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STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

MANUAL

FOR THE

GENERAL COURT

1907

Prepared and Published under Section 14,
Chapter 15 of the Public Statutes.

No. 10.

CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE

1907

Printed by The John B. Clarke Company, Manchester.
Bound by Rumford Printing Company, Concord.

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Official Roster 5

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National Guard 46

Campaign of 1906 52

Election Returns — Governor 46

Congressmen 93

Councilors 104

Senators 117

County Officials 138

License 166

Town Officers ISO

Chief Magistrates of New Hampshire 288

Congressmen, 1789-1907 293

Voluntary Corporations, 1905-1906 300

Legislative 314

Constitution of New Hampshire 371

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STATE GOVERNMENT, 1907-1908.

GOVERNOR.
CHAELES M. FLOYD, r., Manchester.
January, 1907, to January, 1909. Term, two years. Salary, $2,000.

COUNCIL.

First District— STEPHEN S. JEWETT, r., Laconia.
Second District— WILLIAM H. C. FOLLANSBY, r., Exeter.
Third District— HERBERT B. VIALL, r., Keene.
Fourth District— JAMES DUNCAN UPHAM, r., Claremont.
Fifth District— FRANK P. BROWN, r., Whitefield.

SECRETARY OF STATE.

Elected by the Legislature. Term, two years.

EDWARD N. PEARSON, r., Concord.
March, 1899, to January, 1909. Salary, $3,000.

DEPUTY SECRETARY OF STATE.

Appointed by the Secretary of State. Term, not limited.

JOSEPH T. WALKER, r., Concord.
Appointed October, 1906. Salary, $1,200.

STATE TREASURER.

Elected by the Legislature. Term, two years.
SOLON A. CARTER, r., Concord.

• Inly 1, 1872, to January, 1909 (except 1874). Salary, $2,500.

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DEPUTY STATE TREASURER.

Appointed by the State Treasurer. Term, not limited.

JOHN WESLEY PLUMMER, r., Concord.

Appointed January 1, 1902. Salary, $1,200.

ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

Appointed by the Governor. Term, two years.

HARRY B. CILLEY, r., Manchester.
January, 1907, to January, 1909. Salary, 81,500.

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, two years.

HENRY C. MORRISON, v., Concord.
October 25, 1904, to October 9, 1908. Salary, $2,500.

EDITOR AND COMPILER OF EARLY PROVINCE AND

STATE PAPERS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, not limited.

ALBERT S. BATCHELLOR, r., Littleton.
Appointed October 9, 1890.

INSURANCE COMMISSIONER.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, three years.
GEORGE H. ADAMS, r., Plymouth.
September 25, 1905, to October 29, 1908. Salary, $2,000.

LABOR COMMISSIONER.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, three years.

LYSANDER H. CARROLL, r., Concord.
May 4, 1899, to May 4, 1908. Salary, $1,500.

STATE ENGINEER.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Salary, $3,000.

ARTHUR W. DEAN, v., Nashua.
January l, 1904, to March 31, 1909.

STATE GOVERNMENT. 7

BANK COMMISSIONERS.

Appointed i>y the Governor and Council. Term, three years. Salary, 12,500

and traveling expenses.

RICHARD .M. SCAMMON, d. (Chairman), Stratham.

March 21, 1901, to December 1, 1909.

ARTHUR E. DOLE, r., Concord.

December 6, 1904, to December 1, 1907.

HENRY E. GREEN, r., Littleton.

April 25, 1905, to December l, 1908.

RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, three years. Salary of
chairman, $2,500; of clerk, $2,200; of third member, $2,000.

HENRY M. PUTNEY, r. (Chairman), Manchester.
October 1, 1880, to January 1, 1908.

ARTHUR 0. WHITTEMORE, r. (Clerk), Dover.

April 29, 1903, to January 1, 1909.

OEORGE E. BALES, d., Wilton.

November 30, 1903, to January l, 1910.

AUDITOR OF TREASURER'S ACCOUNTS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, one year. Salary, #200.

IRA CROSS, r., Nashua.
December 1, 1898, to December 1, 1908.

TRUSTEES OF STATE LIBRARY.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, tbree years.
WILLIAM D. CHANDLER, r., Concord.

November 10, 1896, to November 10, 1908.
JAMES E. BRENNAN, </., Peterborough.

October 6, 1902, to Decembers. 1907.

WILLIAM E. WHITCHER, r., Haverhill.

November 7, too:;, to November 13, 1909.

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STATE LIBRARIAN.

Appointed by Trustees of State Library. Term, not limited.

ARTHUR H. CHASE, r., Concord.
Appointed January 1, 1895. Salary, $2,500.

BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

One member from eacb county and a secretary. Appointed by tbe Governor

and Council, Term, three years.

Rockingham County — ALDEN F. SANBORN, Fremont.
December 2, 1902, to May 11, 1909.

Strafford County— JOSEPH D. ROBERTS, Rollinsford.

October 12, 1898, to October 12, 1908.

Belknap County— GEORGE H. WADLEIGH, Tilton.

November 13, 1894, to October 9, 1909.

Carroll County— CHARLES B. HOYT, Sandwich.

November 2, 1897, to October 9, 1909.

Merrimack County— JOSEPH B. WALKER, Concord.

November 2, 1897, to October 9, 1909.

E iimorougli County— HERBERT O. HADLEY, Temple.

September 3, 1S97, to September 3, 1909.

Cheshire County— THADDEUS W. BARKER, Nelson.
October 12, 1901, to October 12, 1307.

Sullivan County— DANIEL C. WESTGATE, Plainfield.

May 31, 1899, to June 19, 1908.

Grafton County— EDWARD E. BISHOP, Bethlehem.

November 2, 1897, to October 9, 1909.

Coos County— CHARLES E. KING, Lancaster.

July 28, 1899, to July 28, 1908.

NAHUM J. BACHELDER, Secretary, Andover.

Term, not limited. Salary, $1,500.

STATE GOVERNMENT.

TRUSTEES OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE
OF AGRICULTURE AND THE MECHANIC ARTS.

The Governor and President of the College, ex officio; one elected by the
Alumni, and ten others appointed by the Governor and Council, one at
least from each councilor district. Term, three years.

CHARLES M. FLOYD, Governor, ex officio, Manchester.
WILLIAM 1). (ilBBS, President, ex officio, Durham.

EDWARD H. WASON, Nashua.

Elected by the Alumni, January 16, 1906, to July 1, 1907.

LUCIEN THOMPSON (Secretary), Durham.
July 28, 1892, to June 14, 1907.

JOHN G. TALLANT, Pembroke.

July 28, 1892, to July 20, 1909.

CHARLES W. STONE, Andover.

September 21, 1887, to October 9, 1909.

WARREN BROWN, Hampton Falls.
September 21, 1887, to June 14, 1907.

WALTER DREW, Colebrook.
August 30, 1902, to August 30, 1908.

RICHARD M. SCAMMON, Stratham.
August 30, 1899, to August 30, 1908.

ROSECRANS W. PILLSBURY, Londonderry.
October 7, 1897, to October 7, 1909.

NAHUM J. BACHELDER, Andover.

January 5, 1905, to January 5, 1908.

CORDON WOODBURY, Bedford.
July 28, 1905, to December 2, 1908.

GEORGE W. CURRIER, Nashua.

October 9, 1906, to June 14, 1907.

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TRUSTEES OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE

HOSPITAL.

Appointed by the Governor and Council, three annually. Term, four years.

Hospital established 1838.

JOSEPH B. WALKER, Concord.

August 9, 1S47, to September 3, 1909.

WILLIAM G. PERRY, M. D., Exeter.

July 7, 1864, to August 11, 1908.

MORRIS CHRISTIE, M. D., Antrim.
July 8, 1890, to August 1, 1910.

WILLIAM F. THAYER, Concord.

July 23, 1895, to August 1, 1910.

JOHN A. SPALDING, Nashua.
October 22, 1895, to October 22, 1907.

JAMES A. EDGERLY, Somersworth.
December 1, 1896, to July 1, 1908.

HENRY B. QUINBY, Laconia.
March 17, 1897, to October 22, 1907.

GEORGE W. PIERCE, M. D., Winchester.

April 6, 1897, to October 7, 1909.

EDGAR O. GROSSMAN, M. D., Lisbon.

October 22, 1903, to October 22, 1907.

JOHN McCRILLIS, Newport.

February 21, 1899, to August 1, 1910.

JOHN M. MITCHELL, Concord.

November 22, 1900, to September 3, 1909.

W I LI A AM PARKER STRAW, Manchester.
July 28, 1905, to August 11, 1908.

STATE GOVERNMENT. 11

TRUSTEES OF THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.

The Governor, ex officio, the Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex officio,
and five others appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, five years

(after 1907).

HENRY II. CLARK, Franconia.
April 1, 1S99, to February 4, 1907.

BENJAMTN F. DAME, Newmarket.

November 22, 1899, to February 4, 1909.

JAMES II. FASSETT, Nashua.
November 22, 1899, to February 4, 1910.

GEORGE D. TOWNE, Manchester.
November 22, 1899, to February 4, 1911.

CHARLES R. CORNING, Concord.
August 3, 1906, to February 4, 190S.

TRUSTEES OF THE STATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

Appointed by the Governor and Council, two annually. Term, three years.

OLIVE R. CLARKE, Manchester.
April 3, 1888, to February 3, 1909.

SETH M. RICHARDS, Newport.
November 13, 1906, to May 25, 1909.

NATHAN P. HUNT, Manchester.

October 29, 1896, to August IS, 1907.

DAVID E. MURPHY, Concord.
October 10, 1905, to November 13, 1909.

EDMUND E. TRUESDELL, Pembroke.
May 25, 1900, to October 29, 1908.

HEN It Y W. BOUTWELL, Manchester.

February 4, 1902, to October 29, 1908.

EDWARD E. NOWELL, Exeter.
February 4, 1904, to August 18, 1907.

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TRUSTEES OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE SCHOOL
FOR FEEBLE-MINDED CHILDREN.

Term, four years, except first term of first three trustees.

JAMES B. TENNANT (Treasurer), Epsom.

March 28, 1901, to March 28, 1907.

SUSAN C. BANCROFT (Secretary), Concord.
Marcli 28, 1901, to March 28, 1907.

WILLIAM J. AHERN (Chairman), Concord.
March 28, 1901, to March 28, 1909.

FREDERICK C. CHUTTER, Littleton.

March 28, 1903, to March 28, 1907.

SAMUEL H. BELL, Derry.

May 23, 1905, to March 23, 1909.

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

Appointed by the Supreme Court and commissioned by the Governor. Term,
two years. Compensation, $3 per diem and 'expenses. Salary of secretary,
$600.

EDWIN SNOW, Eaton.
June 7, 1894, to April 30, 1907.

CHARLES McDANIEL (Chairman), Springfield.

April 16, 1895, to April 30, 1907.

GEORGE W. SANBORN, East Kingston.
March 16, 1900, to April 30, 1907.

WILLIAM B. FELLOWS (Secretary), Tilton.
April 9, 1901, to April 30, 1907.

FREEMAN HIGGINS, Manchester.
April 30, 1903, to April 30, 1907.

STATE GOVERNMENT. 13

COMMISSIONERS OF PHARMACY AND PRACTICAL

CHEMISTRY.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, three years.

EDWARD II. CURRIER, M. I)., Manchester.

July 13, 1882, to July 20, 1909.

BEN O. ALDEICII, Keene.

November 10, 1896, to June IS, 1907.

FRANK' H. WINGATE, Nashua.
August 3, 1906, to November 10, 1908.

BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Governor and Attorney-General, ex officio, with three Physicians and
one Civil Engineer. Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, four
years. Salary of secretary, $2,500.

GRANVILLE P. CONN, M. D. (President), Concord.

September 16, 1881, to July 20, 1909.

IRVING A. WATSON, M. D. (Secretary), Concord.
September 16, 1881, to October 22, 1907.

ROBERT FLETCHER, Hanover.

July 9, 1895, to July 20, 1909.

CHARLES S. COLLINS, M. D., Nashua.
October 22, 1S95, to October 22, 1907.

FISH AND GAME COMMISSIONERS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, five years. Salary of chair-
man, $1,000; of remaining members, $800 each.

NATHANIEL WENTWORTH (Chairman), Hudson.
December 2, 1892, to October 7, 1907.

CHARLES B. CLARKE, Concord.
September 1, 1901, to February 11, 1911.

MERRILL SHURTLEFF, Lancaster.
September 25, 1902, to June 14, 1908.

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OFFICERS OF THE STATE PRISON.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, one year. Salary of warden,
$2,000; of chaplain, $800; of physician, $500. *

HENRY K. W. SCOTT (Warden), Laconia.

December 1, 1905, to December 1, 1907.

REV. CLAUDIUS BYRNE {Chaplain), Concord.
July 1, 1905, to December 1, 1907.

RALPH E. GALLINGER, M. D. (Physician), Concord.
December 1, 1898, to December 1, 1907.

FRANK A. BAILEY (Deputy Warden), Laconia.

Appointed by the Warden. Salary, $1,200. Term, unlimited.

BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE

SOLDIERS' HOME.

The Governor and Department Commander Grand Army of the Republic, ex
officio, and five others appointed, one annually, by the Governor and
Council. Term, five years.

CHARLES W. STEVENS, Nashua.
September 13, 1889, to October 7, 1907.

DANIEL HALL, Dover.

September 13, 1889, to October 13, 1911.

MARCUS M. COLLIS, Portsmouth.
February 2, 1894, to August 18, 1908.

MORTIER L. MORRISON, Peterborough.
September 9, 1900, to September 9, 1910.

THOMAS P. CHENEY, Ashland.
December 3, 1901, to August 30, 1909.

STATE GOVERNMENT. 15

BOARD OF REGISTRATION IN DENTISTRY.

Appointed by the Governor and Council, one annually. Term, three years.

GEORGE A. BOWERS, Nashua.
June 16, 1897, to May 5, 1909.

FRED H. BROWN, Lebanon.
October 27, 1899, to October 27, 1907.

ANDREW J. SAWYER, Manchester.

March 1, 1904, to October 27, 1908.

STATE BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, six years (after June, 1907).
Salary of chairman and clerk and treasurer, $2,500 per annum; of re-
maining member, $2,400 per annum.

CYRUS H. LITTLE, r. (Chairman), Manchester.
March 27, 1903, to March 27, 1909.

HARRY W. KEYES, r. (Clerk and Treasurer), Haverhill.
March 27, 1903, to March 27, 1907.

JOHN KIVEL, (L, Dover.

March 27, 1903, to June 5, 1911.

STATE LIQUOR AGENTS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council.

HARRY B. CILLEY, Manchester.
Appointed March 1, 1903.

HARRIE E. WAITE, Concord.
Appointed June 22, 1905.

BALLOT LAW COMMISSIONERS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, two years.

I)\\IX G. EASTMAN, Exeter (Attorney-General, ex offleio),

CHARLES C. ROGERS, (I., Tilton.
August 3, 1906, to August 3, 1908.

JOHN C. BICKFORD, r., Manchester.

August 3, 1906, to August 3, 1908.

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INSPECTORS OF STEAMBOATS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, two years.

GEORGE H. BUZZELL, Laconia.

December 5, 1905, to March 28, 1907.

GEORGE H. CLOUGH, Wolfeborough.
March 28, 1905, to March 28, 1907.

WILLIE L. WHITTIER, Franklin.

May 14, 1906, to April 12, 1907.

CATTLE COMMISSIONERS.

The Board is composed of the Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture,
The Master of the State Grange, Patrons of Husbandry, and the Secretary
of the State Board of Health. Term, not limited.

IRVING A. WATSON, M. D., Concord.
Secretary State Board of Health.

NAIIUM J. BACHELDER, Andover.

Secretary of Board of Agriculture.

HERBERT O. HADLEY, Peterborough.
Master of the State Grange.

FORESTRY COMMISSIONERS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council, one annually. Term, four years.

Salary of secretary, $1,000.

ROBERT EAMES FAULKNER, Keene.

January 1, 1907, to April 6, 1909.

JASON E. TOLLES, Nashua.
December 23, 1904, to May 5, 1907.

HENRY O. KENT, Lancaster.
February 4, 1902, to April 6, 1908.

ROBERT P. BASS. Peterborough.

September 4, 1906, to September 4, 1910.

STATE GOVERNMENT. 17

BOARD OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, fiv> years. Salary of sec-
retary, $1,200 per annum.

OLIVER J. M. OILMAN, Alton.
July 9, 1S95, to July 9, 1910.

ELLA L. FOLLANSBY, Exeter.
March 31, 1899, to July 9, 1907.

JAMES F. BRENNAN, Peterborough.

October 27, 1899, to July 9, 1908.

LILIAN S. STREETER (Chairman), Concord.
October 27, 1899, to August 29, 1909.

SHERMAN E. BURROUGHS, Manchester.
August 28, 1901, to July 9, 1911.

WILLIAM J. AHERN (Secretary), Concord.

PUBLIC PRINTING COMMISSION.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, two years. Compensation

of clerk, $500.

EDWIN G. EASTMAN, Exeter.

July 2, 1901, to July 2, 1907.

ALBERT S. BATCHELLOR, Littleton.
July 2, 1901, to July 2, 1907.

JOHN II. RIEDELL, Manchester.
July 2, 1901, to July 2, 1907.

J. WESLEY PLUMMER, Concord.
July 2, 1905, to July 2, 1907.

HARRIE E. WAITE (Clerk), Concord.
June 1, 1904, to July 2, 1907.

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AUDITORS OF PRINTERS' ACCOUNTS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, two years. Salary, $200 per

annum.

EDWAKD W. TOWNSEND, d., Rollinsford.
June 30, 1903, to June 30, 1907.

OMAR A. TOWNE, v., Franklin.

June 30, 1905, to June 30, 1907.

AUDITOR OF TREASURER'S ACCOUNTS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, one year. Salary, $200

per annum.

IRA CROSS, r., Nashua.
December 1, 1898, to December 1, 1907.

TOLL BRIDGE COMMISSIONERS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council.

DANIEL HALL (Chairman), Dover.

ALVAH W. SULLOWAY, Franklin.

GEORGE E. TENNEY (Secretary), Claremont.

CUSTODIANS OF LANDS IN CARROLL COUNTY

DONATED TO THE STATE.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Act of February 27, 1901. Term,

six years.

DANIEL MERRIMAN, Conway.

March 29, 1901, to March 29, 1909.

ALFRED EASTMAN, Conway.

March 29, 1901, to March 29, 1907.

WILLIAM M. WYMAN, Conway.

March 29, 1901, to March 29, 1911.

STATE GOVERNMENT. 19

COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTAGE, PORT OF

PORTSMOUTH.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, not limited.

CHARLES W. GRAY, Portsmouth.

Appointed March 19, 1895.

HERBERT O. PRIME, Portsmouth.

Appointed December 4, 1906.

CUSTODIAN OF ARSENAL AT PORTSMOUTH.

Appointed by Governor. Term not limited.

ARTHUR H. LOCKE. Portsmouth.

Appointed April 5, 1904.

SEALERS OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

Appointed by the Governor and Council, one for each county. Term, not

limited.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

Name. Residence. Appointed.

Harry W. Clark, Derry, April 29, 1903.

STRAFFORD COUNTY.

William Millen, Dover, April 22, 1884.

BELKNAP COUNTY.

Russell H. Carter, Laconia, May 1, 190G.

CARROLL COUNTY.

Almon R. Bennett, Freedom, May 1, 1906.

MERRIMACK COUNTY.

Samuel F. Morrill. Concord, May 7, 1877.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.

Charles B. Clarkson, Manchester, July 21, 1899.

CHESHIRE COUNTY.

Virgil A. Wright, Keene, May 2, 1S77.

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Frank A. Eawson,

Harlan P. Goodrich,

Erastus V. Cobleigh,

SULLIVAN COUNTY.

Newport,

GRAFTON COUNTY.

Lebanon,

COOS COUNTY.

Lancaster,

June 24, 190-1.
Mar. 27, 1878.
June 19, 1877.

VETERINARY EXAMINERS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, three years.

Roger I. Twombly, Berlin, March 28, 1901, to March 2S, 1909.
Fred L. Bodwell, Dover, March 28, 1901, to March 28, 1907.
Guy E. Chesley, Rochester, April 5, 1904, to March 28, 1908.

POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, six years.

CONCORD.

Giles Wheeler, term expires March 7, 1907.
Josiah E. Dwight, term expires March 7, 1909.
George Scott Locke, term expires March 7, 1911.

MANCHESTER.

Noah S. Clark, term expires January 1, 1910.
Edward B. Woodbury, term expires January 1, 1911.
Frank P. Cheney, term expires January 1, 1908.

NASHUA.

Frederic D. Runnells, term expires January 1, 1910.
James B. Crowley, term expires December 29, 1911.
Frank H. Wingate, term expires Januaiy 6, 1908.

PORTSMOUTH.

John E. Dimick, term expires April 2. 1907.
Alfred F. Howard, term expires April 2, 1911.
True L. Norris, term expires April 2. 1909.

STATE GOVERNMENT. 21

LACONIA.

Prank E. Busiel, term expires March 27, 1007.
Charles W. Vaughan, term expires April l. L909.
Fred C. Sanborn, term expires February 21, loll.

KEEXE.

Frederic A. Faulkner, term expires March 7, 1911.
George H. Follansbee, term expires March 7, 1900.
Herbert B. Viall, term expires March 7, 1907.

SOMERSWORTH.

George F. Hill, term expires March 28, 1907.
Walter S. Lawson, term expires March 28, 1911.
Samuel Welch, term expires March 28, 1909.

EXETER.

Albion Burbank, term expires March 12, 1911.
William H. C. Follansby, term expires March 9, 1909.
Chester D. Hatch, term expires March 12, 1907.

DOVER,

Thomas H. Dearborn, term expires March 3, 1909.
John Kivel, term expires March 3, 1907.
Bert Wentworth, term expires March 3, 1911.

BE.RLIX.

John B. Gilbert, term expires April 1, 190S.
Abraham M. Stahl, term expires April 1, 1907.
Edmund Sullivan, term expires April 1, 1909.

BOARDS OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, five years.

Representing the New Hampshire Medical Society:

George H. Shedd, Conway, May 11, 1S97, to May 11. 1908.
George Cook, Concord, May 11, 1897, to May 11, 1907.
Arthur C. Heffinger, Portsmouth, May 11. L897, to May 11, 1011.
James T. Greeley, Nashua, May 11, 1897, to May 11, 1910.
John F. ttobinson, Manchester, May 11, 1897, to May 11, 1000.

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Representing- the New Hampshire Homeopathic Medical Society:

George W. Flagg, Keene, May 11, 1897, to May 11, 1907.
Arthur J. Todd, Manchester, May 11, 1897, to May 11, 1911.
R. V. Sweet, Rochester, May 11, 1S97, to May 11, 1910.
Henry M. Wiggin, Whitefield, August 26, 1903, to May 11, 1909.
Albion K. P. Harvey, Somersworth, May 11, 1903, to May 11,
1908.

Representing the New Hampshire Eclectic Society:

E. C. Chase, Concord, May 11, 1897, to June 16, 1908.

F. L. Gerald, Laconia, May 11, 1S97, to June 16, 1907.

Lester R. Brown, Winchester, June 16, 1902, to June 16, 1910.
A. J. Marston, Plymouth, May 19, 1903, to June 16, 1909.

STATE REGENT.

Henry C. Morrison, Superintendent of Public Instruction, Con-
cord.

MEDICAL REFEREES.

Appointed by the Governor and Council under Act approved April 2, 1903.

Term, five years.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

Harry W. Newell, Derry, term expires April 14, 1908.
Arthur J. Lance, Portsmouth, term expires April 29, 1908.

STRAFFORD COUNTY.

John H. Neal, Rochester, term expires April 29, 1908.

BELKNAP COUNTY.

H. S. Bickford, Belmont, term expires April 29, 1908.

CARROLL COUNTY.

Ervin W. Hodsdon, Ossipee, term expires April 29, 1908.

MERRIMACK COUNTY.

Granville P. Conn, Concord, term expires April 14, 1908.

STATE GOVERNMENT. 23

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.

James T. Greeley, Nashua, term expires April 14, 190^.
Franklin G. Warner, Antrim, term expires April 14, 1908.
George M. Davis, Manchester, term expires April 29, 1908.

CHESHIRE COUNTY.

John D. Proctor, Keene, term expires April 29, 1908.

SULLIVAN COUNTY.

Henry C. Sanders, Claremont, term expires April 14, 1908.

GRAFTON COUNTY.

William T. Smith, Hanover, term expires April 29, 1908.
Jonathan M. Chenej', Ashland, term expires May 5, 190S.
William J. Beattie, Littleton, term expires April 29, 1908.

COOS COUNTY.

Ezra M. Mitchell, Lancaster, term expires April 29, 1908.
Louis B. Marcou, Berlin, term expires April 29, 190S.

JUDICIAEY DEPAKTMENT.

SUPREME COURT.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, until seventy years of age.

Name.

Residence.

Appoint-
ment.

Limitation
by age.

Salary.

Chief Justice:

Frank N. Parsons

Franklin

July 1, 1902

Sept. 3, 1924

S4/200

Associate Justices:

William M. Chase

Concord

Mar. 28, 1901

Dec. 28, 1907

4,000

Reuben E. Walker

Concord

Mar. 28, 1901

Feb. 15, 1921

4,000

George H. Bingham

Manchester...

July 1, 1902

Aug. 19, 1934

4,000

John E. Young

Jan. 4, 1904

Jan. 26, 1925

• 4,000

SUPERIOR COURT.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, until seventy years of age.

Name.

Residence.

Appoint-
ment.

Limitation.

Salary.

Chief Justice:
Robert M. Wallace

Associate Justices:

Robert G. Pike

Robert J. Peaslee

Diaries F. Stone

Robert N. Cbamberlin.

Milford.

Dover

Manchester..

Laconia

Berlin

Mar.

28,

1901

Mar.

28,

1901

Mar.

28,

1901

Mar.

28,

1901

Jan.

4,

1904

May

1917

July

28,

1921

Sept.

23,

1934

May

21,

1913

July

24,

1926

S4,200

4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000

24

JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. 25

ATTORNEY-GENERAL.

Appointed by the Governor and council. Term, five yeai

EDWIN G. EASTMAN, Exeter.
February 9, 1892, to January 20, l^lL'. Salary, $2,500.

LAW REPORTER.

Appointed by the Supreme Court. Term, not limited. Salary, S1.S00.
JOHN H. RIEDELL, Manchester.

CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.

Appointed by the Supreme Court. Term, not limited.

AMOS J. SHURTLEFF, Concord.

CLERKS OF SUPERIOR COURT.

Appointed by the Superior Court. Term, not limited.

Rockingham County — Charles IT. Knight, Exeter.
Strafford County — William W. Roberts, Dover.
Belknap County — Edwin P. Thompson, Laconia.
('arroll County — Aldo M. Rumery, Ossipee.
Merrimack County — Amos J. Shurtleff, Concord.
Hillsborough County — Thomas D. Luce, Nashua.
Cheshire County — Lewis W. Holmes, Keene.
Sullivan County — John McCrillis, Newport.
Grafton County — Dexter D. Dow, Littleton.
Coos County — Moses A. Hastings, Lancaster.

SUPREME COURT.

Law Terms.

At Concord, on the first Tuesday in each month, except July
and August.

26 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

SUPERIOR COURT.
Trial Terms.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

At Exeter, on the third Tuesday of January and the third
Tuesday of April; at Portsmouth on the third Tuesday of Oc-
tober.

STRAFFORD COUNTY.

At Dover on the second Tuesday of February and the third
Tuesday of September.

BELKNAP COUNTY.

At Laconia on the first Tuesday of March and November.

CARROLL COUNTY.

At Ossipee on the second Tuesday of June and December.

MERRIMACK COUNTY.

At Concord on the first Tuesday of April and October.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.

At Manchester, on the first Tuesday of January and May; at
Nashua, on the third Tuesday of September.

CHESHIRE COUNTY.

At Keene, on the first Tuesday of April and the first Tuesday
of October.

SULLIVAN COUNTY.

At Newport, on the second Tuesday of May and the second
Tuesday of November.

GRAFTON COUNTY.

At Haverhill, on the second Tuesday of September; at Ply-
mouth, on the first Tuesday of May and November; at Lebanon,
on the third Tuesday of November.

coos COUNTY.

At Colebrook, on the first Tuesday of September; at Lancas-
ter, on the third Tuesday of April; at Berlin, on the first Tues-
day of December.

.U'MCIAKY DECAUTM ENT.

27

JUDGES OF PROBATE.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, until seventj rears <>t a

County.

Name.

Residence.

Appoint-
ment.

Limitation. Salary.

Rockingham

Louis G. Hoyt ..

Kingston..

Sept. '_*,

1902

Feb. 23,

1926

*l,20o

Strafford —

Chris. II. Wells.

Soniers'rth

Alar. 15,

1898

July 6,

1923

800

Belknap

Wm. B. Fellows.

Tilton

April 11,

1895

July 5,

1928

600

Carroll

Sew'll W.Abbott

Wolfe boro

Dec, 27,

1889

April 11,

1929

700

Merrimack..

Chas. R. Corning

Concord . . .

June 19,

1899

Dec. 20,

1926

1,200

Hillsbo'ougb

Edw. K. Barker.

Nashua . ..

June 3,

1879

Jan. 7,

1912

2,000

Cheshire —

Robert A. Ray..

Feb. 6,

190(1

April 7,

1921

600

Sullivan

Jesse M. Barton.

Newport...

Feb. 6,

1900

Jan. 21,

1940

600

Tyler Westgate.

Haverhill..

Feb. 20,

1890

Dec. 2.

1913

1,000

Coos.

Alfred R. Evans

Gorham. ..

Jan. l,

1S95

Mar. 21,

1919

900

REGISTERS OF PROBATE.

Elected for two years.

County.

Name.

Residence.

Term
lie ginning.

Salary.

Rockingham

George F. Richards. .

Exeter

April l,

1905

$1,200

Strafford

William W. Martin..

Somerswortli .. .

April l.

1905

1,000

Belknap

True W. Thompson . .
Charles S. Miles

Laconia

April 1,
April 1.

1905

600

Carroll

Elfi nuha m

1905

550

Merrimack

John P. Nutter

Concord

April 1,

1905

1,200

Hillsborough . ..
Cheshire .

Wilton II. Spalter....
Elisha M. Kempton. .
Russell T. Bartlett...

Nashua

April 1.
April l,
April 1,
April 1.

1! 105

1,500
600

Keene

1905

Sullivan

Newport

Haverhill

1905

600

1905

800

Coils

Burleigh Roberts —

Lancaster

April 1.

1905

700

28 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

TERMS OF PROBATE COURTS.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

At Exeter, on the fourth Tuesday of each month, except Au-
gust, and on the second Tuesday of February, April, June, Sep-
tember, October, and December; at Portsmouth, on the first
Tuesday of January, March, May, July, September, and Novem-
ber; at Derry, on the first Tuesday of February, June, October,
and December; at Raymond, on the third Tuesday of May and
November.

STRA1 J OKD COUNTY.

At Dover, on the first Tuesday of every month; at Farminer-
ton, on the third Tuesday of April, August, and December; at
Rochester, on the third Tuesday of January, March, June, and
October: and at Somersworth, on the third Tuesday of Febru-
ary, May, July, September, and November.

BELKNAP COUNTY.

At Laconia, on the third Tuesday of ever}' month.

CARROLL COUNTY.

At Conway, on the first Tuesday of January, May, and Sep-
tember; at West Ossipee, on the first Tuesday of February,
June, and October; at Ossipee Corner, on the first Tuesday of
March, July, and November; at Sanbornville, on the first Tues-
day of April, August, and December.

ME BR I MAC K CO ( " XTY.

\1 Concord, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of everv
month.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.

A1 Manchester, on the third Tuesday of every month; at
Nashua, on the fourth Tuesday of February, April, June, Au-
gust. October, and December; at Francestown, on the Friday
next following the fourth Tuesday of August; at Amherst, on
the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday of June and De-
cember; at Peterborough, on the Friday next following the

JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT. 29

fourth Tuesday of February, May, and November; a1 Green-
ville, on the Friday aexl following the Eourth Tuesday of April
n ml October; at Hillsborough Bridge, on the Friday next fol-
lowing the fourth Tuesday of January and July; and at Mil-
ford, on the Friday next following the fourth Tuesday of March
and September.

CHESHIRE COUNTY.

At Keene, <>n the first and third Fridays of January, February,
March, April, May, June, September, October, November, and
December, on the first Friday of July, and on the third Friday
of August.

SULLIVAN COUNTY.

At Claremont, on the last Wednesday of .January, March, May,
July, September, and November; and at Newport, on the last
Wednesday of February, April, June, August, October, and
December.

GRAFTON COUNTY.

At Lebanon, on the third Tuesday of January, April, July, and
October; at Plymouth, on the second Tuesday of February, May,
November, and the fourth Tuesday of July; at Woodsville, on
the third Tuesday of March, June, September, and December;
at Canaan, on the first Tuesday of June and December; at Haver-
hill, on the first Tuesday of February, May, and November.

coos COUNTY.

At Colebrook, on the fourth Tuesday of August and the
fourth Tuesday of January; at Lancaster, on the first Tuesday
of January, March, May, July, and November; at Gorham, on the
first Tuesday of April, and the first Tuesday of October; at Ber-
lin, on the third Tuesday of January and the third Tuesday
of June.

30

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

JUSTICES AND SPECIAL JUSTICES OF POLICE

COURTS.

Appointed by the Governor and Council. Term, until seventy years of age

City.

Name.

Born.

Appointed.

Concord

Concord

Manchester.. .
Manchester...

Nashua

Nashua

Portsmouth

Portsmouth

Dover

Dover

Rochester

Rochester

Somersworth..

Keene

Keene

Laconia

Laconia

Franklin .

Berlin

Berlin

Town.
Allen stown. ..,

Allenstown

Alton

Alton

Amherst

Amherst

Auburn

Bath

George M. Fletcher J.

I Benjamin W. Couch. . .S. J.

Isaac L. Heath J.

Harry E. Loveren S. J.

Charles W. Hoitt J.

John K. Spring S. J.

; Thomas H. Simes J.

Edward H. Adams ....S.J.

George S. Frost J .

Wm. F. Nason S. J.

Lawrence V. McGill J.

Horatio L. Cate S. J.

Christopher H. Wells .... J.

Lewis W. Holmes T.

Charles C. Buft'um S. J.

Oscar L. Young J.

True W. Thompson. . .S. J.

Omar A. Towne J.

George F. Rich J.

Irving Stearns S. .] .

Charles H. Smith J.

Charles V. Fisher S. J.

William R. Clough f.

Charles H. Downing.. S. J.

Aaron M. Wilkins J.

William I). Clark S. J. I

Alfred D. Emery r.

Frank P. Moulton S. ,7.

Dec.

Aug.

Aug.

Dec.

Oct.

Dec.

Sept.

Nov.

June

Nov.

Feb.

June

July

April

Feb.

SeDt.

Aug.

Feb.
Dec.
Nov.

19,

19,

22

13,

26,

16,

4,

7

— -1

4,

6,

25,

4,

11,

15,

o

1,

1852
1873
1840
1805
1847
1875
1870
18G5
1844
1857
1865
1858
1853
1848
1849
1874
1841
1851
1809

Dec. 31, 1901
May 31, 1905
May 21. 1895
Aug. 18, 1905
April 25. 1889
May l, 1906
Feb. 7. 1905
June 10. 1895
June 21, 1882
May 17. 1S92
Nov. 4. 1904
April 15. 1892
Jan. 11, 1900
Mar. 14, 1888
April 5, 1S92
Aug. 26, 1903
May 25, 1897
Mar. 2, 1904
June 10, 1895
June 28, 1892

June

15,

1851

May 7,

1901

Feb.

«,

1851

Aug. 0,

1901

Nov.

8,

1844

Jan. 3,

1905

Jan.

13,

1851

Sept. 4,

1900

Jan.

22,

1854

May 12,

1896

Nov.

20,

1800

June 11,

1896

.Mar.

o

1845

April 28,

1896

April

13,

1853

July 5,

1880

jrnil'IAKY DEPARTMENT.

;n

JUSTICES AND SPECIAL JUSTICES OF POLICE

COURTS.— Continued.

Town.

Name.

Born.

Appointed

Canaan

Canaan

Chesterfield.

Conway

Conway

Derry

Deny

Enfield

Epping

Epping

Exeter

Exeter

Farmington

Gilford

Gil sum

Gilsiim

Gorham . . .
Greenville.
Hanover...
Hanover.. .
Haverhill .

Warren B. Richardson J.
Charles O. Barney.. .S J.

David YV. Slade J.

James L. Gibson J.

Holmes B. Fifield . . . . s.j.
Benjamin T. Bartlett..J.
Ernest L. Abbott .. S. J.

James W. Pattee L

Albert M. P. Pearson.. J.

John J. Tilton S.J.

Henry A. Shute J.

Ernest G. Templeton S. J .
John Waldron J.

Hillsborough

Hinsdale . . .

Hinsdale

Hooksett ..

Hudson

Hudson

Lancaster .

Lebanon

Lebanon

Lincoln . ..

Lucius K. Guillow J.

John Bliss S. J.

Harry G. Noyes J .

Herbert J. Taft T.

Thos. W. D. Worthen. .J.
Craven Laycock — S. J.

Dexter D. Dow J.

Samuel W. Hoi man I.

Gardner S. Howe J.

Willis B. Stearns.... S.J.

George Keating S. I .

George W. Clyde J.

Nathan'l Wentworth S.J.

Merrill Shurtletr I.

Clarence E. Hibbard. ..J.
Rowland E. Jacobs. .S.J.
Charles B. Henry I.

Apri

18

, 1850

July

21

, 1844

-May

11,

18C1

Dec.

2

, 1855

Dec.

22

1855

Nov.

9

1872

Feb.

2

1SG0

July

27

1 864

Dec.

8

18GG

Feb.

15

1867

Nov.

17

185G

July

14

18S0

Dec.

27,

1849

Feb.

24

1842

Oct.

25

1848

June

15

1874

Sept.

L

1801

Oct.

3

184")

Sept.

30,

18GG

Jan.

20

1SG3

June

5

1 85.-)

Apri

!l

184(1

Aug.

29

,1SGS

Mar.

is,

18G2

Oct.

23

1865

Dec.

8

1843

Mar.

7

1870

Nov.

/

18G7

Oct.

11

1869

Feb.

21

1875

June 18, 18!t:>
June 18, 1895
July 10, 1900
Sept. 0, 1904
Dec. 14, 1904
Jan. 1G, 1906
Mar. J. r », 1903
April 25, 1902
April 24, 1899
Apr. 24, 1899
Mar. 1, 1883
Aug. 10, 1905
Jan. 28, 1303

June 4, 1901
June 4, 1901
June 4, 1903
Apr. l,19i)3
Apr. 13, 1898
Jan. 3, 1905
Feb. 11, 1903
April 5, 1892
June 20, 1900
May 31, 1899
Apr. 28, 1904
Apr. 14, 1866
Jan. 4,1904
June 19, 1902
June 1, 1904
June 24, 1904
Dec. 18, 1903

32

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

JUSTICES AND SPECIAL JUSTICES OF POLICE

COURTS.— Continued.

Town.

Same.

Born.

Appointed.

Lincoln

Lisbon

Lisbon —

Littleton

Littleton

Merrimack

Merrimack

Milforcl

Milford

Newmarket

Newmarket

Northumberland .

Northumberland

Pembroke

Pembroke

Peterborough —

Peterborough —

Plaistow

Stratford

Stratford

Troy

Troy

"Warner

Warner .

Whitefield

Whitefield

Wilton..

Winchester

Winchester

Wolfeborough...

George W. Co wen. . .S. J.

Ben S. Webb J.

George W. Pennock.S. J.
Albert S. Batchellor. ..J.
Harry M. Morse. ... S. J.
Walter E. Kittredge...J.
( harlcs S. Nesmith . . S. J.

Arthur L. Keyes J.

George A. Worcester S.J.

Irving T. George J-

Charles V. Doe S. J.

Frank N. Piper J.

A.D. Ellinwood S.J.

George P. Cofran J.

Charles P. Morse — S.J.

Ezra M. Smith J.

Eben W. Jones S.J.

John II. Noyes J.

John C. Pattee J.

Charles E. Clark ....S.J.

John II. Congdon J.

Melvin T. Stone S.J.

Edmund C. Cole J.

Lawrence E. Davis. S.J.

Edgar M. Bowker J.

Elbridge W. Snow... S.J.

George E. Bales J

Carlos C. Davis J

Samuel W. Maxtield. .S.J

Edward F. Cate J

Sept. 9, 1S41
May 19, 1S68
V ar. 25, 1S38
April 22,1850
Mar. 22, 1857
May 31, 1866
Sept. 30, 1849
Dec. 2, 1862
June 5, 1852
June 27, 1S54
Nov. 20, 1840
Sept. 18, 1854
Mar. 24, 1863
Mar. 28, 1847
July 5, 1838
Jan. 25, 183S
July 2, 1854
Nov. 11, 1855

July 1, 1837
July 28, 1854
Oct. 5, 1815
Jan. 29, 1853
April 18, 1876
Dec- 7, 1860
Sept. 14, 1862
Dec. 8, 1851
May 11, 1859
Dec. 23, 1853

Dec. 18, 1903
Feb. 22, 190!)
Apr. 13,1898
Mar. 29, 1805
July 10, 1900
May 13, 1902
June 19, 1902
Apr. 24, 1899
Dec. 29, 1896
Mar. 28, 1901
Mar. 28, 1901
Jan. 4, 1904
Aug. 31, 1894
Mar. 20, 1901
Mar. 20, 1901
Apr. 24, 1899
Jan. 12, 1897
May L 1906
June 12,1906
June 12, 1906
June 4, 1901
June 4, 1901
May 23, 1905
May 23, 1905
Dec. 2, 1902
Apr. 1, 1896
Apr. 25, 1905
May 5, 1903
Apr. 11, 1S99
Apr. 12, 1905

COMMISSIONERS.

Commissioners resident, without llie state, authorized to ac-
knowledge deeds and to take depositions to be used in this
state. Appointments are made by the governor and council for
the term of five years.

CALIFORNIA.

Name. Residence. Appointed.

James L. King, 308 California St., San Dec. 2, 1902.

Francisco,

John IT. Ware, San Francisco, Nov. 30, 1903.

CONNECTICUT.

Livingstone W. New Haven, May 22, 1906.

Cleaveland,

GEORGIA.

Edward Crnselle, G12 Prudential Building, Mar. 2, 1904.

Atlanta,

ILLINOIS.

Silas S. Willard, 107 Dearborn St., Chicago, Oct. 16, 1902.

KENTUCKY.

Newton G. Rogers, Louisville. Oct. 10, 1905.

LOUISIANA.

Meloncey C. Souiat, 13 Carondelet St., New June 19, 1902.

Orleans,

O Q

• )•)

34

NEW HAMPSHIKE MANUAL.

Name.

Wilbur D. Spencer,
Charles C. Warren,
Orren K. Fairfield,
George D. Emery,
Archie Lee Talbot,
James H. Little,

MAINE.

Residence.
Berwick,
Fryeburg,
Kennebunk,
Lebanon,
Lewi st on,
South Paris,

Appointed.

May 16, 1904.

Aug-. 26, 1903.

June 19, 1902.

Mar. IS, 1903.

June 17, 1903.

Feb. 11, 1903.

MARYXA-ND.

Abraham H. Fisher, 16 E. Lexington St., Balti- Nov. 10, 1902.

more,
Charles Henry Hesse, 208 North Calvert St., Mar. 6, 1906.

Baltimore,
Henry C. Mathien, 100 E. Lexington St., Bal- Aug. 26, 1903.

timore,
J. Henry Strohmeyer, 622 Equitable Building, Feb. 25, 1903.

Baltimore,

MASSACHUSETTS.

Charles H. Bartlett,

George W. Cate,
Charles H. Adams,
Frank E. Barnard,
Blanche I. Brackett,
B. Marvin Fernald,
William P. Fowler,
Frank W. Herrick,
Edward J. Jones,
Arthur F. Evans,
John YV. Sherman,
George R. Swasey,
Edward O. Woodward,
Elmer E. Young,

607 Pemberton Bldg., Bos-
ton,
Amesbury,
25 Court St., Boston,
63 Globe Building. Boston,
23 Court St., Boston,
28 State St., Boston,
Boston,

61 Court St., Boston,
f>l Court St., Boston,
Winchendon,

28 Pemberton Sq., Boston,
Boston,

16 North Station, Boston,
235 Washington St., Bos-
ton,

Feb. 28, 1905.

May

19,

1903.

Dec.

o

1902.

Mar.

4,

1902.

Jan.

5,

1905.

Jan.

7,

1902.

Aug.

31,

1905.

Apr.

5,

1904.

Sept.

1902.

Oct.

9,

1906.

Oct,

9,

1906.

Sept.

4,

1906.

July

27,

1903.

Mar.

4,

1902.

COMMISSIONERS.

35

Name. Residence.

Nathaniel C. Bartlett, Haverhill,

Horace S. Bacon,
Fred H. Nichols,
M. Perry Sargent,
Frank B. Spalter,
George M. Whitne}',
Elliott H. Peabody,

107 Stevens St.

Lynn,

Merrimack,

Winchendon,
Winchendon,

Lowell,

Appointed.

Dec. :.'. L902.

Dec. 6, L904.

Aug. 31, L905.

Nov. 2.'!, 1905.

Sept. 4, 1906.

leb. 2, L902.

340 Main St., Worcester, Mar. 4, 1902.

Harold Johnson,

John A. Pock,

MISSOURI.

401 Roe Building, St. Feb. 4, 1903.

Louis,
22T Lincoln Trust Build- Jan. 21, 1903.

ing, St. Louis,

Dennis B. Ryan,
W. C. O'Learv,

NEW JERSEY.

Jersev City,
Lake wood,

Nov. 30, 1903.
Feb. 22, 1906.

William Johnson,
Ella F. Braman,
Joseph B. Braman,
Edwin F. Corey,
( irorge IT. Corey,
Thomas W. Folsom,
William F. Lett,
Alfred McKay,
Charles Edgar Mills,

NEW YORK.

28 Erie St., Buffalo, Sept.

120 Broadway, N. Y. City, Sept.

120 Broadway, N. Y. City, Mar.

GO Wall St., N. Y. City, Nov.

56 Wall St., N. Y. City, E k

835 Broadway, X. Y. City, Sept.

335 Broadway, N. Y. City, Apr.

59 Cedar St., N. Y. City, May

113 Broadway, X. Y. City, Mar.

1902

29,

1903

1903

30,

1903

1903,

4,

1906

1.

1903

1906.

<>

1904.

onio.

Joseph T. Harrison, Cincinnati,

Dec. 12, 1905.

OREGON.

Arthur P. Tifft,

Portland,

Mar. IS. 1903.

36 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Name. Residence. Appointed.
Frederick C. 21 So. 12th St., Philadel-

Eberhardt, phia, Sept. 25, 1905.

Edgar S. Mayne, Philadelphia, Apr. 12, 1905.

Thomas J. Hunt, Philadelphia, May 19, 1903.

Walter M. Miller, Girard Bldg., Philadel- Apr. 1, 1903.

phia,

Samuel L. Taylor, 518 Walnut St., Philadel- Sept. 2, 1902.

phia,

John S. Wurtz, Philadelphia, May 13, 1902.

Francis E. Fairman, Frick Bldg., Pittsburg, Feb. 22, 1906.
William Henry Paul, 1025 Oxford St., Philadel-

phia. Jan. 9, 1906.
Fergus F. MacWilkie, 703 Land Title Bldg.,

Philadelphia, May 8, 1905.

RHODE ISLAND.

Gilman E. Jopp, 27 Westminster St., Prov-

idence, Mar. 25, 1903.

VERMONT.

William S. Newton, Brattleboro, Nov. 10, 1902.

WASHINGTON.

William B. Allison, Seattle, June 19, 1902.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Henry P. Blair, Washington, June 11, 1903.

Charles S. Bundy, Washington, June 12, 1906.

Frank W. Hackett, Washington, May 5, 1903.

Aylett T. Holtzman, 1321 F St., N. W., Wash-
ington, Jan. 9, 1906.

John E. Mitchell, 1321 F St., N. W., Wash- Feb. 22, 1906.

ington,

Anson S. Taylor, Washington, Oct. 9, 1906.

COMMISSIONERS. 37

i K.\\< i .

Name. d< oce. Appointed.

Frederick B. Harlow, lid rue de Rivole, Paris, Oct. 9, 1900.

CANADA.

John M. M. Duff, L07 St. James St.. Mon-

treal, June 19, 1902.

ENGLAND.

J. Burke Hendry, London, Mar. 29, 1902.

Henry C. King, 17 Sergeants' Inn, Lon-

don, Apr. 25, 190.?.

Arthur H. Thomas, Mitre Court Chambers,

Temple, London. Mar. 4. 19

Thomas C. Worsfold, 9 Staples Inn. \V. C, Dec. 5, 1905.

COUNTY OFFICEKS.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.

Elected Nov. S, 1904. Elected Nov. 6, 1906.

Term expires April 1, 1907. Term expires April 1, 1909.

Solicitor, $6oo.

Charles H. Batchelder, r., Charles H. Batchelder, r.,

Portsmouth. Portsmouth.

Sheriff, $6oo and Fees.

Marcus M. Collis, v.. Marcus M. Collis, v.,

Portsmouth. Portsmouth.

Treasurer, $300.
John K. Bates, r., Portsmouth, John K. Bates, r., Portsmouth.

Register of Probate, $1,200.
George F. Pvichards, v., Exeter. George F. Richards, r., Exeter.

Register of Deeds, Fees.

William Morrill, v., Exeter. John W. A. Green, v., Exeter.

Commissioners, $3 per Diem and Expenses.

Ceylon Spinney, v., Portsmouth. Ceylon Spinney, v., Portsmouth.
Joseph E. Rowe, r., Brentwood. John P. Hardy, v., Derry.
John P. Hardy, r., Derry. Abram Hilliard, Kensington.

STRAFFORD COUNTY.

Elected Nov. S, 1904. Elected Nov. 6, 1906.

Term expires April 1, 1907. Term expires April 1, 1909.

Solicitor, $600.
Dwight Hall, r., Dover. Dwight Hall, r., Dover.

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COUNTY OFFICERS. 39

Sheriff, $400 and Fees.
George W. Parker, r., Dover. Frank I. Smith, r., Rochester.

Treasurer, $200.

Stephen D. Wentworth, r., Charles C. Goss, r., Dover.

Rochester.

Register of Probate, $1,000.
Wm. W. Martin, r., Dover. Wm. W. Martin, r., Dover.

Register of Deeds, Fees.
Frank S. Tompkins, )'., Dover. Frank S. Tompkins, v., Dover.

Commissioners, $3 per Diem and Expenses.

Edwin C. Colbath, v., Dover. Edwin C. Colbath, r. Dover.
Jeremiah Lang-ley, v., Durham. Jeremiah Langley, r., Durham.
Wm. T. Hayes, v., Farmington. Wm. T. Haves, r., Farmington.

BELKNAP COUNTY.

Elected Nov. 8, 1904. Elected Nov. 6, 1906.

Term expires April 1, 1907. Term expires April 1, 1909.

Solicitor, $400.
Wm. D. Veazey, v., Laconia. Frank P. Tilton, r., Laconia.

Sheriff, $200 and Fees.
Lester Philbrook, r., Laconia. Lester Philbrook, r., Laconia.

Treasurer, $150.
Stephen B. Cole, r., Laconia. Stephen B. Cole, r., Laccnia.

Register of Probate, $600.

True W. Thompson, r., True W. Thompson, ;*..

Laconia. Laconia.

Register of Deeds, Fees.

Martin B. Plummer, r., Martin D. Plummer. r.,

Laconia. Laconia.

40 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

Commissioners, $3 per Diem and Expenses.

John B. Morrill, r., Gilford. John B. Morrill, v., Gilford.
Ellsworth II. Rollins, r., Alton. Ellsworth H. Rollins, r., Alton.
Charles L. Pulsifer, v., Laconia. Charles L. Pnlsifer, v., Laconia.

CARROLL COUNTY.

Elected Nov. 8, 1904. Elected Nov. 6, 1906.

Term expires April 1, 1907. Term expires April 1, 1909.

Solicitor, $400.

Bewail W. Abbott, r., Walter D. II. Hill, v., Conway.

Wolfeborough.

Sheriff, $200 and Fees.

Myron L. Johnson, v., Isaac M. Kallock, r., Conway.

Wakefield.

Treasurer, $150.
Edgar L. Mills, r., Freedom. Edgar L. Mills, r., Freedom.

Register of Probate, $550.
Charles S. Miles, r., Effingham. Charles S. Miles, v., Effingham.

Register of Deeds, Fees.
Henry F. Abbott, r., Ossipee. Henry F. Abbott, >*., Ossipee.

Commissioners, $3 per Diem and Expenses.

Frank S. Lord, r., Ossipee. Frank S. Lord, v., Ossipee.

Elijah B. Carlton, v., Conwaj'. Algernon S. A. Oilman, r ,
Algernon S. A. Oilman, r., Sandwich.

Sandwich. Albert W. Leighton, r., Ossipee.

MERRIMACK COUNTY.

Elected Nov. 8, 1904. Elected Nov. G. 190G.

Term expires April 1, 1907. Term expires April 1, 1C09.

Solicitor, $600.
Thos. F. Clifford, r., Franklin. Thos. T. Clifford, r., Franklin.

('< H'NTY OFFICERS. A 1

Sheriff, $600 and Fees.
eo. A. s. Kimball, /"., Concord. Geo. A. S. Kimball, r., Concord.

Treasurer, $300.

Philip C. Clough, /•.. Philip C. Clough, r.,

( lanterbury. Canterbury.

Register of Probate, $1,200.
J;.hn P. Nutter, /•.. Concord. John P. Nutter, r., Concord.

Register of Deeds, Fees.
Samuel X. Brown, v., Concord. Samuel 1ST. Brown, r., Concord.

Commissioners, $3 per Diem and Expenses.

Chas. P. Morse, r., Pembroke, (has. P. Morse, /".. Pembroke.
Arthur If. Britton, v., Concord. Arthur II. Britton, r.. Concord.
John W. Jewell, r., Warner. John W. Jewell, r., Warner.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.

Elected Nov. 8, 1904. Elected Nov. 6, 190

Term expires April 1, 1907. Term expires April 1, l'.»09.

Solicitor, $800.

Edward If. Was m. r., Nashua. Aime E. Boisvert, r.,

Manchester.

Sheriff, $800 and Fees.

Nathaniel Doane, r., Fred K. Ramsey, >., Manchester.

Manchesl er.

Treasurer, $500.

Arthur S. Healy, r.. Arthur S. Healy, r.,

Manchester. Manchester.

Register of Probate, $1,500.
Elbridge J. Co})}). /•.. Nashua. Elbridge J. Copp, r., Nashua.

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Register of Deeds, Fees.
Dana W. King', r., Nashua. Frederic W. Hatch, r., Nashua.

Commissioners, $1,200 per Annum and Expenses.

Lotie I. Minard, v., Nashua. John F. Clough, r., Manchester.
Stillman H. Baker, r., Lotie I. Minard, v., Nashua.

Hillsborough.
John F. Clough, v., Manchester. Stillman H. Baker, v.,

Hillsborough.

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CHESHIRE COUNTY.

Elected Nov. 8, 1904. Elected Nov. 6, 1906.

Term expires April 1, 190T. Term expires April 1, 1909.

Solicitor, $300.

Orville E. Cain, v., Keene. Orville E. Cain, r., Keene.

Sheriff, $300 and Fees.

William S. Tuttle, v., Keene. William S. Tuttle, v., Keene.

Treasurer, $200.
Walter R. Porter, r., Keene. Jerome E. Wright, r., Keene.

Register of Probate, $600.
Wilton H. Spalter, r., Keene. Wilton H. Spalter, r., Keene.

Register of Deeds, Fees.
Chas. C. Buffum, r., Keene. (has. C. BurTum, v., Keene.

Commissioners, $3 per Diem and Expenses.

Daniel R. Cole, r., Keene. Daniel R. Cole, ?'., Keene.

Frank E. Nesmith, v., Surry. Hosea W. Brig-ham, r.,

Winchester.
Hosea W. Brigham, v., Forrest W. Hall., r.,

Winchester. Westmoreland.

COUNTY OFFICERS. ! 3

SULLIVAN COUNTY.

Elected Nov. 8, 1004. Elected Nov. 6, L906.

Term expires April 1, 1907. Term expires April 1, 1009.

Solicitor, $300.
Frank K. Brown, r., Claremont. Frank O. Chellis, '/.. Newport.

Sheriff, $300 and Fees.
John V. Gunnison, r., Newport. Edward H. King, '/., Claremont.

Treasurer, $200.

Daniel C. Westgate, r., Daniel C. Westgate, r.,

Plainfield. Plainfield.

Register of Probate, $450.

Elisha M. Kempton, r., Elisha M. Kempton, r.,

Newport. Newport.

Register of Deeds, Fees.

Albert L. Hall, r., Newport. Albert L. Hall, r., Newport.

Commissioners, $3 per Diem and Expenses.

Henry C. Sanders, v., Henry C. Sanders, r.,

Claremont. Claremont.

Sumner N. Ball., v., Sumner N. Ball., r.,

Washington. Washington.

George W. Buss, r., Acworth. George W. Buss, r., Acworth.

GRAFTON COUNTY.

Elected Nov. 8, 1904. Elected Nov. 6, 1906.

Term expires April 1, 1907. Term expires April 1, 1909.

Solicitor, $600.

Marshall D. Cobleigh, r., Marshall D. Cobleigh, r.,

Lebanon. Lebanon.

Sheriff, $400 and Fees.
Arthur E. Davis, r., Haverhill. Arthur E. Davis, r., Haverhill.

44 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

Treasurer, $300.

Ora A. Brown, v., Ashland. Ora A. Brown, r., Ashland.

Register of Probate, $800.

Russell T. Bartlett, v., Russell T. Bartlett, v.,

Haverhill. Haverhill.

Register of Deeds, Fees.
Charles A. Farr, r., Littleton. Charles A. Farr, v., Littleton.

Commissioners, $3 per Diem and Expenses.

Geo. II. Turner, r., Bethlehem. Geo. H. Turner, r., Bethlehem.
Charles J. Ayer, r., Plymouth. Charles J. Aver, v., Plymouth.
Horace F. Hoyt, r., Hanover. Horace F. Hoyt, r., Hanover.

COOS COUNTY.

Elected Nov. 8, 1904. Elected Nov. 6, 190G.

Term expires April 1, 1907. Term expires April 1, 1909.

Solicitor, $400.
Joseph II. "Wight, v., Berlin. Joseph II. Wight, r., Berlin.

Sheriff, $200 and Fees.
Holman A. Drew, r., Colebrook. Holman A. Drew, r., Colebrook.

Treasurer, $200.
Quhicy A. Bridges, v., Berlin. Quincy A. Bridges, r., Berlin.

Register of Probate, $700.
Burleigh Roberts, r., Lancaster. Burleigh Roberts, r., Lancaster.

Register of Deeds, Fees.

D. Eugene Rowell, r., D. Eugene Rowell, r.,

Lancaster. Lancaster.

Commissioners, $3 per Diem and Expenses.

Alpha B. Forbush, r., Berlin. Miles W. Gray, r., Columbia.
Miles W. Gray, r., Columbia. Irving E. Bedell, r., Jefferson.
Irving E. Bedell, r., Jefferson. Charles A. Chandler, d., Gorham.

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COUNTY AUDITORS.

Appointed by the Supreme Court, March session, 1D06.

Rockingham — Frederick J. Shepard, Derry; John \V. Emery,
Portsmouth.

Strafford — Joseph D. Roberts, Rollinsford; Albert D. Jones,
Rochester.

Belknap — Edwin J'. Thompson, Laconia; George S. Philbrick,
Tilton.

Carroll — Henry P.. Cotton, Conway; Frank Weeks, Ossipee.

Merrimack — William J. Ahern, Concord; Grcsvenor A. Curtice,
Hopkinton.

Elillsborougli — David II. Goodell, Antrim; Josiah G. Dearborn,
Weare.

Cheshire — Arthur J. Holden, Keene; Herbert B. Viall, Keene.

Sullivan — Ira Colby, Claremont; David P. Goodhue, Spring-
field.

Grafton — Henry F. Green, Littleton; Edward Woods, Bath.

Coos — Edmund Sullivan, Berlin; Thomas F. Johnson, Cole-
brook.

UNITED STATES COURTS.
William L. Putnam, Portland, Me., / T i c r- -*. n *.

T TJ T> n 14. -D • 4. 1 T> T JudgCS Ot ( I IV 11 1 t LOUl't.

Le Baron B. Colt, Bristol, B. I., \

Edgar Aldrich, Littleton, Judge of District Court.

Burns P. Hodgman, Concord, Clerk".

Eugene P. Nute, Farming-ton, Marshal.

Fred S. Johnson, Concord, Deputy Marshal.

Charles J. Hamblett, Nashua, District Attorney.

Ihvight Hall, Dover. ~)

Fremont E. Shurtleff, Concord. y Referees in Bankruptcy.

Benjamin H. Corning - , Littleton, )

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS.

John G. Crawford, Manchester.
Burns P. Eodgman, Concord.
John W. Kelley, Portsmouth.
Joseph 1!. Parker, Nashua.
Merrill Shurtleff, Lancaster.

GENERAL, FIELD AND LINE OFFICERS

OF THE

NEW HAMPSHIRE NATIONAL GUARD.

HIS EXCELLENCY CHARLES M. FLOYD, MANCHESTER.

Governor <tn<i Commander-in-Chief.

THE GOVERNOR'S STAFF.

Printed in Legislative Department.

FIRST BRIGADE

Name.

Jason E. Tolles

Charles W. Howard, Assist-
ant Adjutant-General. . .

Henry H. Jewell, Medical
Director

Arthur H.|Knowl ton, Assist-
ant Inspector-General —

Thomas H. Madigan, Jr.,
Judge Advocate

Arthur F. Cummings, In-
spector of Rifle Practice.,

E. Hay Shaw, Brigade Quar
termaster

Charles A. Roby, Brigade
Commissary

R. Emmet/Walsh, Aide-de-
Camp

James B. Crowley, Aide-de
Camp

Rank.

Brev. Ma j. -Gen.

Residence.

Date of
Commission.

Nashua

Lieutenant-Colonel Nashua

Lieutenant Colonel

Major

Major

Major

Captain

Nashua .
Concord
Concord .
Nashua .
Nashua .

Captain Nashua

Captain.
Captain,

Manchester
Nashua

Feb.

Mar.

Mar.

April

May

Mar.

Dec.

May

April

April

28, 1904
7, 1899
7, 1S99

•21, 1905

20, 1899
14, 1904

4, 1906
18, 1903
24, 1899

21. 1905

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MILITARY OFFICERS.

IT

FIRST REGIMENT.— FIELD AND STAFF.

Name.

Residence

Date ol
Commission.

William Sullivan

Arthur G. Shattuek

Treffle. Raiche

Paul F. Babbige

Michael J. Healy

(;. Perley Elliot, Adjutant

Horace E. Osgood, Qua'rmaster.
H. Bertrami Hopkins, Com'sary.
Wmfred D. Davis. Ins. R. Pr ....

Richard 11. Dillon, Surgeon

Zenon A. Lavoie, Asst. Surgeon.
■ John P. Flanagan. Paymaster...
Patrick J. Scon, Chaplain

Colonel

Lieut -Colour

Major

Major

Major

Captain

Captain

Captain

Lieutenant..

Major

Captain

Captain

Captain

Manchester

Nashua

Manchester

Kerne

Manchester
Manchester

Nashua

Manchester
Manchester
Manchester
Manchester

Keene

Manchester

May
Nov.
Sept.
Nov.

Nov.

Mai.

Apr.

Mai'.

May

May

May

May

May

.'..

17.
20,
17.
21,
16,
13,
13,

1903
1903
1902

v.m

1903
1905
1904
1905
1903
1903
1IJ04
1899
1903

Company A.

Frank Giguere j Captain

Achille Bouchard First Lieut

Sylvio Leclerc Second Lieut.

Manchester.

Manchester.
Manchester.

Apr. 30, 1906
Apr. 30, 1906
Apr. 30, 1906

Company B.

George P. Riurdan.
Michael Olougherty

Thomas J. Gorman*.

Captain

First Lieut. . . .
Second Lieut

Company C.

Manchester.
Manchester.

Manchester.

Dee. 14, 190^
May 10, 1905
May 28, 1005

Edward A. G. Smith Captain Manchester

Herbert H. Rouse j First Lieut. . Manchester

William B. Lang Second Lieut. Manchester

Jan. 1, 1905
Jan. 1, 1905

Oct. 13, 1003

Company D.

.lames Cheyne

Frank A. Burnham
George s. Wilson. .

Captain

First Lieut —
Second Lieut .

Milford May 14, 1902

Milford May u. 1902

Milford ! Mar. 21, 1906

Company E.

Eugene J. Stanton
Charles R. Blake.
Guy Pederzani . . .

Captain Nashua.

First Lieut. . . Nasli.ua.
Second Lieut. Nashua.

Jan. 12, 1904
Jan. 30, iou4
Jan. 30, 1004

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NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

FIRST REG I M E NT. — Continued.

Name.

Rank-

Residence.

Pate of
Commission.

Company F.

Eugene T. Sherburn.
Thomas F. Dalton...

Harold W. Hickman.

Captain

First Lieut.. . .
Second Lieut..

Manchester
Manchester

Manchester

Mar. 11, li>02
Apr. 30, 1906
Apr. 30, 1906

Company G.

Elbridge Z. Saunderson.

Walter C. Ellis

Earl L. Leach

Captain

First Lieut. . .
i Second Lieut.

Keene.
Keene.

Keene.

Mar. 11, 1901
Mar. 11, 1904
May 19, 1906

Company H.

Ernest C. Barker. . .

Orville E. Cain

Fordyce J. Thomas.

Captain

First Lieut —
Second Lieut.

Keene ! Feb. 7. 1906

Keene Mar. 21, 1906

Keene Mar. 11, 1901

Company I.

William E. Sullivan
Charles W. Hebert..
Fred A. Denton. . ..

Captain

First Lieut...
Second Lieut.

Nashua May 28, 1905

Nashua ! Mar. 21, 1906

Nashua ! Mar. 21, 1906

Willis A. Boynton .
Harry D. Emerson.
Stanley D. Nelson. .

Company K.

Anthony J. Foye

Captain

Manchester.

May 7, 1906

Company L.

Alfred Gustafson

Captain

Second Lieut..

Manchester.

Manchester.

Oct. 19, 1903

Carl H. Bergquist

June 4, 1906

Company M.

Captain

First Lieut.. .
Second Lieut.

Nashua ' Feb. 22, 1904

Nashua Feb. 22, 1904

Nashua Feb. 22, 1904

MILITARY OFFICERS.

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SECOND REGIMENT.--F1ELD AND STAFF.

\ \mi:.

Rank.

Residence.

Date i
Commission.

Edmund Tetley

( inaiies L. Mason

Kons I,. Piper

Harry s. Baldwin

Harley B. Roby

Eben s. Hawkins, Adjutant

Fred W. Lang, Quartermaster. ..
Walter G. Fuller, Commissary. . .

Robert S. loss. Ins. R. Pr

Harry ( >. Chesley, Surgeon

Russell Wilkins. Asst. Surgeon.
Eugene \Y. Leach, Paymaster...
John Vannevar, Chaplain.,

< Jolonel

Lieut.-Colonel.

Major

Major

Major

Captain

( iijitain

Captain

First Lieul —

Major

Captain

Captain

Captain

Laconia — Mar
Concord Mar

'-
'29,

16,
19,

11.

Concord J April 30,

10,
30,
30,

1!'.

28,

Laconia . .
Littleton.,
( loncord . .
Laconia . .

Concord. .

Laconia . . .

Dover

( loncord.
Kranklin
Concord.

April
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.

April

May

dan.
dan.
April
Aug.

1904
1905

1906
1904
1904
1905
190C
1900
1904
is;,-..

Company A.

John Sunderland, Jr Captain Dover

Joseph Connell Second Lieut.. Dover

Oct. 6, 190fi
April 25, 1902

Company B.

Chauncey B. Hoyt.. .
Israel II. Washburn.
Frederic T. Harriman

Captain Portsmouth,

First Lieut-. . Portsmouth.
Second Lieut.. Portsmouth,

Company C.

War. 20, 1S05
Dec. 11, 1903
Jan. 23, 1904

Albert \Y. Spaulding Captain

Stephen E.Hall..... First Lieut ..

George E. Hadley Second Lieut.

Concord

Concord
Concord

Company D.

Jan. 16, 1904
June 12, 1905
June 12, 1905

Hoy S. Ilashain. .
Clarence F. Hurd
Fred Boardway..

Captain

First Lieut..
Second Lieut.

Claremont.
Claremont.

Claremont.

Jan.
Oct.

30,
15,

1906
1901

Oct. 15. 1906

Company E.

Frank W. Brown —
A bred AY. Carpenter
Joseph G. Jones

Captain Concord \pril 16, li

First Lieut Concord Mar. 4,1904

Second Lieut. Concord M>ril 12, 1906

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NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

SECO N D R EG I M ENT.— Continued.

Name.

Kesidence.

Date of
Commission.

Company F.

John B. Nute

Horace K. Miller. .
Charles P. Barnum

Captain

First Lieut —
Second Lieut.

Littleton..
Littleton.,
Littleton . .

Mav 22, 190.1
May 22, 1905
Mav 22. 1903

Company G.

Oscar P. Cole

George F. Cullet..
Allison C. Gerham

Captain

First Lieut

.Second Lieut.

Berlin April 19, 1900

Berlin April 19, 19<'G

Berlin April 19, 1900

Company H.

Frank T. Kipley..
Edgar H. Wheeler
Frank K. French.

Captain

First Lieut —
Second Lieut.

Franklin
Franklin
Franklin

April 26, 190G
April 26, 1906

May 30, 1900

Company I.

William H. Nute ' Captain

Alvin F. Foss First Lieut —

Albert W. Scott Second Lieut.

Exeter
Exeter
Exeter

April 23, 1900
April 23. 1900
April 23, 1900

Company K.

Frank L.Drake Captain

Lyle C. Floyd First Lieut. . .

Frank L. Dame Second Lieut

Laconia .
Laconia

Laconia

Company L.

Dec. 3, 1904
Dec. 22, 1905
Dec. 22, 1905

William E. Thayer
Melvin B. Pray. ..
John Connell —

Captain

First Lieut —
Second Lieut.

June 11, 1900
June 11, 190t;
June 11, 1900

Company M.

Herbert A. Willey...
Francis P. Murphy. .
('banning W. Barnes

Captain

First Lieut

Second Lieut.

Feb. 3, 1904
Oct. 30, 1906
Oct. 30, 1900

MILITARY OFFICERS.

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ARTILLERY.
First Battery.

N \MK.

Hank.

Residence.

Date ol

Commission.

Silas R. Wallace Bvt. Major...

Charles E. Chapman First Lieut...

Albin Gustafson First Lieut...

Fred E. Wilson Second Lieut.

Manchester. Dec. 7. 1904

Manchester. Dec. :. 1904

Manchester. Jan. 28, 1902

Manchester. Mar. n, 1902

CAVALRY.
Troop A.

Charles 15. Davis.
Charles H. Dutton
Lewis W. Davis. .
Bertell L. Talbot .

Bvt. Major ...
First Lieut —
Second Lieut..
First Lieut..
Act. Asst. Sur.

Peterboro' ..

Hancock

Peterboro' ..[

Peterboro' . .

Aug. 27, 1905

Aug. 27, 1905
June 10, 1905

J tine 10. 1905

RETIRED LIST.

John A. Barker

Bvt. Capt. Batt

Manchester. .

Nashua

Keene

Dover

Concord

Claremont

Manchester. .
Lakeview.Me

Jan. 7 1902

Elbert Wheeler

Eugene M. Keyes

Frank E. Rollins

Brig. Gen.. Ins. (Jen. .
Major 1st Infantry. ..
Bvt. Lt.-Col., 2d 'Inf.
Major, 2d Infantry ...
First •Lieut., 2d Inf. .
Lieut. -Col., 2d lnf . ..
Captain, 1st Infantry.
Major and Brig. Qm. .

Jan. 28, 1902
Jan. 25, 1904
Mar. 22 1905

Frank H. Keenan

April 3, 1905
May 13, 1905
Dec. 30 1905

Alfred L. Trenowetb

J alius C. Tinison

UbaldHebert

( ; eorge M. Follett

Feb. 9, 190G
Dec 4 1906

STATE COMMITTEES, PLATFORMS, ETC.

CAMPAIGN OF 1906.

Officers of the Republican State Committee.

JACOB H. GALLINGER, Concord, Chairman.
L. ASHTON THORP, Manchester, Secretary.
WILLIAM F. THAYER, Concord, Treasurer.
WILLIAM II. TOPPING, Manchester, Executive Clerk.

Executive Committee.

JACOB II. GALLING KB, Concord, ex officio.
L. ASHTON THORP, Manchester, ex officio.
Rockingham County— ALBERT S. WETHERELL, Exeter.
Strafford County— SUMNER WALLACE, Rochester.
Belknap County— STEPHEN S. JEWETT, Laconia.
Carroll County— A. CROSBY KENNETT, Conway.
Merrimack County— FRANK S. STREETER, Concord.
Hillsborough County— NATHAN P. HUNT, Manchester.

JOHN II. FIELD, Nashua.
Cheshire County— JOHN E. BENTON, Keene.
Sullivan County— FRANK II. FOSTER, Claremont.
Grafton County— GEORGE II. ADAMS, Plymouth.
Coos County— FRANK P. BROWN, Whitefield.

MEMBER OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE 1 OR NEW HAMPSHIRE.

FRANK S. STREETER, Concord.

STATE COMMITTEE.

ROCK [NG HAM COUNTY.

Albert S. Wetherell, William IT. C. Follansby, Exeter; Joseph
R. Rowe, Brentwood; Warren Brown, Hampton Falls; Moses B.
Dow. Plaistow: Charles I. Pressey, Atkinson; William E. Storer,
Guy E. Corey, Portsmouth; John Torrey, Newfields; Louis G.
Hoyt, Kingston; John P. Hardy, Derry: Alvah H. Place, New-
market.

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STATE COMMITTEES, PLATFORMS, ETC. 53

STRAFFORD COUNTY.

J. Frank Seavey, Nathaniel Morn. Thomas II. Dearborn, Dover;
John 11. Nc;il. Sumner Wallace, Rochester; Alonzo I. Nute, Farm-
ington; Malcolm A. II. Hart, Milton; Charles F. Whitehouse,
James II. Joyce, Somersworth; John Q. A. Wentworth, L<>ilin--
ford (Salmon Falls P. ().); Jeremiah Langley, Durham; Walter
Buzzell, Barrington.

BELKNAP COUNTY.

Stephen S. Jewett, Laconia; Henry I'.. Quinby, Laconia (Lake-
port P. ().); Elmer S. Tilton, Laconia; Joseph F. Smith, Meredith
(Center); Ellsworth li. Rollins, Alton; Edwin ('. Bean, Belmont.

CARROLL COUNTY.

Edgar A. Stevens. Hart left: Charles B. Hoyt, Sandwich (Cen-
ter): Robert Lamprey. Tuftonborough (Wolfeborough P. O.) :
William .1. Britton, Wolfeborough; Frank S. Lord, Ossipee; A.
Crosbv Kennet I. Conway.

MERRIMACK COl NTY.

Jacob H. Gallinger, Frank S. Streeter, John IF. Brown, Lysan-
der IT. Carroll. Edward X. Pearson, Concord; Henry M. Baker,
Bow (Concord P. ().): Willis G. Buxton, Boscawen (Penacook
P. O.) ; Henry C. Davis, Warner; James B. Tennant, Epsom
(Short Falls P. ().): Edward G. Leach, Thomas F. Clifford, Frank-
lin; Edmund E. Truesdell, Pembroke (Suncook P. O.) : Jeremiah
F. Smith, Northfield (Tilton P. 0.) ; Hiram A. Tuttle, Pittsfield;
John K. Law, New London.

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY.

Nathan I'. Hunt, Alex Sandlund, Henry M. Putney. John C.
Bickford, James <i. M'Gerry, Edward P.. Woodbury, Herbert E.
Richardson, Edward .1. Powers, William Marcotte, Aime E. Bois-
vert, Manchester; Frank E. Kaley, Milford; Charles W. Hoitt,
Calvin 11. Wood, John II. Field, William II. Beasom, Lotie 1.
Minard, Barry W. Ramsdell, Nashua: Nathaniel Wentworth,
Hudson (Center); Edwin W. IL Farnum, Francestown; Charles
B. Eaton, Bennington; Samuel W. Holman, Hillsborough
(Bridge); Charles IL Burns, Wilton: George L. Eaton, Goffs-
town.

54 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

CHESHIRE COUNTY.

T. Nelson Hastings, Walpole; Waldo H. Perkins, Marlow; Al-
bert Annett, Jaffrey (East); Charles H. Hersey, Charles G.
Shedd, John E. Benton, Windsor II. Goodnow, Keene; Granville
Wardwell, Winchester.

SULLIVAN COUNTY.

Frank H. Foster, Claremont; Winston Churchill, Cornish
(Windsor, Vt., P. O.) ; John L. Dame, Newport; George W. Buss,
Aeworth; Lucius A. Purmort, Lempster (Mill Village P. O.) ;
George H. Bartlett, Sunapee; Frank W. Hamlin, Charlestown.

GRAFTON COUNTY.

George H. Adams, Plymouth; William D. Baker, Rumney
(Quincy P. O.); Arthur E. Davis, Haverhill (Woodsville P. O.) ;
Charles A. Haskell. Holderness; George H. Turner, Bethlehem;
Ira A. Chase, Bristol; Henry F. Green, Littleton; Edgar O.
Crossman, Lisbon; Frank D. Currier, Canaan; Harry M. Cheney,
Lebanon; Paul Lang, Orford; William II. Dimick, Lyme; Moody
C. Dole, Campton (Village).

COOS COUNTY.

Frank P. Brown. Whitefield; John B. Noyes, Oliver H. Tooth-
aker, Berlin; Merrill Shurtleff, Lancaster; Frank G. McKellips,
Northumberland (Groveton P. O.); Alfred R. Evans, Gorham;
William R. Moore, Stewartstown; Warren E. Drew, Colebrook.

DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

THOMAS II. MADIGAN, Jr., Concord, Chairman.

JOHN B. JAMESON. Antrim, Secretary.

WILLIAM YEATON, Concord, Treasurer.

Executive Committee.

Rockingham County— WILLIAM E. MARVIN, Portsmouth.
Strafford County— HAVEN DOE, Somersworth.
Belknap County— DR. A. H. HARRTMAN, Laconia.
Carroll Count v— JOHN B. NASH, Conway.

STATE COMMITTEES, PLATFORMS, ETC. 55

Merrimack County CLARENCE E. CARR, Andover.
Hillsborough County -JAMES l\ BRENNAN, Peterborough.
( heshire County GEORGE 11. FOLLANSBEE, Keene.
Sullivan County JOHN McCRILLIS, Newport.
Grafton County— EZRA B. MANX. Woodsville.
Cni\s County— WALTER DREW, Colebrook.

STATE COMMITTEE.

District No. 1.— FRED R. CASWELL, Northwood Ridge.
District No. 2.— GEORGE E. FELLOWS, Raymond.
District No. 3.— MYRON RICHARDSON. West Derry.
District No. 4.— L. WALLACE HALL. Salem.
District No. 5.— LEROY SANBORN, Kingston.
District No. 0.— GEORGE O. SANBORN, East Kingston.
District No. 7.— WARREN M. BATCHELDER, Hampton.
District No. 8.— GEORGE S. RUNDLETT, Jr., Epping.
District No. 9.— DANIEL W. BADGER, Newington.
District No. 10.— ALBERT S. LANGLEY, Exeter.
District No. 11.— JOHN H. DOWD, Portsmouth.

JOHN L. MITCHELL, Portsmouth.

T. J. DONOVAN. Portsmouth.
District No. 12.— CHARLES A. TIBBETTS, Barrington.
District No. 13. -^-MICHAEL J. WHITE, Dover.
District No. 14.— JAMES McCABE, Dover.
District No. 15.— MICHAEL B. HARRITY, Rollinsford.
District No. 16.— HAVEN DOE, Somersworth.
District No. 17.— F. B. PRESTON, Rochester.

E. E. SMALL, Rochester.
District No. IS.— JAMES H. FOSS, Strafford .
District No. 19.— DANA P. JOXES, New Durham.
District No. 20.— JOHN B. NASH, Conway.
District No. 21.— JAMES O. GERRY, Madison.
District No. 22.— FRANK A. BRVKR, Sandwich.
District No. 23.— FRANK P. HOBBS, Wolfe bo rough.
District No. 24.— NEWELL P. SIAS, Ossipcc
District No. 25.— IT. J. JOXES, Alton.
District No. 26.— WILLIAM H. MOSES, Tilton.
District No. 27.— T. J. GUAY, Laconia.

N. J. DYER., Laconia.

Ob NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

District No. 28.— A. CHESTER CLARK, Meredith.
District No. 29.— GEORGE W. STONE, Andover.
District No. 30.— JAMES E. SHEPARD, New London.
District No. 31.— WILLIAM O. FOLSOM, Henniker.
District No. 32.— FRED MYRON COLBY, Warner.
District No. 33.— CHARLES E. RAND, Northfield.
District No. 34.— FRANK D. HUTCHINS, Pittsfield.
District No. 35.— LLEWELLYN S. MARTIN, Pembroke.
District No. 36.— N. E. MARTIN, Concord.

WILLIAM J. AHERN, Concord.

JOSEPH PHANEUF, Concord.

T. 11. MADIGAN, Js., Concord.

JOHN E. MARDEN, Penacook.
District No. 37.—

DR. SETII W. JONES, Franklin.

HARRY W. DANIELL, Franklin.
District No. 38.— FRANK M. WOODBURY, Pelham.
District No. 39.— JOHN W. STORY, GofPstown.
District No. 40.— EDWARD FINERTY, Milford.
District No. 41.— ROBERT BROWN, Jr., Greenville.
District No. 42.— JAMES F. BRENNAN, Peterborough.
District No. 43.— GEORGE E. BALES, Wilton.
District No. 44.— JOHN B. JAMESON. Antrim.
District No. 45.— CHARLES S. PERRY, Hillsborough.
District No. 40.— DR. FRANK EATON, East Weare.
District No. 47.— J. J. DOYLE, Nashua.

GEORGE B. McQUESTEN, Nashua.

HENRI T. LEDOUN, Nashua.

C. II. MOORE, Nashua.
District No. 48.— M. J. DRTSCOLL, Manchester.

DR. NOEL E. GUILLET, Manchester.

WILLIAM J. STARR, Manchester.

JAMES A. BRODERICK, Manchester.

J. J. McGOYERN. Manchester.

JOSEPH P. CHATEL, Manchester.

JOSEPH FLEURY, Manchester.

JOHN J. CONNOR, Manchester.

MICHAEL CONNOR. Manchester.

STATE COMMITTEES, PLATFORMS, ETC. 57

District No. 49. JOSEPH BUNDY, Gilsum.

District No. 50. GEORGE II. DUNCAN, Jaffrey.

District No. 51. FRANKLIN I'. KELLOM, Winchester.

District No. :,:.'. THOMAS .1. WINN. Harrisville.

District No. :.:;. DON I. PETTS, Keene.

GEORGE II. EA^ILS, Keene.

District No. 54.— CHARLES J. O'NEIL, VValpole.

District No. 55- JOSIAH DAVIS, Cornish.

District No. 56.- F. O. CHELLIS, Newport.

District NO. 57.- BELA GRAVES, Unity.

District No. 58. FRANK I*. HUNTLEY, Claremont.

District No. 59.— FRANK COLLINS. Lebanon.

District NO. 60- EDWARD E. WELLS, Enfield.

District No. 61— T. W. D. WORTHEN, Hanover.

District No. 62.— DANIEL B. WEYMOUTH, Bristol.

District No. 63.— FRED .1. PEASE, Holderness.

District No. 64.— FRANK M. RICHARDSON, Littleton.

District No. 65.— TIMOTHY McGOULDRICK, Lincoln.

District No. 66.— GEORGE ('. CRAIG, Rumney Depot.

District NO. 67.— S. B. PAGE, Haverhill.

District No. 68.— S. II. BRIGHAM, Lisbon.

District No. 69.— WALTER DREW, Colebrook.

District NO. 70.— H. D. HINMAN, Coos.

District No. 71.— JOHN T. AMEY, Lancaster.

District No. 72.— MANASAH PERKINS, Jefferson.

District No. 73.— L. W. BRAGG, Errol.

District No. 74.- EDMUND SULLIVAN, Berlin.

JOSEPH A. WAGNER, Berlin.

I'. J. SMYTH, Berlin.

MIMI'.F.R OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE.

TRUE L. NORRIS, Portsmouth.

PROHIBITION STATE COMMITTEE.

REV. ALVA II. MORRILL, I). 1).. Laconia, Chairman.
H. R. HUBBARD, Francestown, Secretary.
D. M. BOYNTON, Lakeport, Treasurer.

58 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

LUKE F. RICHARDSON, Dublin.
JOHN C. BERRY, Plymouth.
RALPH E. MERAS, Exeter.
W. F. MOD ETON, Manchester.
JAMES MORRISON, Manchester.
LESTER M. OLM STEAD, Manchester.

County Committees.

Rockingham County— RALPH E. MERAS, Exeter.
Strafford County—A. E. BERRY, Rochester.
Belknap County— DON BOYNTON, Lakeport.
Carroll County— SAMUEL LEAV1TT, Wolfeborough.
Merrimack County— F. E. HEATH, Concord.
Hillsborough County— H. R. HUBBARD, Francestown.
Cheshire County— LUKE F. RICHARDSON, Dublin.
Grafton County— E. C. CHASE, Lebanon.
Coos County— DR. A. W. WARK, Lancaster.

SOCIALIST STATE COMMITTEE.

LOUIS ARNSTEIN, Dover, Chairman.
WILLIAM H. WILKINS, Claremont, Secretary.

Executive Committee.

JOHN P. BURKE, Franklin.
SUMNER F. CLAFLIN, Manchester.
ASA WARREN DREW, Ashland.
F. W. CORNISH, Keene.
LOUIS ARNSTEIN, Dover.

REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

Adopted by the State Convention, September 18, 1906.

The Republicans of New Hampshire, among the first to en-
dorse the candidacy of Theodore Roosevelt for president, register
today their unqualified approval of his administration. With

STATE COMMITTEES, PLATFORMS, ETC. 59

the co-operation of the Republican majority in congress he has
been able to keep faith -with the people, and under his leader-
ship the Republican party lias made a new record of achieve-
ments.

We commend the industry and work of the fifty-ninth eon-
press. So much has been accomplished at its first session that
Ave may reasonably expect every promise made by the Republi-
can national convention of 1904 to be fulfilled at its final ad-
journment.

We congratulate the country that Republican financial and
industrial policies have brought unprecedented prosperity to
the country since 1S97; and we are opposed to any change which
would undermine that cardinal principle of the Republican
party — protection to American manufactures and labor.

We endorse the action of the United States Senate in passing
the Gallinger shipping bill, a measure of transcendent importance
to our industrial, agricultural, and commercial interests; and
we request our representatives in the house to make all honor-
able efforts to secure its consideration and passage by that body.

The patriotic services of the fading army of Civil War vet-
erans are no less appreciated by a grateful country now that
their number is rapidly diminishing, and we rejoice with them
that the government's recognition of their valor and suffering
is today the willing tribute of all the people.

In protecting American labor from foreign competition, the
Republican party has not been unmindful of the requests of the
wage earners for shorter hours and improved conditions of
employment, as is shown by both national and state legislation
enacted for their welfare. We pledge ourselves to a continuance
of this policy, that the wage earners may receive their full
share of the benefit of our prosperity.

The Republican party of New Hampshire has held the confi-
dence of the people because it has ever been ready to deal with
all public questions as they arise, and to correct abuses as they
are pointed out. This spirit of progress is no less the inspira-
tion of the party today. The earnest of its sincerity is the his-
tory of its fulfilled pledges.

We welcome the fullest discussion of our management of

60 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

gtate affairs. The record made by the Republican party in its
half century of control in this state requires neither apology
nor explanation. Its bare recital is its justification. Every
dollar of revenue has been scrupulously accounted for, and
has been expended in accordance with the votes of the people's
representatives in the legislature.

During- this period of control we have paid ten million dollars
of Civil War debts, debts for which the Republican party was
not responsible. In addition, we have built and maintained an
industrial school, a state normal school, an agricultural col-
lege, a new state prison, a soldiers' home, a state library, a
school for the feeble minded, and enlarged the state hospital
to more than quadruple its original size.

The state has assumed the care of its insane and other un-
fortunates, provided for the reform of its wayward youth, given
generously in aid of education, erected monuments in memory
of its sons distinguished in war and peace, looked after the
public health, fostered manufactures and agriculture, dealt
liberally by its Civil War veterans, and appropriated freely for
the development of its natural resources, including its highways
of travel.

For these educational, industrial, philanthropic, reformatory
and patriotic undertakings has the revenue of the state been ap-
plied. We congratulate the people that nowhere is there a
demand that appropriations for any of these worthy objects be
discontinued or curtailed.

If there is opportunity for retrenchment, it must come through
a reduction of the cost of administration. We, therefore, cab
upon the next legislature for such inquiry and action as shall
satisfy the people that the best business methods prevail in all
departments of the state government, and that there is neither
waste nor extravagance in the expense of administering state
affairs.

The real question before the public, therefore, is not one of
reduced appropriations, but one of inquiry to ascertain if the
present assessment of all classes of property is equitable and
yielding proper returns, and to learn what new sources of rev-
enue are available.

STATE COMMITTEES, PLATFORM8, ETC. 61

The lasl legislature, recognizing this situation and seeking
new sources of revenue, enacted ;i law taxing collateral inheri-
tances. If the constitutionality of this law is upheld by the
supreme court, it will yield upwards of one hundred thousand
dollars annually to the state treasury.

We, therefore, recommend that the next legislature direct
thorough investigation of our system of taxation, and by tax
commission inquire and report what new sources of revenue are
available, and how the present assessment of property for taxa-
tion can he improved so that all classes of property, all interests
and individuals may hear their just proportion of the public
burdens.

We urge that the next legislature, as soon as organized, au-
thorize the state treasurer to contract with the railroads for
the transportation of its members from their homes to the capi-
tal and return each week on specified days, and that the cost
be paid from the state treasury as mileage of members.

We further urge that the issuing of free passes by railroads
and their acceptance by individuals be limited by penal statute
to such classes as railroad officers and employees, persons in
charge of mail and express, and persons in misfortune, who are
unable to pay their fares.

A free ballot and an honest count lias been the slogan of the
Republican party from the time of its birth. In reaffirming
that principle today, we welcome any additional legislation that
shall guard the purity of the ballot and protect it from the cor-
ruption of individuals and corporations.

Since the adoption of the Australian ballot for elections in
this state, the present caucus system of selecting party candi-
dates has become unsatisfactory to the people. A change in
the manner of nominations for office is essential to preserve
the integrity of party organizations. We, therefore, earnestly
recommend that the next legislature ascertain whether this can
be best accomplished by means of a direct primary, or by some
effective method which confines party nominations to party ad-
herents, provides for registration of voters and simultaneous
primaries, and gives the fullest opportunity for a free, honest,
and direct expression of the people in their selection of candi-
dates for office.

62 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

All influences brought to bear upon the legislature should be
open and above board. We, therefore, demand such legisla-
tion as will tend to eliminate a corrupt lobby from participation
in the legislation of the state, and secure the registration of
attorneys and others who may aj)pear before legislative bodies
with returns of their fees and expenses.

Although the constitutional conventions of 1SS9 and 1902 sub-
mitted no amendments to the constitution enlarging- the num-
ber of elective offices, yet we recommend to the next legislature
the inquiry whether the public interests will be better sub-
served by placing in the hands of the people the direct election
of railroad commissioners and some other state officers created
by statute and now appointed by the governor and council.

We commend the present state administration for its success-
ful efforts in enforcing the laws against gambling at the Salem
race track. If additional legislation is necessaiw to suppress
the evil of gambling, the Republican party hereby pledges itself
to its enactment.

W 7 hen the present local option law was passed, it was with the
express understanding that prohibition was to be made effec-
tive in no-license territory. That understanding the Republican
party stands committed to fulfill. We, therefore, not only de-
mand the rigid enforcement of all provisions of the local option
law, but pledge ourselves to secure such new enactments as will
make the j>rohibitory features of the law potential.

"We recommend to the Republicans of the various senatorial
districts, towns, and wards- of the state, the selection of can-
didates for the legislature in thorough sympathy with the dec-
larations of this platform, to the end that all its pledges may
be fulfilled at the next session of the General Court.

DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

Adopted by the State Convention, September 25, 190C.

We demand the strict and impartial enforcement of all laws
as long as they remain upon the statute books.

We demand the abolition of the state license commission and
the relegation of its authority and duties to the cities, towns,

STATE COMMITTEES, PLATFORMS, ETC. 68

and courts where it belongs. We believe in license with local

option, not license with commission option.

We demand the enactment of a statute to prevenl the giving
Or issuing of railroad passes except to actual railroad officials
or employees and poor persons in misfortune; and the enact-
ment of a statute providing thai no public official in any de-
partment of the state government, shall accept or receive free
transportation from any corporation operating any railroad in
this state, and that the acceptance or reception of the same
shall operate to effect his resignation from office.

We demand the rigid enforcement of all laws againsl bribery
or other corrupt practices in elections, legislation or public
administration; the enactment of a direct primary law and of
additional laws requiring the publication of sworn statements
of all campaign expenses; and re-enactment of the law passed
in 1SS7, regulating" railroad lobbies.

We demand a revision of the laws on taxation, so that all
persons, associations and corporations, foreign and domestic,
may bear their fair share of the public expense.

We demand the extension of the fifty-eight-hour law so as to
embrace every month of the year, and the passage of an em-
ployer's liability act; we record ourselves as heartily in favor
of the labor laws introduced by Democrats at the last session
of the legislature and killed by the Kepublican majority; we
demand the adoption of the initiative and referendum.

We demand that all cities and towns be authorized by general
laws to construct and operate waterworks, and electric and gas
lighting plants, and to acquire by the right of eminent domain,
plants of this nature now existing, or hereafter constructed by
private capital.

We demand the municipal election of all police and other com-
missions having to do with city or town affairs; the abolition
of other commissions that have not proven valuable to the
people; the election by the people of United States senator-,
state treasurer and secretary of state, and that railroad, insur-
ance and other commissioners be elected by the people and
paid by the state.

We demand that state expenses be reduced to a reasonable
and economical basis.

64 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

We pledge ourselves to promote in every legitimate way the
advancement of the principles set forth in this platform, and
to hold all persons elected upon the Democratic ticket respon-
sible for their action in this respect.

PROHIBITION PLATFORM.

Adopted by the State Convention, March 21, 1906.

AYe, the representatives of the Prohibition party of the state
of New Hampshire, in convention assembled in Concord on the
twenty-first day of March, 1906, acknowledging- Almighty God
as the rightful ruler of nations, make the following declaration
of political principles and purposes:

Article 1. We renew our allegiance to the National Prohi-
bition party and platform.

Art. 2. Believing that the manufacture, sale, importation,
exportation, and transportation of intoxicating liquors are the
greatest menace to our civilization and that these can be sup-
pressed by proper laws and their enforcement to this end, we
demand the repeal of the present license and local option law,
and the enactment and enforcement of Prohibition law.

Art. 3. As the Prohibition party stands for justice to all,
we believe that the right of suffrage ought to be given without
the distinction of sex.

Art. 4. We favor the government's ownership and control
of public utilities.

Art. 5. As the Prohibition party is the only political party
which is openly and uncompromisingly hostile to the legalized
liquor traffic, we, therefore, invite all voters, who believe in its
overthrow, to support the candidates nominated and platform
principles this clay adopted.

STATE COMMITTEES, PLATFORMS, ETC. 65

SOCIALIST STATE PLATFORM.

We, tlu> members of the working class who are organized
politically into the Socialist party of 1 lie state of New Hamp-
shire, call upon every member of our class to join with us for
the purpose of capturing the powers of government, that we
may take possession of the tools of production, abolish the wage
system and establish a system of production for the benefit of
the workers.

Today the tools of production arc owned by the capitalist
class; they are operated by the working class, but only when
operation will make profits for the owning class. Ownership of
the machines, mines, factories and railroads gives to the cap-
italist class control over the lives of the members of the work-
ing class through the wage system.

The owning 1 class can give or withhold employment at will.
As a result of this absolute power the workers who perform
all useful labor must humiliate themselves by begging for jobs
of a class that performs no useful labor. If the permission to
work' is withheld, they and their families must starve.

The wage system is the cause of starvation, disease, crime,
prostitution, child labor, stunted bodies, and warped minds for
the workers, while it gives to the capitalists palaces for homes;
th e pick of the world's market for food; the finest raiment, cul-
ture, education, travel, and all that makes life worth living.

Society is thus divided into two hostile classes — capitalists
and wage workers.

This condition lias brought into birth the Socialist party, fhe
political expression of the struggle of the working class for
power. This party owes allegiance to and is a part of the in-
ternational Socialist movement.

"With a system of industry owned and operated by the work-
ers the struggle for existence would be shifted from the indi-
vidual to society as a whole.

The capitalist class owning the means of production and dis-
tribution, finance, the Republican, Democratic, and reform par-
ties, making them faithful servants of capitalism, and thereby
completely controlling the legislative, judicial and executive
offices of the state and nation in effect, making government
the executive committee of the capitalist.

66 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

This fact demands as an inevitable conclusion, the organiza-
tion of the working class into a political party that shall
be everywhere and always distinct from and opposed to every
political party not formed entirely upon the interest of the work-
ing 1 class.

The Socialist party is organized to meet this demand and is
therefore the party of the working class.

The Socialist party, when in office, shall always and every-
where, until the present system of wage slavery is utterly abol-
ished, make the answer to this question its guiding rule of con-
duct: A V i 1 1 this legislation advance the interests of the working-
class and aid the workers in their class struggle against capital-
ism? If it does, the Socialist party is for it; if it does not, the
Socialist party is absolutely opposed to it.

In accordance with this principle, the Socialist party pledges
4tself to conduct all the public affairs of this state in such a
manner as to promote the interest of the working class.

Economic development under private ownership and competi-
tion subjects all middle class and small proj)rietors to a des-
perate and losing struggle. The ultimate of that struggle is
the extinction of these two economic elements, forcing them
down into the wage working class, with no certainty of em-
ployment, their wealth passing into the possession of a few great
capitalists. Well authenticated statistics prove that this jn'ocess
of dispossession is going rapidly forward. That widely circu-
lated journal, the Saturday Evening Post, has disclosed editori-
ally that "if the census of 1910 repeats the story told by every
census from 1850 down, in the year 1910 from 80 to S4 per cent
of the families of the countrv will be living in tenant houses
and from 10 to 20 per cent only in their own houses."

With this inevitable fate staring them in the face, the Socialist
party invites the small proprietors and middle class of this
state to unite with it to overthrow the capitalist system with
its struggles and tragedies, and aid in bringing the just and
rational system of the commonwealth.

In conclusion we appeal to all working men to study the
principles of Socialism, to vote with their class at all elections
until they overthrow the powers of capitalism, abolish indus-
trial classes in society, and forever end the class struggle and

STATE COMMITTEES, PLATFORMS, ETC. 67

inaugurate the co-operative commonwealth, based upon t he
fundamental principle of justice: to every worker the lull prod-
uct <>f his labor.

Workers of the world unite!

You have nothing to lose but your chains. You have a world
to win.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF TOWNS AND WARDS AS
DISTRICTED FOR ELECTION PURPOSES.

Congressional
Towns. District.

Acworth 2

Albany 1

Alexandria 2

Allenstown 1

Alstead 2

Alton 1

Amherst 2

Andover 2

Antrim 2

Ashland 2

Atkinson 1

Auburn ]

Barnstead ]

Barrington 1

Bartlett 1

Bath 2

Bedford 1

Belmont 1

Bennington 2

Benton 2

Berlin— Ward 1 2

Ward 2 2

4

Ward ?>.... 2

Bethlehem 2

Boscawen 2

Bow 2

Bradford 2

Brentwood 1

Bridgewater

Councilor
District.

Senatorial
District.

County.

4

7

Sullivan.

5

5

Carroll.

5

Grafton.

1

11

Merrimack.

3

8

Cheshire.

5

4

Belknap.

3

15

Hillsborough.

4

6

Merrimack.

3

8

Hillsborough.

4

4

Grafton.

2

21

Bockingham.

2

11

Rockingham.

1

5

Belknap.

1

12

Strafford.

5

■ >

Carroll.

5

2

Grafton.

3

11)

Hillsborough.

4

4

Belknap.

3

8

Hillsborough.

5

2

Grafton.

5

1

Cobs.

5

1

Coos.

5

1

Coos.

5

2

Grafton.

4

Merrimack'.

2

9

Merrimack.

4

8

Merrimack.

2

21

Bockingham.

4

4

Grafton.

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LIST OF TOWNS AND WARDS.

Congressional Councilor Senatorial

Towns. District. District. District.

Bristol 2 4

Brookfield 1

.''•cook line 2 :; 15

Campton 2 5 j

Canaa n 2 5

Candia 1 l 1 1

Canterbury 1 4 n

< 'arroll 2 "> 1

Center Harbor .... 1 5 4

Charlestown 2 4 7

Chatham 1 r> 5

Chester 1 2 21

Chesterfield 2 .'{ 14

Chichester 1 1 11

Claremont 2 4 7

Clarksville 2 5 l

Colebrook 2 5 1

Columbia 2 o ]

Concord— Ward 1... 2 4 11

Ward 2... 2 4 10

Ward 3... 2 4 11

Ward 4... 2 4 10

Ward 5... 2 4 10

Ward 6... 2 4 10

Ward 7... 2 4 9

Ward S... 2 4 11

Ward 9... 2 4 10

Conway 1 5 5

Cornish 2 4 7

Croydon 2 4 7

Dalton 2 5 1

Danbury 2 4

Danville 1 2 21

Deerfield 1 1 11

Derry 1 2 19

Deering- 2

Dorchester 2 ."> 2

Dover— Ward 1 1 1 22

G9

( lounty.
Grafton.
< arroll.
Hillsborough.
( trafton.
I i ra Hon.
Rockingham.
Merrimack.
Coos.
Belknap.
Sullivan.
( arroll.
Rockingham.
Cheshire
Merrimack.
Sullivan.
Cods.
Cods.
Cods.

Merrimack.
Merrimack.
Merrimack.
Merrimack.
Merrimack.
Merrimack.
Merrimack.
Merrimack.
Merrimack.
Carroll.
Sullivan.
Sullivan.
Coos.
Merrimack'.

Rockingham.

Rockingham.

Rockingham.

Hillsborough.

Grafton.

Si rafford.

70

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

Congressional
Towns. District.

Dover — Ward 2 1

Ward 3 1

Ward 4 1

Ward 5 1

Dublin 2

Dummer 2

Dunbarton 2

Durham 1

East Kingston .... 1

Easton 2

Eaton 1

Effing-ham 1

Ellsworth 2

Enfield 2

Epping 1

Epsom 1

Errol 2

Exeter 1

Farmington 1

Fitzwilliam 2

Francestown 2

Franconia 2

Franklin — Ward 1 . . 2

Ward 2.. 2

Ward ?>.. 2

Freedom 1

Fremont 3

Gilmanton 1

Gilford 1

Gilsum 2

Goffstown 1

Gorham 2

Goshen 2

Grafton 2

Grantham 2

Greenfield 2

Greenland 1

Councilor
District.

Senatorial
District.

County.

1

22

Strafford.

1

22

Strafford.

1

23

Strafford.

1

23

Strafford.

3

14

Cheshire.

5

1

Coos.

2

9

Merrimack.

1

22

Strafford.

2

21

Rockingiiam.

5

2

Grafton.

5

5

Carroll.

5

5

Carroll.

5

2

Grafton.

5

3

Grafton.

1

23

Rocking-ham.

1

11

Merrimack.

5

1

Coos.

2

21

Rockingham.

1

5

Strafford.

3

34

Cheshire.

3

8

Hillsborough

5

2

Grafton.

4

6

Merrimack.

4

6

Merrimack.

4

.

Merrimack.

5

5

Carroll.

2

21

Rockingham.

1

4

Belknap.

1

4

Belknap.

3

13

Cheshire.

3

9

Hillsborough

5

1

Coos.

4

T

Sullivan.

5

n

Grafton.

4

i

Sullivan.

3

s

Hillsborough

1

23

Rockingham.

LIST OF TOWNS AND WARDS.

Congressional Councilor Senatorial
Towns- District. District. District.

Greenville 2 3 15

Groton 2 5 2

Hampstead I 2 21

Hampton 1 2 2 1

Hampton Falls 1 2 21

Hancock 2 3

Hanover 2 4 3

Harrisville 2 3 14

Hart's Location .... 1 ."> ">

Haverhill 2 5 2

Hebron 2 5 2

Henniker 2 4 9

Hill 2 4 3

Hillsborough 2 4 ".»

Hinsdale 2 3 14

Holderness 2 5 4

Hollis 2 3 15

Hooksett 1 2 9

Hopkinton 2 4 9

Hudson 1 2 20

Jaffrey 2 3 14

Jackson 1 5 5

Jefferson 2 5 1

Keene— Ward 1 2 3 13

Ward 2 2 3 13

Ward 3 2 3 13

Ward 4 2 3 13

Ward 5 2 3 13

Kensington 1 2 21

Kingston 1 2 21

Laconia — Ward 1... 1 1 6

. Ward 2... 1 1 6

Ward 3 ... 1 1 6

Ward 4... 1 1 6

Ward 5... 1 1 6

Ward 6... 1 1 4

Lancaster 2 5 1

County.

1 [illsborough.

Grafton.

Rockingham.

Rockingham.

Rockingham.

Hillsborough.

Grafton.

( heshire.

Carroll.

draft on.

Grafton.

Merrimack.

Merrimack.

Hillsborough.

Cheshire.

Grafton.

Hillsborough.

Merrimack.

Merrimack.

Hillsborough.

Cheshire.

Carroll.

Coos.

Cheshire.

Cheshire.

Cheshire.

Cheshire.

Cheshire.

Rockingham.

Rockingham.

Belknap.

Belknap.

Belknap.

Belknap.

Belknap.

Belknap.

Coos.

72 NEW HAMPSHIRE

Congressional Councilor
Towns. District. District.

LandafE 2 5

Langdon 2 4

Lebanon 2 4

Lee 1 1

Lempster 2 4

Lincoln 2 5

Lisbon 2 5

Litchfield 1 2

Littleton 2 5

Livermore 2 5

Londonderry 1 2

London 1 1

Lyman 2 5

Lyme 2 4

Lyndeborotigh 2 3

Madbury 1 1

Madison 1 5

Manchester —

Ward 1... 1 2

Ward 2... 1 2

Ward :;...!

Ward 4... 1 2

Ward :.... 1 2

Ward (I... 1 2

Ward r... 1 2

Ward 8... 1 2

Ward '.)... 1 2

Ward 10.. 1 2

Marlborough 2 3

'Marlow 2 3

Mason '- 3

Meredith 1 •">

Merrimack 1 3

Middleton 1 1

Milan 2 5

Milford 2 3

Milton 1 1

Monroe 2 5

MANUAL.

Senatorial
District.

County.

9

Grafton.

7

Sullivan.

• >

• >

Grafton.

• >■>

Strafford.

i

Sullivan.

o

Grafton.

•>

Grafton.

19

Hillsborough.

2

Grafton.

2

( irafton.

19

Rockingham.

11

Merrimack.

o

*»

(irafton.

3

Grafton.

S

Hillsborough.

9 •>

Strafford.

5

Carroll.

16

Hillsborough.

16

Hillsborough.

IT

Hillsborough.

17

Hillsborough.

is

Hillsborough.

IS

Hillsborough.

17

Hillsborough.

is

Hillsborough.

IS

Hillsborough.

{$

Hillsborough.

13

Cheshire.

s

Cheshire.

1.")

Hillsborough.

6

Belknap.

1!)

Hillsborough.

~>

Strafford.

1

Coos.

I.")

Hillsborough.

12

Sirafford.

2

• Irafton.

LIST OF TOWNS AN

Congressional Councilor
Towns. District. District.

Mont Vernoo 2 3

Moultonborough l 5

Nashua Ward t... 2 3

Ward :.»... 2 3

Ward 3... 2 3

Ward 4... 2 3

Ward 5... 2 3

Ward 6... 2

Ward 7... 2 3

Ward 8... 2 3

Ward '.)... 2 3

Nelson 2 3

New Boston 2 3

Newbury 2 4

Newcasl le 1 1

New Durham 1 1

New-fields 1 2

New Hampton 1 4

Newington 1 1

New [pswicb 2 3

New London 2 4

Newmarket 1 1

Newport 2 4

New ton 1 2

Northfield 1 4

North Hampton 1 1

Northumberland ... 2 5

North wood 1 1

Nottingham 1 1

Orange 2 5

Orford 2 4

Ossipee 1 5

Pelham 1 2

Pembroke 1 4

Peterborough 2 3

Piermont 2 5

Pittsburg 2 5

Pittsfield 1 1

I) WARDS,

3

Senatorial

District.

i ounty.

-

Hills borough.

4

( Jarroll.

lit

Hillsborough.

19

II illsborough.

19

Hillsborough.

20

1 1 illsborough.

20

1 1 illsborough.

20

nil Isborough.

20

1 [illsborough.

20

I li [Isborough.

20

Hillsborough,

13

Cheshire.

-

1 [illsborough.

8

Merrimack.

24

Rockingham.

"}

Strafford.

21

Rockingham.

4

Belknap.

23

Rockingham.

15

It illsborough.

■ >

Merrimack.

23

Rockingham.

r

Sullivan.

21

Rockingham.

6

Merrimack.

23

Rockingham.

1

Cods.

12

Rockingham.

12

Rockingham.

3

( irafton.

3

' irafton.

5

Carroll.

20

Hillsborough.

11

Merrimack.

15

Hillsborough.

q

■>

( irafton.

1

Coos.

11

Merrimack.

74 NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

Congressional Councilor Senatorial

Towns. District. District. District.

Plainfield 2 4 7

Plaistow 1 2 21

Plymouth 2 5 4

Portsmouth—

Ward 1 . . 1 1 24

Ward 2.. 1 1 24

Ward :'».. 1 1 23

Ward 4.. 1 1 24

Ward 5.. 1 1 24

Randolph 2 5 1

Raymond 1 1 11

Richmond 2 3 14

Rindge 2 3 14

Rochester— Ward 1. 1 1 12

Ward 2. 1 1 12

Ward 3. 1 1 12

Ward 4. 1 1 12

Ward .".1 1 3 2

Ward 6. 1 1 1::

Rollinsford 1 1 22

Roxbury J 3 3 3

Rumnev 2 5 2

Rye 1 1 23

Salem 1 2 20

Salisbury 2 4 f>

Sanborn ton 1 4 c>

Sandown 1 2 21

Sandwich 1 5 4

Seabrook 1 2 21

Sharon 2 3 15

Shelburne 2 5 1

Somers worth —

Ward 1. 1 1 12

Ward 2. 1 1 12

Ward 3. 1 1 12

Ward 1. 1 1 12

Ward 5. 1 1 12

South Hampton .... 1 2 21

County.
Sullivan.
Rockingham.
Grafton.

Rockingham.

Rockingham.

Rockingham.

Ifockingham.

Rockingham.

Coos.

Rockingham.

Cheshire.

Cheshire.

Strafford.

Strafford.

Strafford.

Strafford.

Strafford.

Strafford.

Strafford.

Cheshire.

Grafton.

Rockingham.

Rockingham.

Merrimack.

Belknap.

Rockingham.

Carroll.

Rockingham.

Hillsborough.

Coos.

Strafford.
Strafford.
Strafford.
Strafford.
Strafford.
Rockingham.

LIST OF TOWNS AND WARDS.

Congressional Councilor Senatorial

Towns. District. District. District.

Springfield 2 4 7

Stark 2 5 1

Stewartstown 2 5 1

Stoddard 2 3

Strafford 1 1

Stratford 2 5 1

Stratham 1 1 23

Sullivan 2 3 13

Sunapee 2 4 7

Surry 2 3 13

Sutton 2 4 8

Swanzey 2 3 14

Tamworth 1 5 5

Temple 2 3 15

Thornton 2 5 2

Tilton 1 4 6

Troy 2 3 14

Tuftonborough .... 1 5 4

Unity 2 4 7

Wakefield 1 5 5

Walpole 2 3 S

Warner 2 4

Warren 2 5 2

Washington 2 4 8

Waterville 2 5 2

Weare 2 3 8

Webster 2 4 9

Went worth 2 5 2

Wentwortlrs Loca-
tion 2 5 1

"Westmoreland 2 3 14

Whitefield 2 5 1

Wilmot 2 4 3

Wilton 2 3 15

Winchester 2 3 14

Windham 1 2 10

Windsor 2 3 8

Wolfeborough 1 5 4

Woodstock 2 .") 2

75

( ounty.
Sullivan.

Coos.

( oos.

Cheshire.

Strafford.

Coos.

lvocking-ham.

Cheshire.

Sullivan.

Cheshire.

Merrimack.

Cheshire.

Carroll.

Hillsborough.

Grafton.

Belknap.

Cheshire.

Carroll.

Sullivan.

Carroll.

Cheshire.

Merrimack.

Grafton.

Sullivan.

Grafton.

Hillsborough.

Merrimack.

Grafton.

Coos.

Cheshire.

Coos.

Merrimack.

Hillsborough.

Cheshire.

Rockingham.

Hillsborough.

Carroll.

Grafton.

70

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

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78

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR, -NOV. 6, 1906.

Rockingham County.

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

soc.

^

f—i

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H3

02

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i— t

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£

o

02

Atkinson

Auburn

Brentwood ....

Candia

Chester

Danville

Deerfield

Derry

East Kingston .
Epping

Exeter

Fremont

Greenland ....
Hampstead ....

Hampton

Hampton Falls
Kensington ....

Kingston

Londonderry . .
Newcastle

Newfields

Newington ....
Newmarket. . . .

Newton

North Hampton

40
80
80
125
95

21
75
25
85
72

86

35

153

97

330

384

58

47

110

199

573

282

107

28

84

67

153

72

199

102

47

<

65

47

142

141

88

95

61

62

86

23

38

46

153

204

140

66

106

89

9

10

3

4
2

51

1
8

25

3

2
12

6

2

6

10
o

10

7
o

3

1

2

38

2

23

1

7
1

22

1
8

•>

VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

9

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

soo.

T3

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Rockingham County. —
( 'oncluded.

Floy
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Northwood . .

149
88
114
244
399

104
161
117
130
140

254
42

188
26
83

82
79

78
201
255

220
121
108
184
101

95

67

147

9

73
27

8
1
4
2
8

2
3

At

1
7

•2

Nottingham

1

3

4

5

Plaistow

Portsmouth — Ward

4 4

i
2

( 4
4 4
.4

Raymond

2

4
5

Rye

Salem

Sandown

1
3

Seabrook

Soutli Hampton.

5

4
5
1

1

Stratham

Windham

1
1

Totals

5,524

4,218

234

140

2

80

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

REP.

DEM.

pro. ;

soc.

a

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Strafford County.

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Barrineton

203

126

Dover — Ward 1

299

J 36

9

7

2

385

21)0

6

18

3..

296

133

12

. 5

"4..

374

269

11

13

5

14

206

2

Durham ...

117
373

54
2 1

2

5

1

Farmingtoii

7

Lee

88
50

52

231

40

120

144

162

171
142

187
151

115
115

83

98

40

171

07
49

32

117

74

92

131

93

184

60

146

142

82
85
95

210
07

133

Madbury .

1

1

Middleton

Milton ...

13
2

19
2

15

2

1

27

1

1
1

2

New Durham

Rochester — Ward 1 . . . .

1

2..

a •>

O . . . .

1

4

2

"

3

6

3

Rollinsford

3

Somersworth — Ward J

3

a ■)

1

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3

" 4

3

"

Strafford . . .

Totals

4,230

3,322

130

79

\OTK FOR GOVERNOR.

81

Belknap County.

Alton

Barnstead ...

Belmont

Center Harbor
Gilford

Gilmanton

Laeonia.Ward 1
" 2
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6

Meredith

New Hampton
Sanbornton
Tilton

180

J47

176

57

in

119

52

136

104
168

172

298

183
108
107

150

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

soc.

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Totals t -J. -274

102

160

65

50
70

105

97

1 52

1 38

99
130

142
54
77

212

1,708

15

10
12
10
27

25
C)

27
9

23

19

4:5
87
22
12
30

3
3

1

1
2
3

3

37 1 )

26

2

3}

a

82

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

soc.

i-H

O

£

r— 1

i— i

r— H

T"!

X

33

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D

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r*

Carroll County.

2 <£>

i— 1

CD

o

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1-5 •

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5

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• 2

O

8 3

s a

is f- 1

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+3

H

I— 1

j|S

+3

o

eg

£

*

Albany

20

11

1

Bartlett

102

140

2

2

Brookfield

49

83

341

30

10

210

Chatham

1

18

Conway

4

Eaton

48
69

66

To

Effingham

Freedom

64

101

2

Hart's Location

4
03

Jackson

58

2

Madison

80

48

4

3

Moultonborough

212

53

3

Ossipee

182

118

3

1

Sandwich

103

150

10

1

Tamworth

138

58

1

Tuftonborough

Wakefield

94

82

179

157

7

Wolfeborough

354

244

9

2

• • • ■ • a

Totals

2,135

1,017

08

14

1

VOTK FOR GOVERNOR,

83

Merrimack County.

Allenstown
Andover . .
Boscawen

Bow

Bradford

Canterbury

Chichester

Concord — Ward 1

" a

" 3

4
5
6.

T
8.

9

Danbuiy

Dunbarton

Epsom

Franklin — Ward 1

Hemriker

Hill

Hooksett

" 2
" 3

Hopkinton .

Loudon

Newbury
New London

103

n

114
79
92

63

78
183

96
119

341
267
276

333
52

76

47
(54
62

141)

156

201

109

51

133

223

117

37

90

73
191
122

73
130

84

74

300

109

134

495
286
410
438
259

301
09
83
65

140

328
199
232
16
171

J 59

147

66

48

5
3

7
6

4

10

10

3

8
1

11
19
31
23
2

5

2

11

11

24
22
30

15

2

12

1
2

1

9
3

1

18
5
7

16
2

12

10

22

10
2

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

S< )C.

-H

1—1

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1— 1
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M

125

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14

84

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

KEP.

Merrimack County.
— < 'oncluded.

O 33

Km

s3
O

DEM.

C

s3

PRO.

soc.

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33

53

Northfield
Pembroke
Pittsfield .
Salisbury.

Sutton

Warner

Webster. .
Wilmot .

Totals

125

250
215

85
100

206

< <
65

87

218

239

64

91

135
65
75

9

17

30

1

17

6
6

13

2

1

10

1

3

o

.■V

2

4,908

6,182

378

158

6

1

YOTK 1'oii GOV r ERNOR.

85

Hillsborough County.

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

soc.

C

>.

1— 1

1— 1

08

ft

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C 33

fc /.

33

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th.

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c

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£

£

u

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c
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u
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33

Amherst

Antrim

Bedford

Bennington

Brookline

Deering

Francestown

Groffstown

< rreenlield

Greenville

Hancock

Hillsborough

Hollis

Hudson

Litchfield

Lyndeborough

Manchester — Ward 1
" 2
" 3
" 4

" 5
" 6

" :

" 8.,
" 9

" 10.

Mason

Merrimack
Milford. . .

07

123

G5
43

14

74

199

48
71

69

259
89

] 35
35

74
274
756
T16
644

24:5
513
160

4:57
574

382

40
108

282

96
206

so

93

8

101

54

309

88
146

97
230
70 I
99
26

57
313
471
533
420

900
689
99
685
650

600

24

114

350

6

34
3
4
2

1
13

1
6

6

10

18
19

1

6

4
1]
12
12

2

(5

7

8
1

10
53

4

1
3

1

1

1

1

1

8

3

5

9

13

6

8
1)
4

66
\o

8

1

5

17

3

1

86

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

Hillsborough County.
— Concluded.

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

soc.

Floyd,

ester.

Jameson,
1.

. Tetley,
th.

. McFall,
d.

Imrchill.

rles M.
Mau eh

lian C.
Antrin

mud B

Meredi

liam H
Ooncor

O

O

DO

o3

+3

i — i

£

o

o3

£

• i—i

-
o

o
O

o

Mont Vernon

58
301
221
163
115

103
127
294
305
209

145

i(>

109

205

9

23

131

141

4

51
184
144
201
151

115
153
355
368
327

95
40

87

227

5

40

176

218

2

2
13

7

■

Nashua — Ward 1

6
2

" 2

" 3

" 4

2

1

" 5

" 6

1

14

6

8

4
5
2

7

2

19
14

9

1

" 7

" 8

" 9

1

New Boston

New Ipswich

Pelham

1
4

Peterborough

Sliaron

Temple

1
15

1

Weare

2
4

Wilton

Windsor

Totals

9,310

10,621

351

254

5

1

VOTK KOI! (JOVFJINOR.

K7

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

soc.

Winston Churchill.

Charles H. Greenleaf.

Cheshire County.

Charles M. Floyd,
Manchester.

Nathan C. Jameson,
Antrim.

Edmund B. Tetley,
Meredith.

William H. McFall,
Concord.

o

w

>

Alstead

106
62
59

102
52

76

287
184
290
288

227

198

189

90

59

22
54
75
6
88

32

29

167

92

196

89
251

85
88
18
68
74

72

85
114
225
117

125
105
161
184
49

29
24

35
2

28

18
15

190
64

258

55
135

Chesterfield

Dublin

5
18

1

1

Fitzwilliam

Oil sum

1

Harrisville

4
11
37
18
20

27
16

6

13

3

13

4

7

Hinsdale

3

1

22

22

22
12
10

1

Jaffrey

Keene — Ward

.

1

2

8

4

5

Marlborough

Marlow

1

Nelson

2

Richmond

Rindge

Roxburv

1

Stoddard

1

5

£

9
1

1
7

8
2

Sullivan

Surry

Swanzev

12
2
5

Trov

2

Walpole

Westmor eland

Winchester

5

To tals .

8,160

2,303

266

181

4

1

1

88 v

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

Sullivan County.

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

soc.

fH

rH

^

O

j>>

T3

O &

a

0>

1— 1

. +3

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■88

M<

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08

+3

a

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s
fe

g

d
O

DO

Acworth . . .
Cliarlestown
Olaremont
Cornish ....
Croydon

Goshen

Grantham
Langdon . .
Lempster . .
Newport . . .

Plainfield .
Springfield
Sunapee ...

TTnitv

Washington

Totals . .

85
180
(508
123

46

55
25

28

48

420

72

58

145

50

51

2.000

40
126
611

78
18

41
31
33
36

298

68
47
113
60
51

36

3

o

1,651

1

2

4

20

11)
4

1

70

2

107

76

VnTK FOE GOVERNOR.

Grafton County.

Alexandria

Ashland . . .
Bath ......

Benton . .
Bethlehem

Bridgewater

Bristol

Campton . . .
Canaan ...
Dorchester .

Easton
Ellsworth
Enfield .
Franconia
( rrafton .

Groton ...
Hanover
Haverliill
Hebron . .
Holderness

Landaff

Lebanon

Lincoln

Lisbon

Littleton

Livermore

Lyman

Lyme

Monroe

Orange

78

78

96

96

100

8

14

183

105

20

It)

174

145

90

50

194

73

45

17

8

28

3

8

208

174

41

1)8

72

82

18

20

108

172

474

265

19

24

36

48

60

48

444

469

58

29

279

189

452

394

;

1

27

07

93

50

54

17

8

21

L C

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

soc.

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8

7
3

3

11
3

10
1

1

8

5

3

3

5
29

2
2
2

1

4

1

1
4
2
1
17

22
6

1

1

17

21

1

6

1
1

3

->

90

NEW HAMPSHiRE MANUAL.

Grafton County.
— Concluded.

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

soc.

•

^H

^

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■d.

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Floyd

ester.

James

1.

. Tetle
th.

hurchi

rles M.
Manch

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Antrin

mud B

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03

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r-H

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£

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Orford ....
Piermoiit. .
Plymouth
Rumney . .
Thornton .

Warren . . .
Waterville
Went worth
Woodstock

Totals

72
88
308
97
79

107

8

65

95

31

52

163

92

45

93

96
56

4,443 3,530

1

7

15

17

13

10

1

1
1

2

225

63

VOTE FOB <;o\EKNOR.

91

REP.

DEM.

PRO.

St)C.

Winston Churchill.

Coos County.

Charles M. Floyd.
Mancliester.

Nathan C. Jameson,
Antrim.

Edmund B. Tetley.
Meredith.

William H. McFall.
Concord.

o

X

0)

1-4
...

1-5

r\

rH

Ss

Berlin — Ward 1 . .

207

206

186

78

31

189
91
41
49
16

165

96

390

104

218

270

151

48

28

183
39
83
31
32

225

130

300

61

3
10

7
2

8
3

1

2

3

Carroll

Clarksville

Colebrook

6
1

1
1

1

Columbia ....

1

Dalton

Dummer

Errol

Gorham

1

1

14

8

5

1

Jefferson

Lancaster

Milan

Millsfield

Northumberland .

148

101

13

40

63

135
49

159
40

7
13

72

76

156

10

188

3
2

47
1
1

Pittsburg

Randolph . . .

Shelburne . . .

Stark

Stewartstown . . .

3

1

12

Stratford

Wentworth's Location.

1
2

Whitefield .

199

Totals

2,597

2,520

76

70

1

1

92

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

Summary.

rep. DEM.

O (B
-- S-

o;

8 J

D

o

03

c6

— ^

+3

PRO.

soc.

k»

r— 1

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pH

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u
PS

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p^

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Mere

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O

CO

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O

Rockingham
Strafford

Belknap

Carroll

Merrimack . .

Hillsborough
Cheshire

Sullivan

Grafton

Coos

Totals. . .

5,524
4,230
2.274
2,135
4,908

9,310
3,160
2,000
4,443
2,597

40,581

4,218
3,322
1,708
1,617

6,182

10,621
2,303
1,651
3,530
2,520

37,672

234
130
377

68
378

351
266
107
225

76

140
79
26
14

158

254

131

76

63

70

2,212

1,011

2
1
6

5

4
4
5
1

30

1

1

1
2

1

1

VOTE FOE CONGRESSMEN

93

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, NOV. 6, 1906.

First Congressional
District.

1

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r— t

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u

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03

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CO

c

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t^

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CO s

a

o

. oS

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g

c

Cyrus A
: public

Charles
ocrat.

Alva H
hibitio

Louis A r

c

CP

CO

Albany
Allenstown. . .

Alton

Atkinson

Auburn

Barnstead. . . .

Bartlett

Barrington. . .

Bedford

Belmont

Brentwood. . .
Brookfield. . . .

Candia

Canterbury . .
Center Harbor

Chatham

Chester

Chichester . . .

Conway

Danville

Deerfield

Derry

20

11

1

108

65

2

1

185

94

13

2

42

19

1

3

105

53

• • • •

1

151

161

9

2

104

132

2

2

209
144

121

60

1

2

184

60

10

1

91

48

150

19
29

67

4

2

1

78

59

33

117

69
50
15
52

7
3
1
1

1

82

69

8

3

345

204

10

5

94
159

31

90

• • • •

2

1

420

248

27

32

. . .

94

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

First Congressional
District . — Co ntinu ed ,

Dover— Ward 1
2
3
4
5

1 1

n

a

Durham

Eaton

East Kingston,
Eflino-ham. . . .
Epping

Epsom. .'..-.

Exeter

Farmington
Freedom. . .
Fremont . . .

Gilford
Gilmanton. .
Goffstown . .
Greenland .
Hampstead

Hampton .
Hampton Falls .
Hart's Location

Hooksett

Hudson

Jackson

Kensington . . .

Kingston

Laconia — Ward

OS

o

CZ2 c

• cS

S3

301
376
313
395
14

114
48
58
70

108

78
592
368

63
107

117
124
325
97
160

211

49

4

153

161

62

69

148

60

03

Q

03
t»
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cc

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gj o

5

.

1

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CO

o

<

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122
284
108
238
202

54
63
47
75
191

59
254
204
101

29

64

97

180

55

59

85

7

142
85

56

43

135

95

o

6

11

5

18
4
2
1

24

18
5
1
1

11
3

7
17

4
12

2

2

24
4

3
2

1

7

6 2

be

03

—
—

o

3

VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN.

95

First Cong

District. — <

RESSIONAL

Continued.

Cyrus A. Sulloway, Re-
publican.

Charles A. Morse, Dem-
ocrat.

Alva II. Morrill. Pro-
hibitionist.

Louis Arnstein, Socialist .

be

o

-t-i

CJ
/.

151
103

188
186
318

88

40

128

12G

49

83
353

937
825

768

192
668
176
572
624

476
229
141
50
233

211

47

115

66

141
54

125
90

116

58
24
63
141
49

47
209

282
388
272

893
506
70
479
568

481

144

77

•TO

107

51

73
53
5Q

17

6

11

7
29

1

'< 3

" 4

2
2

6

" 5

" 6

Litchfield . .

1
6

20

1

1

Manchester — War

2

1

4
9
5

o

O

4
3
4
2

5

18

• • • •

6

4
9
6

8

8

1

64

15

t
1
4

1 1

o

. i

4

i »

6

...

k .

8

i .

9

i t

10

"Nliddleton

10

3

2
8
1

2

^Moultonborouo*h

New Durham ,

1

• -

96

NEW HAMPSHIRE MANUAL.

First Congressional
District. — Continued.

i

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F 3

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Q

co
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c

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Newfields. .
Ne wing-ton.
Newmarket
Newton
Northfield..

North Hampton

Northwood

Nottingham. . . .

Ossipee

Pelham

Pembroke

Pittsfield

Plaistow

Portsmouth — Ward 1,

Raymond
Rochester

o.

4.
5

.Ward 1.

2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Rollinsford

Rye

Salem

Sandwich . .

92

38

155

133

139

106
140
87
177
111

271
234
115

277
432

117

175
128
132
144

134
187
172
153
212

150
141

258
108

22
45

207
64
71

86

79

79

116

81

197
197
77
164
195

204

103

93

171

82

115

79
178

60
116

141
98
82

139

2

1

9

1

6

7

3

4

2
6

3

1

3

1

2

6

19

8

3

6

3

2

5

6

. .

2

2

2

3

1

6

1

4
4

1

• •

2

2

1

1

22

2

1

3

1

1

6

3

2

1

V'OTB Foil CONGRESSMEN.

9'

First Congressional
District. — Concluded.

c/2 a
a 3

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Seabrook

Somersworth — Ward 1

" 2
" 3

" 4
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South Hampton

Strafford

Stratham

Tamworth

Tilto

Tuf ton borough

Wakefield

Windham

Wolfeborough

Totals

116
52
190
117
116
85

96

42
27

169
88

141

199
97

180
91

361

22,701

77
51

138

78
82
92

209

95

8

131
88
58

174
82

152
15

232

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VOTE FOE CONGRESSMEN, NOV. 6, 1906.

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Alstead

Amherst ,

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Antrim

Ashland

Bath

Bennington

Benton

Berlin— Ward 1
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" 3

Bethlehem

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Bow

Bradford

Bridgewater. . . ,

Bristol

Brookline

Campton

Canaan

Carroll

90
79

105
84
96

159

224
107
77
10
210
215

194

140

152

94

99

22

217
47
94

236
77

36
75

78

57

159

135

88
89
73
13
195
244

130
98
90
56

122
17

101
77
47
42
46

3
9

8
2

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4
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Chesterfield

Claremont ,

Clarksville

Colebrook

Columbia

Cornish

Croydon

Dalton

Dan bury

Deering

Dorchester

Dublin

Dummer

Dunbarton

Eastou

Ellsworth

Enfield

Erroll

Fitzwilliam

Francestown ....

244
104
152

530
424
419

450
81

112

199
61

710

31

192
92

128
50
40

52
17
49
56

48
83

8
1

231

16

122

85

219

7

96

2

6

96

1

1

268

7

17

126

3

6

265

13

7

260

15

16

226

2

2

233

1

10

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27

492

11

64

28

165

10

1

37

1

70

2

2

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Franklin — Ward 1
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Gorham

Goshen

Grafton

Grantham

Greenfield

Greenville

Groton

Hancock

Hanover

Harrisville

Haverhill

Hebron

Henniker

Hill

Hillsborough. ,

Hinsdale

Holderness

Hollis

Hopkinton

Jaft'rev

Jefferson

Keene — Ward 1. . .

" 2...

" 3...

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56
186
176
265

65
170

55
82
27
54
75
22

75
203

82
497

21
206

59
314

282

38

110

248

170
101
319
255
270
224
127

75

2

2

5

11

101

285

136

54

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7

212

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