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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-10-03
POLITICAL
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$5 IN ADVANCE. OR NOT PUBLISHED.
+, W. CLARK, of Kyle's Hot Springs, an
nounces himself as a candidate fer
SHERIFF
Ct Humboldt county. subject to the decision
OF the Republican County Convention.
L. W. GREENwELL, of Rye Patch, an
nounces himself as candidate for
STATE SENATOR
from Humboldt county. subject to the de-
clsion OF the Democratic County Conven ton
l.. A. BUCKNEh announces himself as a
candidate for
District Judge
of the Fourth Judicial District, OF the State
of Nevad
PETER WEST. of Big Meadows, announces
himself as q candidate for
AssembIyman
subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention.
WI. HOWARD announces himself as
candidate for
AsSEMBLYMAN,
subject to the decision uf the Democratic
Convention of Humboldt county.
A. W. FISK announces himself as q can
didate for
District Attorney
of Humboldt county. subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
8. s. GRASS, of winnemucca, announces
himsel as candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
nf nhnfd 20 c.hi
OF the Republican County Convention.
GEORGE P. HARDING, of wjnnemucca,
announces himself as candidate for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
of Humboldt county. subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
CHARLES A. LAGRAVE of Winnemucca.
announces himself as a candidate for
CLERK
of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention.
J. II. JOB, of Winnemucca, announces him.
self as candidate for
CLERK
of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF the Republican County Convention.
]. H. MoALLIsTER, of Big Meadows, an
uOuuCeS 1uls6lI as u candidate Tor
CLERK
of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF The Republican County Convention.
c. G. BILES announces himself as a can
didate for
CLERK
Of Humboldt county subject to the decision
OF the Democratic County Convention.
GEORGE F. TURRIrrIN announces him
self as a candidate for the office of
RECORDER
of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
OF the Republican Convention.
PETER WooLCOCK, OF Star, announces
himself as candidate for
RECORDER
of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention.
NJ. MEADoR, OF Golconda, announces
himself as q candidate for
RECORDER
Of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention.
G. A. KYLE announces himse as a can.
didate for
SHERIFF
OF the Democratic County Convention.
GEORGES NJ. MILLER, of Unionville, an
nounces himself as q candidate for
SHERIFF.
of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
of the Republican Convention.
r. A. PRYOR. of winnemucca, announces,
himself as q candidate for
SHERIFF
of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention.
THOMAS SHONE, of Toll House. an.
nounces himself as q candidate for
SHERIFF
OF Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention.
ANDREW WESTFALL, of Rye Patch an
nounces himself as q candidate for
a4tfn SHERIFF
of Humboldt county, before the Democratic
Convention.
JOHN McCLURs announces himself as q
candidate for the Office OF
Assessor
Of Humboldt county, subject to the decision
of the Democratic Convention.
L. l.. RICKARD, of winnemucca, an.
nounces himself as candidate for
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-16
TO WIN TRUSTEES.
Regular Aeeu.g Of the Beard Last
Evsniug.

A regular meeting Of the Town Trustees
Of Gold Hill WAS held last evening. Pres-
ent-Trustees Mercer. Fox. woolley' Copo-
land and President Stevenson /; also, Town
Marshal McCiocry and Town Clerk HYDE
A communication from NJ. I. Kennedy
WAS read. protesting against the town
sing land lately decided to 1t by n D.
Tyrreil for street purposes, Mr. Aennedy
claiming the land ss his property. The
communication was received and laid upon
the table.
The Committee on Finance reported the
following bills ss correct. and they we're
ordered paid John Jones, Jr So 3d. Fred.
Kline 5000. ]. P. Smith s37 30. J.: a.
Msrshsii 4 Co. II Is. J. FoI. 50 30, J.B.
Msnhall SO 90. II. Mercer $ll 30. !. L.
Doane & Co. 81 30. Coleman 4 Co. SIS 70
W. N. Hall 4 Co. 81. d. j. hsdoVicn
81 90.
President Stevenson. - . special COM
mittse, reported that the loan OF s2.OOo'
ordered Of the last meeting. had peen
negotiated and the amount received anu
placed In the Town Treasury.
The Committee on Streets reported that
the improvements on Main street on tho
Divide we're nearly completed. and that
the streets were In good condition except
ing . small portion Of Piute street, which
had cayed somewhat. The Marshal was
instructed 10 have Pluto street repaired -
soon ~ possibls.
TIN COMMITTEES ON Fire and Water ro-
ported the Fire Department In good con-
dition.
Marshal McClssry reported that he had
notified Mr.. Kennedy TO remove afence
from property which had been decided 70
the town BY A. ]. Tyrrell.
Adjourned.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
rhirty.eixht Applicants I'm Mental
Travail.

Tho examination Of applicants for
teachers certificates for the year VI 1878
commenced in tho Third Ward School
House, Virginia. yesterday morning at 10
o'clock. The Board OF Examiners consists
Of L. J. Pasmorc, County Superintendent.
J. n. Flint and J. W. whitcher. Appli.
cants for second grade certificates are ex.
amined in p%enmanship. photography. read.
ing. arithmetic, English grammar aud
natural philosophy. Applicants for first
grade certificates are, in addition 10 the
above. examined In United States history,
natural philosophy. physiology and chem
istry.
There were applicants this morning
whose names were A. follows; From
virginiA-Mrs. Ellinor \. Layne. Mary
Henessey. Nellie NJ. Bolen. Hettie q. Det-
tenweiler. Minnie q. Shirts. Sarah Tracey.
Eliza A. Delay. Mary Richards, Maggie
Brophy, Annie Hernleben. Ada Lackey. ii.
May. X. Mckay, NJ. T.. Jones, Annie
Baker. Virginia l.. Moore. Lizzie Lang,
Jennie MackAy. Katie Mckay. Jennie
Moore, Kittie BlAkely. A. l.. Anglum.
Autha Stoddard. Lizzie L. Niles, Emma
Lang. Winnie Timmons, Hose Dulligan.
Mary Healy. d. II. Norris, Thomas Nc
Donald and Jack Neil. From Gold Hill
Miss G. s. Wentworth. Katie Connolly.
Lou. l.. CASTOR. Cassie Lowman, Lizzie
Greenwood and Mollio 0'Connell.
The questions propounded are written,
and written are required. The
written questions arc prepared 10y the
Board, aud the are required TO lbs
written by the applicants in the presence
Of the examiners and deposited with them.
Tho examination will probably DO con-
tinucd to-day all day. After Its close u
will be fully q week before tho result will
be known. as each Of the written answers
must be examined.
The following Is the list OF words given
out yesterday in spelling: D~iphtheria.
parricide. acacia. ostensible, maintenance.
seize. college. taboo. margin, gauger. hum.
plugged. manageable, pianos. saccharine.
benefited. deferred, imbroglio. remittance.
porridge.~ chalybeate, eleemo-ynary. sper-
macetti. e~rysipelas, plagiarism. yacillate,
trisyllAbls, a%voirdupois. shillAlah. synec-
dochs and dissylable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-16

RELilbIr.-It Is Of the utmost conse-
ausnce both to miners and prospeetors'
and to those having bullion for sale. that
the ASSAYS OF their ores and Of their met
ais should BE- exact and should conform to
the standard Of the United Stairs Mint
Those who pafroniz. the Gold Hill Assay
Onice % Mccullough a Co. never have
any diniculty In these particulars. The
establishment IL as reliable ss eau be.
MoRE sHooTr>o.-Bm Gibson. Of Gold
Hill. has bet Joe Stewart. Of Virginia
City. that he (Stswarp cannot beat 70
points. with . regulation ride, 20 shots.
200 yards. otf.hand. This /. the score
made by Gibson in his recent match with
Captain Lord. Joe Is good with the hair
trigger. II remains 10 be seen whether
be will hold up with a six-Pound pull.
P,ty,uL.-Mrs. Masee. wife Of our Eel.
Low ,ovu,map. DIR. T. ]. Magee, had the
misfortune to fall while entering her car
risce. several days AGO. Her tAes vas CON
.idersbly bruised and scratched. and she
suffered considerably from the shock hsr
friends will be glad 10 know 'aa' she Is
able to be about again.
Tar dumps at Gold Hill and OF the
mines worked At an early period In the
history Of slippery Guieh mining are
being prospeeted for pay ORE anu soms
few tons have been already seleeted anu
piled for reduction.
Tux marriage Of Mr. Daniel Curran
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IPiusn Iruli.

We have on our table . plum bush
taken from . little tree on the ranch Of O.
simons. In washoe Valley. which Is liter
ally loaded with fruit. The tree itself 10
Just about big enough TO speak Rverett's
&c You'd scarce expect n Of my sizs."
etc.. but there II stands. holding up Its
loaded arms with all ito might. and never
letting 20 its hold nights nor Sundays. nor
ANY time. aud saving IN every passer.by.
\, plainly As II can, Look here just bee
vhat I'm doing T. The pride Of the little
thing Is certainly pardonabls. and the re-
suit worth looking ct. We counted the
plums on q six.inch twig and found ".
Ia has q full hand and easily beats two
pears. They are green yet. but will soon
ripen into the big blus variety. vi course
some must drop where there are 90 many
As there 10 not room for al 10 mature ;
but when wind and storm have done
their worst. and shaken all OF which can
no, ripen, the result OF this little trees
ambition will lie worthy Of more Than .
passing remark. IL will demonstrate anew
the capacity % u young State In . pomo-
cultural way,and encourage others IN irui'
raising.
Mr.. simons place Is called tho Pint
Grove ranch. IL 10 situated ct the SCUM
end Of washoe Valley. contains $40 acre.,
and is 40 fertile a. the brain OF . Comstoek
urchin. There arc three orchards on the
ranch and its productiyeness 10 wonderful.
Mr.. simons has Q large quantity OF fruit
Of all kinds growing there. and those Of
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MINING TALK.
usssip on the streets OF virsini"
This morntag-whas the Com.
stsekers Say Of Some or the
Htues.

People were talking Of Sierra Nevada
quito lively in Virginia this morning /; in
fact, the "north country" has Of late been
the topic equally with the land Of
ophir." someway you cannot get 1, out
Of their heads that because Johnny skae
came on in answer to q telegram, reaching
virginia yesterday, then visited tho mine,
and last evening took the train for Frisco.
there must be something in II. They say
that the east drift, 1900 level, has long
been "full Of foul air." so that no one has
been allowed 10 90 there, and the double
incline under it-a t~horoughfare for the
working Of tho mine. which 10 bigger than
the main incline itself-it must mean
something. especially when connected with
the proposed continuation OF the @. 4 Q.
side-track to the mine.
And that dear crosscut In 0phir-how
they do love and cherish II. and how they
would love to see its precious face once
morel 1t WAS stopped Friday night bc-
cause II unexpectedly bumped its nose. not
on porphyry. but on quartz. and that. too.
after q run OF only 30 feet Instead OF 30.
a. was expected. The more stoutly II was
insisted that II had not reached. by . long
distance. the point where they expected to
ind the ore, the wilder the sharps became
and the more positively they asserted that
the body widened. And now that this
darling drift il on its feet aud running
ahead once more aud is '' looking WELL"
tho general delight knows no bounds.
And over Julia they were this morning
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From, sunrise.

Ed. Dyrns. virsinia's eI-police captain.
is In FROM Sunrise Mining District, and
reports the outlook Of thst camp to be
most encouraging. There /. to be q meet
ing OF the Lyon Company In Virginia this
evening. which the Captain will attend.
and the probabilities are that the order
will DO, Forward. march !" on the line
Of developments. There are placer dig.
gings In the district between Genoa and
Hines Springs that will pay from SIS 10
$40 per day for sluicing once they get
water to them. The required water Is to
be brought through a ditch to be cut from
n ANAL lAke.
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Sailing Match en Lake Iakoe.

DR.. p. 7. Kirby Of Gold Hill has q large
sized sailboat on Lake Tahoe named
''Fleeter." John Mckinney has just such
another called tho Transit" These
boats have been matched against each
other for 500 q side. for the 18th day OF
August, and 10 sail around the lake, q dis
tanco Of Ia miles. Each boat Is TO carry
it, owner, an assistant sailor aud . referee
Of the other party. The boats are to touch
aud the owners TO register their names at
Emerald Bay. lank's, G~lenbrook, Hot
Springs and Tahoe and then back TO Mo.
Kinney's, the starting point. Already is
this match creating considerable excite
ment on the Comstock and II looks a.
though 1t was to initiate the amusement OF
yachting on that most beautiful sheet OF
water in the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-16

TEMPERANCE Lrcrulr.-This evening
Mr.. A. d. Elliott will deliver. at the Dap.
list Church. . lecture under the auspices
Of the Order Of /. @. Of II. c.. assisted by
the Rev. G. McKelvey. II. II. Taylor. q.
n. Eells, and Mrs. Murtha and other lady
artists, will sing during the evening. Tho
public are cordially invited 10 attend.
Seats free.
THAsKs.-The mother Of duy Stewart,
the boy drowned in the Carson river =
short time since. desires TO thank the
newspapers Of the Comstock for their as
sistance after the disappearance OF her
boy, In the way Of giving gratuitous no.
tiecs descriptive Of his appearances. etc.
THE work bsing dono on South @ street.
Virginia. and on the Chollar hill 10 good
work. The place has Of late been rough
at all seasons aud muddy In muddy times.
A ditch IL being made on tho west side and
the rock Ia being taken out. pounded up
and put into the senter.
VIRGINIA CrrY 10 still after those who
gather swill and keep cows. No convic-
tons a. yet. and still the people complain.
and arrests are made. There are those
who think the City Attorney lukewarm.
aud others who darkly hint Of bis having
been 7" buttered."
JouS CANNON. the genilemanly and ef-
fciept agent Of the Harrigan 4 Hart com.
binaiion. was In town to-day and made .
call at the NEws Office. This celebrated
troupe will open ct Piper's Opera House,
virginia, next Monday evening.
TnE employees at the Gould 4 Curry.
Best 4 Belchsr and Consolidated Virginia
mines have contributed $sls for the
widow Of James FogArty. who was suf.
located in the Gould 4 Curry on the Sd Of
last June.
PnoPosALs ron SINKING SHArT.-Con.
tractors wishing something TO do In the
way Of sinking . shaft one hundred feet
deep will do we'll 10 read . notice In our
advertising columns to-day.
DIR. r. 4. KiRBY. County Physician, has
returned from Lake Tahoe. His appear
snce indicates that there 10 no necessity
now for any one to say 70 him, "Physi.
clan, heal thysslf."
Nus. SHAW, wife Of Mr.. Shaw. time.
keeper Of the BONANZA mines. fell down on
G street yesterday afternoon with what
seemed to DO . light sunstroks. she soon
fully recovered.
OK account OF the small amount Of Ger
being crushed at the mills. the yield d the
taillngs works along Bix.mils Canyon has
fallen OF materially.
Gro. T. MARIE aud Fred Diotman and
family took tho train Last evening. the
former TO Ban Francisco and the latter 10
San Jose.
GRADING on tho Gold Hill side Of the
Divide. near the Washington House. 10
going on rapidly and To- needed improve
ment.
Locusrs have made their appearance at
Dayton. Butro and along the Carson River.
but have done no material damage.
A buscu OF KEYS, picked up on Main
street this morning. can DO found Of the
NEWS Office BY the owner.
LICENSE has been granted for the mar.
riags OF Seraino Balzare 10 Minnie Ben.
nett Of Virginia.
TnEar were shipped Of bonanza bullion
last evening si4s.0o0; total for the month
% far. $5s9.i02 81.
SAN JONES says that hs expects that his
brother. Hon. J.. p. will DO here on Sat-
urday.
GENERAL BlrrrRMAs 10 on the Com.
stock once again.
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PROM HON. W. Il. JONES or WEST
DOVER, VT.

"i have been troubled from my boyhocd with
chronic or hereditary lung complaint. Som
years since. early in the Winter, I took cold,
which ~ ususi settled into . severe cough,
which continued to increase 90 the season ad.
vanced, although I made uss Of all the cough
remedies I had knowledge of. Ny family ply.
sician also prescribed for me. but I experienced
me- relief. During all this time l IVES gradually
RAINING down, losing nesh and strength until
my friends 90 well a. myrelf became very much
alarmed. thinking ! should waste away In cln.
sumption. While In Boston. during the spring
following. I was induced TO try wistAr's Baisam
OF wild Cherry. After one days Trial l WAS
time my cough had entirely ceased. aud ! was
soon restored 10 health and strength. i have
eyrr since kept the talsam In my house. and
whenever any member OF my family has .
cough OF cold &c 4. Immediately resorted TO
No family should DO without IT," Sold by all
druggists.
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~ ANY DEALER INponsIs

You that be has for sale . dentirice Identical
with or containing ingredients equslling or
superior In efficacy 10 those OF s0ZoDoNT,
dlscredit the statement and insist upon having
that alone. by doing % you viii secure Q
dentifrice par excellence the beet In the market.
containing botanic elements OF rare pres,.rva-
1.-Two influence up n The teeth. and one which
will eDdow them with most becoming white
ness. Another desirable feature OF this staple
toilet article IL that Il imparts fragrance TO the
breath. Sold by druggists. jJii I'm
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Dte,t.

A telegram from Harry clawson. Reno,
received at o to-day. says that L. f.
Leek died 1t that place this morning At 10
o'clock. Mr.. Leek was formerly a resi-.
dent OF Gold Hill and was partner with
Clsv,on in keeping the Bank Exchange
saloon. They subsequently, kept tho Mint
saloon. San Francisco. Mr.. Leek Was .
member Of Silver Star Lodge, T.. A. NJ
Gold Hin. and q man much respected by
all who knew him.
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p.p.r,.r,. I..., .,.niss.

c H~irschnsll. NJ ID Cohn, jos Barnert.
q T Msrye. + welch, W kimball, Miss )
weintraub, II shirloek. 81 Abba. q n
Mckenzie. c French. W Z Durno, Bishop
Whitaker. J Il Kittrell. II Lufkin. J Davcy.
y Harris. Jf Lewis. J MeLain. A Jatie'
J II Williams. Z Il kanoen. ID Hunter,
Thos simpson. Mrs II Kelley. y II Murphy
and wife. Mis-, Ellis. Miss NJ Gordon. A
Meyers. Mrs z Coleman. y Dickman and
wife. Mrs L T. Pierce, Johnny skae, 7 ii
Dali. Il NJ Tildsn. N q Tilden. q ] Tilden'
A Goodrich. Miss A Goodrich. q cavaili'
~ looImAn.
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors end
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc., ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. PIKE or a
This great remedy vas discovered by q mission.
arg IN south America. send . self-addre-sed
envelope TO tho REV. JOSEPH 7. INNAN.
station ID. Bible Housc. New York City.
selO Cm
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rnR rA,.Aos RATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIcelled in Storey
county. 90 to Thomas II LEMONS Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon, NO. Z North O street,
Virginia City. Fresh oysters at all hours In
every style. Forty miners always on hand at
night. For tss'y, homo style OF cooking. and
the best and fresl est Of eli that the markets.
Afford. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Try Il. apis N
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ssrses Quetatisas.
lsr rms wr.rrax rs,os rsl.oR,ra LINZ J
sAx FR,ycrsco. July i7-2:9O ?. {,

sAN FRAScisco. July i7-2:30 P. n.
Mexican iGS. Julia Ga California iat,
Gould 4 Curry !, Ward I %. Sierra Ne
vada ~, ~, Ophir 81, 5as, ~. 5la,
Oyerman iOA.. Union Con. ~, Alpha lOA.
Justice 8. Belcher, 4 10, Alta 3, Bullion,
4 20, Belcher 4 40. Alta ~, Con. Virginia
90. Utah iOs, Mexican i6, Bullion 4 10,
Bsst 4 Belcher Ia.
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MEDICAL w0NDRR.

This great cure for Rhsumaiism. Neuralgia
and all Psins. Burns. scslds, Colds. and al
sches and pains that people and families sunsf
with. is really . wonder aud . success. d
Jones, IT.. Fslla 10 at Gold Hill. tei2 ON
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N Lipman, J L Jones. n \ conger. &C
Battsrman. J II Meserve. d y Davis, J NJ
Davis. q Limp. Mrs. W ornjorfi, Joseph
MArteli. J Dillon. J Gallagher, l. Conkiin.
A II Little.
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TIKI

which IL perfumsd with Murray . LAnmsn's
Florida Water yislds more enjoymsnt 70 IL
possessor than would . bouqust Of Sewers,
because the latter fade. decay and become
offensive. but the Florida Water rsnAtns frseh
and delicious. unsfsetsi By the hpss OF time.
js2s In
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A HOUSEHOLD PERFUME.

Rvery family able 10 appreciate and enjoy the
pleasure Afforded BIZ . really bealthfui and de
l,cious performance should supply themselves
With the genuine Murray , Lanmsn's fortda
Water. Il 10 the most delightful and most last
Ing Of al fragrant waters. mys I'm
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Coon auowISo.-Thers has been . clean
up Of the ore Eilled At Reno for the
North bonanza mine, flcssry District.
and the result, has been an average u over
500 per ton Of the ore milled. The mine
is situated on the ledge beyond the Lady
Bryan. and there are now 100 o OF orc
ready for shipment 10 the mill. This has
been taken out by . few men within the
past month. The ore Yields . net proht OF
SIS Der ton. and that 10 . good return for
Tho capital and labor invested. A car
load Of ore 10 shipped from the milne
every other day.
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q. II. GALLUP.

o. II. oALLur. opposite the Bank OF oalifor.
mia, Gold Mn, Keeps constantly ON hand ali
fayorite brands Of Imported C:garr. choice bit
cigars. all hlnds Of chesing tobacco. meer.
shaun pipes, nuts, candles. nns cutlery. and
toys and fancy goods Of all kinds. apps m
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AT = regular meeting Of the Exempt
Piremen's Association held Sunday. the
following gentlemen we're duly elected
members: j. q. Harlow. All. Doten.
James Livingston. William T. Andrews
and y, y, sullivan,
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