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.NOTICE.

riif ,AeGE fi5iis -tl4l-otf giG a0IsHys ir
VsHE Annual Meeting Of the Farmers No.
~ tusl Fire Insurance Company of 81.
Georges and Appoquinimink Hundreds, viii
% held in the Hotel; Of Edward Silcox,s Jr ,
Egg, in Odessa, Delaware, ,,,,r ..a,i
MONDAY, The 9Th OF JANUARY. 1875,
49,. Ar ! o'nocK, P. NJ i.
At which time seven (7) DIRECTORS will be
elected to serve during the ensuing year, and
the interest on the deposit notes at the rate Of
slx per cent. per annam will be required to be
paid. The Coupons due January, 1875, oii
Certificates OF Indebtedness, must be presented
70 the Treasurer in order to have the amount
allowed on the premiums due .8as fiea
ss0atj .,fw JOHN g. fCORBIT, President.
CHAs. TArHAN, Secretary.
December nth, isT4.-tm. sees sisri
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9flu 9duertjsspRats
BANK RoBBERIEsi Il {
es GAGGING 0AlHIERSf

The Boston Daily Adcertissr Of Oct. 23 says
editoriai1y: ''The method adopted to rob the
banks at Wellsborough, Pa, and repeated at
Milford, N. H., on The nighf Of the 19fh inst,
is getting to be a favorite with the burglars.
But thereIis very simple Way of preventing
such rebberies II the key used to secure
bank funds is 90 made as to be separated, and
the parts put 5eyond the cosslrol Of any ONE per-
son, during the night, masked burglars would
ind the gaRging and Intimidation Of cashiers
to be proffiess work, and to Offer complete se-
curity against this latest apd most fayorite
trick Of the burglars - sNe
THIS ABSOLUTE PROTECTION
oa Issiven BY the Hardy Patent a"'
Detachab BILE Indicator.
APPLICABLE TO ALL DIAL LOCKS.
f By ihisdesice, the rimof the Knob On which
the figures and letters are marked, is made to
take of after locking the lock, and being d.
vided in tseo or more pieces and distributed
among the officers of the bank or partners Of
firm, becomes a key the custody of which
not be used TO open the lock without all the
pieces being returned. -
81 The sscombination'' may, be known to all
the parties. and yet cannot Be used by any with
out the assistance Of ALL the others.
This most complete security against this lat
est and favorite trick Of the burglars has been
applied to the Vaults and Safes Of the 7f
o. s: SUB-TREASuRY, lsslI Ytnss1
The N. E. Trust Co.,. rp.t
The EmiRrant Savings Bank, nos'on
The Blackstone National Bank,
The National Banks of Peabody, Warren,
Randolph, Newburyport, Ditto Savings Bank,
and Mercantile Of Salem, Mass. Also, the
Hanover Savings,F Of n q; and THE d. s.
BRANCH MINT at San Francisco, CAL, and
many others.
7 Banks having Dial Locks wishing it applied
TO those they have in use, can be supplied at
q moderate cost on application to
ai ANSON HARDY, xAnbarudale, Mass.
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THE ALDIHEs THE ART JOURNAL
fE4as or AMERICA.

sustained IN every Ieaiure,, bur Is being con-
stands without riysisin val lie Whole world G Il
periodical literature. The beautiful dok-por-
trait, Mans Unsel6sh Friend, chrome
presented to every subscriber, Is decided hit,
and will, If possible, add to the popularity
which this work has gained, The Art Union
feature also promises great and beneicent re-
suits, in arousing public interest in The fine
arts. Circulars and full Information on ap-
'plication. 59f Fs Fia ssif
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FOR RENT

A DWELLING containing eight rooms |;
"a water convenient, and garden. Also, 4
DWELLING with six rooms, and store room
~ #. by II it,, with good cellar. Possession
given on the 25th Of March. For further in
formation, apply on the premises to
= . MRS. C. J. SMITH, MItLINfR,
r Dec. l94tf.l II II Main street, Middletown.
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NOTICE.

! a IL persons indebted to the firm of j. 81.
"A SCOWDRICK h CO., are:hersby respects
fully requested to call and settle their ac=
counts on or before the lst of January, 1875,
ard save costs, N. E. WALKER,
= Dec. l9-tf 5~1aa-sis " Assignee.
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NOTICE.

A Il. persons interested ip the proposed
"A READING ROOM, Will meet At the olllcs
of J. T. Budd, THIS EVENING, At $50, for
the purpose Of completing the organization.
December 18th. 1874.
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Fo'r.f1s75.

PUBLISHED QUARTERLY.--Jan No.
Just issued, and contaiiis over 100 Pages, 500
Engravings, descriptions ofrmors than. 500 Of
our FLowERs and VEGErAsLEs, with Directions
for Culture, CO16red Plate, etc..-The most
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world.-Only IS cents for the year.-Pub.
llshed In English and German Address,
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The Aldlne Passe-Paftouts.

In compliance with repeated requests, the
publishers 81 1H1 At0fal have prepared fin
rprse6ions ofhmapyg Of their most beautiful
plates for passe-partout framing. ~
ed azure mat twithA hsndsone red border, line.
To attacbssthe glass, it is only left for the
customer to paste and fold over In aIrsady \ t.
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lae sspcb a. Coqghss Colds, Wboopi1gss
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Ara Cost Of 25aio Cents q Part.
Parts |, II and III are just published. j.
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Complete in IL nsonthly parts, at 81 each.
Reproducing the best fnll-page illustrations
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Z Each monthly partrvill contain six superb
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and whether fol binding OF framing, win be
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carefully taken. Oh the finest toned paper, aud
no pains will be spased to make this the rich
est production Of press which has won, in =
marvelously short time aiwofid-wide reputa-
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Aentrpl sthsR h tetinaty, u oa1, bsst cid.
sens, Of Ill elasnes, establisheo the fact that
: Ch1RHY 1nuIo1Ax wiar end does fu1lsYe end
cure the aflieting disorders Of the Throat and
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yield to its power; and cases Of Consump-
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~ fosNnnsee eE ner0eesioes diaea3a 81 sases
unnumbered lives, and an amount Of sufYsrinr
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md npperceived at1ask Of Pplm4sazy AHbptions
which are easily met ct hSst, but which become
'MAnable, md too ofleA fAtal, u neelected. I'm.
der lungs need this defence; and It IL unwise TO
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the dgtyeash,e ,diaeAses which beset th9s Ihsoat
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utudes. are rescued from premature gfasee. and
aved to the love and affection centred q 49,
lt acts speedily and surely against ordilary ooIda
securing sound and health-restoring sleep, No
one vii su1Af troublesome Inflveoxn ma .us1r.
nj Bronehitis. when they know how easily
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succesafai chemical Investigation, no cost Or ton
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memorable q the greatest It Has ever eaected.
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SCRAP BOOKS. !

Asplendid assortment Of Scrap Books have
been expressly pispSred f0f tie holiday sea-
son, and no present Of more permanent inter-
ct can Be- selected for gentleman or lady, old
Or young. I q se ftgs
NosB HalfTb6und .aclsth sides, gilt hack,
ESQ DID, IL l6 inches .S5 90
No. :. Half bound, cloth sidss, gilt back,
Y hi4 500 pp l6 inches 4 90
No, 9, Full morocco, beyeled boards, gilt
land antique, eefy Itch, 800 pp...... II 30
Lstisssd TO order inlsoid at1t cts. sachs1ins.
Sent By mail postSpaid, on receipt Of price.
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TWO GOOD FARMS,

- - =. ~ - - = .
and IL now divided BY hedge, making I
farm Of about 1854 acres and one Of about 100
acres THE IMPROVEMENTS are Frame
Dwelling and suitable out.bnildingD On aearh
farm as now adiyideds The water son both
farms is very exceIlent; ihsre Is = good mea-
dow land attached. e ~, 3 's'sss' s {
The farm will be soItin one tract, OF AZ now
divided, to suit purchasers. The soil e good
and adapted to the growth Of Grain, Peaches,
Pears and Small Fruits The land has been
thoroughly limeda There is . s8ourehing Or
chard Of 1900 Peach Trses, Of good yarieties,
1900 five years old. Also, : variety Of Pears
and Small Fruits. 7'a.ss'' s'' s sS -'ss u
Vessels coqstAntly ply between the several
wharves and Baltimore, and there t. . daily
line of steamers from Bait. and Phila. touching
at the several landings at convenient hours.
TERMS:-The terms Of sale are !: One-third
cash or in 60 days, at the option Of the Trus-
tee, and the bAlace in one and two ysars, with
interest from day of. sale, 10 be secured BY
bond of the purchaser, With security approved
by the Trustee The tenant, Nf David zen-
ker, willshow the premises to any persons
desiring to examine them, s, za4 ~. + .
HARRISON W. vICKERS, Trustee.
Chestertown, Dec. s., l874.-3t .a.5,.st
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The Nsst shall not tlose theif titles for
tehpof1ry, absence from their home

the West shall not lose their titles for
tehpcfary' absence from their heme-
Hoass. Various bills we're introluc-
ed, among then the follewing " Mr.
Starkwsat ather. of Connecticut. repeal.
ing thSscts imposing stamps ON checks
by Mr.. Albright. of Pa. to establish
free banking. and retire the legal tend.
ers; by Mr.. Spear, Of Pa. reduce .he
letter postage to one cent: by Mr..
Whitely-ef- -Gsereisy fes-s- commission
to investigate the political and legal
condition Of the Southern States |; by
Mr.. Fink. Of Ohio, TO repeal the act
requiring prepayment of newspaper
portage; and BY Mr.. Harris Of Georgia.
allowing the payment Of one half of all
import duties 10 legal tenders OF Ma
,tional bank notes ] A resolution was
adopted providing for the appointment
Of : committee Of Eve to investigate the
trouble at vicksburg The Senate
resolution for acommittes on the re-
cepsioh Of the 'Hawsiiaa King was con
currsd in. and Messrs tOrth. E. R.
Hoar and s.. s. Cox we're appointed on
the part Of the House. a
In5 es WEDNESDAY,. uaat.
Senate. Mr.. Boutwell, prepared a
resolution locking to the redemption |
'of mutilated U s. currency BY the vari-
ous pcstmssters Of the country. which |
,was referred to the Currency Commit
tee. a resolution was adopted refer
ring to the Committee 90 Foreign Re-
lations thst part Of the Presidents
Message relating the importation Of
Chinese women for immoral liispur-
poses. with instructions to report by
bill or otherwise. Bills were passed
for the relief Of the Allegheny Valley
Railroad Company. and removing the
political disabilities sfsHenry Heath, Of
Virginia, and James Jackson, Of Geor-
gias The resolutions of Mr.. Davis. Of
w. ", requesting information 40 to
officers who owe money to the Govern
ment, and the amounts due. was dis
sussed until the expiration, Of the morn
ing hour. a communication was pre-
,ented from w. T Mcmillan, asking
speedy action On his claim to the u, s.
from Louisiana ssif
,Hoass Mr.. Maynard j from the
on Banking, reported ad-
1ersely bill increasing the tax on
National bank circulation to one fourth
i one per cent. per month. It was
'efsrred to the Committeeiof the Whole.
The Legislative Appropriation bill was
considered Mr.. Butler, Of Msss.,
rom the Jpdiciary Gommittee. report
a the Sapplenantary Civil Rights bill,
vhich wa6 ordered to be printed and
asaat sa~ ssfsds9
frs has .rauasDar. aoiis1
Senate The bill providing new i
orm Of govsrnment for the District of |
,olambi1 was discussed. Motions
yerer made and debated e. abolish the {
oard Of health. and also to provide for
lecting the commissioners Of the Dis I
rict BY popular vote. instead Of hav- 4
,g them appointed BY the President II
House The legislative appropria. 4
on bill wae considered in committee of 3
,e whole, and an amendment looking !
J, lbolishfng tie bureau of education !
'as rejected. a programme was Dr. l
lnged for the reception ofithes King Of
lie Sandwich Islands by Gongress on .
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f1TOTICHee

2 AlIcustsmsrs whose bills have been
presented must make settlement On Or
before January 1st, 1875 ssl
In order 70 cell soeds shssp I must
buy for cash. andiI have to depend npoa
the collection Of debts due me to rsiss.
funds with which to bay. szBo'
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GEMS FROM THE ALDiIIiN,fEis ALDiIIiN,fis

GEMS FROM THE ALDINE.
a'@s1s Especially assorted for 49s
6trep Book IHsstvotioAs and Drawing Cgdss
Is;sts z{,aoota;fs Copies. ms s49ffs ~
A large collection Of pictures Of different
have been put up in an attractive envelope,
and are now offered at price intended to
1nalsithem popular in;every ssrss. ssifg q
Eayelope Mo- Z, conteining 80 beautiful en-
cravings, is now ready, and win be sent, post
age paid, to any address for ONE DOELAR.
= liberal discount to agsnts and teachers.
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eQHpN FLA A AIMlElIIK[Is, 3
THAN HAS BERN OFFERED TO THE PUB.
s. LIosINcE THR YEAR 1851.

only 10 ct. s -. 80
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= Wsnsessa blsschsd musliss, II sssss. s.i.s.'
: .r,,,r y ssf 20 ~ slsi;ss 10 z
MI. Aiiss g ''sis i.ss $ ls,esnfss ssaas
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This dreadful disease thoroughly cured
without the use of the Knife or iCaustic by our
wonderful! discovery. Scrofula and all Skin
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free daily. PENN. CANCER INSTITUTE.
de l9-4t Assa 32Os Chestnut ST. West Phiis.
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E Parts !, II, III and " are now ready
Sltt0ls Leisure. Hour MBcenaHT.
To be completed in 40 parts, issued fart-
nightly. Each part viii contain an elegsnt
ffontispiece, originally engraved on steel for
the London Art Journal. Reproducing At .
price within the popular reach, eagravihas
never before offered at less than Eve times the
amount. The,e plates have been the attrac-
ti6n Of
The London Art Journal,
Each part win contain 2s quarto pages, in
c,odins e.. the elegant irontispiscs on hes.y
Illuminated in red and gold, win be given with
the frst part and the printing Of the entire
work will be a worthy representation Of .'Ths
Aldine Press which il guarantee 81 some
thing beautiful and valuable lflid masf
At q Cost Of 25ni Gents q Part.
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And 10 Percbes Of Land more Or less.
This desirable farm II situated on; the public
road leading from the village Of Still Pond TO
Bctterton Wharf; Is abont two miles from
Still Pond, II miles from Betterton wharf, two
miles from Barnard's wharf, on the Bay. 1t
is con nvenient ID churches, schools and stores.
Adjoins the lands Of DR.. Maxwell. Thoss Ra-
sin, Samuel Davis, Mrs. Rachel Price and 9TH
ers, on the Sassafrae river, and is convenient
to the celebrated fishing and cunning shores
of the Sassafras and Llotd's Greek. The farm
is susceptible Of natural division into
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DecI9st

: DOES HE LOVE ME?"
. An elegant OHROMO in l3 colors-sizs le
BY 20; or, MEMORIAL HALL, centennial
Art Gallery In colsrs-size 81 BY ~, given
to each annual subscriber to the sai ~so1
Coming Eyemt and Centennial Gazette.
Published weekly on Friday, 81. so per year
in advance. Address, MACK l. BRADEN,
Publishers, No. II North Sixth Street, Phila.
Specimen copies mailed free on application
Dec. l9-4t.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ties CITIZENS NS'sNATIONALFBANK, n
sai aa Middletovn, Del, Dec. 9th, 1874. !
The annual election for NINE DIRECTORS
to serve the ensufng year willibe held at the
Banking House,! on TUESDAY, JANUARY
18th, 1875, between The hours Of 10, A. NJ,
and II M.siaeh 's 7isH j.. 4. HALL,
j Dec. ls-at,l 81, mia IL ss.a Cashier.
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Dr, i G. AVER 4 co.. Lowell. Mass,
Practical and Analytical CAemistu.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERR.
Dec l2-ly.
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An Esploratiow Of The aN;le-La,y
Droues Of Elephaats-A Negro Kiag
Il Wsth4O0a Wiues.rst sesegd sai + +
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TiaURsDAY.
Letter from New Castle.

DxAR TRKNsca1pr :-lAs was forsa
shadowed in my last. Courts adjourned,
for the ternEE on Friday last. having
woand up the odds and ends Of busi-
ness the last Two days; and as, there
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S. 2 M. aREYNoLDs.
Dec. Il, ls74.-ly.
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UNBLEAUHBD NUHIIlQS:
i . COTTON ELAHHEIS,
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

The Republican State Convention
concluded its lahors yesterday. In our
Geographic columns will be found a re-
port of the second days proceedings.
Following is the ticket complete: For
Governor, DR.. J. e. IIazlett, of Lyon
county; for Lieutenant Governor, DR..
J. bowman, of Nye; for Member of
Congress, William b. WOODBURY., of
Storey; for supreme Judge dong
term, W. II. Beatty, of White Pine.
for Supreme Judge short term, War
rem Earl, OF Elko; for Clerk of Supreme
Court, G. r. Bicknell, of Orimsbv:
for Secretary of State, j. D Minor, of
Humboldt; for Attorney General,
Moses Tebbs. of Douglas; for State
Treasurer, l.. l.. IIogle, OF Eureka;
for State Controller, W. w. Hobart, of
White Pine; for State Mineralogist,
ii. Whitehill, of Churchill; for Super
intendont Of Public INSTITUTION, $. p.
Kelly, of Eureka; for State Printer, c.
c. Powning, of Washoe; for Surveyor
General, John Day, of Ornsby. Ho-
bart, Minor, Whitehill and Day We're
all renominated. Aside from Hazlett
that portion of the ticket published in
yesterdays SENTINEL did not appear
to awaken any very great amount Of
enthusiasm among the Republicans Of
Eureka. They seem to think Hazietl
is the proper man for Governor,
though the balance of the ticket, SO ial
as given to the public, is regarded a.
extremely weak.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26

Jones campaign, and now comes to
tho surface as n candidate OH sthe
Republican State ticket for one Of the
most important Offices in the gin Of the
people. He is an lrishman by birth,
and was evidently put upto strengthen
the ticket with his countrymen. a
greater mistake, however, was never
made. The woodburn of to-day is ut
terly destitute of influence among
Instantaneous. No people in
the world detcst a Hopper" mor
universally and cordially than the
sons OF the Emerald Isle. Knowing
these facts, and knowing further that
he isl man of very ordinary ability,
we can inform such as want to know
:. who the devil is WOODBURY." that lie
is the weakest stick eve placed upon
the Congressional course in Nevada.
II Ellis is pittsd against him, Wood
burn will hardly receive sufficient
votes to be denoininated scattering"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26
..WHO THE DEVIL - WOOD.
BCRN.-

This is the question that met us on
every hand yesterday. Having been
nominated for Congress by the Winnie
mucca Convention, Republicans are
anxious to know something of him.
People out this way say they remem
Der a man of that name who, in Com
pany with Judge Pitzer a few
years ago, stumped the State tor the
Democratic party, but some of the
Republicans with whom we have con
versed can hardly believe that he is
the same individual who has just been
selected as one of their most promin-
ent standard bearers in the coming
campaign. We can assure all such,
however, that WOODBURY., the Repub-
lican candidate for Congress, is
the same WOODBURY. who Vas the
rampant Democrat OF two years
ago. He chopped" from Demo-
crat to Republican in the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-26

that one Of the wells Is now flowing
Ave barrels of petroleum per day.
| He thinks it will be a flow ing we'll in
less than ten days. The gravity Of oil
| from this well is ovcr 80 degrees. The
| Temple well would yield frOur barrels
per day, but the borers are still sink.
ing, II il expected this well will yield
500 barrels when a depth 800 feet II
reached
a number Of teams are leading e.
with freight for Independence and
other points in Inyo county.
a line Of stages between this city
and Panamint will be started on the
first Of next month.
Rc1publican state Convention.
WINNEMUCCA, Sept. p.
Second day-The Republican State
Convention was called to order ut III
o'clock A.. NJ, and the following are
the nominations made:
Controller-W. w. Hobart, by ac-
clamation.
Surveyor General-John Day, by &C.
clamation.
Superintendent Public Instruction
II. ii. Howe, J. u. Hammond and $.
p. Kelly were placed in nomination.
Howe Withdrew, and Kelly received
81 and Hammond AZ votes.
State Mineralogist-H. X. Whitehill
and NJ. ID. Wheeler. Whitehill re-
ceived the nomination.
State Printer--C. G. POwning and c.
A.. V. Putnam were placed in nomina-
ton. Powning IA nominated.
State Central COnnittee-StOrey
county, !. l.. Requa, q. a. King, H..
G. Maynard and T.. :. Davis.
Ormsby county-F. Stadtmuller and
T. Swift.
Lander county, +. Shannon.
lyon county-W. Zeabriskie and
DR.. Buncher.
Nye county-T. Warburton.
WaShoe county,. ii. kincaid, and
c. G. Powning.
White Pine county - A. {. Cleve-
land.
Churchill county-Wallace GoOdell.
Douglas cOunty-Jas. W. Haines.
Elko county-F. NJ. Smith and J.. S.
Mavhugh.
Eureka county-A. +. Davis and A.
G.. Turner.
Esmeralda county,. G.. McClin-
ton.
Humboldt county-M. S. Thomp-
son.
Lincoln county-D. NJ. Tyrrell and
ID. Crittenden.