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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-15
sorrt,yvrsrrRN DISTRICT FAIR

SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT FAIR
Final preparations were made yester-
day for The opening of the South
western District Fair to-day, under
the most favorable auspices. Already
we note number Of strangers in the
CITY to contribute to the interest of
the occasion. To-day will be devoted
to the perfecting of entries and the
arrangement of articles, and to-mor-
row the Fair will be fully under way.
The weather promises to be fair, and
we have no doubt the attendance will
be large. The Railroad Company
will furnish every facility for visiting
the grounds conveniently and cheaply
and all needful arrangements have
been made for the accommodation
and entertainment of visitors. &c
every one. 81.
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THE AFFAIR AT BELLEvUE.-The
shooting and cutting affair at Belle
vue on Sunday evening. proves to
have been quite a serious one. Mr.
Charles W. Long was shot, as before
stated in this paper, and no doubt
MORALLY wounded. Arson Warner
was cut dangerously, and it is thought
he cannot live; indeed, it was report
ed on the street yesterday evening
that he was dead. but the report was
premature. No hopes were enter
tanned of his or Longs recovery yes
terday evening. 1t was indeed an
unfortunate affair. A legal investi-
CATION will take place as soon as il
can be had. Until then it will be
prudent to make no comments.
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Bids were then opened for the
GRADING and paving OF the alley stu
sted between Fifth Avenue and Full,
tom Avenue, and FIRST and Second
Streets. The contract was awarded
to David Langham, at 25c per cubic
ward for grading, and 81 35per square
On motion. It was ordered that Mr.
Miller be notified to fill the cistern on
The corner of Eighth and Locust
Streets, which had caved in
After some miscellaneous business
not important, the Council adjourned
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ANOTHER RUNAwAY.-Ah horse and
buggy went dashing up Main Street
yesterday evening at a frightful
speed, and to the CONSERVATION of the
multitudes of people VINO thronged
the sidewalks. The horses attempted
to turn onto Third Street, but the
buggy few over, and the momentum
carried the horse with fearful force
against the corner of Bridwells drug
store. knocking him off his feet. He
immediately got to his feet again, and
was on the point of starting off again,
when he was secured. Strangely
enough, the buggy did not, seem to
be In the least damaged. We could
not ascertain where the horse started
from, or if any one had been in the
buggy; but we presume. not, as. these
runaways are generally the results of
leaving horses standing loose on the
streets, a habit that should be sup
pressed.
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BEFORE ESQ. WALKER.-Ye yesterday
warrant was issued by Esq. Walker
against Arson Warner on charge of
MORALLY wounding Charles w. Long.
Warner was not able to appear, hence
the case was continued.
An affidavit was filed with Esq.
Walker against Louis Foltz, charging
him with shooting at Peter Speck,
with intent to kill.
An affidavit was also fled against
August Claushide, charging that he
stabbed and mortally wounded Anson
Warner. The cases were all continu-
ed, and will he heard as soon as pos
sible. Claushide was released on
bail, yesterday evening, to appear to-
day. ~ ae iree
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DoTaa8 on THE DEMOCRACY by
notices in a city Democratic paper,
we see that on .Snt,fag evening " a
number of young gentlemen met at the
Council Room, and perfected the or
ganization of Democratic Campaign
Club" and that on Sundoy evening
at Daumstadt, in Scott Township, a
Seymour and Blari pole was raised
The work" adds this paper, goes
bravely on" OF course it does. Bully
for the man who announces the San
day work OF the Democrats. 1t
'sdoeth" the cause much good. II
doethl
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SMALL SQUADs.--A small squad of
Second and Third Ward Democrats
met at the Third Street Engine House
last night. The squads were doctor
ed Cd up, but could not. for all that,
make a respectable appearance as far a
numbers were concerned. 1t is re-
markable fact that an unusually large
number of Doctors ~ are found in
the Democratic ranks this year. The
result will most unquestionably be
the death of the party. The party
needs emetic, physic. &c. All hail,
Doctors 90 Bully for them.
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FUNERAL.-The funeral of John
Egler will take place this morning at
o. o'clock, from the corner of Main
and Sixth Streets. He was sent to
the city in a neat coffin, and will be
buried at 81 AM, in accordance with
the notice elsewh ere. The friends of
the family are invited to attend.
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Keep the Camp Fires Burning

The Republicans ofthe First Ward
will hold meeting at McJohnston's
store. corner of Eight and Chestnut
Streets. tonight at II o'clock.
There will be speaking by several
Republican orators. The public gen.
orally are invited. Let there be a
full turn out of Grant Guards and
citizens.
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THE HAPPIEsT MN IN Town.
Our artistic friend. McGrew, well
known as one of the heads of the pro-
fessio1e. No. z West First Street, is
again alone in business, and with the
service of the best talent in the coun-
try, he will be enabled to do full Just
ice to his friends and customers.
Give him a call. Tse1I IF
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ENTRIEs.-All stock and articles
designed for exhibition at the Fair,
must be entered on the first and Sec
ond days, and must remain on the
ground. Persons having articles for
exhibition will please take notice.
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+ CHAMPION BALL AND BELT.-We
saw yesterday the champion ball and
belt won by the Evansville Base Ball
Club at the Posey County Fair last
week. The ball is of pure silver
hollow, of course-and valued at $50.
The belt is highly beautiful, and will
be proudly worn by the captain of the
Evansville Club. 4
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A DISGUSTING SIGHT.-We saw two
women disgustingly drunk-being
hauled to the calaboose on dray.
We did not take the trouble to in
quire who they were, and where they
urnrsa from
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FINE GRAIN WAREHoUsE.-Messrs.
Brandeis & Crawford have erected a
fine grain warehouse in Independ-
ence, square this side of the Ma
rine Hospital, where they design stor-
ing wheat and other grain as received
from the surrounding country. Rev.
G. w. Moore has charge of the estab-
lishment. 1t is very conveniently
arranged. Her hte
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GoRED BY A Cow. - Yesterday
evening as little son of Mr.. John
Vile was playing, on Mulberry Street,
between Third and Fourth Streets,
he was attacked by cow and gored,
being thrown in the air two or three
times. He received slight injury in
the abdomen, which is not thought to
be of dangerous character, however.
A gentleman went to his assistance
and saved him from death perhaps.
1t was fortunate escape.
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Attention. nelinnnenfs.

Delinquent taxpayers are notified
hat if they do not come forward and
pay up, on or before the 1st of Octo-
Der next, the six per cent. will then
be added.
FRED. LUNKENHEIMER.
seq dot Treasurer.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Assipnaa,s Sale

RY0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ the unders' gned, Assignee of the es-
tate OF BENJAMIN I'll. Ii RRIsoN, Bankrupt,
will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse door IN
the city Of HUG1ssUilEe, on SATURDAY, SEP
rEaEBER 18TH, 1858, between the hours OF
ten O'Clock Am. AMI O'Clock n. of said
day, in pursuance of an order of the Dis
trict Court of the United states Tor the
District OF 1ndt7na, certain claims belong
ing to said estate, too numerous to be
specified in detail, amounting in nominal
value 10 the sum of three Thousand and
fifty dollars (s3,0501. Said claims are upon
sundry persons, the larger number OF
whom live IN Daviess County, state OF
j MES H. MCNEELY, Assignee.
Evansville, Indiana, Sept Ia, 1868.
sel5 d5L -------- - - 80
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BASE BALL.-The base ball clubs
will play at the Fair Grounds on
Wednesday. Two large premiums
are offered. The games on Wednes-
day will commence at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
Tne games win no doubt be quite ex.
citing. The announcement of the
time of commencement will be made
from day to day.
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RACES To-DAY.-There will be two
races attthe Fair grounds to day. COM
mencing at PM. There will also be
races each day during the Fair.
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10 MEMPHIs-semi-weekly,

Rockport stage (via Newburgh and Boon
81. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. n, Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. M. Arrives Tues-
days and Saturdays by p. M.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
cept sundays) at A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2 p. NJ
TO NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except sun
O'Clock p. N.
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DIscHARGED.-Ed. Malone, who was
a few days ago sent to Jail on charge
of larceny, was taken out yesterday on
a writ of habeas corpus, and taken be-
fore Judge johnson. No witnesses
appearing against him. he was dis
charged from custody, and is now at
large.
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ARREsTs.-I'wo or three men were
arrested yesterday evening on charge
Of ordinary DRINKS. They will have a
hearing to-day. ~
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TUESDAY .-..............sEPTEMBER Is, Is
CITY NEW s

MAINE. - Have you heard from
Maine2 That was the question asked
anxiously by Democrats last night.
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Coon R0ADs-The work of paving
the road beyond Pigeon Creek is pro-
crossing. The work is completed
nearly to the Bellevue, and makes a
solid road and looks exceedingly well.
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GRANT CAVALRY. The Young
Mems Grant Cavalry will meet at
Turner Hall on Wednesday night of
this week. A full attendance of all
the members is desired.
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FINISHING UP.-Workmen are en-
gagged in putting the coping on the
massive brick abutment at the mouth
of the Seventh Avenue sewer. The
work looks very substantial.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The
only case of Importance, in fact the
only case, except that mentioned else
where, heard before the Court of
Common Pleas yesterday, was the
case Of the Evansville National Bank
vs.. Levi Cox and others-a mortgage
case, not important to the public.
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PHILHARMONIC Philharmonic
Society meets at Philharmonic Hall
at u o'clock tonight.
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WANTED.-A good girl to work in
the Journal Book Bindery; one who
understands the business preferred.
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Notice.

wKYHEREAS, John g. Weller, late of
w Vanderburgh County, deceased, and
formerly of Gibson Cout ty, both in the
state of Indiana, died in sat6i county of
yanderDurgh on the 18th day of August,
1868; s-sss
AND WHEREAS, Reports are in cireula-
ton that said Jonn q. Weller left a will in
the hands of some person unknown to the
undersigned;
Notice Is hereby 0tueB to any person hav-
ing such viii lit any such there be) to Fl lie
said viii In the office of The Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of said county of
Vanderburgn, that the anne may be duly
admit ed 10 probate and the provisions of
said will carried into effect. ssea
GEORGE L.. BAYER.
Administrators of the estate of John q,
Weller, deceased.
ALEX. G.. DONALD, Attorney. s#a
September IA, 1868. [se15 w3t
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I have lust received a full a

| have just received full and ele-
CANT stock of fall and winter goods.
which will be made up in the latest
and most fashionable style. Have
also a large and complete stock of
furnishing goods. ''Quick sales and
small profits is my motto.
JOHN FL. SCHRICHTE.
Fashionable Merchant Tailor, No.
80 Main Street, Evansville, Ind.
Capf7 1u
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EGLER. AT indianapolis, on saturday,
the 18th inst, JOHN EGLER, aged 30 years,
8 months, and IL days.
The remains of the deceased arrived
here by express last night. and the funeral
will take place this (Tuesday) morning,
18TH inst, at 91z o'clock, from the corner
of Main and Sixth Streets. Friends of the
family are invited TO attend. ~
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COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, September Ia, 1858.

- Evansville september Ia, lSo0.J
Council met pursuant to adjourE-
ment. Present-Hls Honor the
Mayor. and Councilmen Jones, Blem-
ker, Steele, StockAeth, Schneider,
Reitz, Kolle and Mesker.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved, after
which the following bills were al
lowed and ordered paid: =
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COMING SOUTH ;
Ta,re Haute and IndiaaapOlis'
FROM TERRE HAuTE,
Ohio and mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.


TO LoUrsvrLLE.--Every Monday ana
Saturday at 10 O'Clock An. Every Iuesday
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at Q
O'Clock p. NJ
TO CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at
o'clock p. NJ.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wedn eSday
AMI Saturday at O'Clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock p. n.
To EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 O'Clock p. N.
To HEEDERsON-Datly, except Sundays,
mt 3 o'clock PM.
TO Every Thursday at four
A., 'Arr,xpurs- Ssanof-Uaatxlv.
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ALT. BURNETT AND THE LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION. = Everybody who de-
sires to see the Evansville Library
ASSOCIATION prosper; every one who
loves rational fun, and appreciates
geu'us, VIII purchase ticket to Alf.
Burnett's entertainment to-niebt a.
the Opera House AIf Re-. :;
the greatest mimic carrie 49,; 80 -
wit in the world ana ~ Sa1 1aliss ' a
nights, Tuesday and 49,. 'o'ss TWO
the good of the Librarv auy. 70
and our citizens owe it to thems ,aI.on'
to him, and to the Library A ssa":s
ton to give him full house a. I..
occasions. They will be amply ren oo'n
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EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK
By reference to the commercial col
umn it win be seen that the Cashier
shin in the Evansville National Bank,
for some months vacant, has been
filled by the appointment thereto Of
John G. Kennedy, Esq.
Mr.. Kennedy is gentleman of
character, fine business qualifications
and good experience in banking and
his selection is one which must prove
highly advantageous to the institution
to which he has been called. es
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WI ~ ED-Q u ARRYMEN. AND
800 IVA 2 \ lAt-HsS loo quarrymen an8
SSe ..efs Wantea 90 the Grafton Stone
S1ts-ltLfesi Nla5 tom Illinois. STEADY em-
49, lIAeat 34AQ Goou wages Large and
~ - "a fl4ous boarding houses, belonging
quarries. add ees sIT.AS FTAE3JR fEsfstrr,-l
s1fnftOn, llllnoiS al RI NJ IT Wrp ~
Bla Commercial AfIav ~ ro-1fs a..
au20 DIV +o'
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MILLIEERY.-New Fall styles of
Bonpets and Hats, just received at
the New York Millinery Store. No.
Sonth Second Street. ~ sep15 1t
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II. @. COLLEGE.

Us u OVUMEUI9e
SwyHE FAIL TERM OF UEIoS CHRIS
~ TIAN CoLLEGE will commence Wedaes-
day, September 18Th, 1888.
This young and hourfshing institution
is now prepared 20 compete with any Col.
lege or University in the West. Its en-
dowment fund has been increased to more
than 100000; an ample Faculty has been
appointed; Commercial and Music DEPART
ments have been added, each under the
teacher; and every facility provided for
doing 6rSt-class work.
Young gentlemen and ladies, from far
and near, may rest assured that no better
opportunity for obtaining q n ACADEMIC,
BUSINESS, SCIENTIFIC. or classical
EDUCATION can be found in the West
than will be furnished at Merom.
For further information send for a cfrcu-
lar. Address either OF the undersigned
THOMAS HOLME~, President.
THOMAS KEARNS, Secretary.
Merom, Indiana, Sept. !, 1888.
seS div, WIT
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WaOR SAr4E AT' AUCTION
Valuable Business PrODerfv

Five valuable Business Lots. ~, ana ,,,s,.
the corner Of Water ana + .r,o,.et s,trsstg
VIII be sold az auction, on
SATURDAY. SEPT. aerrr tsf8
At 2 o'clock i. d.. at the sourt-bonss r.,+s
Nos. j. 2, 8, q, an1a. in shaplrIin54 s155J-
vision Of part Lot No. of the flIa pl,7,
of the City OF Evansville.
Lot No. 1 n & 2s1S feet frn7t law an f,.+
deep; Lot No. has PSF feef mont ~ 9S
Ieeti LOIS Nos ., 4 and have 10 feet front
Dy 81 feet deep. the above described prnD-
efty VIII be sold without reearve
TERMS One-third cash balance I'm ,,,,s
and two years with MAR osrt ir-fs,,1-t
secured by mortgage on fhe f,reniiee1 I7gy
particulars inquire OF
j. +. ELLIOTT a. SON.
teal Estate Agents,
Evansville, lnfs.
EhAFoIT u Co. Auction GERS Fses atlu
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7777777-
EOR So.

nm Al, ,, A. AUCTION # FIVE
S1pferob oT 1ssi - ~ - On aatuf day
7,vtlf seIl ~ -. 800 II 2 CLOCK P-Msr we
Inc foIiovst 90 the coait-huuse door
fractional pa4t oil Lot q pefort- h H.
STOCK " Gil En .argemenf, with five h093sfs
s,freef ,ss q 4 =, s5i the SCUM s4ue or Ann
site Carpenters Efeld. ~ht.~
This is one OF The best loeafar,ua 3, fl,-.
city. The houses are new and IN r1-ff ~.
pair. One IS stOrehouAe
This is q rare chan & for an fuvaat,,,a,,t
ON easy terms.
TermS-One-half cash. balance 81, -,..s
two. and three s ears
For furtheF particulars fnaufra of
j. II. ELLIOTT 81 Co. Aueffonears
sel2 dtd
T-0OR 4 tEE-sEVERAT. FrRsT-r7T. rsS
Is WORK HORSES, on favorable 1rfSs
by FORTH q BQWI.HsS '--'
american Livery Stables, Third street
between MaIn.and Locust. semi 80
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- L. GILBERT IL CO.
6e No. 3K NORTH FIRST STREE 81
VIII be pleased to see all their old custo u.
ers, and as many new ones as win favor
them with q call. A full assortment OF
Groceries, etc, always on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market prices.
SO Agents for Stafford Mills (AIabamal
cotton Yarns, at manufacturers prices.
ne VII gfue special inducements % all Lsoss
buying for CASH. [oc9
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Residenca and - fnr SO.

gWNHR RESIDENCE OF tile lata d
- Thomas BuncIe viii be sold md private
sale. SAID farm contains 100 acres. with
improvements. IL iB Rb0ut one mile frans
Ingle's station. on the r. a q II. El. ana
ten miles rom this city. For farther paIs
Llcutars apply al DE-. u. II, Runcie's Office
No. - First Street, Evansville. 5y3tl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-20

PIONEER BOOKSTORE,
ssstAeas, eornerof and Union street,
VIRGINIA. NEVADA,
Where you will always and every KIND OF
Blank, School and Miscellaneous Books, Mono
rnndums, Diaries. Pass Books. Song Books, Nov.
OILS, Sacred and Secular Music. Musical instru.
mentS, Maps. Legaleap. Billcsp, Foolscap. Bath
Post, Note, and other writing paper; Gold and
other Pens, Envelopes. Drawing Paper and In.
struments, Copying. tndellbleand Writing Fluids;
MueilAge. Legal Blanks. PocketCutlery Purses,
Fishing Tackle, etc.
Pictoriais. Magazines Reviews and Periodesls,
aida One
Circulating hIbrary!
Newspapers, One Bit each.
Magazines, Two oBitSeaeb.
SAtisfActiopsu uaranteedto cu.tomers
mhl0tf WILL II. buhhALL'
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RSSOlred That the following questions shniI De
put by tho Board Of Judges to all persons offer.
ing 10 vote Mt the primaries, and who may bc
challenged by recognized member Of the Union
party:
First-Did you vote at the last general -lcc.
tIon In this State for the Nominees OF ihr Union
party; or would you have done 10 II II had'been
In your poweri
Sccond-Do You solcmnly pledge yourself to
vote for and support the nominees Of the Union
party for National, State and County officers nj
the next general election, to be held In Eovem
Der, 1867
Resolred, That the Board of Judges Of the pri.
mary elections shall receive the ballot offered by
any legally qualified voter who shall give a" af
frinaiiye answer TO the hrst and last questions
above vet forth,
Resolred, That the Board Of Judges shall give
10 the persons receiving tho highest number OF
votes at tho said primary elections. credentials
signed by said Board Of Judges and directed To
the President Of the Union State Convention. TO
be held In Carson City, April g, 1868
Resolred, That the Union Primary Elections OF
Storey county shall be held OH TUESDAY.
March 81, 1863; and that the polls bc opened ut
llA. NJ. and be kept open until o'clock ?. N. I;
and that the following places arc designatr'l for
holding said primaries. and tho persons named 10
act Rs Judges Of the election.
VIRGINIA.
First wnrl-Polls at City Hall Judges, Il.
Hawxhurst, WIN. ii. Young
Second wArd-Polls at Judge Bush's Court
room; Judges, G. g. Warner. o. @. Steele.
Third Ward Polls at Judge Adklnsons Court
room Judges. I. p. II. Dimock, John ID. Treat
Fourth ward-Polls at " l.. Dcxicr's store;
Judges, n. Craiger, Il. Breed.
GOLD HILL.
First ward-Poll1 ut Judge Halls Office
Judges, n. A. II. Ball, John II. Mills.
Second wRrd-Polls ut Nevada Hotel; Judges
J. T. Riorden. w. d. Gray.
AMERICAN FLAT.
Polls ut Judge Strothcr's Office; Judges, A.
Lawson, n. Boohinger.
FLowERY.
Polls ut Empire State MIL; Judges, l.. Dunn.
r. Cannon. -,
Rfsolred, That In case Of vacancy Sn the
Board Of Judges, the County Central Committee
man representing such Ward or Precinct, Is here.
by authorized TO oil such vacancy.
Resolrsd, That the Presld mt and Secretary OF
this Committee be authorized TO have these pro
ceedIngs published rs nm advertisement. in the
Union papers Of Storey county until the primh.
rics. JOHN PIPER, Presldent.
J.C. WILCOX, Secretary. inh7td
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STOREY coU>gY UNION PRIMARIES.

AT A MEETING OF THE UNION
"A County Central Committee, held at the
oficc Of John Piper, on the 9th day Of March.
1903, the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Resolred, That the delegates from Storey eoun.
ty to tho Union State Convention, TO be held on
the 9Th ofApriI 1863 shall be elected by tho Union
voters OF said county direct In the respective pre-
cincts at the primary elections.
Resolred, That tho following shall DO the ap.
portlonment Of delegates fiom Storey county:
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