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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-25
SUM MONS.
In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
district Of the stale II Nevada,
COUNTY If Humboldt

In the District Court Of the Fourth judicial
district Of the state II NeyaGa,
County Of Humboldt.
Josephine Natron, plainun. rs. Enos ".
Watson, defepdaA'
Action brought in the ID met CoHrt Of he
FOURTH Judicial Dist ict 4 ths state Of
Nevada 10 ard for The COMFY ~ Hum
/ ldi and the ComplHi' tltd in the
olace If lac CLERK 0f sail District Court
GA he 3lst cay of A. gus a, d. 1871.
TENHE state Of Nevada ,cuds greeting 10
A Eues NJ watson, def,udDut You are
hereby requirtdto al T. ar ~ "a Hction brought
gainst you by the above named plaintiff.
Josephine Watson. IN tie hi trict t.ourt II
the Fourth Juc icial DistIic' u tie statrof
Nevada, in and for the county Of umboldt.
and to an-Wet the oml laint fl therein
wi h the Jerk OF said Court wi hin Ten days
ieXclutive II the day OF ,crVicpl aft,r the SER
vice ON you # thi sUmmons--if served with
in this County or, II ssrytd ont ~ this
county but III this Judicial Disuirt, wi hin
twenty days; Otitrwite. within forty days
~ Judgment by de fault viii be taken "a. ainst
you according to the prayer Of said COM
plant.
dls-,l>ing the b nus Il mairimt ny hereto
I re existing between he la ntid and de-
fondtnt and for the custt dy II he minor
,hi dr,n. tie Issue If faid maria &c.
All II which viii more fully appear by
retcr nee to 81 tonplsiut "a cert ned copy
Of which accom- aIies this sun mons.
An on are here notified that II you iail
70 app ar and answer The said 8 onpiAiutw
a'ave i,quif'd, sid ilanlifI Will apr ~ TO
the ourt fr he relief ths Gin demanded.
a--s Given under my hand aud the
e., seal If tie Dstflct Court OF the
N ! Fourth Judicial District Of the
"----* state Of Nevada in ard for the
County ~ humboldt, this 3lst day
Of August, A. y. 1877.
J. II JOR, Clerk.
A. W Fisk, attorney for plaintiff. se;-9od
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NOTICE OF
SHERlFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Il , ont If the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State If Hevada in
and for Hullboldt county ON the sth day Of
September A. ID. 1s7 !, and to nse directed and
delivered for execution upon Judgment re-
covered in said curt on the eth day Of sep
TENDER A. ID. 1877 III favor az T.. Jones and
against the San f ancisco sulphur Com any
for the sum Of I'VE hundred AID twenty-e gut
and sixty one hnndredths dollars ($52S 90 1907
u :. gold com, with i,teiest from da of
judgment at the rate of 10 per cent. per am
mum till paid, tGgeth with S2l9 55 100 costs
and di- bursemenss at the date of said juag-
ment, ana accru ng costs, j did, on the III Ii
day of September, A. u. 1877 levy On and
take in execution the following described real
property. to-wit; That certain REIN ng
works building ard all the fixtures ther,-
unto belonqang. said property being situated
and located about four miles in northeast
ery direction from he New orthy sulphur
mine, liz Humboldt county,, Nevada; also one
'ccrt4Ta stable building belonging to said de-
fenda1s. and situated at the humboldt or near
site humboldt House in said county and state.
Netlce is h. reby given that
ON WEDNESDAY, THE BIRD DAY OF OC-
ToBER, A. d. 1877.
Between the hours of Q O'Clock in tie morn
il and O'clock in the afternoon, viz: at II
o'clock a. m. OF said day in front of the
Court House door in MIhnemucca. Humboldt
county, Nevada, will expo e to sale at pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder for cash in
hand, payable My in Z. S. gold coin, all the
right, titleand Interest Of SAID defenc ant of,
and to the above dt scribed property to satisfy
said judgment costs and aCcrulng costs
Given under my hand at my Office in VIM
nsmuccs. Humboldt, county. Nevada. this the
ilth day OF september A. y. 1877.
seplo-tds. Sheriff OF Humboldt CO. New
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Estray Notice.

tAME into my inclosure in Paradise
~ Valley september 10th q small bay
horse. white face and legs. branded with
circle on the left shoulder, with cross in the
same and a figure alb We it, also branded
thus IS on the LEI hip.
Tn owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take the same away
p. w PALMER
Paradise Valley, September 10, 1871. lm
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtained in every State
and Terrlt orv, for Inc MPATIBILITY and other
causes, No matter where the party resides
i years experience. Fee after decree. All
letters CONFIDENTIAL. address a. j. d X
7 = x, Atty, Rooms 8 4 8, I32 Dearborn ST
CHICAGO, LII. Unqueotionable refetences
given. Correspondence with the legal pro.
fesssyn invited
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ARTESIAN WELLS

NNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
4 to inform the public that he ! now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
TO rink ATtesian v ellis in any part of the state
on the shortest notice
All orders or communications on the sub
ject address u Lat"on X F..ner, Bait 4.
Mountain, will receive t.1mpt attention.
:. l. CAHOON
Battle Mountain. October 2 1876 !tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-25
YOUNG MEM

who may be suffer ne from the effect of
youthful follies or indisci elton. Will I'D
lwell TO avail themselves Of this the great
pest boon ever laid at the altar II suffering
humanity. DIR. ~UINNEN viii guaranI
bee 10 forfeit $500 for every cas-, of seminal
eakness, tr private disease Cf any hind on
character which he undo rtakes and fails ri
cure. lie would tn r, fore Say 30 the unfor|
lttnaie sufferer who may read this notice
hat on are treadine on dangerous ground
Iwhenyou longer delay in seeking the propell
emedy for your complaint. You may %
In tie first rtaga r. member yup are ~
sprUaci ing the tast, II you are bordering
pom the last. and are suffering some al
III IT'S III effects. rem mber that If you per
,ist IA pruetastination. the time must Gem
when tile most sbilltul physician can rtl
Ter you no assistance when the door !
hope will be elOsed against You; when u. !
angel II mercy can bring you relief. ~ ~
cease has the Doctor failed Of success. lhei
let not despair work upon onr imaginauVn
'but avail yourself OF the beneficial result
iof his treatment before your case Is beyonul
the reach of medical skill, or before erne
ldeath hurries you 20 a premature BrANo'
Full course of treatment. s25. send MONEY
10y Post Once order or Express witP uli
description Of case.
Call. er address,
DIR. a. E SPifaNEY,
No IL KearneY Street, San Francisco.
, 1877-02-21
IN TUE SENATE.
NAlTlNQ.

WAsuMo1os, u. g., Feb. a0.-Tle session Of
ths asnass was resumed u 10 o'slosk. but no
, 1877-02-21

Communication with Morri.on's Committee.
witness bsiteses tiiat Il Is likely Wells made
tt,at alteration, and With Gr.t.rate chances Of
70 springd"'d witness was reluctant to believe
l1s statement after making The con:cssios,,
After examining the Law, cou!i not Ilclp the
s9nS!ct!o, that the chances Of detection
:" "a. fT1" nSt were 9' almost If, nevtaee Tns.e
to then, nbout paving item money q
a:'ous their going io New York., Witness toll.
Lttleffcld that II he went on and tn1t what he
he wond b. ,loina a great tervicc to Tic cfuIt-
try. utttl would Iw held in kln,l remembrance,
hut there was nothing said al,out
GIVING LfTTLEFIELn MONEY!.
tsts viii S.. Tiiden Or col. Feito''. i '' Sot q
wnrl.. Notll!ng tras said between wEtncss and
MURPHY about money reward 10 be given to
L.ueil.hi ior exposinR what l,o knew. There
sected ann..: kind of reward ia case ills expo-
la'ard anil clretlng sir. flien. In Thinking
o. eyer t,,s what ';. might ls done tor Ltt1e1eld,
.,fa ~ fv .,,s nls information should provc val.
p1ace, n ca,e Of Mf. Ti1leu's i,,a,,xuratlo1,. J
i.itsleilel'! asked witness for no brlbe, nor did
n ns.s Te. Or intimate any lIer d brbe to
Parish returns were opened by the Returning
lizard, Will: ID New Orleans, there wer,. uD
al!luaFta Win them or mentioned In connection
Win them. There we're no. papers cuutcsting
Tint pasiall return Of anything 10 ttnpcac!l it il,
my war. There waa no hint that the fesur,,
fr'M VERNON was disputed In any respect, In
rxho,tn4 tho tabutatet return presented bv
Itttlettcll nt Springfield witness male up l.is
mtnd that Wells and the 1teturniug Hoari tIul
committed crime, anl That mn cxpoaurn OF it
you'd Impair inc'r credit before the country.
lind no idea that changes In the returns male
my dlfEerrnce In the general rcturu for
Electors.
VINO ne RAW At THE RAIL-.
At the ball IN Scw Orleans witness mct a
number of nptci people, William d. kctley.of
pctnsylvana, LIB Stevens, Ut Cfnstnnats, a:ul
Col. Dltty. Of Haltinlurr, rs also .1.iu.e 7rum-
hull. 1l!e whole establishment. 70 fir a. Wit
IRE coIl.t sec, vas nc'ltrnl IN politics. Mr..
ir'nlaall! went tilerc as M artist 10 study pc
all through was the nost amusing filing wttnrss
eyer eaM. IL" r,lll mt Lay. been mere so'emn
Y he llad t~en f}tsanp Of the Diocese. Kelley, OF
PENNSYLVANIA, waa going It ltrely, cutting the
double thudie, as'd throwing OTHER yi4i&0rs tn
tue ehadr.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
, 1877-02-21

hheincss was d1ne. the Scnatura onlr awaiting d
notification THAT tic House was ready to con-
ttnue the count Ut tue Electoral votes ThtA
notification Was made et 10, ami the Ecpate
repaired 10 tho Chamber of the House Of Reprc-
scntatfvcs.
HlcnnAw.
Lpon returning at :.::}D .. H.. thc President
pro tch'. announced that thr ecnatc, having
withdrawn FROM the toint meeting Vt the tw,
Houses upon tic submission Of an objection to
counting the vote of u. l.. Crossusan, nu Elect.
"r fnr thu Slate VI Michigan, tho objection
Tnull be- rcat1.
The Secretary hartnT Rad such objection,
Ar. Allison submitted The following:
Rtsotttd, That the vote cast py nan1ei l.. Crose-
the tAn'e IA l,ercbt directed to be counted, nut.
wilhsfan'iIng the objection thereto.
alr. Stevenson inquired II Senator Allison
knew the faet TIM: the pcsson alleged to hare
been Ineligible was not Government officer.
| Mr. Allison replied he lid rot, hut be heard
the testimony read before the Joint meeting.
Mr. Dayasd said this testimony Was not a.
clear upon this very important subject as the
Senate might desire It to be.
After considerable debate, aft. Allison modi.
Fed htA resolution 50 rs to read:
Mtotstd. That the objection n,ado to tho role OF
PAN mt rood In isw and ii Is in nj sustane H. aT
.E<seirsJ, !bst ,attl vote be counted with tho
othef Fotes OF tho Electors Of rattf Suite, noH!$h
standing the objection made thereto.
Mt. WHITE said ho could mot rote for the
resolution III tho Senator from low. as II stood.
| stltutc:
0rdtrtd. That. Wills It tf tho sense of The Sen
stt ihat no Senator Or fep'ctensatiyc. Or person
He ct , s ds hn GnS
pfnSseinn Of the Constitution shalt be cassic IN ia
, 1877-02-21
pAIAIEH,,
IALA1ElEs
THE kx-0ovKINon rrsETs AAxr or LITTLE
YlELp'S sFoRlE3,

'"S A>'1Aaoa eFsEFs AASs or LI13LE'
] FIELDS sToRlEs.
| WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb. 9o,-Ex.0oy.
Palmer. of Illinois. wae before the lm,.a onIs
lana suh, ,fnnn,trc c,, ,c.,,a", s.oa.s
vn--a.t..,,. 'rI.i. t..t,art s,'.'... ~ wv eua
Iaelllt1cs with tAe Republican Visiting Commit
tee, but In none Of these conversations dill la
| hold out any money tn,lure,nrpf. IN Ii,tlaaa,1
m Ii, onr,1,tns '"A">e*A~A's " ''''''eus'o
" ~ sa!'s,
oa tae nFst visit Of spcarlnE to witness, Spear
1HE expressed strong ue&r0 to have tn. Haycs
Electors rrtrrv,c1 anu the Ntphu1ls stat. ,lctrt
carried. Wttur.s r,.ver hc.r1 Sna, H.. -" ~
t,.n.,,1 ..s.,. 80. ", .ea!u opeas"s Or 4n'
ePeaA " a'e4ea ir4'l1s or alterations In
ti!e election returns. ou ths eth of Deeember
witness got y telegram frou. spcar.ug, la,rsl
, 1877-02-21
now lie GOT TIE BEST or Ills NgtuuRoRs,
Il ,isak

Stecfdt hitD0scA ~ 1As Tftatx<.
NEW Yoh1. Frb. :.aI.-'rhsy Keep bringing out
little things about Samuel lIldrn wh!ril are not
~ baal for ptlyutc IeEs''n as thcy would b. Tor
the President Ut tho UutteI States, though bad
enough for retor1ncE. This TING It u tho Ttus.
tees of Granetcy Fark who nuke complaint.
They say t!lat s'nle four Ysars ago = meeting
WIS held In segarl to Improving that WORKOUT
plot aud suaktng 1t u plca1urs to tue eyes Of tho
residents usi It's btrdur. 3ir. TilIeu kceturd
particularly unxous to hayv the work
done. anl lealeel the eoutrtbutloa-llst With
lcness quad. wonlrous rlanEs iu liz tark.
Il beeauln one OF thu most LlouLJipg little CUR
deus ~ tue city, anl Of cuursc cust MONEY
soiue $.Jo uf tl.u 81 ,oo0 subscription were eol-
neut.. Une reason IL sul1 to have bv:u tie
Eonbls he had With his landzeaps Kak1suss, who
, 1877-02-21
HERE AND THERE,
lsANpALL's AMBITION,

1 Sp<ft1} p{EDQfc& 10 1At T}ihHNk.
| WAsuISG1oN, D, c., Feb M.-Speaker Ran.
dali, IT seems, desires an extra session Ut Con-
grcss because he think. that hs clat4tcs for tho
| Speakcrshp would b. improved II ,lo election
could take place Immediately instead Ut III De-
cclnler. TAs machinery wiicl, l4e would u.c
far thia purpose, II hr tlccislrs upon 1t. would
be tue Approximations COMMITTEES. Kaudall's
popularity, however, a,nons moderate Demo-
crafts has greatly diminished this sc.sto,,.
| lie has bccn uo,r,l fur hi. crtrcma
| .ss.,s.,,..t,, an, ~. ,,.s ..'
pa't'1IaA'p' a"a "s sou'se III put
I'm. !!i'nteH a. mo head of d
| revolutionary faction IA lnn4lc tho subject of
tl,u scyrrest rrIlieteup, Tt-ttav Kap,,atl s,tr.
,axx,,l MI liz ,rryln,,x ,ur,i.,,, H..
as',s,.'.. ",,s,,.',.. a =, Nv tsaau.es W
F'0e'"h "s"e7'b"s' ~ WIZ NnalF lor MI t4ouF,
and sotuE ahoae among the Democratic ulctn.
hers stimulating anA organizing tAe movement
+. ,lcf.at tbs .,u,nt l,v tlitm.t,r1ut1 n i. w.,
,.,-tn,t thot h, n,,x,,,..,, -, ~
9r'ssu s'4t "' ."e"'a'ea Pafet ior eis1'atnles'
Idfaelus tae stsneTs to Ecaoft to all posslblu
dilstory us3ttons 10 prevent this Commission
ap. tic Joint cunyru,ton frun co,n,,,.t;ne.
their wnrk II ,rs ,,,,",a.. ~, ~ .,!., .'"i
w.. H.. 49, ."a' @"As .''o tt's" o'a-
, 1877-02-21

fttttd Nttufeh to TIE Tfibuu<
NAs1lS0roN, d. t., Feb. 9U.-1sepspsenta.
tive Ellis, Ms. Burke, md other gentlemen FROM
Louisiana taltcl upon the President this mor,,-
lug, bT appointment, to ASCERTAIN the pollcy Of
tle Administration In Louisiana. Tue Louisiana
Representatives for seyerai days bare felt some
apprehension rs TO tho purposes Of tue rsesE.
dent vi account Of tue persistent efforts Of the
friends Ut Packard 10 induce the President TO
rccogufzc the Packard Government. The l'rcs,.
dent tuustrseI freely. IIe said he had no ilca
Ut recognizing either Government or taking uuy
action except 10 maintain the statu quo; that
his owa Administration Was now nearly ter
Minated, and hc des.rcd to leaye Ills
successor uutrammeled. The views Of tllc Pres
hicnt a. tn Louisiana wcra autlurltutiyely
stafcI til these dispatches Sunday night. They
xcrs ; s+;settlally reiterated by t!e President IT,
position waa
APPROVED nr 9n1 DELEGATION.
Representative Ellis said that II would meet
with hearty Endorsement IN every tart IT LOUISE
ana. The deIeratlon exFcsse4 gratltlratloll at
ths manner in which they had been received.
Friends of ioy. Kellogg anl Packard who are
busy here endeayoriny to prevent the completion
,what ~ knowras H., oov Hayss Southern policy
Electosa! Eonltnt*sion decided the Louisiana
sase for Hayes, catlt ! copterrnto with certain
Louisiana Dcfnoerats Bury, Waited the Frcsi.
Heutt &H4 kt1ELeQ lbf NOiuftlUu3t U.t ~ ErG Gor.
Hayes. Wilmer Is understood to ssek, tIrst, a
Jostponrment OF the recognition OF Packard
uhtil President HraHt shall haye retired, at,I,
secondly, to cotnpnss suc! q compromise as may
either M,,sea. Packard, ur, in default of thai,
enable souie Of tho Nichols party to grt Into
official posts under aoIi,r such arrangement Al
the Wheeler compromise.
THE INTERVIEW.
WAs1ilSuToS. DC, Feb. :u-congrcasIuan
Fills. tul. Burke, md Counsellor Cavant,xp, Of
Louisiana. called on thu President today apd
expfatne1 10 llltu the condition OF Affairs III that
state. The President replied thut ile WIS suits
He'd Zen. NICHOLS was act!1sg III good faith In
preserving the etatu quo aud he therefore had
10 intention Ut changing his Instructions to
lien. AuK1ir. In the euursc Ut thu conversation
the President said Gen. Nichols should not be
llt'd responsible for tho freak oE the crazy man
Hl1o shut Packard.
DISPATCH PROM NICHOLS.
4 tetcgratn received Iru1n Gov. Nichols bv
Ma1. E. 4. lsurke says: '''Tie people VI LOUISE
a1'n not only refuse to pay tuxes to nny OoycrsI-
iEent but that Ut which l a1n Executive, hut
!'aye anticipated the appointment OF Tax-cul-
lfct"rs, and voluntarily pail to agents for tile
usn Of our Government tue percentage deemed
sufficient for presetIt pnrposes. Hive DELAYED
many appointments Of Tax Collectors bct7lu.tt
awaiting legislation reducing the present. *.
fEavagaut compensation now collecting. atL tho
people aru nut only willing, but anxious, to
pay."
, 1877-02-21
CLOTflENGt
L,L,0U(2HbY,
HILL 8, co,

The encouraRoment VIC are re.
ooiving in our CUSTOM TRoU-
8ERS at $500 warrants ua in not
only expecting to soon reach tho
desired 100 PAIRS A DAY, but IN
SURPRISING it, and if tho present
ratio Of increase continues, we
shall soon reaoh 400 ORDERS
DAILY, aftor which timo no fur
thor effort will bo mndo to oxtond
this branch Of our business,
In regard to tho character Of our
work, VIC simply say wo KNOW tho
influence GOOD GOODS and
WORKMANSHIP carry, not alono
in this particular branch, but in al1
conducted by us, which we will
hero mention: Mems, Youths,
Boys, and Children's Ready Made
Clothing. Furnishings, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Custom Trousers and
ShirtR.
, 1877-02-21

ANnTtirp ,unposfrtnx
| The n,,ns+f,t, i'm, hnin.. ~, 80 IL, .,.,
Mr. Aflt.on Wr Nr!sm,,,I ,nnrcl -, o,nn,,,i
tic t1rs, resolution 30 il wu,,d real. " s'As"'
P..n,r.,, rrh.t ~, o,t.,,I.,.. -.
Damts L. Grot.nat,' nns ~ H. raoc,s ~ " WieI
ran. IL not vustaiucu by nwfml exiJenrr '''eA''
.Kclectcd,-ycas. 81. mrs. re- strict ,,.,v
x,, 3sHs' ~ ''ats ooiNh stt1ct Pa1ty
iii. f.noncr ,,.,no,,,,e,, II .c,.r,.o = ,o.a -, a.,
resolufm am, flas tIrst ,na ~ s",.u,,tto,, v ~
Sir. Allsou. wua nrrc,1 tn hr rot" ~ r".ss & 4,
uuys. II. ~ - 'o'' - ''a"'aS'
ihc srctn,1 rc.,,ut,o,, xoa tho,, .ro,t,-,,,.,.
agreed to@yras. IL: 1Says "1 ,on. s" a'A1'n'ouS's
Ajr. Elihstinnrv ,,,py"a ;h"t th- 11ouso h. m.
ttwl Of tt,s nrfinn ~ tha ann.tn on; ~ .,s.
tic S.,,ota wo. raa,1v ~ ~ .,. ~. % atNu tuat
suspe tic count. Ayrctti Tn y" 'Ao '''a'e 4ao IT,
III. Huryry nrcst,itr,l t},e credentials orp n
Plumb clesict Cnit'i St,trs srnatop ~ f,o,o D.
tho Ytats of Kansas. PIaee,io on de. A''s'1
| pnnsry.
Mr.. Dorsey anil h. VA. mror,,,t.,,,, a,,,.,,
awav frnn IL u",,... "as..1,s pSgte4 ca!!ea
to rsturn IN I'm" to r' ~, ti uu, nntn nu opea
lie was nat oble t pet ark h,,+ II H. nj has,
t,rcs.ni H.. r,n,;d ,.r, ~. ~ ;. ns na4 uesa
rI.iuu Of he 9',,nn,iss;o,, 'a >" @o''a 'ac oe'
Ht5 IL ,rr..n~.. s.". ,,,o,,., f. 49,,
, 1877-02-21
DRAGGING SLOWLY.
Louisiana's Eight Electors
Finally Counted for
Hayes.
The Count Proceeds Until the
State Of Michigan Is
Reached.
When tho Democratic OBJ
structionists Seize
Their Oppor-
tunity.
One Of the Hayes Electors Objected
to for Alleged 1neGgibility;
Oyer Which the Filibusters Man.
age 10 Waste the Rest
Of tho Day.
The Vote Is Finally Admit
ted with Little or No
Opposition.
Wheraat the Patriotic Springer
Objects to a Nevada
Elector.
And Yesterdays Tactics
Will Be Attempted
Again To-Day.
Gov. Palmer Relates His Ball
Room Experiences in New
Orleans.
And Also Fastens the Charge Of Per.
jury upon the Notorious Lit.
tleaoid.
Lame Apology OF Don Piatt for
the "Capitnl's" Infamous
Fu1rninations.
Moro Srcculatfons Concerning Prcst-
dent HaJcs' Alleged South.
ern Policy.
Lame Apology OF Don Piatt fo1
the "Capitnl's" Infamous
Examinations.
Moro Srceulatfons Concerning Prest-
dent HaJcs' Alleged South.
ern Policy.
TIE COUNT.
WORK OF TIE CONSPtRATORs.

St<rfof nJ.,.o,.h "a =, .n.,..,
/ V4su,snTny II :. III, N nwsta'r,,,,, o..,a,
ly forwurt. tho Kenuhltcuns IN r,nr-s.s .a ,'ara
to lay mule sorna o]nbohcti,o, rragre.. .",,a-,s
| .ho inavrtahfa ,loo,nrntio,, .n,s n...ie".s, :,
s'e.'A."'47o tu@t ts"tAstlo'A H.
4lA1es In fFcsiQenL-ejects while tic Itlden GO1I-
epiruturs have been s.gually rcbukcd hv .hrtr
own rx.tfral nstnr,nfra Thaaa rorent.ot,-.
~, "A to"s'eaA a,soe'a.es' Aaese eohspfatos5
laFc not 0uly iHduluel In ruao and random de-
utnriatfnu ri Tim f.omtnt..t,, h,,t .In., l,..a
,.,, ,,,> H., 7x,.... ~. -. e sAe' aA'o
s!elu up iAe Jndges on 1t, who are In the mat0rl-
ty, rs corrupt trjekstcrs. fccreunt IN ercrv
ptfnrinte Of bonor trtcorttv- or rf,,ts,, E,,
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a.7o a1'as'1"Ae1 W stop tho Workings OF tho
Congressional machinery by fnet.otl8 lcKisjattou
.t'e s.s"sta oost os"'1 ~ osteai 'ns VII! VI
k4rAttQn Of lIoycs anil rnrryinV fto t.,pfn,k
into tho lIouse OF Representatives. rortnno,,-
~. sao eoaat'S' ta9se anu Respectable por-
'''A W lug nenoNsatle party
nEfUsE TO 0NEf TtLnESts ORDERS
"a promulgated by hi. hcnclmcn mi nj, ~.
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!o'" tue eonsp1a&ors III t1etr outrageous ut
tempt to prevent an election Of PsesI.
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nook and corner of the land. Even
the Rag Baby which you and Il few
kindred spirits have dared advocate.
which but a few short months ago was
a speck hardly visible in the political
horizon, to-day gives promise III the
early future Of being the full-grown
governor Of this mighty nation.
Whilst l would encourage you in your
laudable undertaking, | groan tor
language to express my utter con-
tempt for the course pursued by many
of our school superintendent. 1t
seems to me 1t is time that nuisance
was fuliy abated but if it must be
continued. let the positions be filled
by men having some regard for law
honesty-or at least--common de-
cency.
With best wishes for your success,
am truly yours.
w. r. MAYHEM.
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Below is simple form for the or
ganiZatiOn Of Greenback Clubs. LOT
the use Of any community deSlrouS
OF organization. Let the workers IN
every town organize ut once.
The HadepeHdeHt
Greenbdck Club.
SEC. /. This organization shall be
known US the lNDEPEN-
DENT GREENBACK CLUB.
SEC. ,. Its object shall be. to aid in
publishing the principles OF the Green
back party, to the people by getting
speakers, holding meetings. etc.
SEC. 3. It's officers shall be II Presi-
dent. Vice President, Secretary and
Treasurer.
SEC. 1. Its meetings shall be held
from time to time. ut such times and
in such places us may be appointed by
the Club, through its executive com
mittee and proper officers.
: SEC. 5. The officers shall be elected
every three months, and the first cleo
ton shall be held on the date of the
adoption of this constitution.
SEC. {. The expenses of the club
shall be betrayed by subscription.
SEC. :. Any person can become a
member of this Club by signing this
constitution.
SEC. 5. There shall be an executive
committee appointed by the President,
whose duty shall be. in connection
with the President and Secretary. to
call meetings, and attend TO other
business of the Club.
SEC. 8. Upon the application OF ten
members of this club Il meeting shall
be called at any time
SEC. 10. This Constitution can be
amended by u two-thirds vote the OF
Club present at any meeting.