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_ ' V*-l‘_f“"°f¥ _ _ CHARLQ'I"l‘E.'rOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1914 _

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_ (icrbin Our Own Reporter) inspecting it from a military stand for fqlsg lmprlggnmgnt Pfg A F d b P d T

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h_,<girr_$§'%§;é“b_u't;f7_'fth-go?-anne-'h~iht.'~he ssh. ---hh... ws... » » » . i- ' re o owe y osse an _ o His Stepson James H.

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Cof; H‘u‘§Tlré_gnswet_shversl questlo: llfaxirfistgladlizi lxgdlcsa goivliaiyodeautilgl sented 'to Purllumgnt by Fmally Captured' Three Smnhr also Real Eslatti

ht on ' tha. order "paper by Mr

bud showin a talwart oun

groilli' °l P'.;i"°tt -With' reference to_ `Clin'rTd'lan standisg on sOs.nadi-any soil? 'Hon' 'Ar' Lemieux' DBalhS BGSU |t0d~ l il COU.

Siluhll 'H9-mi1¢°l1'B »ll¢f»°|1d8D°6 in f-llq grasping across the Atlantic the hanoi

nnweeimt the llirlltiisteri ol_1_M\litis oi John Bull standing on British soil. --

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Gilrngatfx xml °mu4;u0~at 13338;, '|‘ll:cuMiuister dloes not rememiber

mniiki mb m“li0°,J“l V w c` ler oltnot t e very beautiful in- (mom Om- Own Reporter)

s ur W ua gs k it G »,|scl‘i_./tion Borden and our Empire 0'l"I‘AWA, Feb. 4.- The case of the H.&hh“m :all _ éiadnvvi' neun was on the badge. The Minister and 1e,a||.,,n, gemlmio Fatsnrp who was hglomeh andvvomr Benn imge mngcwlaed. Sir ian were photographed some recently released as innocent. after ther-the sean-ol nhulhe hnnlst ei More M um" that d" with “ M °[ “"""‘g °" ’°““‘ "‘ “ ”°““'“°“ "°“`

I i h t , _ °l‘ 0' very fine people. Doubtless many of itentiary, was before the House to-

hfiiégrgorarhfe pas§o2f;&I;E°d with th". f'\*"~'“‘» 41DP"~I‘°“flv very illtelligent. be- day, being introduced by Hon. Ro- nom Hugh” dm nm.. mince mutem to the Conservative Associn- Iiollgge Lelrsiuux,Mwltl;;l1ii tl;ed1;i;pvers

_' s ‘ -' rl e csc. r. l ell a

E052; teply~_w1licll was read to the. .mere was B gene,-al smile as the touching picture of the case of this

__ __ ' . 1-_»||ni,,te,. of Mmm, gave the anéwer mall who when released from prison "°“°."“l S" Ian H“~mut°“ Wai th* was forced to appeal to the Montreal

Kunst 51* 1,11; Minister of Mums onehwhich somewhat dlscomfltcd Mr. pU'u.e fm. she1te~r_ T-hey gave him

dll? 1115*- 'JUIY Bt Q“°°“9*»0“ H°lB\1tS_‘ Proulx. lilo Christmas dinner -and, later, he found that his iamliy had gone back

AWFUL DEATH

tc. ltalv during the time that he was ll. prison. There was a feeling 'in Canada that he should be compensat-

‘ ed.

~ Hon, Mr. Doherty, ln reply, point- ' ed out that the accusation, triul, ver:

_ __ dict and l-rrntcnce in this case all

" ~ ‘ came from the Province of Quebec

which administered the law, not noni. the Dominion Government which mndd

*-_*-°_-- nbc law 1; were nod been injustice

the province was at fault though he

Mr. E. McKinnon of Hump-last letter he ever wrote stated that '~ was not laying “HY 1'€9P0“5l\1i\itY

toil received a telegram Tues- he had found a fortune. While at- there, since the evidence which had

da? containing the informs- tending his mining operations in been presented, if true, instilled the nt On that the h‘056n COFPBG Of Alaska he met Misa L. B. Hayes, n vi-.`rilict'lind sentence. Tile Minister, Mr. Willlltlil MYGPS was found in Kentucky girl, who* Went o‘ut`there pointed ollt that though this man Candle, hlilslin, and tllht he DBF- td teach school. Myers had planned was sentelrlren in 1908 thdre had been ished while on the trail. The body to emerge from the wilderness about ,-,U appeal fm. clemency until 1912 would-'hs-futerred'on the 'ith of Feb. Christmas time and marry the young and that then it came in' an appeal Mr. McKinnon has telezrephed to school teacher. It is believed that from the mon himself who aiu not Nomettuilind out all‘ the particulars M459 Hayes is now in Beattie. nrotest his innocelwc mt asked for a °f 'ms ¢°"1b1y' painful death' Mr' This “tue bit °f hi“t°ry fmmithe 'rr-collsidereltion of thc evidence.

Willil.m‘Myer's was a resident of miners life reveals a romance made t ' .

Hampton before sein: '10 Alaska pathetic hy s. lonely death onthe

BDOIR 530911 Yea” “B0 and has “inc” trail in the wilderness of that fura ` ‘ Q'

vislteddile' old home, being here as| way _northern land. He has an only L' »

rscgntl as six years ago In Alaska brother, Mr George Myers, at Hemp- ` ' ‘ - _

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(Canadian _ Press)

WAYNEBORO, Ind., Feb. §_‘--Ab-

ram Barnes and his younger brother William, "bad men," came to town last night from their home in the mountains, und proceeded to get full of whiskey and afterwards to terrorize the place. Alfred Daywalt, a.'po1icemnn, ordered tllelll to desist In a. subsequent ultcrcution with him and the chief police, thc broth- ers killed an oilicer. One hullet kill- ed Daywalt, and another u woman byestander. Tile men escllped. The town was aroused and a posse, head- ed _hy the sheriff, started ill pur- suit, When they arrived at the home

'after midnight they were greeted

with a slluwer of bullets. Tile posse returned here and started out again this morning.

The outlaws meanwhile, llllvc gone

into hiding. Approncllillg llzlrllcs’ home the posse saw a sister of the men they wanted driving in il biltigy ill the ilirectioll of the llidillg place. All officer climbed into the buggy with her and demanded that Bile drive tilenn to the hiuinl: niece. Wi\1'=\\ she -did. When the team rellclled thc hiding plncc the boys came l`lll\l\\I\f! out, Thu officer levelled il riilv nl Ablmni Illlrncs, and llrilereil him to surrender. He started to run, wllell the oflicei' fired rnortuily wolln-dlllg him. In the lllenntimc the others cnptllrcd Wm. Bilrlles. The iildor man

fiilifiiiiiiiiiiii ii

m/lner, and bad extensive holdings in It 'he rather dwth _ _ _ . _ _ __

1 / A V

E010 -‘md Qual ` ‘mnley "'b°“t candle |a1i‘d who sent the telegram on to Mr. ,__ _ _ .__ ' `_ (Canadian Press) mln- _ w-lilts"~“Horse passes. and the Mt-Klnnoh. _ ' ~ » l~Hrl.A, Feb. 4.-'rhs Earl ol Kin-

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CEHMMI BECLMCS C

Considerable interest was manifest-

. ed on Wednesday in the proceedings

in the City Hall of the nomination

civic election. There is a contest in

(Canadian Press) ever wllrd and the complete list of

CIVIC NOMf|Nlili1i|S

‘ ' taser.; uslpsusg) WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Dumo-

cratlc party officially placed itself on record today as ODPOBGG £0 WU suffrage to women in National elec- tions.

iiiiiCgiS

tore, chairman »of the committee in charge of the Exposition to be held in London in commenloratill of the hundred years of peace between English speaking people, returned to Philadelphia today. iHe was the guest at a luncheon given by busi- ness nnd professional men of thc city, and read a letter from- the Duke of Connaught, Governor Gen-

_ feral of Canada, conveying greetings

-to the American committee of the

BERLIN. FSU- 4~-“Th0- AY1Kl0'G91" y . lseacs Centenary, and expressing the mall relations are very good. said, “°’“‘“.“*.‘°“° 1° ““ ‘°“°“'“' ioohsuisn Press.) hope that the otenslon might nlnrh Forelsn Minister. Von Jezow. in H AY6nAm.Y or'l‘Ay/A. Feb. -i.- Lora Cileims- the forging of yet another-link to BPBOCU 5056!- T3? iizithu !stl5l‘ngest_ FOR M _ ' ford and Ralph Bond are here; from tile chain of Anglo-American friend- Official 0 SHG T28 0° 0 ° N" _ Loudon trying to gain the' Overn- s ip. lM5l0DB 0| W0 “V0 °°““h`i°9 th“t_h““_, inlv§;ssI':;;wA:;x°S't?r;'sH°rM and Reg r-li-ut’s approval of Earl Grey’s pro- Lord Kintors _spoke of the growing been given in years. -He said the tene. A H - jeep _ of 3 magnificent harmony, growing tra-de and growing sion was steadily decreaeinsi 811° “wt group ol holla-ings lh goodwill, hetwesn the two toun- the 11125008 WHG HOW m“"k°d bl' B: C0UNCIm‘OnB_wf`RD 1° in' London to House the Overseas of- tries. "iYoll and we,” he sal-d,"are

Mutual Tlxlstis Themlvlgliséter ‘oi lgag- M _ J h McKenna Patrick n,,M_,_ It in bmw,-,1 the government grst in lilaiading btord disarrzlalgegt. U10 'BBW li 0 ° °° ra °' ' '"9"' ° “ ' 'll t e but' 'ill go ahead w th our nor ern o or s re c es

En l nd was satisfactory Arthur Smith ‘W no “gr e vdldlces 4 000 miles fromi Halifax to Van

P0820 by SB . ` ' ' sepflratei

.__...._. _._ (iv without a soldle un or'

hut' a yell-'s naval ship bnlldins ‘ mama" ' 3' ' ch er. _ r. s _ holiday was ullpracticaille. ‘ ' w‘f`RD Z` BI-Ecno DAY In lov# $..G0]]A fort. Such s situation is nneqllalled

' ---“°°°°"--‘-°°-°-- Dr. Richard John Lodwell, Mr. Dan , _ _ _ . in the world. .

Mnlal-an llnimsnt suns 8.°"l°*- 1° °°"°- iel Joseph Riley. °“"‘

WARD 3.

(Special to The Guardian.) ‘ ' '

ST. JOHN, Full. 3.- Today is

_ -__

Bmw Rnttmy° _ Amherst, D. Cl Mciluarriei Annapolis i

T00 t{5;M|¢"|°||‘ WARD 4' :langslidgzwgdéfggxxgonghdhlgrgA. A '

_~ . ,_,,,,... . ., ,., , _ Sb L; D ‘ni` C, J. R.' McLean, -l

_i.. .._ . Messrs. Jumes Dollar Tilylor, John Eentvglle ognlwonuymr LUm9bm_g| (Cmmdmn prom.)

_ T- M°}<ein~ie, George Dudley Wriirht- “;m Mm',p,n,,.° L,;,,,,,,.,,,,j D_ C_ Mui. o'r'rAw»\. rsh. 4.-'rhs vhnnillon

00° C095 P01' Wold BBW mseruon ‘B ` ` haul Lum,nbm'.g. J_ 1-,._ Han; Middle. Forestry Association delegation to- m' °°l“*\“5 UI* "W" “°°°“‘ ““’ WARD 5’ - tor ' 0 i=‘ ciouehl-n New Glasgow. dey presented to Premier 30”?" “"0 order. Minimum charge twent -live » " A' F§.Bae,. Nmu; S dney F L Mr. Roche resolutions .pertaining to gmtm -‘_ ' I " __W__W;-; Messrs. Robeirt Hlogoéd wlxnklglgi i;;?l'ey;° Part 'Hm___ke!b,_¥ry' ' J_` G: the protection of forests. SMART INTELLTGNNT BDY WANT' imhn. r,f§§;'“:|`~nyf,;),.“awi11£m - wan Bourinot; Picton. Jas. Primeroscl T E .

ed ,or printing. qm¢,.__ Appiy °|'» smlhr _ ' Piirrsboro, Dr. F. A.. Band: Sydney H , _ _ '

uuhl-dlan.~`~ C' " "1°1*'2~m;§§- me ° - Mines. Allsnsl Steyylsrg; Stellgtinl ' THE TEHPEBITURE. Fill! (~;-A.1`,E- -1- 110RSi_1iP0 , ' W, C, McDcna d; in sor, . . ' "DE “ on, ETC mmm md msn", 1;; 530% _,gm warns colnmlsslonsss R0ai,}_)e:I:v,,§vi,;e’B€,_uB_;_Mu,,,o; Yap _ , ,_ 0 _ , . ditlou. Apply . J. C B . 1”- M _ Sim Wimam Cm\,be_ mon' , r. . . u e . _ gylu Shore. _ _ 1031-2-5_M6lpd. Fmffigepntrickolacfiarron, J amos Mc- - The tide will be highihia Hft°\`“°°“

‘ X _ = i » 4 d tomorrow at 5.57; it

i:i::.e.i:i.i“.§li?.i:ii‘i..i2.i gm M019 SUFFMIXETTES ii., lm. ._

five last Bprlnl. 'Terms easy. T- J' It :viii be noticed that the only _ , 7.26 and baturday at 8.35.

_ IC di Pr ss. Th t thi fternoon nt

011118. Orwell Oovl. P- E- I Mm d change which takes place from what uLASGnwauaFgln 4.e`L)loyd\Geo_ 5.12 aalsélntgizgriows BL; 5.14; it ri-es

._ :," = * 1°77'3'5 p ' was originally anticipated ill that 1 ~ ' CHAR_T€l§frnr lyk; Eowmuo AL- lsr. George Wheatley was-not homln- *S* 1' “W W “P“"“ le ‘png ” ull' in Billiard

YH. e , 8. Room in tdllflestfdlii Uvlryf-11111! mf class; howl and iltver have ar_l>°°di' citis. .B ilsidies’ days from s to e ine Franny alw- noons. Open om 10 ll. nl. tflil li. nl. ~ zsssgll-lvutl.

acres with

Cold. wt.

ated for Ward 5, whereas f_-“ad Thomas Taylor, whose slime was not JM before the pllblic, was nominated in- to aw

stead. , The election will lot. and the

appear an

given

wil

on the to ll- .

had his

miles out and came

rl an automobilé. ` ‘

establish- and be-

owneil by The other bel-d ' at the City' 5 being 'having

ment of

eorge

the

wards at nine

votes any casting

officer.

tomorrow 7.16 and,Satnday at 7.15.

The moon sets tomorrow morning

at 4.29.

The first quarter of ‘the mobil was

on Thursday, Feb. 3l~d. at 6.33 B-

mThe .n-_non will be full Tuesday. Feb. 10th at 1.35 u.m. ° 'rhe length of toiloy will be “IM

hours and nity-ilvo -minutes.

(Spetiul to The Guardian) _ '1`OTl0N'l'0, Feb. 5.--Fresh north-V west to north winds; fair and becom- ing much colder.

will lie *HIE Wii.A'l’H_IllR.@Yestel-day's wen-i two on ther was quite variable; be8‘ln\\\¥\Z .G _

with s heavy snowfall in the lllogin- mg, followed .by el downpotir of r ll

succeeded -ily slishrly may vendi- tionil. and the day ended by clearing up and freezing. i -

'ms highest temperature recorded

yesterday was 87 'degrees above zero. being‘fiv-` delrees more than the low-

OVGMS est tem vrnture recorded the previous _ _

fin: of thc local Legislature will bc

ll'ullt. At 9 a. m. Ycilterday if WBB

required will be :la degrees above; at 9-p. m., as de-|

green abnvo. I

early in the afternoon, the rain was-

(Crlnadiau Press) NEW YORK, Fell. 4.-James I-I.

Smith. Lll'onklinc. Munn., who ilu- nounced n few days ago that he ill- tended to put ill a cluim for the cs- tiltc of his stepfatller, the into Lord i-ltrathconu, benefits by the will. All inwmc of $125,000, is placed ill trilst for him. He receives outright relll estate in Picton, N. S. Tlliu was disclosed when the text of thc will wus made public ill the city. _

Smith is it son of Lady ifltiwltll-

cona by rl former husllanil.

Remarkillg on the llcouest tl,

$500,000 to Yule University, Imril Stratllcollzl states it is all expres- sion of his appreciation of the bene- fil2H |10 Ruined from investments in the -United States, particul-lily from the Ht. i'u\ll, Minncilpolis, Maili- tollll mid (lr:-_ilt NiJl'thcl°ll llnilwrlys.

iuius siniiin _ iii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;

(ilanlliliiln Press) (IIENOA, Fcll. 4.--Work suddelily

stopped today oil torpedo bouts in course of building for Mexico ill Ansaldo Al‘n:strong’s .private ship- building yards. Funds for thc work had been paid regularly but ceased today. Where the funds came fronl in unknown, hilt it is believed il European Government had some- thing to do with it.

Will PiiiPiiiii\CiiS

Wiiii ABUHTIVE

(Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG, Feb. 4.--Ostrowskbll

Russian, arrested for stealing gunr. and revolvers from local hardware stores, was sentenced today to ten years in the penitentiary. l-lis ex- cuse was that Russia might be in- volved in war. He wanted to be PFC- pared.

STORMEY SCENES OVER

ISIATICS

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Asiutlc cx

clusioll agitation was quieted tem- porarily at least in the House yes- terday after a heated debate that -brought both Ilepublican and Demo- crat leaders to the floor pleading for calmness and deliberation. By an ovsrwhelimging vote the Hollso

under consideration all the amend- ments which pluce a bar on Asihtic immigration. The breakers _insisted that ,them he no nasty actions which would embarrass the State Depart- ment's relations with thc-_ .lnpnllnse Government.

CHANCERY CUUHT

The Hollollrable Vice-Chancellor.

Justice Fitzgerald, yesterday ill the Chancery Court reserved judgment in the case of George Burgc Vs. James Bllrge, nn application to set aside two deeds and nn agreement, which George Burgc had made ill -favour of his nephew Jnlnes, ou the ground of improvidellce und wnnt of competent advice in regard to thc documents when llc signed them.

George Burgs made over all his

property in 1005 to _thc defendant on condition that the latter should support and maintain him and his wife during his life. Owing to some disagreement James left his charge, refusing to support him; hence thc action. '

The property ill dispute is 25 ncrusi and so acres. respectively. on IM- 42, and also 50 acres known lla the Hampstead. Messrs W. S. Stewart. K~ (`f~. M10 A. Mtoonsle, lr. G.. errvefefl ‘°f the plaintiff and Mr. J. J-. Johns- ton, K. C., for the defendant. _ ,The Vice Chancellor's Court will sit

again to-day, when the case of Mur- ris v. Fcnnell will bc al‘|Z\\¢f\~ C0““` |`¢1- Ml-_ Johnston, K. C., for the nlninun; hir. Gaudet. K. <`~. for the defendant.

'PHE LOCAL LEGISLA'l‘URE.- lt is nrolbnble that thc date of -the open-

iixcd at the meeting of the Govern- ment to be held on Tuesday next.

stripped from the Immigration Billi

During thc Short ifoiirse in Agri--

culture brecdillfz herds of Ayrshire! cattle were supplied by Sillhmolls Bros., who had lll-eu ill'esl_ling Ayr- sllircs uccorilillg to their utility value for u llilmhcl' of yours. :lull who strongly exemplified this policy ill the mlinluls they hzld on exhibi- tion. Mr. `/\liiirow McRzli>. & Soni-1 :liao had il llilnlilnr of vfilililllle Ayr- sllires on ilillld. Alrlollg i_ili»n. llifilliz fha notable “!\'lilklll:lii| 7th" lllllt just uolllpleteil llil oiliciul riicrlrd :lf

VALUABLE HERD

DAIRY COWS

7.785 ll s, milk in ten months and 390 ils, estimated fat; “Fairview Queen" a dailgilter of “Milkmaid 7th," two ycnrs of age, produced 0.500 ll.-is-, ll.ilk and 285 ll.s, estimated int ill six ll~ontils;"Gurta" has pro- ‘IUCU1 5.440 HS, milk and 206 lbs, estimated filt in four months; "Annie l..'liil‘ie 3rd" has produced 5,060 ills, milk and 200 ills, estimated for, in five mlllltlls: “Miiknluid 4th" has |ll~<nillcl-ll 7,4511 lilo, milk und 327 ibn, nstiniilti-cl fill in 1-iight months. This

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J l_

_ lbs. Milk,

10,670 pounds milk und 720 llollnds fat, it few lnollzhs nga. Their llcrd includes many other valuable fe- males oi high prmlliciilg quality, among them ls, “ Spicy Lucy" that produced 12,640 lls, milk ill twelve months, or 505 its, rst_irr.ut<>_l`i fat: “l)airvmaid" ilrodiiccd 11.100 lls, milk illiil 570 ills, cstilnllteil int;

72')

lllillclllliiil 7th Owned llv Messrs. Andrew McRae' & Solis. N Record, 16,679

Fflt.

Il‘s.

--~¢.».~_

‘last record is cxceptional when one

lconfgillers that "Milknlaid 4th” is in her fuurteentll year. Many of these col-rs are still in their lactation lleriods und several have already prodilt-cd oilicial records. Before the close of the year it is- expected to .llnve the full records to offer ns an indication of thc producing quali-

“Bf-llcvndorl-_ l’l°il\i:vl~is" pl'u<lucf.‘il Lips of this bm-rl,

NIEHESTIINC

_I he icn races will take place this

afternoon at two o’ciock sharp. A new course has been laid on the Har- 'hol' ice lll front of the l-'ark road- way Teams and pedestrians will get on the lco nt Cut street.

The l"u.cus will consist of n fl'ec-for-

llll pace and free-for-all trot. The pflcl- class will starr first. It is for ll nurse of $100, ;:ii:il-illltol-_ll lly tile i\lcKiili|r.»il Drug Cu. The fulllliiling llilrses have irlltclwli for this ovullt: lliilln H (2.20)), Sphinx li (2.l5i), f4i.nml\v Chimes (2.05), lima Girl (L/.iJ1»), Dominion D. (2202), Derby (2.;..»;), (‘he.ry Ripe (2.21§'),

The first pri'/rc lil thc f|'cc-for-all

trot will llc it sct of hurncss donated by Mr. Iiichilrd Grunt, with $25 in curly iulllell hy the lce Racing Asso- Czutioil, ullii the viltriulcc foes. This i~'.'v|l‘. will llilvil the following stllrti-rs: 'i`llv iicxnii Girl (2.2\:',‘), Dr. Hllilrilcr \ii|.‘_uf.itv uilklillivlii. Alfred K., Frilllk l '(2.2-il) unil (luhlvy li (2.2l‘,‘). i If will bv sci-ll frllni thi- :lhovc that

tilvsv. two rail-_us pmlllisc to llc the In-st that hilvn lwi-il hold hcrc in yif~lr.~l. i~‘|ll-_ctni_ill‘.s :irc wilrllilil to ifi-up cliillr of thi- l~l'»lii~sv while the iliilsre-l llrr rilr‘_il|g_ `

‘COMING EVENTS.

|\H_HOUl|CE|lE|iTS. ~ - IIEEIIIIGS ETC.

ICE HACINC Tliilli --

One cent per word each insertion in

this column. C-ash must accompany order. Minimum charges twenty-five cents.

"Notice of meeting Royal

Black Freccptory, No. 1*2, will be held in fzlt. Georges Loidge Room on Friday night the 6tll ihst.. nt 7.30 o'oloel< p. in. All sn- Knights are requested to be present, _business of inlpnrtllncé by order of W. Precep- tol' `

“A special general lncetlng of the

sllarh-holders nnd patrons of the Bou- shaw Dairying Co., will fbelleld in the Court House at Bonlhaw, Feb. 11th at 3- p. m. Installation of s Butter Plant to he discussed. Also other business. Wm. McRse,_Bec.

_ 424+-1-Simi

"A lluslrct soclul and entertain-

llhzllt will hc hold in the Marehfidld Hilll on Wed, evening, Feb. 11th. ,ilmission locts. l.nuYes with has- kofn fren. lf stormy will he hold folloivillg livcnilliz. 1056-2-4m2i

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share in the priicnellillgs until elec- tion day. In the lucnntime the Re- turning (lflicl-r will upon twelve polls tbroiighoui. tht- city of Clralilotoetowin

CIVIC NCMINATIUNS”

Nniliinntiun ill’ mliuiilllirs for ill(-` Cvlilyornlty, (‘ity i‘llillll:il|ill‘l‘. ||llll\Wilt-- ' cr Uoilllnlsl-iiollcrsl wus held nt ibn City l‘h_~i‘k's oillcn this morning ill. i2 o'rlock_ 'Pho (lily i‘lt-rk nnd the liv- tiirllingilillz-m~, Mr. 1'. lil. Mcliilluou, were both |lri\scvli., 'Thr ilroccciiillgsl urn vcry sinlplr. 'Flin mllllilliltc swenrs tlult hc is qilulificzi for thc( position hc socks. The nilllrliiiiltc for Mayor licllilsits with the clerk the slim ni $50, ouch culldldnte for thc' olllcs of Voilnftillor, $25, mid tho eau.

mil-if-iionel, $10, unch at ills saint- time mnklug 11 dnrmill rcqiiest that the `(‘fitv (‘\r-rk cutrr his nnmc ns such irnilliidzltv. Tllis mills th? (` ty i`lerk's

:lnil illlpoinf. fur iuicll poll ls depllty

roiilrnivll: ililim-1', irllusc duty it will bl- to i'cr‘i=i\'i~ flue vote-s`of tho elec- lors. The poll will open at ‘J (Hclock :mil close ui. 5 on Wedhesday, ifoill-ilzll-y lltll, At imc Nclork the llmlliiilliiolls wl~ri~: Wilrd l, J. Mc- liollnu; Wurd 2, no nomination; word 3, T, Vlilnphl-ll, ll. Bruno Rattfnfl Word 4, J. 'l‘. l\lcKen'ai`e, G. D. Wright; Wnrd 5, Lemuel' B. Miller. Willlucr Wlilkci', John `McNevin, 'I`humna Taylor und Robert Harold .li-ilkins. Mayor: Alexander Horne. Walter Vomlllissinncrn: Bimon W. Pl-nlllw, l~`mur_ls l‘. Mcllnrron, James Nh-llollnld, Ullnrlrs McGregor and D. st:-wart. The nominations close at 4 o`clock.

ilidntus for thi- oihm-_ of Wntol- l`om-l his }l_ iq _s,(@ms_ has \-,gm nnmin.

lltfol for Mayor and Mr. P. A. Smith ns if l`o.lrr-lllor for Ward One. \ li, J. llilry for Ward 2. J. D. 'l`:li'\ur for ’-Vurzl 4.

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