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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-02
TAINMENT OF THE SEASON.


A GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
Will be given for the Benefit of the
N. Catholic Total Abstinence (Parent Associa,n,
BY MISS THERESA CANNON,
Assisted hya Corps of Distinguished Amateurs com.
prsing the Leading aud Most Talented
Artists OF the City,
AT GRUNEwALD HALL, BARoNNE STREET.
Sunday Evening, August 1G, 1s74
At Il O'Clock.
well as one of the most pleasing Enter
tainnents of the season.
C9' TICKETS-FlFTY CENTS
PROGRAMME
MISS CANNON wilIsse kindly assisted by the follow.
ing welLknown Artists and Amateurs:
NJ Nj. s s EFEN Ne r bass,
NJ MI + + f KEKKEk, 1 AissiHimpansis'
Mr.. W; GKUNEwALD, JE, Pianist,
Mr. TYLER JR, Pianist.
-Past Ivrst
Overture frori." William Tell. J." for four hands,
Messrs Grunewad and Ty Ter.
. Solo and Chorus" Tha Green Shores of Erin"
solo by Miss q. Dean.
Mrs. G. Whitman and Miss A. Wagner.
T. "Dermotts Drea "-Recitaton,
By Miss Theresa Cam /.
s. Touch the Harp Gently Ballad,
By Miss NJ Forester.
6. my Mothers Picture Ballad, =
By Miss NJ Grace
Z. 1oaSso ooo- AT. IL premier
8. Waiting solo, with accompaniment of Vic.
lin and Piano. Miss Theresa Cannon
Intermission of Five Minutes.
Part Seoond
l.. Mother let the Angels in Solo and chorus
Solos by Miles. L. DeBlanc and c. Casteilanos
@ what the wild waves saying1'-Duet.
By Misses q. Dean and NJ. Grace.
3. 81 Crown of Diamonds soprano Solo,
By Mrs. q. Witham
T. Let twine the clustering roses ~. Chorus
S. "a Ne touchez pas la Refine Duet
Miss Z. Cannon and Mr.. +. Bremen
6. Joan of Arc solo. Miss A Wagner
Z. Teacher and Pupil Duet
Misses a. NJ. Forester and NJ. A. Cannon
g. Grand Quatuor from "Martha"-"Good Night"
Mrs. Witham aud Miss Wagner, and Messrs
Sturcken and Bremen. jya6 At
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ST. MICHAEL's CONFERENCE.

Through the kind services of Rev. Father Hcslin
Pastor OF ST. Michaels Church, the EXHIBITION OF
ST. MICHAELS SCHOOL will be repeated for the
Benefit of the Poor of St. Michael's Conference on
MONDAY EVENING. August 3, 1874 at O'Clock.
Friends and patrons invited give their assist
ance. ana EFT
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The Lees and Stars will play a match game
of base ball at the Hibernian Festival. fine
game and much excitement may be expected,
rs the climbs rank AL, and have been rivals for
years.
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MARRIED

LLIAMSoN-BoURK-At a NuptiaI Mass. in
ST. Alphonsus Church, Tuesday July %, 1874, at
o'clock A. NJ by the Rev. Fa, her Gerardey. c. S. R.
Mr. George r. Williamson and Miss Jeanne F. Bourk
both of this CITY
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ST. ALPHoNSUs' TOTAL ABSTINENCE Asso-
CIATIoN.-The regular monthly meeting of this AS.
sociation will be held THIS Sunday EVENING, at
o'clock, in st. Alphonsus Hail. ST. Andrew street, be.
tween Magazine and Constance. A full attendance is
requested.
Gentlemen wishing to join arc invited to attend.
aug IL CHAS L. SINCLAIR. Secretary.
ST. ALOYSIUS TOTAL ABSTINENCE CADET
ASSOCIATION.-The regular monthly meeting of this
Association viii be held in the Star Hail. I16 Poydras
street. corner of Camp, THIS EVENING, at o'clock.
Boys wishing to join are invited TO be present.
TT. EGAS JR..- First Vice President.
MARK FINNEY, Secretary au21t
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NOTICE.
st. Patrick'S Hall Association.
NOTICE..

Parties DESTROYS of taking Eight (e) Per Cent Bonds
(secured by mortgage) in ST. PHricks Hall Associa.
tion will please call Mr. p IRWIN. at the Hibornin
Bank, Al Camp street. Mr. JNO HENDERSON, at
the office of the Hibernia Insurance Company No. 81
Camp street. Thope who have paid in advance will
please present tfer receipts arrange for their
bonds imm ediately.
Jesi 3map JNO. HENDERSON, Vice President.
CATHOLIC CHURCH MUSIC, MASSES, ETC.
We would respectfully call the attention of CHOIRS
ORGAN1STS, CONVERTS and Summaries, to
recent issues of Music and Books for the Catholic
Church Service. All editions printed from
large type. and on beautiful paper We continually
ishfng Catholic Church Music, and always keep a
full assortment hand. Send for n Catalogue
We make Catholic Church Music a specially.
Address. JOHN CHURCH e. CO
my3 3m5p GO West Fourth st., Cincinnati, o.
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GRAND FESTIVAL
UNDER AUSPICES OF
The Hbernia Benevolent and Mutual
: Aid Association Of Louisiana,
=. TN AID OF THE RELIEF FUND.-
y AT THE
FAIR GROUNDS,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
Sunday, August I'd, 1874.

The following prizes offered TO the holders
tickets:
One Prize of Fifty Dollars in G old.
70 One Prize of Twenty Five Dollars in Gold.
Three Prizes of Ten Dollars in Gold each.
Ten Prizes of Five Dollars in Gold each.
Holders of tickets win detach the Coupons annexed
= PROGRAMME.
l. The undecided Hurdle Race, postponed from last
Sunday, between "Amercan Girl and Lady
Johnson"
2 The undecided TrottinG Race, postponed from last
Sunday. Three entries.
g. Running Race for Horses la5 hands and under
Mile heats. Purse s25. To the first horse Sl5, to
the second $40. Entrak ce 90 SO.
4. Running Race for Ponies IA hands and under Mile
heats. Purse s25- To the first pony SIS, to the
second Sl0. Entrance 81 50.
s. Hose Carriage Race Ore mile. Open all and the
best advantage. Prize S25. Entrance free.
There must be, at least three entries in the
and two TO start Entries be made at any time
previous to the races. ..--.f
Grand Match Game of BASE BALL between the
LONE STAR" and R. E. LEE " Clubs.
The Committee offer eIeg ant OLD MEDAL to the
most proficient AMATEUR PERFORMER on the
B CORNET.
The Drawing Of the Lottery will take place at 7
O'Clock P. NJ, in front of the Grand Stand.
The time for the return Of Tickets delivered to
Branches has been extended to p. NJ, Sunday.
Two Bands Of Music will be IN attendance. au2It
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II. ~
Tea drinkers ordering their supplies from the
Great China and Japan Tea Warehouse


- No. 40 Canal Street,
NEW ORLEANS, r
WI save from Twenty-Five to Seventy. five on
eve ~ pound of Tea they consume besides getting
more palaable article in the bargain. The folio
are a few of our leading varieties:
Best OOLONG (Blaok). ................slc co ~ N
les. nSSEAhfASI tSouchong). .....-.--.. 30 -
Beat INTERVAL tGreen) -. .............. / 40
best GUNPOWDER Green). ............--..
best houNG HfSON tGreen). l 40
We guarantee all of the he strictly Al Teas
our prices for Oolong and Imperial
cents per pound upward.
we have good. strong we'll favored Black or Mi.ea
Tea AT oo cents per pound, which recommend U
large consumers
orders t from the country unaccompanei With the
Sasn W III De shipped by Express, to be collected e-
livery Of goods Checks drafis and postolek ofut RS
should be made payable to the proprietor,
j. j. MARTIN,
No. ITO Canal street. New Orleans.
n. Two ship Teas to all points in the Southern
states. ie2s 7&ly5p
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TRSULINE ACADEMY,

TTRSULINE ACADEMY, -
GALVESTON. TEXAS.
This Institution. founded in 1877 and well.
Exercises on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER.
PRICES IN GOLD CAPABLE ADVANCED:
Entrance fee (only for the first year, 90
For Board, Washing, Tuition, Stationery and In
Urinary expenses tper month";. .....--.---..2 80 90
For further particulars, address
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
au2 2m Ursuiine Convent, Galveston, Texas.
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco. Oct.21.-The public in.
terest in the great $25, 900 running race
to be given Nov. l4th, under the auspices
Of the Pacific Jockey Club, increases az
the time approaches. There were an
immense crowd present at the Lick
House to witness the final entries. There
were eight nominations, as follows
Thad Stevens, Katie Pease, Hubbard,
Henry, Joe Daniels, Alpha, Hooking and
Hardwood. The officers of the club re-
ceived dispatches that other parties had
forwarded entries by mail and express,
which will come in due time. Three
thousand dollars was offered for the
privilege of selling pools on the race, and
heavy wagers have already been made.
The race bids fair to be even more excit-
ing than the great running race of last
year, when Thad Stevens came out
victor.
s.phan5ep 18th h." sr Ks' following is
summary OF the news: The French Gov
eminent is pushing demand for Open
ing the entire Empire to foreigners. The
correspondence shows a disposition to
wrest this concession from japan in spite
of all circumstances.
The Mikado has given an entertain.
ment to the entire Foreign Diplomatic
Corps, at his own residence.
Minister Avery sailed for Shanghai on
the Oath of September.
Affairs between China and Japan,
when the steamer left, were unchanged,
but the japanese throughout the Empire
were making active preparations for war
Takaki and Tomita, Consuls to San
Francisco and New York, were to start
for their posts by the next steamer.
HAMrII TON, New. Oct. 21.-The indie
pendents held Convention here yester
day and nominated the following straight
out Independent Legislative ticket: DR.
Goodfellow and Judge O'Connor Sena
tors; John O'Leary, James Scott. 10,
Potts and w. H. Duren for the Assem-
bly,, with one Assemblyman yet to b.
named. No other business was trans
acted. and nobody endorsed on eithe
State or county ticket.
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Eastern Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.-It is the opin.
ION OF the best informed Of the friends Of
the administration in this city, that
Williams will retire from Office before
the beginning of the next session of
Congress. and that his name will be sent
to the Senate for the Russian mission.
The delay in the appointment of sue.
cessor to Jewell is accounted for on the
ground that Williams will not allow his
name to be sent to the Senate unless he
is certain Of confirmation.
New YORK, Oct. 21.-The opponents
OF the Tammany Hall Democracy in mass
meeting last night, nominated Oswold
Ottendorfer for Mayor, and Patrick II.
Jones, late Postmaster of this city, for
Register.
Ex-Court-House Commissioner John
). Walsh. following the example of his
associates, Norton and German, has sur
rendered to the District Attorney.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Oct. 21.-Tbe Ogden
House in this city, was burnt this morn.
ing. Loss $4,000. -
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Samuel Reuds.
kof. Democratic candidate for Congress.
in the fourth district, has withdrawn.
and the committee has substituted Vim.
Pitt Lynde. -
Rio Janeiro advices from Buenos Ayres
state that in an engagement between the
troops and insurgents, that the latter
we're defeated and their commander.
Plaza, taken prisoner. Large rewards
are offered for the capture Of the rebel
steamers. One has left Montevido tow.
ing vessels laden with arms and amuni.
ton.
The Uraguary Government intends to
issue four millions in paper money.
The bank Of Rio Janeiro has sus.
pended.
Immediately after morning prayer to.
day, the general convention Of the Pro.
testant Episcopal Church, went into
secret session. A startling rumor pre-.
vailed among the deputies of the lower
house, to the effect that the desk in the
meeting room of the lower bishops had
been forced open, and papers relating to
the Bishop elect, Seymour, had been alb
stracted. The members OF the House Of
Bishops maintain the strictest silence
with regard to the matter. The church
wardens and sections are of the opinion
that the papers have been mislaid by
some Of the pages who had been arrang
ing the room, and the desk having beer
left open. papers were taken by then
under the impression that they were no
OF any use. Search has been instituted
for the documents.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

The Cahills have been creating consid-
cradle excitement in this city to-day, and
speculation has run ss high as (which is
'tother." Tom Cahill has been appoint
ed Superintendent of the Cosmopolitan
mine, but nobody can tell Tom from
John; and. while it is understood that
John is going away, it is matter OF
speculation as to whether John won't
jump the superintendency and Tom
leave town through mistake. - [ Virg
Post II
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

The Chollar Potosi Company have
again commenced to take ore from their
groupings west of B street, near the old
hosting works. A few years ago the
o~-r-~T extracted large quantity Of
good mining rock ifoln 'h;s part of the
mine. Recently force OF men we,v p.
to work in the same locality again, with
good results. Virg. Chronicle 16.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

J.DAKIN, of Huntington Valley, whilst
engaged in some way near horse on his
ranch, received kick in the face from
the animal. The first report was that he
had been fearfully mangled, but we are
pleased to record the first report for an
exageration and Mr.. Dakiu 8 injuries but
slight Elko Independent, 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

FRED. A. ENT, Of Franktown, Washoe
Valley, died of paralysis yesterday morn.
ing about 6 clock. Deceased was q ma
tive of Pottsville, Pa, and was 50 years
of age. He settled in Washoe Valley in
the early days, and at one time was
Treasurer of Washoe county.-[Virginis
Enterprise, 18th. ttu
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Advices from Ber-
lin represent public sympathy to be in
creasing for Count Won Arnim on &C.
count OF the harshness with which he is
treated and the rigor of the domiciliary
searches.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

In consequence Of the public speaking
Of Col. A. G. Ellis on Tuesday evening,
|ae 2Oth inst. Mrs. Drew has postponed
M ss o oai' unui tne s-.-;-s ~ Thnrsday,
HIGHEST cash price paid for new and
midland furniture of all kinds. j.
T. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below the
Postoffice. oc13-tf
Cheap. Wine Sandman 4
Cos tOporto), DUFF Gordon sherry,
Sabinet Bourbon whisky and vieux
oognac, at Ashim Bros. u oc20
Four Years Old. hannisberger
usbinet, Malaga, Madeira and Ca
wha, California Wines OF the vim
Bros. - -o~- oc2O
PHnoPENA. - George Washington
phipps, the great North American bar.
keep, has arrived with the 'sack," a
ranaca Saloon, Lacour street. One
pr'ce-one bit! oc18.8t
HIGHEST cash price paid for new and
secondhand furniture of all kinds. J
Postoffice. ocl3.tf
10 TO F. W. Clute for your groceries
sno hardware. It is the cheapest plac'
IN Phoebe. EFl'l ".
cray Knitted Undershirts, so cts.
R.nars. boxes for IS cents At Ashtn
10 TO ALExANDER's, Main street, or
poS'te Lacour. for your drugs. my2t
Al bottles Ground Pepper for u .
~ papers venartl's saleratus for 2
vents At Ashinn Bros.
~ Ashim bros,
~. boxes Royal Baking Powder for
Jus At Ashim Bros.
sChinchilla suits for saa. SO-wort
sSS-at Ashim Bros.
A'him Bros. selling sut.
Ashim Bros. selling eat.
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The Board OF Directors Of the Central
Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads,
after discussing the matter, have con.
cluded that it is not advisable ct present
to change their timetable, as was talked
of.-Tvirg. Enterprise, 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

The men who are engaged in exoavat-
ing the ground in rear Of Galland's, on
Milan street, took out heavy bowlder
this morning. which contained large
amount of pure silver. The rock weighs
about 200 pounds, and is estimated to be
worth S1O0.-TG. H. News, 10th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

The net profits OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company for the year ending
October l, 1874, were $2,5O6, 800. Al
the close of the year the Company had
6,18S offices.
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OuR Independent friends advertise to
hold convention on the evening OF the
Goth inst. at the Courthouse in Hamil-
ton.][W. p. News, 18th.
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A FIRE occurred in the dwelling-house
Of George Moore, last night, caused by
the upsetting Of kerosene lamp. The
room and furniture were considerably
damaged by fire and water, but the build
ing was saved. Virginia Post, 10th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

THERE is scheme on foot to disorgan.
ize the county Of Churchill, giving por-
ton to Washoe, portion to Lander and
the remainder to Humboldt Humboldt
Register.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

Iris supposed that the usual yield Of
bullion will be considerably decreased
during the present month. on account OF
the lowness of water in the Carson river,
which prevents the mills from running
up to their full capacity.-[Virg. Chron.
icle, 16. ~ u..t
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

sHARoN's chances for the Nevada Sem
s'orshlp are picking up every day. He
NOW looked upon by political weather
Report
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

The Woodville Gold and Silver Mining
Company, on Wednesday filed certif.
cate Of increase Of its capital stock from
2.SOO. 600 to Sc, 1000, 000.-[ Carson Tri.
bune. l6.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

The Virginia and Truckee Railroad is
being put in the best possible order for
the coming Winter, throughout its whole
length. All the bad and exposed points
are receiving special attention. - virg.
Enterprise, 18th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

A MAN named s. NJ. Cola died and
denly in front of the International Hotel
at Reno, the other night, Of hemorrhage
Of the lungs Virg. Enterprise, lib.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

Down at Gold Hill they chew one an
others noses when they feel like taking
little gentle exercise.-r Virg. Enter.
prise, 18th. "r,.,d.
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By TELEGRAPH,

SPECIAL TO rHE pIooBE DAILY RECORD.
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In row this forenoon, the origin of
which we did not learn, Tommy Flanni.
gan had his scalp badly cut by blow
rom a billiard cue in the bands Of
Johnny Bohen. II Silver State, 10th.
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POLITICAL.


n u AxO IA
Fl
County Ticket.
state senator........... JOHN YULE
Assembly:
A. j. BLAlR...... .NEY CHURCHMAN
p. A. cRAIGUE.
District Judge..............D. CORsON
Sheriff.. .....................AN ANDY FIFE
County Clerk. ...........P. b. MILLER
HH
Treasurer ...............J. w. WRIGHT
County Recor,ler.........H.C c. CHAPLIN
Distriet Attorney. c. FOSTER
County Surveyor. n. g. SCHOFIELD
| w. .E.H
County Commissioners:
r. A. BUCK. F. BARRON
Superintendent Of Public schools;
| e. II. WILMARTH.
PIOCHE TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Justice Of the Peace. Col. u. e. ALLEN
Constable. HENRY GARLICE
For School Trustees, Phoebe District,
G. II. FISH, A. r. CARMODY,
+. II. CLARK.
FN se2OLte
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

A SERIOUS ARRAY took place last even.
ing which may possibly result in the
death OF woman known as "Broncho. !"
character we'll known in town. A band
OF Italian musicians were playing in
'front.' Of her door, when Mrs. Lake,
the adjoining tenant and antiquated
member of the flock of ''soiled doves"
ordered them away. Broncho insisted
on their remaining. and few words
passed between the two women, when
Mrs. Lake went to her room, returning
Immediately and going into Broncho's
room, drew long knife and stabbed her
In the head. infiicting a very dangerous
wound over the left temple. the knife
penetrating the skull. At last accounts
the patient was alive, and asleep from
the effects Of morphine. The wound is
three and quarter inches in length, and
one of the arteries is served. Mrs. Lake
was arrested. II Eureka Sentinel, 10.
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REMOVAL.
BOWLING ALLEY.
DAVIS Il sTEINBACH

rrAyE OPENED THE PLACE FORMERLY
III Kept by Gerow. on Meadow Valley street,
md thoroughly RENTED It. The finest Wines
and LIQUORS always on hand.
Ten Pin Rolling, rs Cents. se4.tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22

EM1GRANTs.- Emigrant trains Of from
-FOUR to fourteen cars each, all filled,
have passed this place going West every
night this week. California is evidently
getting large accession to it's population
a. the expense of some Of the older
States.-[ Silver State, II.
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
NEVADA
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET
ELECTION
Tuesday, November 3, 1874
FOR GOVERNOR,
JIG. HAXLETT,
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
John BoWm a n,
OF SYE COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESSMAN,
VIM. Woodburn,
OF STOREY COUNTY.
FOR 5UDoE SUPREME COURT (LoNG TERM,)
w. Fl. BEATTY
OF WHITE FINE COUNTY.
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT [sHoRT TERM,)
| Warner Earll,
| OF EIKo COUNTY.
, FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
/ q. r. 71c1kno11,
OF oRMsBY COUNTY
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
# j. D. MINOR,
OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
l FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
M Osos T q b bS
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY.
FOR TREASURER,
l.. j. HO G L L,
, OF EUREKA COUNTY.
I Fol- CONTROLLER,
W. W. HOBA RT, H
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY.
l. FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN DAY,
: OF LYON COUNTY.
FOR sup'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
S. P. X E L L Y,
s oFrKuREKA COUNTY.
q FOR STATE MINERALoeIsT,
l. II. r. Witch L L,
IN OF CHURCHILL. COUNTY.
ht FOR STATE PRINTER,
is. @. G. 20 W N ] N G.,
"a
~. OF wAsHoE COUNTY.
lot
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RACES!
TRoTTINd.

Purse $3.50. Free to all except Dublin Maid
and Kenner's sorrel horse, to harness and to
rule. Three or more to enter and three to start
Mile heats, 8 in s. Entrance 20 per cent; en-.
tries close October 20; to go October %, 1874.
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
LIBERAL REPUBLICAN
DEM OCR ATTIC
n
-
CO q NTY TICKET.
For State senator. N. WEsCOATr
For Assmblymen,
J. b. VAN HAGEN. H. BERGsTEIN.
It. j. JONES.
For District Judge. HENRY RIvES
For District Attorney,
GEORGE GOLDTHwAITE. n.
For Sheriff. ...............D. A. FULKs
For County Clerk. M. r. TARPEY
For Auditor and Recorder,
w. II. HENDERSON.
For Assessor. A. CURTIS
For Treasurer ...... MILES CULLEN
For County Commissioners. =
Long Term. JOHN G. LYNCE
Short Term. $50. JULIUS HOFFMAN
| For County Surveyor:
U.s. o. X. WEsCOATT.
| For sup't of Public Schools,
| G. w. HILL.
For Public Administrator,
| DIR. d. L. DEAL.
PIOCHE TOWNSHIP TICKET.
| For Justice Of the Peace,
H. r.. BREAKEY. E-s
For Constable. JOHN wILsO,
For School Trustees, Phoebe District
| G. n. FISH, A. F. CARMODY,
F. b. CLARK,
se27-te
ANNOUNCEMENT.
JOB N ROE D z r.
Announces himself as q candidate for COUNT
TREASURER Of Lincoln county, subject to II
decision of the voters Of the county. o1l-td
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Il. Kelly
|. Announces himself az a candidate
For State Senator,
!, Subject to the decision of the citizens Of Ii
coin county. sel2.te
/ HARDWARE.