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, 1880-06-03

,r, o''t4" = t,,,
The Temporary Cllnirmntt-Thc Chair
awaits tho further pleasure Of Tue Conyc,l-
tIon.
srhc Committees m 12cso,r,,ona f,crrnrcnt
~ 1.,"". ~, '>e'o''l'""' t, t.'t
Organization and lsnlcs, anl Order Of li!isl-
ness were requested to meet for consultation.
Senator Conkling-Mr. Chairman, tiers
are now four committees of tho Convention
witnM,l'"n s ~ commence tne'r au1ies. IL ~
msslbic il'''t one or TWO OF t'lose committees
might be nolo to report ~ season for ail
twn wi,lcl, rn,,not le nhin 10 rcnnrt hrforc
'rr" "~ "~v s"vs ,r,,n". % "uH ,,,tl r,ar,v nro
tomorrow morning. anu nht!i 1epor's afo
received from all these committees, more cs-
pecinlly frnm tito Committee on Gre
tpntinis nnd Contested Seats. viz
tuo,tv IN ,n,xInczs m :, ,,rnrcod In t,,e finn,
raniar % ' rh"rofo,a .' po ~ 10 " s,,aHost;o,, @ s
'el'Iloi' 1Hefelofe' at tno s"sEesl'o''
Of humber Of delegates, rs well MS IN nc
corftanco with my own impression, Suggest
TINT MIR convcnf,ncn wotll,l In consmltcd.
md t,,n+ ,r,1,oii, ,,,o e,,n,,, ooroI,,,1., ,,,
,". "'.' .'"s' p1"p"".s w. e'o"'u eums'.o ',. o"1
, 1880-06-03

41e dENt1tAl% %AiIf4+AR+ANCEs
Those who hud to do with tho designing
AMI erection oftto Convention llH,l, when
cunpItnluntcu upon tho result of thrtr lubor,
Is III session, rlltl then--" tho pni.so coll.
veying tho meaning TINT, wfile the building
III fts raw aud uittlec0ratetl condition might
nothing cOiupnrGtl to tlla effect to bO prt,-
done their work. anu the bnru woodwork of
walls, benches, al,d ssaircases woul, 1u hll-
den behind tho bncks of tho delegates, tho
altcrnates, md tho spectators. Dnt though
tho col,uolsscttr II, such nlntters sNLd, "Wnit
II lEltle." Tic au,nteur WIS content to glyo his
favorable verdict from view Of tho nntlli-
isl!ed building, which certainly presented a
combination Ut Ernco ntM grandeur not be-
f0ro seen III any slMllur structure III the
West.
The term amphitheatre exactly describes
tho structure, as 1t consists simply Of ai Oh
loug urcnn, occupied by tho political gladla-
tons, mil surrounded by tiers OF seats rIaIng
III cutlcoitric oblongs ono nbove tile otilcr,
until tho tupm0st one, WHICH enclrclts tllo
whole building mt a hight of sixty feot from
tic ground, Is reached. Thu totnl length Of
tho nnlp!,itlleatre Is 100 feet; Its width Is 150
Tho arena Is divided BY partitions running
across 1t east and west fntO four nearly equnl
parts, each of Which IL sut nrArt for lts owl,
peculiar purpose. That quarter OF tho arena
which Hes u the south Is occupied entirely
by tho reporters platform, which Is elevated
three feet above the level Ut tho aEulla tnor;
by the Speakers platform. which stalMls just
back Of tl.ut Ut tho reporters, al0ve which
It rises tU the hight Of four feet; md by tho
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TICKETS,
TIFF. HUSH FOL, THEM,

I.lf' nusl. toit tmEs.
FROM carly morning Hhtl! 1ong atter Inc
thousands Of l.owlEnr, hust'Ing, swearing.
s,,,,,.t,,,r tte,.ot 'hntor, ,,n,I&. .;n ,+..i.a,
~ .,'e Isi,s ..'s ..o
u tne iai'slst HOUSE ss'' l'nNlons ana 'oco'no-
tickets nuntbervil not less than $1,000; thcy
tried to secure them III every wny
.h",r ,moo,,mit. on',,I en"rost a,,,, VIZ ~,
49, ..ee"'.. ,'..,,, Hu1nesI; "u tto
only lnat1o the position Of II
member of tic Ticket Committees anything
hnt bnu,,v nnc. inf ,,,n,l,Y Il o1,nnat NJ, tu,.
nossJh,ijtv far fhns, commlttnoa IT, nncorn.
,Ish tho worlr If ,Jtstr1lu,tit,, In tin i;n,it,",
,m .' ,.,'i . a",,,,,.,i ,a' u ' ~ ~,
's s"s . ihu wsrS 2e t!aksis wsfs @ 70 i aSs We
' hGGn ~, ,ssea W., i, Ir" Moo ~ M ~ nslocS, na
nlt lor tilG Mowimg cro"u Wl,ac1' 9an',,le!t
tmn cof1is."th 'ua !ato nt"lt ""sS, lH Sunl
IT '''fH that "0h hsur: W.T. w.t. " With, iiD'
ntors were ~ tIeir posts the work beg.,l,
M y hstea ae lnmK a1ter ailG N"s'o'al Cohseh'
'' Fu ,. sioWes yS sf II te %ork %ii ao tho crowd
tickets reached sun,e Of tho headquarters,
a H. . iGa',.;fti ;s S s,nnttea thH iai'aa e.
thy kGsper Ut y poiitlcal Einnery, tlle olt!
s,tSf ;1n, n, - ! t 1oi'e,t Er 'S p"is,s
fnnr hours iol'rett I! ste''!y tnrrent OF oi!it!"
Aitsr ii!s G"!n%Itics rsaeSsi ti!eir ql,'.rtsrs
II %as li,sslpio, tof aity mrtiioof or al.y
cIa,.aring m"pIe. ] T'hn proiabifity istiat, il.l
tiera not beSn u strong force nf l1'!!ren!!en y;
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,,ay would lnvo been, for tho, rectIH-
cc1sio1n c1 q Tint, error lApplnHs',) No,,w, ,,,,,
Msalt,e, sdr al, crror l,as been committcd;,tf II ho
t%n tio"s hit javc u,,annsons cn'.scrt. without
,%otlol. 10 correct II, |. shall not be becauso
Htin.t fttlpprH.1 .... +
oeM,Ee'it oMT 'itryfsmMr. fM Chairman, in reply to tho
ecnttics,all .from New York | desire tn say
With aae ny ""t'2n nn' },,d,, ' ', M1s n es1, % %,
it,,t 4 Ws tlio ngrermcnt that 1t should Ro on.
nairc. jT - lie canlc to me nfter my motion WIS
mThhs' Thc TrnlImrnry Cllalrman--1s tl,oro fur
.,,rr oblcrtl0l 10 tic resolution ['rhere WIS
n@oIlc,l none Tile Cl,alr hears none, aud 1t Is
A"rHeS 'rJ1e Secretary ti,on called Utah, md tho
na,'rs wrrc funded III.
pW MI. McSilsrr, 0f Utall;-fho utn1, deacgn-
4,a,, ~ ,iiesitucs 10 nominate aMyl,uiy for tho
GG0onmm,nittcs Gon oil Permanent Organization and
Rifles,
, 1880-06-03
THE VETERANS,

AnAllTlSu THEN TU THE CONVENTION.
Ile Temporary Chatrmnn-Wltat Ii the
au!lher pleasure Of tho Convention
senator Logau-I desire to offer the fol-
lowing resolution:
:, MstMrMt, Tint tho tnnnttee on the Dlstrtls,l-
ss Gon u Tickets fs hereby instructed to furnish
Sstsnu Sasn uay to !ho Chalrnnn 0f Tho Veiernn Sol
G'ers, Assocla.'on lilo tiokots Of u,itnissIou for
13st,'oas'on sr nionE tho vetcn.n Uniou soldiers.
Auo Temporary ChaIrmall-1heq question Is
0a thc adoption Of tho resolution.
senator Lugatl-l tlcsfru to shy ono word,
WI. Ill reference to tint resolution. Tho vet
esahs havp Ind meeting III thu City of CHI
saso' and aro l'orc, md expected TINT nt lenst
1'eS would be treated rs tlloy havn becn IN
tS!inef National Conventions IN 1913, In tia
SNy OF Chicago, l was Chairman of the
1,an 1SeteFan Association, and marched into tho
Nal'onal Convention Mt tho head of tho vet
tstahs' and that by tho Invitation OF tho MI
''oaal Republican Convention. (Checrs.]
-, npplicattol was made to the National COM
Ms1lec for admission to this Republican Con-
se1t!ot', md nm told-hUweycr, not being q
Me'nber Of that Committee I cAmliot youch
M .ol Me truth Of tho statcmcnt-that 1t was
so.ed down In tint Committee. II TINT be
t' uae' ask this Convention To do for them
w. aat lasttce which hAs been done by every
haasf convention whore the application
ara,, nss 9eeil male. [Cheers.] On looking
S"uha S",.u w These vacant seats un0ccupIul all
shn1t sh1 ~ ~ aaS, A8k what Republican,, will BAy
us v'r lie veteran soldiers, tho men TINT saved
{Is1ss,h {Ie1s h9tlon. should not b0 furnished with
4as VETERAN SOLDIERS WILL sUPpoIlr
1, YOUR CANDIDATE;
H. ~ not for that, but II IL that these men WHO
cnnntso ~ Mto OF trinl went furtl and suvetl their
i1aMnteFys AIM ntlle-tentlB Ut them arc Kepub-
4HWatss, NV should not bo denied their tlglts.
hos .ti t1lAlrnlall, do not wish 10 eoll1plain,
H. " !, Ut tile National Committee, but.
ysn'lnts vi Hlis tn9rnllE WHEN etturcl this Con.
iiiiMag1aa' although o aelegattrAt-largo from
finGuao.!ss ! hull to t,ltur 1t without q
eaaaa,l eisxSt Of admission US n delegate,
SnMaSspnng naa = provisional Ticket glyep lilu ~ d
nvn. a1 ppolntea to TINT Committee. / went
finnu,. % 9ne Of that Committee. md they
Thaaty sal! that they gayB,in s,cl, Instructions.
teIaats,W Was the treatment tllut received rs i
n,sati.e nsiHte from the HtAte Ut large, No MN
Wassnn,uaS Was ~, l!iy right to seut In this hnlL.
fiESatH,s ficEsS.a Ticket. entered this hull with d
bSu.gs bvMa +. Root. Now, sir, 10 not say this
II W. mat oi complaint. nln hers, but wnnt
~ s'e e1eso men tAat hayo usked 10 bv per
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gatncri4,g on The first, ,lay There was IL

u th}t 1,I,tt
"'tc1' "'r!
THE 1ff1Snis nEi'tu>A1loS CAME EP'
,Tlley wcrn fleadetlby t'rcen y Ra,tn nnl
Dave 1itttcr. !.ons Jones was III tlie crowd,
In pIye J0ncs lily t1ckct. a!M! here wi.s, Hitch
nulnln.r mn. ,TlllGr Md lsnum held pro-
i,stilJcr tw5.r,xt 'J'ito .rryl,lar tickets lta,i
wGru merely t3tce9 uf hFliB lMsttl,DHrt. The
tlonrkuepefj 1!h not knuw lnytlliig. nbnlt
alsehl; nlu tho w''"G ;h'!cahtiol WV att'i'i,e'l
~ tis HP"E' MS "'tIHt.,ei ,.!,,. m,.u
,.n'', GlM,l' "hV W L'o T.. oFt.us
xnggt,s,ft1t @ VIZ tt ' .nI, thoy ihare't @ ~ amy
HILL! T., aes ,i. wy sGessMry .IM,''"rMy 10 gn
III. ue,,: ottnaR tuo oefEGa,,it-t..Afills cn1.lf
. fn."n't ~. ioI i.'Ga, n! e'G saias at,Htenetl
ii' ~ ~ ,''t 5.iE ',nlss, VIII tlslu u, Wall M
~ ~ XII tiie neEessafy rlstGntHlFtl the',. no
nrc,, @ ,,t,,i ,is ts1f, i,c,, nnti iHrs ;,,,.t.
L;Eun, Mrs. fucker, aipi scvcrni hitler ja,Iirs
ra1,lr together In rarrjuges, Iho "gcutjt:-
uln,l fyutll .nrk3p1 st,ij,,M[ n 1np,t,1uIt. III,
lie Ailewak, aIni nttraetetl @ great ieni OF
nttctltiIi. 1t was tho sum- with don Cnnl-
G be HAT S%aH Mrttsi"riy % obscryeti. % '"se' ' "
Cu,lkIillr won't IN healing tIe New York
ttcleEltinl, fiuv, Fustcr NfIl f;cI,, i;arti.lti
walked .,-aiMl.urtt together. AIT tl,e nntc,l
nlen were turo Or less rc|lurk,at upon, but
nonc Of them rrcr1yetl my rnbllc siiow Of
wien It WIS ll,,out,ccfi tt, tic crow,, o,,
the ontsidu that Il temporary organization
hail ,ce effected wtflltuit any fuss. llilily OF
them believed That tirnnt's friends huti glyei
nj the cDutCs,, nlld that In wU,lhl not IN,
ptnec1l III nomination, I'llp crt},yd Stood
around uulti tlla adjourned, when
1t, tau, broke III,
III siItu Of thp really excellent nrr,uge-
lnr,.ts for tho ingress Of the crowd, there
WIS
A VAST DEAL. or CONFUSION
In finding lin rirlt ttn,r. n,,l snvornl of tbo
titmrir,',rrrs ,yrt1 i,,,t H,rjv tititi fr ~ thnir
Iwsitinn 'Ehrr srnt ifrkrf.hnltfrrs. trIrnrn,,ii.
boys, n!nl representatives OF tic press from,
door to ttuor. Considerable excitement wis
manifested In tho GrDWtl tlirlnE the nftrr-
iit1,i over tic statement that ut enst 2,UKl
seats III tie rear vi tho lntf wGro yacilnf, Ailtl
TINT flu Uiie appeared to clnlm tim lungcl-fOr
sents.
TIE TICKET sEIttsu
In TIM crowd was cn,,tlnctrtl In n nutot bus,-
Jess.ltku Way which swmcd Ia urr,,G tht,
existence Of Il sy,,tficnta wiifri, iioI en,,trnl
Of tllo extrn tlckris. As fnr I NJ ct,liiI IN.
ienri,etl Jy rcportorIa1 iuyestigatio,,. M iii tl,ese
gates md l ntterntss n sal,nrs ,tsulye,l @ y
vnst m,,inyitv hnlnv "n,nrni nsn,, 'ri,n ,,,r,sus
nurv IL lin ;tfSrnt,nM u,tI. ~ nho;,t' "a fr
fnlcv snnts. mir, n,n,tt tan fri,,,ins iu,f,rn ihn
Eouvrn{ini ndin,Irn,.i f,yn i,,,. ,ytrt, sien hy
fhn rnnt,r,"r nnvI,,,, I'll n.,cI, f"r -
Ticket rnnd for t],e etIav oni~' 4 ftnr thr
Convention, atiIunrnefl snine !" s;,ckcrs j vera
SnnI lw III" s,'sn,,iaiors W,It,,r ~ ,,, n"
1in,sfal tin,,s f1,r t.nstnr,fnw;s u,.s.tn,y t,,.
liar fin fmt,lrnsdfn1 fitnt Tim" ,vuro rn,,I Inv
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tickets MS Tho resolution nf the NntIOnai
E'nlnltteo provided. They directed further

lVtkGL9, III lup FFSuiu1NGu nI tIlt .StltNl1Ht
s;oninltteo pr0vI,lcd. I'licy directed further
4 pIsGyIstON.tf, rICKEl'
sl.o,ll bc Issued wltcrG tlteru was amy con.
test nr nny shatlnw of cDttttst. IN the caso
"f il,nns: tcse s ppiyl;s"a1 ticK"Is Wcrs
kt.asnn tickets. for the te.stI,l that, II scttsun
tfekets l,at 1lecn lsstlml to butt, WHEN tho
t'ny.ntfnn .sl'nll lsnve decided wnicl, set
slnl l,a emitted to q srnt t!lete would liayn
tsH Ut Illtnn tho Htfite c,,lrac WIS pursued
IN regard Ia tho contested seats. Sotne Df
the Delegates objected II tic ErnvfsEnnnl ldea,
hut their nhjectloil wis oyercnnIc. The Conn
tityi'lilais, ~ matter who tllcy WERE 0r wsero
thHy en,ne ft1l,t, unless they rAtc under tho
!nsIsof CLASSICS tErsiRnai@l by thu National
conlmltteu ~ entitled to n'll.isston.
cnuh!n't 10 conii,arett i, tie turmoil
among tho CORRESPONDENTS nrml edit
DTS .Uf tho tafly tr'ss WHEN they
o, lind; IL % an,!eaessnt ID tI!e n,Sraiss si
papGss tic members Of tho llHti"nnl daily
press wern invited 10 chi! ut. tho ta!eu,,Y
room n the cntIesol Of tfe t,alncr ut 10
,|skets 8 a!iMissIo!i: AZ snrly y j o'ciask
erowti stci,.ilIy Increased. Whi:n 10 o'clock
nf.rlvei, fat t,,e l,ress a c"n"ti!tce coisist.
w Ngrs. " I'll # 1crcr f. ''pF' ~ n" ~ M n
alnl Howard .Carrall, OF the Srw York I'i,ncs,
lInt! not put ~ I'LL nppearn.iec. lsy that tlniu
fully f.DU Gltt1rs were on the artn!,ttd srt
elanlorE,Ig Tor their tickets a.ul sllrieklg lor
minutes psst ID, ii. i: Slone, loatlr.l viii
five l,pxps OF tickets. all arranged by States
,1lt addressed TO newspapers entitled tG nd
inissiDn, n.ittG Ills appearance ut tho rMlmer
House etevator. III the on,cHilt'sea friend from
tho press quarters, DGcnls,hg nlarlnetl nt tho
Inspect of things, littt come town Will, the In
tcst!on nt warntng SsDnr, II lie c0ufl jf,nl
l!tn. lle was lucky ennngl! tO cntcl, thu
little man, who will Ills i've Dukes Of tickets
InEl.tnrSo ro GET INTO THE ELEVATOR.
"rnr Gu,l's sake, Stonc."' he exclaimed,
"a.on't 90 up there; they'll eat yoll ut."
That settled It. Stonn clsiclled Ills live
!,oxcs q tickets and r.trratc't hastily
@ i"sc to se ac Io sI5fes e to M #'1est ,s Sr o"it
lums. Iootl,lacks, al,d the rluw.l generally
fund al'out the door Of illc 1'a'Iner, }nstfsil
1 M to n ,I1xi fr yet IT. IT, tue ! st q &c a' xe e
boxes. of tickols,-tl'ere lie was, 4
tiro Rcpullicar National Convention.
ticorgn Starr, Of Iarnunifs, win hatl been
Stone: Gtarge. being used t0 crowds. alltl
hin, went. with Phoclm llnwnr'l, to his rt-
lluf. by this tIne the rslslllg !u,ass Of press
fnrnitiire provided by Potter Palmer for tl,o
Press Committee. Starr suggested tint
Stone gn, .aml inilriaon himself n
llarlltt!l'S tickt.t-WaEUl IA suggestion which
!s,xss @ Of !iskets " he start.l l. for @ ti.e inkc-
Front. When hu rpnclled there, however,
Lewis june, tho businrss-.,ta,ag,.r Of Bar
NUNS said talut, while lie was ,carrylnT and
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CREDENTIALS.
PRELIMINARY MEETING.

1T O1l0AS1zES SOLID AGAINST GRANT.
AS soon as the debate over the placing Of
Utah on the roll Ind concluded, the Commit
tee OIL Credentials we're escorted to tic rooms
Of tho Exposition managers over the main cn-
trance to tho building. Pending tho arrival
of some hnlf-dozen tarly members, It wns
suggested TINT w. II. Datcmnn, Of Ohio, net
as informal Chairman, ind tho Committee
call tho roll of uncontestcd Statcs. The sug-
gestt0n seemed to meet with general ap-
proyal, nnd the cicrh-Afr. Chandlers private
secrGtnry-was about to exercise his lung
power, when several nbsentees put III all
appearance. Immediately Green 3. Isaum
spraMg to his feet and nominated Ben
iamln +. Tracey for Chairman. w.
T.. Chandler, Of Now Hampshire, was
equally prompt, nnd plnced In nomination o.
d. Conger, Of Michigan. A rolt-call was Of
deret!, wlic, resulted in the election Of the
Michigan Congressman by a vote Of 20 to II,
seven being absent or not voting.
Tho following shows
TIE POLITICAL COMPLEXION OF THE con-
MlTTEE,
with tic possibility OF one or two variations,
{; being for Grant md A against:
A!nbama7J s Msy~%%tn:
Goiora.io-neo,ge g. fs!aok:
llenwaro-Janiea Il. Lollanl..
Forlda-J1seph i. Leo. .........."...-.........q
iiHfoKIIiEw,h iifInnKIaG iIs II n9senGa. Met,9
IiltliAnn-U. X. Illgglnbottom. om..................A
l1wA@J. i. C!arkao1l.. -......"...........-.A
Kontucky-is i. Stoli..
h!a!ne-AlnMn A: Stront......
Observation-Disclosures i H. Goldman.
AiiehIRan-Omnr p: Conger..
sli..,!.'s1.a-n y. y gaSIn:. @
, 1880-06-03
coNrEsT1NG DELEGAr1oNs.


10I1rCAl.t.
Afr Mccormick, Of ArizOnn-1 now ask
i'm rco.llng OF tho resolution / sent to the
chair while ago.
ocn,zcs the gelltienln,l from Arizona. Tile
seen,tary will read his resolution.
The Secretary rcad 1t rs follows:
Htso!retI. That roil Of the states and Terri
oes 10 c1rd rn tue md pf III fTeGn s!ich
ancrs ars IN shnI be rcierrcI without aintctnent or
Erlu,tc 10 tho Committee ou Crc'leut!na.
str. McCnrmlck-I move the adoption Of
Tia resolutions.
w 10 Temporary Chair!nan-1s tho Convcn-
dor, ready for the question?
Wr. C0nklng-l.at us l.enr tic resolution.
Tie Secretary reau II again.
ffc @ Temporary Cllnirnan-Tho Chair r.
nncsts the occupants Of the galleries Nr the
door 10 abstain from, ttutnonstlntiDns Of mp
nia,tsc or Misrepresentation willie tho Conycil-
pen Tis ir1esolaton o,ferctl by Sfr. Mccormick
III ThU Secrctary began the Gull Of tho roll.
ALABAMA.
When Alabama wns called, Mr.. Parsons
saId: desire to give noticu Tint j. r. lsapler
claInls 10 .he II .tlclegnte elected from tho
F'Mrth Congressional District &C Ainbnuin.
Tle Tenl,A'rnry ChnLrinut--Thc Chulr Is
informed that IL tho easo of, most Of tic
Gtntcs md Territories tho credentials tiaye
Committee on Cfcdcntials from Tint State,
MD, II no objection Is Mnde, tho Ai1nOlilce-
merit Tint That tlns been done from my Stnto
Will bo regarded is Il compliance with tho
il glvcu OF contest TINT will bu received BY the
Convention. The gentleman from Alabama
gives llptiec of II contest from his State.
Mr. Parsons. Of Alal1alna1lnlsn giye notfco
anil NVflInr, Warmer win r1ufin In 11nv1
been elcctrd frnn The Seventh District of tho
Etate II the seats nov cln!lncG by Bingham
and X. X. A10sley of that district.
Mr.. Henderson,, Of lowa-l hold III my
'Tjw Temporary Chatrtnal,--For what pur-
pDSe does tho gentleman rise?
Mr.. l1cn.ersoli--To give notice Of a con-
Tile Temporary Ctair,nan-F what
lii. IIcn,!erson--I1linois.
The Temporary Chairman-Tl,at Is not In
order. Arkansns Is now being called.
ILLINOIS.
When Illinois was called, Gen. Logan
arose q calM tue floor, s,,t TIC Chair recog1r
als On behalf of certain lclegates from the
Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth, mud Snyeliteenttl
Congressional Districts Of Illinois. Loud
applause.
Iho napcrs wcrc received without further
eoElMcnt. @ tsu,,no ,,.a,,., ,,...
mo orlEihai ceri!lcates III nt iMSnlbcfship ar9l9
po ssnt 70 ino Llnirs g s!iiipiy isst Gertn!eN
ny Me GaaIshiah m'a aecfclaFy OF inc delc-
gn;inlon ,, o,,u,- MI. ,.
iAe lenaporary C!ln,rlaall-lno crcuen-
llals ot Melllnela, OF s'!Gli docu!hents rs thcy
Icgnra sal ns tle't ,cfcaenlinis, ailu ivy on MS
,nnst Il" snnt ~ tha f.hmir ,,,,tnuu tho,r hn,.,
already beru sent to tho Committee III Cru.
dentiais. '~''' ~ WV oo''''~" Va
LOUISIANA.
mittcc nj 9.rn,i",,tnia In nrn'fn,,,tora nv ~ Tia
ttleoms ~, II. Il. ~ .i, ~ s. 'T Tha, =" or eW
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-28
SCHOOL TAX LEVY.

VWNHE SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX LEVY IN
~ Silver City and Dayton for the present
year, will be As follows:
In Silver City on each 500. .2sAcents
In Dayton on each 500. .21kcents
jas. DALLAS, County. CLERK.
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VALUABLE CATALOGUES.

The following are sent on the receipt Of q
ihree-ceit stamp eacha
AGBICuLTUAE.--Hort Horticulture
stock Fruit, etc.
ARoHIrEorUpE.-Build Carpentry, Ven
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Names.
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able Law Books. aa = ~ ~ ~
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Authors Names.
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leges.
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MONTHLY BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS.
The following are sent only on receipt of
the prices:
| AMERICANA General and Local History,
Travels, Biography, etc; $40 pages. Price,
80 cents.
GENERAL CATALOGUE of Choice Books for
the Library. Classified; 240 pages; l2mo.
Price, % cents.
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etc; $50 pages; 12mo. Price, 20 cents.
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attsntion.
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
oF-E
PHRENOLOGY

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
u of the State of New York in 1866, will
open its Annual Session for 1879 Oh the tirst
day of October. to continue six weeks. More
than hundred lessons or lectures will be
giveni
The study of Human Nature, as taught
by Phre nology, Physiagnomy, and Physi-
ology, constituting q complete Anthro-
pology, is of IL first importance to
Clergy men, whose vocation it is to in
struct mankind in the formation Of character
and the attainment of spiritual growth; to
Teachers, who need TO learn the nature
of the human faculties, and how best to guide
and instruct them to act in accordance with
clear judgment and sound morality; to
Physicians, that they may understand
the mental traits and dispositions of patients
and patrons, and how TO acquire their conf
denee and cooperation; to
Lawyers, that they may know what 10 in
human nature, and how to read at once the
character of clients, witnesses, and jury, and
comprehend the springs of action and mo-
tive In those Who are charged with crime; to
StHtesmen. who are called to enact
laws for the proper government and improve
ment of maDkind to
Merchants and Business Men, who
deal with every body, and ought TO know char
acter and faculty, and how to handle 1t easily
pleasantly, and successfully; to
Parents. who have q vital interest In the
proper training instruction, government, and
happiness Of children. and therefore need to
understand their special traits, and what
treatment IA best suited to each; to
Young Men and women. who have
to make their way in the world, in self-cul-
ture. choice Of pursuits, and selection of life
companions or business partners, this COM
prehensive SCIENCE OF FIRST PRINCIPLES has
n prOft able word
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ES Cd ID TX S.

Robert Clarke & Co., c Give sSssi al
attention 10 MAIL ORDERS Tor Books and Sta
tionery. Their Catalogues and Monthly Bull
letin tf New Books viii be found very con-
venieat IN Sc Getting books to purchase, espe-
iAlly to persons ltUng at a distance from
arBe bookstores.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau.
toned not to purchase or build upon the sur.
face of the claim known as the STAR OF THE
WEST mine. situated in Como, Palmyra Min
ing District, Lyon County, New, the bound.
aries of which may be readily ascertained by
posts ON said ground.
!; No persons other than the undersigned bavs
any power or authority to dis ose of SAID 81,
face ground.
CHAIR Ii L. ALI
.. WIN. PATRIDGL,
NJ. J. HENLIl.
wvirginis City. New. Dec, !, 1879.