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rec Story Dwelling House,
SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE.

Pursuant to an order Of the Orphans Court Of
Somerset county. there Will e sold at public sale.
on the premises, on
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Through Mail train, daily.
bzpsess trairs daily exec I So.
Accommodation trains auI
daily except sunday.
Ticket Offices, corner FiRh Ave-
streets. ami depot corner Grant
Pittsburgh, Pa.
q h. LORD, Gsa Pas
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4
Mondays Sept.

Situate right at the b. * o an.
pot Restaurant attached. aorf
night Restaurant has been 20
nOddied. Parties living along tfs,
INK 70 take night trains ~iii alL
veuieuce.
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Local Train daily exoepf 81.
Gu the Pittsburgh Divig
through passenger tralns -. /
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respectively At Wsshmxf0n
day, AMI 9.4i next evening
s;+ a. m. sane lay. AMI
" estward-noGHd Jhr0ughtr.
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n, ami $40 = n, arriwa.
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
Mns,nshusciI. ncpublIenn.,

The Massachusetts, State Convention
assembled at Worcester yesterday; was
called to order at IL O'Clock, and Chas.
A. SOL vas elected temporary Chair
man. The following resolutions were
received with applause and referred TO
the Committee on Resolutions:
Rs'o!rsd, That Republicans ON mnsso
welcome back iuto their ranks the third
party OF Prohibitiouists, assuring lbom
and all others who sympathizs with the
cause Of temperance and prohibition
that the Republican party will do nil in
It's power to SO amend the Constitution
oithe State that tho manufacture aud
saio'of Intoxicating liquors as q bsyot-
age shall bs prohibited.
Reso'Sed, That n radical change In
the jury law is demanded, that law
breakers shall not DO impaneled ma
Jurors to try criminals. thus rendering
the law a farce aud n cheat. :
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Egypt.

Tho only Egyptian news Of import
Ance today is that n mixed commission
OF English md Egyptian o~ficerS will
try the rebel chiefs. The total sur
renders up to the present time reach
6'COO men, 1000 horses. 1900 Rem.
inS'"n rifles ami so field guns. The
surrendered rebel officers arc confined
III the KhediVe's palace. Suleimnn
b'y' supposed to DO tho i~nstigator of
the burning Of Alexandria, has been
captured. and prayers Of Thanksgiving
Tor tue success Of tho English arms
we're offered in the churches Of England
or sunday.
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IFrom Thursday. D.ily.l
nAlnAxunai.

-ML|HL
Mosaic nu.rinsnt is the esthstio
name for hash.
G. E. Mayer. of Fort Hallsek. il in
town on business.
The best reason yet advanced for
making Monday wEsb-dAy is that
cleanliness is mex. to Godlinsss.
Al Fisher. Of Wells, csmo down this
morning.. He says he always goes to
Sunday School and Republican Con.
Vsntious.
William Hibberts. of carliu. while
repairing a windmill ON his residence
yesterday, accidentally fell and broke
his arm.
The stage for the north this morning
took out the following passengers: L.
s. Clapp. ]. Dolan. n. Enwright aud
N heather.
Our devil asked Us this morning how
q man with one storo and three Chin
neys on his house makes smoke come
from all Of them.
An old lady hearing that John
Bright contemplated visiting this couu-
try. hoped that he wouldn't bring his
'dissSss' with him.
Joe F. Triplstt has become n p,rma.
nent resident. OF Elko, having moved
his family In yesterday. We give him
a hearty welcome Il orr hospitals
shores.
John Ainley received a fne, new ten
horse Case Improved Agitator thrssh.
lug machine this morning, which will
be usei IN thrsshing his large crop Of
grain in Pleasant Valley.
John Spence's big team, with TEX"
as chief engineer. pulled out for Tus.
c"rora this morning, with Ii, 900 pounds
OF freight, including heavy castings for
the Grand Prizs aud general msrchsn-
disc for various parties.
Hero wor,hipsrs of England are in
favor Of elevsting Sir Garnet VOLS
ley to n pssnge. As he il pow q Grand
Cross knight of the Order OF the Bath,
he is within N step OF that distinc-
ton.
The social at Freeman Hall last night
was quite n pleasant affair for those
who participated in the dance. The
number in attendance was not large,
but all seemed we'll pleased with the
entertainment.
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AEpnv.

The Gazette gives tho particulars Of
a cutting scrape nj Reno. in which
Nct,io Bowen, n cOurtcsan. who resided
in WiDnomucch n fow months ego, was
ono Of the principal actors. The o..
zcIto says Ncttis had u prciracled fra
cas- with her "loycr." Jack Lhndy. Al.
tor consider 'blo mutual ehcsc she
stabbed him 10 the left breast with a
poSk't knife. innicting n wound that
may become dangerous. After cutting
The man slo went to the Jail aud 90,
Deputy Sheriff Gray 90 go and sec how
badly he wns hurt. Mr.. Gray looked
inio tho mater aud arrested the pair Of
them, and thcy now rest in tho Reno
jail. About four years sgo Miss Neuio
was unfortunately nod at hand when
Bill Davis killed Loais Ash In Virgin a /.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

Tns Herold's Washington cor,sspon.
dent ss,s: II appears likely ,hn, the
whirligig Of politics will give North
Carolina to the Republicans by their
coalition with tho Independents ,his
year, while 1t IL about certain that the
Democrats will carry Ponusy wanna aud
indiana. There is n strong chance
III at the hitherto starnchly Democratic
State Of Delaware will elect a Ropubli.
can Governor, aud tina, its sidsic Rep.
restn;ati'e TO Congress will also bs a
Republican. a Republican victory ON
tho State aud Congressional ticket
would very probably carry with II a
Republican majority in the Legislature,
and this Legislature will oIest n sue.
oossorIo Ell Salisbury, Ba,ard's Demo.
cratic associate. Tho Republicans OF
Delaware seem very certain Of q general
victory. The Democrats appoor TO be-
Solisitons. although they profess that
there is after all no great danger Of do,
iea. this Fall.
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Fridays Daiiy.l
IsnImnRundI.

Six cars of ~smisrsnts passed cast this
morning.
The Republicans Of Connecticut have
nominated General William Bulkslv
for Governor.
The arrivals by stage last evening
Were IL. MsDtor, L. d. Fullm,r and
Thomas DuGu.
George Russell looks bright and
smiling this morning, and NO wonder.
See announcement.
Reports in reference to yellow fever
are still gloomy. Forty-ono now o.sss
and six deaths were reported at psp.,.
cola, yesterday.
Tho departures for Tuscarora mi.
morning were Z. NJ. Chaplin. e. @.
bullard. Lee Parsons, Geo. PhiIlipp,.
Tom Atwell aud w. J. Plumb.
The store of j. R~osanstock will b.
closed this evening at Q O'Clock.
and will remain closed unti,
sunday morning, in Observance
OF the fast of Yon Kippur.
Mrs. II. g. Conlsy has taken oharo.
Of the PalisadS Hotel. sbo IL a ar,,-
class housskseper and as she will .x,r-
eirO a personal supervision over the af.
fairs OF this hoase, tho travelling public
viii do we'll TO pA,ronize this erosII.n,
hostsiTy.
All parties Interested arc requested
20 meet at the church next Sunday AZ
l O'Clock P. n. for the pnrpos. Of -.
opening the suuday-schooi. old tol,..
young folks and the middle aged AZ.
cordially invited to be present.
d. J. Fuller. a printer BY trade. and
formerly employed on the. old Standard
OF bodio, was shot and killed a. Baton.
ilas, Mexico. q few days aipco. III.
bad quit his trade aud gone into I'M.
saloon business. md was shot In ,ha
door Of bis own saloon. Morai-prin,.
isrs, stick to your stick.
An engine on the Kansas Pacific
hailroad on Saturday night, al oo,v.,
Station, wac literally blown to ~tpi.e,,
parts oft being slrswn around for a
hundred yards. Tho fireman -as
blown into tbs air and against . t.l,.
eraph pole, crushing bis ribs and in.
lu''ns bin internally. The engineer
was literally blown through air over a
hundred feet. sitter which b. et,ep,p,.d
% walk back to whore bi. esgins ono.
stood' He was terribly sssidsd snI
blaekened.
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From Saturdays Daily.l
SnImagundi.

saImagundi.
A tunnel. with a railway. between
Ireland and England is suggested.
George McIn,osh and wife arrived
here by private conveyance from Carlin
this morning.
An owner is wanted for a box left at
tho drug store several days ago, and
supposed to contain 1000 cigarettes.
Miss MHrgery Horton. OF Austin,
Lander County, ia here on a visit to the
family o. Mr.. George Russell. who arc
relatives.
The most appropriately named pepper
on American soil is Check" Of Chi
oago. II must DO run by an advertis-
ing agent.
Hon Geo. II. Shepherd. Democratic
nominee for State Treasurer. arrived
h-re from his ranch on South Fork
last evening.
"Yss," said a farmer, "barbcd wire
fences are expensive. bat the hir ed
maj doesn't stop and rest every time
he has to climb one"
Warner ( Co. forwarded 10 A. Pri.
neHuE at Tnscarora. by J. Huford's
team to-day, 5000 pounds OF general
merchandise.
The Republican primary election
proceeded quietly to-dny. there being
but one ticket in the fslI. The polls
had not yet closed as We went to press.
The infant son OF Henry and Minnie
schodIo died 1T Toano on Thursday.
Dir. Schodde is one Ct the old and
prominent citizens in that section, nnd
the family have the sympathy Of the
community in their loss.
Grand Master 4. l.. Shannon, of tho
Grand Lodge Of Odd FsIIows- Of the
State Of Nevair. arrived hers from his
home in Eureka lest evening. aud will
visit Elko Lodge No. Is. | y. o. F.. Mt
their regular meeting AT THAR hall at
7.JO O'Clock ,his evening.
A special train OF 81 cars, loaded with
beef cattle for the San Frnnci,co
market, passed through here this even
ing. Thirteen cars were lo.dsi at
Wells 10y Jasper Hnrre!i: the other eight
being loaded at the railroad corrnlIs
above town by W. S. Downing, who
purchased tho Samo from M.ss,s Rus
sell X Bradley. Most OF the stock are
liiee fine %s;ec'E. ana 70. t.iussS cannot
be SXcolled In the State.
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"A long, elm individual. twenty eight
10 thirty years ef gee. put in An ap.
Pe"rsncc here about ton days ngo with
" lot Of microscopic yicws for sa'c. IIo
took board aud lodging 81, tho HIM.
ooldt House aud divided his time be.
tween picture pcddling md poker play
ing Last Saturday night tho sporliye
hombr" Tn's'd his traps ont Of the
window Of his room, making his bodily
cit through tho Same aperture. and
has not since beon seen or heard from
The fellow gave his namo ns Charles
st"ddcr; and Il Is supposed hat bc
janped a night train for soms poin,
east or west aud that lie will endeovor
70 play the same game elsewhere. Iro,.I
Keepers on tho line OF the road will din
wei to look ont for tho chap, who il
evidently n chronic beat.
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yellow Jack.

The yellow fever Ia playing sad havoc
IN the sonth and southwestern part Of
the country. Brownsville. Texas. seems
TO be the greatest sufferer so far. III.
total number CT cases at Brownsville up
to aud including September 10Th was
Lf7l; number OF deaths. o.. Tho
number Of Gauss Mt Pensacola. Fla, up
10 September l2tb was ia; deaths. 10.
Eight new cases and ono death are 70.
ported at Point Isabel.
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Political SInnder-

Ihs detestAb!e practice OF political
mud singing. INDUCED in by some pa
pers Of both parties, has become IN in
tolerable nuisance. No sooner in n
man nominated for a political office
no matter how unsullied his character
may previously have been, than these
mues-rakers begin q ~tireless attack.
and endeayor to batch mp something
which will turnish his character. And
such Is the psnchant Of these would-bo
organs that were Jesus Christ to be-
come n candidate for a political Office i,
would not DO long until it would be
discovered that he was an associate ~
thieves and n Sabbath breakers when he
failed to rsLu%o mis- disciples for pluck.
ing the ears OF corn as they passed
through tho fields on the Sabbath day,
and an apologist for CRIME when he
said TO the woman OF SImsria, go
md sin no more" instead of pro-
%nouncing upon her the extreme penal
Off law. Ths truth is, these whole
sale de"nuneiaiions have about as much
effect upon intelligent. right-thinking
mon as a blister has on Il wooden leg.
II a man is guilty Of wrong, he should
be denounced whether he is a candi-
date or uoti but the practice Of trans
forming mol,hiIls into mountains in or.
der to defeat a political opponent, is
beneath tho dignity of an intelligent
newspaper.
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lFrom Tuesday DAily.l
RAlnmrandi.

nn RAlulnEundi.
Overcoats have been In demand for
the past three days.
Mr.. and Mrs James CLARK arrived
from below by the train last evening.
Four ears Of smigrants passed west
last evening. and four cars east this
morning.
The prize fight bsween Bob Mann
and Jack Davenport was stopped by
the Brooklyn police on Saturday.
Ed Anderson has been obliged to in
crease the capacity of his .t6ro room
We nrs pleased TO note his success in
his new enterprise.
From present appearances the storm
is over, and We hnvc exchanged dust
for mud, but the people are all pleased
with the change.
Rev. II. w. Beecher saws that he
often Crosses tho street 10 avoid meet.
ing a man. We have known some
other individuals who were guilty o!
same practice.
Miss A. Wiscman. daughter Of Abner
Wiseman, and Mrs. Frank Honeyman,
both OF Clover Valley. are in town
stopping at tho Depot Ho:eI.
The arrivals by stage from the north
last evening were Con. Gleason and A.
j.. Close. Tho departures this morn
Ing were Robert Heiifsli, james Mayns
and J. d. Fulmer.
Mrs. Melville, wife Of Engineer Mel.
Vile wns seized with delirium Saturday
even ng. consequent upon an inter.
view with her husband, ut their home
Mt Sharon Hill near Philadelphia.
"Kcntuck" says that he saw n hog
IN his native State which was 10 feet,
Z inches long, aud weighed Lace
pounds. We do not doubt it for we
know there are some immense hogs in
that commonwealth.
Now doth the genial aud festive cau-
d'da;e greet tho hurny-hand-d sons
OF toll. He t,keth him warmly BY the
hand, inquiretE after the health OF his
family aud the condition Of his crops
and leadsth him gently to the place
where liquid r~efreshmSuts ars dis
pensed. They smile.
The Board Of Equalization is now in
session. and those who think thei,
property has been ra,od too high
should appear and show cause why II il
should be reduced, aud those who are
dissatisfied because their wealth has
hcVn rated too low should mako mn cf.
Tort to have their assessment incr, nsed.
A young man from Pleasant Valley
came in on Saturday, stopped over
Sunday. filled his tank with bug Juice
n started home on Monday, and was
thrown from hiss horse near the sum.
NIT. The horse took TO the sageb.ush,
u the rider made his way back 10
town a sndder but not wiser man, for
he is liable to repeat the pstfornance
in the near future.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

IN the Senate Of the United States
thcro were inst thros times as many
Democrats ms Republicans voted in IA.
vor Of hillor's Anti. Chinese Fill.
Then Republican papers claimed that
1t was not n party measure. but now
the passage Of q law restricting Chi.
nsso immigration is claimed for a Re.
publican Congress and a Republican
President.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
Eurca" County Convention.

The Democratic County Convention
OF Eureka County, held at Eureka on
Monday, nominated the following
ticket:
bhtriT-W II Sweeney.
Trensnrcr-R Saddlrr.
County Clerk-M G Cavannugb.
District A~ttorney-E Il GG,bor.
Recordsr-D IL Hall.
Asses'or-M Il Bartlett.
State S~enntor-J \ Wilkins,
AssOmblymen-H q Muldoou, c NJ
Nickel aud G ] Scnnlaud.
Long Term Commissioncr-william
Arlington.
Short Term OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Leventhal.
superintendent Of Schools Patrick
Reynolds.
Survoyor-J ~ Foley.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

AN Omaha dispatch Of tho 10th inst.
says: a large party OF Indians, sup.
posed to DO from Pine Ridge nsoncy,
surprised n 'rapper seventy mites north.
east Of Dcadwood last WEDNESDAY and
robbed him Of horses and provisions.
The Indians Gay they are going on the
wal path.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

WE heartily endorse the following
from the Virginia Chronicle: It would
give additional interest. to the present
campaign II the opposing candidates
Tor Congress would stump tho State
together and debate the Issues before
the people from the same platforms.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

A PuiLADEl-Ta:i rrtss reporter states
,h"' "a an interview with Mrs. Bnginoer
Melville abe told him that her husband
quarroled with her Immediately on his
arrival. Hardly p~robable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

asS. GnASr IA barred from bsing a
candidate for Governor of New York.
as he voted for Garfield nj Galena, H..
in 1880, aud consequently has not been
II resident OF New York for moro than
two yosbs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
Died on the Train.

Last Saturday afternoon q young
man who was n passenger on tho east.
bonnd emigrant train, died on tho ears
near Rye Patch. Tho romans were
taken 10 Wlunemucca and buried sun
day. Letters aud papers found on de.
ceased show that his name was Harry
Il. Clansen; that no had recently
resided at Napa City, California,
that no had been Ill for some timo aud
was on Is way home to his father.
John Cliusen. at Allentown. Pennsyl.
vnnin. Among the effects were an emf.
grant ticket, SO in money, n light gold
ring and n lunch basket. No one on
the tram seemed 70 know the young
man. aud the suppositiou is that his
death was caused ny consumption.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

the said veil be sunk On surveyed ~
unsRrSeysd1And.
Chairman Of Conntfta.
oRDKR OF BUsnSDas. faV
Sheriff. ooonty Comnisslossrs. Re-
eordor tpassedl. CLERK. Trsasnrsr. os-
periutsndsnt Of Publie destruction
tPasssd). Public Administrator. District
Attorney. Assessor. Ssnstor. Three A.
ssmblymen, Central Committss.
Tbs nomination Of Sheriff being the
nrst order Of business. VIM. smylis
placed in nomination. J. II. Tabsr Of
Wells. which was seconded by II. J.
Plumb Of ~Tuscarors, and on motion.
Mr. Taber Was nominated by acclaim
ton. !
j, i. Babcox of Tuscarora, and Frank
Honeyman Of Clover Valley. we're plae.d
IN nomination for tho office OF Long
Term Commissioners. It being decided
to vote viva voce. tho roll was called
after which, Mr.. BAbcox was declared
the nominee : 2Ix3S. F,
A. Bruce Of Elko. and VIM. smyIi. OF
Star Valley. were placed in nomination
aud upon calling the roll. A. Bruce was
declared the nominee-l6x4e.
y. b. wiseman was nominated for
superintendent Of Public Schools by
reclamation.
For County Recorder. L. r. Par.op.
OF Tuscarora, was nominated BY accl,-
nation.
For Surveyor. g.. W. Phillips OF Tus.
carora, was nominated by exclamation.
For County Clerk, W. ". Rogers was
placed in nomination by ACCLAIM alton.
no other name being brought before the
Convention for that office.
For Treasurer, James Clark OF Elko.
was placed in nomination. and no other
name being mentioned, Mr.. CLARK wa,
nominated by aoclamation.
o. A. Gooding was nominated for
Public Administrator by acclamauon.
For District Attorney, G.. A. Kings.
ton and G. F. Talbot were placed in
nomination. and upon calling the roll.
q. +. Talbot war declared the nomins.
IFS.
For the Assembly. the names Of T.
n. Stone. of Elko, w. H. Root, Of
Mountain City and R. p. Hamill. Of
Wells were presented aud on motion
they were declared the nominees Of In.
Convention by reclamation.
On motion, a committee of 1--WE doIo-
gates a appointed to select a County
Central Committee. The Chair an
pointed J. H. Rand. f. NJ. chspin, A.
Wissman. rhos. Foster, aud j. d. Fos.
ter said committee.
a recess. OF n hour was then taksu.
On the reassemblins of the convon.
t'on at 1880 P. NJ. tho committ,s APP
pointed to select a Central Committee.
reported the following to constitu,. The
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

Ar Austin there was an inch Of snow
on tho ground on Saturday morning,
aud slveral heavy suow storm, occurred
during the day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

Dr the last appo riionmout, tho y asis
OF representation in the House Of Rop.
ressn'o'ivos is iSod at 1925. which
VIII give a total membership ~ s25.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

III Reno Gazette says: 1t isreported
that on' Of the delegates voted for
Saturday ran SO far ahead OF his ticket
thst on being brought homo his wife
locked him up for the night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

HAstos accepts Ross challenge 10
row for $4,000 a side md the cham.
pionship OF tho world two weeks from
the time Of signing articles,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24

FORTY miles west OF wiek,nburs,
A"Ann isa group OF copper mines.
for which 81. 200. 900 has been refused
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-09-24
a Pioneer OF the Sag,brus,.

The Virginia City correspondent Of
the San Francisco Post says Of Govern.
or Adams: Jewett ". Adams. the
Democratic nominee. Ia u Vermont,r by
birth. and went 10 California when n
boy. lie settled in Mlriposa County
IA was for many years cashier mud
chief accountant on the Fremont Grant.
when, owing TO legal complexities
aud other reHsous, mining ceased on
the Fremont Grant, Adams purch ,sed
the quartz wagons and teams belong
ing.t t. the company, which he moved to
tho COmstOch, where hD obtained prof-
htahlc contracts foe bauling ore from
the miaes TO the mills. The Profits no
thus derived he invested in cattle, and
securing Come Of the best stock range in
The State he soon developed into n cut
tie king. He now owns large herds Of
cattle ia this State, Texas aud Wvom-
ing Territory. Mr.. Adams is nbou, 80
years OF age, Of fac presence md plcns
ant, gonid manners, aud /, as n Repub-
hcnn. AN forced 10 confess that sucb is
his popularity wa will have 10 put our
best foot forward in order 10 dcfeat
him. He Is now serving his second
term ns Lieut. nnnt Governor, and tho
worst thing abou, his record is that IA.
mas Oten " strict Democratic partisan.
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IT is thought that n new timetable
will soon be adopted by the Central
Pacific Railroad Company.