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ESIRsT PREsBYTERIAN cHDRCH,
Z MarEet street shove Ninth, Rev y. D.
ioso q. M. the Lords Supper; 7.so p. M.
one sermon for young men, The Eathers
Dceath and the Sons Duty" Welcome
| TO all. fsI
Get. PAUL's M. Il. CHURCH. Market
- street above seventh, Rev. ]. H.
Caldwell, pastor. Preaching at lo.so o. m.
and 80 p. M. el
CT. JOHNS CHURCH, Ninth Ward
- Rev. T. @. Litteil. paster. Preaching
at 1880 O. m. and 7.3O p. m.
CEC0ED B.PrIsT GsURCH, Fonrtn
TOR.
Preachiug by the pastor at 1880 q. m.
and 7.50 p. m. sabbath schools at q. m.
and p. m. Pastors Bible Glass at p. IN.
DETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH, cor.
ID OF Elm and Jackson streets. Rev r n
kastwood, pastor.
Preaching at 1880 q. m. and 7.so p. no.
Sunday school at Q a, m. and 2 p. m. Bap-
tism amer lhe evening Aervice. All are
welcome.
A sBURY M. K. CHURCH, Rev. Chas'
Preaching at 1880 q. m. and 7s0 .. m.
Prayer meeting at q. IN. aup 7.30 p. IN.
Sunday school ATT q. m. and Up. m. Seats
HANOVER PREsBYrERIAN
II Church, Sixth and King streets, Rev.
Lafayette Marks, ID. D., paskr.
Preach ng to-morrow morning and even-
ing at the usual hours. go fEll u z
All are cordially invited.
NEN r L Pr RE BYTERIAN
" Church. King street, near Eighth, Rev
j. Howard Nixon. ID D., pastor
cordially welcomed
Seats free at the evening services. Fa
mtltar tRrlnro M a T~fA A.
nights.
NHURCH OF THE COVENANT
~ Preaching tomorrow at 10 30 m, and
70 m cy the pastor, Rev l. Estiin -
eunday school at 0 a m. Prayer meet
ing at 30 p m. You are invited.
IALVARY p. Il. CHURCH.
~ Services at 10 30 = m, 7 30 p. m. Pray
er meeting AZ 9 20 p m. FF
nELAwAkE AVENUE BAPTIST
- Church, Delaware avenue and West
streets, Rev Isaac N Haldeman, pastor.
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor.
sunday School at o'c:ock. -
Seats Tree. All are welcome
INION M. K. CHURCH, Rev. Adam
" SteDgle, pastor. Preaching at 1880 a.
m. and 7.30 p. m. All are Invited.
1'RINITY CHAPEL, FINN and KiDs
tor. Services at lU.3U n. m. and 8 d, m.
Evening prayer at 8 O'Clock.
hLD SCHOOL BATIsT, King above
~ Tenth. Preaching At by Pastor Elder
=. Ritisnhouse, at 1880 q. m. and 7.SOp. m.
uN1rARIAN CHURCH, West street,
" above Eighth, hev J N W Pratt, pas.
tor.
Service at II m. Sunday school at 80
m. Seats free. All are invited.
Msq Subject. "Jssus. Son Of God and Son Of
vrYrsT pprspvrupr ,,xyr,,cx,
w Preaching at 10 80 q m, and Z 10 D m
Rev. A: N. keigwin, pastor. Sabbath
school at m.
MT SALEM NJ. Z. CHURCH.-Rev.T T.
Nl l.. Thompkinson, pastor. Preaching
At 1870 q. m. and 7.30 p. m. All are In
vited.
EPwORTH M. e. CHURCH. corner
IA ofTentn and Church, Rev. Il. Davis
pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. m. and 7.8
?. m snndey School at: a p. m. Love
NEW JERUSALEM CP URCH, Della.
IN ware avenue and Washington street
Rev. DIR Farmley, pastor.
Services at 10 80 q IN.
Sunday school at q m. All are Invited
OLIVET EsBYTERIAN CHURCH
" corner OF Adams and Cb estnut sire u
Rev. Chas. +. Maliery pas tor.
Preaching at l0k, q. M, and X p. M
Sabbath School at q m. and D. m
Prayer meeting every Friday A. 7so p. m
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school Trouble I'm Kent.

At the school election on Saturday
las. at Magnolia, Kent county, large
mum Dor OF the most substantial voters
or the district were not allowed to vote
because they had either not maid their
school tsx, or else he'd paid il bv or,iars
and work upon the roads. and had not
heen particular in getting their receip pts
from he collector Of the hundred; and
npon their failure to produce receipts
they were not allowed to vote. Hence a
set OF commissioners were elected who
wera favorable to, and who were elect
ea Tot the purpose of removing the
school house from Magnolia 10 a roint
one mile west Of the place.. An iDiur O.
tioB ~ talked of by a nnmber Of ths citi.
zens Of the district to restraip the tpcrn.
missidners from removing the schoal
house from It's present site.
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THIRD EDITION
1f1nnesoto Election Trouble.
LxrrEs From MR.. HEWITT TO Mr.. FIN
LEY.

- l.W -
LxrrER FROM Mr.. HEWITT TO MR.. FIN
LEY.
Mr.. II. II. Finley received to-day the
following letter from MIR. Abram ..
Hewitt with reference to the formers
difficulty with Mr.. Springer
NEW YoEK, April 8, 1880.
II. h. FINLEY =
MY DEAR SIR--Your favor Of the 9Th
inst. & reeaiyed. / very much regret
that this difficulty with Mr.. Springer has
ocenned. The effect of these everlasting
quarrels between democr ats Is to destroy
the confidence OF the public in the capa-
city Of the demorstis party for self
government. l bad already writtrn TO
Mr.. Springer that you never claimed TO
represent Mr.. Tilden, and that you had
written me letter which. plainly showed
thak your relations with him did not en-
able you 10 get his Views; and have sent
him q copy Of your letter, so that there
will be no excuse hereafter for charging
you with.being the representative of ar.
Tllden. Ifyou desire / will cheetully
bear testimony TO the fact that you sell
we'd the Nalional Committee well AID
faithfully In 1876; that your relations
were of tha most confidential character;
that you never abused the confidence
which was reposed in you, and that
what money you expended was fully
accounted for and With scrupulous
fidelity. .-e-- Yours, truly,
"a go e ABRAM S. HEWITT.
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Georgia Republicans.
ATLANTA, AprlI0. lSaO

ATLANTA April o, 1880.
The Republican County Convention
last night TO send delegates to the Btate
Convention was the scene of genera
row. The leaders OF the Blaine and
Sherman factions had about a fisticufis
and general fight was threatened. The
delegation was divided between Sher-
man and Blaine. The indications are
that the light In the State Convention
VIII be bitter between the friends of the
ex-fresident, Blaine and Sherman,
Win the chances in favor OF the third
term delegation.
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fatrax Wni0s.

A bicycle school has been formed in
this city. fI77
There passed through Third street
bridge yesterday SO tugs, 7 canal
boats, 8 barges, 5 sloops and Q steam
ers. BT7
A number of drunks were disposed
OF at the police hearings this morning.
The Millard Military Band gave a
ball last evening in Saeneer Hail.
Quite large market this morning.
Circus bills now adorn the walls and
fences.
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malaria Destroyed.

q. A. j. Gacbo of Brocky,s.di'by sd by . 90,
certifies that he was pross1ii%'T IN TeIss, sla
lariaI disease contracted III .arsd By "
was quickly and compleie,lyo yo0d 1dls ssls BY
use Of Warmers Sale Piiis anu traysl J.
ters. He adds: Il shall nste ee Pills ana
that climate without your AL al
Bitters as a part of my ou'h"
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY. -
Money was easier, the ruling rates for
call loans being per cent. ON stocks
and per cent. on government bonds,
although slight Commission" was
paid at one time in the afternoon
Stocks were raided by the bears, but
recovered and closed strong.
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'F----------------T xos pANK,
THE ARTlzANs sAViN'1
.oo uApKrr STREET

= - 602 MARKET sIhE5atb 5atb. pL I
INcoRPoRATED JANUAEdS EdaiIs 1'f fficn!l
Open 10 receive deposits iTSnesdsy as snds''
M unit, s1snlns. f NJ. i1o%7 a%6 oa 70 SsjGSas
ss-s-s1'. SEMI-ANNuAL,, md (]ctober. -.
regplarlyd ydanidenas n,ade m are not wiSSs,ss
.bey Ener are Accounted as depossitsss; tssslf ii In
man ent deposits compouhu
twice In each year. orps
Clement H. smyth, GeoIse Gorse 4 Cspelt
Chas. W. Townsend Seys Gichensal.
Nathan'l X. Benson, mnaiwIard a. ~ DMlinC~
Henry F. Dure, b Iob Il. Jackson 2
w, Hastings. Wm Il. swiil
Edward Pusey, ut1oins -
GEO. W. BUSh:;,
Eo. 8. CAPELLE, vise SI hR, ',Trsssurd
0feb2i-iy E. I. IA mr.
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1857 Prizes, amounting to. .sllO. 400
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed at all points, to whom liberal compen.
sation will be paid.
Write clearly stating full address, for
further Information or send orders by ex
press, or In Registered Letter or Money
order by mail, addressed only to
M; A. DAUPHIN,
or ANN. r.r.. New Orleans, La,
No. 8l9 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordipary DraWinos
are under the supervision and manaee-
Jubal A. Early. '>'A~
NJ B.=Ihis Company has NO A0EN7y
in heBRITISH POSSII&SIONS and ali
persons pretending TO be so and soliciting or
ders ~ circulars or otlae~t0ise are SWIND-
LEfeS' mario, O,2taw4w&w.
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FOURTH EDITION
I.aas~sae.s fsr rs-D.y.

Warmer, clear or partly cloudy wsatA-
on, south TO sesst ssinds lo,osr oaron-
etsr. at
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A MIddIetown Marrlass
From the Transcript.

from the IfhnhcIIpt'
A large aud ence, in which laals y W A
greatly predominated, gathered m-
Anne's Episcopal Church, lnan N.
evening, to witness the marriage u as ~
Mary w. Lock wood, daughter Q. W.. WI
X. Lockwood, Esq, of Ceell ,,'..la, cOu.,
Md, to Duvsl Clubs, OF MlGltIs'.
The bridal party entered the cnalI
8 O'Clock, preceded by the gT,1 !,
Messfs. Joshua Clayton, Geo; oItl1T VI
]. NJ. Nauu ain and John hcCoue' A..
the strains of a wedding maiVn n n
proceeded 10 the chancel, anu tsI h'Is 4.
Lewis, the Rector, soon nnlsuTJ ns,i.i h
happy affair. Mrs. Sorensen piss's' ~
the organ. AT late hour 10 !Ds ,',s'ss s'~
ing a reception was held at u lne ~ ls,s .snol
of the brides father. This Is we .Al
daughter Mr.. Lockwood has u% wv rIl
way within a year, but .l dausnSi'i. ~ is.'
20 of In this manner In spl'e VI '
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Deathbed Confession:

LANCASTER, Pa, April Q, 1885,
Considerable excitement exists in the
vicinity of Mechanicsburg, this coun-
ty, over a confession made by George
Marks, who in 1866 was the proprietor
OF small tavern on the New Holland
road. About that time body of a
man very much decomposed was found
in Conestoga Creek, near the village of
New Holland. 1t was recognized as
that Of a travelling salesman, who had
stopped at the tavern short time be-
fore. On Monday last, Marks died.
and It is now reported that when lying
on his deathbed he confessed that he
and a man named Weidler murdered
the salesman and then threw his body
into the creek. Marks is reported to
have said that Weidler, the salesman
and himself had been playing cards at
the tavern, and that the salesman hay-
ing won considerable money from them
they determined to recover it by MUIR
dering him and placing the bod v
where it was found. Weidler cannot
be found.
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Agricultural Tests

Delaware College, Newark, .sNII|
tosfest some of the best ier'i',.',n n. n
The Sfare by applying them l'l'-H
ing Of potatoes. ~. ,fWilnIlt]
ton, have made contrleu,.vIi s0,,ilir,r, vi
ton OF their well known lel,b nn NM b,f
this quantity has been useu ~
Of an scre. ,,,h ops of "
students, from Kent county ,S;s = ~ sIcsd'
active work in making 'n'' y"
inent
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" ilmIngtOA Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNEspAy AnriI6kp

WEDNESDAY, April s, s p, M.
FLoUR.-The market is dull but hold
ers are not disposed to accept lower
prices. Sales of 1900 barrels. in
Guiding Minnesota extras at rs 5OaS6 81 lS:
Penna. extra family at IS 75as8 Is; Western
do do. al s6a46 I5, and Patent and other
high grades at s7aes. Rye flour is quiet.
We quote At A 75aS4 S7%
GRAIN.-Whsati is easier. Sales Of 20 900
bushels, including Pennsylvania Red,
track, 4l 80 Southern mber, do, at 81 81
and No. Red, elevator, at 81 50 April;
81 May, o. 3OH June, and 81 lSx July.
Rye.-The last sale was g. S5c. Corn is
dull, but steady. Sales Of 1900 bushels,
including mixed and yellow at 53a5Sll &C.,
and white ut 6a5bl5c. At the board, 500
bushels. July, sold at &c.; SEC. was bid
.or spot, 6i2c. for April; 4SaSc. for May;
4o5sc. for June. and 4815c. tor July. Oats
are In fair request and firm. sales Of S0OO
bIshtls, Including rejected at 4lc. and
white at 43 and 46c. The receipts to-day
were as follows:-l40O obls flour; 22,O6O
bush. wheat; II zoo bush. corn; 200 bush.
oats; $40 b sh. barley; 230 bbls. whisky.
WHIsKY-5O bbls. Western iron-bound
aold NJ el % per gallon.
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Clayton House arrivals.

John Cooper. Cecil county. Nd. Ia,
L, 8. Cauik, city =
Mrs. Henry Pike, city.
Geo. B, Deimer. Phil. y
p. Harvey. Ubionyille. Pa. L. N
Miss Lalla Roe. Md.
Misc Laura Beatty, Nd. . .ra.-
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General European Ne,os.


LONDON, April 10, 1880.
The traction railway up the side OF
Mount Vesuvius will be opened shortly.
The Patrie denies the truth Of the re.
port that N. WALTON, Of Paris has been
assassinated.
The Duchess of Marlborough's Relief
Fnnd now amounts to thu sum OF et07,-
S7l, of (which the sum Of fS8, ,622 has been
expended.
Baron Won Hofmann, at his own re-
quest, has been relieved Of his functions
as Austro- Hungarian Minlnister Of FL
nance, and Herr Szlaving appointed his
successor. 4I
At the San Donate sale yesterday sew
en- eneravings and water colors were sold
for 5000, eight water colors for $4,2S3
and nine sets of ordinary furniture for
$1s,S41.
The correspondent of the Standard at
Constantlnople reports that there 10 ter
riDle famine In Mosol, Turkish Kooidi-
stan. -Four thousand of the inhabitants
have ned to Baedad hundreds died on
the road.
Jules Strasser, cashier Of the Rothchilds
at Vienna, has been arrested for embez-
cling $4,000 forms from his employers,
lost bis money in speculations ON the
Bourse, and his brokers have also been
arrested.
u Congress has approved the decree fix.
ing the strength Of the permanent army
In Cnba at 100000 men. Congress has
also limited the floating debt OF Cuba to
o,OOO,OOO piastres, except in an event of
an emergency. The Budget Committee
Is to-day discussing the duties on refined
sugars and breadstuffs imported to Cuba
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Murder Confessed,

MONTREAL, April 9.-Chm,l
Lachapce, the nineteen wa, b
Canadian lad who outraged and NJ
dered Odelite Desilets, at Arthsbs,i]
vile, last week, and threw her u.,|
lated body into a well, confessed h
crime. to-day. He has been uI|
arrest for a week and had uniform
denied his guilt, but circuma,u|
were so strong against him that N,
length succumbed. lie will, odolI
be hanged.
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TIE Great Vo,,,;.
! New Yo.r .VAp.

. NJ. hfcoEp
The principal exci,sn.p Apnl ls
Doslsr. '''aTs,' TSs ,!.,w between ps.,,.,, Iss "a,
lame, made a gallant nasliheogl y
r. ram held his own, and udi'SsEe, SI|' @s
The score was: Har, .0o ,
zss zpssnwsasr. E,s. 376, Howard "aIII,'s, y, q
70 The garden during aa thu peisoa \.
Ter, who was supposed ,esssnns N
tra,k on account of hN " @ol: IN
mn%ed I'M, to wal. around ID ,ss sss 7, lsss
Ml1i probably take the Thru ,1s natt
Hart left the track u,d ! Plaza
senres OF 4s2. miles heat,ns ~ Nd
ord ny over ten miles we Nj
The score At u n,o,.
psgram. 473 DobIer, 4sO' fHLhns
Aller, 40. Williams, Az RRSSsud
Hsnwaker, 3S2. Ahfoas,
The Tweed Infamv a.
One Of the still extsnt "es''N
the old Tweed -Tammanv T;enesas r;e.
now undergoing a tronh,as i.ns '
perience, Of u kind that ilusOne ilI"a,ne
old adage that money ill.rot ''ia'at d.a'
gette' no good. AT the tin tims u's, !,
Tweed breakup, this man ss ss,,,., y
greater portion Of his sxtsn.;'. ''sa
In Connecticut upon his WIFI. 's y ~
be beyond the reach Of reclsm,sl y \
the city. His wife, since alisua tsaa
been residing in a palatial re.isat .Stn
or near Norwalk. '"'Aa
Latterly, hswever, there b.. 49,.
serious trouble in the bo,rsboiss s
tile result 10 suit for divo,os "s Y 4
part, ,ofthe wife, she and tbs M ,s.l. VI
meanwhile, parting comn,nv A1aa1 y 4
gains the suit, he will derive NJ u.
from the valuable properly II ~, .'ls !
settled upon her years ago, sDd,ss m N
considerable remainder Of ths y s.sa "
which he sacrificed honor ana ,. ',.'a]
ton TO secure will be en!uyed \, ~ ~
| Verlyl, II the way of the tr,ns:,....' ~
not hard, what is it? TSl
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THE PUBLIC WILL TAKE NO
TICE THAT the Order of the Post
Master General again st the Mails of
the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany is REscINDED. Registered
Letters and Money Orders can be
sent through the mails as formerly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE THIRD GRAND Dis
TElgHTI1N EH NJ SbASs q At ,Si SEw OR
II9th Monthly DrawiiK.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
This Institution was regularly incor-
Educational and Charitable purposes, in
iS6o, for the term Of Twenty five
Years, to which contract the inviolable
iaish has OIL. oi the state is pledged. which pledge
| popular vote. securing It's franchise in the
new constitution adopted December Cd.
Al ~. 1873, with capital of 81, 100000 TO
| wnlcn IL has since added a reserve fund OF
$4,000
Its Grand single Number Distri.
button will take place monthly, on the
second Tuesday.
Look at the following distribution:
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
HALFT1cKEETAsc. EAcai aNE DOLLAR
| LIST OF Prizes.
l Capital Prize. $40 IN
! Capital Prize. IJ' G0,
l Capita. Prize. 60T
Prizes of 81, 500. O0................ SsN,
Prizes Of 1000. b'OO
20 Prizes OF 5OO M m
100 Prizes OF lOO III M
2O Prizes OF 6O,... M M
500 Prizes of 2O,. M m
| 1000 Prizes OF lO. I010
APPROPRIATION PRIZES,
approximation prizes OF $500. .s2zJ
=. No.. I,8O
lO0..... 90
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p,...cIaI an1 OemmorSssa

wrLxrraron. Del, April 0. isso.
L.s.st sscek ynosssio1s .nrn,snSd oy
Wfim ington. bel. At II n. to-day
IACAI. arOCKH AND n0NnA.
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We hold a very large stock of these
goods, and arc at present offering
splendid value fabrics OF superior
merit and at very low prices. Cash
customers for these goods should ex-
anime our stock before purchasing.
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We manufacture these goods out Oh the
best standard muslins, peri ct finish, and
sell them for less than they were ever
sold. Notwithstanding the sharp rise in
cotton goods. For instance, q
The daily gazette., 1880-04-10

We are offering at 68, 87k and 81,
las well as the better grades, beau
tiful goods, which will be pronounced
decidedly cheap, by every person, at
all familiar with these goods.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
A Fragrant Breath and Pearly
Teeth

Are easily obtained by cleansing
your teeth daily with that Justly pop
ular dentifrice, SOZODONT. Com
posed of rare antiseptic herbs, it i'm
parts whiteness to the teeth. u delic-
ious aroma to the breath, and pre-
serves intact, from youth to old. age,
the teeth. Acidl,y of the stomach
will destroy the strongest teeth I'M
less its effects are connteracted with
SOZODONr, and this pure tooth
wash protects the dental surfaces by
removing every impurity that ad-
heres TO them. Ask your druggist
for SOZODUNT.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
w. CRowNINsuIELD of Como

w. CRowNINsHIELD OF Como
Is being urged by his friends to come
out as a candidate for the Assembly.
Mr. Crowninshield Is an old and
weIl.known resident Of Lyon County,
having come here in early days, and
stood by the fortunes of the county
throagh good and bad report. He IS
one of the pioneers Of Como, and to
his unconquerable faith in the mani
fest destiny of that camp. its present
promising condition is greatly owing.
Mr.. Crowninshield, well known as
" The Pony" will make n strong run,
and will fill the requirements OF that
much desired political condition,
the office seeking the man.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
PREPARE TO MEET YOUR GOD!

-CAkDIDATEs' announcements
must be paid for in adpancc. Also
ell political printing and advertising,
unless the payment Ia personally
guaranteed by responsible parties.
This rule will be rigidly adhered to
in every instance, and it will be
s.eless to ask any deviation from it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
OUR SAN FRANCISCO AGENT

Charles w. Crane ~ the author.
tzed agent Of the LYON COUNTY
TINES In San FTanciscO. lliS ntlisaa
f. at 3lS Pine and 10 Leidesdorif
street.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
Saturday, September 81,

The following Judges Of Election and Pol
ling Places are appointed:
silver City,. W Grier,P Henry and W.
W. Sirlott. Polling place Engine House.
Dsyton-r. Il. Hawkins, J. X. King and o..
A. Brooks. Polling place, Court House.
Sutrs--L. Lamb, Geo, Rsmmelkamp and r.
Trant. Polling place. Justice Court Room.
Eureka--Wm. Cuddy, Thos. Copeland and
and VIM. Muir. Polling place. Mill ofice.
Churchill--A. b. Fitoh, r. II. Whitehead
and II. Howard. Polling place. Bucklands.
wabuska-- &C. KIaaver. II. +. Swasey and
Sol Noel: Polling place, School Mouse
Como--H. symonds, II. l.. Knight and A.
weller. Polling plscs. II ills saloon.
Judges are empowered to select their own
clerks. Polls to be open from IL o'clock A. N
to o'clock P. NJ.
The following test shall govern the Primary
Elections, by affirmation:
That / am q citizen Of the United
States; that voted the Republican
ticket at the last General Election, or wnuld
have done 30 had voted and that will sup
port the nominees of the Republican Party
at the ensuing election in November next
J. NJ. McGINNlS, Chairman.
I'D. SINS. Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
ABOUT REGISTRATION.

There has been some discussion
of late conceratng the necessity of n
second registrati"n where VOTERS have
already been registered tor the spfc.
ial school tax eleo!ton. The follow
ing letter has been received:
ED. TINES: There seems to he H
little misunderstanding about the
law In regard to registration; some
parties. claiming that registration for
the special; or school tax election
entities them to vote at any special
or general election during tho year;
others claim that o second registra
ton is necessary. BY giving us the
law In the matter, yOu can save con-
siderable. argument in the case.
q. F. B.
It does not appear from a reading
Of the law that there should be any
argument. Section 2705 of the Com
piled Laws of Nevada, says:
Whenever In the SAME electoral
wear, there shall be- held in ary
township more than one ec.
ton, general, special. ar mum
opal, any person registering TOR
any one of such elections. shs /
be deemed registered for all sub
sequent eiectiohs in The same
year for which the residence
qualification is included in or
implied by the residence quail
fication of the previous election,
and In all cases registi alton for
municipal election shall be
deemed registered for any sue.
ceeding general election in the
same year. The persons so deem,
ed registered shall be subject IN
all cases to be excluded from the
registry by reason OF change OF
residence or other causes. as
- provided elsewhere in this act.
The electoral year is defined as be-
ing included between January Slst
and December 3lst. II, after reading
the law, there remains any doubt as
to the legality of voting at the gen.
eral election on special election
registration, the matter can be easily
tested. Let some voter who has al
ready registered offer to register
again, and when the registry agent
refuses, as he will. to re-register him,
a petition to the District Court SET
ting forth the facts, that he is a quail
flied voter, etcy and that the agent
refused to register bin, and praying
for an order directing the registrs-
tion, will obtain a decision which
will settle the matter.
II will cost but a few dollars to
arrange test case, and it can be
brought up and decided within few
days. II there is to be any dispute
on the subject it had better be set
tlrd previous to the election, and the
candidates who are liable to be il
terestcd In the result can afford to
subscribe the small amount neces-
sary for testing the case. The whole
expense Of getting decision on the
subject from the District Court will
not amount to more than fifteen dol
lars, and thirty dollars will take it
to the Supreme Court If further au.
thority Is desired.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
ANNoUNcEM ENTs.

an Candidates announcing Themselves under
shead. ,ciH be charged $40 90; the ad-
,,.,tisemsnt TO stand until tue Conventions.
This must in all cases be paid in advance.
J,,d,r mo circumstances piH We deViate from
this rule
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-09-04
WARMING!

WHERE'S my wife HELEN has separated
w frome me; now this Is to notify the
public that will not be responsible for any
debtR Of her contracting after this date.
GEORGE W. BURRIER.
Dayton, August %. 1880.