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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-05

PIE CRUST.
The time that tries mems soles-
our streets after storm.
First-class job printing at he
TIMES Office. Send in youi orders.~
G. G. Goodwin is the announced
managing editor of the ENTER
prise"
Crock of ages cleft for me-.
Con. Virginia or California ore for
us, we are not particular.
Some of our young swells at
tempted to wear "pull-back" boots,
but they split.
John Jack delivered short speech
to the hoods during his entertain
ment the other evening. He was
Firmin his resolves to keep peace.
Lovers of music can, by applying
at this office, see we'll worn copy
of "sheet music suitable for seren-
AIDES, by "Snorer."
The press are having about as
much to say Of the Vice Presidents
death and burial as they did of the
bones of poor Guibord.
We have been smoking cigar for
three hours and it is three inches
long yet, it is of the "High Life
variety. We hunger for some
more.
An exchange has long article
entitled "Sense in Shoes Here
about we see plenty of essence OF
corn(s), good deal of nonsense,
and personally there is no scents in
our shoes"
Howard & Co., our fashionable
tailors, are putting in their shop at
great expense a circular saw. with
some very complicated machinery
to cut fitting trousers for their bow
legged customers.
Members OF the Quadrille Batta-
lion are requested by numerous
ladies to .'fall IN" and organize in
"double quick time" for the winter
campaign, '.dress up in 'front.'"
"shoulder arms" and "forward
march to Armory Hall.
g "Wha. in thunder is the clerk of
the weather about?" Why he's a
lightning calculator, reigns supreme,
and his drafts upon the clouds are
always paid down when they fall
dew.
Messrs. Cohn IL Isaacs, the king
clothiers of the Com stock, will on or
about the 18th, re-opeh their old
stand in the burnt district of Virginia
City, with mammoth stock of all
kinds of clothing and gents furnish-
ing goods. Look out for their an
nouncement.
Joe Nelson, the inimitab.e story
teller and jokist formerly connected
as clerk with the International Holel,
Virginia City, leaves to-day for Eure-
ka, Nevada, to accept a position with
the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company. Good luck go with you,
Joe.
We strictly warn all girls from in
any manner encouraging our gym
nastic devil. We are fully conscious
of the fact that the first trouble of
this world was caused by the "devil"
fooling round woman. 1t may be
imp ossible to prevent it, but We'll
try.
We long and sigh for Fryer, or
some other scientist to discover some
method to extract the brass from the
cheeks of our delinquent subscribers.
We would then have some chance of
getting our dues, by organizing a
band of that material as they are all
good blowers.
A large ring around the moon last
evening-sure sign of storm. We
'spose ring round a mans eyes is a
sign that there has been storm,
and when round maiden's fore
finger that there is one brewing,
especially il he drinks beer.
Mr.. Ed. Gowen received from be-
low last night Is dozen cases of gen.
- ,~onIs, ,,,o,,x, .>f NH l.. h
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l.

j. B. Hume, Wells. Fargo g. Co.'S
detective, returned to sacramento Sat-
urday, with detective Stone of San
Francisco, from Amador county,
where they had been engaged working
up the stage robbery that occurred on
the 5th instant. They succeeded in ar
resting forthe crime Henry Humphrey
and Nj. &. Randolph, who were taken
before a Justice of the Peace and held
to answer in 50. 100 bail each.
Two carloads of trucks fer a narrow
gauge railroad, away mp in Washing
ton Territory, passed Winnemucca
last Wednesday evening.
man named Pierce. working In the
Rock Island mine, near Gold Hill, losS
a toe the other day, by getting his foot
entangled in the pump rod.
C. Crandall, of Gold Hill, had some
rock dumped on him in the Belcher
mine. last Tuesday, and was consider
ably bruised thereby.
The regular annual meetings OF the
following mining companies will be
held at their respective offices in San
Francisco as follows: Su no, August
2; Dayton, July %; South Comstock,
August IL.
The Utah Mining Company ha
elected John Skae W. s. Hobart ard
w. >. O'Brien as Trustees for the tnsu-
ing year.
The Secretary of the Savage mine
reports the total disbursements for the
past year 10 have been S5l0,63S 81.
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THE ROVER TRTAL.
From the Silver State of the ooh

From the SILVER state OF the zOtn.
Tie venire issued from the District
Court, and made returnable for forty
eight trial jurors for the July term of
court. brought about two thirds of tia,
number to me court house Yesterday,
the balance having been excused for
cause. This panel was rapidly ex-
Lausted and a new veniIe issued, e.
turnable immediately. Late in the af-
ternoon thiry-six persons we're i'm
paneled under the new jury law-,he
case being HAT of Rover, indicted for
the murder of sharp. A night session
Was held. and challenges for actual and
implied bias We're inlerposed by coun'
vel, and at 10 O'clock IN the evening, ut
which time Court adjourned, the mum
Der VAS reduced TO sixteen. THIS
morning other jurors were summoned
for the purpose of getting thiriy-six
persons qualified totry the ease, ' bicb
will afterwards he reduced by peremp-
tory challenging 10 twelve. Whether
this member can he had TO dav Is ex
tremely doubtful, and it Is not improh-
able that the Sheriff will have To goout
ot town to find men who have not
formed a fixed opinion TO make mp the
requisite ihirty-six. A few murder
trials under the q jury law in n
sparseiy settled county like Humpoldt,
would he worse than the grasshoppel
plague. and a dozen of them would
bankrupt any county i'll Central OF
Eastern Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-23

Under this heading the Carson Ti1-
bune has the s%ubjolned concerning a
matter TO which the SENTfNEL'S dis
patches made brief allusion a few days
ago:
This morning. between the hours of
9 aud 10 o'clock. Mrs. Pursell, a widow
lady living netr the Y. aud I. X. X.
frei1ht depot, was found in her bed in
u senseless condition. Medical aid was
at once summoned, when il was a~cer-
lained that the lady had taken poison.
Eme.ics were ut once given her, and M
last accounts she was slowly improv-
ing. Ii is moi definitely known " he her
the poison was opium or ~strychnine.
but appearances indicate that II WAS
opium. A daughter OF Mrs. Pursell
says that there has been a piece nf
opium in the house for some lime, and
this morning Il could not be found.
Opinions differ as TO The intent of the
woman-sone think she took 1t with
suicidal intentions, while others are Ol
the opinion that she took The deadly
stuff for the purpose OF quie Ing her
nerves This j. the lady 10 whom
Dimoek-who committed suicide re-
eenlly-referred To in tie no'e he left
behind; and it is said they were en-
gagged to he married. Since his death
the lady stated to several tina, she sin.
tended to soon follow her beloved
The woman has two fine hooking chill
dren. who are greatly nrievtd over The
action of their mother. Ii j. to be
hoped hat the woman may recover for
tteir sakes, ii not Tor. her ~ u, with a
Lesson imprinted so indelihly OH her
mind that She will never again attempt
To take the life she owes her children.
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R8Or. PnIC4 on THE RICHMOND
CONsOLIDATED MIwk

Professor Thomas Prizes, Of San Fran
cisco, recently forwarded to London,
what the London Mining Journal IT.
tingly terms an elaborate and exhaust
i've report upon the group Of mines
owned by the Richmond Consolidated
Company. Referring 70 the recent dis
covsry, Prof. Price states that the ap-
pearance and character Of the ore is in
every respect favorable, and places
great Importance upon this discovery.
q u d highly probable that II may de-
volops into an extensive chamber Of
ore In the upper snd abandoned por-
tion OF the old Richmond, and from
the general appearance Of the levels,
drifts, ~cross-cuts, wines, and slopes Of
the Eureka Consolidated Immediately
adjoining the property, there are pros
poets that valuable discoveries will yet
b made above the 200. foot level. TAX
ing al these points into consideration.
connected with the fact that the bot
tom Of the mine is In good ore, as well
~ the ends Of all the cross-cuts, drifts,
and wines, the future prospects are
certainly most encouraging. Professor
Prizes takes pleasure in stating that
great credit is due to Mr.. Probert, the
resident manager director, for the able
and scientific manner in which he has
arranged the working operations Of the
new refinery and its adjuncts, and the
energetic manner in which he has
pushed the same to q successful COM
pletion in the face Of SC many disad-
vantages, and the want Of so many ex-
traneous aids, resulting from the re-
motsness Of the locality from any GEN.
Ter Of manufacture and trade wherein
70 procure the necessaries and aids re.
quired for such skillfnl operations. A
just tribute is also paid to the spirit in
which Mr.. Richard has entered upon
his duties 1t the mine, and the amount
Of work he has done, and the rapidly
with which he realized the importance
OF properly developing the mine, 50
that the reserves might be we'll ahead
1t tho furnace; while his thorough
knowledge Of the m~etallurgy Of lead
will enable him to work the new meth-
cd Of its ultimate perfection.
Professor Price estimates the reserves
In sight at $6,96S ,0SS. and, AFTER de-
Quoting all probable costs OF mining
and commission into cash, fixes the
profit value Of the present available re-
serves ct g, 1888 ,449.
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Stock Of Fall AN,
Winter (1oods
Notice TO Miners.
1--WE FOLLOWING RATES WIN n,
i paid for Ores at the I'm II
Hamilton Mining AMI sme,,,..
Company Works.

Lead Ores, assaying $40 and under s,m "A
per cent. OF silver assay value, wv"
Lead Ores, as, aging over 800 and uDa.,
Sl1J, q per cent. OF silver assay value nut
Lead Uies, assaying over $50 and rra,.
500, u per cent, Vi silver assay yslgs :"
Lead-25 cents viii be paid for each IA,
cent. over 30. A"
smelling charges-sD per ton.
Copper Ures-same rate as Lead Ores ND,
an additional chage of 50 per ton FOR ,nss,
log.
Nothing allowed for Lead contained in Cor.
per tres.
Urss OF higher and lower grades-ntesb h,
special agreement.
The Company are prepared TO purchase Al
descriptions of Gre that viii pay icr suI.
Ing.
The above Schedels of Prices Is based uDD
the standard yalae OF silver.
All applications for the sale Of Ores ase ia
DO made to
w. II. F0SD, Superiniend,t.
Hamilton. July -, 1875. jyy2tf
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discussion about the order of nomi1a-
tons, the Convention decided 10 begin
with the Governor. The nominees
are John Lee Carroll and William L.
Hamilton.
A Washington communication from
Governor GroOme stated that he was
not q candidate.
The ballot for Governor resulted as
follows: Carroll, 60; Hamilton, 80.
The vote was then made unanimous.
Leven Walford, of Somerset, was
nominated by reclamation for Comp
troller of the Treasury.
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THAT DECISION.

The Enterprise that came yesterday
contains the decision Of the SUI RENE
Court, Affirming the validity of the
new gambling law. BY this decision
& least one Of the points in issue be-
tween Eureka and Elko counties IL
definitely settled. We a.lude to the
reconsideration OF the vote on the Gov
ernor's veto, about which Elko has
made 80 much fuss, and upon which
the authorities Of that county have
seemingly laid SO much stress. The
Court, in brief, holds, IS we have held,
that it al not inquire into the manner
Of the passage Of any measure, the
certificates of the proper officers setting
forth that . given statute did pass BY
the requisite vote being conclusive of
tho whole subject. In palmer terms,
tho Court refuses to go behind the en-
rolled bill, which 1t asserts is the law.
The conclusion reached is manifestly
correct; yet we believe the application
OF the doctrine with reference to en-
rollment is rather sweeping. We can
imagine cases which VI Court would
have been 10th TO decide on that basis
alone. In fact, its position on some Of
the points considered will hardly bear
careful analysis, and we shall en-
deavor, 1t another time, to point out
some of its inaccuracies. In the neal
time, we have gained an important ad
vantage over Elko. which, we may as
sure our friends in that bucolic region,
10 duly appreciated at this end of the
line,
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trial n Thursday morning. New wit
nesses are constantly turning up.
Trial o: John -. Lee.

BEAVER, Utah, July %.
Lees trial for the Mountain Mead
W massacre began to day. The
skirmished ON every point. The jury
vas impaneled at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, with
three Gentiles and nine Mormons, one
of whom, D. Il. Arthur, is a son in
law of Haight, who gave the order to
fire upon the emigrants. but has no
opinion. Another juror is a step-son
of Uric. who was engaged in the mas
sacre, but knows nothing of it.. The
Mormons examined a jurors would
swear they had lived from ten to eight
een years in the region of the massacre,
yet never heard or talkedof it, and had
no opinion about it. This is the subject
of much comment and bite. feeling.
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TAXPAYERS.

Ing to finnish the Assessor ~ VIM n their r. 4.
1l1pt Of Ill property owned % md will 30
session or under. their contra ssh proporN.
liable TO a do bio tax On az nae Law, ~
See sectitn 7 OF .Ansnued h0
proved March !, lotisIL. County Assessor
July %. 1879. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-23

THE Democrats Of Santa Barbara
have unanimously nominated Mrs.
Virginia Il. Russell for County Superin-
tendent of Schools. The lady is an
associate editor with her husband on
the Inder.
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Serious CounaSratiOn.
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Democratic Meeting.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81.
The Democratic mass meeting
at Dashaway Hall last evening, under
The auspices ofthe Young Mems Central
Club, was well attended. I.ob't Fer.
rail- and Eugene Duprey addressed
the meeting.
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BORN.
DIED..

Virginia, July I,-John. in ant son of Dani !
and Ellen sullivan, aged 2 months ana n
days.
Geld | i'll. July ls-Infant daughter OF W. ii.
Stephens. uged . months and 81 days. !,
Carson. } uly l7--lnfant son OF Adam and
Lizzio Uhl, aged 4 months and u DAYS.
Columbus. July l7-F. g. Ray. aged about o.
years.
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Condition of the Z-ines:

For the past iour y ears there hiss ben ost
little labor perioimd on the nines iof iAs
rcae on that there was no nsr.ef :or 70 ores
Dutbow that smeltin is 10 ba started IN lle
di.trIet, work will ngaln b. resumed gpVa
them. Ihcre arr ma y abandon-d elai.as,
showing coed ores, which misbt be wqra'dd
a profi,. The Company are prepared to Ny
ores of all description.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-23

SILVER ACHIEVEMENT. The
Virginia Chronicle Is Informed that the
Government has just concluded an
other large purchase of silver bullion
from the Comstock companies. This,
our contemporary thinks, is a step to-
ward specie payments. Possibly; but
It lisa very short one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-23

The physician in attendance upon
Robert Dale Owen gives 1t as his opin-
ion that bis patient is hopelessly in
sane. He says further. that the dis
case IL softening of the brain, and that
MI. Owen can not be expected to live
long.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-23

CALIFORNIA ELECrIoNs.-We heard
q dispute the other day about the time
for the holding of elections in Calitor
mia. The following from an exchange
explains the whole matter:
The State laws provide = Political
Code l,O4l-that the General Elec.
zion" shall be held on the first Wednes-
day In September every two yeara;
making the General Election this year
on S~epteml,er LIST. The same laws also
prescribe lib. l,042) that the judicial
election shall be held on the third
Wednesday in October, which this
year will he on the 10Th of the month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-23

Hon. WIN. II. CLAaETT, ex-Delegate
70 Congress from Montana, and for
.nerly Of Nevada, delivered the 9TH Of
July Grafton ct Deer Lodge, NJ. T.
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AT Soda Springs, up on tho Sacra-
mento, they have had q fishing match.
Joe T. Goodman, the winner, caught
ninety nine fish in three hours.
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DRESSMAKING.

AIRS r. Y. ANDERSON. s,iver streets
MI Garner of Spring and 0"N A..
Agent for Butterick's fa''s'' ys2a
Davis Sewing Machine
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EeSDifcd.
FLoREN,

FLORENCE, A. T., July 81.
Emanuel Abieas, who was sen enced
to be hung at Prescott on the 23d. has
been re>pited iy Gov. Stafford for five
weeks.
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FoREIcN s.
The Rinemen Again.

LONDON, July Il.
The Americans are shooting at
Wimbledon; range 1000 yards, each
man thirty shots; ! hest possible
score, $50. The shooting of the Ameri-
is remarkably fine.
The Challenge cup was competed
for by Americans alone. Fulton made
successive bulls eyes and Can
field six. The followiag is the score
Fulton, 1873; Garfield, 1875; Coleman,
ll9; Bruce, III; Ballard, los; Glider
los.
LONDON, July %.
1t is reported that Don Carlos has
appointed Gen. Merdiry to the chief
command, in the place of General
Perula.
LIVERPOOL, July %.
The Post declares that nothing has
to cause the least unea,ines>
in the cotton trade, and that reports to
the contrary are sensational.
Rifle ShootiaS.
LONDON. July %.
The Elcho Shield match, at Wimble-
don, is going on. The ranges are 800,
900 and 1000 yards. The possible
team score AT each range is 600 points.
The shooting at 500 yards range was
complete with the English score 5l5,
Irish 5l2 and the Scotch Ais.
Serious CO0naSYatiOn.
MILLBRooK, Ont, July %.
A fire yesterday destroyed II large
portion of the business part of this VIII
laue, including the stores occupied by
Mendell IL Maynes, Wood & Kelley.
the postotlice, etc. Thirty or forty
people were burned out. The loss is
estiinated at 500. 900.
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Employment:

This new enterprise viii Furnish emply.
meht to many miners, coalburners, teanslA'
aud other lHbUrrrs. ,o.
Ia Mlllnn. LuIN ~. 1870. lA-N
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Etoch:


About 81 coo have already been subserib,d
20 the styc and lilo rsi subscriptions arc
san c%oaiLs ia. be en- iinl .ioch tfthaeon.
iaEy is 1909 %. with s600 shares Of ~
,ssif. Twenty thoasald siaresG OF tbs pbOye
5 cs'hasc been SIT aPait Bs a worship eariis,
ald these shares are nov : iiiag or "A ~
shafe. ihe Trustees have power &c asses
each share o. stock tw enty-ase cents ar
nuaIfv-
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MoDEsT.-The Phoebe Journal calls
itself the "only live paper in Eastern
Nevada" This IL a gross slander on
the Elko Independenk.-Reveilte.
1t is 4 little rough, too, on the Nc
Garry Incubus and Yankee Blade
Bugle of Freedom.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-23

Col. FRED. GRANT has quit soldier
ing and gone into the banking BUSH
ness In Washington.
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Republican

UnICO, Cal, July 2l.
Hon. T. G. Phelps is speaking here
to night to a fair audience, principal
ly Democrats and Independents. The
COMMITTEES failed to make arrange
ments for his arrival.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-23

SENATOR JOKES Of Nevada. A. T.
Stswart Of New York City. J.
d. Coughlan and George Brown
Of Cslifornia. hsvs bought . piece Of
land 1t Dslord and Annunciation
serssts, New Orleans, whsreon they
intend 70 build an artificial leo factory
40 fsse long, 1l6 feet wide and more
than 50 fset high, to cost $l25 900.
They have an ice factory In California
one In chattanooga, one nearly I'm
ished In Galveston. and are about to
build ene u Atlantis.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-07-23

ARIzoNA-Says the Alta: There is a
good time coming for Arizona; but the
pioneers there have had q hard time in
waiting for it, and may have some
more similar experience in the future.
The late discoveries of rich silver ore
in the basin Of War Eagle Creek; the
certainty that large sheep herds, in ad-
dition to those already sent, must go to
the Territory from California within a
year or two; the gradual subjugation
Of the hostile Indians, and the hope of
q trsnscontinental railroad will help to
attract people and increase business.
II the Federal Government would
move the Apaches from C%hiricahua to
New Mexico, as proposed. companies
would soon be formed in San Francisco
to reopen the old silver mines in the
districts lying southwark from Tucson.
The Territory has great resources-but
it needs peace and roads.
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PAY UP!

A LIE PERSONS INDEBIEp and settle
n solicited to come iorwwnnntIiIsI. or thdr
b se ,ir s,ll will Dy be ,'y placed acc ! u ihs h1 "s'i, Ct aa %
a,iicer Tor collection. o.; this take n0'''
Govern " yourselves accordingly .poRINs0N,,
so' DUDLEY d koDi iy2ld
Enreka. July 20, 1879, ~
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CURRENClKs.

II IL very common with q class Of
writers On the currency question to
present calculations intended to show
exactly how much circulation the
country requires. This is done with
all the confidence that attends mathe-
NAUTICAL demonstrations, and with an
air OF certsintly that all the elements
OF the problem are we'll known guam
ties. It Is always assumed that the
only instruments performing the func-
tions Of currency are coin and notes,
the things generally recognized -
"money." There are, however, other
instruments equally available for the
settlement Of transactions, the o OF
which involves no handling of money,
such - checks, trade notes and trans
Iers Of ledger accounts. 1t Is no easy
TO estimate just what proportion Of the
operations Of trade are facilitated by
these instruments and what through
the direct transfer Of money; but there
can b no question that the amount of
exchanges effected through the
latter u much less than the Set
Elements made through the for.
mer. It appears, from the records Of
tho Internal Revenue Department that
the Government was Supplied with
60, 900, 000- check stamps during the last
dscnl year, which indicates that about
that number Of payments was made in
one year through the use Of checks
alone. We could only guess In the
vagusst way wtat amount Of transact
lions this ninety iaillions Of checks
represents; but II we were to take the
average sum Of go per check, we
should have tlsseeye0o,0 900 Of business
done through this ons instrument
alone. Now, with such an immense
unknown item v this entering into
calculations - to the amount Of cur
seacy needed By the country, what
On such estimates be WORTH They
are simply . prsposterous deception.
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Business Of MIXING ard Smelling.

They have leased the Eothschild smslirg
WORE :, bait by fov. Natllsob iodf ysarsasG
il is a large AID connoGioas stone bgi dug;
has three lerDsc :. Win engine and eQais.
monts al conf lyLy.
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EASTERN "DISPATCH HE'S.


tsrEc1AL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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MARRIED.

Carson City. j July l7-Walter Swart to Hattie
kimbal,.
Aurora, July lO-Warren Rose to Mary Elan
nigan.