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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
S-For Sale Miscellaneous


SASH AND DOORS
Maze n our nwa min sold wiNh our
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price to everybody. which is hi~Ays
the lowest
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screen doers galvanized wire tss
ssszs a-nxat windows .......... lis
stssa s-iixhs wtsdews ...... Ia,
srfe slight barn sash ......... ~
texff s.iixht barn sash ......... 81
Fiber wall board. square IT,. 81
t.ey veneer panels square foot .st1
Ptsin wirdew frame. ......iea
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send Tor our hix n-w 1879 es,siasIa~ No
~ Males free. past psii ~ishput
charge. on request Th1s estatasa- q.
30 cempists ard foil ~ suss.ssluds tbs,
one can order easily from ID q. 70
boxing AZ the material n car store
We guarantee ssf. dslissry mtg stock
Prompt shipments
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
OVER o ACRES
WELL IMPROVED
NEW Ift If.DINas
TROUT STREAM. PRICE 81 $50


View bungalow large rooms fruit
cellar und seed nhed Nuad sired
ehirAsu houses. psrtitiansd Of
foe feed room. funs. etc barn
holds several head 81 stock be-
sides feed room. Alec wagon
shed and tooi house place
all fenced and Lies level
land 10 In splendid condition.
creek runs Through Garner 81
property sScsilsnt sell for
housshoif purposes spiendis dis-
tFietl eel improved faces .
eaanty roads and oniy 80 miles
fron maesfafn highway easy
friTtnr distance from pubiie
markets Terms fttt cash. bal
sar~ iika rent weaia ~ wiiiirs
20 Aecept smaller cash payment
rfesiaiuH - rifles haYinK Ars re-
Hattie people Call sea %ew
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
PSYCHOLOGISTS
MADAM ktRL
the Wen tterfui
EGYPTIAN
pARE NOLOGIsT

Reads your head lust
ss Il Indicate. frufn
the cradle 60 grave
What business you
are adapted Tor.
when aud whom
you will marry set.
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WANT AID RATES

One cent a word Per Insertion.
STE times for the price 81 five
Coupon hocks-one hundred lines
to be used az desired -sS 90.
deip and situation ads. one-haif rate
Funeral notices ................6o see
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Lands for Sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19

ron SALE acres. partly cleared. r.
room house, not finished. t1.25o. one
half cash. u, w Johnson. seabold.
Wash
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GIFTED elalryoyant and palmlst, bfbn
Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-19
HOTELS

A GOOD opportunity for a gsraEe Tor a
man with a couple of cars and a iittls
cash who understands the business
New town. no opposition. Address
r. y u No. 1. Bor Is. seauirn. Wash
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
Domestic


party will have no existence In the ma
kional campaign Of 1915 If the Repup'
Means grasp the olive branch which
was proffered to them by George w.
Perkins in the meeting Of the Progress
sfye national committee in Chicago. He
said It is hoped both parties will agree
upon somebody and that it will not be
Roosevelt. The convention will be
held at Chicago on June Z.
Fire stores in the heart of the retail
district of Ottumwa, Ia, were de-
strOyed with loss of 100000.
Two thousand strikers and sympa-
thizers attacked plant No. l OF the Al
aluminium Company Of America At
Niagara Falls, N. Y. The men retreat
ed after fight with the police.
Six Of tie eleven defendants In the
New Haven directors trial were &C.
nuitted at New York. The jury dis
agreed as to the other five. The &C.
uuitted were: D. N. Barney. Robert
w. Taft. J. s. Hemingway, A. H. Rob
,ertson, r. F.. Brewster and H. X. Nc
Harg. The ones against whom the In
allotment still stands are: Rockefel-
aer. BROKER. Pratt, Cass, Ledyard and
RObbins
Mrs. Christina Maves of Chicago
after thirty-one years experience IN
tho game called life. found her part
miserable and not worth while. She
had five daughters. Their ages were
two to seven years. She gathered her
daughters about her and ended the
lives Of six with gas.
Frank A. vanderlip, president OF the
National City bank Of New York and
director in many other financial insti-
,autsons, has resigned from all his OF
aares except the National City. Wander
Fin was forced to take this action be-
,cause of the Clayton act.
Rudolph G. Leeds of Richmond. Ind,
,cnnffrmed the report he had resigned
m national committeeman and mas
unit the Progressive party. Frederick
aAndis has quit the Progressive party
accoriing to letter received at IN
annapolis.
Mrs. Harold J. Bryant OF chicago
was awarded custody of the two chill
dren OF her marriage with Charles w.
Eillett by Judge F. A.. Smith foiio"-
ang the hearing of Gillett's suit for
she children. The court ordered the
aAsaaren resume the name Of Gillett,
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
Kaiser Able to Attend Conference.

Kaiser Able to Attend Conferences.
Berlin (via Amsterdam), Jan. IA
An official statement has been author
lied to deny rumors circulated in for
eign countries that the kaiser Is seri-
ously ill. The emperor's illness has
at no time been serious, it was stat
ed. It was necessary for him to re-
main in his rooms at the palace for
only few days. He is now improved
to such an extent that he is heading
daily military conferences with mem
bers of the general staff This is the
first official statement authorized in
Berlin since the first brief bulletin.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20

Miss Ramona Borden, daughter OF
Gail Borden, Is to be married in the
spring to Mr.. Cole Parker, lawyer
of Chicago. Miss Borden's mother an
nounced the engagement at Los An
geles.
James F. CuYy, prominent state leg
islator and deputy game warden. was
shot and killed at Philipsburg. Mont.
by Mike Loaergran, miner.
Fire of mysterious origin caused 49,
900 damage at the new United States
submarine base on the Thames, river
north of New London, Conn.
5@lS
Two persons were killed and TWEEN
ty-six injured in collision between
an engine and street car at Spring
field. o.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
MOST IMPORTANT
news Of WORLD
Sic HAPPENINGS OF THE WEEK
CUT 10 LAST ANALYSIS. Il
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN ITEMS
Kernels CuIled From Events OF Mo-
ment In All Parts Of the World
Of Interest to All tho
People Everywhere.
Ersr0Deu,, War News

The British steamer Clan MacFar-
lane. of 1923 tons, has been sunk IN
the Mediterranean. Thirteen persons
persisted when the ship was torpedoed.
Twenty-four others have been rescued
An official statement issued in
Vienna with reference to the sinking
of the Italian steamer Porto Said by
an Austro-H Hungarian submarine makes
the charge that after the white nag
had been hoisted on the steamer the
ship tried to ram the submarine.
It is officially announced at Vienna
that Mount Loveen, the Montegenrin
stronghold overlooking Cattaro bay,
has been captured by the Austrlans.
Evacuation by the Montenegrins OF the
towns of Berane and Kouk-Retatz are
officially admitted by the Montenegrin
consulate at Paris.
Violent fighting has again developed
tn Champagne. Several hundred
yards of French trenches have been
captured by the Germans, it was OIL
cially announced by the war office at
Berlin. The Germans captured 425
prisoners.
Pursuing force of $4,000 fleeing
Turks, the British troops have scored
an important victory in Mesopotamla'
according to an announcement IN Lon
don by J. Austen Chamberlain, secre-
tary to India Constantinople reports
that the Turks have surrounded lO.Ooo
British.
The Russians have advanced about
thirty miles against the Teutons
along the Bessarabian front. the
fighting has been the bitterest ana
bloodiest of the war, the losses on
both sides exceeding $4,000 men.
II, M. 8. King Edward VII, a battle
ship of 1880 tons displacement
struck a mine and sank within snort
while. the official press bureau an
nounced at London. The ships com
pany was rescued with no loss OF ire.
Two were injured.
Sir Charles Monro reported to Lon
don that the Gallipoli peninsula haa
been completely evacuated by allied
troops. All but II guns were en-
barked. They were blown up. me
casualties were one wounded. There
were no casualties among the French.
}
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
TWELVE MORE REPORTED
KILLED IN CHIHUAHUA

Washington, Jan. "a. - Ten
= more Americans and two English
= women murdered at Madero, Chi
huahua, by Villa followers was
the news brought to the capital in
y dispatches from Chihuahua. In
%dignaton aroused over the massa-
ere of the IS Americans and two
Canadians at Santa ISABEL Mon
day has been accordingly intensi-
= fled.
The report is not confirm ID. but
the report of the shooting ~ a
Villa band of Bart Kramer, an
= American rancher in Mexico, has
been verified.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
Lord RurnhamLPas

London, Jan. 11.-Lord Burnham is
dead, after an illness of mere than .
month.
He was the proprietor of the Daily
Telegram and was the last Of the old
school of London newspaper owners.
Through his working years, from
young manhood to an cider age than
most men remain in harness, he con-
trolled the business affairs and the
editorial policies of that paper. He
made it one of the greatest proper
tes among newspapers, as we'll as a
great raEe- from news stand point
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
Washington

Miss Jane Adams of Hull House,
Chicago, chairman Of the woman 8
peace party, told the house and senate
committees on foreign relations At
Washington that she learned while IN
Europe the warning nations were WALL
ing and anxious to have peace propo-
sails suggested by some neutral power
The climax to the campaign against
the charging of alleged usurious rates
of interest by American nat!onei
banks which has been prosecuted oy
John Shelton Williams. comptrollar
of the currency at Washington, came
when Williams submitted to the house
his annual report. in which he gives
a mass OF detailed information regard
ing the exactior of excessive interest
rates by national banks and urges upon
congress drastic measures to punian
offenders.
Secretary Lansing gave out Ger
many's note at Washington in reply to
representations regarding
the SlnklHS VI tAC 1AAASA iSe'A
ship William P. Frye in the South
Atlantic. Germany promises not to
sink merchant ships Of any kind with
out warning unless they attempt to
fight or escape. Germany promises to
make sure of the safety Of passengers
and crew of torpedoed ships. not trust
them entirely to lifeboats.
President Wilson sent to the senate
at Washington the nomination OF Rup-
pert Blue, surgeon general Of the pub
lie health service. to succeed himself
Following conference with the
president at the White House in Wash
inston Representative John Hay an
nounced he was opposed to the CONT
mental army plan, as suggested by SEQ
retary of War Garrison or to any radi-
cal increase in the regular army.
President Wilson probably will so
IN Springfield, ILL.,, February II to at
tend celebration of Lincoln's birth
dav # was announced at Washington.
The invitation was extended several
weeks ago by Governor Dunno Of ilis.
nois.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
AUSTRlANS SHELL ANTIVARI
Troops Advancing From Cattaro and
Budna Reach Mitchitz, Accord
ing to Dispatch.

Paris, Jan. 14.-Austrian forces, adj
vancing from Cattaro and Budna have
reached Mitchitz, five miles from Anti
vari, which is being bombarded by the
Austrian long range guns, according
to dispatch to IOeuvre.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
Mexican Revolt

Seventeen Americans, returning TO
their mining camp in Chihuahua, were
taken from a train SO miles west OF
Chihuahua City by bandits, supposedly
led by Gen. Jose Rodriguez, stood
naked along the track, and only one
Thomas M. Holmes, escaped to send
message telling Of the fate of the
others. The men were shot to death.
p. Keane, bookkeeper, employed on
the Hearst ranch. Babricora, and held
prisoner several weeks by order OF
General Villa. has been killed by Mex
lean troops, according to dispatch
received at Ell Paso. Tex.
Conditions in the central part OF the
state of Chihuahua are rapidly grow
ing worse. Reports were received ON
the border that a powerful Villista
army commanded by Gems. Rosallo
Hernandez and Benjamin Argumedo
has taken complete charge Of several
towns,
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20

the party reached the Farm school in
time for luncheon as guests of the
committee on Northwest Development
of the Minneapolis Civic and Com.
merce association. Prominent bust.
ness men and city officials of Mime
apolis addressed the party.
St. Paul-Frank M. Eddy, Sank Cen.
Deets, Mankato, former secretary OF
the Southern Minnesota Development
association, are to start soon on a
tour of rural Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio
to inform those sections, through the
aid of motion pictures, and lectures
of the opportunities for the farmer in
Minnesota, on both developed and un
| developed land, and the advantages OF
the state as place of residence. The
pair are sent by the state immigration
board.
Bemidji.-Inasmuch as Congressman
c. A. Lindbergh will remain in the
| race for the republican nomination fol
governor, J. ]. Opsahl of this city an
! nounces that he will continue to be a
| candidate for the republican nomina
ton for congressman in this district
to succeed Mr.. Lindbergh.
st. Paul.-The All-Minnesota Devel
epment association will incorporate,
It has been virtually decided at a
meeting in the Senate Chamber at the
Capitol. The committee was named at
the first meeting of the association at
the call - the late Governor Ham
mond, December 1.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
German Depot Blown Up.

London, Jan. lathe blowing up of
q large German munitions depot near
Lille is admitted in the German COM
munication According to one &C.
count, this was due to British air
raid.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
FL PkSO IS UNDER
MARTIAL LAW NOW
SOLDIERS AND TOWNSMEN, MAD.
DENIED BY MASSACRE, THREAT.
EN- VILLA ADHERENTS.
AMBULANCES ARE KEPT BUSY
Several Bandit Leaders Are Captured
by Carranza Forces Near MADEIRA
General AImeida Shot and Elk
ecution of Rodriguez Ordered

Washington, Jan. 74.-Capture OF
General Jose Rodriguez, General A.
media and several other Villa chief.
tains by Carranza forces near MADEIRA
was announced in dispatches from FL
Paso to the state department and the
Mexican embassy.
AImeida was shot Immediately, the
message to the embassy said, the
summary execution of Rodriguez had
been ordered by General Gavira, com
manding the garrison at Juarez.
Ell Paso, Texas, Jan. 14.-El Paso
was declared under martial law after
soldiers, policemen and many citizens,
of American mining men in Mexico,
began a roundup Of Mexicans with the
intention of driving all adherents of
Francisco Villa from the city. Many
fights took place and all the ambu-
lances and doctors available were
kept busy. More than score of for
mer Villa officers were arrested on
charges of vagrancy and forced to en-
train for California.
Villa Generals Expelled.
In this second consignment were
Miguel Diaz Lombardo, once foreign
minister in Villas cabinet, and Gen
erals Manuel Banda and Juan Prieto.
United States soldiers to the num-
Der of SO, aided by city policemen,
started through the streets, announc-
ing that they were looking for Mexi-
cans. One street was soon cleared OF
undesirable Mexicans. Many, how
ever, resisted expulsion and knives
were used freely.
Rumor of Invasion.
While the disorders were proceed
ing, reports reached the police that
American cattle raisers and miners
were holding a secret meeting to or
ganize an armed band to invade Next
CO and seek revenge for the murder
of the American miners who were
slain last Monday, west Of Chihuahua
by order, it is said, of Villa chief
tain, in pursuance of a threat report
ed to have been made by Villa when
General Carranzas' government was
recognized by the United States.
Advise Mexicans to Leave.
Police at all hotels searched out
Mexicans and advised their departure.
Reports from Chihuahua City said
General Trevino with 800 men were
in the Santa ISABEL district, hunting
for General Villa and his band. Chi
huahua City was said to be practically
destitute of troops.
Fifty thousand cards for distribu-
ton throughout the United States
were ordered printed here, bearing
the phrases:
Remember the Alamo"
did we watch and waltz"
Remember the Gust"
"Shall we watch and waltz"
The only news received from the
region of Western Chihuahua came
over the lines of the Mexican North
western railroad. Forty Carranzs
troopers sent from Juarez were re-
ported halted by "foaming" engine
boiler. They were expected to pro-
coed to MADEIRA, where there are a
number of Americans.
Smell and Wood, cattle men who left
Santa Ysabel, near the scene of the
massacre, for Chihuahua City Monday
have not yet been heard from.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-01-20
Personal

Announcement of the death at Ain
tab, Turkey, Of DR.. Frederick D. Shep-
ard, a medical missionary, has been re-
ceived by the American board OF COM
missioners for foreign missions at Eos
ton. Death was due to typhus fever.
Frank Howard Dodd. presidcn, Of
the American Publishers association
and senior member OF the publishing
firm Of Dodd Mead 4 Co., died at MS
home in New York from heart dis
ease. Mr.. Dodd was seventy-two years
old.
Samuel Lucas, author of the song,
"Grandfather's Clock" and known as
one of the most original entertainers
on the American stage. died at Ne"
York He was seventy-five years OLD
and conti1 ued in vaudeville.
Angelo Sarto, only brother OF the
late Pope Plus x, is dead in Rome at
the age Of seventy-nine years. For
years he was postmaster OF the village
Of Crazie.
William F. Bundy, southern ILLINOIS
attorney and Republican politician
died at his home at Centralia, Ill. ne
was a former member of the ILLINOIS
legislature.
Ada Rehan, the actress, died IN
Roosevelt hospital at New YORK a1ter
an operation for an arterial affectlon'
Miss Rehan was born in Limerick, Ire
land, on April 20. 1860.
Lord Burnham, proprietor or the
London Daily Telegraph, is dead ne
was eighty-two years old and had peen
critically i'll for several weeks
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-02-03
DOMESTIC TRANQUILITY

In order to maintain domestic tranquility and tickle the honest soul of your little wife, the husband must endeavor to ap preciate her daily household ef, forts and show it. When sht has the house clean and cozy. don't scatter cigar ashes over the library table, Morris chan and carpets, don't fill the spit toon with tobacco shaver and cigar buttsHf for her to carry out and clean. She does not appreci. ate such evidences, of thought IesSnesS and might rebel against such conduct. When she stands all day in the kitchen and over the hot stove baking and boiling to please you, do not criticist her if the mullins are a little extra heavy and the beefsteak not fried as you like. Don't tell her everyday about the good pies your mother made or what love ly meals you had down town. It isn't polite, not right. This reminds me of a tramp who came to certain door for a handout. The lady of the house watching how the hungry tramE reliShed the cake and pie said, You seem to enjoy my baking and 1t never suits my husband. !" The tramp replied, Well, why don't you get a divorce and marry me-"
 The constant grumbling oi some husbands is enough to drive the wife to the bug house or divorce court.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-02-03
FOR TAN ASSESSOR

N,.are authorized Co announce Hruy R N ,,and of Alhany Tow ushlp. 2~ a canAdate Tor sToN Assessor of Nevada county subject to tho acton of Che coTu,us democratic pt'mAlN' wWe are authorised Co announce Gus Wo"do ot Alh,py township a. 8 candidate for rsN Assessor snhiecl to the action of The Democratic prmS,A 1srch 2s.
 We are authorizci tp announce Bob Meadof of Missouri tow nship as a candidate for Tax ASse>9- or subject Co the action ot the pemo1ratie p'l- yuary. March -9
 We are authorized 10 aunouuce Noe. N'ehol, " A,ssonri Township as candidate for l&N AsssSs .r of Nevada county subject to the action ot tht democratic primary Msr'h 5s.
 We arc authorized to announce , W. Erwin of Albany township ss a candidate for faN Asses-ol of Nevada county subject Co the acton ot ih' oemocratic primary March s@
 We are authorized Jo announce Ross Buchanan of Boughton tow nshlp as a candWatv tW lax Az sessOr of Nevada county subject Co fhC acton or the democratic primary March e9
 We are authorized Co announce W NJ. Grain of Parker township as candidate for laN ASscssor ct Nevada yea0tN subject Co the acton ot tNe democratic pvimar> March 29
 We are authorized to announce John L. Danlcll of Jackson tow Dshju & a candidate for Tax As sessor of Nevada county subject tN the action If She democratic prlmary March e9
 We are authorized to announce Joe Mckl-stck Of Cancy township ss a candidate IaN As ss-ssor ot Nevada county subject to the action ot ybe demncratic primar March -a
 We are authorized to announce J Ursery of Soughton tow rship as candidate for IaN As ~essor of Nevada eounty uh}ecJ to the action of thc democratic primary March -9
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-02-03
T. P. CALLICOTT.
SHeRlfF'S SALE

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of authority of an execution issued and to me directed and delivered by the Circuit Court of Nevada County, Ark snsas, have levied upon and will ex- pose for sale. to the highest bidder at the North front door of the Nevada County Court House between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m and 8 o'clock p. m., on the 26th day of February. 1916 all the right, title and interest of Theo. F. and Martha F. Hall in the fol- lowing described real estate situated in Nevada county, Arkansas, to-wit:
 The South half Q,2) of the South west quarter 1.D of Section one Q) Township eleven CID South of Range twenty-three (23) west.
 Terms of Sale On a credit of three months. the purchaser being re- quired to execute bond, as required by law, with approved security, bear ing interest at the rate of 70 per cent um per annum from date of sale until paid and lien being retained on the premises sold to secure the payment Of the purchase money. Said levy be- ing made to satisfy judgment in said Circuit Court in favor of F. L. Cox X Co.,, against Theo. F. and Martha F. Hall
 Witness my hand and seal. this the 3rd day of Februry 1916.
 SAM F. MUNN,
 Sherltt ot Nevada County, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-02-03

Helena, Jan. 2. Mrs. Abble H. Clark widow of 5. l. Clark, recently received payment on a policy for 5000. which her hus- band had carried since May 2, 1878. He had been member of Pioneer Lodge No. 1. During that time he had served as coun- ty and probate judge, clerk ot the federal court for fourteen years, and postmaster at Helena for many years.
 In the positions he has held during. life he has kbeen in a position to know more. perhaps, than' the average man,s Of the reliability of insurance organlza tions," says Herbert s. Turner, chairman of the A. o. U. W. Finance Committee.
The Nevada County picayune., 1916-02-03
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

We are authorized to announce Fr'd 'alaWay a. a candidate for County and tfeo|'S l', IN l o. demo~latic primary
 -a,.. .,.. ,,thorizcd ta announce Asia billiard of M,s.o,lri township as candidate for County anu Pr,hat, Clerk of Nevada county subject '' me action of the democratic prm"fy MS''h -'
 We are authorized to announce K p Martin ", A Aihany township as candidate for '0uhN @G' Probate Clerk of NeN Ada county suol'1t io the acton Of the democratic primary March 2A
 Xy.,,r, ,h.,,iy, al t, announce Albert g. Me ,,,,,,yb of Albany township csntldaic Tor county and Probate Clerk of Nevada county sub .eD,t tO the action of the democratic primSN