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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-03-09
BARBOUR CGTSIE.
A Correspondent Taken 10 TssL.

A Correspondent Taken ia TssE.
PHILLIP, ". Es, March }, -
Editors Of the Register.
"Lifc is made up Of liitle things.' In
the REGISTER OF the 81 &c roticsd one
of the RRlest OF Hejc hiEgS-viZ: A
little aricle wrilteu Ly little mjadcd
person Of this place, and in, this little
article was an cxrrsc; from jiile iet-
ter, written by q !',tIo girl 10 In'le
boy.
We do not propose 10 ccusHrc Mr..
"Y." The Golden Ru'r teaches Us TO
do unto others as you would have
them do unto you." Now, hal our
curiosity been go great that We could
not have resisted the emptetion 10 read
letter directed 10 another, even though
found on the street-by an honora'
bic (?) little iellow-and, after bsv-
| ing read it, Consulted with
our most intimate friends. &c.
had we been tempted TO make O public
thing OF it, send lorth the letter OF @ lit
tie girl that all might read-st the
same time pretending to be friend to
that little Girl-we arc confident not
MANY days would elspsc before We
would feel the bitterness OF what we
had done. Our conscience would Chldt
US for even reading the letter ofanother
We would feel that the finger OF sCoru
should be pointed at us by oil honor
able people, and in that hour @! deer
distress how thankful re would bt
should somc friend give us o word Of
comfort. 1t would brighten cur hearts
were they TO say, Should all else for
sake YOU on account OF the Ht!tG act you
committed, / am still your friend" Now
we have Just such a friendly feeling to-
ward Mr.. "Y.' We pity him. W.
know such iigi-torci gentle
man can but feel remorse q
what he has done. We know since
considering the matter, he feels ever
smaller than the little girl who wrott
the letter, there fore we do unto him as ~
would like to be done by, extend ou,
| warmest aympalh'cs, and horc Others
will do likewise.
The dramatic entertainment epoker
of by Mr.. Y. was q grand success. All
except a S,in few, were delighted with
the performance. Besides The youul
lady who went to sleep" one or twC
others failed to appreciate the perform
ance. They were not particular.
sleepy, but-"that last drink" Ha'
the "Templars" wanted monkey OF
that particular evening they could ea9
ilv have procured o good substitute,
Without the aid OF Mrs. Ftzslm
mons we feel able to battle sgain'
King Alcohol, but, Mr. Editor, We ar
blessed with few Individuals who fol-
low the business OF attending TO othel
peoples affairs-.s chosen few, but they
are on >7lsl footing, aud can not decide
which shall be leader; now, If you
would procure US leader for this banC
You would oblige many OF our ciuzers
e.
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4 Smash Up.

As Mr.. Koon Of KooDs Run, was
unloading come grain a. Jackson'
Mil, last Friday, the accommodation
train came along The hOrses became
frightened aud started along the track
ct full speed under the bridge a few
Yards ahead OF the train. The wagon
soon struck horse car on the track,
when the horses tore loose from it aId
ran up the road. The train coming
along smashed it into kiudIiog wood 10
no time. The owner came up aud look
ing at it, was surprised at the result and
exclaimed, well, declare, if il ain t
broke all to pieces g. he was fortu-
nate that his horses, a fine team, worth
5000, were not broken all to pieces, too.
1t was only their having the strength
10 break loose from the wagon that
saved them .-Fdirmort Indc=.
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Louiayille market.

LOUISVILLE, March 7.-Cotton-
Quiet at Isl. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-.Q Quiet and unchanged.
Coru-Quiet and unchanged. Oats
57@63c. Hay-$l900 Pork-Firn
st IS O09l5 25. Bulk Meas-ln
fair demand and advanced; shoulders
Ste; clear rib sides Sc; clear sides 9tc.
Bscou-Qxict and unchanged sugar
cured hams i29l2!c. Lsrd-Firmsr
tierces ?iC; kegs l0ic whisky-
Firmer ~ 93.c.
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Pittsburgh.
ws,fern Hotel Burned.

PrTTsBuReH, March S.-About four
o'clock this morning fire broke out in
the Western Hotel in the 2lst ward,
which, together with two adjoining
frame buildings was entirely destroyed.
Loss about $4,000, with $1,000 insur.
ance. A man named Warren T. Brad
ley, from Bridgeport, Connecticut, was
burned to death.
Death OF o Fireman.
A fireman named Sweeney, died sud-
denly to-day, supposed to be from the
effects OF blow received some days
since from a poker in the hanbs OF a
brother fireman named Wunderleick.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March I.-Flour-Qulst
and unchanged. Wheat-Active aud
advanced, closing quiet with portion
Of the advance lost; No. | Chicsgo
spring 81 24@l @+!; No. . do ! 20i;
regular; 81 fresh spot; l 2li April,
| 26 May, No. . DO l69l l6i, re-
jected O.? Coru--In iHlr demand
and advanced; No. mixed 6lic cash;
62t662!c April; est May; rejected new
SIC. Oats-Dull but unchanged
Rye-Iu fair demand and advanced,
No. . fresh 85i@S6c. Bsrley-Quiet
aud unchanged, No. = 2spgipg 81 80; No.
3 do | 37@l 40. Pork-OPeued firm
aud closed dull atSl4 65 cash; II IS
April; l5 Oj May. Lard-ln fair de-
msnd and firm at IS 909S 95 cash
O599 l2i April. . 2099 50 May
closing At inside fEuree, 2ulk
Meats-Iu good demsud and at full
prices; shoulders 5!c, shcrt rib middles
7Ic; short clear Sc spot ]cos". Bacon
Steady and unchanged.
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PbitadeIphin Market.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-fIouT-
Firmcr; superine S. rs, Psnnsylvsnis
Ohio aud Indiana extra family ! 5OG
8 CO. Wheat-QUiet aud weak; red
81 6O6l 6j; white | 7j@lSj. Rye
9Oc. Sorn-IIisher, yellow 7797Sc
Oats-Dull, white 57@62G mixed SIC,
Petroleum-Refncd l4!@l4ic March;
l56l5fc April, crude lo!@lO2c
Whisky-.9TC.
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go.
'EEp Lcgi.IatUrI :

COLUMBUS, March In the Senate,
the House bill 10 amend the road law
SO % to add to the original law "for
which proceedings may be had Tor an
alteration in road, or sliding OF land
hy natural drainage" The appoint
meat OF James Z. Cox, OF Mansfield
to be eIegister Of United States military
school ianis, vice Il. E. Smith, whose
time expires March 23d. 1874, was
confirmed.
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CANADA.

CLIFTON, ONT, March 7.-The Great
Western Railroad Company is examin-
ing the river here with the view OF
building q new double track iron bridge
the present suspension bridge being
INADEQUATE Tor rsllroad traffic
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Tnl,tlo Marlxat.

ToLFrc. March 7-Flour-ln tsir
demand sGd hSm. Wheai-ln lair
demsni and firm amber Michigan
81 g., April 30 May j3i, No. ! red
! 50, No. > DO ! Il. Corn-Quist =,
high mlAcd May 66ic, June 70iC
no grade Gle. OSts-Dull but un-
changed Clover Seeds 3OSj b.
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BOSTON.
ButIer's ManeuVeripg.

BosroN, March IA rumor is gain
ing ground mere that post
master Burt is 10 retire and State Senas
tor Baily be made postmaster at Boston.
Bailey was an earnest worker for BUS
Ter in both mis- attempts on the gubsr'
aatOrial chair.
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OHIO.
Shot in n Brothel.

DAYTON, March S.-This evening c.
A. Brunt, Baltimore drummer, about
25 years old, visited Dot Whitney 8
house of ill.fame. Two OF the girls
quarreled, when one OF them, Ally
Bennett, whipped out revolver. Brunt
quickly interfered, and was accidentally
shot, the ball taking effect in the left
breast just below the nipple. He is
very dangerously hurt, and cant be re-
moved. The girl was arrested.
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STATE BoxDs-QIiet ald uoulSai
SrccK.-Rumors that The currency
is to be contracted Tsther than iuila:se
aud the strikes existing ard lhisatsas5i'
hsd their effect 10 day 10 tie s'oeS
market. soon after the oPealUs Fio-
lspt raii was msde against Sori5 west
srn and ST. Paul ros5s 10 PARTICULAR
and western rosIs in general, carrying
down fox a time moss Of thee stocks'
bnt in the AFTER uooD, snd especially
during the closing hour, an adyaDce
took place, showing recovery of3S {
nsr cent. from the lowest quotations
made. The advance was most decided
in shares that led the downward move.
msut early in the dag.
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NEW JERSEY.
Fatal ARRAY.

ELIZABETH, March 7.-EiwaId York
was fatally stabbed by David C. Shiles.
:. hotel in Railway, last night during
a quarrel about the drinks. They are
bo:h well known citiz.us
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Cleveland Market.

CLtvrIAND, March I.-Whest-
Quiet and nominsllv unchanged. Corn
I'm gooi demand Osts-ln good
demand. Pc,roleuru-Dull hut un.
change. standard white car lots l2,G
lSc, State tCst l6iGlIc car lots
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DAYTON.
Died.

DAYTON, March 8.-The wife OF the
venerable Henry Herman, one OF the
most estimable Christian women in
Dayton, died Saturday morning after a
long illness.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Orr,cs OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFricSR, 7
WASHINGTON, March s, SP.N. J
PROBABILITIES.
On Monday for the Eastern and
Middle States and Lower Lake Re-
giou, moderately clear weather, low
temperature and fresh to brisk north
TO ives. winds, increasing in force over
the two latter sections. For the South
Atlantic aud East Gulf States, clear
weather and northwest to northeast
winds. For the Upper Lake Region
and ,outhward over the Ohio Valley
and Tennessee, clear weather, rlsing
temperature and winds diminishing to
gentle apd fresh. For the Lower MIS-,
sissy pi Vsllay, rising emperature and
winds veering to essterly For Min
nesto.s, Iowa and Missouri, falling
baron eter, Iising temperature and eas'
n sou,h winds. The Ohio and Cum
berIsnd rivers will fsll.
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FOR EIGN,
GE RM AN T.
The French Indemnity.

BERLIN, March S.-The Federal
Council has ordered to be distributed
to the States OF the Empire, further
installment Of forty-two million th"lsrs
OF French indemnity.
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RONE.
French Minister.

ROME, March S.-Msrquis De Nooi-
les has presented his credentials as
Minister OF France 10 Italy.
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SPAIN.
The CaFIist War,

MADRID, March S.-Marshal Seve
rono has arrived at Somorrastro
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AYERS
!; a r S apariIla a

N widely known
Rsone ofthe mo~t
onectual RENE
dies ever dlSooy-
cd for cleansing
the systOn and
pu ng the
blood. II b =.
stOOi the tesi
of yesIv, with ..
constantly grow
ing reputation,
based On its la
trlnsic virtuet
aud sustained by
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-10
| MIscELLAMEovs.
NOTICE..

A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-
IA modated, with pleasant Rooms at rea-
SO table rates. Cars leave for Los Angeles at
n 10 A. NJ; returning, arrive at T. M.
San Gabriel, June Sd, 1874.
Inn Inns DAVID F. HALL
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THE DESERT.
Chas. Gnssen's Cattle Stampeded-In.
dians-Sand StOrm-L0st Travellers
The Weather. #v

From the San Diego Worlds Special.
INDIAN WELLS, June 6.-Night be-
fore last the band of cattle belonging
to Chas. Gassen of San Diego STAN
peded at a point this side of Burkes
Station. The men in charge gave Wig
orous pursuit, but without success.
The vaqueros returned to this place
last evening, en- route to San Diego.
They report that after long and Sc
we're chase they had to abandon the
pursuit. -
{ ! Most all of the Indians who dwell on
the Desert are in the mountains hunt
ing, etc, during the present Summer
months. "a ~ tf
A fearful sand storm swept over the
Desert day before yesterday. Two
travellers have arrived here who have
been wandering around lost, on ac-
count of the roads having been covered
up by the sand storm. They were
nearly famished with hunger and
thirst.
The weather is extremely hot and
close, the thermometer ranging from
1l00 to 1120 daily. ~
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Fatal Accident Near San lose.

q. SAN JOSE, June 5.-Victo rSpeckens,
we'll known in this city as vine
grower, met with a fatal accident at
his place, about four miles from this
city, which resulted in the killing of
two horses and MASKING Speckens'
head so fearfully that death is only
question of time. He was moving,
,o about a quarter mile from his house,
and cutting too close to bank thirty
feet high, he and his team slid of,
falling on pile of boulders and kill
, ing the horses instantly. He never
spoke after the fall. DR.. Caldwell at
tended on him until o'clock this af-
ternoon, when he saw he was dying
and left him. He leaves wife and a
number of children. CS T1i sfij
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A GRANaER's DREAM.-A Granger

A GRANaER's DREAM.-A Granger
dreamed that he died. He went
straightto the spirit world; he knock
ed at the gate of the New Jerusalem,
% and it was opened unto him. The
books were opened. He was asked,
"Did you ever belong to any secret So
ciety?" To which he replied, ~ did
to the Changers" "Then, sir, you
can't be admitted; depart" He then
I went to the door of the bottomless pit,
where the same questions were again
asked him by the Devil and he was
again told to depart. After he had
gone short way off, he was accosted
by the homely ruler of the pit, when
the following propositions were made:
"Stranger,p said Nick, IT will not
admit you here; they do not want you
i'm heaven: o but 1 will sell you two
hundred barrels of birthstone for cash,
ten per cent off, and you can start q
little hell OF your own, with no agents
or middlemen.ps,tu ~.
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Steamers MOhOngO and Orazaba go
through TO San Diego.
Steamers Pacific and Senator to San
Pedro.
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gos Angeles Aera1d.
The "lllustrated Press. /"

EDITOR HERALD: 1t is not surpris-
ing that the question of the location
of the illustrated journal of Southern
California, which 1 am now nearly
ready to publish, should be matter
Of interest to the people of Los Ange-
les, and that they should be disposed
to urge the claims of this city, for it
will be an advantage CT no small sig
nificance to the place in which this
large enterprise is conducted; and l
may also say that am highly graft
fed with the decided interest taken by
your citizens in placing the claims of
los Angeles before me as the best,
most central and important point in
Southern California for the location
Of such journal, and that l concede
the force of their arguments. But it
may be even more important to Los
Angeles in the general result if L shall
finally conclude that San Francisco
will afford vantage ground which will
virtually compel me to locate my pub
LEGATION office in that city, even hav-
ing in view the best interests of Los
Angeles and Southern California. .
The vital matter for the people
of this county to consider is
whether they shall, by their
prompt and liberal subscription, be
entitled to such representation in
,his journal as their Importance and
resources demand. Leading men have
already done we'll in the amount they
have subscribed; but it is quite as i'm
portant to the man in business, &C
cording to his ability, to aid the enter
prise as for men of large means to do
so; for the character and number of
the immigrants which the Press
movement will soon secure will i'm
mensely increase the business activity
of the community and speedily de-
velop many an industry now but
feebly handled or lying entirely DOR
mant. In this say nothing of the
capital which will be brought here by
these intelligent and wealthy immi-
grants, and of the aid they will render
yonr citizens in pushing forward rail-
road enterprises and other important
undertakings. Is this large and i'm
portant county to be. fully represented
in this illustrated journal?
J. A. JOHNSON.
June 3, 1874. ,.f .i.rE
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ANAHEIM SEMEN rs.
.ANAHEIM HofEL,
MAX NEREI JrN(, P~oprietor

CUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
NJ for travellers and visitors. Stages fr1r
all parts of the country arrive and depa,'
rom this house. EH
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70. MRS. r. LEFERRE.
RESTAURANT, MAIN ST.

-Four doors no~sh NJ Dupuv'r sable. Meals
at all hours. Charges reasonable. myI7tf
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Anaheim Branch Railroad.
LOS ANGELES & SAN PEDRO
Railroad and Steamer.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after WEDNESDAY, April %, 1874,
and until further notice, trains will run every
day as follows:
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
D r. n O B B S,

HYGIENIC PHYSICIAN, SUR
- GEON AND COUCHEUR-Fellow of
the r. &. s. & P.-Can be consulted on all Dis
Court streets, opposite Court House, or
Patients can be attended at their homes. All
Diseases treated on strictly Hygienic Princi-
Piles, without the aid of any anti-vital agents.
Office hours. from to IL A. M, and to 4P.M
jun3-tf
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LINES OF TRAVEL.
LOS ANGELES DIVISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAJ ROAD.

ia III o {! 8;
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WHY General Laws should not apply 10
me D;stliy; Of CoiiIuh:a ~ well as to
=, ,.;t,riss is not I.rrceivci: o. Why any
.e...,.:;,.isr of Nv York "r Boston carry
T., Ell, r:>iu,-s , un agent ia this Dis
t:r. should have greater "hl~,tion To-
,,,,.;,,s her. fer trial than going t"
Fh.tn or Nyomia. IS lot very "rTart 1t;
! ~ The are:.; election = tl..t ], applies
7, publishers - veil - 10 merchants.
r-..,rau.rS, Manufacturers ai"! ~ other
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LiTE-T TELEGHtTS.

san Francisco. JUe 2J.-Thousands Of
reop.c have already gone to Woodward :
Gardens to attend TIE Sunday School
picnic. and the cars or all the lines TO
1Eat locality are crowded with women
ana children. Sixty Sunday Schools are
attending. and the exercises promise
to lie # ar-rt interest to tie little cLes.
over - GC0 people viii attend.
sam purdv VIII lie taken East by
nickuh. and if lao objection Is maGe
will contest III Tie race for "hlcA he
was entered b-;o.e the death VI Nr.
H-i;us, his former owner.
Pans. june 2l-ht "a banquet i'll com
n.,rnuIatiua OF the birthday of General
lIoyhs.. VI. Gln1:tta ctve the toast:
Tbs E-rublic made CAIN" In mod
crate sFtrcn lie urged all to give sincere
support {" the conservative Republican
policy. which Was opposed - t.~aii>m
at home and the al.v,Is.IIes q France
abroad.
81. jules FavEe spoke Of the frequent
victories Of the i:rpuh,Ictn party. and
decIa.ed that the whole OF France had
become Republican.
4 toast - eX-Pre-ii-ut TIMERS WAS
drank with great enthusiasm.
Count Moutalivet. vino WAS Minister
under Louis Philippe, has written t"
Il. Cas- mir P-IIcr. declaring that til,
salvation Of France ImperatlHeiy requires
Il loyal acceptance OF the Republic.
\ Lew manifesto from Count ii
CinmaoId i expected II appear IL i ;rV
days.
The Government IS doing something
to cLocA the proceedings ot The Soma
raItists. Several members Of tLei
committees in tie Departments Law
been arrested.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-26

GEO. A. KING,
Secretary.
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a.tTabe. Jaue 4i.-I.I,4raia~ E.o.n
different n4.A.ug districts .:l'"nhce the
widest excitement and rsjn'r!"Ss PIE
Yelling over iAcrus~aer ot foiand's bill
fer J-:,h. Commons were ;5rr,,. speeches.
llounre~, anvil choruse~. and every ethel
possible expression # Julian; feeling:
despite the amendments. lti> believed
the e, c: Of the bill ill Immediately
improve every branch If business. and
u..urd iEca,cu,ajie o,neLts il the "a vel
c,.,,, Mt Of the mineral 1esnuiccs. The
5Iurmcl: press i'll craeeals it, tItte!noeS
and calls yal citizrl.s vipers.
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SrUD-HoRsE BUESED.-At an early
hour on Saturday morning last the barn
on Bailey's ranch, on the Battle Noun
tain road, caught fire and was destroyed,
involving IN the destruction a valuable
stallion and another equine. A man was
sleeping in the barn at the time Of the
ire, and managed to make Lis escape,
but found it impossible to extricate the
animals. The cause of the origin Of
the fire is neither known or surmised.-
Rereille, June %.
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TIE President has received AMI ac-
ecpted the resignation of Postmaster
General CIesswell. Mr.. Ea.ene Hale.
Member OF Congress from Maine. has
Ieeu named rs Creswell's successor.
Ills own private concerns demand Mr.
CreswelIs retiring. The relations be-
tween Linn and the President are Of the
most pleasant and cordial nature.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-26

The COUNTERFEIT FETsEN.cIESr II Mr..
NI,o.eon. the so-called Prince Imperial,
Is not permitted % find its way into the
albums of Imperial Young women in
France, any more. The Government
has Ibid embargo on those comparatively
harmless photographs. 1t strikes Us
that the Government is . very weak and
stupid institution to make such big
mountain oat OF such q snail mole
pile.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-26

STRUck Ir-The news from Peavine
Is encouraging. There is no doubt that
the Paymaster ledge has been struck
how extensive it is impossible TO tell, as
the water rushes in almost beyond the
capacity of the pump. Enough is
known, however, to make holders of
stock feel isbilant. and prices are going
up accordingly. Vive Ia Peavine.-Reh,o
Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-26

THE Grand Lodge of Colorei Ma
sons is in session in San Francisco
Are the Masonic grips discernable in the
dark >
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REV. To-Day.
uxIgi. REPUBLICAN STATE CEN
Ts.L COMMITTEE.

I'll EsEETI>G az TIRE UNION
a Iert.,l..c4.! STAT Central Committee. held
- virginia CITY, ; ULe -, la1f. il Was
Resolved, nat i State Convention % the
Union Il. rlblgCa Iarty L. held a " .uue-iIU'-
"a on Thursday. epteluhcr -. 1874. 10 uUHi-
r.t. candidates 10y tlI- following Offices t. Wit:
Governor. Lieutenant Governor, krYross ut.-
tive. in Congress. two justices oil the Supr!-i.
Clrrt long and short tcrusi. Scr, .ary ct Stale.
Att ,rrl,y t.elgraI. Treasurer of State. Control
Igrof state. surveyor Gen raj. Super ateIldeI.t
OF Public Instruction. STATE Mine raIog:~t. CLERK
Of the supreme Court. state Printer, and Siate
Central Committee. and for the transaction 81
such ether business shall properly come br-
fore the Convention.
Resolved That each county he entitled to one
t!,lrrl.e at lir-. one for each 100 Votes AID Que
Tor each fraction over a. votes cast FOR }. ".
usiu.S Presidential Elector, at the g neral cleo
ton vi io'2.
Resolved. That the test To be required Of all
voters 1T the priIsary elections of the party
shall be: First-are You i citizen of the Uni
ted states and state oil Nevada, or Will you be a
lawful voter at the ensuing election: Second
VIII you support the nominees Of the Eeruhii-
can State and County Convention at the Lext
election:
Resolved. That the several county committees
be recommended to adopt such other means and
tests as may seem to them necessary to the pro-
motion OF purity and fairness at the primaries.
Delegates are appointed to the several cOun-
ties as follows: