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New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

The Girl Scout rally for all troop,
 of New Britain Girl Scout council wa.
 held Saturday afternoon at Walnut
 Hall park. Scouts marched onto the
 field to music furnished by the Cir
 Scout drum corps. The formal troo, opening ceremony, pledge ot allcgi. ancc, Star Spanglcd Banner, scout
 promise and laws was given by all
 scouts, after which the drum corps gave n short exhibition drill. Twenty. ono Brownie Scouts from Brownie Pack, No. i. of Berlin. dressed in their Brownie costumes and rcd caps gave a demonstration of pack meet ing. Demonstration of first aid was given by troop 2, Center church, cooking by troop {, Berlin, and dress making by troop 10, Maple Hill. Six teen compass points were given IA sixteen girls in a living ribbon com pass demonstration. The race "driy- ing pigs 10 market" was won by troop i. Camp school troop |, South Church, receiving second place. Shut tie relay race, troop !, first place, cen- tral junior troop, second place. Troops taking part in the chariot race had their girls gaily decorated with troop coors. the strcamers mak- ing a spectacular sight as the girls raced. Troop ?. Center church, came in first and Troop ,. ond.
 Merit badges were conferred hy Mrs. Everett rroudman. chairman of Court of Awards, 10 the following scouts.
 Second class. Troop 1. Gladys fIoga - boom. Dorothy Bsuwcns.. Ruth Wack- CT. Dorothy Quigley and Margaret Ames. troop 2, Clara Belle Holstein, rornelia F'lagG: troop 1, Lucy Good e vin. Virginia Walsh
 Silver attendance. 90rS for one year. troop 2. Florence Tomkins, Beatrice seibcrt, Gertrude Gibney. Marjorie Gibney. Betty Fox, Marie Stalk, El- Nira ltancher and Jeanette Clark: troop r. Lucy Goodwin, Ellen Board man. Grace smith. Frances Mile, Viola Bosrdman and Margaret Ivsr- son.
 Five year service stripes, commits siouer. Mrs. Leon \. Sprague: troop 2. Gertrude Gibney; troop {. Lucy Good win. Ellen Boadrman. Frances Miller, Grace Smith and Ruth skinner.
 Home service awards. troop |. Dor othv Dsuwens 150 hours. Anna Va icnii 50 hours: troop 2, Gertrude Gib- ney s0 hours. Florence Tomkius 50 hours: troop I, Viola Boardman 50 hours.
 Health winner merit badge. Marjor- io Giiney, Gertrude G'bney, Florence Tomkins. Elvira Fancher. scribe, Gladys Hogaboom. Irene Haigis. r. Tomkins. Martha rasco. F. Fanchcr. Ruth Gibney. Betty I'Ot. Grace Smith. Margaret Ames. lsundress. Betty Fox. Margaret Ames: cook. Gertrude Gib- ner. Elyira Fancher. Marjorie Gib- rcy. Florence Tomkins. Ruth Gibney. 1rene Haigis. Cmnelia T-iasG. Ellen roardman. Viola BoardmaH. Margaret Ames; musician, Cornclia FlsEg: bugle. G1adys Hogaboom, Dorothy Bauwens: needlcwoman. Dorothy guiriey: dairy maid. Ellen Board man: dressmaker. Helena Doane. Gladys Hoeaboom: hostess. Nancy Doaue. Helena Doane, Eleanor Proud man.
 Citiztn. Betty Fox. Ruth Gibney. Nancy Doane: flower finder. Martha Iasco: economist. Elvira Tancher: craftsmen. Gladys Hogaboom. Martha rasco. Florence Toml.ins. Eivira Fan cher: homemal.er. Gladys Hogaboom: drummer. Cornciia F'lage.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
DRIVES GIRL TO HOME
 HERE AND DISAPPEARS
Ernest swanson of Portland Drops Out of Sight After Trip
 to This City

Ernest Swanson Of 27o Main street, Portland, has been reported by his parents as having disappeared after leaving them at home Sunday fol- lowing sn automobile trip and then starting off for this city with his girl friend. The parents communicated with the girl in this city yesterday to see if she knew anything of Swnn- sons whereabouts, but inc girl could only tell them that hc drove her 10 her home and shortly aftervard set off to return 10 his own home.
 Swanson was manager of an Economy chain store in Portland and when hc disappeared he had Satur- days receipts in his possession as he had been accustomed to take the days receipts home with him when he closed inc store nights.
 Tho local police have not heen asked to aid the family in locating the missing man.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
WANT NEW WAGE SCALE
Indications Are That Brstherhood of New Haven Road Clerks, etc.. Will Ask for Increases.

Nep Haven, June l0.--Representa- lives of the Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad indication an intention Of asking for new wage scale carrying increases for clerks, stationmen. freight handlers tele- phone operators and laborers. Gen erai Manager C. l.. Rardo has notihed them that he would be ready 10 open conferences just ss soon as various labor matters now in hand are ad- iusted.
 The wage changes advocated by the brotherhood officials are based on a decision The U. s. Labor Board made just prior 10 June. 1921. since which time. the officials claim wages have been twice cut. The organization has about 5000 members on the system
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
orr OF TOWN MARRIAGES

Return certificates haw been filed in tho following marriages. per former out Of the city: David F. Munson Of Pennington, and Miss Olivia C. Larson of this city. married in Pennington. June 1. by Rev. Quincy 1}lakoly; Ercole CasaiinEo Of this city and Miss Anna Iiotta of Cromwell. married in Cromwell, May 2S. by Roy. James r.. Derwin; John Dul or this city. and Miss Tossic K os- midok or Middlctown, married in MiddIctown. May gS. by Rev. Max solysyzck: Joseph pupnick Of this city. and Miss Mary <. Lwanawslxa of Wcsthcld. married in Middlctown, May 1s. by Rev. Max Solysyzek.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
WILL ATTEND FUNERAL

Bishop Tierney Assembly. Fourth
 Degree. Knights Of Columbus. sill
 meet in st. Mary's school hall tom0r- row morning al 9 o'clock 10 attend the funeral of Father Winters. 4 dele cation Of members will attend the services in the church and inc assem- biv will march with the coitcgc from
 ;hr church to tba Erayr. Members
 vilI IJe drezred in th. usIsi Te1alia.
 ,-arsirti1tz of frcrk coats, high hats. sword and baidricS
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
rARLSON-WIIST

The marriage Of Harold Carlson, formerly of this city and Miss Eliza beth wcist Of Springfield. took place yesterday In Springfield. Miss Err vine Johnstone and Arthur BahlFren of this city were bridesmaid and best man. Following the ceremony the couple left on wedding trip 10 Boston.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
TO OUTLINE PROGRAM

< tentative program for the bal- ance or the year will be outlined by H. Y. stcarns at the meeting of the Kiwanis club tomorrow at noon at the Burritt hotel \ new plan 10 he inaugllratcd will be the asking or a question by President Charles W. Hawkins. to which each member is expected 70 give an answer later dur ing inc meeting. The wftfier the reply the more satisfactory t Hiil De.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
ROCKWELL SUIT AGAIN

Nov Haven. June fu.--An appeal in the suit in which Albert r. Rock well sraks about two million dollars from the New Departure company Of EFis- tol. was argued in the supreme court or errors here today. In the superior court Mr. Rockwell sought an injuuc- ton fo restrain the company from using inventions of his unless com pcnsation was given. The finding was adverse.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
IJcESsE SUSPENDED

potice have been notified by Inc state commissioner of motor vehicles that tho licenses to operate motor vehicles of the following have been suspended: Walter Wisk Of 143 Grove street. John kaycski Of 1s Derf,y strest and I.udwick Trzinski of 12 Ly- man street.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
For that Nervous Trouble Poor Sleep-Bad
 Digestion
n Iast Ther, is Eeii-f. IT is wondsrful How quick SHra-Tsne Dees ti's wsrk. Tbousasds Are Finding
 usf;sf 4, gusf a Fee Date
f. If ts wsp,Isy,ut

ff your piysiran has not already ordered f. for yUu go 10 your druggist today and rst 4 bottle of Nuga-Tone. NuEa-Tone irires hssk psg. run.ii and tjgor to the som cut nerves and fnascils. Builds red blood strong steady nerves and increases y5I0st vonderfuilr their power of eIiduraHse f.rinrs refreshing sleep. good appetite. fine digestion. regular bowel movement. lots of sst;!.tsf4xI5i and ambition. If vou are not feeling inst right, yBu owe it te gouTseIf to give !. a trial. II rasts HOa nothing if vcu 4r= Taf sarisried. l. is pleasant to take 4s fou vsll bse5m fo feel better right way Ta-.e 1sa substitute. Take it for iust few seFs and If ron do nor feel Bsftef and look Istiar take ffe remainder sE f5s raeEare 10 the drucrist and Hs w11l =sys ron ysrr t4iare9z fsze7.. T34s FuarrEas rft CTS gT EuEa- Tsne rrguss1 sI druggists % Eusfztfea ir 7ud re and rur rsr=la- ai7au yo1 are Hrt -z-lsff-1- r-y,-Fftrs45s4. guaranteed and fer sale hE all druEsistA
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
TRIAL DATE SET
County Judge ssts June as FcS Bcar- ing on Charges That Clarence Bar. ips Tried To Poison Wife.

White Plains, N. Y., June io.-- County Judge Bleakley today set June 2s as the date for trial of clar- ence G. Barring on charges made by his wife, Mrs. Sarah Barring, that he attempted 10 poison her.
 Barring and his counsel, Charles Long. appeared at the courthouse 10 ask that the trial date be nxed. II was indefinitely postponed yesterday because of Longs illness.
 Long said he had heard rumors that he was feigning illness in order to delay the trial T came here against a my doctors orders," he as serted. "1 have tonsilitis, and pos sibly iiphtheris, but wanted to prove the falsity of these rumors."
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
FIND THE WOMAN
Defcnse Demand stops Court Martial Of SaiIors. Accused Of Hating Her on Board Ship.

Bremertun, Wash, June 1h.--A dc fense demand that the prosecution produce the woman in the case halted the general court martial !es- terday Of fourteen bluejackets Of the nited States bsttlsship Arizona. charged with smuggling a 19 year old girl. dressed as a sailor on board the ship at New York last April before the vessel sailed for San Diego. Cal The request vas taken under adtise- ment.
 The girls last name is unknown to prosecuting officers. She vas discoF- sred at Panama. Canal zone. and put ashore May ig. Her first name was given as "Madelaine." IL was disclos- cd shc desired 10 enter the movies. using that method as the best to gel to Hollywood. Cal.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
COAL co. OFFICE ENTERED

The office Of the Citizens Coal com rany at fos Arch street was ransack- fd Iast night. Hut an investigation to- day revealed tirat nothing had I,ern taken. Entrau~a tn tho pffic" was made by un'afcHjuz 2 uiu.Iew by reaching through q broken rsne e glass.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
P,IJpING PERMITS

The following building permits have aeer Issued by Inspector Edward J. Hennessey!
 C. s. Hart. single frame house. 2s ly ss feet, e Vance street, estimated cost ss.ooo: Mrs. ASel Dahlgren, two- family house. 2sr4s, 4i kensinEton avenue. estimated cost sio,o0o; Uno Johnson, two-fsmily house. 2sx4s. 7ss Arch street, estimated cost slo,- GOO.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10

tend. The club went on record as opposed to having any publication containing activities of the Lions clubs in the Rhode Island and Con necticut districts.
 The club voted to support the swarhmore chautauqua which will be here the week of June as,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
Titftrrals
Mrs. Katherine kIunker.

The funeral Of Mrs. Katherine klunker Of 1e5 Columbia street vas held this afternoon at o'clock. Ecv. Dr. George ". C. Hill officiated at services at the home and buria vas in Tairyiew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
HELD TOR DEATH

West Haven. June i0.-Tony Mas tasi. Of Hartford. held responsible by the coroner for the death Of six year old boy hit by his machine. to- day waived examination and was h"id for trial in the higher court on the charge nf negligent operation of an automobile.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10

The club nt1 hold races from Lynchinrg, va.. next Saturday and if
 is expected that with suitable weather
 conditions. returns will be available Saturday evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
Miss Mary Walsh.

The funeral of Miss Mary Walsh wiii bc held Thursday morning from her home. 2os Clark street. at s.sa o'clock. followed hy 2 funeral mass in St. Mary's church at o'clock. Buriai will be in st Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
Five Pigeons Fly From
 Manassas to This City

The Hardware City Racing Homer club. continuing ifs series of races had birds liberated at Manassas. Virginia, Sunday. tho birds reaching this city yesterday.
 Following are the records of the birds:
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10
MILL nE \. r. RInOM

The wiH of August r. Bloom. ap- urov-d this afternoon in probate t-r1fri. pro3i idas for th" distribniian fsf ihe sata srnnnr cI1ii1ren nf thr t.-z- fatsr. ~ho gre Iterncth H and Eltira 4. [. M. Dlcon.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-10

FnEiand's smallest industry is the making of stains which pick out certain taciIii in human tissue Hhsn inspected through a microscops.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
HANDLES AND PAYS
LARGE SUM TO FARMERS

The Delta Creamery is busy
place these days. The average out
put Of butter is $500 lbs. weekly,
half of which is handled by nearby
customers located in Western Colo
RADIO. Surplus butter is shipped out
of the state going to the Chicago mar
ket The ice cream end OF the es-
tablishment is worthy of notice, too,
when the figures show daily outpu:
of so gallons, portion OF which SUP
plies outside trade.
Farmers who bring in their cream
weekly receive the very highest mar
ket prices Every two weeks they
receive cash settlement. The crearh
check, while not as large perhaps as
returns from other lines which the
farmer has to sell, yet the little check
comes in regularly, enabling the house
wife to virtually run on strictly
cash basis. Nearly 100000 was paid
out last year by the Delta Creamery
Other creameries in the county handle
large amounts of cream and their
totals will compare very favorable
with the local creamery.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
Notice Of shcrifrs Sale

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue Of special execution on mortgage
'0r closure. TO me directed from the
N'.frict Court Of Delta County. Colo
Tado, dated July 7th, 1924 am
directed 10 make the amount OF certain
Judgment and decree IN favor Of Plaintiff.
W H. Garvin and against defendant. Mar
runrite Lcnnh wclch. tho sum OF SI.492. 90
drht together with the further sum or
Sl'3AS costs. and interest thereon from It's
date; and that on Saturday. the 2ud day OF
august 1924. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the
South front door Of the County Court House
iu he city OF Delta. County OF Delta State
of Colorado, I will sell at public sale 10 the
highest and best bidder for cash the follow
iuE premises, described in said decree situa-
ate In the County OF Delta, State Of Colorado,
to.wlt:
Lots 21 -, %. -, and c5 in Block OF
tho original Plat OF the Town now City OF
Delta, Colorado.
Dated nt Delta Colorado this 7th day OF
July, 4, u, 1924.
WILLIS A. DAVIS.
sheriff Of Delta County. Colorado,
First pub July II. last pub. Aug l, 1924,
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
Commander Plank
Brings Greetings

AT a special meeting of the w. r. C.
Monday afternoon, C. ]. Plank, Depart.
ment Commander Of the G. A. R., ad.
dressed the members, bringing greet.
ings from the Grand Army.
Mr.. Plank is visiting the various or.
ganizations of Western Colorado af.
filiated with or auxiliary to the G. A
R., namely the Womans Relief Corps
Daughters Of Veterans, Ladies OF the
G. A. r., and the Sons of Veterans,
carrying greetings from the organiza-
tion OF which he is representative.
in his address. he talked of the
work being accomplished at the Home
Lake Home at Buena Vista, in which
there are at present 12S Federal and 4
Confederate veterans. OF the 2.7S0, ,3O9
Federal soldiers enlisted in the Civil
War. 225 We're under the age of IL
years and Is under 10.
Mr.. Plank plans to visit Delta at a
future date when he will make an ad-
dress to which the public will be in
vited.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
Telephoning Your Photograph

that of phonograph needle relative TO
a cylindrical record. In this way, each
minute portion OF the picture in turn
affects the intensity OF the light reach
ing the photoelectric cell. This yaria,
tion in the amount OF light striking the
sensitive surface OF the cell gives rise
to a current which, through the agency
of a vacuum tube amplifier and modu-
lator, controls the current flowing
through the telephone line.
At the receiving end. an uneXposed
Photographic film is rotated under a
beam OF light in manner similar TO
that at the transmitting end. The two
films are caused to rotate at exactly
the same speed and the impulses start
ing from the photoelectric cell at the
sending end control, by means OF a
new device known as light valve, the
amount of light reaching the film at
the receiving end.
The apparatus used in the present
demonstration is set up to send pict-
ures rom Cleveland TO New York.
The receiving apparatus al Kew York
is installed in the main office OF the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company at 1875 Broadway. The send
ing ard receiving apparatus are CON
nected together by means OF a long
distance telephone line over which the
current carrying the picture IS trans
rnitted
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
Notice OF Final Settlement and De.
termination OF Heirship

Estate Of Felix C. Wade. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the 14th
'lF OF August. A. n 1924 the undersigned
H.. present to the County Court OF Delta
county, Colorado her accounts for final
Element Of administration Of said estate,
~. and whore all persons IN interest may
1.near and object to them, n they so de-
sire.
Notice is also hereby given that applica-
ZION for tho determination OF heirshp Of said
Folk G. Wade. deceased. has been made and
'..' the Court will on said date hcrylnhcfore
toned. or at any time 10 which the hear
.-. may be continued. proceed to ascertain
.-" determine who are the heirs OF the said
p K C. Wade deceased and as such entitled
fn inherit any lands. tcnements hCredlta-
mH1ts or other property. real or personal.
n.na titutlng all or a part OF the Estate OF the
sold Felix G. Wade deceased, and enter a
"".7ee accordingly, at which hearing all
u.n ons claiming to be heirs at law Of said
o.. ased may appear and present their
proof.
MARTHA CAROLINE WADE.
ENccutriN.
First pub. July II. last pub Aug $ 1924.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25

AS Will be seen from the ac-
,ompanying illustrations, port
raits may be transmitted with
equal clearness and the system
may also be used for the long
distance transmission of fac.
simile OF handwriting, printing
and line drawings. Commenta-
tors on the system have also
pointed out that in addition to
the transmission OF photo
graphs for news purposes, II will
be OF great value TO police de-
partments and other officials in
the Identification and apprehens-
ion OF criminals. and in similar
work where II is desirable to
transmit photographs without
delay between distant cities. It
may also be used for the identi-
fication Of stolen or missing
property. in verifying signatures
on blank paper and other docu-
mcnts. and for number OF 9th.
or similar purposes
Regarding the use Of the sys-
tenn officials OF the American
Telephone Co have announced
that the extent to which II will
be installed on their lines will
depend upon the demand for the
service
Tests have proved that the
system Is applicable for radio
transmission OF pictures when
atmospheric conditions are such
that transmission free from In.
reference can be assured
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
BEATTY FOR SHERIFF

Tom Beatty, who is candidate for
Sheriff on the Democratic ticket, is
receiving substantial encouragement
from his friends over the county. He
cam to Delta county in 1907 and has
served as Deputy Sheriff and COnsta.
BILE. For the past three years he has
been the unanimous choice of the city
commissioners as their duly appointed
Nigh Marshal. Delegates to the
County Assembly will make no mis-.
take 10 voting for Tom Beatty for
Demooratc designation for their can.
didat. for Sheriff.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER

Subject to the will and pleasure OF
the delegates TO the Republican
County assembly and the voters at
the primary election election. here.
by announce my candidacy for the
office OF County Treasurer.
24tfc o. A. (Jerryl BHRGOTT.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

! desire to announce myself as a
candidate for nomination for the Of
flee Of Sheriff of Delta county on the
Democratic ticket subject to the de-
cisiou Of the County Assembly.
24ttc TOM BEATTY.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
cooMBE FOR JUDGE

At the solicitation OF my friends l
have consented to become a candidate
for the office of County Judge. 1t is
needless to discuss my qualifications
FOR this position, however, any support
at the County Assembly next Wednes-
day which you may give me will be
fully appreciated.
PERCIVAL E. COOMBE.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

hereby announce myself a candi.
date for the nomination for the of.
flee Of Sheriff of Delta County, sub,
ject to the will of the Republican vo-
ters at the Primary election.
2Ztfc R B. WILSON.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY CLERK

Subject to the decision of the County
Assembly and the voters at the Re.
publican Primary Election, Sept 9,
hereby announce myself as candi.
date for the office OF County Clerk and
Recorder OF Delta county.
Zap JOHN II. BLORE
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
Visited J. E. Hiilman Family.

H. G. Hart, who is enroute from
Cleveland, Ohio. to California, for a
visit with his son Frank, stopped off
in Delta Saturday for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Hillman. Mrs.
Frank Hart will be remembered as
Miss Lola Briggs
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

/ hereby announce that I am a can.
didate for nomination for the office OF
Sheriff Of Delta County, subject to the
wish Of the Republican voters at the
primaries.
2ittc ]. L. SPRUNG.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

wish to announce that I am a can
didate for the office of Sheriff of
Delta county, subject to the will of
the County assembly and the voters
at the Republican primary election.
24ttc C. E. VANAKEN.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
Miss Kent Returns.

Miss Sarah Kent returned from
Juanita Hot Springs. Friday after
noon. and Ralph S. Kent, her brother,
arrived this week from Terminal
Island, suburb OF Los Angeles. Cali
fornia, for visit with home folks.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

| hereby announce myself a candi
didate for the office of County Judge
subject to the action OF the Republican
County Assembly.
2Stfc FRANK NJ. GODDARD.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination for Sheriff OF Delta
county subject to the will OF the
voters at the Democratic primaries.
24t'c MACK A. DAVIS.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
Notice Of Dissolution

We, the undersigned. J. f. MACDONALD.
President, and c. NJ STRAwN. Secretary.
~ tho Tclco Investment Company, cor
poration organized under the laws Of the
state OF Colorado, do hereby give notice that
at n meeting OF the stockholders OF said
corporation duly called for the purpose OF
considering the propricty ot dissolving said
corporation, held at iAS3 Champa Street
iu tho city and county nf Denver, State o'
Colorado on the 14th day Of January. A,
u 1924, pursuant to legal notice thereof,
the atockholdcrs. by vote ot morc than
two-thirds OF the entire capital stock Of said
corporation, ordered said corporation 20 be
Dissolved,
We further certify that all debts owing
10y said corporation have been fully paid.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. We have made
and signed this Notice OF Dissolution, and
affixed hereto the seal OF said corporation
this 18Th day OF July A, n 1924.
J. II. MACDONALD,
corporate SeaN President
Attest
c. NJ, SrRAwN
Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1924-07-25
CANDIDATE FOR CO. AssEssoF

| wish to announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination for the
office of County Assessor. subject to
the wish OF the Republican voters at
the Primaries September ..
|. II. RAlCHART.