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Livestock
and Range Report

CHEYENNE, WYO.-S h e e p and
cattle are in excellent condition, with
ranges still good but showing a slight
decline according to the Monthly
Livestock and Range Report for July
first issued by the Wyoming Office
Of the Division of Crop and Live
stock Estimates Of the U. 8. Bureau
of Agriculture.
Ranges: Range conditions are re-
ported 96 per cent of normal COM
pared with 1902 per cent one year
ago and 1O1 per cent n month ago.
Lack of rain during June in the east
central, south western and southern
districts have resulted in lower con-
ditions. A few dry spots are report
ed In the north eastern and south
eastern districts. Ranges in the Big
Horn Basin, the Central and North
Central districts are excellent, the
best in years. The crop of forage is
heavy following an abundance OF
moisture last fall and early spring.
Several districts report reseeding at
ter past years of short range and
up we'll until late In June a number
Of sections lace a rapid decline If
dry conditions continue.
S"esAS. "yoAAiuS Sdtlic COullHuc
in excellent condition. SO per cent
Of normal the same as June first and
only one point below July /, 1923.
Losses this a have been light
except that loss from poison is heav-
Ter than usual. The calf crop is gen.
orally better than last year and cal
YES r doing fine.
Sheep: Sheep are in excellent
shape with spring lambs exceptional
ly good. Lambs in many fiocks are
heavier than at this time last year.
Sheep and lamb losses have been
very light. The lamb crop 10 the best
In years. The condition Of sheep and
lambs is los per cen the same q
one month ago and four points above
July /. 1873.
Wool: Tho wool market was slow
during June with prices ranging
from - to 80 cents. Most Of the
sales In June we're In the Casper
territory. About e6-76 per cent Of
the clip has been sold. Some wool
has been consigned and some grow.
ers are holding for better prices.
, 1924-07-17
ISSUE BUILDING
PERMITS SHOWS
GOOD ACTIVITY

The issue of building permits by
the City Clerk this week shows the
activity which is being done in the
building line in Rawlins. The build
ing and remodeling of homes is al
ways a sure sign of prosperity and
city growth.
AS stated in another article in this
paper, two new four room modern
houses will be built in the Park Hill
Addition in the near future. This
week an application for a building
permit has been made to the City
Clerk by Louis Schalk to remodel
his residence at GIG w. Buffalo st.
Mr.. Schalk Is making four four-room
modern apartments which should be
completed in about two months.
An application to build a house
in the South Park addition On lots
II and ~, block seven, was filed by
Delfino Valdez at the City Clerks
office. The house will be used as a
residence.
Chester o. Barnes made applica-
tion to build a residence house ON
lots nine and ten, block one in the
S%unnyside addition. 1t is estimated
the house will be finished in about
two months.
, 1924-07-17
Weekly
Industrial Review

Wyoming & Colorado Short Line
Railroad Co., recently incorporated
in this state with capital of $4,000
filed an application for construction
Of standard gauge railroad $50 miles
long from Casper in a southwesterly
direction through Craig, Colo, and
the Yampa Valley to the Colorado
Utah state line.
Manville-Lusk and Van Tassel to
Don establish banks.
Osage-Oil well brought in south
Of city.
Casper-5OO 900 lbs. of wool, rep
resenting two clips, sold here.
WOrland-From present indica-
tions, $4,000 tons Of sugar beets
will be harvested in this vicinity
this year.
C~asper-Wyoming Trust Company
purchases National Bank OF Com
merce.
Glenrock-Work resumed on new
Burlington depot.
Casper-Contract let for construc-
ton Of 100000 high school build
ing.
Torrington- Roman Catholics to
build 5000 900 orphanage.
Observation-Disclosures totaling $780,
600 let for construction of two school
buildings.
Casper-County Jail to be built
at cost of %$172,SOO.
Cheyenne-COrnerstone to be laid
July 10 for new Presbyterian church.
Laramie-Building boom continu-
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ms REPUBLICAN, RAWILNs, WYOMING, THURSDAY, JULY IT, 1924

es to grow.
Casper = $4,000 brick business
building to be constructed on Center
street.
DEMONSTRATING and scraping
oil tank roofs at Clayton farm to en-
ploy 80 men for two months.
RivertOn - Movement under way
to reorganize chamber of commerce..
Casper-Contract let for construc,
ton Of addition to postoffice.
Greybull - Wyoming Gas Com
pany to lay lateral line from Hidden
Dome oil field to this place; system
to be in operation by late fall.
Thermopolis-Big celebration held
July / and q, dedicating new Wind
River canyon road.
Casper = $550,OOO appropriated
for maintenance of city schools.
Cheyenne-Asphalt being laid on
Eighteenth street.
Casper Gypsy Oil Company to
drill test well on tract b. of Ute In
dian lands.
Cheyenne = Arentz Development
Co. incorporated to drill for oil and
operate number of placer and lode
mining claims. @IYn
Johnson county has $1,000 more
sheep this year than last.
, 1924-07-17
TWO MODERN HOUSES TO
BE COMPLETED SOON

Dunlap and Dinsmore, real estate
dealers, report an active sale of lots
in the Park Hill addition this week.
Two modern houses will be built in
the immediate future.
Max Dawson, who has established
himself as one of the best rig build
ers in this section of the country, is
building a four room modern house
and garage on Ninth street between
Alder and Birch streets.
Across the street from the new
Dawson home, Charles Erickson is
also building a four room modern
house. Mr.. Erickson is associated
with the Rawlins Plumbing and
Heating Co.
With the completion of these two
new houses, Rawlins can boast of
two more homes which make the city
the more beautiful by their presence.
, 1924-07-17
NATRONA COUNTY AZ.
SCISSOR RAWIIN0 VISITOR

Lisle Jay. Nstrona County Assess
or. arrived In Rawlins Friday morn
lag and left for laramie Saturday
morning. H. 0unn OF Casper made
the trip with Mr.. Jay. The two men
came over from Casper IN Mr..
Ounn's car and left for Laramie
over the Lincoln Highway.
Mr.. Jay ID chairman Of the STATE
Association Of ASSESSORS and was In
the clay on business Connected with
his Office. and on . pleasure trip.
While In Rawhms the men were
guests Of W. r. Daley. Carbon Coun-
~ A0essor.
, 1924-07-17

Christian Science Monitor-It is
high time that the method by which
the nominating power is exercised
should be rigidly regulated by sta
tute to the end that nominations
shall be made intelligently, with due
elaboration, and uninluenced by the
clamors Of partisan mobs.
, 1924-07-17
Expect Back filling
of Water Line Ditch
Be Completed 80 Days

The work OF back filing the water
line ditch between Rawlins and Sage
creek Is going along nicely under
the the direction of contractor John
Stein. 1t is believed that the final
inspection OF the job can be made
in about thirty days.
The crew is working from the bas-
in toward Rawlins.
, 1924-07-17

Boston Transcript am for
economy. After that. I am for more
economy MIR. Collidge has spoken
rightly, and he has courage, that
courage which seeks no aid from in
terest but bases itself on what is
right.
, 1924-07-17

DR.. and Mrs. Smith and baby of
Encampment were in the city on Fri
day as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Mahoney.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-01-10
GLASS VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herdina and
family, Mrs. Holt and family OF
River Rails, and Mr.. and Mrs. Din
Collins and family Of River Falls
spent New Years at John Moynihan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Finn and
family spent New Years at Tom
Firms in River Falls.
r.. and AIRS. Joe Gregor and
daughter, Mary Catherine spent
New Years at Charlie Purfessts.
Miss Viola Driscoll spent the past
week in River Falls with NJ and
Mrs. Jim Carolan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Peterson OF
River Falls spent Sunday at the horne
of Tobias Tobiason.
Miss Marie Moynihan, who spent
her Christmas vacation here has re-
turned to Lynd, MIMI, where she Is
teaching.
Paying the highest market price
for hides and furs. II. II. KEGS,
phone 95, River Falls, Wis.-adv.
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KINNICKINNIC

Mrs. Stockdale is i'll.
Adolph Madison is recovering from
pneumonia.
Mrs. Sherman entertained the an
nual Aid meeting Friday. The fol-
lowing people were elected to fill the
offices: President, Mrs. Howard
Phillips; Vice president, Mrs. James
Kelley; Secretary, Mrs. Sherman;
treasurer, Mrs. Will Wilton. Quite
a successful year was ended, as about
one hundred fifty dollars were given
by the Aid to paint the outside OF
the church building and TO furnish
paint for the pews. Also work on
an outside to a quilt for missionaries
in Tibet, and other helpful things
have been done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haas have returned
to THEM school work in North Dakota.
Mrs. Howard Phillips entertained
at a large dinner party Thursday.
If member of the Farm Bureau
or any other organization why not
do your utmost to make it success.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

Mrs. Matt Birkett and little son
visited her parents in the vicinity OF
Beldenville last Wednesday.
Casper Ramberg is visiting at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Chas-
Ramberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Lewis and son,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sam Phillips and
children and Mr.. ard Mrs. jackson
Prisk and little daughter spent New
Years at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Jackman.
Misses Grace Hendrickson and
Irma johnson have returned to their
school duties at River Falls after
their holiday vacation.
Harry iRamberg was among the
River Falls shoppers Monday.
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ANGEL HILL

= Miss Ella Draws returned to her
home in Prescott Friday.
Miss Pearl Milliren has returned
from her home in Elmwood to resume
her school work after vacation.
Mrs. John Cernohous has been on
the sick list a few days.
Misses Pearl and Ethel Wooley and
John Wooley returned Thursday from
Big Lake, MINI, where they had
spent New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wirth and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. August Stark,
William Frank, Miss Mildred Bau-
meester, Wallace Draws, Misses
Irene, Pearl and Ethel and Mr.. John
Wooley spent Saturday at the Harry
Merriman home.
We are sorry to hear that the Hell
mich children have the whooping-
cough.
Al Fil1ins and son Robert have
been having bad colds.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-01-10
twenty-five Years Ago
From The River Falls Journal
Jan IL, 1890

There were 748 votes cast for the
four candidates for postmaster here
Saturday, of which C. c. Glass re-
ceived 357, and was elected to sue
coed Roderick McGregor, resigned.
--25-
The f. S. Toal store and Riley
Bros. meat market at Ellsworth were
destroyed by fire last Thursday
evening.
-25--
Roderick McGregor has served the
people here as postmaster two terms
of four years each. He received his
appointment in each case from Presi-
dent Cleveland, the only Democratic
administration since the retirement
of Buchanan in 1861. During his
term of service we have never heard
a complaint of any kind against Mr..
McGregor. His business methods
were adequate to the service, his
courtesy and accommodation all that
tie most exacting could demand.
His accommodating disposition and de-
si~ to please everybody induced him
to keep the Office open beyond the
hours required by regulations of the
department. And so we all feel most
kindly toward the outgoing post
master; he has the assurance of a
service well done. and the apprecia-
ton of those whom he has so ably and
conscientiously served.
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CLIFTON

Miss Hazel Larson returned Sun
day evening to resume her school
duties at the Bailey school.
The Misses Violet and Blanche
Wolf visited at the w. L. Goodwin
hcIae Sunday afternoon.
Russell Binder spent few days at
the William Zehnder home last week.
Miss Grace Filkins returned to
Prescott Sunday after spending her
vacation at home.
Charles Boles died at the home of
his son, Robert, Monday morning.
Funeral services were held at the
Methodist church in River Falls
Wednesday.
Miss Mable Davidson from Mime
sofa is visiting at the Dan Filkins
home.
John Eggers returned to his home
in Iowa after visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Lillian Rem has returned to
her home in Nebraska after two
weeks visit at the Henry Eggers
home.
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COUNTY LINE

School opened Monday after a two
weeks vacation.
Miss Anna and Ben Meyer and Mr.
and Mrs. Roddie Jackman spent
Wednesday evening at Oluf Gustaf-
sons.
Mrs. Anna Kelley and SON John,
of River Falls, visited at the VIII
McManus home Sunday.
Miss Isabelle Ingellbritson OF st.
Paul spent New Years with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin lngell-
britson.
Misses Ethel and Lenora Retrum
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Chris
Nelson.
Miss Gladys Kelley returned to
Roberts Saturday after spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kelley.
Miss Agnes Retrum spent Sunday
with her playmate, Frances lngeli-
britson.
Miss Anna Meyer returned to Red
Wing Friday. Her brother Rem ac-
companied her as far as st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Everson spent
couple of days this week with their
daughter, Mrs. Oluf Gastafson.
Miss Ihema Ingell5ritson is en-
ployed at Ben Rosenburg's in River
Falls.
Ronald Dopkins spent last week
at L. B. Halls in River FAILS.
If you want any beef or pork
butcher call H. H. KEGS, phone IS,
River Falls, Wis.-adv.
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Miss Mable Davidson, Of Tintah
Mimi, is visiting relatives here and
at Red Wing.
Miss Esther Buss spelt the week
end at the home of her parents.
Clarence Eichman is visiting at the
home of his mother, He is on q
months furlough from Fort Smelling,
Minn.
Mrs. Glen Gilmore has returned to
her home after weeks visit with
relatives here.
Miss Hilda Rceck visited in st,
Paul last week.
Carl Wolf returned to his studies
at Prescott high school Monday, after
the holidays.
Mir. and Mrs. James Boles spent
Sunday with the latter's parents IN
Prescott.
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A SKATER AT so

Rice Lake1Now that he mas tried
out his skill on skates end finds that
on the steel runners he still is as
frisky as ever, Paul Fournier IS out
with challenge to any so year Gle
in the country for a race at any dis
lance, for side bet of $500. Befsre
the snow came TO spoil the skating
Paul tested himself as jumper and
with almost no preparation at all
negotiated a leap of 80 feet. Skaters
who think they can jump on skate
have a chance to prove it, Paul says.
-Chronotype.
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SOUTH MARTELL

School opened Monday after the
holiday recess.
Cora Evenson spent last week in
the cities.
Bonnie Aastrum is working for
Peter Aasterud.
Community Club was postponed
last week, but will meet this Friday
evening if the weather is favorable.
Remember the oyster stew.
Silver wedding at o. NJ. Lund-
guards Friday Of last week; details
later on.
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DONEGAL

Misses Margaret Kordovsky and
Clara Faltiesek, who were home for
two weeks vacation, have gone back
to school again.
A large number of old folks en-
joyed the card party at Sam john
sons home Sunday night.
Rev. Father Keil spent New Years
day at the home of Sam Johnson, Jr.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council Chamber, City CT River
Falls, Jan. z, 1924.
Regular meeting Of the Common
Council.
Meeting called to order at s o'clock
?. M. by Mayor Vannatta.
Roll call of Aldermen showed
Adams, Wilcox and Peterson present,
Bartholomew absent.
Minutes of previous meeting read
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SUSPENDED FROM WINDMILL

Highland, Wis.-Lawl lncs Esser.
a farmer near here, mounted wind
mill to oil the gears. His right hand
was caught in the cogs and he was
swept off the platform, 60 feet above
the ground, where he hung suspended
for several moments. He managed
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to pull himself back on the platform
and extricate his hand. Amputation
Of the finger was necessary. ply
sician said.
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If in need Of anything in the print
ed line, call the Journal, the home of
Quality Job Printing. The best work
at reasonable prices.
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Gordon Cernohous visited a few
days at the home of his uncle, Jake
Cernohous, in Mann Valley.
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OAK GROVE

This section of the country has
been having some extreme cold
weather the past week.
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and approved.

Treasurer made her report for the
month of December and on motion
the report was accepted and ordered
placed on file.
The Finance Committee report the
following claims approved:
UTILITY FUND
General Elect. Co. Arc lamps 225.9O
N. w. Elect. Equipment Co.
Meters & supplies 3sO.10
Price Elect. Co. Supplies 27.03
Mills. Iron Store Supplies 7.37
w. d. Allen Mfg. Co.
Supplies for plant 11.41
Central Lbr. Co. Fuel for
power house 1921
Morley & Hawkinson Tires 1880
Cliff Symes Paint at
power house 1.95
A. w. Lund Co. Supplies 1888
Pierce Co. Telephone Co.
Messages, Nov. and Dec. 7.so
w. S. Oligney Freight go
Avis Williarns Office work 21.00
F. v. Williams Salary $500
E. E. Buck Salary $500
A. Renter Salary $500
W. E. Campbell Salary $500
r w. Patterson Salaay 80 10
H. C. Kreuger Salary 1900
H. L. Ostness Salary $500
A. L. Chinook Freight and
drayage 11.63
De La Vergne Machine Co.
Expense man &C Oil Engine I24.36
1330.19
GENERAL FUND
H. A. Hutchins Salary Police 5000
Roy Hyatt Salary Police 5000
Lucy Copley Salary
care rest room 22.7e
w. Vannatta Salary Mayor
3rd quarter 5000
]. r. Adams Salary Alderman
Bird quarter $500
G. j. Bartholomew Salary
Alderman 3rd quarter 25.0h
Ira Wilcox Salary Alderman
3rd quarter $500
James Peterson Salary
Alderman 3rd quarter $500
Meta Sansburn Salary
Treasurer 3rd quarter 10000
F. M. White Salary City Atty
Bird quarter 5000
Brown & Blodgett Co.
Justic docket 1925
X. S. White For w. J.Burns
Agency-Police 1881
Frank Luberg Repair side
walks 1910
Central Lbr. Co.
Fuel for City Hall 1928
E. w. Shepard Sweeper $3.50
Snow removal 2.:40 1890
9. L. Baker Street Com. 5000
Knute Wigen Str. labor $40
Jas. Pomeroy Str: labor $50
E. E. Nash Str. labor $3.50
A. L. Chinook Str. labor $50
Joseph Konictek Salary
Care Park 26.00
1926
Bills allowed, Adams, Wilcox and
Peterson voting aye.
On motion voted to adjourn.
F.V. Williams. City Cle''s
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1926

1926
Bills allowed, Adams, Wilcox and
Peterson voting aye.
On motion voted to adjourn.
r. v. Williams. City Cle'k
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-15
BANDITS HOLD UPLOCAL BANK
CHURCH DEACONS FOIL
REPUBLICAN SPEAKERS
InSurgent Leader Smiles
at Vain Attempt to.
Hold Rally,

Deacons to the right of them,
deacons to the left of them, dea-
cons in front of them, all set to
volley and thunder-prevented
Republican speakers billed at New
Bethel Baptist Church, colored.
1919 Martindale Ave-. from enter
ing the church Tuesday night.
And Bev Howard, colored Re
er of the insurgent forces sup
porting the Democrats this year,
stood under a tree in an adjoin-
ing yard and smiled a big. broad
smile.
Sheriff Snider. with five depu-
ties, came: Robert Acre. former
member of the General Assembly.
came; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tute-
wiler came; Ralph Updike. candi-
date for Congress, came; workers.
colored and white. from county
headquarters, came, saw. bickered
with the deacons and fell back.
defeated.
The Rev. n. A. Seymour, pastor
of the church, had been paid $40
for its use. they said. That made
no difference, the house OF the
Lord was not going to be used
for a political meeting, Eugene
Skaggs, spokesman for the dea-
cons, said. Another deacon, more
Turn to Page 49,
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LIE DOWN ON FLOOR AND DON'T
MOVE" IS COMMAND OF PAIR
Overlook 1862 in Vault of Bank
Speed Away in Large Touring Car
Policeman Fires at Auto South
west of City.

Two bandits held up Leroy Flint 49, 404O Rucke St.
IL 80 today and escaped with about $4265 in
and of the Rural ST. branch of the Fletcher Savings and
Trust Company Bank, at 1912 E Washington st.
Flint clerk alone. The bandits walked calmly into
the bank One dressed light suit poked revolver Flint
standing the second window of the sage from the front of
the blank, and commanded:
Lie down the floor and dom or I'll kill you
Flint dropped face down the floor The other bandit
dressed dark Clothes vaued cage partition
and unockedhe door into the proper He scooped up
currency from the counter.
Motorcyceman Heiney reported to police headouar
by telephone this afternoon that while securing rural ter
rory he caught up with Chalmers touring car bearing two
and two nine miles and four miles
Indianapolis
Man Has Shotgun
in the pointed double-barreled shotgun
him. Heney reported Heney said stopped quickly drew
his revolver and fired three Shots but the sped on
ahead lie pursued the until he stretch of fresh
gravel through which could speed and the fugves out
distanced him.
Flint said the the bank about five minutes He
lid not all that they did because he kept face down. he
said
Finally Flint heard the cage click and the front
door of the bank slam He got up to Rural St. few
steps west of the bank and large touring speeding
north in Rural ST. he said
Mrs. Mary Phillips Chapman 3131 N Illinois St. man
ager OF the branch was the street soda
drinking matted milk and John Wes 2039 E. Riverside Dr.
was out to lunch when the robbery occurred police said
Flint unable give good description of the bandits
de said they of medium height appeared to be about
"A years old.
The robbers overlooked 81 the vault of the bank and
under the counter
Clerk Calls Cousin
Flint said that after run to the street corner and
seen the robbers depart he called his cousin Charles Hern at
another Fletcher branch and that Hern told him to call the
nam office lie said he called the Office which called the
police
More than of policemen up the hunt for the rob-
bers
hugh ch Landon vice president of the trust company
arrived at the bank to make of the loss
Flint L.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-15
RAYMOND TO RUN
ON BOB'S TICKET
Candidate DefieS Wishes of
Party Leaders.

Rudolph D. Raymond, Valparaiso,
today petitioned the Governor to
place his name on the ballots as can.
didate for Governor on the La Fol-
lette-Progressive ticket. He had
filed for Governor on the Progress
sive-Independent ticket a few days
ago. Raymond, in a formal declra-
ton. selected the La Follette-Pro-
gressive ticket on which to run at
ter filing the new petition today.
The first petition was questioned
by the board of election commissions
ers because Raymond had not de
ciared his candidacy thirty days be
fore the primary.
He originally desired the place on
the La Follstte ticket, but the party
organization refused to accept him
saying there would be no State
ticket. Under the law, he can
petition for the place if he can get
the required 500 petitioners to sign.
regardless of the wishes of the party
organization.