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National Republican., 1884-09-18
EDUCfTrOYtr.

NJ EDICAL DEPA RrMENT OF THE UNI.
~ NERSIIH OF FuEORdETOWN
Tho thlrty.slxlh session Will begin on MON.
college building, corner OF Tenth and nj streets.
with I'm introductory lecture by Prof a, Il. Mia.
gruqer, M; d., TO which the profession and public
students Intending to enter will attend for pre.
lmlnnry examination at the college on FIiT.
For further Information apply to
j. w. II. LONEJOY, NJ. d., Dean.
seis1t No. 900 Twelfth street northwest.
HNHE MEDICAL, PHARMACEUTICAI,.
a and Dental Department Of Howard iini,
Axersity Will open OCTOBER q AZ 7i3O D.. m,
The proh sslon and public are invited TO attend
deliver the opening address For circulars and
cards giving tho order OF classes address e. n
street northwest. seiS.i7t
National Republican., 1884-09-18

TWO COMMUNICATING ROOMS, 3D
Il floor front; will rent both unfirnished to
adults only; can be seen from to o y. m. at
National Republican., 1884-09-18

900 l. ST. N. w.-TWo COMMUNI-
nlshed with board from Oct l. T-22
National Republican., 1884-09-18
For RENT-ROOMs,

-, =. :.
FURNISHED S-ROOM HOUSE, WITT
II southern exposure. 1873 East Capitol 1t
one square east Of Capitol. Apply on premises
National Republican., 1884-09-18

1.-TWO DESIRABLE COMMUNICATING
l. rooms, water and gas; rent low. 1919 9th
National Republican., 1884-09-18

The indianapolis Journal records the fact that
Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks was an apparently
highly pleased auditor of Carl Schurz when
he spoke there on Monday night. Aud then
the Journal unkindy recalls Mr.. Hcndrickss
statement, made not so long ago, that schurz
was "a lying Dutchman." And also that
schurz in his speech at the wigwam in that
city in 1850 declared that there could be no
calamity equal to the Inauguration into power
Of the democratic party"
National Republican., 1884-09-18

A CASH OFFER FOR 90 SHARES OF
"A fully paid up stock OF Potomac Red sand
stone Company. Address W.. Box 1873, Wash
National Republican., 1884-09-18

LNINE DWELLING-lS ROOMS, EI.E-
II csantly furnished, near Thomas Circle; also,
CHARLES Il. BISHOP. Insurance and Real
Estate, zoos L street. Off
National Republican., 1884-09-18

INURNtsIED ROOMS OR PART OR ALL
IL ofn small furnished house for light house
keeping by u responsible careful nlmlly. Al
nnipt l-IA
National Republican., 1884-09-18

600 Il 81 n. W.--LARGE, ELEGANT
Qua rooms, furnished or unflirnshed, with
OF without board; near cars and Departments.
T-1S
National Republican., 1884-09-18

A NEWLY AND HANDSOMELY FUR
~ nshed house of IL rooms; u square from
War and Navy Departments: north of Avenue
Address, with particulars, U. $. NJ, Republican
nnicn D-lD
National Republican., 1884-09-18

Entered at the rostonico at Washington, u,
e., as Hecon d-class matter
National Republican., 1884-09-18

HNlIE MOST DESIRABLE FURNISHED
a room and board in the city TO desirable gem
tlemeni washing bath, &C., s26. 4O7ia LIST st.
N. Nv.
National Republican., 1884-09-18
DGfNTED-ROO1TS,

DY A LADY ny OCT IL SMALL ROOMS
ID or front room with alcove. neatly furnished;
terms moderate; references Address G. 4, M,
Republican Oillce. i-lO
National Republican., 1884-09-18
~ ATTENTION. NEW YORK, v OFFERS

-.Ncw York voters desiring reduced transporta-
der which the railrond companies have granted
n reduction of rates require That they shall he
members Of the New York Republican Assocn-
tiun, and that q list Of such members shall he
previously furnished the assistant reilrOud com
missioner. The list VIII positively be closed
Oct. /. sale OF tickets will commence Oct. 10,
aud Will be good for thirty days from day Of sale.
Immediate members Of family are Included In
the arrangements Those whoNr1 not members
should, therefore, tnkc immediate steps toward
enrolment, while those already members should
take the prCCautinn to see that their names have
not been dropped from the sccrCtary's roll book.
The Association meets every saturday even
Ing until further notice Mt B3D u street north
west, j. II. CARMfENCKE,
Chairman Transportation Committee New York
Republican Association. au;IO,s s,m.t tn I'm
National Republican., 1884-09-18

A GOOD WORK HORSE, FROM 1850 TO
"A to 200 pounds; age. from to years;
must be sound Apply TO w. b. MOSES & SON.
I'm nnl MarknL Snnnn. S-snn.If
National Republican., 1884-09-18

1fyn CoRCoRAN STA PLEASANT
~ room; bath on same floor; private
National Republican., 1884-09-18
FOR SALE.

FINE BUILDING LOT, 2bXloO FEET;
"A The n. W, cor. 10Th and o sts., at s2 per
loot, ifsOd within 10 days. II. o. PHILLIPS,
142S n. Y. .av n. w. $40
AT DIsCoUNT-POSTAGE STAMPS,
"A 10c,, &c, 4c and &c. Apply at the Repub-
lican Office. S.tf
National Republican., 1884-09-18

CoMMUNICATING ROOMS, NICELY FUR
~ nished as parlor or bedroom or bedrooms;
Sgb. Dl9 IL AT, N, w. TIN
National Republican., 1884-09-18

DY A YOUNG FURNISHED OR
Id unfurnished room aud board by oct. 1, In n
private family; references exchanged. Address
a, W., RppubliCAn OiiiCp 40
National Republican., 1884-09-18
yXTANrED-
DERMATOLOGY.
DEItMATOLOGY.
nnbAf AfrrH rHAF

1fyou have pmpies, blackheads, liver spots,
frecklcs. salowncss. deep pores, redness, ollness
md enlarged veins of the nosej thin, harsh, dry,
faded, and premature gray hairi badness, scaly
scalp, tetter; scnnt, irregular eye brows and
lashes; any rash hunor, eruption, blood or skin
disease any cutaneous hair or complexion blem.
ish, consult DIR. j. VAN DYCK, DermatologiSt,
at once. Office, No. ~ Grant Place, between
Ninth and Tenth and q and IL sta Hours, o a,
~. To y m. la "a tn .
National Republican., 1884-09-18
EDUCfTTON1L.

ToWARD UN1VERSTTY LAW 'iSis1'I,-Ii?lT DEP1 TT.
IL ment will open SEPTEMBER 10, 1884 ut
u o'clock p. m. Lecture rooms In Y. NJ. G. A.
west; entrance Ninth street side All persons
intending TO enter the Department fo- the school
year then to open arc requested to be present
For circulars or other information apply to
JAMES ii. SMITH, Secretary.
Onice, No. b22 Sth 81. N. W., Le Droit Building
National Republican., 1884-09-18

WfNTED-HELP.

Wy TANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL GER
w man prolcrrCd) to do general hOusework
In u small family; must have iitst-Class refer
cncus Apply ut SO4 10th st. N. w. 2-1S
National Republican., 1884-09-18
SPEOLIL NOTIFIES.
~ DissoLUrioN or r1RTNGasnIr.
CHARLES a. ARUNDELI
AHrHuM ~ v, EAtREAN. ~ VA,

N.Y. NOTICE TO OHIO VOTERS-ALL
17B members of tho ohio Republican \ so.
citation who desire 10 secure reduced rates Of
transportation must call at Col H.. q. Ford's
office, Room No, 23 I.e Drolt Building, Tu -
Day, WEDNESnAG. and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, the iNth, I'm, aud 18th, Instant,
between the hours Of q and 4 O'Clock y. ~, and
got their certificates. The transportation com.
mittee Will he In attendance at those hours.
tHtiOn Committee.
WNsmiSGToN, u. G., sept. 10. 1894 se1T-2t
National Republican., 1884-09-18

IF YOU wANTTo BUY, SELL, RENT, or
i Trade City or County Property come and SOC
the great bargains at the Real Estate Ex.
change OF WILLIAM H. MAIN ~ BROTHER,
st. Charles Hotel. cor. Third ST. and Pa, ay.
n. w. mhl0-tf
National Republican., 1884-09-18

nANFoRTH ILLUMINATING FLUID
IL and Manufacturing gCompany-Buslness of
flee, O30 ST., Washington. u. O.; license sell
town, county, or state rights. SEQ advertisement
on second page b-myp-tf
National Republican., 1884-09-18

S1O 12TH ST N. W.-TWO VERY DE.
- - srablo communicating rooms, with
bathi also large ~ story front room, ndwly flr-
National Republican., 1884-09-18

Young oliver T. Morton, son OF the great
"War Governor" seems TO have inherited
something of his fathers taste for politics. lie
is canvassng Indiana for Blaine and Logan,
and draws largely wherever billed TO speak.
Five thousand people gathered to hear him at
Cambridge City on Monday night and his
speech is described as extremely effective, his
method of reasoning being very much like his
fathers plain, simple, "sledge' hammer style.
National Republican., 1884-09-18

WTANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN
ct. NV, ia Commissioner Of Deeds Tor every
State andTerri tory, United states Commissioner,
Examiner, and Notary Public; always in office
from ID IA. IN. to 3 d. IN.
National Republican., 1884-09-18

DY GENTLEMAN. WIFE, AND CHILD
nisned rooms, ON 10 fioor, in locality between
Oth and 9th and q and II SITS. N. W.. price from
$40 to $50. Address THOMAS, Republican OF
lion I-lA
National Republican., 1884-09-18

rINHREE FINELY FURNISHED. I'd FLOOR
l. communicating rooms, and Sd floor, unfur-
uislel. aI D1O N. Y. ay. N. w. T-lR
National Republican., 1884-09-18

fCV NJ ST. N wa NICELY FUR
Il - l. nished front room on I'd door, with
southern exposure; also hrst-class table board.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30
DRY GOODS
New York.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Dry Goods-fhere
i a healthier feeling prevailing throughout
~. :, market but for the closing day OF the
tn and season there has been aIght
n MOI Agents viii name prices Of Ire
lawrence and Massachusetts, canton
me- n'D',is on a basis of Tremonts at cents,
S uaume'S cents and I brown 81 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30
LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

Z The market is dull this week, and the
fsupply very good MeSSrs Hudson 4 Bayha
furnished the following quotations:
! Cattle, q 5O95 o. for all kinds.
1 Hogs, fair supply; 4lG5c per ID.
u Sheep 23@32c perth. --
1 Calves, 50 506l0 90.
q Lambs. 4@5c per 10. ..--....-
~ East Liberty.
4 EAST LIBERTY, June Observation-Disclosures
fetive and l0@25c higher than last week S
Bsing prices; receipts ISIS head shp-
hQtS l,O45 head
AHagSzMaIkst slow; receipts ZOO head;
Sinmests $500 head; Philadelpaias s. 81
A5.iOSYorkers s. 1905 20.
Rheep1rAIarket dull at last week 5. closing
Hces; receipts 5000 head: shipments
AO0 headE ....'.
Chicago.
/ SHlcAGO, June sc. The Drovers' Journal
se}orts Live HSgs-Receipts l,SOO head;
~ ments 2,jOGShead; market active and
"a rough packing 81 .90@5 O5; pack
in and shipping 50 l5G5 40; hight 81 90
"a 80; skipS 81 E5O@4 80. Cattle
SsSeipts Loo had shipments 5000
leM; solid fat dry fed cattle firm; export
rshes 81 lom6 O.; g66d to choice Snip
I tjag 81 0OerG 10; COMMON to medium
/ 5rROG6 90; grasS-fed Texans 81 $50
.. Sheep-ReceiptS l;6e9 head: ship
iSlts 200 bead; market steady; inferior
Sar 81 jO64 90 per cwtg meiium TO
oN 81 OO@4 %; choice to extra 81 jOG
70.
1ho Drovers' Journal LjverpooRcablc re-
oas: Cattle &c higher; good to-. choice
I'd ericau steers lj9l6c per pound dressed
ihee? weaker at l6c. 3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30
PETROLEUM.
Pittsburg.

-
| HrrrsBrRG, June 8O.-Oii-At the after
IN session bearish field reports created a
at furry, and prices declined to 60c,
X rallied to colo, but weakened again
closed at Soc Selling vas heavier
sAl torseveral days.
TitusvilIe.
flrUst1LrE, dune 30.-0il opened. at
eic; highest G&3c; lowest sac; closed
abOc; Shipments 1852 barrels; charters
Sks6 ba1fel The market WAS weak and
d over iactive. The small decline IN
jes is die to reports from Hays wells,
or Warren, said to be doing as much As
f. b'TreF Oil c,,x.
jOm CIr9 Pa, June $O.-The market
abcned strong thus morning, witha tendency
5 soar. Tie tendency was considerably
sip,,ed. however. before noon by the reports
Eominr from Warren concerning the Hays
Gartlan wei, Estimates varied on 1t
Rom 1000 to 1900 barrels, but adyices
rom an oil CSty man at the well were to
The effect thaShe would not call il that big
until he saw more of it, though it was un-
foubtedIy org one Desldes, II eSleuuH
he pool. Prizes held up weA under the
hook. Opeping at 624, prices advanced
o 63i. then got to 62, declined, and closed
With sales at COL bid. Sales, 3,F5,QgO
barrels: clestauces, 4,3j0,00O barrels.
The following shipments and charters
United shipments, loS27l;
idewater, 4,535, average "a, sos; charters,
1876: daily average, 42,STS, The Der
ick's monthly report of field operations for
Tune will be publ she'd tomorrow. 1t shows
he following summary: New rigs 09; de-
tease since May 90; wells drilling I'i;
decrease since MAY, 90. Total, ZZO; de-
.rease siEce May. 1873; wells completed
AS decrease since May AZ; new pro-
Iuetion, 4.694 barrels; decrease, 1904;
'rv holes. 81 increase, s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30
r,ouR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.

-, =, .v.,r week bs II. &J-Po1
4OCK manager! Of the sliSe ef T FoarteentR
sss 'ns Narkst streets Market rSs a s nr; aas
ana .assiD1s Of wheat very light Sl'n ~
anne IS last week, o.,,a. x, {, 81
Ftork ASD 'Ns 80 Gee
Family -four, whoiesSie7 s. rs 90
n;adlings per ton ''.'"'.'' 90
han pd t0n..:.' : -. ? u SOC
sou per bqsheL. :; |, 0s;ai 10
{ Tbeat per bushet ..'.'.''s'' SS-ss 4Sc
49, Tssterr. = = 42c
UPS ,..,.,.,;-.."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30
'ElTIpCTE 70 MALARIA,

IN Ec $1,000 Reward for itching bleeding,
|kEO liberated or protrpding piles DEBING'S
neelinE. fei2eOdeSg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

f Sissy -
lowing persons:
BuchanncR's child. Beady's child Caroline Jesse,
KeieTke Acler, Wilhelm Gordon, lieorge Bother,
James Mcdonnell, John EVenhach, Paul Mahlke.
g.. .ef.. MICHAEL STEIN,
-' .. Commissioner.
C -- 80, -.
Report Of the Commissioner of Madison district of
orders issued TO the poor during the fiscal year end
ing May 81, 1884: '
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30
Chi'lgo.

hanged. Wbes,-Tn u
AS' aRt lower opened we1ker, De- -
&c. raIi'ed ME 3sr,ine,j To ' a..
s2d c.psct lmltc ma. &c IAc;s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30
- - INAINs-wHEgrruI,..
FINANCE AND TRADE

StsLs 'o Per ELECTROMAGNETIC.
chanss Sw Lower Flour Quiet 4 T To:,
NyfORK, June 3O|yo,o !
per pt Prime merc aOngy eas 29Si
SrfS 49, S'e Jg Exchange, bank bills
pecantS. especial for y
Tbs coupons. Isl
Eouind-a-hau extended. '''''''... NO
49, P"llS. -. .-............ H., )
u LS'o''.-..--.. ..... . o. -. III IS3 !
h"AYS-Generaih lower <.
tTE SsCrEIrIES-Quiet.
9CSS-The week opened with II
met at the Stock Exchange anjIsSrsi
Safhere was a general advance IA to
cent Soon after the open;Sstbe
0smade a sharp drive at the narEsa md
S9iie whole list with great freedor mil
az: 10 ?: v, when the buy;n, iSfor
Sooer deliveries gave a check tSthe
uSard movement. One thousand H.
of'e Shore were bought in unjs kba
rUr November delivery. This can5 a
Fs' ! 10 per cent but at the cloefhe
'Tement was partially lost. Comtispd
~atnrday the closing prices are J "a
Pent lower. Lake Shore and 0h&a
,gs% sold "N-iiviical this afterDom,
y Dillon AVS the Mon Pacific M
: De- met tomorrow. The New YoEr
~ Railroad Company dire1r-I
q dividend Of a. rcSu---7ppvs
~ ended June %l-.,p.;.s'-,Ce Ior
re- | az the, NO. bayao.e on anu
Tciiunf,vi.s.,ssrcrruarile Trust Compass.
=, 80 ny UDO shares
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30
BUREAUS

| 49,. To order for burial OH Meyer, $50
| ser 81 10 order for burial 81 =. y. - --'
Fcb 4. To order for burtalQi Ms. G. Clark COLI
| Mar. Is. To order for burial OF Joseph payh-
I - :, THOMAS PRICE
Cominissioaer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30
Financial Statement
,-~' &
Assets and Liabilities Of Ohio Coun-
ty, West Virginia, June .
I, 1884. +.
LiABIIITlES.

liabilities.
' PW < Ky. raiirsad. 90 90
Bonds I,cr cent. secopd loan IL p.
r ". & Ky. railroad 80. - eW ~
Bonds !; g. per cent. o. RR K. 2O%DW
Floating iebt county orders -.
not pIid.....................-.- E,+'i ~
Liberty heal road tax bal
anc,. not paid. .........sy. .lo' ~
Law Library ........................ ITO %
Road and bridge contingent -
fund ......... .a ooo W Sss,f. 80 M
Roads and bridges. l,7i- ooslso,
June The entire Indebtedness Of Ohi0Icounty
over and above her assets couning bonds and stocks
at par value is 80, 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

ROBERT R. WOODS, :
Clerk Of Rsirl OF Commissioners Vi Ohio county,
" "a. 3D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

order. issued T., the Poor ty ~" Commissioning 0
Washing'"u District during the Fiscal ear ending
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

1otA ..--..ss.-sA'VAs y
Sent to the InfrmMy during the year. Persons
TO wit: S- s.
Eahrine ZunteIl, Regina Burkhsrdt Mike AcIn'
nsry, John Kfider, Mary Van Dyne, Frans steiieii'
Hilda Ohuhauss- go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-06-30

10 orjrlor buTial OF II. ReafIib, y, Ia!lot, sIT%
4 Tcen ,kSfs Lander Mn, Tafet, Isd Ars. ThOmP-
n Nv: goRNG, -,
81 coEnision.l
- o. - ~ -
oEasrs is-utd 10 the Poor by The Commissioner Of
CAR District during the Fiscal Year eadiDg May
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-09

Ladies' fine white and colored Merino
suits for sale at Pinkhsm 4 Lewis's.
aAE septstf
Fine pickles by the quart At Old Joe
pares. myl4tf
Bathing suit. at the auyer Hot
Springs. @ 1i'-u
Go to Dicks when at HALEY for =
.,nara meal. Unfit
A first class store to rent. Apply to
R. c. West, Enterprise Restaurant u
slip in and look at the nue line Of
gents clothing Just received at Pinkham
Teviss. jn25tf
Just received fine line OF ladies'
teriuo suits at Pinkham i Lewis's.
septstf
TT Lewis L Son. druggists. have Just
received fine lot of fishing tackle. Cal
and sec Il. Mav3tf
Every family in Ketchum should use
Frank Siddall's soap, for sale by Pink
nam 4 Lewis. jll5tf
Siddall's soap can be used in cold wa.
ter, and guaranteed to be the best IL
the market. For sale by Pinkham =
lewis. ill5tf
Tho now butchers, II. l.. Rice 4 Co,
will sell choice beefsteak at fifteen cent
aud prime mutton at twelve and one
half cents. sng2 Il
For Sale, at Lewis L Sons drug store
n box Of Homeopathy medicine, tn
geauine German tinctures and pow
a.r. aug23tf
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-09
TOWN TIDINGS.

Weather disagreeable, but candidates
pleasant enough.
Mr. McPhee says 1--WE scared 'em like
everything, anyway.
The hotels and restaurants did live
~ business last night.
Col E. A. Wall is the author OF the
resolutions on Mormonism.
Two hundred extra copies OF this
mornings KEYSTONE circulated free.
Drs. O. B Estes, OF Ketchum, and ]. D..
Jones, of Bellevue, are in the deld for
Coroner.
The first business in the Convention
this morning will be to ballot for Pro-
bate Judge.
Mrs. John c. Wait, wife Of our attor-
ney Wait, arrived from Boise last even,
ing to remain in Ketchum.
We have endeavored togive com
plete account Of the proceedings OF th'
Convention, resolutions, platform, etc.
Hurrah for Street for Probate Judge
He is man Of thorough ability an'
practical experience. An Idaho pic
neer.
The ball was ''nipped in the bud b.
the managers who saw that bad weather
politics and indisposition were superie
forces.
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-09
Pest OAce Hears.

yhe Ketchum Postofdco IL open from
4. II. To 8 p. n. every day. No Money
order or Registry business on Sundays,
~r week days after P.h
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-09
To Let or For Sale.

Desirable two-story frame building on
Main street-suitable for grocery store
or hotel. Apply to
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
sug27tf
Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-09-09

Committee on Credentials, five:
H. C. Wallace, HALEY;
L. Young, Bellevue;
nc. Lewis, Ketchum;
Jesse Pollard, Shoshone;
Alex Sifers, Camas Prairie.
Committee on permanent organixa-
ton, five:
E. G. Helfrich, Shoshone;
Charles wetzel, Ketchum;
G. W. Taylor, Haley;
VIM. Mcqueen, Bullion;
Capt. J. C. Harmer, Bellevue.
Committee on Platform and Resolu-
buttons:
Judge Waters, Bellevue.
Captain J. K. Watson, Broadford.
George q. Abbott, Soldier.
RI. Tregaskis, Mountain Home.
True w. Rollins, Rock Bar.
Temporary Sergeants -at-Arms wereap-
pointed as follows:
Dan B ce, Ketchum-
II. Ward, Deer Greek.
James Peterson, HALEY.
The Convention then adjourned till
1P.M.
Convention called to order at ! P. ~
The report of the Committee on Gre
| dentials gave rise TO heated discussion
in which was questioned the legality OF
admitting 70 the Convention Mr.. Col
Inns as a fourth delegate from Atlanta
precinct. Considerable parliamentary
"knack" was evinced in the contest and
the Sergeants were called upon.
A motion to admit Mr.. Collins finally
prevailed, but was lost.
By the adoption of the report OF the
) Committee on Credentials, the tempora'
~ Officers. with the exception Of the
, Chairman, were made permanent.
Mr., T. E. Clohecy was elected perma
nent Chairman by reclamation.
THE PLATFORM.
. Resolved, That the Democracy OF Al
d turas county in Convention assemble
do ratify andaffirm the principles enunc1
). .ted and set forth in the platform adopt
al and issued by the National Demo
cratic Convention, held at Chicago Jul
9Th. 1884, as most wise and expedien
n and contains the surest foundation
q our national prosperity, and We hearth
endorse the nominees thereof
Resolved, That the Democracy OF A
turas county hereby condemn In u
10 measured terms the frauds that ha'
5. been perpatrated upon the people
this county, and particularly the Ia
oe payers thereof, by the misr,ile. e1trav
cance and unwarranted misnppropri
OF ton of the peoples money by the pre-
emit county oficials, and We here
pledge the people complete reform
these abuses, and to relieve the ia
payers Of the unnecessary burthens Il
have been placed upon them by :
I'M nrofiirate acts of those now in power.
Sd Resolved, That We view with ala
les the successful efforts OF the prese
SIS. county officials to prevent judicial
yestigation of their official acts, and
ali charge that such efforts to keep n
the people the true inwardness oil III
use acts are without parallel in the INST
& Of our Territory and should meet
pa condemnation of every voter and g.
in citizen of Alturas county.
4 4th Resolved, That We regard
u mines as one Of the most Important
1o.' tors In the list OF our growing ind
~ tries. and we are in favor OF law
II viii protect the miner in his wages
,re. make him q preferred creditor, and
the that end, favor proper Legislative
ow- sctments 10 secure his rights " >
II preferred creditor.
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Hotel Arrivals.
PALACE.

] Ed Smith, Eagle Rock; John kreaies,
s F; Rork, o L; F Coaledge, do; J A
shafer, bullion; W A Smith, do; Frank
Nourse, Boise; Chas L Bache, Null
doom; VIM Mclaughlin, Atlanta;
kenney, Ray mine; James Carey, Cot.
fee, Little Wood River.
BAxrER'S.
DR. Jones, Bellevue; E A McColough
Galena; E Cannon. HALEY; T S Hon
man. Shoslone; Jno Ward, Deer creek
Henry w Dorman, Mt Queen mine; !n'
Wait and wife, Boise; F E Ensign
HALEY; Jas II Blossom, do; c Lockwood
I'D Bellenger, HALEY; c A Bali, do;
II Tregarkis, Mountain Home; E A Wal
Bullion.
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THE DEAOCRATs.

In Ceunty ConventiSn at Ketchum fss-
teraay. "A Lively Session.
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Trains

Leave Ketchum at 7:30 A. ~, and ar
rive ut Z Pm.
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9Th Resolved, That We hail with pleas.
ure the infiux Of the hardy sons Of toll
n the agricultural and farming districts
Of the county, and - the Democratic
party has always been the time friend Of
the pioneers u all industries, We, there
fore, favor the passage Of such laws by
Congress and our Legialaturcs, - will
give 10 the farmers O. c:y county =
protection agsinst incroaehments %
land monopolists and fraudulent entries
Of public lands - against the bona fide
settlers.
9Th: Resolved, That VIC are opposed to
Polyeamous Mor7nonism, and we favo1
proper legislation to prevent its growth
and spread in every part Of the Unitet
States.
7th: Resolved, That as matter 0
right. the democracy OF Alturas count,
demand proper reapportionment Q
representation baised upon popula
ton
G. L. WATERS, Chairman.
r. H. TnEeAsKIs,
J.K WATSON,
TRUE W. ROLLINS JR.,
GEO. A. ABBOTT
The following resolution was Intro
duced by Col. Wall, Of Bullion.