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MORNIXC APIUIi 3, 17.
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TOBACCO TRUST?
Ask Removal B
ackwellV
Durham Cont
wersy. j
IN SUPREME
JOURTi
In Addition to Clali Between Xcwv"
Home CotiiKuy With
Okl Name
nml New Jerwcy Corpora
tiotis. is . Heard
New
Wrinkle in 3feii
lul Anguish
In the Supreme court deslerdny was
had -tho'ar&umcm' on the question of
ichiovut to the Podcrul Uurt of th''0"-;' to the aellon.Mhe fact JouUi ; ;
liUwth'K. and unique b of UlacL-
ell's - Durham Tobacco Company, of
North -Carol inn vs. Blackwel's Xur-1
ham Tobacco Company,
pf New Jer-
ey. the American To bacK Company
and Tom , j :vloVrs, Andrews, and.
wants, citizens of Durha
nd a director of the American Toliatr- ;
w viuavi I i
Immefbatfelv' after 'the brlnffinz of .
uiiiriiiai uji wnicn as 10 eniom
nit- ut'icnuums irom tne ust? or tn i
nant'i BtaakiveH's Duxhum Tobacco i
Company, the clerk of I the Federal i
the detendants from thd use of tn"i,the fact that" his clients are not m- !
court.'ut Italeish, attempted to remove
ni i'aB io me jp etierai
Judse- lr!u-hard, on a nJot
mand, ordered the ci.s stric
the eoeket of th9 Fcdena
na hie- jk'vb iJweu inere; uirousn me
.mproviucactt or me j-euerai kjicta. :
C, rant. ; ;s ' , !
When - tlie matter waft up before;
Jusu w .uie oiawo .court, unv
Lian
and
pctil
of Judse Moore
to grant
the ame.'i
which constitute the contention lu the j
I Unique M of Uii taUon. j
, ft will bo remembered that the tacts I
5nS1
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Company, originally a Noi th Carolina
corpai-atiori which passed i ito thp con
trol of thesAmerlcan Tobac co Company
had retired t from this ! State and
oecome a New Jersey corporation sub
h diary; to the parent eoi lioration of
the trust chartered by the. same
state. The American Toiiacco Com-
, fpany hever'vhavlnr''domettIC8ted'!l by
jiliug; a copy of its charterf etc, unoer
fcase last summer tipplled io the Sec- i
iciise las-t summer ttpyue-u ito uic ow-:
fetarr of State for a chapter for the
f-ntak-ir, Durham. Tbdam, Com-i
pany of North Carolina. w hich on the
Udvice of the Attorney ; G sueral, was
granted- The p!aintintg, ttnO of whom
are sons of the W. T. BlaikweH who
jprisXaallyfpanded, AJae bn lne-then
ued for' an injunction ir the State
Courts alleging that the -Ulackweirs
Durham Tobacco Com pan v of New
tiess in this State fcnd askfins a per-;
petual injunction axalnst the use or
tho nam "ELlaekwell's Diirham ..To-1
bacco " Company, as m vu loiation or
iie rights obtained under the North
Carolina charter. ,it was alleged that
tho new company 1 was orij Inated for
the purpose of engaging in the busi
. itess of manufacturing sn olung s to-
hacco end that the use or US corporate
ir thi Ulackwell Tobacco Com
iiiinv of New Jersey.: was Ito its ir-
riiarablc damage.
nt r llearimr on 3lerlt3.
TIte -many interesting I questions
which will
arise oh tnc tacts oh a
liearing on the merits as to wnetner j
damage sustained is-sufficient toi
l'bund tlie injunction, as to theet :
brarlmr of the fact that thf plaintiffs
are not a"hd never have bef n egageu ,
inns naa amenuea tnqir com pmin r i ., cT... rcfrrlnc to its sale bv a'
H is this! amended cokn plaint, the . rc.ivor":i the -s1t tif suit attains ;
tion for d removal and the refofraltr htmiif nl Its r.urchyiie thereat iy J
ini tue manufacture of tobacc. whe'.hr-Mmm
irie surrender of tho ciiarter anu me
fUilure to - domesticate ara maner
v w-hlch ran be cure by a' pf vate suit ,
ini:m.iion. or whether Ithev are (
such violations or-w .-h "j
properly rem,edied by actio oj . me . r o negligence in the i-eceiving
Htalwill. probably nor be e nJ ee, delayed, tne sendee can moln
In) theresent -phascrof the M"1! tain tin action aftd recover damages
,. i.i..h tuwtioii- -only to do with tnoi , .. .,i.v,
.quesuon . wneiiicr-u-iv "" "-t rTT, v,"
one ; whlelvximaybor removed l?v:.tne
Federal statu tej,. ; vi I
I . Tlie Tobacco s tjw.
fn "arguingi tbWiveKt'on Mr. Junius
P4rker -conteiiuedxior ; me awichwui
-rrtwioi romhanv lXtbat ' the I. panics
tJ the suir resident in Durh ira were
made v defendants to live ul by' the
plliintiff for the purpose df pi eventing
a Iremovul of . the case-to the Fodem.1
cotirtsr that. whUe there waaxno ?sep
erable controversy - the Nor hxCaro
litta parties, Toms, Flowers,' ndrews
arid Watts, were not such Vr ecessary
piSrties" "ue to defeat the removal
rights of the defendant fore gn cor
porations. He qutetl many eases in
KUpport of the theory that, w tere the
mitter Involved is corporat actloa,
th agents or directors of the jorpor1.-tio-n
are not such necessary, pi irtles s
to prevent a, removal of the action, al-thoug-h
they may be ''proper ! mrties.f
Wben ; a suit was brought ci rainst a
of poration, he argued, It ' wa nece
earilv brought aga'lnst all its agents,
oftlcera. etc and, while such officer
if brought'into the suit as ' defendants
we-e fproper ,parties" tl-iey- vi ere nrt
"Indispensable" ? as con tempi? .ted vbf
tud Fedora! statute of removaL i '
Replying to a suggestion : made by
Judge y Moore at the hearing in the
Jo-wer court, that the- action , was iu
in4lagy- to a suit for the infringe
ment of .a patent. Mr. Parkor said,
thtit in the first wlace there . was no
such thins as a corporate right; to a
corporate name, that it was tride end
bu4lnsi which-1 created that right;
4 STRENGTH from
RIGHT FOOD
Try. - ;
Grape-Nuts
10 days and prove
it.
-Tfccro's a Reason'
For (Fifty
Coffee as made 'by Hie Crvoli' of .New Orlcan Iwf been world-
famous
Is elected, prepared, unit rousted according to the best of Creole
IormiiUt i ;
-Vou will never know liovv good coffee ( AX be until
you've trie! lA'fA N K.
$wiXt 25 cts. the pound
Al AH ;rocers.
THE REILY-f AYLOR COMPANY. New Orleans, U. S. A.
f that In patent cases the corporation
I officers were not; held to be necessary
parties but that; when the corpora :
Ytion was insolvent.
! be" made defendant;
the officers could
j AVhy Mr. Watts I "Xeee-sar :"
For tc plaintiffs Mr. W. H. C.uV.i-
rle first spoke,, takitrg the ground th.it
the onlyxthing which the court eon id
consider was the complaint: that, ;ic
' cording to the complaint, all the do
'! JVndanls' were joint tnt -feasors; n-i t
. tliat, even if-., it appeared that the
i,nrn i nf mu I: i ii.- nr :i n-.irtv to '.
j..ujt WRS for theypurposc of defeating
' removul. If the burtics were proper
1 L ',.,' ..ara-riLh' live' of the .
; . complaint, alleging " the interest ... !
the American T-tecw Company : i :
the Itlackwciio uurnara jooaecoi
; Company, of New .Jersey, was in l ie
nature of o bill of discovery, and thar
In that view, certainly a director and
n. The las tne otneers and agents of the Amori
, ran Dobaeco Company were "nofeow;i-
a and agents, parties" to the suit.
tti mRiknjr furthe r argument Tor ;
the t.lnintirfs. Malt-r W. A. Outhrit
ronlii ti- ..ueKtiotx of the court :i i
r, Uon- nre.voti hurt? in view o
?the fact that his cllei
traced in the business
tobaecj. by sayini
of manufactur- I
nsc that they i'-
jeed their purpose to commence th
.,-.- nii m.inifewtlv not be excr-
Cised
Only once dU Major Outhric ro-
g,. Upon the well known history ol
,i, i-.Lipkwf ,. Durham I uOavv
i(r Junivrs Parker, then, a., now
uttor ev. r tne American Totva
courre,- wld he, "I don't know j
5 ,?rk . X?, ,Ht!n- r r
continuing, he stated tbat
r. l r nrcKei iiini twin
he supposed he T.'aa the only man in
America f lnce 1776 who had been
prevented, by a court injunction from
petitioning the Legislature, although
Ji-dgc Sinionton h1 Put his hiarn
character in the record by way -f
cannon. - , . , i
It was intpjrtant. lie d clared that ,
the plaintiiTa shcuM have an mju na
tion ogainst thedefendants and their
otaVn? ohiee. the decrees of the State
courts not beinfr
extra-territorial
. , .,,nii
the lt .Trcr nbrfSL,lu,"r.t
the corporation. nothmt, ouw -.pre
vent It from turning over tnc r-m-to
an individual or pai tnehip, ' who
would not be . affected by the law of
the" State requiring domestication.- In
rfHiBglaior- OiJthxie. laiaVtrf3 on
the fact that Ur t?6 petition f- re-
noaitivelv alk-sre that the Durham
p'arties were brought into tho suit for
the purpose ofj preventing a remoxai.j
which he ciauueu was wwi i
contention. . .
Mr Frank Ful'er. who closed the
argument for the American Tobacco j
Company, cd'nflntd himeif almost en-;
tirely to the point ra-seu py me .u-.
Guthrie relative to the question of the
necessity of ! tho local parties defend
ant, for the 'purposes of a "discovery"
contending jhrt they had madeno al
legation of facts for discovers, in the
mere al'eaf!on of the interest of the
American Tobacco Company in the de
fendant, th"i Blackwell" Durham To-
"""".v - : -
Ploiicr Lregal Pont.
A very; hiterestlng case, from tne
0r yiev of the legal pi ofeHsion.
a , at of Kl - Johnson vs. WeeUrn
T-n,,n TcIorHth Coinoany. from Dur-
U hich wtos argued by Judge U.
w Winston, fdr the plaintiff, and Mr.
Fmnk iruiier for th defendant. The
(.aje hangs opm whether.
. , ,t 5rl viirinia
where a
prom 1 1-
u- iransm tt d to North carol
ina, and
. Jt was stated during the argument
that this was the onl time that the
caS'i had been squarely presented to
the court ter decls'on. the Jurx having
found as a -fact. that the law of Vir
ginia cloeg . not reOgnlze "mental
anguish." except wliere some physical
Injury Is first proved.
The defendant's contention was that
iilnee the contract was made in Vir
ginia, its terms; followed into North
Carolina ahd, even if a tort, was com
mitted in this State, it vfsna a wrong
growing out of the contr.act, - which1
must bo treated aj in the State where
it was made.
The plaintiff, on the other hand,
takes th? view that," although U Is true.
that an nciion prowlng out ot; a con-i
tract must! b determined in ticcord
ance with i the laws of tho State in;
which it is made, it is otherwise as to
a tort committed by a company in
another State. The wrong done. the
plaintiff, it was nrgued. was in pur
ham: It wa not a part of the. Virginia
ror tract, though growing out' of thatr
therefore the ciuetion of reeovery
m-Gt be governed by the Nrrth Caror
Una law-the State in which the tort
was i committed ralher then by the
Virginia law the. State in which the
contract wsn -madr. ,
In the conrt belovr the contontlon of
the plaintliT was 'sustained and dam
ages were recovercL the1 defendant
appealing to the Supreme Cutt. j
Nothing loue in ' Annie Turuer' A-
peaL ) i
. The first case on thesdocket was the
appeal of Annie Turner, convicted of
being accessory to the murderous as
sault - committed ; oft CoL Tj. liunks
Holt. Counsel for tho weman dtd not
appear, however, 'nor was the Attor
ney General or his assistant on hand,
The court passed by tiie case for, th
r resent. Jt was said that there wtU
befanothex attempt TOade in this Cjsj
to secure n new: trta 1 for -newly d i sf
covered evidence, notwithstanding the
court has several; times declared that
) this course, wlU not .avail in a crimU
! nal case. - -' j
j Otlier Ca6t Argued.
j Other; cases argued .were: .
i Y. 13. ' Thompson vsv Southern Ks4
j press company, by John. W..Grahant
! pnd Frank Nash for, plaintiff, John A
j Barrlnger for defendant. I
t O. yv. Coat ot al vs. .Joseph Vlckerd
J a at, by 'Winston & Bryant for pieJim
tifTst Fuller luller for dofendanui
i ik f IXjuUi ; District Appclas. i
1 : Appeals from tho tenth district will
rouri, oui business: that all a corporation n.tu
ion to re- it rnr,itl to-k and the riht io
ken frpnii seii it and that, until the matter of t ie j
! COUrt US ,.,mn rram Ri?M. ''tilC ODWOr to HSlI !
be called Tues lay. April ttth, as fol
lows; State vs. Hunr.er: Heauchnmp Will
cao. continued bv consent: lie:: vs.
Dobbins: Faut vs. Faust; Wood vs.
Kitteaid.
w. .
KING
BEAD
A Prominent Druggist of
Raleigh.
The Funeral of One or Tin City's
Mo-t Popular and Able Young
ltu-,Inc.vt Men Tlib Artcniooii
From C'lirlst Cliurcli.
There passed awav ye.steidav morn
ing in the uejth of Mr. V. 11. King,
oho of thr iiiost encrg-l if. eiiu-rprising
and. able of the younger bubtnss m.-n
oi' Italeigh. uik- who wvift not alone
noted for his business ability jmd na
gacity. but who bv his htippy hearted
aJid genial life had mad ma.iy friends.
Ho was easily ckusscd is on" of the
most poiular yoiniif mc.i .n flu- ciiy.
and throughout tin- itat a.nl a lead
ing druggist.
Mr. Kind's dvalh a- not un.'Xpct
ed. but no less it -am- a- a snock.
with it srr-at grid to iiis lain'ly and
many fr,enrta. lie inid l.- ;i il' tincr'
Ir.-st Ala"-", and tince tb" sco;id of la.-t
Septtiul-r ht has oe-n m IJ-jx Hos
pital for treatim-iit where lie iindcr
wrni many opration.. lieai.i r'u!ting
from a. com;"lication of idis. ases. his
system l-ing worn ut In the long
and violent struggle for life. Only
few rays uvru h'e was t-jke;; t .t his j
lioua- on Ilillsboro stree.' and while i
h .ytifirrred no pain and roomed cs IV ", j
his phytdcians t lt thst ho could hnrd-.l
ly live very much long'-i witliout a j
decided chsrnse. i
H i.ry King was in his fortieth yvnr, I
and wou'd th'iiyt ;iii':ic.t' "t li ie ago at-J
hh: birthday next January. Tl- wasl
born in Wake county, a ho:i of the late I
I II. King.. He was educi'tvd in Ox-i
ford, and was in businesa there until
ho Wits nineteen years of age. He
cans,' to Raleigh about lututni years
a- and liegan woik as a clerk in
McOo's Drug Store, at the corner of
Fayettevlll- and Morgan Sirtel. later
becoming a partner. thj iirm being
King a;ul McO.e. Soni,- t.me after
this the linn whs dis--o'veu a:id Mr.
King botight out the business "of Mr.
Rufus Will'enis. at the corner of Fay
ettcvillc and Hurgett streets, where
ihe tiim of W. H. King la?-.- W. II.
King & Co., made a grtat success.
Not Ion - ago Mr. C. U. Cm well joined
Mr. King, and the iinn is now known
as the King-Crowdl Drux Company.
While Heary King was aUo at the
head of a wholesale drug busine4g. the
W. H. King Drug Company, which
for four or live years has been located
on the corner of Martin ynu Wilming
ton streets. In all business which he
undertook he has been remarkably
successful.
Mr. King had never married uud he
is survived by ht mother. Mm. I M.
King and four sisters. Mrs. J. S. At
onsun. Mrs. Z. P. Smith, Miss Iaura
King and Miss Ellen King; and to
us sisters he has not aione been a
loving brother, but in his care a father
also. Mr. and Mr. J. S. Atkinson
vere In West Point. Mi.-s., when Mr.
King died, Mr. Atkinson being there
on business, and they are to arrive al
leven o'clock this morning.
Th.- lfuneral will take place at live
o'clock this afternoon from Christ
church and the Interment will bo in
Oakwood cemetery. The pall bearers
will, with two exceptions, composed
of men connected with the dfug estab
lishments in which Mr. King was in
terested. These being Messrs. C. 11.
Crowell, E. G. Birdsong. J. 1J. Tug
well. J. b. Hanks. Dr. 15. D. Fisher
T. A. Allison. Thomas Aiken. Fred
Robinson, , while Messrs. K. U. Crow
and 13. S. Jermln are directors In the
enterprises in which Mr. Kins was
interested.
Raleigh loses a valuable citizen In
Mr. King's death, and ho will be miss
ed from' itsj business and social cir
cles most keenly. He was a member
of the Masonic order, an 151k also, and
a prominent member of the Capital
Club, which issues the following no
tice: 10 the members of the Capital Club:
You arc requested to assemble at
the :cl4b rooms thts XU rnwn at
4:30 o'clock.
The membership will attend tne
funeral of our late associate. Henry
King, in n body.
JNO. A. DUNCAN.
becretary.
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' TTe are headquarters for .
Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed
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RICHMOND. - VA. '
THE CITr ELECTION
Rules Which Will Gov
em the Primary on
Thursday.
Tin; Democratic primary rip nomi
nate candidates for city ofacers in
Raleigh will take place tomorrow and
the announcements of the candidate
will be found in another column. Tho
rules which are to govern the primary
have been Issued and are as follow :
Rule Governing City Democratic Pri
mary FJectlon.
Uv nr.b r of the Democratic Kxeeu-t!-e
"committee, held March 14th. lt07.
ii was rderel that a Deniocrntic Pri
mary Kleetloii be lield on Thursday.
April 4. 107. for the nomination of
iHmoeratk- candidates fr ina-tr and
all other officer -of the city, which
i.re to tc elected by the people in the
general elect i' on the flrt Monday
of May next: ami it was orderiiffl that,
iu adclitioii to the rules fixed lit taid
me.-ting by live 10x-cullve Committee,
the rulea governing, the primary elec
tion of two years ago be aioutetl. .
As chairman of the said committee.
I announce the rules governing in
primary to be held' in the city f Ual-.o-.
A i .il 1 4. 1!7. to lo ax fol-
t.'l ' - -. - i
Imv?: '
First. That-. Ihe primary election !
v ill be held in each voting place; of J
aeh division or tne rour warus in i
city of Raleigh from sunrise in the
morning until sunset in the VvenHg.
.it ..M.h voting oiace tne eieciiou
1 1 1 i.o i-omluctevl by three managers i
(or poll-holders), who are empowered
t.; conduct the election under the pro-
vit-lons of the legauxeu primary iavv
tor the eii of Raleigh, and the rules
hereby declared for conducting said
primary.
Second. That said priinao election
will be conducted by using the "Aus
tralian ballot." and the said polling
places shall vch be roped off In com
m.no. uiiii the soirit of said primary
act. or law. aud & secret booth will be,
r.rovided at curb polling place where
in each voter shall retire to prepare
ills ballot 1-efor? -castlna the saine-"";
Third. That in said primary elec
tion, in addition to the officers' of tho
citv. there shall be elected by ballot
a bomocrcti" E::ecutlvc' Committee,
cons-tiding of threemmbers in each
civision of the raveral wards. re
spevtiveiy: tle committee so elected
ioVcn-e far two years.
Fourth. Kor the purpose of ,hoid
5 lift aW elation . the nnanageri. for
rroll-holderp). who hav been hereto--fore
appointed, or such as may be
hereafter a pointed to take the place
of thoxe who do r.or Ferve, Fhall con
du"t said primary election, receive the
ballots, count thein.a-wertain the re?
pull-', and forthwith 'make a written
statement thereof to the City Execu
tive Committee, nio shall, within
twenty-four hours thereafter, declare
the Te-uiit Sn the mayor's office in the
City Hall. The time fixed for the
meeting of the Executive ;ommittee
to perform the aforesaid duty is on
Friday. April 5. 180,7. at the hour of
1t? o'clock, in,, ..in fd mayor's office.
If any pcrsoriv appointed as .manager
or Tol!-bolder Khalkf decline to serve,
or for other reaaons: shall become in
i.apccitjtel to serve,' or- rtiall fail to
serve, before .h id primary election k
held thtf chairman df the Democratic
Kxe'Utlve Committee of the city Shall
have power to name some qualified
i -.j f fiii ouoH vaeancr,: and. If
the chairman aforesaid shall not tb up-j
point, then the remaining managers, t
or perwtns aulhonaeu to noiu aiu pn-vnn-.
rhall designate some person to
assist in holding the same, and mich
substituted person or persons hall
, . .-.-i rlarlif nn1 lUlthnHtV 118
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If he or they had been originally ap-1
pointed by said uemocraxic axscuuvv
Conimillee.
Fifth. The city clerk shall provide
?. sufficient quantitv of ballots needed
for Ud primary election, and such
boxes for the reception of the ballots
as mftv be necessary: and shall also
provide the managers or poll-holders
with suitable reglft ration or poll book's
for conducting said election.
HixMi. The wild. city clerk, after
Waving said ballots printed, shall care
fully keep the same mid deliver to the
managers at each voting place 9 suffi
cient number of said ballots for use
in conducting Ihe primary at such vot
ing precinct, and no person shall be
given or have any of said ballots until
tey are given to him by the managers
whert he enters : the polling place to
vote. and those ballots only - which
have been prepared and voted accord
ing to the primary act and the require
ments of these rules shall be counted.
Seventh. A majority of all the
votes cast fr candidates for any one
of the city office shall be necessary
;o nominate candidates for such of
Uces. and no person shall be declared
nominated or elected In said primary
unless the vote received by auch per
hon sliall be a majority of all the votee
cast for candidates, for that particular
of dee. excepl a hereinafter provided.
Kigth. That the three candidate?
n each division of said-ward for City
Executive Committeemen, who receive
the highest number of votes in the
primarv. shall be declared elected the
Kxecutive Committeemen -for -Bald di
vision. Ninth. That, should there be any
failure of nomination in said primary
to be held on April 4. 1807, to any city
efdee. there shall be p. second primary
held at some- subsequent date, to be
fixed by tho Democratic Kxeeutlve
Committee of the city, at which pri
mary only the two highest candidates
hi the first primary shall be voted for.
Tenth. No one can vote In said H
mary oleetT except he be a white
Democrat who has affiliated with the
Democratic party and has bedn a con
firtent voter of the Democratic ticket
in the cjty. county and State elections:
Providea. imwever. that any person
who may satisfy tlie managers or poll
vm that it !k his-uuroosB and in
tention hereafter to1 affiliate with the
Democratic party and support the
Democratic nominees of the city,
cr.untv and State, shall alo be en
titled to vote In enid primary; Pro-
vtiiAr furtiipr. tii:l in Haiti nr man
election no person shall be allowed to
vote who Is not a d'talMed voter for
.haJI" become -a qualified voter prior
. a . , . 1 u t , v .1
10 tne general wiw.-i.oji mi iayj.
who did not nay his poll-tax for the
"ve-ar tlftr. previous to the first day of
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, Eleventh. Any cerson'who will be-cf.p-"
of ace In time to 'vote in the
leet'oa on May C. 1907. and any quali
fied voter who ha changed his ward
or division or residence, .shall be al
1 .-ve to' vote in rnid primary electron;
Provided, such neron would In -othr
rtsnects be a mallred voter under th
provision of the primary . law and
tlie rw'M. 'i i
Ttelfth. That iny . white Demo
cratic elector may for cause challenge
anyone proposing to vote, and tho jar-
tysd challenged shall be sworn accord
ing (bjj law. as prescribed in the pri
mary act. and said challenge shall then
be irivd t.y ihe managers r poll
hcldcrv. a p-ovidel for by said uct,
Tiiiirtecnth. At the close of the
voting 11 shall be the uuty of the poll
hulderis iu the presence of each caii
tlidate'or iheir representatives. If they
cieslfe'to attend, and any Democrat
who! wishes to utteud. to proceed at
once to count the ballots and make a
list pf: all persons voted for and the
oftiee- for which they' were voted, and
ihe number of votes received by each,
aud they shall sign such lists and send
the same immediately to the chairman
of the City Democratic Executive
Committee, or. if he shall be absent,
to the city clerk, which lists shall be
open for public Inspection; and they
shall also give to the said Executive
Committee the number of tho chal
lenges allowed or disallowed.
Fourteenth. The City Democratic
Kxeeutlve Committee shall meet In the
mayor's office on the day following
the" primary election at the hour of 12
Viock. noon, and ascertain and do
elarc the r-.sult of said election: and
if any person has received a majority
of m!I voles cast for aji of lice, as pro
vided by these rules, they shall so de-..l-n!
uiii-1 wik'Ii iuriin k)im1I he the
niornluee of the party for such office.
That if n person has received a ma
jority of alt the votes cast for an office
the said committee shall declare no
one to be th Hoinineo for .such office,
and a .second primary shall be held as
Is hereinbefore provided.
Fifteenth.- That the managers or
pol!-hders shall strictly guurd and
ktep the tickets or ballots, and shall
not allow r voter or any other person
lo take or carry' an unu.ed balled from
the polling place.
sixteenth. It jdiall be the duty ,of
said managers or poll-holders to keep
po-ted in a conspicuous place during
th" who'" of the saiu primary election
a sample ticket or ballot, showing c
list of all the candidates that may be
voted for in said election, and the of
fice for which eacli is a candidate.
Seventeenth. That iid manager
or poll-holder in the several diviionf
of the. various wards of the city frhnl
kep :i registration or poll book, to b
provided fo- that purpose, in which
shall lie registered the name and place
of resilience of any ierson who shall
offer himself to vote In said primary:
Provided.'1 -.uch persons offering tr
v-.t be ouallned n- hereinbefore pro
vided for in these rules.
i:i?hl"ont'i. That, if any voter pf-f,-rlmr
io Vole in said primary election
be challenged, the said managers
sbnll note In said registration or poll
bo A opposite the name of the person
challenged, the cause 01 and the
of the eballenge. and shall also note
that such person was sworn if an oath
sb:l' be administered to him.
Nineteenth. The nuinagers or poll
holderx shall each, before entering
tzpon tho dEchargo of thMr duty, take
upd fubscfibe an oath that he will
tab-iy. 'dmwirtlally and honestly con
duct the election according to the tro
vis'onfl 1 of 1 the primary election law.
and the rule adopted by the Demo
cratic Party .Organization; which oath
sbuil bo taken before a Notary Public
or a Justice of the Peace, or other
-fiice'authorized to administer oaths;
but if no such officer can be conven
iently had.; the-managers may admin
ister the oath to each other. Such
Mtbs shall, after being subscribed by
the manager, be flte-1 In the office of
the city clerk within five days after
such election.
J. N. HOLDING.
Cliiirma" City Democratic T3xccutlve
Committee.
Till: lOt.MXG PU.VCES
And th lolllMklers for tin Occtlou
; ThurHday.
The polling place, and the poll
. . . . . ..r . .t i . ...
holders for the Democratic primarj' tot
be held In Raligh for city ofScers next
Thursday ApHl 4th- ..... '
Vint i Ward. hirst onisnni At.
Dlvteion At
Poll holders,
. C. IX Arthur,
CauitAl rirv; House
J. J. Lewis. E. IJ. Baker
I Hrt Ward. Second
Division Att
Harris' Warehouse. Poll holders. T.
A. Arnold t l M. Walters. Hd Pace.
v SvcoihI Ward. First Division At
Victor: 1'lrc House. , Poll holders, M.
R I luynes. k Sherwood Haywood, Ceo.
B. Kennedy
tsccoml Ward, Scotid Division At
Vinson's ! Store.- Poll holders, il. T.
Ruy. H.-K. Glemu J. A. J. Robinson.
Third Wartl. Hrxt Dlvlnlon At
Jones' Warehouse. Poll holdem K.
C. Batchelor. ! Hart Durham. Lee Em
ory. ; . - ; '
Third Word. Second DIvlbkM At
Royal Knights Hull. Poll holders. Ed.
Willis. Ai W Matthews. A. E. Olm
stead
Iiirth
Ward, Tlrst Dlviskn At
Poll holders. P.' W. Mc
City Lot
-Oowan, Sherwood Hrockwell, Charles
C Harris, ! - x
. l'oartli W ard. Second Division -At
Smith's Brore,. corner of McDowell and
'aburrus streets. Poll 'holders. O. li.
JU-ach. WJ It. ;Warreu. J. J-. Worlds
; ! J. K. HOLDING,
Cltairmon Democratic Ex. Com.
I A CARD.
On my Return to the city yesterday-
having been called out of town by the
Serious Ulncs.' -of a relative I- have
heard from various " sources that re
ports have! been circulated that I was
ut 'of the the race. ctc...euc, .This
s to nforui the voters of the Second
pi vision of the Second Ward that I
m stil ta ' tlic rOo.:. I' am iip quitter.
My idatroiin is; better 'street, clcraner
ti 'ce-ts and, a ; general , Improvement
atciiig all Hiies"'of progress.
1 Yours truly.
j VM. J. ANDREWS. :
l One of the things that go 'without
saying Is speechless amazement.
GOOD ; JUDG3JEXT Requires that -you look prosperous that you dress
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I . tit'CH CLOT H lis need not oust
nd our Store a u excellent guide of
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tor genueuteu tnts Meawoii. wo snow wuas tuu uesi laxurrucu ineu cuiisuw
how them as they are correct in
1 lr ilia Eufeter SbotMier. vre wish
here. Wei cirdlaUy Invite you to look
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'-WtrWasents. We deceive Uili in ruah"'
titles- that. ve can - handle" '. quickly. .
Ifciw; It Is alwai frosb. suJpment. ,
i recelvetl.-1-2 Ibs 1 1 Ids -a Ibs.
2 lltx ami 51bs. 80c. per pound.
KING - CROWELIMDR.UG:
Druggists . . -, ; ; ::
RALEIGH, NOIVThI tOthuA
IS IT A PARDON?
White Brothers Fate in
an Envelope.
jovertror (ileiur Will Not Open This
Till Today and W ill Later Make
. AnnouiKvnicnt of Dv ." .'
"eisiOU.
v v v;
secretary ; .
On the desk of private
Arrington there lay yesterday and 8ll
lat night a sealed envelope. In it'ls
the decision of the Counsel of Slate
In the matter of application for par-
don of Thomas J. White aad Challncrs j
result-TAVhite, now serving a six years term!
in the State's prison for the killing!
of Russell Sherrlll. VVZ ihlT iZr YtVJf ,r4 n,
The Council of State, or rather Sec- , totf.,hr . J5i .V
tary of State n rimes. Auditor Dixon ; TUUlJU iX'Vt,0f " W C'i V
2,..,o.intr.Hn r n,wu tntr....' ha been itewir tminicd. i!wt5.
tion Joyner. the members who -hWd
the annllcatlon for nardon completed
their examination.
the - case on Monday
oort of . their recommendation in the?
case to Governor Glenn Before- thl4 j
411 tlTCU JV UVt ft u w
Holly Springs to
deliver an ; address
the school there
tin after six o'clocX
,1 ui(. v! ..'i.V.
at tho .closing- of
and did not return
last nlsrht.
He did not rd to hia office in the!
evening and wi U not" open t ne envelope r
umii mis mornitiR, yivi-auo - .
ternodn, and will then cetermme aa
to ns course in onavunan? ne 1
commendation of tho Council of Stl
and. his. decision, in. the. matter .of. a.. - !
pardonL No member of tne wunarT
of State will fio. much'. a whisper the t
result which has : been reached. and ;
until theOovernor Fpeaks thero canl
only be surmise aa to tho outcome- -
South Carolina Calls. ...
j m There is a call from South Carolina
t.-.i. tho rviri of Sir. ;A.- DuKtli m
ror UIV services oi jjf.
j P--frJJSVrfi-V'
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wne " wX;""r:"B
jng in charge a hhj banquet. .TonltfHtt
i he eerve. an , elaborate
wciis no "v . ZJtZi.
3- .V".an.ee,Auv'? .r
-. IV U..':"'T"J lT .T ' "1"
asked - him to prepare
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B ua evtreij
XI i" nilrhl' u-nrlr na' o on.
w ' f
Hundreds of people
grocers that the Argo
have told he i
rid Salmon Is
the? havVer!
the best Salmon that they have ever
un AKV vour nelrhbor IMho
ToV irUt it . ; . '
nae trieu. t.y r
-THURSDAY, AP1UL th.
GbrurdN'S-'-vfv?
''FAtlOUS'-r.-'r:
Presenting- 7'": ' "r'.." Vv-- .
v W'elby and Pearl, V , .t?
Cameron nml Toledo " . - ;
. pK.lbnt and "Alger- r
llaymond and Jacobn . : . r- - ;
Crescent City tJulntct -rl
Sana 1CV------i - ,-V:'- '
Jake Wclby . - ' :
- liaipli Kitnef. -MJtne. ...
- ' - - Kane. ' -.. - .
ltesr Wllllwns v : :
Charles Cameron ' a
Ijuisingh liriggs -W'ml
l-niik and 20 otliers. -"
Celebrated Concert 4Band. Solos and
' v selections Noon and Evening.
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S.V 60. 75c and $1.00
Seats oa Sale at Tucker Building
. Pharmacy. : :; - - fc
of the evidence m ..,...
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"Oostir'tbT eWS'tity parse can tray ;'-;. :?'ri'w': V
lr the apparel oft proclaims the turn. ,
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-ou much $13.00 and up win pay for splendidly ttyled Canucau. You win
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every uctau -
to State tliat no where. will you fiiuJ sndi
over tb"c Hues, as etery departmeu
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iSALE OF1 TKE CLD'-!CX 17.11 O
.CAFJTCtrs:
Br Virtue or a joint itesomuon ci
AssembTj- of N
jsortn can-
of March.
1M7;. -enipowerlaf and director: ti c
, vEoJinl of jnternll Improvements to
j, the brick building, located at the
touthwtet corner of the CacUol Square
-I to the highest bidder for caabrundfr
I . . T ,.w :.n v. l,o, H "
I wui iiu-sum uivuk
i doVB aid-building-within sixty tiaj-s
from the. sale and purchase thereof
not later than the first day of July,
-highest tU-
W..ine Trseuau at puu a.u, u ..
rat dhe. court house door In ualcia.
N. TTftr o'clock m.. on Thurtda.
the second day erf-May.'l07: ald stlf
19 ' bc-oubjeetrto 'Confirmation or re
jected i by-r the .Board of Internal Im-'
proveroenta - - -" ' ' '
B. C, EECKWIT1I, Commissioner.
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i A ROi'AI riZA'ST to every cne wl.r
hay their crocrties tt cur si re.
tin seasonable Crllzzci'-'x cxe rcu-".l
our fctoro tlie yezr rc-z.1.
If you enjoy n cv.v ft cr-c "cc
we Invite yoi to cor.j vi-et'.'. -
we Icon veil. .Place yosr crL.er vu -i
We vUJ iIeave 3x1a.
:J. It. FEHRALL i CO.
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bccoinlnIy aud tastefuliy.
mc xiioi arrauic siyu's, ana e
tn array, of ijnt!niiv:is
t u waits you vjt'V cr: -t 1
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night, and yes- I - rV.'."" ,V V"1". , 1 1 Z
in Knio r.f twlf Kinarc of .the capitnl. I IS N
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