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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

From Symcs q Co. Pharmaceutical 4 J
cal Hail, simia. January 5. itc1 TO 4.
ESQ. 80. Great Resell Street. n'1l1Iat
Dear Slr.-Wc cnhface iti1 urr1IiInIiF D
Ing vou anon the wIl=srrcld frbglsliu
esteemed medicine. Dr.. J. Coils iluuHr
has earned for itself not emily In a'11i |
over the East. As 4 remedy Cor rrnrIHl 81
question whether a better a imported INF
and We shall b. glad g. bear ~ iia lll'r
every Annlo-indian home. Tn of-sl i
sory to say, are now relerafcd 20 i1t l1iitf
judging from their sale. We fancy their ],
will be- but cvanoscenf. We could mnlI|rl
al iafnifnut Of the e1lr1orlluarf fitf1C'i Il
DrcWnc's Chiorodyne in uiar1gs Tafl
Spasms. Cramps. Nrnralrla. the F1mIIInFr u
1ad AZ 4 general sndailyo. that have nctnIf
personal observation during many years. 4
biarrhara. and even IN the more Terrible 20
era iisclf. We have vitEcased q. s1lpr.s.l'
ing power. We haer never ntcd 1nr uTrCI
medicine thaa Coils Brownies non am
that tits decidedly the best. and also rom q y
We owe 80 the profession ard Ia pu1IIl.
opinion that the suhsiltatt.-a of 1nr uIH-r
Brownc's IL 4 nELmEntrn nnEAcn o. r.
PART or TIE cunnIsr 10 rEascunrn A
ALIKE. We are, SiE, faithfully yuHrs. u
Members Of the Phnrm. sociriY 81 1rcata
E1ccllcncy the Vlreroy's Chemists
CAUTION. -vicc-Chaucoliof 81 &.
stated that DR.. J. Coils Browne was. anfI
Inventor Of chlnrudvne. that the siuTV
dant Freeman was deliberately pflirue.
regretted 70 sny. had been sworn tc'-.src %
july -, 1854.
Sold In bottles az u. I'D. IS. ni. a. @
each. None r. genuinc without the W Ilds
lls Browne Chiurudync OF ne onfrrn1
Overwhelming medical Testimony ads,rnIi
bottle.
Cauiion--Beuarr % Piracy and lnia
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

a GENT ofBremon Boartlo UndertFrttcrrs
"A AGENT o. Dresden Boarl Of Underwriters.
Agent Of Vienna Board Of Underwater
Claims against Insrrsnse Companies wiihiu the iurs
diction Of the above Bards OF Underwriters VII have
to be eertiacd to BY she above Agent % make theii
valid rs
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VOL. XIX.---NO. 80. (

lily of L arisch Moenisch. The entire house
Of lsemburg Birstein has gone over to
Rome; while there have been numerous
conversions IN the family of the Counts
OF Stollberg. The same may be said OF
the families Of Hahn PEEL. Scherr -Thoss,
Schoenberg, and considerable number
of others. In Germany, as In other -coun-
tres. the conversions of recent years have
mainly been among the upper classes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03


Advice p lnraiIls.-ll Iln nIan = Il
frca1Inr rifrn. frN1 lIUm 1rlIa11E| lHIII
anguish. 90 calm and 1FNrItN NI|I
rrnlr1Fifl dIsr1en. i=7--1Ia'r aH1 i'II
raauI1ta t1H -iIaaIattr4 '71IINIa - ~ 4
1rrII'|N T1IIHHIT = |III N.ETIH |'IH r
sd b. ID. 3 CdIIId HIaauN II'I if|IE n \
which he gave the name u1 ClILuNNaI
q admlifcd BY ne prulessluu On ne ne n
and valuable rer.-sss7 cVrf Discovered.
CHLOHODYNE 81 ne hcstrrme|Ig 80
Consumptlan, nrorclllir. llallma-
CHLORoDYNE sets NE a cham n
IL the cay specific IN c1c.sfl lud 1I.en
CHLORODYNE eGecnaily cuia snort
Epilepsy. uysseria. falpiialIon, sod spa
CuLoR0DYNE isthe only palliative
rheumatism. Goat. Canclr. Etqilac1e. =
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1884-12-03

Philadelphia Beard or Underwriters,
A GENTS or the Hawaiian islands,
"A i009 II G BREWBR CO
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6rnrral 10urriisnnrnls.
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lnsuransr N0tirts

Boston Board Of Underwriters.
A CENTS fer tho uaweiian Islands,
"A fooai {. DREwER 8 co.
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Insurance Notice.

FTlRE AGENT FOR THE BRITISH For-
u eign Marine Insurance. Compapy ti-imiic'il ; ,s
received instructions 70 Reduce the RATES 81 ln-
surancc between Honolulu ard rcrfs he fachc and
Is now prepared 70 issue -rurcs a. the lowest rates
with special reduction Fright per sieamers.
THO IL DAVIES.
SO IL AGENT Brit. FoT. Mar. ms Co. i.iuiu-,l
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
Port News.
STAGES OF THE KIvnR.
known.

River marked by the gauge at this
port, at s:l9 p. IN. yesterday, 10 feet 0
inches. Fall during previous twenty
four hours, feet inches.
Chattanooga, Dec. 4.-River 1 foot .
inches and raising.
Cincinnati, Dec. 4.--River 4 feet Q
inches and rising.
Louisville, Dec. 4.-River . feet 5
inche, and rising.
Nashville, Dec, 4.-River foot inch
and rising.
Pittsburg, Dec. 4.-River feet Q
inches and rising.
st Louis, Dec. 4.-River 0 # inch
and falling.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Wyoming from New Orleans is due
tomorrow.
The Belle Memphis from st. Louis is due
to night for Vicksburg.
The Annie p. Silver from New Orleans
passed up for st. Louis last night.
Capt Hiram Hill was in the city yester-
day but went to bis work to finish unload.
ing the suuken rock barge near Wickliffe.
The Pargoud left Evansville for New
Orleans Wednesday morning. If she don't
stick on a ssndbsr she will arrsve here to-
day.
The Arkansas City bound for vicksburg
arrived here at 8 a. IN. yesterday with her
guards nearly dragging the water; she de-
parted at 8.
The Mike Davis, recently purchased by
Capts Thompson and Wyatt and Mr.. Al
den, of this city, will run from Paducah to
Dover, on the Cumberland.
Capt, Lem Hill leaves to-day for st. Lou
is to bring out the Henry A. Tyler. She
will run as q regular packet from st. Louis
10 Jacksonville on the Tennessee river.
The Hudson from st. Louis, passed up
for Paducah last night She is due here on
her return trip tomorrow night. See w.
F. Lambden passenger agent and set cheap
rates. A8N
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

CAIRo FNCAHPMENT No l4-Meet. .e,opt
" and fourth Frid VS. each month
A LEXANDBR LODGE /. 0. o. F. 40 2,1-
"A Meets every Thursday.
SAFPoRD LODGE q. o. Y. No. t7-Nee,,
~ every Wednesday evening.
CA,Ro CoMMANDfRY No. i3-M.ets ars,
" Monday in ZACH month.
(NAiRo CHAP Err No. 7l-Me :. third Tue.dA,
~ OF each month
CAIko LODGE No g7 Meets second MONDAY
" In each month
CAlko LODGE, X. IN, No. 14i2-Mee,s second
" ana founh Tuesday. OF the month
plONEER LODGE, X. and L. Of II, No. gI4-
Meets nr-t and third Friday each morth.
A MEXICAN LEGION OF HONOR No. l0s4-
"A Meets second and fourth Monday each moth
X NIX. c.-gir. Taarsd.y in the month.
IDEAL LEAGUE-Meets every Tuesday night.
X NIGHT OF GOLDEN RULE, RISING STAR
IA Caste No, "a meet. third "wednesday each mo
A RAB FIRE co. No. 2-Meets third Monday OF
"A each uOuth.
r ar FIRE co. No S--Meets atst Monday OF
IL etCh month.
HlBERNIAV FIRE GO. No. Meet. third
IL Thursday Of the molth.
ngLTA FIRE co. No. 6-M.ets second Wed.
~ nesday Of the IN NTH.
A SCHoR IRE co. No. Meets fire., Thursd ay
"A each mon b.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05

actor, 80 much 80 that he makes his audi
ence feel that the scenes Transporting are
rea! and not mere acting. During the
course of the evening nearly all eyes were
filled with sympathetic tears. Mr.. McWade
received many and prolonged acknowl-
Judgements of his superior acting.
Among the few sensible views express
ed by republican papers over their defeat
We present this from the Danvlle (Ill)
News CAS- to 1888 we believe we'll wait
before we nominate any on, or CUES. at
who'll be nominated. We guessed on "a
and was little off. Naturally enough we
feel that we may not know enough to know
all about it every time. But we know
enough to know we're beaten, and that no
amount of wrath or buster can help il or
make it better; We know enough to know
how to rest when that's the best thing to
do, and to be at peace with all the world
when the grapes hang too high We're
studying philosophy and practiclng the
cardinal virtues"
Two men (nameless here) traded
horses yesterday and both seemed satisfied
with their respective bargains. Later
developments prove, however that one wss
not so well pleased after a second thought
so he proceeded without the others
knowledge to "swap back" He secured
the animal previously owned by him, turn.
ed the other out upon tie cold charities of
the world, and proceeded to elope. The
other party, upon learning of the facts re-
lated above, proceeded to search for the
"eoper," and caught up with him a short
distance from the city on the Cairo road,
and compelled him to return and look up
the horse that he had turned Loose. The
horse was found and all is now serene and
the folder stands high In the loft.-Padu-
cab Standard.
The Eye, published at Bloomington
/ l nominates John II. Oberly for the po-
sition of public printer to succeed Sterling
P. Rounds, the present incumbent. It has
the following to say in regard to the mat
ter: "John II. Oberly has done more for
the democratic party and received less de-
sirable emoluments at the hands OF the
faithful than any man we can now call to
mind. We therefore take the liberty of
placing him in nomination for the respon-
sible position of government printer to sue
coed 5. P. Rounds, the present incumbent,
a republican. Mr. Oberly is a practical
printer and a brilliant editor, and is famil-
lar with the minutest detail of his profess
sion, the art Of arts preservative. He could |
not only fiji the bill but would be an hon.
or to the Office and valuable public SER
want. He is man of excellent parts, good |
character and is above reproach. He is a
shrewd fnancler and could save thousands
OF dollars to our country every year.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05

Capt. Kimbrough contributed Q bbls.
coal oil for torcees.
The committee desire to return thanks to
all subscribed money or supplies toward
the celebration, and to all who contributed
to It's success by bonfres or Illuminating
and decorating their houses or in any man
ner assisted In making success the grand
est, most joyous, loudest and yet most Or
derly jollitication that Cairo has ever
known.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
Saturday Matinee.

The Bankers Daughter matinee at the
opera house tomorrow afternoon will en-
able ladies and children to witness one Of
the most entertaining society dramas on
the boards, 1t is an absorbing story of
love, pathetically told, pure in tone and
CONSTANT in treatment, and in the hands
of company in every way capable of pro-
ducing it in fine style. The play will be
repeated in the evening
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
City Omcers.

Mayor honas. W. Halliday.
TreAsurer--Cnarles r. Nsllls,
Clork-DenDis. j, Foley.
Counselor--Wm. b. Gilbert.
Aarshal-James o. Rearden.
Attorney-~ lillian Hendricks,
Pslice hagistrate-A. Comings.
BOARD OF ALDBRNIH
first WMd-Wm. McHale, Harry Walker.
Second Ward @. r. Woodward. O. N Hnohes
Third WArd--John Wood, EgOert Smith.
Fourth Werd-Charles o. Patier, Samuel Orr,
tlfth Wrd-Chas. Lancaster. Henry Stout.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
County Officers.

County Officers.
Circuit Judged. J. Baker.
Circuit Clerk-A. II. Irwin.
County Judge-J. II. Robinson.
County Clerks j. Humm.
County Attorney-Angus Leek.
County Treasurer-Miles W. Parker.
sherif-John Hodges.
Coroner-R. Fitzgerald
,Couaty Committeeman. W. HallidIy, j. H.
hulcahey and Peter SAup
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
What he Sees.

He stands upon the pavement,
And wrestles with the breeze;
He looks in through The window,
AID this is VIII he sees:
Lights low; combination
or mus'ache and curl
Another fellows hugglng
The other fellows girl.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05

FOR SALE,
TOR SALE-Haydock jump.seat surrey, list price
\ Sa5, new, good job, for $3.50 Inquire Of Y, A,
Burnett.
EOR SALE .-Haydock Phaeton, new, list price
4 5000 for sl2j.-Iuqulre of T. A, Burnett Bule.
In Office
EOk SALE Two cottages on 2jth street near
Poplar, and one cottage on Poplar above 25th
street, at bargain.
II NJ j. HowLEY, Real Estate Agent
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05

Exhausted iaHty Nervous ana physlca, ID.
nilty Premature Decline 10 Man Error. OF
iouth, and untold mlscrits resulting from indis
cret on or excesses A soYs for every man young
mlddie-sged and I'D. Itcon aims l25 prescriptons
Tor al acute ana chronic dseases each one OF
".lch 's invaluable. 20 found ~ the Aptbor
whose experience FOR 3 years. such Az prohabV
h'Fef before fell 20 the lot Of any physician 3G6
pages bound II beautiful French muslin. en- no.
SEQ covers, ili git gnaraute to be- Amer wor,
10 eN. ~ sense mechanical, Literary nd profes
-oLai-thsu ary other work sold In this couUtr,
I"t - 81. o. the mjuey vii. he refunded in ever,
in-taIcr Price only 81 90 BY nail, post rsid
illustrative sam IL cents. send now Gold
medal awafdcd the author by the Natio al Medics
a-scc'atlou, 20 the tlccr. Of which he 7, !ers
The Science OF liz should he read by the voting
~ lnrtfu ton, aAd by tho afflicted fof relief Ii
Will dement, all London Lancet.
lhert no member OF society 20 whom the Sci.
ence OF Life VIII not be Rseful whether yopth.
panrt guardian, Instructor or lerg man-Argo.
uAnt. 80
AddTcs' the Peabody Medical Institute. O, u,
" II Parker, No. 1 Bulfuc1 Street, B,stou
Mass, VINO nav BE- cunsn!ted on all die ases re
qBi ing -ktll and experience Oh Onic ana oh.tI
rate dtsea - that hay haiied IIEAI the
ski Of all o her physicians. ii r. AL sps.
S S':iH s %5h '5S1' s@ i.i THYSELF
anceui failure Mention this paper
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
CHURCHES.

CAIRO BhPTIsT-Corner Tenth and Poplar
~ streets; preaching first and third Sunda In
zach month, II a m and 1880 p. m. prayer meet.
Ing Thursday, 7:3Op m; Sunday school, 9SO IN
CHuRCH OF THE REDERMKR-(EBiscopa
~ Fourteenth street; sunday 7:o0a m, Holy
Communion 1890 q. m :, Morning Prayers II a. m.
sunday schoolap. m, Evening Prayers 7:2O D. 10
y +. Davenport, 3, T. b. Rector.
(rIRST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH -
Preaching at 10: 8. n, p. m. and 1880 D, In.
Asbbsth school at 7aO p. m Rev. 7. ]. Shores,
pGstor
4 Thirteenth street; services Sab
- bath 1880 g. m; sunday school Up m. Rev.
Knappe, pastor.
NEfHODIST-Cor. Eighth and Walnut streets
AVA Preaching Sabbath II 90 q. m. and 80 D. m
sunday school At $500 p. m. Rev, Z. A, Hoyt
pastor
l)kEsBYTRRIAN-E Eighth street; preaching on
sabbath at II 90 q. n. and 7:3O o. m. PRAYER
meeting Wednesday at 7:3o p. m. =; Sunday School
SO .. m. Rev A. ii. Trick, pastor.
VI JOSEPH s. Roman Catholic) Corner Cros,
sd Walnut streets; Mass every Sunday at
and II q. m. Sunday sch DOL a. 2 p. m and Ve.p.
Sn p IN, 20 every morning at a. m. Rev
Z. Sweeney, pastor.
81 PATRlCK'S-(Roms Cstholic) Corner Ninth
/, street and Washington avenue; Macs ever
SUNDAY and and 10 a, m: Sunday schpo at pm
ana 'eepen q. 3p. m. Nass every morn ng al {
p m Rev. J.Murphy, pastor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
PATENTS

obtained, and all Patent Business attended to TO,
for moderate fees.
Our oGic" is oppos Q the U. s, Patent ONCE, and
we can OBTAIN Patents IN lees time than those re.
mote frum Washington
Serd model OF drawing. We advise az TO pa.
tentsbiliy free OF charge; and we make no charg,
unless pa,ent IL sec red
We tefer here, to the Postmaster, the Snpt. of
oney order Dlv.. and to the officials Of tse U S,
Patent Office. For oircula advice, terms and ref.
isrences 10 &C nal clients in your g n State OF
County, wreto
c, A SNOW & CO,
Opposite Patent ollce, Washington, u. G,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-Ladies and Gent mn In city or
w coun to take light work At heir own homes,
So 10 s4s day easily made; work sent by mail no
canvassing. We have good demand for ou' work
and urnish stea employment. Address. With
stamp, CROWN MFG. COMPANY, "a VIM st.,
Cincinnati ONO. ll.l1.lm
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
Democrats Settle Up.

Following is report Of the committee
On late Cleveland and Hendrck jubilee:
By cash collections. ........ 1894 rs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-12-05
Weather Report.

WAN DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE. us. A.
WAsuINaTS'', DECEMBER A 1884. (
The following table gives the tempera-
ture at the points named this afternoon, the
observations all being taken at 2;l2 p. N. :
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-04
WHEN A RELOCATION is A
TRESPASS.

The attention of those individuals
who make mine ''inmping" uni
form custom especially 50 on tho
nights of the 3lst of December i.
called to the subjoincd re-afllrined
decision of the Supreme Court Of
Colorado. 1t will be seen that al
attempt to relocate a mining claim
while the owners are III possession
constitutes trespass whether the
annual labor has been performed or
otherwise a position taken and long
held by gentleman Of this place
though few of our legal lights
were of contrary opinions:
"Nlincrsmaking rclocations Of min
ing ground should be carcfulto find
out that the said ground is legally
abandoned and open to relocation
bv failure to do assessm"nt work,
etc, before they take the trouble to
claim it. The supreme Court Of Col
orado has Just re-affirm"d its former
decision that actual possession is
prma facic evidence of title, and
that entering upon premises III ths
actual possession of another for the
purpose of performing the acts
necessary to constitute the location
and possession amounts to a trespas.
and cannot form the basis for the
acquisition OF tJtle. Whether the
location OF the party in possession he
valid or mot, possession ~ sufficient
to defeat recovery by the party
entering to make new location.
In this decision, the principal Of
possession being nine points of the
law" is maintained and miners
should bear this in mind when de
string to mako rclocations-
The same court also decides that
mine owners are not responsible for
recorders mistakes. The prior loca
tion of a mining claim is not invali.
dated by mistake Of recorder in
recording such location bya name
somewhat different from that stated
in the certificate OF location Rocky
Mountain Mining Review.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-04
NO. 80.
RUIDOSO--Seps. Ist.

Quiet reigns supreme here at
present.
We congratulate the Republican
party for their liberality in giving
us two tickets, it gives our time
friend and staunch Democrat Anto-
nia Joseph walk away with the
baggage.
Vegetables and fruit are plenty
and farmers are beginning to reap
the fruits of their labor, and arc
storing up their shekels for the tas
collector. whose appearance Is an
nounced for the 10Th of September.
Why don't our Democratic county
committee meet and appoint town
ship committees and begin tho work
of organization, we want concert Of
action and thorough organization to
win as our Republican opponents are
not asleep. Let us hear from tho
committee.
A school meeting was held to-day
and the attendance was very small
i'll proportion to the amount Of voters
of this district. 1t is matter o.
vital Importance to the people here
to have a good school, and the only
way to accomplish that result is for
all to take an interest in the matter,
especially heads of families. The
result of the meeting was rs follows:
A motion was made and seconded
that Joshua Hale act as chairman,
and j. {. Swarts, secretary, which
was carried. 1t was moved and
seconded that the following named
crsons be elected for the ensueinr
year by acclamation: l.. Hale, Di-
rector, Frank Lcsnet, treasurer, and
John G.. Swarts, clerk, the motion
carried by unanimous vote; there
being no other business the meeting
adjourned. |. y. PECK.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-04
MEETING OF SCHOOL. DIREC"
TORS AT PENASCO.
PEsAsco, Sept. lst, 1891.

EAASCo, cbpt. Ist, lOpf'
Pursuant to notice of Geo. l.. u
rick, Superintendent of Schools in
and for Lincoln county, meeting
was held at the Office of the Justice
of the Peace in precinct No. 8. On
motion J. p. Eaker was chosen chair
man and T. G. Tillotson, secretary.
The chairman stated the object of
the meeting to be for the purpose of
electing three school directors in
and for said precinct, to qualify and
act as such directors until the next
general election and thereafter until
their successors nrc duly qualified.
The following named gentlemen
were placed in nomination, balloted
for, and duly elected, viz: A. w.
BRYAN, f. w. Keene, \. Wilkcrson.
On motion that copy of the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting be sent to
the GoLDES ERA for publication,
carried. On motion the meeting adj
iourned sine die.
r. &, rLLoiso>, J. + E>NEE
Secretary. Chairman.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-04
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION.

The Democratic exective commit
teo of Lincoln county, New Mexico,
in session at Lincoln, this the First
of September, 1884, do hereby issue
call for Democratic County Com
vcntion to be- held at the court
house, in Lincoln Saturday, Septcm-
Dor 9th. 1884. to convene at 10
o'clock on said day, for tho purpose
of selecting Democratic candidates
for the various Offices of Lincoln
county, New Mexico.
In accordance with tho above call
the Democrats of the eseveral precincts
of Lincoln county are hereby re-
spectfully requested to meet in mass
convention in their respective pre-
cincts, on Saturday September 20,
1884, at such place as may be desig-
mated by their precinct committees,
for the purpose of selecting delegates
to the aforesaid Democratic county
convention as follows, to writ; ono
for each - voters or fraction thereof
taken from the Poll Tax list of 1884:
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-04


Jose Montana
Precinct No. Quirino Montoya
NJ Cronin
Francisco Sanches
~ \, o V Garcia
'''''''' w. Juan 1rujillio
Frank Coe
Joshua Hale
Precinct No. 3 Fernando Herrera
John &. Swarts
Donaciano Serrsnc
Precinct No. August Cline
Geo. Kimbrell
(M y Epson
Precinct No. ; Goo W Larrimore
Peter Corn
Scipio Sslazar
Precinct No. 8 Ignacio Sedillo
w II Guyse
lFP Gayle
Precinct No. 7 \ Is Lyle
Pm Chisum
Cha, Bull
Precinct No. s Sam Williams
IL &c Langston
J = Eaker
Precinct No. 8 ] Z Bates
w & Warren
Andrew Looms
Precinct No 10 Andrew Wilson
Luciano Dsbalos
Ben Burgess
Precinct No1l NJ Brennan
l. ID Black
y X Eaker
Precinct No T. ! Thos Henley
Vim Brazil
Members Of the executive commit
toe present:
Isaac Ellis, John Newcomb,
Pat +. Garrett, J. :. Lea.
J. 5. Lea having been selected to
FIJI the vacancy caused by the death
OF +. w. Richards.
ISAAC ELLIS, Chairman Democratic
Executive Committee. J. $. Lea,
Secretary.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-04
NO COURT AT CRUCES.

Judge Bristol having resigned
and no successor having been ap
pointed there will be no September
term of the Dona Ana county courts,
held nc Cruces. Our Lincoln county
Jurors will make their mileage. Mr..
Beall having received Telegram
from Judge Bristol in time. w'a
,ayod tn" trip.
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1884-09-04
THE sUBJoiNED TELEGRAM Ex,
PLAINS ITSELF.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Aug. 2S.
JoNEs TALIAFERRo,
Lincoln, n. NJ.
Rynersop has becp nominated on
solid anti-ring platform. Rump con
vention has also nominated Prince.
w. II. II. LLEwELLYN,