davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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cor.t.,1,nr tho weather.

Mrs. j. 3. t., Williamsburg-Th
following Is given as means OF fore
cling tho weather: "A gray. low
hiring sunset, or ono where the sky
ia green or yellowish green. in
|Iicates rain. A red sunrise.
with clouds lowering later In
Ethe morning, also indicates rain.
A halo occurring after fno weather
kind,cntes n storm. A corona grow
ing smaller indicates rain: growing
iarger, fair weather. a morning
trainbow Is regarded as sign OF
train: an evening rainbow OF fair
weather. A deep-blue color OF the
tsky, even when seen through clouds.
Indicates fair weather; growing
iwhiteness, an approaching storm.
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A RHpcc,

#. f. H.. Branchville.-A rupee is
silver coin in use In the British
dominions In India, with correspond
Ing ones OF much inferior workman
ship and variable value in the native
States. Prior to 1893 it's variable
value was a source of great incon-
venience. but in that year standard
rupee Ga cents) was established.
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Fogs indicate settled weather y
morning fog usually breaks away be-
Tor. noon. Unusual clcarnegs OF the
atmosphere, usual brigatness or
twnklin. Of the etars, Indicate rain.
The first frost and the last frost
ar" usually preceded by temperature
vey? mucn above norma"
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ADJUSTMENTS
sell o.I,-icn ,Itn,trcls.

sell O'B-irn MInstrcls.
y theatrical attraction that ".i!l be
most cordially welcomed is Mel!
O'Bcicn MtnstTcls at the Strand TO.
day. matinee and night. and Tucsda! :
a:ght. Tn" show this year will re
veal tho same tasty and claaorat Q
settings. the same well-proportioned
mixture Of song, dance and coined Y
and the same pleasing absence OF
coarsencss that have made the Neil
o'Erien Minstrels the premier min
sire! organization az America.
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,cu.c aIy Dust Coming.

.ocal screen lovers who remember
thrilling entertainment that was
|'vidrd by Wallace Reid In The
airing Road" viii be pleased at the
rs that a scquc! to that story has
mad. Into picture with Nr
ia In the stellar role and will be
'wn at the Colonial Theatcr for
days commencing today. II Is
lct Excuse My Dust"
jugs In Society" Il comedy star
& Johnny Ray. is the added fca-
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Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding nImont nny
PIC excepting on legal Gnd medical
bjectH. are nnsWcrrd free. An utI
iuirics nr- answered directly by
rsohhI letter, Selr-uddrcss~l
impcd envelope In required. Adj
css The TImcA-Dihpntch informu-
IN bureau. tichtnond, yu.
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Edna Goodrich in .s,ccrinE Partners.

rho announcement that the famous
beauty. Edna Goodrich. will appear
personally a. the Strand Thcatcr Fri
day and Saturday and Saturday matt
nee. in Sleeping Partners Will he
appreciated by all critical theater-
goe.s here. who viii remember her as
co-star for several seasons with Nat
{. Goodwin. The play is . transla-
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Weeks Picture Shows
rk Twain Specialist.
Offerings at Locnl Houses

William -. Taylor who directed
screen version or "IIucklcbcrry
m which is coming to the. Bijpu
eater for six days. beginning toda y.
somewhat of II Mark I'wain special
Mr. Taylor handled the screen
OF 'iiuck and Tom" and Tom
lsyer. the previous PARAMOUNT Art
II pictures based upon the adven-
cs OF Tom sawyer. lack Pickford
! I.ouisc Hun starred In these ear
hipiS and so great was their sue
that II WAS decided to build "A
rd photoplay around the character
Mark Twain's even more lovabie
interesting boy hero. liuck Finn.
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a,W

We'll. sed Ma, thare Is no accounts siS
Ing for tastes. You are funny mixsst =,
ter sed Ma. you rave about cutiful As ~
picters like High Noon In Normandy ~ :.
Il then you want to SEQ ono. fter -
knock another liter into the middel
of Leep Year. Men Is queer anlmiles,
Sed Ma 9.t
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DrJou--LewIn Sargent, In "IIuc-
lcberry Finn.n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cooper, In
svnnScllne."
bROADwhY-@The Idol Dancers
Coi0NIAL- Wnilnce Held, In
excuse My Dust"
isIs-AInrion Davies, In capri
oily"
oDEON-Mary Pickfo in
Poilyannn."
HICTOR-y. s. Hart, In aStak-
w lila Life"
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Well S,IDported.

Hn extremely capable company was
efnhied 10 assist Marion Davies in
|ernrctinE April Folly" her new
'mopoiitan Production written by
NINA Siock!cy and released By
nous Players 1.asky Corporation
showing at the IS!s Th.a;er ;his
err. Miss Davies leading man Is
,~ay Tearie. well known "a "A stage
y screen tavoritc. Gee Whlz," !,
= Sennett comedy. Is added
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An airplane with many special de-
vices. including :. newly patontca
.taMliZer. IS being used in Vita
i!ri From the Sky wh!ch is being
directed on the West coast By Tom
Tcrriss. This is an adaptation OF n
stnry by Gouverneur Morris
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r, Pictures Mt victor.

William S. iIar: in Stalking ats
g" is the feature a. the Victor the
u four days of this week. /, is n
ring drama OF Western li.c in
Itch tn" great tragedy OF Aqua Ca
|nte ~ dramatically portrayed.
OK scnnotts The Speak Easy" IL
/ added attraction.
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This Fly Cop" is the title Of
Larry Semon's new comedy to fol-
low The Grocery Clerk" Lucille
Carlisle again appears as Larry Sc
mons leading woman. taking the
part o. a cabaret quetn in a palatial
underground Chinese cabaret.
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Meaning of F. o. u.

c. r. c., Richmond.-The shipping
term. I. o. b.. means froe on board
at point OF shipment.
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yoGes appears as n policeman. TTe
has rare opportunities for display
Ing the athletic prowess for which
he is noted
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About Voting In Primary,

Reader, Richmond.--LesRlly a Re-
publican cannot vote In a Democratic
primary.
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Nttagraph plans 10 release IL:
million dollar supcrscr!al. "Ths
liam Duncan is the star o: this pro,
duct:on, and in several Of the cni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-05

Earle Williams Pekinese made =
sweep Of its class By winning arst
prize. iwo Special prizes and two
cups at the Los Angeles prkincs-
and PoMe-anian show Just closed.
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Alice Joyce will make 4 final de-
cision this week az TO which o..
three strong stories she will select
Tor her next special production. The
last six Alice Joyce productions
have enjoyed extensive Broad va!
cngaEemcntS.
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Brevities Of the Screen

1t Is interesting to note. that Scot,
Dunlap will direct Vivian Rich in her
FIRST Fox production as star. This
same director made Pearl Doies
Belfs Her Elephant Man" with
Shirley Mason. a picture that marked
MISS Masons debut on the Fox pro
gram II Mr.. Dunlap does as wen
with Miss Rich as he did With Miss
Mason, ne VIII make an exceptional
iy fine picture.
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The part of the soldier hero in
Civilian Clothes which Paramount
has begun 10 produce. viii be played
by Thomas Meighan. In Los Angeles
this comedy ran as "a stage play FOR
over thirty weeks. breaking al
Western records.
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Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-10
Christian Science

Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Be on
time ana help us to build better
school. Morning worship at II. The
church quartet will sing. The morn
.ng Solo viii be rendered by Mr.. ked-
lie. Rev. George n. Harness will be-
gin series of Sunday morning ser
mons leading up to Christmas. The
sLbect for next Sunday morning,
The Ancestry of Christ" Subject
for Dec. 10, MARY, the Mother of
Jesus" Subject for Dec. 26, "The
First Christmas" Junior Christian
Endeavor at 8 D. m. Don't forget to
ING the children to this service.
High Christian Endeavor at $50 p.
m. 1t will do you good to meet with
the young fklos in their evening serv-
.ces. You will find that they are
very much n earnest. They welcome
you to come. Evening preaching SER
vice at 7:30. Good song service from
7:30 to 8. Rev. George n. Harness
will preach onAhe subject. "Life Is a
Battle Psalm. Worship the Lord in
the beautiful of holiness. We invite
the public to worship with US.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-10

Governor. John NJ. Parker of Louis
lana has issued call for a meeting
with the object in view Of devising
ways and means to prevent the Mis-
sissippi river from cuttina new
mouth through the delta to the Cult
cf Mexico. by, following one of its old
mouths, the Atchafalaya river, down
to a roint about 100 miles west OF
New Orleans.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-10
Methodist Church

Morning topic for pulpit treatment,
"The Growth of the Kingdom" Eve
ming topic, "Some Good Bargains
That May Be Duplicated Yet The
Sunday school at 9:45. DR.. j. T.
Power, superintendent. Epworth
Young Peoples devotional hour at
6:30 p. m. Devotional singing at ali
the services. The church will be
actively interested in the first Visit
for the church year of DR.. Henry l..
Rasmus, who will hold the quarterly
meeting ct 1880 Monday evening,
Dec. 13. He will speak to the con-
gregation preceding the business
meeting. The public is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-16

We further certify that By the vote absse
set forth the seven persons whose names ap-
pear under the caption Republican Ticket
are ascertained and hereby declared elected
as Presidential Electors for the State Of
Warrington.
Given under our hands at Olympia, wash
inRton. this 7th day Of December, AID. 1920
By Acting Governor:
LOUIS F. HART,
Acting Govefnof
J. GRANT HINKLE,
Secretary Of State.
By j. GRANT HINKIE,
Secretary Of State.
W. ]. KINGSLEY,
Assistant Secretary Of State
(Seal) By W. j. KINGSLEY.
Assistant Secretary q State
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RAIL BOARDS. DROPPED.
Director Payne Abolshes Three
B. B. Adjustment Bureaus.

Adjustment of railroad boards Of ad-
justment. Nos. l, and 3. has been or
dered by. Jehn Barton Payne. director
general OF railroads, Boards Mos. and
3 will be abolished as of January 10
1921, and board No. will be abolished
as Of February 15. 1891.
Going out Of existence of the three
rail boards will throw out of work a
number Of employees of the railroad ad-
ministration. Cases pending before
board No. ! win be disposed Of by Feb
ruary IS. The director general has been
advised that the number Of cases pend
ing before boards 9 and are 50 large
that many months must elapse before
the boards could dispose Of them. His
conclusion. therefore. is that as to cases
pending before boards and Q some
other means must be found to deal just
~ with the railroad company claimants
Is to any money due them arising out
Of federal control
In the meantime means will be pro-
vided' promptly to dispose Of ell claim,
which the boards may leave undisposed
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100000 be made for an early start
ON construction of a new and adequate
bridge.
Completion of the Mcmillan plan
for the parks of the city WAS urged
by Judge Charles 8. Bundy. chairman
Of the parks and reservations COM
mittee. who submitted a comprehen-
slve report Of the activities Of his
committee.
DR.. H. w. Jaeger, read the report OF
the public health committee dealing with
the milk question. in place of DR.. d.
Percy Hickling, chairman Of the commit
tee
James T. Lloyd submitted the report
of the public ,chool committee. in place
of Roy c. Ciafiin, which advocated re-
duced fares for children on the street
cars. free transportation for tubercular
children, and the use of tho surplus Of
the District Of Columbia funds now in
the United States Treasury for school
buildings on the $3.50 principle, mak-
ing a total of nearly $10,000,000 for
school construction.
Private school Standards.
Arthur T. Ramsay, reporting for the
private schools committee, urged that
laws be passed authorizing the United
States bureau of education to proceed
with the fixing Of standards for private
schools in the District of Columbia.
William S. Washburn, chairman Of the
universities committee, reported that the
committee had drafted bill which will
be presented to Congress to prohibit
the issuance Of charters to fake uni
versities in Washington.
The report Of the industrial interests
committee was referred back to the
committee. E. e. Ramey. chairman Of
the 1920 record-breaking membership
committee, gave a brief report of its
work and said that the board should
have a membership Of 5000.
Charles ]. Waters, 1921 chairman Of
the membership committee, called atten-
ton to the midwinter dinner Of the COM
mittee to be held at the Willard Hotel.
January %.
Thomas Bradley, president OF the
board, presided.
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HAROLD A. BRAMAN. Of Providence;
ELIZABETH H. STURGHS: OF Providence;
DARICS GOFF, of Pawtucket:
DUTED WILCOX FLINT. Of Cranston:
EDWARD A SHERMAN. Of Newport;
citizens and inhabitants Of the said state OF
Rhode Island having the qua atioae required
nv the laws thereof and the Constitution OF the
United states. were By the people OF sa,d
state JouaIifed according to the laws thereon
and on the said Tuesday neIt after the nrss
Monday in November. AID 192O. chosen
Electors Of President and Vice President OF
the United States; which said Electors are.
according to the laws. OF this state sn1 po1.
susnt to an Act of the Congress Of The United
states, to give their votes at Providence. u
the State aforesaid. on the second Mooday IN
January next, for President and Vice rresa-
dent Of the United States. whose terms Of Of.
ice are to commence on the fourth day OF
March. AID. 1921.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF; 1 have her. s,
INTO set my hand and caused the seal OF said
state to be afsxed ut Providence. this Thin
day Of December. in the year OF our LOTT cne
Thousand nine hundred and twnty, OF %.
Founding Of the State the two hundred ana
eighty-nfth, and Of Independence the one nun
dred and .foFty-ffth.
BY His Exceliency. the Goxefnor:-
fSeal.) r. LIVINGSTON BEECKAAN.
], FRED PARKER.
- -
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF WASHINGTON.

rn;s ia IN certify that 4 canvass Of the re:
turns Of the election held in the shte or
washington November 2. 1920. shows tne
following vote for Presidential Eiecto1:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE PUBLIC Is WARMED AGAINsr Ao.
cepting receipts Of the IAbcrers' Co-opefsuye
Society made out On blanks In . 0ibeoo Soee.
lenEe receipt book. nme having been lost s1d
another form now in use. U. 8. ID. MAJ
WELL. Chairman Board ef Directors:
WILL THE LADY WHO Assisted AN IN
5ured lady frum the Garfield Hospital srooe1s
back to tho front entrance on DecemDer 10 x
1870. please communicate at once with anA
Y. COWGILL, Romney. W. We. ~.
PROFESSIONAL YOUNG COUPLE DESIhA
supervision Of law study Sy p ~s,cs At
NOTICE. rs HEREBY Given THAT AVER SfS,s
this date will not be responsible for debts
contracted by any but me personally.
GRATTAN ". MONTAGUE. se1 srd st ne.
thing purchased in my name unless signea py
Inc personally. HARVEY DANIEL. a221 Pros
pect ave. NV. IL
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. ATTENTION!
fratemaIly invited to attend the Jubilee and
consolidation OF Syracusians. Lodge No. 10
and Equal Lodge. No. IT. on Friday. Decena6er
18th, 1920 SEQ pm. Pythian Temple. Ell
qualification of Page Rank on class Of thirty.
NJ. H. ADAMS. Chancellor Commander.
Attest: $. NJ. PEARSON. Keeper Of Records
and Seal.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURES.
SCANDINAVIA ART.
"A TRIP TO SWEDISH I.APLAND"
win be given under auspices of Drott Lodge.
Order Of Nasa. at Masonic Temple. Sth and i
SITS. ne, Friday, Dec. II.
Admission, so Cents.
HARRIS HAT FRAME SHOP. 1910 + St \ W.
Newest hat frames from y. Y, s. cts.
4 great reduction duvetyne, velvet, me-
tslc tinsel and draped turban material Hem
stitching. yds. % cts.
sTEEPLE TOM-HIGH CLIMBING WORK on
steeples. fagpoles. water tanks smokestacks.
big chimneys. 1925 l. st. Frank 272S. 2a'
PIANOS FOR RENT-WE HAVE A CHOICE
selection of grands and uprights Rent applied
on purchase price by agreement. HUGO
WORCH, lilo G. Victrulas and records.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership lately subsisting between Isaac
Phillips and Max Raine ut 5000 II ct. nv
was dissolved the 11th day Of December.
1920. by mutual consent. All debts owing to
the said partnership are to be received by said
Max Raine and ali demands on the said part
nership are TO be presented TO him for pay
Dlent. MAX RAINE.
ISAAC PHILLIPS,
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j. s. PAYS NOTHING.
. FOR WATER SUPPLY
Uses 40 Per Cent of Total,
Board Of Trade Is:
Told. -

The United States pays nothing for
40 per cent of the water used In this
city. according to the report Of the
water supply committee OF tho Waeh-
ington Board Of Trade, dealing with
the serious water supply problem in
Washington, which was submitted to
the full board at meeting last night
at the Willard Hetel.
Mr.: Weller stated that the commit
tee had made an extensive investtga-
ton into the project Of q more ade-
quate water supply system for the
city: The results obtained were: That
the domestic consumers pay about 10
per cent of the total revenue for 81
per cent Of the water; the large pri-
yate consumers pay % per cent OF
the revenue for 10 per. cent Of the
water: while the United States pays
nothing fer 40 per cent of the water.
Consumer May Pay More.
The speaker asserted that unless
some equitable means was adopted
which would compel the government
to pay for the water used the private
consumer would soon find Himself
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EHRNPs STAG ROOFING: TESTED /
Year,. Try IT, EHRET ROOFING a MT
~ 1tR q ne Phno~ n 336 ne
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,sy Stewart. Governor Of the State Of
Montana, do hereby certify chat on ! M0noAy:
the sixth day Of Deeen s ~ ~ .n n the
state Auditor, and the Attorney Ge1es1l
beins the state Board Of Canvassers OF the
state Of Msn;an, met met II o. me tSe election
returns which were prepared and nansmieiea
to the Secretary Of State in aceordsnee with
the provisions Of Section sCO o, ~, s1e n,ncseSeS
to canvass the same; completing and determIn-
ing from the abstracts transmitted 70 tne
Secretary Of State as aiofesaid tne s1Sxs 60
on Tue,day. the second day Of November,
AID. 1920. for Presidential Electors.
And do further certify that the SAD boaru
Of Canvassers as Aforesaid did ascertain DC.
clare and certify to me. a. Governor OF said
state, that the votes given and cast Tor each
Of the persons voted for ~ Presidential Eiec-
''1 Ethel Hell R. FARNswoRTH. Repubne.n. zoe
hundred nine thousand four hundred thirty
WAITER D. KEaNus, Republican. one hun
dred eight thousand seven hundred seventy
four (10s. 774l votes;
C. II. Mcleod. Republican. one hundred
eight thousand seven hundred forty, t1os'74o'
+. c. POWER. Republican. one hundred
eight thousand six hundred forty-nine Qo0''
GROVER C. C1sEL. Democrat. aftyseyen
thousand three hundred thirty-four (S7,SS4)
GEORGE E. HuRD. Democrat. 6fty-seven
thousand one hundred seventy-three 57.173)
MRS. J. H. KENNEDY. Democrat. fifty
seven thousand three hundred forty-three CT =
JOSEPH K. TooLE, Democrat afey-seven
thousand three hundred seventy-two Ca, 372)
FRANK ApPERroN, Farmer-Labor. twelve
thousand two hundred four (12.2o4) vot3s;
HENRY WEBER, Fafmer-LAbor. twelve
thousand one hundred thirty eight IL. 1857
j. W. RICHARDSON. Farmer-LAbor, twelv.
thousand one hundred fifty ~, 150) votes;
D. J. EWING. Farmer Labor. twelve thou
And / do hereby certify that the number
Of votes given and cast for each Of the above
mentioned persons Eas and il correct, as an
pears from the Official ascertainment, decla.
ration and certincation Of said Board Of Can
vassefs now On Tile in my once.
And by reason Of said aseertainueut End
eertihcation, do hereby certify that III
following named persons. to-wit:
ETHEL 3. FARNSwORTH,
WALTER d. KmdMlS
O. H. Mcleod,
r. @. POWER,
are the duly appointed Electors. fer the-state
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunte
set my hand and caused the Great Seal of thu
State to be affixed.
DONE at the City Of Helena, the Canf,,J
this the tenth day Of December, in the YEA
Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred twenty
s. v. STEWART.
By the Governor:
(Seal) c. T. STEWART.
Secretary Of State
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Official Election Returns
WASHINGTON
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
To all to whom theSe presents shall come,
Greeting:
In accordance with the provisions Of the Act
OF Congress approved February 8, 1887. Ger
uIy that the following is q true copy Of the
ceftincate Of the final entertainment OF the
electors for President and vice-Pfepideat.
appointed in the State Of Washington, at the
election held therein on the ID day Of no
vember. 1920. received by me from TIE
Governor Of the said State.
In Testimony whereof. !. BA1NRRIDGn
COLBY. Secretary of State. have hefemto
cansed the Seal Of the Department Of state
to be afhxed and my name subscribed ~ zoe
Chief Clerk of the said Department. At the CiV
Of Washington. this 14th day OF Deeemper'
1920
(SeaI) CAMBRIDGE COLBY,
secretary of State.
BY BEN G. DAVIS.
Chief CLERK.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Official Election Returns
RHODE ISLAND
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DEPARTMENT OF STATG

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DEPARTMENT OF STAT&
To ali to wheme these presents BEAN c'"e
Greetiag: -. A.,
of Cporress approved February s. 1881, Ger
tiff that the following is true eopy 81 ~
certiAcate Of the final aseertA1nment ~ 49, =.
fer President and Vice President, npps:eS III. ID
the state Of Rhode Island at the elec1on nsW
therein on the I'd day Of NOVEMBER IsIv 10 n
ceived BY me from the Governor OF Ire sA''
State. ,.,yav,Dap
Colby. Secretary Of state. have hereon .c
caused the Seal Of the Department OF sa'e th ~
be AFFIXED and my name su1cIu the
Chief Clerk Of the said Depar.men.:; nscem.
City Of Washington. this 18th day OF De'e"
tseaIJ BAINBRIDGB COLBY.
Secretary ct stats-
By BEN G. DAVIS,
Chief Clerk
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AMI
PROMINENCE PLANTATIONS,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
PROVIDENCE, December !, lS2e'
TO THE HONORABLE
THE SECRETARY OF STATE of
THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON. ID. q.
NUT 8. y, c.rt;fy that the votes or ballots
given or cast at the election held In tins st.'s.
on the Tuesday next after the hrst Monu.J -
November, AID. 1870. for the siectv~ ~.
Eecsor. of Presioent and VIC. Ires Ind count
ed according to law, BY the s.A - ths+ pur.
Boar the Board Of OAnyasSers iot IN. r ~.
Jose constituted under aad by the 1--we W ''N
state Of Rhode Island. o... for
THAT the number Of votes given or cssS ~
each and every Elector OF President ana VIC VIC
President of the United States, at me r ~,
Ssy next after the FIRST Monday in NovemEr.
u. 1870. is set opposite their respso1'e