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Sh" knew that tho hour other death had COMO.
hut her love Tor jas. had departed and whether
She lived or whether sho died she would not
Yield herself to his wishes This is not the
heroic quality aud Incapable # conrtancy that
some would have MS believe fdrui'u 90 bee. she.
az least, was willing 90 die Tor one man. and
docs die for him.
MtrimGr u French Senator and Aeadcmician.
n man Of wit and ~ yu-t Attachments. He did
not strive 10 paint "a character Of Ideal purity.
hut a Spanish gyp-y and hc painted her ms he
makes her living character In the opera. and
not % dummy, as half the operate herOiues are.
What will become Of the tender seusihilitips of
those who shrink from carmen when DIM
pears upon the stage ON Wednesday evening z
M0zart's opera will. OF course. be condemned
~ vulgar trash.
An attempt has boon mndc also 70 identify
Carmen with opera b9uhc. q has no "ssrn-
tial points ia common with that class Of compo-
s!tlon. Opera boufie n fprthe u - part SPOKEN
this is ali sung. Jpora boulle d, full OF farrical
situations Inc purely comic element ~ entirely
wanting in Carmen Opera houne is, for tho
most part. rculpto with dOuhi eittuofe and
gross allus ions there l. not "a suggestion ofthe
kind in " Carmen" What grossne-s IL has
grows ont of character. AMI Is not made the
subject Of Jest and equivoca' talk
In lis musical form. also. n is remote from
opera houic and has the most serious and
elaborate treatment There are dause rhythInS.
10 be' surc. but those are incidental to
tho characters AMI intended 10 give local
color. II Is also To bo remarked
that they are extraordinarily good danse
measures. and these are quite rs difficult 70
compose rs sentimental music. They certainly
have tho merit u keeping II from being dull.
and. 40 far from being In any wise Il tedious
last. the telling music being impartially dis
tubutcd among mo four acts.
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N state bonds We noe sales ot Louisiana T. consal
datcd. 40 a. s1u, nnd Virginia G. deferred. al T. Rail
road sccutiurs reflected lair business. wh the prnc
lal dealings ~ follow Ihgh art Mke.hatre, cunso
dttcf. son Milwaukee ant ~ Paul ists. Ia Crosse H.
yison ltN's@it-A4 Milwaukee and ~ Paul G and VI
division, 10 .: Milwaukee and ~ Paul 7 gold Ol',
h"mis. nS's Dviawary Lackawunna and Westerns ID.
lti'1 liauilal AMI St lu-c ll - convertible w.. Hat
alu New York and Erie lists 1915. ltnf. Albany ami
suspu hanna IDS ~ Inian Pacific RAILROAD lists iOei
,iue sihkinv fund lul ~. Pacific Hailroai OF Missouri
lst lnl PITTSBURGH, iurt Wayne and Chicago lists l2l
4. AMI Central lsts - Central a,hr gold bond.
low. Toledo anu Wabash -i. rs y saii Toledo and Wa
coupon 7"t"7o'4 Sew fork Elevated Railroad lists
70 MilWuNcc nui ~ Fii consolidated siuhitg dund
ir,i atei. Iowa Midland lstt. ilii, Nov York Central
ls-, coupon. llr'i Sow York ipntrl t.t-. resi.err
sinkin- fund luhs
The openlg hWnes, lowest and p. " closing prices
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Janau4chok appeared last might In tho
Now Park Theatre. Brocklyn in an Hdautlon II
Bleak Hous'. assuming the dual rcpr '-cnta-
ton oflLdJ0 U,d,oci and at Ho,io,Se. the French
maid. ThcAe roles ARE familiar 20 her. The
performance WIS received with much sutisrl'-
ton. u 50 Cora Tanner, Who p'Ny"d isfba-.
wins called hTtore th" rurtuln with tho star ~
the close Of the second net,
~ tho election mntlncH will hH presented
Tho rckM-oi-I enve Mnn." Mary stuart y
and Irunhld tOilow later In the week.
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"Suu,h on, popular play in which Mr.,
and Mrs. J. G. williamson appear to great ad-
vantage and which has several very effective
mclodramatic scenes. wns enacted lust evening
nj tho GRAND Opera House Mr.. williamson -
d,inentlon Of fho hat-.rdNd Dutchman has
been repeatedly .prarcd by th" Now York
pr, ss for its nuturan, ss. iis pathos, and its
,ulousty OF color. II was lah might received
with undated favor, and tho Gr,trhDa ui Mrs.
Williamson, as usual. delighted every body WulI
lis bnuueln4 ppftursg aud tuurlul NiNatity
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Mr., L0nis Schles ngor advertising agent, who
wrote TO several persons letters assuming from
accredited representative oi TIE SrN Npnins that
his aulty kno"lrdRo nj knghs. he'd him n1 the nj
Npression which ne did not intend He had puT.
poe Ia exceed his nights the ordinary solicitor Tor A
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ADJUSTMENTS.
italian Opera "a, the Academy.

In spite OF the fall election, which usually
has a depressing influence upon the attendance
at all places OF amusement. and In spite Of the
ill-judged and ill-tempcred ccnsure that Bizet S
mastcrly work has received from some Of it's
critics. Carmen drew again large audi
ence Mt the Academy last evening.
Tho popularity of the work and tho pleasure
that is almost universally expressed at its per-
formance is Il very correct and fair index Of its
musical value. For our audiences are as crit
ical and ~ wcll able to form an opinion as
those OF any nation. Indeed tho fact that they
are hard to please IL only another proof that
they have decided opinions.
Those who cavil ut" Carmen first pronounce
II tedious. frivolous. without idons. and in sub
stance. an absolute failure in music and plot.
and then express their astonishment that 1t
should be successful and popular. This
seems little paradoXical. and it IL
Just possible that the explanation may
not the public which Is in the wrong We are
assured that We ought not to admire Carmen.
because that young woman was not such a one a.
the trustees would select tO b. superintendent In
"a sunday school; In fact. that che IL u very
naughty person. and consequently utterly unfit
for all uurpOsps ot art and To be stunned 10y
the virtuous minded and left alone To the prac.
ticc Of her low and vulgar melodies. that appeal
TO the ear hut imperil the immortal soul,
These bn line sentiments. and do the highest
honor To thoir sensitive-soulsd authors. who
doubtless shrink with horror from such plays
"a Macbeth" where n bal man goes from
murder TO murder and dies In his sins.
lie IN IA ill-htted for that sunday school
loyeiness. which Ia alone entitledsto our
attention and sympathy, IA fdrlHYi
h"rs"lf. IL ~ true that Carmen II
no Puritan maid. but u wilful. courageous. law
less Spanish gypsv. But sh" WIS ~ fair "a sub
Spanish beggars. II ~ true thnt like that
Cleopatra whom Shuk 'spearc did not dis
dain for heroine, sho cast on one
timid ana irresnui" lover for another aud
a holder one. her imagination being kindled by
his personal courage. hut II Is equally true that
when her first lover comes Ia her. dagger In
hand. and tells her tO 70 with him or meet her
death, she replies:
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Busintss Aotlt.s.

For tho Lip there IL no BrIghtness,
For the teeth there is no whitencss.
Where sozoDoNr has got no place;
hut those who use 1t. know full well.
How bright and beautiful the spell
n throws DER man or woman's face.
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Go paper mliL In shelton burned this afternoon.
Loss over slSanh The mill OF the largest In
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NEw York. Monday. NOV, A., Iiercipts o.
heeNes yesterday and to-day 3to; for the week. 5h7
AarAei active aud nInsT At On advance OF &c n n pew
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Bonson's cApcine Porous Plaster II the beet remedy
vhiSh has ever been devised " Known. Piee 25c-AdE
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Tend surely though more siowl fatal re suits "a
vullcys OF muskctrv. Quell them with that sovereign
hnlsum for the lungs and throat Hales Honey norv
hound aud TAR Sold by druggists
Pixies TOOhache Drops cure In one minute.
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Cntnrrh, Deafness, md Ear DIscharues.-
Radical and permanent eiected In the most agra
vatcd cases Nv Dr L1Gll MIL. q West 23th a. city
references OF the highcd character. StO aud tot
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GtNIIt
NNAHEs lhO
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Headquarters OT she Democratic state central
CSmmittee, ~. Nicholas Hotel.
Authentic returns from the dlfe rent election districts
will he received and posted IN the ROUNDS OF tins hotel
4 ton night -AIS
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27
THE PRESIDENT on THE CHI
NESE QUESTION.

The published statement that Presi-
dent Hayes opposed legislative action
upon the subject of Chinese immigra-
ton is authoratiyely contradicted.
Tho report that he insisted upon treaty
stipulaiions as the only method Of
dealing with the question is also pro-
nounced as false.
1t Is now known that while ho would
prefer that any restrictive action should
come from the Chinese government, he
fully recognizes the y sht of Congress
to regulate the subject in question by
Legislative enactment even though
such enactment were in conflict
with treaty pro, isions. He thinks the
best plan would be through diplomatic
channels 10 invite action on the part of
the Chinese Government looking to n
consummntion Of the desired object,
but while expressing such belief, en-
tertains not the remotest doubt respect
ing the powers of Congress in conuec-
ton with this subject, and has no dis
position to attempt the interpositioa
OF any obstacle, should Congress mani.
fest willingness to dispose Of the mat
ter through Legislative enactment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27

TnE situation in San Francisco is
becoming alarming. hearucy and Wei
lock were arrested on charges Of con.
Egiracy aal miSd, Inrnu"r. aud held in
bail for SIl 600 and 50 600 respycttyciS
ia default Of which both were locked
up. II has been strongly iutimaied by
the agitEt"rs ;hat tho Chinese passcn-
gers by the Steamer would be attacked,
and under advice from their leaders,
the mob has been purchasing weapons
and forming military companies. The
authorities have at length commenced
to take action for the suppression Of
riotous proceedings. \ secret confer.
'ence Of the heads of Department OF tho
City Government was held. resulting in
II special meeting of the Board Of Su-
pcrvisors, at which resolutions were
adopted authorizing the Mayor to ap.
point Committee OF the Board To 90
to Sacramento 10 procure the immediate
passage Of bills authorizing the Police
Commissioners to appoint temporarily
such members OF the special police as
may bo deemed necessary to preserve
order. Tho entire military force of the
City is also assembled NJ their nrmories.
with orders to remain under arms until
further notice. General Mcdowell has
given ASSURANCES that the support OF the
United States troops will be given il
required.
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That Minority Report.

Tho paper embodying the views Of the
late Senator Morton, on the Chinese
question, found among his effects, was
submitted to the Senate. They were
intended as minority report of the
Chinese Commission to this Coast OF
which he was a member. He held that
American institutions are based on
the great and eternal doctrines Of the
equality and natural rights of man.
and claimed that in his judgement
the Chinese could not be protected in
the Pacific States without allowing
their adinittance into full citizenship,
with adequate representation in the
Legislature and Congress.
Dramatically opposed TO the ma
jority report, the broad ground is taken
that the Introduction of Mongolians
i'll America, if viewed in the proper
light, has added largely to the adyan.
tages of the country, and has been
blessing instead of, as is claimed gen
erally, curse.
Now, while admitting the marked
ability as statesman OF the deceased
Senator, the masses of this coast will
have very little respec: for his opinions
upon this subject. 1t is well known
that great men As we'll as small have
been addicted TO riding pet hobbies in
the very face and teeth of tho most
overwhelming evidences Of their mon
strosity.
The theories advanced in these pa
pers have already been put to the
severes; tests and have fallen to the
ground because they are not supported
by the facts. and it is scarcely to be
expected that n people who are daily
brought face to face with the very I'M
pa!eiable facts will acccp, in preference
the autaConistic and fallacious theories
OF any man, however high his position
as Statesman, or exalted his oral
worth
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT oP THE NINTH
Judicial District of the State OF Nevada. In
and for the County OF Elko.
8. REISHART, Z. REMNANT and d. REIN.
HART. Plaintiffs, agaiiist JOHN IL. JEwETr,.
Defendant. Action brought in the District
Court OF the Ninth Judicial District OF the
state OF Nevada. in and for the County OF
Eho, and the complaint filed In the ofice Of
the Clerk OF said District Court, y
The State OF Gevada sends greeting 10 John
ii. Jewett. Defendant. You are hereby REQUIRED
10 appear In an action brought against ron byS
the above named Plaintiffs In the District Couft
Of the Ninth Judicial District OF the State OF
Nevada. in and for the County of Elko, and 70.
answer the complaint hied therein, within ten
days exclusive Uf the dag OF servicel after the
service on You OF this Summons-n served
within tiHs Comfy; or, II served out OF iii..
County. but in this District, within twenty
days; otherwise. within forty dAys-or iudT-
meut by default will be taken against you, ae.
cordiDB to the prayer OF slid complaint -. l-.
The said action IL brought to obtain q juig-.
ment OF this Court for the sum Of Two 1h"ns--
and Dollars Gold Coin, with interest on said
sum from March 10th. 1916. at the rate OF ono
per cent. month, with ten per cent. Attorneys
fees, and costs. Alsn that the premi, ea dea-
cribed in the complaint, DO sold according 70
law, and that al persons claiming through OF.
under said Defendant be forever barred and
fortclosot Of all equity OF redemption and that
Plaintiffs may have Judgment for any deficiency
that mayremain after applying tho proceeds u
such sale to the payment OF said Judgment, and
thaI the purchaser or purchasers be let into
possession of said premises upon presentation
Of aSh-nnTs Deed therefor, and for such other
relief as to the Court may seem Just and
equitable.
And you are hereby notified that n ron fail
TO appear and answer said complaint as above
required. the said Plaintiffs will apply TO the
Court for the Ielief demanded therein!
diNen under my hand and tho Seal of
the District Court OF the Ninth Ju.-
dicial District OF tho state Of Ne.
tsEALl Tada. County'f Elko, this 18th day
of January, In the year Of our Lord
one thousand oight hundred and
seyonty.eight IllA fH
isli90d q. Il. GREEN, Clerk.
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ney agitation, there was strong feel
ing in opposition to the incendiary
course pursued by that redoubtable i'm
dividual, as one member remarked
Party does not belong to any man"
There was a desire manifested to break
away from Kesrney. It~ss freely as
serted that it was better for Kearney to
remain in Jail as he was violent, and
the disturbing element liable at all
times to bring the party into reproach.
In sapport Of this view Of the temper
of the, convention, It was noticeable
that certain parties Knows TO be seced-
ers from the Kearney dynasty were
prominent in the deliberations Of tho
convention. A bill has been drawn, a
copy Of which has been sent to Assem-
blyInau Johnson and another given to
Assemblyman Tobin, both Of whom are
expected to urge its passage. 1t pro-
eides for inquiry into the cnuses OF the
present excitement. to determine who're
tie responsibility really lies. On the
whole. it may be considered that the
convention thus far has been orderly
and respectable in conduct and avowed
purposes, and calculated to restore in
some measure confidence which the
incendiary course Of Kearney and his
immediate followers, has impaired.
SAN FRANc1sco, Jan. 90.
John W. Nelson, partner in grocery,
corner Of Mason and Greenwich streets,
suicided this evening by shooting him
self. After which he ran down TO
Meiggs' Wharf and jumped overheard.
The body was not recovered; cause,
whiskey. .... ...F ...... ,.4-.s ......
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The war spirit in England is reported
as having ebbed entirely away having
expressed willingness that Turkey
should make any terms with Russia
alone asking that IN case British in
terest are assailod they shall be protect
ed and adjusted by conference OF the
Powers. Turkey may yield CONSTANT
noplo and oil it's European territory to
tho British feet, together with the
navigation OF tho Dnrdanelles, and
England will make such objections as
she may have to make, in the
European Congress.
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THE SITUATION LIN y.
....r FRANCgHCn

Judging from our Western dispatches
to-day, the dangers to the city OF San
Francisco, threatened by the followers
of Kearney 4 Co. are not so formidable
rs was generally believed. The prompt
and stringent measures taken for the
suppression Of violence, doubtless had
salutary effect, but had tho DISPOSE
lion to rush into excesses for the re-
dress Of real or immaginsry grievances
been as determined ana wide spread
as people were led to believe, even
these would have been comparatively
Intellectual in stemming the tide. Be-
ing by law prevented from meeting in
the city, the agitators attempted no
infringement OF its provisions, but
quietly passed across to Oakland, and
at the meeting there, the addresses OF
the speakers are reported as having
been marked by the evidence Of all Ian.
guuge Of an incendiary character, and
the admission that while the WORKING
men formed the only movement
through which slone they believed q
recognition Of their rights could be OBJ
tanned. the violence of Kearney did not
not receive their Endorsement.
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From, Warrington.

Washington advices of the 18th are
that the b-Committee of the House,
in tho contested cases of Richardson
and Rainey, heard argument, but took
no action. Further argument will be
heard Monday. ..
The contested case OF Pacheco and
W:gyipgton, was considered in full
Committee, and final action in the mat
ter is expected to-day.
The Pensions Committee has agreed
to report bill to pension Mexican war
veterans, regardless of whether they
served in the Confederate army or not.
The House Committee on Revision of
the Laws regulating the election OF
President. are actively at work. For
greater effectiveness, it has been divid-
ed into three sub-comrnit.ees, each de-
voting its attention to particular
phase Of the question involved.
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.THE SiOer STATE pu blishes n strange
account OF the poisoning OF cattle
man named Pat. Egan q, his cabin on
the Little Humboldt. Joo O'Neil ar
rived Mt Egen's place, Thursday, and
found him in convulsions, his
face bruised and larcerated,
struggling violently. Recovering, Egan
stated that he had been poisoned
by strychnine in his provisions. placed
there ns no suspected by q man with
whom he recently had trouble :, that he
had been alone and i'll thirty six hours,
and while in commissions had injured
himself as stated. A quantity of
whisky and q whole plug Of tobecco
were administrated by o'Neil causing
coPious vomiting, and at the time
o'Neil left, Egan appeared much better
with fair chance for his life. a.. ...4t..
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CHlnLkr LrAcn is sinking the new
thtee-eompartmcnt Grand rrizc shaft
at tho rate of four feet per day, and
Joseph Arrowemiih Is experimenting
tho erection OF The now hoisting mach.
incry over II.
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The annual report OF the Secretary
OF the California Mining Company
shows q balance on hand at tho begin.
ming OF the year of St.JiJ,GJo 20.
Receipts. $iS,05O, ,Gs2 AZ; disburso.
mOnts. s2O,O9O,3io II. Tho report Of
the superintendent has not yet been
made made public, but Il is reported
mat II does not contain nny recon.
mondation Of reduction Of dividends.
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MRS. A. C. DU TOUR,

TEACHER OF VOCAL
4 and INSTRUMENTAL MU- 80 -
SIC and DANCING. Orders ad- HT
dressed through the Post ofiice II3 IL
Will receive prompt attention.
Mn. Du Tour will continue giving les.ona Al
the dwellings of pupils where desired, and
having purchased \ FIRST class Instrument in-
struction on the piHno will aIso be given 1t the
dwelling on the corner OF Railro.d and 7thr
s,rsetsi first house directly west OF the FIorr-
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The Miners Union summarily put a
stop to the threatened hostilitics grow
ing out OF the Justice-Alta mudalc.
They visited the mines in body and
ordered the miners 10 suspend work on
the disputed ground. which was at
once obeyed.
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The Department has been informed
OF the loss of the ship Granger on
Swallow Reef, and the arrival at Lob
nan OF the second mate and six men.
The fate Of two other boats. containing
respectively Captain Doane, wife and
six men, and the FIRST mate and seven
men. is not known. f..ar
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27

VIZ hear that Lieutenant Governor
Jewett Adams, was united in we'd
lock ut Corsicana, Texas, to Miss I'm.
ina, daughter Of Col. r. NJ. Lee, n
leading merchant Of that place. on
Wednesday.
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A VIENNA dispatch says Russia has
taken the fate of Servia, Roumania and
Montenegro into her own hands and
neither will be represented in nego,ia.
tons with Turkey.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27

A woBKisoMES's club with which to
persuade tho Mongolinn element OF
that locality to omigrato, Ia forming in
Tuscarofa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27

THE funeral Of Samuel Bowles, the
noted Journalist, will DO private, but
prominent men will bo present and
deliver brief tributes TO his memory.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27
D0NRELLY, DUNN & CO.,
.HATTLE AND SHEEP 49,
DEALERS, ~
5attle and Sheep bought and sold or
slsuehtered on Commission.
Slaughter-houses on First and Fifth
avenues. near Kearney Street
sAR FRANCISCO.

EprParties in the interior wishing TO oa
informed aDout the market prices, etc..
will receive the desired information by
addressing the firm at their office, No..
Col California street, corner Of Kearny,,
San Francisco, Cal. #'s''.f
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A FIGHT with Suileman from the 18th
TO the 10th. resulted in the retreat of
the Turks into the Rhodape mountains,
having 1000 killed, 5000 taken prisoner
and losing 40 guns.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-01-27

Ex.Goy.RSoB, JAMES u. CROOK, Is
elected Unitod States Senator from
Maryland, by o vote Of 72 against II
for Steiner. Republican. 7ra
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Directors,

Interest paid on ordinary and Term Depo,,ts.
DEPOSITS received in sums Of 81 and upward.
Loans made on approved real estate, bondr
stocks, etc stocks, currency and silver bought
pal cities OF Europe and the Orient
f2I-u A. W. WHITE. Secretary.
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Ar Frankfort. KY, Wednesday night
Con. Williams was nominated by the
Democratic caucus, on the eleventh
ballot.