
them. adv
John Webster, at one time resi-
dent of this county, but now living
in Sedgwick county, Kansas, was re-
visiting old scenes here last Friday
j. w. King & Co. will sell at public
sale at the stock yards on Saturday,
July 20, 1916, commencing at 1:3O p.
m. sharp, 25 head of big horses and
mares.
o. NoIthup and Paul Keraus have
purchased the half block east of the
Ellermeyer residence. They will
each improve their lots by erecting
up-todate bungalos in the near fu-
ture.
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u. p. BULLS GUARDED TRAIN

| Tuesday the large number of har-
vest hands that had got stalled here
at the end of the division attempted
to beat their way on west. The
trainmen backed tile train Gown past
the Bales Hotel and took a running
start so that they were going about
forty miles an hour when they passed
the depot. AS they approached the
bunch cut the hot steam loose on the
side on which they were located and
scattered them in lively fashion.
Next morning the many remaining
attempted to bum their way again.
Three armed detectives or "bulls' as
railroad men called them got on ton
of the train and watched that none
got on without tickets. After watch
ing the guards awhile the buns gave
up the attempt The leader signall-
ed the rest of the gang to come on
ana make the attempt but the crowd
was afraid the detectives would
shoot. The detectives were still
standing on top of the train as it dis
appeared west of town.
The trainmen have been having
considerable trouble with the /. w
WIS and other idle men. Thursday
ana alai,S sa ss,,1 "a they captured the
or ten U p. detectives arrived there
and defeated all attempts. at captIir-
ing the train. They liked those get /
ting into box cars out in a hl,frE 4
The leading detective had his coat
badly slashed with a knife. A bunch /
OF the !. w. w, s who had been drfv- I
en- out of town cut all the air hose
on the grain cars standing on the /
siding at the first town north of |
Oakley. The detectives got off the
train there and gave the bunch a
lively chase.-Plainville Times.
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STATE
Republican Party

Presidential Electors
S. G. Westcott, Galena
John L. Berry, Troy
Charles e. Hal, Russell
A. @. Jordan, Lyons
William Krehbiel, Mcpherson
j. Nj. harrington, Emporia
e. Percy Robertson, Parsons
Nat Singletary, Kansas City
A. w. Smith, Topeka
w. A. Thomson, Junction City
w. J. True, Pittsburg
W. Il. Watson, Wichita
Justice of the Supreme Court-Posi-
E ton No.
Siias w. Porter, Kansas CITY
a. A. Graham, Topeka
Justice of the Supreme C6aftL Posi-
hudson West, Topeka
Z Governor
Arthur Cappef, Topeka
Bieutena f1tsG tNerirurs
w. Y. Morgan, Hutchinson
Secretary of State
Frank B. Brown, Topeka
j. 7. Botkin, Galena
State Auditor
Frank Organ, Howard
John Bramlage, Leavenworth
Dan B. Dyer, Smith Center
Fred W. Knapp, Beloit
State Treasurer
Matt Weightman, Jr., Topeka
Wylie w. Cook, Kansas City
Charles @. Evans, Goodland
Walter L. Payne, Burlingame
Attorney General
S. M. Brewster, Troy
of Public instruction
Lizzie E. Wooster, Salina
e. L. Payne, Emporia
w. d. Ross, Topeka
Superintendent of Insurance
Carey J. Wilson, Topeka
State Printer
w. r. Smith, Columbus
Congressman 9th District
Otis L. Benton, Oberlin
r. M. Anderson, Beloit
State Senator seth District
E. A. Rea, Hays
Q. w. Miller, HAYS
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NOTICE OF
PRIMARY ELECTION

State of Kansas, Trego County, IS:
To whom it may concern:
i, the undersigned clerk of the
above-Dame,t county, having received
from the secretary of state a certified
list of the candidates for the various
nominations to be made by each of
the political parties of this state, and
in accordance with the provisions of
law, hereby publish SO much thereof
as is applicable to this county. and
have added the names and addresses
of the candidates for nomination by
the several political parties as the
same appears on file in my Office of
the following candidates for nominal
ton and their postoffice addresses and
follow under their respective parties.
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STATE
Socialist Party

Presidential Electors
nj. Martindale Williams, Wichita
ii. G. Wright, Fredonia
Frank Hogan, Hutchinson
Kate Junko, Yale
w. A. Lewis. Kansas City
VIM w. Lockwood, Winfield
Dora f. B. Mitchell, Kingman
Alden NickerSon, Jericho
A. d. Richards, Strong City
Roy Stanton, Mulberry
Justice of the Supreme Court
Position No. l
w. G. Benton, Girard
Governor
e. N. Richardson, Girard
Lieutenant Governor
Ethel Whitehead, Lawrence
Secretary of State
Phifer, Girard
State a uditor
w. w. Jones, Clay Center
State Treasurer
w. Fl. Thurston, Bird City
Attorney General
Alvah j. Graham, Winfield
OF Public Instruction
Ida Beloof, Winfield
superintendent of Insurance
Mae Taylor, Topeka
State Printer
Geo. Peacock, Girard
Congressman 9th District
Clarence e. Huff; Oronque
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COUNTY

Representative Goth District
Chas r. Kirby, wa-Keeney
County Clerk
W. G. p. Rhoades, wa-Keeney
County Treasurer
L. S. Myerly, wa-Keeney
Register of Deeds
Jos. e. Evans, wa Keeney
County Attorney
S. M. Hutzei, wa-Keeney
Probate Judge
Geo. S. Hunt, Wa-Keeney
superintendent of Public Instruction
Minnie O'Neil, wa-Keeney
Sheriff
f. ii. HIllman, Wa-Keeney
Clerk of the District Court
w. j.. Williams, wa Keeney
High School Trustees, End district
Geo. NJ Ufford, wa Keeney
Commissioner End district
A. ii. Hamm, Wa-Keeney
Commissioner Bird district
5 A. Newcomer, Collyer
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STATE
Prohibition Party

Presidential Electors
Ezra Mendenhall, Wichita
Clyde Abbott, Woodruff
L. b. Brady, Fowler
Dorady F. Bunten, Ransom
Earle B. Carpenter, Haviland
w. II. Cook, Beeler
J. d. M. Crockett, Kansas City
M. E. King, OTTAWA
Edwin G. Knight, Emporia.
Governor
FL. r. Ross, Sterling
Lieutenant Governor
A. III. Griesa, Wakarusa
Secretary of State
Mary Sibbitt, Wichita
superintendent of Public Instruction
II. j. Harnly, Mcpherson
Superintendent of Insurance
Fred j. Wegley, Emporia
Pursuant to the foregoing, 1 here
by give notice that primary election
will be held on the 1st day of August,
1916, at which time candidates from
the above list may be nominated by
the various parties of this state on
their several tickets, and that the
said primary election will be held at
the usual polling places of this
county. The hours for voting in all
precincts are from 8 O'Clock to D.
m. Given under my hand and seal
this Sth day of July, 1916.
Attest: @. Fl. BENSON,
GSeaIl County Clerk
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thirst published in the Western Kansas
World July 8. 1870
Sheriff's Sale

OnerI1fS Sale
In the District Court of the 23rd Judiciap
olStrlGt, sitting in and for the County of
Irego, in the state of Kansas.
The Farmers State Bank Ga corporationl
Plaintiff,
charles n. McNulty. Myrtle McNulty his
WlIe, j. ID MelSenheimer and Fannie Meis-
enhelmer, his wife, William Austin. Ed
ward FORD North. Robert Edward Bate
man. M e. Mitchell whose first name is
unknown. and Mrs. M e. Mitchell and
Mortgage Debenture Company limited
Defendants.
By ylrcue of an order of sale issued to me
OUT OF the district court, in the above enti-
tied action, will on Monday, the 18th day
or August A. D. 1915, at O'Clock d. m of said
gay, at the west front door of the court
mouse, IN the city of Wa-Keeney, in the
county OF Trego, in. the state of Kansas offer
Tor pubic sale, and sell the highest and
pest bidder, for cash in hand, all the follow
ing described real estate. towit
Tne east half and the southwest quarter
al IN section three co. township fifteen
S5l south, range twenty-five (25), west of ct b
= M; lying and situate in the county of
Irego, and state of Kansas.
me above described real estate is taken
as the property of said defendants and is di-
rected by said order of sale to be sold with
out appraisement, to satisfy said order of
E. W. ALTMAN
Sheriff, Trego County Kansas
L II PURCELL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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COUNTY

Representative Goth District
III. f. Kline, waKeeney
County Clerk
Q. III. Benson, wa Keeney
County Treasurer
ChaS Hickman, Collyer
County Attorney
John X. Parsons, wa-Keeney
Probate Judge
j. III. Acre, Wa-Keeney
A. 5. Peacock. a-Keeney
superintendent of Public instruction
@. E. Frye, Arnold
E. W. Altman, wa-Beeney
Peter DeBoer, wa-KeeneY
Clerk of che District Court
b. j. Rogers, wa-Keeney
Surveyor
Hudson Harlan, Wa-Keeney
High School Trustee 1st District
w. A. Tawney, Ogallah
High School Trustee Bird District
O'Toole, Banner
Commissioner End District
+. b. Walker, wa-Keeney
Commissioner Bird District
Richard Owens, ColIyer
TOWNSHIP
osaIfaf, Township
5s..,. 5-..xs Clerk
Miles Powers, Ogaliah
+ Justice ofsthe Peace
e. Lindbefg, Ogallaf
Precinct committeeman
=. ID. Yetter, Ogallah
Riverside Township
Trustee
a. w. Nelson, Ogallah
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TOWNSHIP
Osallah Township

Ogallah Township
Trustee
w. a. Mcconnell, Ogallah
Clerk
Jocob Larue, Ogaliah
Treasurer
w. M. Brabb, Ellis
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Rich, Ogallah
Riverside Township
Trustee
Chas. Hearting, Brownen
Clerk
E. G. Pugh, Ellis
Treasurer
l.. S. Burt, Brownell
Justice of the Peace
David Carr, Brownell
Cons table
John Kutina, Bro wnefI
Wa-Keeney Township
Trustee
j. j. Drummopd.. wa Keeney
John Fabrfcius, wa Keeney
Treasurer
j. Il. Rhoades, wa-Keeney
Wilcox Township
Trustee
George DieneS, wa-Keeney
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Clerk
VIM. Edwards, Ellis
Treasurer
Otto Colberg, Ellis
Justice of the Peace
David Carr, Jr., BrownelI
Constable
Emil Olson, OgalIah
Wa-keeney Township
Trustee
H. E. Trip, wa-Keeney
coIIyer Township
Clerk
A 6. Schwanbeck, Collyer
Treasurer
VIM. Cox, Collyer