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The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16
REUNITED.
The Companions Composing the Twenty
Second Regiment to Meet Again.

After 16 years separation the companies com
posing the end regiment, Gen. d. S. Stanley
will assemble here tomorrow,
and he inspected preparatory to their depart
urc for New Mexico in the department of Mis-
souri,. The last time the regiment was together
was in 1861. Since then the companies have
been scattered about the different posts in this
department. Many of the officers and men in
the regiment were comrades during the civil
war and no doubt they will have great pleasure
in again meeting one another. Seven carloads
of troops, about 800 men, will arrive here on
the Sunset from Fort Clark this evening.
Gen. ID. s. Stanley, the colonel commanding
the regiment, has been in this section of cOun-
try about two years and has in that period
made many warm friends. He is tall, erect
with military bearing and, altogether, quitea
handsome man. During the war he was Ma
jOr General and had charge of the 4th corps of
the Army Of the Cumberland. At the sanguin-
airy battle of Franklin, after Hood had broken
the Union lines and captured their breast :
works, Stanley, sword in hand, placed himself
at the head of his brigade, charged and so
fcrcely that his opponents were forced back
till the works were again in the hands of the
Federals. In that charge he was wounded but
he paid attention to his injury till the battle
was ut an end.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16
LOCAL OPTION.
An Election to Decide Whether Liquor
Shall be Sold in Precinct Thirteen.

The county commissioners yesterday ordered
that an election be held on the 18th inst, in
precinct IL lSt. Hedwig), to decide whether or
not the sale OF liquor shall he allowed within
the precinct. The measure was adopted in con-
tormity toa petition signed 10y T. { Rine, Gus
Glass, Joel W. Glass, r. J. Glass Pedro Gar
cha, VIM. Singer V: Aniol, G. Zigamont. Paul
katzlnark, Peter Zigamont, W. A. Jones, Jesse
Jones +. Haywood, Ned Jones, John L. Trainer,
J: NJ. Trainer, Robert Martin, G. =. Powell, d.
Y. Johnson, Eiccnt SodrOk, Joseph kozub, p.
r. kozub, e.. Howry, 5. WOitcna, Chas. T..
Stahl, Z. Stahl, ST., Alex Thomson, VIM.
Clarke, Henry Joshua, f. Thompson,
M r. Foreham }. Terrell, :. BudowsitZ. ). Isa-
kOw1tZ John CezOlla, Josef Tldgck, Andrew
Wilson, Peter Peoak, n. Tudick, f. Schuize
Ben Hanson, W. Masga, Robert Adams Gregg
Adams, &. Il. Pittman, jeff Thompson, +. Rice,
valentine MOrOse and Boone Walters.
During the meeting the commissioners ap-
proved the report OF the county surveyor. in
which occurred the estimate that the school
lands of BcXar and Zavala counties are worth
81 an acre.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16

Arnold's Light of Asia" has reached its
tenth edition in London. More than 100, 600
copies of the poem are said TO have been dis
posed of in America.
Harry Johnston, the second and last child
of Mrs. Harry Lane Johnston, Of Baltimore.
died at Nice, France. last week. A year and
q half ago Buchanan; the elder son, died.
London World advises its friends to look
out for themselves in regard to the American
financial market for fear the American railway
kings may some day kick that market to pieces
just for lark.
Boys can be lawfully removed from the rear
platform Of cars whsn stea' ing rides, but the
the New York court of appeals has decided
that the removal must be SO gentle as not to
hurt the urchins.
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NEWS NOTES AND COMMENT.

At Palestine they are still betting on the cleo
ton.
The Laredo postonicc is a bone of contcn-
ton.
Pre- Sident Grevy, of France is reported dan
gerOuSiy ill.
heavy frost reported ut Crockett, Texas,
on the 18th.
The county of Dallas cast $50 votes at the
dangerous counterfeit of the new silver
dollar Is reported.
a Dallas man out hutiny mad, rrtantly used
SlCo bill to wad his load with.
The Emperor rc"omrl,nhS the relief from
taxation OF the poorer CLASSES.
Mr.. A. d. Rhca has mystcriously dis,p-
peared from his home in Cook county
man named Holland was ran over bv u
switch engine and killed ut Fort Worth
The residence OF Mr. Luke Moore. city mar
shall OF Waco burned down Yesterday.
Brave Bear, the Sioux Indian, was hanged at
iankton, Dakota, for murder of Johnson.
new map of the United States is in the
hands of the printer; it will contain all recent
data.
Ten thousand bags of salt arrived at Calves
ton on the 18th by the steamer Martin from
Liverpool.
Patrick Joyce has been pronounced, guilty of
numbering the Joyce family. He declared his
innocence. "
GOV. C0lquitt of Ga, was declared cleo, oil
senator Tor the long term and thcnit was dis
covered that he lacked two votes
The disappearance of yellow fever. from tbc
lower no Grandc Is announced. The uluran-
tine has been raised and business revived.
The first special railway train ran into Eagle
Pass yesterday. McXic,ns are Hooking from
the interior 10 see the modern wonder
Secretary Tolcr lays the republican dora,,
in Colorado to diSatfected republicans and Thai
SlD,UWwerc expended in the election by these
d. RS.
tcncc of Mary Booth, n cOlored girl IA wears Of
age, VINO had been condemned to hunu for
poisoning Mr.. K. &. Gray.
The Marquis of QlIecnsburry created q die
thrlmncc at the Globe Theatre, London. nv
getting up in the audience and prOtestinI
against one Of the parties in the play.
A S:sl,OO diamond robbery was discovered ON
opening a package ut the n. Y. custom hoI,Sa
shipped by steamer City of Chester from TiT
erpOOi. The diamonds were stolen before tbny
were shipped my
Gen. Grant i'm the December number of tho
Nortn American Review in Il ten-page article
entltied An ndcs"rvcd Stigma" reviews
fltZ JOhn Porters case and contends that Fit
John mas been wronged and should be righted.
The shallow pates at Dallas are discussing the
propr'ety of getting rid of that nonsensical
9 y Inat Icxas: won as giving the largest
New York; good idea, but send along with it a
rebel yell" ~ "
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Tho Weather

Fort Sill, |. T., barometer, 30 10: baromei,r a..
Fort COncho barometer 3O.O7: Thermometer 40:
Eagle Pass barometer -; Thermometer -:
61..' oarouleter' S.il; thermometer A;
Z aeotine, barometer juIl; thermometer ~;
Galveston, barometer D.l0; Thermometer ~.
Port Eads barometer :D2l; Thermometer IN,
shreveport, barometer 8.l6; Thermometer ~:
Nlcksburg, barometer JOB Thermometer a..
Little Rock, barometer 30.2222; Thermometer n.
Dodge City, barometer 30G2 thernometer IA.
Platte, Neb barometer ;D:IS; thermometer =.
bismarck, barometer COL; thermometer A.
Elliott, barometer -: Thermometer
Memphis, barometer 4L9l; thermometer A..
Fort Brown, barometer =: thermOmptpr -
DenisOn, barometer, 30.lS; Thermometer :
lndianola, barometer30 800; thermometer, p
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16
Laredo the Gateway to Mexico.

George A Sander>On, general freight and poc-
senger agent of the Mexican National road
was in St Louis on Saturday on his way to
Cmcag0 to get upa lot of special printed mat
ter. The line proposes to show the ueonIe tbat
Monterey, Mexico, is of greater value as n
health resort than any place yet discovered.
He gives glowing descript on OF the climate
While here he consummatcd running arrange
ments with the Missouri Pacific and Iron MoiIn
tam Tor close connection at Laredo, where the
running Time To Monterey is made i'm ten hours
the Gould lines and the Mexican National viii
De put forth to make Laredo the Gateway tn
the Mexican Republic. - '""' "
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16

Lord Tarbat and Mr.. Keller did not stay
Mexico but they missed a train ut Laredo. had
to stay there day and, being told that Laredo
was something similar to Mexican towns, con
cluded to return They arrived here this
they 20 to New Orleans and thence to jamaica.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16

Capt. W. N. Monroe has been awarded a con
tract for work on the line of the Mexican Ma
tl0nal railway between SaltillO and Monterey.
and will soon proceed thence He Will employ
Mexicans the services of whom can be obtained
for remuneration OF IS cents day Amcr-
dav - w. 49, T -
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16
., What u Daisy Suit!

Was what she said as the young man passed II
popular young lady's house. ON Alamo street
The young man had been to Wofson's and III
ted himself out in one of those handsome
ready made suits. Mr.. WOlfSon has a full stock
To select from, also hats, ncckties boots ETC. t.
match and you can hardly fail to be pleased il
you will pay him call. ll-l6-:}t
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16
The Contest Being Outlined.
Special to the GlObe-DelnOcrat.

Washington, ID. c., November II. There will
be one OF the greatest contests over the next
SpcakcrShip, if indications here are worth any
thing. of any for Il number of congresses. The
friends of Mr.. Carlisle are actively in the field
They are composed, first, of the free trade and
tariff for revenue only element of the party,
and next, Of those who have grievances with
Mr.. Randall 1t seems rdiculOusly early for
the democrats to begin to make fools of them
selves over their recent victory, but it is not
too early, apparently for them. The friends of
Mr. Carlisle here have already figured up his
support, and according to these, Randall is to
be retired by hrge majority. The Carlisle
men Will make the square issue of
TARIFF REFORM.
They will claim that the majority of the
country is for free trade and are in favor of q
square issue on the tariff, win or lose 1t is al
together probable that the struggle of 1894 will
be clearly outlined this winter before the pres
ent congress is dead. There will be strong
southern boom for Carlisle. The south fur
nishes the democratic power and the south has
not had a speaker for thirty years. A southern
democrat says that Mr.. Randall can not be
elected speaker. This he considers unfortunate
because the issue of the tariff is to be forced
upon the party by the contest, and that 1t was
a dangerous thing to fool with the democrats
had found to their cost. 1t would lose the dem
Ocracy one of the great states it had just won
Randall. he thinks, IL u safe man, but Carlisle
would lay Randall and the party out.
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TARIFF REFORM.
Election Returns.

In fifty counties Jones has 1882 majority
over Ireland, and i'm "a counties Ireland has ~
149 over Jones; so Ireland leads Jones 2.757
with more cOuntie3 to hear from. Where oh
where, Is John Ireland's S0,CG0 majority!
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16

The Burchert troupe disappointed many
people by not coming hast night to fulfill the
engagement at the Casino.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16

The largest aud best selected syock of sheet
Music and music books in the city ut Rhodius
4 Tempsky's. 81
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16
Gen. Neil Assaulted.

This morning Gen. Andrew Nel of Austin,
accOsted Mr.. John D. DcweeSe on the street,
presenting an old note for S44, signed by ThOs.
Dcwecse and John o. Dewesse, dated Scguin,
September g, 1851 upon which $25 was paid in
1850. Gen. Neil stated that the note was out of
date but it was in his power to discharge il
now. Mr.. Deweese made some excuse about ii
and then became angry and struck Gen. Neil
severe blow in the face when parties
interfered. Mr.. DcwecSe was cited to ap-
pear before the recorder tomorrow morning.
c. ID. Hess,
Acme Opera Company,
Turner Opera Hall,
Tonight.
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For Rent,

furnished, within three blocks from Nam
plaza Enquire at Geo. w. Caldwell's office.
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LOsT-A white and brown Chihuahua doc.
listens 10 name OF 'Chulla." Reward will be
paid for return of dog to No. .s2l, Starr street
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-11-16
In h's original creation, Professor jeremiah
Gmcrack, F. K. s., l.. l.. d., n. g., u. d., sup
ported by the charming actress and vocalist
MISS LISETTA ELLANI

And carefully selected company, consolt-
dated into the most ridiculously extremely
laughable. thoroughly innocent, charmingly
musical and altogether most enjoyable. Two
act musical comedy concet, by Chas. p Brown,
Astounding in couiical situations, new and
mirthful specialties, musical selections pleaG-
ing ballads, cOmcal songs, duets aud triOs,
witty dialogue. funny Swings and dOings CON-
bined in Melange of Mirth and melody.
ADMISSION S1.W GALLERY 80 Cents
Seats secured without extra charge, ut
Risches. Illicit
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-03

rescued when three or four policemen
came to the Supsrintendsnt's assistance.
The pistol was captured by one OF the
crowd. MacLean was miserably clad.
He was taken into High street and
thence conveyed to the police station In
q cab.
LONDON, March 2-.7:30 P. M.-The
Queen drove of to the castle imme-
diatsly after she was fred at. The mis-.
crssnt was followed to the police station
by o large crowd Of people. Newspaper
hawkers are now crying the news on the
London streets. 1t caused q great eI-
element.
As soon az the Queen arrived at the
castle she ordered an equerry to proceed
to the depot to inquire II any u had
been hurt. The report OF the pistol was
sharp. but not loud. Mclean probably
intended firing again, when the revolver.
which appeared to be o new one. was
knocked from his hand by . bystandsf
and handed to the police.
Eton scholars were prominent in The
attempt to lynch MacLesn.
|. Ponsonby. the Queens secretary, pro-
cssdsd TO the police station. and alter
obtaining all the information possible,
telegraphed to Gladstone the facts oil
the assault. It Is understood that ths
Queen has not received any shock.
MacLean 10 said to be an inhsbitanl
OF q South Sea island. The opinion 10
that the act was the result OF lunacy.
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callaneO

CINCINNATI. March ed. G. Turner,
brother Of the President Of the Chamber
OF Commsrcs. was found dead In his
room with . pistol ball in his right tenn
pie. He had recently been robbed, and
II is thought that tho shot was fred acct
dsutally while under the influence oil
cbloroiorm and imagining that robbers
were present.
CHICAGO, March 2.-Orvills Il. Roe.
Lasalis, Illinois, an idle. drunken car.
pentsr, shot his wife because she refused
longer to support him, and then killed
himself. Five children were found cling
ing to the woman's body az she lay upon
the floor. She will probably die.
DENVER, March Authorization was
obtained today that two Mormon men
and the wife and daughter OF Thomas
Mathewson were not killed by Indians
as reported yesterday. They were
lost during . trip through Arizona and
Now Mexico. but further details are not
known.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Ths Presi.
dent has nominated Cornelius A. Logan,
of Illinois, to be Envoy Extraordinary
aud Minister Plenipotentiary to Chill,
and John B. Weaver, OF North Carolina.
as United States Consul to Bahia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-03
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.

The Postmasters In this State have Just
received an order making material changes
In the classification Of matter sent through
the mails.
Mailsble matter OF the first class shall
embrace all matter wholly or partially In
writing. except IS herein provided-Aci
March 3, 1879, Section 8, 20 Statute, p.
S5s.
The exceptions arc as follows Z:
1. Corrected proof.sheets and manu-
script copy accompanying the same.-sec.
ton II, p. $50.
2. Date and name OF tho addressed, and
Of the sender Of circulars, and the correc.
ton OF mere typographical errors therein.
Section "a, p.SG0.
8. Bills. receipts and orders for subscrip-
tons inclosed In second.clsss publications,
provided such bills. receipts and orders
shall be in such form ~ to convey no other
information than the name, location and
subscription price Of the publication or
publications TO which they refer. Section
IS, p. 36l.
/. The name and address Of the person
to whom second-class matter may DO sent,
and index figure Of . subscription book,
and words or figures, or both, indicating
the date on which tho subscription In such
matter will end. Section "a. D. $50.
s. Upon matter OF the third-class, OF
upon the wrapper i~nclosing the same. the
sender may write his own name or address,
NTH the word ''from" above and proceed
ing the Same, and In either case may make
simple marks, intended to designate Z
vord or pssssQe of the text 70 which II II
] desired TO call attention.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-03
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
Railroad Accidents.

PAaxERspuno. W. Va, March D.
The west.bound passenger train on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last night
ran upon Q stone at a tollsats, throwing
all the cars except the sleeper from the
track. The engine ran into the store Of
George W. James. The store and the
train, except the sleeper. were burned.
John Gigley and John Bremen. engineer
and fireman. were instantly killed. The
mail and express matter were mostly
saved.
OoDESsBUno. N. Y, March 2.-Ths
engine and baggage car Of q passenger
train on the 0gdensburg and Lake
Cbamplain Railroad ran into . washout.
killing James Chambers. engineer. and
Henry Pstris. fireman. The express
messenger and baggage man were badly
injured. No passengers were hurt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-03
Miscellaneous.

LONDON. March 2.-Ths Russo.Jewish
Committee have prepared q statement
confirming the reports OF outrages on
Jews In Russia. including many cases OF
murder and rape, which recent British
Consular reports discredited.
In the Parliamentary election al
Northampton today Bradlaugh received
3798 votes and Corbetf 1857.
VIENNA, March 2.-Gsneral Skobelof
has left for st. Petersburg. Two Aus
trisn detectives wero ordered to watch
the General from the moment OF bis ar
irving ct the frontier. His stay here was
almost unnotic-d. In a conversation
with a journalist Skobeloff said be failed
to understand the stir caused by his re.
cent speech, as much severer language
was being spoken and written in Russia
daily. He said he had spoken merely
as o private individual.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 2.-Tho Gear
is extremely distressed and annoyed by
the effects Of General Skobeloff's recent
speech.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-03

The great spectacular play. entitled
1.-THE World" will be presented at Pr
per's Opera House. Virginia. Monday
night, March 9Th. commencing an en-
gasement OF the Havsrly Company Of
four nights and o matinee. The piece
has drawn crowded houses in San Fran.
cisco during q long engagement OF the
company 10 that city. The play Is said
to be full OF attractions and sensations
from first to last. In the first act is the
wharf and steamer scene at Cape Town,
Africa; 10 the second the blowing up OF
the steamer at sea; in the third the raft
scene. In the fourth Is given a fine
scene in London. while in the closing
act is presented the great elevator scene.
The company bring with them a vast
amount Of scenery. therefore the piece
will be put upon the stage the same as
in San Francisco.
Box Office now open for sale OF re-
served seats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-03
National Banks.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-Some Demo
cratic Congressman are very much op'
posed to giving anything like party sup
port to Vests bill for wiping out the
National Bank circulation. They say
this is o dangerous question. and the
Democratic party will suffer u 1t sup
ports Vests. bill. There will be On ef'
fort, probably. to smother 1t In commit
tee. One Democrat says 1t may DO O
very good measure for Missouri. where
greenbsckism prevails. but that IL IL
dangerous for the party to indorse 1t,
and that he is determined to oppose 1t,
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES,
Excitement In London-Queen Vic.
tOria Shot At.

t0fla BIOL Az
LONDON, March 2.-As the Queen
was entering her carriage this evening at
Windsor q man In the station yard fred
q pistol ct her. The man. who was Q mis-.
ersbls-lookine object, wal Immediately
seized by several policeman and taken to
Windsor police station. No one was
hurt.
The niscrssut gives the name Of Ro-
derrick MscLsan. He was With difficulty
rescued from the crowd. The Queen
arrived at Windsor about 5:l5. She
has been in London since Tuesday.
where she gave . drawing.room Wsdnes-
day In honor OF Princess Helena. OF
Wsldecke, who Is to marry Prince Leo
pold. A crowd assembled OF Bucking-
ham Palace this morning In hopes to
sec the Queen drive out. The drmsanor
Of the people was a. cordial as ever.
There was q large crowd Of spectators
awaiting the Queens arrival at Windsor.
The Queen walked across the platform
o the railway station to the carriage
which was waiting to take her to the
castle. John Brown had already a..
c.ndsd 10 his seat behind the carriage,
when q man, standing ct the entrance to
the maia station yard, among the spec.
tators, pointed Q pistol at the carriage
and fred. To judge from the report the
pistol was not heavily loaded. The
Queen. who vas probably not aware Of
what had happened. was Immediately
driven to the castle; but before she
passed the man had been seized by the
Superintendent Of the borough police,
who was standing near BY. BE was also
violently seized BY the crowd and only
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-03
storey coua,y's meath Roll.

There were ten deaths In Storey county
during February. OF this number only
one occurred in Gold Hill. That was
Annie Trumbull. born in Nevada. aged
three months.
VIRGINIA DEATHS.
William Krauss. o native OF Prussia,
ased 4S years; cause Of death. diseased
liver and kidneys.
Mrs. Eugeuia Lafrance. Cohoes, New
York. 80 years.
Morgan Spence. Virginia, 43 years;
typhoid fever.
6 years; asthma.
James II. Murphy. Nevada, 3 years
and 7 months; bronchitis.
p. G. Dewey. Canada, 80 years; con.
sumption.
John Rosssau, Canada, CT years; in.
Jury TO chest.
Martin Mcnamara. Nevada, 3 months;
p%nsumonis.
Augustus Ash. Baden. Germany, IS
years and CT months; killed by the dis
charge Of his pistol.
The following deaths OF former resi-.
dents occurred outside OF the county
during the month:
Thomas Rouett. England. 20 years;
Reno-suffocsted BY gas.
William Higgins. England, 20 years;
Reno-sutfocated by gas.
Mrs. j. Is. Cowen, San Francisco
dropsy.
James Burns, Salt Lake City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-03

The Commissioners Of the State In
sane Asylum. Messrs. Adams. Crockett,
Hallock, Deal and Huffaker, yesterday
accepted the new Asylum from the con-
tractors, Mr.. Deal making complImen.
tsry remarks in relation to the manner
In which the work had been done.
An ipcendiary attempted to start q
fire in the business portion Of Reno
Wednesday night. Fortunately IL vas
unsuccessful. The Tar Bucket Brigade
has been recognized there.
The examination OF the boys Laity
and Boland. charged with grand larceny
in stealing Sutro Tunnel Company's
machinery, has been continued till next
Wednesday.
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The case Of J. Young VI. ]. G. Hsmp.
ton wss decided in the District Court
this morning in favor Of the plaintiff on
the ~plsadinss. 1t was not given to the
jury.
Lyman Psrke. brother Of the late Ira
g. Psrke, 10 on the Comstoek. He con.
arms the report that his brother died OF
heart disease.
A small sprinklins Of snow vas to be
seen on the ground this morning. II
rapidly disappeared under the influence
OF sunshine.
The Yellow Jacket pump was slowed
TO ave strokes last night and the water
IL again slowly rising.
The County Commissioners met today
to pass upon the usual claims against
the county.
The citizens Of Reno are trying to or.
Qanizs Q military company.