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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-31

Ard In accordance with law and an order Of
The Board Of DIRECTORS. made on the I'D day az
April. ISIS. 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of sueh stock % may be nsce,,sry. viii be cold
at public auction. 1t the once of the Com.
pany. Room q, Iisyward's BuIldIne, ~, Cali.
SATURDAY. the twelfth n2th) day VI June,
1875, 81 the hour Of 10 O'Clock =. 81 aaid dsy,
TO pay delinquent assessment thereon, 10.
esihef with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale. -
II. @. KIBBR. Secretary.
Onhee-Room ~. Hayward's Building. No.
tis cafifornia Street. Nan Francisco. Cal.
myfi ID
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'HrlIiWMEris..

NOHUMENfALn AlNIH0 con:
e sf' . ." :. Ssa nh sl ssss 'Ss.:s.s'. e s:s'''
County. Nevada.
Notice,-Thsrs are delinquent upou the fol'
loving descrfoed stock, on account Of aseesS
psnt Mo.D kvicd ou TIE Inn DAY o. April,
1915, the several amounts cot opposue tas
.,nes Of the respective snafeno'aefs'
follow: 81 - ~.
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az IN s9O rERpAY. AGENTS WANT

SJ " okV ed. Al classes OF working
people Of both sexes, young and old. make
durInr their spsre moments, nc ai the time,
than al anything else. We offer employment
that win pay handsoinely for every hours
work. Pun particulars. terms, etc. cent free.
Send Us your address at once. Don't delay.
Now 10 the time. Don't look for work or bus.
lne.s elsewhere. until you have learned what
weoner. q. sriNsON ECO, Portland Ne.
jaiSiy
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LOST

A FAIR OF GOLD EYE GLASSES. LAST
n evening, near the Crown Point once.
The finder viii be suitably rewarded by hiring.
ngthem 10 this once. mylsu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-31

NINT GOLD An
wi Mining companv.-Lo,atio alton % principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California
Location OF works. Virginia Mining District,
storey county. State of Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that At = meeting OF
the Dosri 90 Trustees. held On the ilth day Of
Nay, 1873, an assessment mo. TO- OF Twenty.
ave- Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of tho corporation. payable Immediately,
In United StAte- gold coin. tn the Secretary.
al the ONCE Of tho company. Room 4. No. col
California street, San Francisco. California.
An stock upou which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid ON "Wednesday, the 10th day 81
Juae. tss5. win be delinquent, and advertised
for ale al public auction, and unless payment
l. made before. will be sold on FRIDAY. the
9th day of July. ls,S. tn pay the d~elinquent
asre-sments. together with costs Of advertising
aud expenses. Of sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Oniee-Rosm 4. No. tOi California street.
San Francisco, California. mylt I'd
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l~ssEssnsyfs LuIIn.

n NICKERnOCK ER MINKNo
n Conpany-Location Of Principal place OF
bustnesA San fnncisoo, California q
Locatior % worm, American Fiat Mining
District, Storey County, Nevada.
Notes 10 hereby given, that at . meeting Of
the Board Of Direction held ON the s1ih day Of
April, ISIS. an arsrssment no. ~ Of II 70
per shafe was lcvted upon the capital stock
Of tho corporation. payable immediately In
United States gold coin, To the Secretary. at the
once Of the Company. No: 10 stsvenson's
buiiding, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon xhlch this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of Nay, ISIS,
viii BE- delinqusnt. and advertised fsr sale 81
public auction and unlees Payment 10 made
before, win b sold on FRIDAY the i6th day OF
Juns,is1e. TO pay the delinquent assessment k-
gsther With costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sals.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
J n. BAYIiR. seerctsry.
Onee-No. 10. stsvensoa's Building. Ban
pranrisr0 Canfnrnia nu19-td
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-31

And In aec,rdanec with law and an order Of
the board % Directors. made on the tenth day
Of April. Isis, 20 many shares Of each
parcel ofrueh stock a. may he necessary will bc
sold At pablo anction. at the rale-room OF
John Middleton a son. No. $40 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, Californis. on WE'D
NEsDAY, tb. second 90 day Of June,
ISIS, at the hour 90 y ~ o'clock
r. n. OF said day. TO pay said delinquent assess
ment thereon. together with cos,r Of adyertir.
Ing and expenses of the sale.
e. A. SASkEY. Secretary.
once Room 20, No. 81 Montgomery street,
Han Francisco, California. mis-td
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= IA v n HHLv8k
y Mining company.-Location Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that At . meeting Of
Of Nay, 1875. an assessment mo. ~
Of One Dollar (S) per share Was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation. pay.
able immediately, In United Siatcs gold coin. TO
hsseeretary, At the ONCE OF th: Company, 40
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho Fifth day of June. 1873.
will DO delinquent. and advertised for sale 81
public auction. and unless payment IL made
fefore. win he sold on the Twenty. fourth day
nent. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
II. wRGHNER, Secretary.
Oaiee-No tit California street. san Fran
cI.co, California. myS I'd
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ASSESSMENTS LIyIED.
,ENJAHIN MILL AID NININ0

DENJAMIN MILL AMD AINlN0
b CompAny.-L,estion Of principal place
Of business. San Frsneiseo. Californis-
Location Of works, DssTs Gate District,
Lyon eounty. Nevada
Notice Is hereby given thai at . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the itth day OF
April. isTs> an assessment No. y III Ten
Cents per share was levied upon tho capital
stock % the cooperation. payable on the sist OF
April. is5s. In United StAies gold coin, TO the
secretary. Il the once of the Company. Room
. toi California street, San Francisco. Cal
iforuia.
Any stock upon which hi. assessment ,s.ii
viii BE- dellnqusnt. and Advertised for sale At
public suction. and unless payment 10 made
hsIors, viii be sold on MONDAY, the i&th day
" jane, ISIS, TO pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and e.
penscs OF sale.
LANDER LEAyfrr. Secretary.
o6iee-Room I. col California street. san
Francisco, California. aplIto
OMRYnOPOLIS GOLD AND slLr
~ vKR MINING COMPANY.
Location Of works, virxiaia. storey County
Notice .. hereby given that At . meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held On the I'M day Of
Nay. iss, an asssssnent Nc. 70, q Isn
capital stock Of The corporation. payable imme.
distely, In United States gold and siivcf
coin, TO the Secretary. Room ), Sis California
street, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assesencnt shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day Of Jane, $50,
win be defirqnent. and advertised for sale a
| public auction. and unle-s payment H. made
esforc, wil 10 sold on The 18th day o.
June, ISIS, 10 pay the delinquent aseessment
together with costs OF Advertising anderpense'
of ssle.
by order of tho D''sei e NOEL. Secretary.
omee-Iio California street, Room No. s
San Francisco, California. mylotd
ApY nRYAN AlNlNa CON,
IL pany.-Loestion Of principal place O
business, san frsncirco, California 49,.
Location Of works. fiowery Mining District
Notiee il hsresy given. that at q meeting 9
| the Baari OF Directors, held On the ivih
day OF May, 1873, an assessment NO. y
| Oue Dollar CfiJ per share va. lcvieu
| upon the capital stool of the e~orpoation pey
Able Immediately, In United states gold coin
10 the Secretary. at the once OF the Coni
| pany, Room No. 4. HAyyard's buidins, 20
tis California street, san FRANCISCO, calIorhi,
| ,cmaip uupald on the 10Th dAy OF June,
ISIS, will be delinquent. and advertised
Tor sale, al public anction. and unle.. payment
Il made before, will Be sold on TUESDAY,
The y9th dsy of June. 1878, 10 pay the DEM
au.nt As-essmcni, together with costs o fadver
tl-ing aud expenses OF sale.
iiy order OF tho Director
PRANK SWIFT, Secretary.
lis California street. san Francisco. Cal.
mHII L0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-31
NOTICE.

TO PRANK REYNOLDS. GEORGE n.y.
RON, John McIsaacs and 3. W. Cod
rlnrton: Ton and each Of Jon viii plessetaks
notice. - co owner, that ]. II. II. Fowler. q
part owner 81 that certain mining claim or lode
known a. the sixth Of July Nining Compsny's'
Claim. situated in the Gold Ilill Miniar Dis
trict. In the county. Of storey, stats of Ne
yads, have personally expended the sum Of
Two Hundred and highly Ct1a0) Dollarr In
United states gold coin. In labor and improve.
ments upon the sabd Sixth Of July Mining Com
pany's claim. since the 10Th day Of Mar A. D.,
is7s, and prior 10 the Let day Of January A. d.
1878 : that the proportion of Expenditures made
A. aforesaid, due from each Of you respectively.
IL as follows, to.wlt: :,
from Frank k~sTnoids.. .ets IS
From George Byron. 10 6Sn
FROM John hels.acs ............... y 81
From X. W. q drington ............. 90 66h
You and each Of yau are further notified. that
demand the immediate payment thereof, and
that Ia Gaze you fail OF rrfuse 10 pay the rc.pcc.
tive amounts set opposite your names above
TO me. at my once, No. " Youth q street. Wiz.
rinia. Nevada. before the expiration Of ninety
dave from the date Of this notice, your Inter.
ests In the said sixth of July Mining Com.
pauy's Claim will. by operation Of law, become
Inc property Of the undersigned. n. Il. Pow Ter.
who made the said expenditures ON ,aid claim.
ILL., rOwLKR.
Gold riI. March a. 1915. mhai oOd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-31
DOCK IsLAND GOLD AND

mock IaLAND GOLD AND
IL silver Mining Company. Location Of
principal place Of baslness, Nan Francisco, Cal
Loe.iion Of works. Gold min Mining District,
storey county. Nevada .
Notice .. hereby given that at . meeting Of
the i,oari Of Directors held On the 18th day OF
May. 1878, an assessment (So. ~ OF One Dollar
per share was levied on the capital stock OF the
cooperation. payable .immediately In United
Staie- gold Coin. to the Secretary Al the once
Of the Company. han frsnciseo. California.
Any stock upen which this assessment shall
rcmaIn unpsii on the Twenty. nrrt day Of
June. ISIS. win be d~elisquent. and advertised
tos ,s,e a. public auction. and unless payment
/. made beftrc will he sold on MONDAY,
ausnt s.sc--ment. together with the costs Of
advertising and expenses OF sale.
by orler of the Board Of Directors.
J.w. CLAltk. Secretary.
Onfee-Room No. 2, ais CAlifOrnia street, San
Rs.uea~A nallfnRula mvII I'd
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MOTIF CARSON sILvER MININ0

AIOk 8AA
business. San Francisco, Cal
Location Of works, Eagle Valley, orm.by
county. Nevada-
Notice IL hereby gwen, that 81 Q meeting Of
the bard % Dirvctorr. held on the lsth day OF
May, ISIS, 40 assessment mo. ~ % Twenty-Five
c,n,s per share was levied upon the capital
stock % the corporation. payable Immediately.
In United States gold coin, To the Secretary. At
Room ~. san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18Th day % June. 1878.
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale At
benor,. viii Be cold on WEDNESDAY. the Tth
day OF July, ISIS. Tn pay tho delinquent srsc-s-
nsnt. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses ofrsle.
by order Of the RosrL Of Directors.
NATHAN LEIGH. Secretary.
Ofee-4io California street. Room y. ian
Yrsncisco. California. myfs I'd
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~DsLIxausHf SALES.

NEW ,YODK Hl1IH0 COMPANY.
ES ss,.Ss q q Rs,nsiP.Ipls Of 0a''ns'''
Icestioa q worfs. eoIi hin. Storey county.
Nsysds. a.
Notcs.-Thsn se delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on sccount OF a.scs,-
nsnt mo. q levied on The nd day OF April.
is7b, the several amounts yet opposite the names
Of the respective Shareholder. ~ follows;
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pELIseuESf SALES.
CUCCOR HiLL AND liNiNa

CUCCoR HIIL AND MYNINQ
y Company-Location O principal place OF
bu, iness, Han Franciseo, etats % CAitonia. 4
Location OF works, 9old Hill Mining Dis.
trict. storey county, Nevada.l l.l 40.
Nouce There arc delinquent upon the fellow.
ing described stock, on account o. essessnent
mo. ~ levied oo the 9Th day o. April. 1873.
the several amounts set opposlte the names
Of the respective shareholders, - follows:
Bowman A W. Trustees .....ee. IS. % 20
croeker J II, Trustee &c. ....ss. eo,...25 q.
Crocker ] II do .......S....lo.....o -.
Csllaghan, Lynch q 90, rrus
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%, Truatecs.......:...., ii"..' h...'A
se~hmiedell, Hochstadter
Co, Trustees ........... .iJsJ. 30. no
eehniedell. Hoehstactsr d
Co. Trustee ,itSi. 100. 100
S<hniedsli, Hoehstadter 4
Co, Trustees las. 100. 100
sehmisdsll. Hoehstsdtsr
Co, Tfusisrs..:........':it, $50. 100. 100
Sehmledsll, nochstadter
Co. Trustee. ISL. .s.....s
Sehmiedeil. Hoehstadtrr 4
Co, Trustees ........... lG2J.. .loD.. lu
Schmiedeli, ifochstadtcr 4
Co, Trustees ............i61s. 100. 100
sehmiedeli. ll,chstsdtsr
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sTocKHoLoERs' MEETING.

United state. Marshal and Messenger in Hank
ruplc FOE said District. mv33 I'd
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

&c. CALDWELL.
Gold I'M. Ne,,da. Nav %. ISIS. mrsi ash
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SIEERA xEvADA .!lxMl

Oniee-No. 10. stsvensou's Building. Ban
Francisco, California. ap19-td
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omee-s Merchants Exchange, San fi.n.
eiseo. California. myi3 ID
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-10-13

Mr.. A. n. Kimball, of the Pilot, is
presumed to be well informed about the
schemes of Ames and his clan. Here is 6
statement which he is alleged to have
made few days since on the cars, which
has been published in the Chicago Times
Kimball, leading Mississippi State
official, told travelling companion on the
cars two days ago, while en- route to
Jackson, Miss, that the Ames party
would riot the State and precipitate a
conflict within a week or two. 1t there
fore appears that
THE ROW AT FRIAR's POINT
is just the thing to please the present
State official
This statement is fully confirmed by
all of Ames' action. He is calling the
freedmen from their work in every direc-
ton and arming them in the hope that the
conflict will be precipitated. 1t is the
last card of desperate political trickster,
and will fail him. If he fails to bring
on a conflict his cause is lost, and if he
brings it on, he will probably lose his own
bacon as well as his cause.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-10-13
AmEs. MILITIA.

Ames marched Capt. Caldwell's color
ed Company some 80 miles-from Jack
son to Edwards-on the g dirt road,
ostensibly to guard three or four wagon
loads of arms and munitions of war to
the last named point, for the use of black
companies. Caldwell's men were armed
and provisioned for the march, and made
the expedition in strict military array.
Why this excursion? Why did the Gov
ernor not ship the supplies on the rail
road Where is the Express Company
Why spend so much money in putting
Caldwell and his Company on this long
march There is but one answer His
''small Excellency" hoped that the whites
would interrupt, and thus begin a
big row and cause blood to flow. This is
proven by the fact that on the very
evening Capt. Caldwell started on the
dirt road, arms for white company were
shipped By railroad to EdsOGrdsl
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-10-13
AmeS' Intended Invasion of YaZOO
County with His Negro Mi
litia to EspOuSe MOrgan'S
Private Quarrel.
A Revolutionary and Lawless Proceeding
and an Invitation to Retaliation,
Violence and BlOOdshed.

| 1t is not a secret that Ames intends to
invade Yazoo county with his negro
militia. The pretext has no parallel in
its absurdity and falseness. 1t is to ere
instate Morgan in the Office of Sheriff. +"
Morgan is a voluntary absconder from
the county. His office is carried on by
his deputies, who are abetted in the
peaceful performance of their duties by
the citizens generally. Its functions
have not been suspended for moment
There is no instruction" no "rebel-
ion," no nothing against the consti-
tuted authorities, except what exists,
or is feigned to exist, in the
mind of Morgan from citizens to
whom, he may imagine, he has given
mortal offense by his assailment of them
by name in his account of the riot of
which he was the cause. If he has
dread of personal violence, his remedy is
clear. 1t is that of any other citizen.
He can make an affidavit and have the
parties arrested and put under bond to
preserve the peace. 1t is not pretended
that there is any illegal interference with
the Sherifps office and Ames, in assuming
to spouse the cause of Morgan with the
army of the State, is usurping the
functions of the civil authorities-act-
ing outside the pale of law-and he
and the parties whom he engages in
the lawless proceedings will render them
selves liable to be dealt with as any other
man, or set of men, who trespass on the
right of person and property of others.
The right of self-defense against ttnproUoked
and lGacless violence Is guaranteed to every
citizen. The invasion of Yazoo county
with an armed negro militia, itself an
illegal body, fred with bloody intentions,
to take the side of Morgan in his (pre-
tended private quarrel with other citi-
items, will justify whatever measures of
protection and defense the citizens of
the county may see fit to adopt for the
protection of their lives and sacred al
tarS
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-10-13
The Average Northern Opinion.

The Chicago Times, a non-partizan,
outspoken newspaper, reflects the average
independent Northern feeling in regard
to Ames' INSCRIPTIONS game to get up
war of races in Mississippi in order to
bring federal bayonets into play in the
pending election. Speaking of the Goa
homa emeute, the Times says:
Mr.. Ames is determined that, ii it lies in
his small arm and weak brain. there shall
be real first-class outbreak in Mississippi.
Forced to accept the Attorney Generals
final dicta on the late emeute, he seems to
have gone to work with more circumspec-
ton, and means to have blood and bones to
coDjure with this time. The dispatch from
Helena indicates that the old tactics have
been to some extent abandoned. The ne
groes to be melted to attacks upon the tot es
and, when the latter turn in evaporation
and begin indiscriminate determination,
which the Ames folks suppose inevitable,
then the conditions which Mr.. Pierrepont
represented as justifying federal aid may be
very readily brought about Since Mr..
Ames' term is SO short, and since there
seems no other promise of making another
term possible, this may be regarded as the
fnal usouc in the Intricate game Of cdrpet-bag-
gerry, tchich has played itself out in the South
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-10-13

We have no doubt the mob affair at
Friar's Point has been exaggerated in
everything but the cause of it. The
divine right of the carpet Dagger,
white and colored, to rule and rob the
State, had been question cd by Senator
Alcorn in speech to the taxpayers at
Friars Point. He arranged Brown,
the carpet-bag negro sheriff, for stealing
SAT 900, and for shipping arms into the
county, to carry the election, and
the arrogant official summoned his
dusky clans to punish the speaker and
those who endnre~sl him as insurrectionists
and hw-breakers. They were promptly
met and repelled by resolute white citi-
zens who were determined to protect their
homes and maintain order Brown ran
at the first fire, and his cohorts seem to
have been vanquished withous shedding
their quota of the "blood" which Ames
insists will be "good for the Republican
party" The Radicals will try in vain to
manufacture an outrage out of the affair.
The leaders on both sides in the begin
ming of it were Republicans, and the
American public will be slow to believe
that Senator Alcorn, whose course has
been marked by unquestioned loyalty"
since the war, who has so much at stake
in the preservation of peaceful relations
between the two races, would wantonly
furnish occasion for the riotous demon
stration in which Brown and his follow
ers are implicated.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-10-13
The Appeal 10 Southern Repub1i-
cans.

The Pilot, after referring to Our appeal
to the Southern Republicans to enter a
protest against the arming of the MUIR
derers whose hands are red with the
blood of Southern men, says: "And
"now the matter has reached a point
" beyond the control of Chandler, Davis
Z" and Others"
The PHO: is mistaken if it thinks that
we ever, for moment, thought that any
protest from a Southern Republican
would have the slightest influence with
Ames and his desperate gang. We have
known that ever since Ames came into
power they. have had no influence to
shape the course of the Republican party
either for good or evil. More than that
they are looked upon with suspicion and
distrust by the carpet-bag ring.
The Pilot is still more in error if it
supposes that we are attaching much
importance to the negro militia. In our
opinion it amounts to little except so far
as it shows the animus of the man who
sits it the Executive chair. The negro
militia could be swept from the face of
the earth so quickly that they would not
know what struck them, and we pity the
ignorant dupes who have allowed them
selves to be placed in a position which,
but for the forbearance of the whites,
would bring war to them and theirs for
ever. But they need not be afraid.
They will not be interfered with. The
Democrats and Conservatives know
full well that Ames wants a conflict be-
tween his negro militia and the citizens
so that he may carry the election with |
the Federal bayonet. They know that
a glorious victory for honesty and reform
is within their grasp, and for that reason,
if no other, they will bear and forbear
yet little while longer the insult that
is offered them.
As to the Southern Republicans, it
was for their own sakes as well as their
that we made the appeal to
IHSu' AAS1 nave seen desperate ana
adventurer, with his heart
black with hatred to white people of the
State, and attempting under guise of law to
produce such a condition of affairs as will
enable him to wreak vengeance, through
he Federal government, upon a people
Who he knows full well have a profound
for him and his kind If they
moose to repudiate him, there will be
treat rejoicing in the ranks of their old
riends, and the fatted calf will be killed
tut if they are joined to their idols let
Is hear no more asseverations of acting
or the good of our own people. To |
our tents, Oh! Israel.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-10-13
The Washington County

The following is the resell 4.
was passed by the Democrats
servatives of Washington o,
liminary to the fusion with
publicans in the formation
ticket:
Whereas, a desire has been
by a meeting Of the conser
ored men Of the Republican
join with the DemocraticCu
party in a non-partisan ticketa
as the Peoples ticket in opp
the regular ticket nominated
causus by the Republican Plrg
county on the 18th of Sep.enl
whereas, in our judgment sJ,.
ment would result in securing i
est and capable men in oihs
placing upon Il firm and endlr
the friendship and good Viii
each other Of the two races l z
ty therefore
Resolved, That to carry o
poses above enunciated, the f'a
this Convention shall appoln.
tee of seven to meet q [
mittee to agree upon the ter-
ditions of such Peoples ticke-
The joint committees then g
a list of candidates made W
two parties.