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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-13

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BAD SPELLs.-Sam Mccullough made
everybody about the Court House wish
he were dead yesterday, by going around
propounding photographed eonundrumS
from a German almanac.
An imprisoned swain under bad
spell, wrote: Susan, l love the WELL
She replied that she was "glad he dldn
drink liquor
One ofthe "Buckeys" has just returned
from business trip over in Ohio, and while
there took part in u spelling match. He
did his duty nobly until Lancaster" was
propounded and then he fell-stabbed
through the heart.
Some young men in town have formed
club, and have rehearsals each morning
preparatory to the approaching spelling
match. At the rehearsal yesterday morn
inc. one of them spelt Jones with
Sc. Cicero with an ~ and scissors
| thus:
"S-i-z-siz-z-e-r-s, sizzcrs.'
This being his third trial he was com
PEELED under the rules Of his club, tc
stand aside. Like Artemus Ward ;
man of sin" he blushcd and went away
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE The
following transfers of real estate have
been entered in the County Clerks office
for the week ending March 18th, 1875:
Deed made March s, 1876, by }. F
Luikert and wife transfers to Jane:
Yoke the J of lot No. Is, IN Fulton,
Admitted March 8, 1875; 81 400.
Deed made March 9, 1875, by j. p
Rodgers, transfers to Michael Reilly lots
| Nos. IL and II, on the corner east oil
Main and north of 25th streets. Admit
ted March s, 1879; s., l5O.
Deed made March Sth, 1916, by James
Emblem and wife, transfers to A. Reuter-
lot No, :, in square No. 20, in Caldwell! S
addition. Admitted March 9th, 1873;
500.
Deed made March 9th, 1875, by VIM
Fredericks and wife, transfers to Robert
Emblem, the north ! of lot No : IN
square No. I, in Caldwell's addition. Ad'
mitted March 10th, 1875; $500.
Deed made March StE, 1875, by Dan
iel Peck, transfers to George CrumbackeI
the north 80 feet of lot No. ID in Eori
anc Chapline's addition. Admitted
March 10th, 1875, $500.
Deed made March 9th, 1875, by VIM
Frederick and wife, transfers to Robert
Emblem the north half of lot No. Z, II
square II of Caldwell's addition. AID
mitted March 10th, 1876 $500.
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THE Municipal Court will meet Mon
dav.
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LIVEN TONE.
His wonderful discoveries and 'nrI.n.
adventures during ~ years Iu 10" wilt. 10
Africa, and heroic death. Beautiful, 3D..
Illustrated. Writ" for EXTRA terms. DE.
you wish 10 begin at once, ~-uG = tor o..
II. Valley Publishing co., CiucirE
Ohio. nb."b
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GoNrENon's OFFICE, RIcmnoNp, jay

II affords m" pleasure tO say TINT ! dW
well acquainted with Il large majority oi
the officers OF the Montpelier FrmHl" lIu-
name Association, who reside I'm the ~.
cinity Of my home, and | attest their iu.
tclligCnCc and their worth and high IrI.U-
tation as gentlemen, rs well as the Iuh.
lie confidence, influence and SubsiauiHU
means Literally represented among them
JAMES l.. kEMPER, GOV. Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JUlyS, ISL 1
commend them a. gents of honor aud .n
tcerity and fully entitled To th" comic, rrr
OF the public
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ADAMS d Lucas, Agents,
1927 Market street
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BRIDGEPORT AND KTNAvILLE.

If Bridgeport is not excited over
spelling matches, we would be thankful
to know what place is. They received
a challenge from Wheeling TO spell in
Washington Hall next Thursday night
and the challenge was promptly accepted,
subject to certain conditions These are
that no children be permitted to come on
the floor, and that one book be selected
and adhered to as authority. From
twenty to twenty-five persons from each
place will be pittcd against each other.
A SPELLING match took place at law
yer HOLSTERS, in Kirkwood, last evening.
preparing for Thursday night?
The lFtna Mill is doing splendidly.
The large bar rolls went on double turn
this week and next week the whole mill
except the sheet rolls, will do the same.
Orders are abundant and business lively.
THE saw mill of j. IL S. p. Williams.
has again resumed operations, after being
idle all winter. They expect to run
steadily.
w. &. KEITH is making preparations
to erect hall in Ktnaville. 1t is some
thing that has long been needed, and will
be appreciated.
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THE street crossings about the city got
a scraping Yesterday,
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L. s. Judge, East'n Dist OF We.

Further references by permission: lil-
EXcellcncy Gilbert 4. Walker, lN-Guf-
orner OF Va; Hon. Robt. T.. With"I~, I.,uf
Gov. OF Va. and L. :. senator elect ~'...
tors and Members of Congress nom Va.
RemittanccS tor tickets may b" mad. '.
express prepaid, postUiliCo mou,y-Ulavl' Go
Washington, n. e., OF rs registered i,..,..
For iull particulars, testimonials, g..
send for Circular. Address.
HON. JAMES BARBER
PrcS't VI. r. II. \, Alexandria, 81.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
Octljb
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LIVENG TONE.

That the people eyerywher" are eag,r %
buy the only authentic and cpmpl''" n.-
at
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Two more weeks WINDS up Leht.
DURING last week County Clerk
Woods issued four marriage licenses.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

L. II
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOVEM-
" BIER IL, 1874, Passenger Trains Will
run As follows, Wheeling time:
EASTBOEND TRAINS.
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COVERED WITH ERupTIeNs. CURED.

Mrs. a. W. WILLIAMS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

aid against Charles aud Michael De
Young appears to hang iire in the Po-
lice Cutlrt. Whether It will ever come
toa hearing at all does not seem GER
tain. The case was called to-day tor
the second time, but owing to the alb
sence of plaintiffs counsel, a continu-
afice was granted tor two weeks.
At the rifle range this afternoon the
first part of the grand team match was
shot at two hundred yards. Twelve
teams entered and good scores Mere
made. The coming in of the log pre-
venied the completion of the match.
AT the 500 yards range Governor Pa
checo led off with ten shots, making a
score OF % out of a possible of 50.
The completion of the match vas post
poned TIL Monday, AT ] O'Clock r. NJ.
TIE spirit manifested by the Sacra-
mento and Stockton teams in going to
the trouble and expense of attending
this meeting is warmly commended
by those present. The stockton Com
pauy was coinplimenled by Col.
Shaw, President Of the association, ~
being the only team On the ground
fully equipped AS demanded ty the
regulations. At the present stage OF
The shooting. the team of Company &
of the First Regiment, known as the
National Guards, is ahead. The sum
ner Guard team, of whom much was
expected. is appearing at some disad-
Vantage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES,
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Numerous sauibs from the Bay.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. %.
The shooting AT the range VIII be re-
suued this morning in the mach Tor
the Kellogg challenge cup, the first
stage OF which MAS shot yesterday at
three hundred yards. Out OF the forty
eight contestants tw epty-seyen made
the necessary Is points Ont OF the pos
sible % to entitle hem to compete in
the second stage OF the match, which is
$40 yards. Az the conclusion of tins
match hegrand contest between Twelve
leans viii take place, The match for
enlisted men Of lie UnitedS ates army
and the long range match Tree for all
are postponed until Monday.
Yesterday, on Laxkin street, a three
old child iell from the second story
window of "A house to the pavement
and received such Injuries that death
resulted in 20 minutes.
The interior of the pavilion is being
altered IN preparation for the carnival
ball OF Nov. 18Th.
Il. 4. Kennedy, a Woodvllle stock
holder, publishes n card denouncing
a. a failure the labors OF The In, e~ti.
eating Committee. The minority
wanted to bring out the testimony, and
the majority voted ii down. IL is sup
posed the Courts will soon hear of the
squabble.
The recent statement that the San
Francisco Board oi Brokers had passed
"A resolution f%orbidding transactions
with members of the Pacific Exchange
was premature. 1t was referred to "a
committee to report in five days.
TWO races are "A advertised foo TO NOR
row at Agricultural Park, on the Clin
House road. This il the first attempt
In "A long time 10 carry on racing ON
sunday. The police % their
determination to arrest the patrons aud
participants.
Revenue and Pittsburgh. two well
known fast horses, are en- roilte To Cali
fornia from the East. The former will
be entered in the $780, 900 c
The Naval Court Of Inquiry il still
engaged In taking testimony in the
Pinney case. 1t Is reported that suni-
Client evidence has been attained to war
rant the calling of a conrt-martial, in
which case the proceedings will be
public.
The libel case Of Rev. 0. r. Fitzger-
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r NEW S.
German Finances American Cali
Goes Imported into EuSlani.

BERLIN. Oct. -.
A special from Berlin says that e~ti-
ma es for the German Empire, for 1876,
shows u deficiency of 1900, coo
marks.
The Times, in its financial columns
to-day, has the following: 1--WE learn
lrom the Draper Drade JourHm that IL
mercantile firm has egun to import
caiicoeS from the United States. The
fact is significant. Our IInIorters say
hat the goods are of "a much better
quality and appearance than ours.
Manchester, it appears, has found n
competitor at last. but that nus de-
pend upon prices"
what of 7
MILAN. Oct. %.
The Emperor of Germany Leaves
this afternoon tor Berlin.
Sentence 40 be Modified.
LONDON, Oct. %.
A special from Berlin says it is re-
ported that Count Won Arnim's sen-
lence will be COMMITTED 10 a line.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24
EUREKA FOUNDRY.
4. G.. a M D e r 6 O NJ
BANGING ACADEMY.
DRoF. EACH INFORMS r,,p

DRNF. EAfH INFORMS THE
l. ladies and gentlemen OF Eureta "a
mat he has secured BlGELOW,S ~
HALL, and will olen classes of In. K.
siruciion MOAD DAY EVENING Io.nH'l
18th. 1915, for all modern ball. room dances
inc ading the boston Dip, oval Horse t;nsri
and f~arisian Variety Qaadriles ipstrno'
tions viii also be given ia calesihenics' WIKI
tend greatly to promote grace I'll depori.
ment. f
Glasses for gentlemen. MONDAY md FRI
DAY EVENINGS, AT IL o'clock.
tlasses or ladies, 2 o'cloeS in the after.
noon, same days. 1877
Glasses for children, SATURDAY AFTFP.
NOON. Mt = O'Clock.
With regular attendance rapid progress is
guarantcct.
The liall will be let to any parties n, reoson-
able rates. by Prof. naeh. ola,f
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24
STEAIINS;S.

All Virginia City, last Wednesday a
teamster named Thomas Nulty met
with an accident, which resulted in his
death at 8 o'clock the III evening.
The accident happened on the Divide.
in front of the Empire Hotel. Nulty
was in the act ut coupling together two
wagons that were heavily loaded with
ore, when the back action, or rear
wagon, suddenly surged forward and
he was caught between the two ponder
vehicles and terribly crushed in
the region of the lungs and heart.
The two Wagons csntained about
thirty-fve thousand pounds of ore,
and he was caught between the ends of
the two boxes in such a manne AS to
crush In the whole lower part of his
breast. He was released as o as
possible, by hauling the front wagon
forward. when he fell to the ground
with the blood gushing in a torrent
from his mouth.
Carson has a veritable case of klepto-
mania in a negro named George Mayo.
whose promises were recently searched
and was found to he filed with all
sorts of trinkets. There must have
been at least five thousand different ar
ticles. some of them not worth picking
up. There were pictures. jumping
jacks, marbles, dolls, plates. knives,
tumbIers, shirts, old boots, rings,
charms, and everything imaginable.
The fellow seems to have stolen every
thing he could lay his hands on, and
made no effort to dispose of them.
The recent discovery of a rich lead
IN an old tunnel in Humboldt District
by the Kunkel brothers, IL creating
much excitement among mining men
in the vicinity of Winnemucca. w.
A. Bolinger, aud other good judges Of
mines, who have been to see the lead,
pronounce 1t rich beyond question, and
bring specimens OF the ore in
which free gold abounds. Several
mining men from California, who have
heard of the strike, are now in the dis
trict looking at the ledge and taking
observations in its vicinity.
Sheriff Emery, of Austin, arrested, a
few days ago, Jose Arana, who is
charged with stealing horses at Vir-
GINA City. He was placed in Jail to
await the arrival of the Storey county
officers.
The two companies mining the ex-
tdnsive sulphur deposits at Rabbit
Hole, in Humboldt county, are max
ing arrangements for refining the crude
sulphur at the mines.
A fellow named Robert Golden, who.
about three or four months ago, stole a
valuable gold watch from a gentleman
at Virginia CITY. returned there Q few
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

DIDN'T BLAME HIM A BIT.-A cor
respondent Of the Pittsburg Eagle
says: BY the way, Miss l.. is back
from the mountains, and says the
Beechers were bigger than aver up
there this season. Mrs. Beecher snub-
bed everybody, as usual, only so,
and 'sacted out" all there Is In her.
Miss L. says further that she V be
lieved one word VI the awful Tiiton
accusations till she saw and knew
Beecher's wife. Then she believed
Mr.. Bsscher was guilty, and she didn't
blame him. . bit, poor mani
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

INFoRMATIt.i WANTED.-A woman,
accompanied by two small children,
the eldest scarcely three years of age,
called at the office of the County Clerk
in Virginia, yesterday, and made in
quiries about a man named John De
laney. She said she was a widow and
came from Memphis, Tenn, in search
of her brother, the above named man.
She gave the name of Mrs. Lena Latin.
II any man of the name having a sis
ter at the above mentioned place, re-
sides i'm this section, he ought to ex-
anime into the matter, as the woman
told a pitiful tale. and appeared to he
destitute.-Gofd Hill NeWs, 81.
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PRIDE.

In speaking Of the advantages to be
derived by Eureka from the compile
ton of the railroad, the Gold Hill
Meas says: "Not only will the saving
in freight charges alone be great, but
the economy of time and Punishment
of fatigue in travelling, are matters of
importance. In this age. time is money,
and a few hours saved between import
ant points are of great value. The
railroad to Flu eka at once connects
that thriving town with the great
world of traffic on the overland line of
iron, and brings its people into easy
and rapid communlcationwith the bust
ling world of travel and commerce.
Its benefits will day by day be more
fully appreciated, and the people of
Eureka are right in celebrating the
advent of a locomotive in their midst
as marking a new era of prosperity,
both in mining developments and in
crease of population and wealth."
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF County T~RrAsrRfR,l
EUREKA County. NV, Oct. Is, $50. =
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the State and County taxes Of Eureka
county, Nevada, for the fiscal year 1919, nIre
now dne and payable Mt tho Office. OF the
County Treasurer Of said county, at he bank
ing house Of II. Il. Imnel n Co.. Main street,
Eureka. New, and that the law regulating
their collection viii be strictly enforced.
Said taxes will become delinquent Novem-
Der Is. 1875.
w. A. MONTGOMERY.
Treasurer Eureka County, Nevada, and ex-
olicio Tax Receiver. ol9u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24
DAYS since, went to his wie's room and,

days Slnce, vent TO MS WIGS fOoIn and,
after abusing her shamefilly, de-
stroyed all her clothing-about $500
worth-and again left for parts un-
known.
William Dunstan, who was stabbed
at Virginia City last Monday, was
alive last Thursday, hut the chances
for his recovery are considered doubt
full.
1t is reported that there is a case of
small pox at Gold Hill.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

THE u. $. ATToRNEYsHIP OF Ne
Enthusiastically, says the Virginia
Chronicle of the Goth instant, President
Grant granted the desire of X. ii.
Lindsay's heart and accepted bis res
ignation of the office of United States
Attorney for Nevada. Mr.. Lindsay
has held the Office for a number of
years, and, finding that there was
''nothing in it," requested Senators
Jones and Sharon to press the accept
ance of his resignation. Charles $.
Varian, ex.State Senator from Hum
boldt county, sncceeds to the Office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

A NARROW GAUGE. The Nevada
County, Cali Narrow Gauge Railroad
is now very nearly completed. The
locomotive has crossed Greenhorn
creek bridge, aud in a day or two will
be able to cross the Bear river bridge.
BY the 18th of November, the Grass
Valley Union estimates, the toot of the
whistle will be heard in Grass Valley.
Track laying is being pushed with all
possible speed, while the excavating is
nearly all finished. The Nevada
county people propose to have a big
blowout when the road is finished.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

CoNGRATULAToRY. - We yesterday
received a dispatch from Judge G. q.
Goodwin, a former resident of Eureka,
but now connected with the edi orial
staff of the Virginia Enterprise, con-
graduating the people of his old home
on the completion of the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad, AID assuring us
that "Virginia now holds Eureka as
her proudest suburb" Charley,
while residing here, was always a
jealous advocate of the enterprise, and
we know he is sincere when he says
he is as glad over the achievement as
the gladdest OF our citizens. We hope
when II old friend happens out this
way again that he will not be called
upon to put up for his star"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

CHIEF JUSTICE WM. T. WALLACE has
been appointed by Governor Pachecoa
member Of the Board of Regents OF
the University of California, vice Sachs,
resigned.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

A WESTERLY, r. l., clergyman
married . couple, received his fee and
sent them away, apparently satisfied:
but, q day or two after, the bridegroom
returned and said he had come to pay
more, as the woman had turned out
much better than he expected.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

The White Pine Nems calls attention
to the fact, that at this time last year
there was quite a heavy snow storm in
this section Of Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

THE Alta complains that California
10 doing little or nothing toward put
ting in . proper appearance at the Cen
tennial next year.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24

terday. The supposition is that Camp
beil Tell from atrain, and the conditon
the corpse indicated that it had lain
where found for several days.
stopped from Stringimg theirWires.
CHICAGO, Oct. %.
Some weeks ago the Atlantic and
Telegraph Company applied to
the United States Court to compel the
st. Louis Bridge Company to permit
the stringin. Of their wires along the
bridge. The Court denied the applica
ton Yesterday, but in defiance Of the
decision of tho Court the Atlantic and
Pacific Company attempted to string
the wire along the bridge ly force. but
work was stopped by the bridge
authorities.
Let 'em Spend II.
WASHINGTON. Oct. %.
The President, with Secretary Bel
knap, Robeson, and Postmaster Gen
Jewell, are spending the day with
Jno. w. Garrett, at his country seat,
Baltimore.
Temporarily Embarrassed.
BosroN, Oct. %.
The Ames Plow Company is temper-
embarrassed. Their liabilities
S2lS,247; assets, S5t2,s9l. The
creditors think IA reasonable extension
would enable the company to pay in
full and 90 on.
Love, Murder ani Suicide Down
East.
SKowHEGAN, Me-, Oct. %.
In the town Of Mercer Yesterday
Mrs. Walton, divorced from Hiram
Walton, who was living with Streen.
leaf Tracy, was shot dead bv Tracy in
a fit of jealousy. Tracy then fled TO
the woods and killed himself.
Rumorea Frauds in the Dis.ribu-
liz of the Geneva Awari-Di.-
satisfaction la tic Cabinet at
Chambers Appointment.
CHICAGO. Oct. %.
A Washington special says an at
will he made in the ext Con
gress TO expose what is said IT, be a
lawyers II in connection with the
of the Geneva award and
the legislation past and prospective
which affects that dist ibuiion. THIS
il is understood, will proceed
those who have a large personal
stake in the distribution of the award
and who consider their rights have
not hitherto been properly guarded by
IL il said that of the 81 ,o00,-
900 to he awarded under the present act.
$500 600 have passed into the bands
of this alleged ring.
Statements have been put in circula.
ton that at least three OF the members of
Grants Cabinet are disguised at MIR.
Chandlrr's appointment, and 1t has
been SAID lhat there was "A proim-
bility tia one or more OF them would
resign in consequence. IL Is known To
true that Br stow aud Piprrepuut
are not satisfied and have expressed
themselves to the effect That Chandler
is no Improvement on Delano; but il i
likely that their Dissatisfaction VIII
induce them to go to lie length OF re-
signing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24
MARRIED.


Virginia, fct. .0-J. L. Mcdonald TO Miss
Lihzic Y. Crosley.
Gold Hill, Uct, I9-Patrlck Murphy to Miss
Annie Mcdonald.
Gold hill, Oct. z0-James Wilton to Miss
Mary Jane Lowery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-24
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
BY Overland Telegraph.
SPECIAL. TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Peace in MISREPRESENTATION On
Weiss Beer.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
Ames has written n letter to the At
torney General abiding to the pacific
relations of h opposing political or
CARNATIONS in Mississippi and express
ing his sincere gratitude to the repre-
sentative of the Attorney General, now
in that State, who has brought about
this condition of things aud insured a
peaceful cBmpaign and "A fair election.
The Coin'r of Internal Revenue has
decided that Weiss beer lis similar fer
mented liquor To ale, porter and lager
beer, and subject to a tax of 81 per
barrel of lhirty-one gallons. The per-
centag. of alcohol in Weiss beer is
found to be such as to subject it to the
taxation mentioned.
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stopped from stringimg theirwir


WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
The President, with Secretary Bel
KNAPP, Robeson. and Postmaster Gen
eral Jewell, are spending the day with
Jno. w. Garrett, at his country seat,
Baltimore.
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BORN.

EIko, Oct. 2l-Wife of j.. A. Alexander, a
son.
Carson City. Oct. 2l-Wife of Robert Crabb,
a son.