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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-04
-0NAL CARDS.

DR.. z. L. TRACY, PHI ,iciaa and Surgeon, 214
Main St. Office hours: b ~ 9 a. III, / to ; y. R.,
7 10 RS0 o, m. Tel, ESQ
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
ARMY OPENS UP WITH
A DOUBLE VICTORY

army opened its football season
with double victory, beating Union
College, 81 Schenectady, 80 u Q, and
Marshall College. Of huntington. We
Va BY a score OF IS 70 o The West
Pointers had an easy time with both
opponents, Union alone giving them
trauble and that short lived The up
State collegians threw q scare iaio Inc
Army supporters during the early
period of the first game, when the el
dots varsity eleven showed nervous
ness which caused them to tumble ami
lose distance en- Penalties 70 oHsidt
play TWO first downs went Unions
Way during this. period OF unrest, but
the bail never go down IN Army terri-
tory Tie cadets found themselves
eyentually, scoring four points iii both
the second and third quarters and
seven ii the first quarter French.
former rutgers player was NE bright
particular star the former pupil Of
Foster Sanford registering 28 Of the
Armys points, two Of his touchdowns
coming after dashes half the length Of
field
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
Tuesday. october 26th. So.

Al Iii a'elaek 8 "
,r,.a faltowiae property. IL which fhe late
ls.ru.,i, EliiHgiianssa tiesl seized sii.s res,
scSSta. VIZ
Eirat-AH thai ~ q gfohna les.A5','i .,,.i
,1,s. southwest sofiler If tathedra3 s9a
tvrst streets la the Gify III An;iisistds II 5ift
fronting Gfty feet more of Tess "h ~ -
afag street ;isti twenty SIX teei t'a US =,
more ar ieSS on Nt9t 35,, tsilit,st
same PROPERTY conveyed e ifralisa t.t5t.i'
housen ti.ceased hy II. Ai.ltan aS3Ma
and Wife hy deesi taied olA lf hKss HIN "
NfB4 III the year 1sss aila re@}t3stl ''tst''ss 1
III. s frifk dwelling and t@o stores. .iesl I
na,,5l as Nos "a aud b3 Wesg stree. iilts
psoperty ~ ~ fbe store, N" u. s't'.
saf4nd-Ali that lot II gfounll TO aleH 81
th,. s.lifig sI4ie III Yves, street. IN lle lfy
nf Anna, Ill n, fsoafltss i6tFf"Il a
inort III less VIII. i; depth at lt~ ti1t "A
more or less and being The saile TJoneFlN
e,ilvevet to said Herman Ellinghalls"u. 9e.
eesi sell by Nitholas IL Green Assislif'.. ~
deed dated Oh the 18th day y ss3ls i'e}l;
and recorded antane tilt. Liant iSett g
anle Arundel county III i,iher ai N.Y..
M fulIn M etc, iia{frayrf by Il sulta
frame dwelling designated rs No W. VEST
street. ~
the east corner u King lf,orge anu ME-
uer atreeis. opposite lie y. NaNil Aessss
envy Annapolis, Mil fronting on 8aSn'I
street 1U1 feet. in6Ir ~ less, ans iAaAlA*i ]
| fIei4tlls#of tftY feei iln!4 or less. lii'i g,
Eia;s the saIne property essnyeyfe ~ issl's
| Herman t1iInEhanseH. attttssst4 ~ eli.s
deeds la) from Edward lowers .slt1 VII
dated ilie 3tl siity q ftbfna go ~,
f,.aarfled among said Ltlt1t Rseords y
/ l.thei 81 lI, No. 80. tailp -: ~ lioiii
| William Iaeharf suad wife dltsd ihe iat3i
dav III Mtrrl4. 1851 aui recorded aiH"nR
! the said f.tna EecQr,is III siper y TX NJ
10 folio 2aI ~ f".A Ehilernah u z Is
Trustee dated ol he 1stii day of .iisy
/ 1857 and recarde,t anl9nG said l4aitd is'e
l ords III I<tber n III M, 3g. talio otl liit.
roycd ~ fattl fralAf iNgis!H4ss aestss,..t. ''
| rs Yes. II, ~, ~ ant n NitEnee ttiss'
| his property wi!l pc @h'tse1 htsi - ~
pareels, eaeh eohslstiiis a We .ss.s.3i ~
and the iot ~ RfHulid IPi' ' IS ns't' ...'.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04

10 be just what the women Of
Anne Arundel county would have
them be Money Is not every
thing IN the family The women
know that They are just as
nlaeh affected by taxation as the
men They take as economical q
view as the men
However, The Women put eeon-
omy and efficiency hand II hand.
No false idea u economy IS go
ing to weigh Witl, the welfare q
the children ii their minds. Il
II can lJe shown that i Is true
economy II let the children be
kept on school because there e
no room for them or haze them
htrded ii lnsanitars oseTcroweir
Ga buildings, the Women u Anne
arundel will vote against the
m,blic school loan. But let one
thing not be mistaken The
Hoines have got to Tie show n, TO
~ nothing If the men also. for
the welfare III the schools Is close
ii the hearts III both.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
WOMEN SUFFRAGE ND SCHOOL
WELFARE

aatever max have been the
lsieIs.gl opinion Is 70 women
N.ail,x nil bear repeating ~
s ,a.a tf.e question IS nov
.l.ssed onlsn have the right 81
franchise. aad tasr iuty Ia The
coaninaaltg lmpefatlvely le
r.4a,ls lhat the rieht be 1ef
i>s, be Is lot have IL mis-
{. IS ialltfcs nor need they be
fra.,ltenet eHshs4rtentd ~
uhst tE4es bsse sen ST been told
a4a.st she setills side ,.f elections
Aen votes are needed to fN bet
Is, staaaads 81 government. g
i,,ina teantr housekeeping
ng, pe,l.lse atl.sir
a..at nau AT Anne Nrundel
Il men Io can qualiy ior suf
e lsass at object lesson
IS eslnfI ak srnilRllt There
is safsotted Is lie Votes of
A ana laoa & The
III @ fat aeasare that
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
EASTPORT CLOSES
WITH 2 VICTORIES.

The baseball team OF the Eastport
Athletic Club closed It's season Of
games Yesterday, hy scoring a double
victory over the nine of the Oriole
Athletic Club Of Baltimore The
scores Wepc 4 70 o and 2 to 0.
Calm. on the mound for Eastport
IN the lirst game, pitched alright
ball striking out n Of the opposing
batsmen. Snud' Murphy pitched the
nightcap and besides having his OPP
ponents at his mercy. he poled home
run over thoAleft field fence Robert
Jones also knocked homer to the
same quarter These we're the only
scores of the second game
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04

Continued From rage IL
ment are lasting examples Of his vis-
ion and energy.
lie took 4 deep interest in the pub
lie schools ana has ;2ice served as q
member OF the County School BOARD
Al the tine Of his death he Was the
President III that body. His work and
interest brought about expansion
along educational lines, one Of the
latest achievements. being the meas
ure passed BY the last Legislature
providing for q bond issue Of $4,000
for school betterments He is also
the father Of the project Of the Agri-
cultural High School which has met
with signal favor IN the educational
world
MIR Melvin wss Tie leader and
moving spirit in the founding Of the
Annapolis Banking and Trust Com
pany III 1901. OF which Institution he
vas the President Until 1917. when he
acquired ownership Of the Adyer-
aser Republican. now the Weekly
Advertiser and retired from active
banking 10 give his entire attention
Q his newspaper work. although still
continuing as director in this bank
and deeply Interested ia its progress.
Mr.. Melvin also took 4 leading part
IN the movement whereby the City of
Annapolis became the owner of the
Annapolis Water Company and was
he first President Of the municipality
owned plant. which position he held
at the time Of his death. lie was
all along 4 consistent and earnest ad-
yocate Of filtration and 0tRer improve
ments on a constructive program for
the company.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04

nat,nnal peace because It doesn't like
the President we elected: Il refused
10 do anything Tor domestic peace her
eange 1t spent its time trying g ran
ms executive department instead oL
attending III its own legislative Affairs,
The League al Nations Is the onig al
tentative to the preservation Of peace
~ intrigue and competitive arnaa
neats The people know that ! 9 days
az discussion IL The Hague II 1919
would have prevented the horror q
the last four years, lodge and boFaias
penrasa and smoot have hurt this
country more than they have hurt the
league 81. Nations ii the senate puts
partisan politics above the lives q
our people, It vii make Bolsheylsfs
enough 10 abolish the Senate The
policy Of tie Senate has been Rule or
ruin.
Hits Al Harding
The Republican Congress spent
millions 81 the taxpayers money try-
ing 10 unearth something they could
use ID political advantage Faey
proved that the war was won BY The
Democratic party without scandal
/ without fraud, and with no faint Of
graf. Mr.. Harding asks your ballot,
I but refuses To say iast what for ae
asks you Ia sign blank check which
the Senate ring will fiji out q their
leisure He SAYS in effect thai he be-
iieves i4l vi government Of the Senate
81 the senate and for the Senate
1T brings The blush OF shame 70 any
patriot 4 cheek 10 see the Republicans
Marty SIS far dishonor our government
as Is empty the peniteRtiary TO III
Their senate. Nothing is Of more SUI
+ .enae Importance in this electi n tli ~
ltaat vDu send Senator John Walter
smith back. Had the cther STATES
flcasured ap 10 the standard Of dary-
/ land. We would have had the Leakte
fand the blessings u peace oSer A year
ago Send BIN back and put the Whole
| ticket in with him This Is the eh.lA6e
Ne need.
MAY Almighty God through the
! wistiotas and conscience Of Cur pe0lae,
deliver This nation from the poiitietl
| Judases. who are willing to besfay WIS
peace Of The world for little bflei
authority IN office and few pieces q
silver
Our ST 600 deal Who made tue a'l-
prene sacrifice Tor us 20 saye America
and defeat tho pWoer OF nilitari4m 10
tho world speak 70 ~ through the
Lines
Take up our quarrel win the foe.
From falling hands To yoa Aso AtlfoW
The torch. he yours toll high
II We break faith with Us who die
We shall not sleep. Tho peoples BloW
In Flanders Field
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04

Felix Diaz is reported IN revon. We
might have known the recent cleo
ton IN Mexico wonldn't please every
body birmingham Age Herald.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
MORTGAGE SALE
REAL ESTATE
II he city d annapolis, Marsland.

LII The cts of Annapolis, MarSianG,
All tile request 0f the owners and Ivy viz
the Of the power Of Alie contained ~ .
mortgage from Elizabeth II. Melville ana
others dated on the twelfth DAY ~ May
III the year nineteen hundred aIid nineteen.
ana recorded among the Land Records nf
Anne Arundel county IN ieiber w. y. ".
No s folio &c.. default hayiuR occurred
hereunder the undersigned, as ;ttfoFnel
5nalnpd ia said mortgage ~ make safe ~
ngp Of default thRrtuftder, will 9Ier nj
lubIie sale 1t the Court House door, in the
city Of 4 iaapolis. M'l. on
Tuesday. October 28th. 1920,
At l. O'Clock
rhe property firstly described in said
mortgage, TO Wit
An that lat of ground located On tha
south side Gf West street. u the t'ity u
fnuapalia Md. fronting thereon twenty
six feet and eight inehess more or less.
ina having Il depth fberefrom IF oae huns
rad anaS seventy TIVE feet, more s,r less
-orveyc,l lilo Ellen Elllnghansen by HER
nnn EliiagAaHRen By deed dated On The
.sS,il tily $6f Aprif Ia tist year 1886 aud
recorded alnpl;g the Land Records ~ anne
srnatiei azauE;4 in ltiiIer :. II. Nc. .ti- Folio
2G. improved w two small frame dwell
ifi4s. designated as Aea. Et and I.8 West
street.
TERMS OF SALE :--Clre half Of ihe pnr-
.hsSp iuont3 cash on the day Of sale. or
iinal ratification hy tho Court In ihe dis
.gtlon III the undersigned, and the bali
.tlit.t ii siS lonths from the day Of safe, Or
I'D cash az tie option Of the purchaser or
pure serx The deferred payment 10 bear
interest from day III sale and to b., So
.,ared III TIE bond Gf The purchaser with
security satisfactory ia the uAsieFsi 9nefi
4 deposit If $500 will be reg'sined on the
NICHOLAS III GREEN.
Attorney Named Ill she Mort
gagp and Attorney far
Owners.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
rnE EYENINo 1879

IL on aale at Tie following places
ceeroa u Jones ......... lg4 Main ~
SrST5fas. gahulfza 81 West ST.
fs...rsra II I)ayis ~ Maryland Ave
f'tBs g. FeldmeyeE % MaEsssan ave
r. Il. Armstrong;, Cor. RANDALL 8 lsigg sse0
William Baker Neas a09 tas9eafai
delivered In Annapolis, Passport, Ger
fnaltown and Weat Annapolis by carrier
for IS cents per month
Yeu can haze the EVENING CAPITAL
mailed 10 sou VIXEN away from The ~
BY leaving your name and aatress at tat
Office, for IS cents per mouth 1913 per
ythF payable IL aayAuee, q any Ei9sfoIiee
In uiteI states or Canada.
Entered HI Annapolis sestoflice IS
Second Glass Matter
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04

Chinese poaltrymen preserve duck
eggs fresh for many months BY coat
ing them With mixture OF ashes. tea
dust. clay, salt and lime.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04

How are We ey9r gone 10 get back
70 FORMAL, With taxes going up fast
u than the cost of living goes down
Providence journal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
Nohcei

and Renlinkfop Pump Guns: also Parker.
e. c. smith and Fox, ~, 10 and 20-sauge;
rifles and revalxe1a; loaded shells. Ex6ra
Discount on quantity of shells. Gnns re-
paired. rie al sa earrg fnIa gine 81 Ever-
ready aaalAlighfs, clocks. 5exeiry. etc.
e LEVY
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS

West Street s&liIoh
40 Ks 10 aae, G.,eI, 10 N1..sl - &9
l0sAt III ~ A. NJ f2.2H. ~ 80 ~
70, MO- 30 sli.-a, s3N, GU, 4a4a
Ilaa T, NJ.
Iesve Naval Academy tiate 10 mi uics
earlier state House station iaasts9
Street and college Avenue. sSFtll 90
minutes earlier.
--r4r--sx,,ing a. Uaenton with Z ,t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04

Eols MEMBER or THE lIoUsE OF
HkPKIsal.NTATIyEs or TIKE UNiTEa,
srArEs ~ TItE sIX9Y SEVENTH
CONGRESS;
THOMAS s. KLisGER-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
Democratic Ticket
Election Tuesday, Nov 2, 1920.
EoR rKEspEsT or THE
NItEA srATEs;
uEtG Al AlAN


Jk1ES ". cox
0aio.
lon -plstrIpESr or THE
gNIEAu STATES
FRANKLIN d. ROOSEVELT.
New York.
sas itEeroRs or PRESIDENT AND
Yu EPKEsIDENg or THE
GNfFAD STATES:
.at larxe
WILLIAM IsGLE AND JOSEPH
N. SMITH,
Baltimore.
Eirst Districts;
CHARLES N. SIMPSON,
Talbot
sesoud Dlsntes:
JAMES j. ARCHER
IaFf0rds
Third Dsesrlol
FREDERICK u. kIRPs
BssItiTnoEe.
Fourth nIstricti
JAMES \. ARAiIGER.
IssltIsa0re.
Fifth nistriet:
CLARENCE MT, ROBERTS,
Prince Georges.
sixth pgstrict.
Jlt0R R0lERBACh,
Frederick.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04

:oR uNIrEp STATES sENAToRs
JONN WALTER SMITH
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
GEORGE z MELVIN DIES
At HOME THIS MORNING

Confined FROM page u
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04
ROLAND fsRAlil All
PUBLIC SALE

wlli Offer H. 6nbi. sale Ut the roari lf.a 5,
iieat, ia The dts Of atnap0iis MarAiaid
an,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-04

q NEsT -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-30
(Seal)

State of colorado.( .-s-
County of Fremont
In the District Court.
In the matter Of the Petition1
Of CECIL N, HILL FOB THE(
PEREsTs PEREEsTflifATLLaaNN n LaNps. oT TENEj Notice.
MENTs AND HEREDITA-)
MENTs OF ELLA N BUR-)
N6f,rffcE f,ff hiSNf IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
Cecil NJ. Hill, claiming to be the owner
as grantee Through mesne convey
ances), of Robert o. Bur1ey, surviving
husband OF Ella M NJ Bprleg sr , deceased
tainnent and determiaation OF the
who died intestate at her home in the
city of Chicago. Illinois. on or about
the 18Th day Of September. A. .. 1911.
office addresses and relationship of alf
persons who are or claim to be heirs
s5s o5 sad SO as ffo foow as
Robert o. Rurley thusband). La
combe. Alberta, canada- 80.
father and mother. respectively. sos
Hazel avenue. Canon City, Coioraao.
nue. e9na Sarcn hest, Civ si- Colorado. sSs haAe ave-
M Mary T F. Leftwich. sister. s25 East
Third street. Pueblo. Colorado
tition 10 be afrected is as follows: Lot
Eleven I'D in Block Thirty-three
t3S1, in Canon CITY. Colorado accoru-
ing to the recorded plat.
The said court has fixed the 10Th day
Of November. 1890. at the hour OF 1O
o'clock a. m in the court house. at
Canon City. Fremont county. Colorado,
for a hearing on the above mentioned
petition and notice is given 70 an con.
cerned that the court VIII then. or at
such later date to which the said cause
may be continued. adjudicate and de-
termine the matters prayed in the said
WITNESS Edward p. Arthur, clerk
OF the District Court. for the county
of Fremont state of Colorado. and the
seal thereof. at Canon City. IN said
county and state this 2ath day of sep
tember A p. 1920.
EDWARD P. ARTHUR,
tSEALl CLERK
First Pub. September so. 1920
LAST Pub. October IS. 1890
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-30

-And. provided further, that. in addi-
tion 70 the amount Of debt that may b
tract a debt by loan for the purpose
OF creating a fund to be expended az
Commission for the construction and
Improvement OF public Highways In the
state Of colersdo; said debt to be svt-
bearing bonds to amount not cx-
eeedinE five million dollars.
said bonds i to 1, an extent ta not he erSsse Sssed
million NH % dollars. dated June first. isaa:
option of the state of Colorad2 at any
time after ten years from thetI re- re-
nopination q iiisy dollars $50 Issaeo,
ssrest ON snd s sepfs tbs ns Iase Of i've p.T
sset sse stsfs Rss snHa = hs S.s:
the principal, OF said bonds shaI, be
Treasurer.
mo such bonds shall be issued ex-
cept at par and accrued interest.
Fifty per centum of the proeseds
divided among the various counties Of
the state according to the mileage OF
state routes and state highw;ny,s wiSetn I,stn
per centum of the proceeds from the
sale OF said bonds shall be used by the
meet and accept Federal aid awarded
Z to the State of Colorado by United
I States Congressional Acts
I The General Assembly shall. as By
{ Jaw provided, enact all such laws as
may be necessary with references to
said bonds and with reference u carry
/ ing out the projects and purposes here
, In specified.
Section .. Each eiector voting at
said election and dssirous of voting for
or against said amendment. shall de-
posit in theE ballot box ticket where
on shall be printed or written the
words: For the amendment to Sec
tion of Article XII of the Constitu-
tion. authorizing bonded ebted-
construction and Improvement Of pub
the Amendment to Section of Article
xI Of the Constitution. authorizing {
bonded Indebtedness for the creation OF
Q fund for the construction ane Inn
provement of public highway" and
shall indicate his approval or disap-
proval by placing q cross tX) opposite
one or the other. of said gr6ubs OF
words on his ballot.
The votes east for the adoption OF
rejection Of said amepdment shsll be
eanvassed. and the RESULT determined
in the manner prescribed by the lawa
Qf the state for the canvass of votes
for representatives in Congress.
In Testimony Whereof. / have here
unto set my hand and affixed the 0rea'
Seal of the State of Colorado. at the
of September. A. D. 1890.
JAMES r NOLAND.
(SeaD Secretary of State.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-30
Funeral of Lewis
John at Florence

Relatives and friends from all parts
Of Fremont county gathered at the
home of the late Lewis John, on West
Main street, in Florence, last Satur-
day afternoon to pay their last re-
spects and attend the funeral of this
well known and highly respected citt.
zen.
The service was in charge of the
Rev. James R. Burchfield of the First
Presbyterian church of Florence. and
were most impressive. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Evans rendered three beau
tiful hymns, Abide With Me-" Lead
Kindly Light" Beautiful Isle OF
Somewhere" Miss Ruth Deibert Of
fciated as accompanist There was
a profusion of floral offerings which
banked the casket and were mute tes-
timonials of the respct in which the
deceased was held in the community.
The pallbearers were members OF
the Masonic order and comprised
Nessrs. Thomas Walter. Edward John,
Jr- J. G. Johnston, ]. H Edwards.
George Cox. T. NJ Howells The SOL
emn and beautiful Masonic burial rites
we're performed at Highland ceme-
terry where interment was made, and
the remains were escorted to their
last resting place by large concourse
Of friends.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-30
i O


CONS -iruTloNAL AMENDMENT.
Notice is hereby given. that at the
General Election to be held on the
second day of November. A. d. 1890
there will be submitted to the auali-
tuition of said State.
The authority for submitting such
question 10 found in Section Two i2).
Article XIX OF the Constitution OF the
State of Colorado. and in Senate Con-
current Fesolution No. 2 Of the Twen-
snxTG Il EcFfs coNcukRsr sSS aEsoSroN S5s
Be Il Resolved. BY the Senate of the
Twenty-seeend General Assembly. the
House of Representatives concurring:
Section !; That there shall be sub
mitted 10 the qualified electors Of the
state OF Colorado, at the next general
Assembly. for their approval or re1ec-
tion. the fonowins smendment TO the
Constitution of the State OF Colorado
which. when ratified by . majority OF
those voting thereon. shaii be valid as
= par. Of said q c1nssis,uttcn; , ts VII:
tuition of the State Of Colorado shall
be amended so as TO read as follows:
Section so. Except as otherwise
provided in thia Constitution no law
nhAlf extend the term of any. public
sfficer or increase or diminish his
or appointment: provided. that on ana
After the first day of january, a. d.
dssis @ mated M iIi pasiis oof.,esrs Is'irps shsR Ss
herein provided. v,c:,,
s.fssS boii.rs q and Ssstsss 80 "a q
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-30
Page Fivs

rhre. Thousand tss. s.ooo.oo) Dollars for
tbe pavmerit OF a private secretary.
The Judges of the Supreme Courf
shall each receive an annual salary of
Seven Thousand Five Hundred NI.-
The Judges of the District Courts
shall each receive an annual salary OF
Five Thousand. Five Hundred tss'-
Section p Each esector voting as
said election. and desirous OF voting
for or against said amendment snau
derosit in tho ballot box a ticket
whereon shall be printed the worosi
For the amendment to Section ~ ot
Article V. increasing the saiar1es OF
the Governor. JUDGES of the Supreme
and District Courts. and Against tno
amendment to Section 80 of Article W.
Increasing the salaries of the Governor,
Judges OF the Supreme Court ana Dl9e
trict Courts" and shall indicate hie
choice by placing . cross fX) opposite
one or the other of said groups OF
section 3. The votes cast for the
adoption or the rejection Of s1o
amendment shall be canvassed ana the
results determined in the manner pro
vided by the laws of the State OF Colo
rado for the canvass Of votes for rep
rssentatives in CongresA
In Testimony Whereof, / have here.
Seal of the State Of Colorado. ct the
JAMES r NoLAED.
(SeaD Secretary Of State-