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Show The republicans have laid a telegraph wire into the opera house. They will have an operator on the stage and will meet there this evening so aa to be comfortable while they hear the news of their defeat. The air reeks with republicanism down about the Third to such an extent that even the presiding democratic demo-cratic judge seems to be affected by it. James McCune, a man eligible to vote in this precinct was depriyed of his right because the great swarm of repab-lican repab-lican challengers, headed by Ira Ken-j ward, Eph Homer and Judge Jones so confused the man with their billdozing ways that his answers to questions were not properly understood. Judge Milner and A. D. Gash went down to the poll, and thev with others investigated the case. All fair minded men decided that Mr. McCune Mc-Cune was entitled to vote, out his case had been decided and there was no appeal ap-peal from the decision allowed. The man with his wife are living in American Ameri-can Fork temporarily just while he can ply his vocation of pedler at Mercur. When the weather ges cold he will move back to Provo. His permanent home is here. |