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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-01

Dy vIRTuE OF An EXECUTION IssuED
~ cs. S Of - ths - sis.h Judicial District coSrt.
vads, and 10 me dirsctsd sed delivered for
Judgment rendered In said Court on the Twsn-
tieth day Of Jsnusry. A. D. 1853, II favor Of A.
J. Blair and against the Bristol Silver Mining
sSssssay :nS az ssico 10 % q sSiis S.Ss TO-
gstAsr with ete.TS dollArs, tsx costs, and eli
cruine costs and interest,", have levied on the
following property, to-wit;
steam boiler with attarhnsnts. ~ barrels
battery screen, cans Of sodium. - small black
Iced cruciblss, ! pair erucibls tones. , bull
lien nolds, assay mufnss. button molds. .
iron mortara and psstlss .sx quic1silver kettles.
seupsi nolds. : as.sy tonss. : boss heads.
gass-pips. I smokestack about 30 feet long ]
cast-iron rstort front, monksy wfsnchss, !
srnsll sledses. hand-sx.2 v pipe wrsnchss. !
srindstons. sds. planes. 1 spirit ievei. o.
pounds iron washsrs, sassrs. 10 plsnhs asie
row. 1 anvil. II blaeksmith tosls with handler
patent screw plates, II pairs hlfcksiisl
topgs. ~ pieces Of stnbsrs 6xs inches. ~ pieces
1xs inchss, . pieces Ga inches. II pieces 2ze
pss. ~ p.i.: p :iss sss i piece! 'sss linen sI. psns
90 pieces lxl. II Etssse tse. visess 6ss. 1:
pieces szs. 10 ptscss 9.iaoh plssk. % pieces ss
and iozio hsvn. - pieces re. % pieces IA. II
,sss NOR. .. i:.' y P;ns poles. piece Of tin
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Friday. the Second day 81 February
A. y. 1888, at ~ o,cicck y. Of that day. vii
sell all the right title and interest OF said Byis
tol Silver Mining Company in and 70 the abov
described property, 81 the Bristol Silver MIN
ing Conpany's mill. n Lincoln county. Nevada
at public suction. for cash IN hand. to tn
tion and all costs.
ja37td or SHERWOOD, Sheriff
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DY VIRTUE orAN ORDER OF sALE ISSUED
ID out Of the Sixth judicial District Court, in
and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada,
and to me dirsetsd and delivered. for jude-
msnt rendered In said Court on the eth day Of
August, 4. d. 1883, in favor Of A1chis NcQusig,
Plaintiff. and against the Maynower Silver
Mining Company and the Hayd0wer Mine and
Mining Claim, Defsndanta, for the sum Of ssven
hundred and six l-lOo tS7O6 l-1o0), gold coin
dollars, debt, together with seventy (y70) dollsrs,
tax costs, and all sccruing costs snd interest.
have levied on the following property, to Wit:
That certain mins or mining claiIn known -
and called By the name Of the Asyfo~e er Mine
and Mining Claim, situate. lying and being In
Bristol Mining District. Lincoln County.
STATE Of Nevada. and duly recorded In the Min
ing Records Of said Mining District. containing Z
eight hundred linear feet on said ledge or lode :,
together with the sppurtenAnces thereto bslong 4.
ing. and al the rights and privileges psrtainiL Z
thereto.
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Saturday. the ssh day Of Ocsob.r.
A. D. 1855, 1t ~ clock n. Of that day, win
sell all the right. title and interest Of said Nay
flower Silver Nintng Company IN and TO the
above deseribed property. and the said Nay
flower Mine and Mining claim. at the front doos
Of the Courthouse In Phoebe, Lincoln county
State Of Nsvada, ct public auction. for cash IN
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy
said judgment and decree and all c0sts, and I'll
costs that may accrue.
ssiS-td. o. SHERWOOD. sherin.
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The term masher," which has been
regarded as a slang expression, employed
by the careless for an elegant young man,
mas been rescued from the vulgar position
~ Charles Mackay, who pronounces it
Doth appropriate and antique II is do.
rived from the Gaelic maise, pronounced
Inasher and signifies fine, handsome, and
was originally applied to dandy,
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Application for a Patent
No. 752
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

Eureka, Nevada, February Sth, A. ID 1888
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT D.
IN Fallis, whose post Office address ia Gin
cinnati, Ohio, has this day filed his application
for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet OF
the Illinois mine or vein bearing gold and silver
with surface ground six hundred feet in width
situated in Pahranagat Lake Mining District
County of lincoln. and State of Nevada, and
designated by the field notes and official plat
on file in this office as lot No. 40 and 38. in
township 8, South Range, 50 East Of Mount Dis
bio meridian. The exterior boundaries Of said
lot No. 40 and 38 being rs follows, to wit:
Beginning at post marked No /, q s Survey
No 40 whencet the South 4 post of sec 80, T 8.
s r, SO z, bears 8 53h deg 343 feet; thence.
running, LIST course, 67 deg w 1860 feet to
thence, I'd course. N % deg W 600 feet to
post marked No 8, Survey No 40 and So;
thence, Sd course, 67 deg 4 1900 feet to post
marked No4, U Survey No 40 and SO: thence,
An course. S % deg 600 fset to post No !, the
place of beginning. Containing 90 66100 acres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian witt
| magnetic variation of 16 deg East of Pahrsna
| gat Lake mining district.
The location of this mine Is recorded in the
Recorders Office of Lircoln county, Nevada.
| This claim is bounded by no known claims.
| ANY and all persons claiming adversely any
| portion of said "Illinois" mine or surface
| ground are required to file their adverse claim
| with the Register Of the United States Land
| Office at Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, during
| the sixty days period of publication hereof, OF
| they will be barred by virtue of the provisior'
| Of the Statute.
FIJI. HINCKLEY, Register.
II is hereby ordered that the foregoing motto,
of application for patent be published for tn,
| period of ten consecutive weeks in the Piochl
| RECORD, a weekly newspaper, published
Pioche Lincoln county, Nevada.
fl7.lOt. FIJI. HINCKLEY, Register.
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prove their opportunities remain in proverty
We offer a great chance to make money. We
want many men, women, boys and girls to work
for us right in their own localities. Any one
can do the work properly right from the start.
Tho business will pay more than ten times
ordinary wages. Expensive outfit furnished
free. No one who engages fails to make money
rapidly. You can devote your whole time to the
work. or only your spare moments. Full In.
formation and all that Is needed sent free. Ad.
dress srIEsos & Co., Portland, Maine.
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PATENT NOTICES.
Application for n Patent
No. ISL.
rNfrrn, RrArrs LANn OTrlCr,

40. ISL.
UNITED STATES LAsp OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, February 3, A. ID. lssS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ID. j.
~ Falls and J. ID. Lehmer, whose postohiee
address ia Cincinnati. Ohio, have this day hied
drcd linear feet OF the "Indian Chief mine or
vein bearing gold and silver, with surface
ground six hundred feet in width. situated
IN PahranAgat Lake Mining District, County
OF Lincoln and State OF Nevada. and designated
by the field notes and official plat on hle In this
Office as Lot Number 80. In Township 3, South
Range. so East OF Mount Diablo Meridian. The
exterior boundaries of said Lot No. 80 being az
follows. to wit
beginning at post marked No l. sur
secy No 80, whence the u post between sections
81 and 20, r 2. \ II, 90 Il. NJ d NJ, bears deg
IS min 4 100 feet, and the mouth Of Springer 9
Tunnel bears lev deg W 100 feet. Thence
ruuning, LIST course, = Deg 40 min 1900 0feet.
to post marked No J, Survey No 30. old
monument bears \ IL feet from said post No 2.
Thence, I'd course. N 81 deg Is min W 600 feet.
to post marked No3. U Survey No 80; old
monument bears 81 deg W 20 feet from sAid
post Mo- 8. Thence, Sd course, deg 10 min
Il 1900 feet, to post marked No 4. U Survey No
SO: old monument bears 8 81 deg 80 min W "a
feet from post No4. Thence. 4th course. B "a
deg l5 min 600 feet, to post marked No l, the
place OF beginning. Magnetic variation 16 deg
East containing 20 66-l0O acres.
The location of this mine Is recorded iu
the Recorders office Of Lincoln County, State oi
Nevada, in Book OF Mining Notices, page 25S
This claim Is bounded by no known claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely an,
portion OF said 'Indian Chief" mine or sur
lace ground are required to file their advefs'
claim with tho Register of the United State
Land Office at Eureka, in the State Of Nevada
during the sixty days period of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of tn
provisions of the statute.
FIJI HINCKLEY, Register.
tits hereby ordered that the foregoing motto
Of application for patent be published for tn
period of ten consecutive weeks in the Pioch
| REcoRD, a weekly newspaper, published a
| Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada.
fl7-1Ot FIJI. HINCKLEY, Register.
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Thursday, the First day ofFebauary,

A, D. 1888, at - O'Clock M. of that day, I will
sell all the right title and interest OF said N j..
Devine in and to the above described prop
erty, at the town OF Bristol. Lincoln County,
Nevada, at public auction, for cash In hand.
to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
execution and all costs.
O.P. SHERWOOD, Sheriff.
BY 8. D. SMITH, Deputy Sheriff. j27-td
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All PERSONS having business With this ofiee are
requested TO address the RECORD PUBLISHING
C1aPaSY. We hsse no snfhorixad Agents.
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ruE RECORD

A liyerea In Piochs ARD Bnliiouvilie st Is
csn,s YER wsek, payable 10 the Carriers.
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Trustees Sale.

NoTIcE IL HxRxSY GIVEN. THAT PuR.
IN suant 10 the authority vested in me in end
By . certain Deed Of Trust. executed By the
Bristol Silver Mining Conpeny 10 me, bearing
date June 18th. les3, and yseordsd in Lincoln
County. Nevada. Records. in Book r. Pages efl
Of Of Ii. interest du. 3.sssssr ISL. M isss. On s1s
notes secarsd BY ssid Trust Deed, in the sum
Of Fifteen Thousand Dollass. viii sell, at pub.
lie auction. to the highest bidder At the Board
ing House sf the said Company in Rfistol. LIN
coin County, Nevada. on the
Eighth day 81 ssptss~hev. Isss.
A. . O'Clock ?. H., The properly mentioned a.
described In ssid Trust Deed, Or 90 nps,
ssts and costs Of sale. 70 VT:
NIL Psss ssa i;:s'h .;s s,s Jssa .
House, Barn, Assay 0mes. 1laetsmith shop.
and al properties situated n Bfistoi NipiIs
District. Lincoln County. state ef Nevada, aad
All q that ssrssis nisiss eiasn Known ss ii.
"Ohie" mine.
All Of that certain niniss claim inown as shs
"Nsvads" mine.
An undividsd oss.As,f Of shas certain misins &
AN An undivid:1 sss.hsiY q ssas Certain m,s,ss
sIaim Known - The "Cootaet" mina.
An undivided ens-haIf Of that csrssI, nisis r
iesssises. o. privil.ss. ssrsssss the '.bris'oi
The Bristol silver Nisisa conpasy Mil :, d
Millsits, eoutaining ele aefes Of lana. more OF
lsss.
That certain Ts,.stsnp silver oaar,x Mni
thereon. with MIN Building. ORE Hsuss, kstoIs
HOUSE, Engine Roon, sppurtsnsuess and As.
ehinsry. tnciud'ng pass, ; ssttlsss, 70-hosss
power steam engine, Z boilerB, cleanup psn, st.
tort. we'll and well fixtures, boarding house
building with furniture, barn. assay once
with furnace and tools, blsclsDith shop with
tools. 1 building used a. lodging house for en-.
ployss. All machinery, tools, implements and
| appurtsnancss now st the mines and mill store.
aid. And also all the real estate and interest
| or other claim or dsmssd. - we'll In Law % In
| equity. which the said Bristol silver MininS
company now hes. or may hereafter scQuiIs of
| In and 70 the said premises, with the sppurttn
| auees.
Dated August let, 1855
aull.3t H1NxY r. WxLLK, Trustee.
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jon WORK done with Neatness n
tho Recordo Office.
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lat THE
! action in
p, Lincoln
action tho
wer Silver
nd Comet
ction ~
I plaintih
following
ituated In
inty. state
wn an the
aiming 500,
I'd under
he I@gia
entitled
mechanics
9 IN relt'
'7b, Now,
,orclsim.
proyit,
10 be spd
7ih day ot
A, M spa
liens aud
nholdsr,
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Nay,

1hy,
m. OF thai
d interest
nd to the
Z doors OF
In county.
n hand,
Atisfy sal /.
/. sheriff.
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I, on the
1881. 10
Whitton
Isabelll
AIcMur
Murray
chsel Z.
Service.
dred and
together
P.COj dol.
nd sixty
II accrlL
! the fol
the said
ninins
District.
Fvada, To-
aid Ten
, follows,
ne, Ssnts
ne,SilyeI
Ege mine.
included
All that
hundred
led in the
- mine or
ht eI five
e or min
| district
Ing claim
yfded in
and two
ng claim
said min
lid claim
3 or less.
ontaining
n and re-
ct as the
ired t6CoD
md mine
said dis-
ticb said
An un6i-
u mining
Eistrict as
contains
tain min
1900 feet
Dc Of said
: mining
m, which
Down and
let a. the
An undi.
1t certain
recorded
let as the
obtaining
An undi-
ty-six and
n mining
rds Of said
ng claim,
feet. All
nown and
becdolite'
{ hundred
" mining
Of water
ident and
he "Tica-
and sixty
D Russell
'Ticapoo''
d springs
hwesterly
described.
|eiDg situ-
N Pahute
evada, as
records Of
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A ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
IA Job Printing gdone nrstclaskstyle ana
atshortnoticef
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-30
QUEEN CHRISTINA.
WHAT SHE HAS TO SAY ABOUT THE GOSSIP OF
MADRID

MADRID.
To reply to he story about Queen Chris
tina's departure from Spain, the Paris cor
respondent of The London Times sends the
foliowiDg: friend of mine, who returned
from Spain b. the very train 10 which the
Queen Travelled aud who saw the hing and
Qusen We, k ago, sends me the following
note:
81 ,st Thur.dsy 1 went 10 bid good bye to
the King. found him with the Queen
His Msjesty asked me whittier / intended
going. l replied that was going to London
for the end OF the season. when do you
start? asked the King. Ca Monday, your
ma i-sty' 'The day on which / co. cried the
Queen, gayly. Yes, your msj,siy; so the
journey has BEEN decided uponp Yes
said the King. Then changing his tone, be
added: Have you heard that people are
saying at Madrid that we have quarreled?
| bowed without replying. The Queen said,
Il should have started last year, out l did
not lie to leave the King. This year a silly
Story has been invented. Ii | do not start
the re is no Certainty that a still sillier one
will not be Invented rext year. In this way
l should wait forever. L shall start, but at
the station We shall make you a present,
which will be reply
son Mouday / left by the Queens train.
At the station the King, in the Queens pres
ence. handed me photograph, just taken, of
the King and Queen"
And my friend showed me this photograph,
dsied June 11th.
as it not sickening 10 gee these wretched
inventions making the rounds Of the press?
1t has been said thai the Green will not re-
turn to SPAN During her absence The King
Will 90 10 Valencia H will fetch the Queen
to 60 TO the G. a j. TIL Angus. At the end
of August, or in Septembsr, he King, ac-
compaDied by the Marquis de la Vegs de
Armijo, will make a trip to Paris, London,
Berlin and Vienna. Senior Sagasta, Prime
Minister, viii remain with the Queen, who
will be appointed Reg-ni during the Kings
abs-nce. All this Shove what amount Of
trail there is in the sofy that the Queen
h ID left Mad id to fly from fallhless hus-
band"
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Large Increase m the Number aud Xxx
tent for the First Half of ISSS.

NEW YORK, June 29.-The approximate
figures OF business failures over the country
for the half year ending to-day, compiled by
r. G. Dun & Co., indicate large increase
in the number and extent of liabilities, as
compared with the corresponding period of
the two previous years. For the first six
months of 1881, tue failures were 1852; fret
six months of 1882, 1897; FIRST six months of
1888, 1857. The liabilities shoH greater in
crease. In 1881, the Liabilities for the first
six months were $40, 600; in 1882, $780,
000,0 600; in 1883, $66,o00,O00. The increase
in Liabilities for the last half year is attrib-
uted largely TO speculative failures in the
West; but even deductiug the Indebtedness
spriDging from this cause, the increase in
failures and liabilities is marked. It is no.
ticeable, however, that during the second
quarter of the year mercantile dissstets were
much less than in the first quarter, in which
the bulk OF increase occurs; go that it is pos
sible the worst part Of the year has ben
gone over. The reports as to the business
outlook from ninety-.even trade centers in
dictate more hopeful feeling as to the future.
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able character they are admitted into an en-
trance class. Later Oh, should they be SO
disposed and be approved Of, they become
full members, enjoying the came privileges
as the rest. The people want for no neces-
sary OF life; they are satisfied snd labor
faithfully. No jealousy or disputes have
troubled them; the decisions of the
committee are readily obeyed. Religiously
they believe in the Bible and have divine
service every Sunday morning and evening.
They have no clergy, one Of the older mem
bers, chosen for the purpose, reads chapter
of the Bible and conducts the very simple
services, there are no ceremonies, and the
place OF worship is called the Westinghouse,
not the church; the only religious holiday
they recognize is Christmas. Marriage ia .
civil ceremony before q justice, who il a
member OF the community. Formerly all
dressed alike, but new that regulation is not
strictly adhered To-. The dress is plain, the
women wear calico with homemade straw
hat. The wool grown on the place is manu-
featured into hats, garments and other aru-
cles. Every family raises its own produce.
If money is wanted it is applied for; what is
not 30 used is devoted 10 the construction
of good roads, buildings, and other
improvements. There are two schools
where the children are educated;
they learn both the Fog lish and the German
Languages. The community have flourish
ing mill, ahip good deal of wheat, and sell
many cattle, and there are two wooden and
two grist mills. Most Of the people are Re-
publicsns, but there are six or seven Demo-
Gratis. Grapes and hops are grown to make
beer and wine, but there is no intemperauce.
A large hotel is carried on, there being many
visitors in summer. Some of the community
are mechanics. The children appear very
cheerful and coDtented, and the girls, some
of whom are very pretty in their plain APP
parel, show no envy OF The dsshing dresses
of their visitors. The people OF Zoar live
in tranquil, untroubled life in their beauti-
full valley, unvexed by most of the troubles
that try and grieye world that pays with
many griefs aud abiding SORROWS for its fol-
lies and indulgences. With the old song we
may say of Zoar, ''If there is peace TO be
found in the world, the heart that is humble
msy hope for it here"
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saying the department of Pima has pro-
C aimed Tor GrU. Iglesias, and August Sc
minaro has accepted the appointment a.
project
HALIFAX, June 29-The Newfoundland
Methodist Conference voted in favor Of the
basis OF unicn-26 for and against.
HAMBURG, June 29.-In the second bailot
for member of the Reicbstsg for the Fire
District Of Hsm5urg, Herr BeDel, Socialist
defeated Herr R.be, Fortschrilt candidate,
By majority Of los.
QUEBEC, June 29.-Through the exerlious
Of the Geographical Soclety of Quebec a
survey is about to be underiaker of a re-
markabe country lying between Lake s.,
John and Hudson Bay. A large proportion
of the cost of the expedition will be borne
BY the governments Of the Dominion and
Quebec.
LONDON, June 29.-The London Press
Association says there Is reason 20 be-
lieve that the Marquis of Lausdowne
Oh 4irmaD of the Joint COMMITTEE Of the
HoUse of Lords and Commons on the chan.
nel tunnel project, will report iavorably
upon the scheme, and that there will also be
a minority report.
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THE VILLAGE OF CONTENT.

AT a distance of eighty miles from the city
of CT .velsnd, o., at the Wheeling junction of
The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad, there
'xisls community not a member OF which
move what poverty Is, or has any dread Of
. Ever knowing. Every man, woman and
thild born in it has always had enough to
eat aud TO wear, and as long as they please
10 keep up the system that saves them from
endless anxielies and heartaches, from men
dicants and ca4es OF "death from exposure
and want" such as we have occasionally in
Memphis, they always will have. To have
always sufficien, for the present and without
n Iesr OF any want Of the necesssries of life
Tor the future -hoy many Thousands would
give almost auythiog tor such privilege,
ze. that privilege is enjoyed from birth
10 death by the people of Zoar,
They call the place Zoar because it is safe
Iefug. from the Sodom without, that reeks
With crime and sbrieks from self-inhicted
sgonjes. Two Germans, with some adhe-
tents to certain ideas they intended to carry
out, founded in 1917 the community in ques-
ton. The place contains 800 inhabitants,
few of whom ever leave it except some
young men ambitious for 8 wider career.
The situation OF the place is excellent, and
iood sound cultivation has m ade it very
hover of beauty. The gardener of the town
has M 3st exquisite ground, and is a success
Jul grower of cactuses aud other tropical
plants. The houses are generally plain and
nea', but some OF them have c1polas, or are
EVEN oruameuted With stone columns.
Cleveland Herald reporter has recently viz
tied the place, OF which he gives very good
account. h found the people without
any desire to accumulate personal wealth,
all work for common good, as
the hands in a mandatory or on a
large farm, but all that is produced is their
OVID, including thousands of acres of some of
The richest land in Oaio. The proceeds Of
their labor, beyond what is needed for their
own wants, goes into a common treasury.
Food, provisions of ali kinds, and clothing
are supplied by the officials as required;
these are three trustees and committee of
five, all elected annually by ballot. None
can reside ia Zoar permanently but the mem
bers of the community. Persons wishing to
become members undergo years proba-
zion. II they PrJve OF pure and unimpeach-
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JACKSON, MISS.
A Cordial Invitation Tat VIII Doubt.
less be Accepted.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, June 29.-Over 400 Of our most
substantial citizens and business men have
to-day ratified the action of the meeting Last
nigh, asking for a meeting OF the Missis-
sippi Press Association of 1884, at this place,
by signing paper guaranteeing the Press a
good time. r. K. Jayne, E. s. Wilson, 4
a. Henry, J. L. Powers and John c. Hill
were appointed a committee to wait on the
Convention and ask it to meet here. 1t will
be sure to come, and the members will be
royalty entertained.
The Tribune, the new Independent organ
is being distributed free to-day. 1t furiously
attacks the proposition to fuse, which is good
reason for the fusion.
Gov Stone left for home tonight,