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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-08-31
From Fridays Daily.


The Coinmiission appointed Ia examine
HutehinSs, pronounes lin perfectly
sane.
Hugh Martin, his daughter Annie aud
his son Walter arrived here from ia.
Breuueau last evening.
Mouroe Salisbury, the weli-kno IN
stage man. WAS Il passensrr by the Wet
bound train this morning.
The Devils Auction troupe. COM.
p%riNing forty persons, were also l.Issru-
gers by the train for the L ,st.
Arrived by strge from Tuscarora la,t
evening: James EnnOr. Departed tn!s
morning: q. W. Grayson Jr.
Louis A.. Knott. uud r = utencc of
death at Colfax. W. T., was taken from
Jail "Wednesday Ly y~isil4nes aud
lynehed.
Charles Croker and family, and d
C. Dodge, General VI IN ger a.. the d.
/ Il. q. road passed east by the express
train last evening.
BY the fall OF a briig' at Modesto.
California. Wan. Full was killed ami thru,
others seriously injured. They were lc-
pairing the sirI:;u.e At IN tin.
A Dire ut R1seburg. Oregon, destroyed
en- entire block !n..u lsIs tao u,.r,p.I-
Ian hotel. LJuis IciIler. the
and Mrs. johnson. a guest wrrs JLruci
10 death.
John Ireland, present Governor al
Texas. WAS r,-uomsnntrd 10y the Demo.
cratic Convention at Houston. W,dmr.-
day, by Rcclam-tion. Site senator
Barrett Gibbs, @! Dallas. was nuru.n ted
for Lieutenant Governor, also Dy uvcla-
nation.
The Virginia Foot,isLt says it is r..
ported on good authority TIT lion.
VIM. WoolJuru viii be the iuun pr
scented before the Republican Stoic Gnu
Neniiou Tor Cousr,s,sutu, and he vii
receive the nomination u~utuimu4,iy.
Another fishing parry, consisting o,
James DaNi, and sic, john lty nc AMI
wife, Miss Mamie Muulr.I AMI G,mr,r
w. Tucker, sta:; cut ~to-.nuTruS. They
80 fully equipped for the slaughter II.
the innocvuts. aud Voc he unto any
tTuculeni menibcr OF the iiuuy triJc that
darcB to bite ',u
Billy Todd, WIN had just returned
from a business tip To spruc mont.
passed through Tor the bay by tie tram
this morning. Billy says thu H.rrcII.
Scherff & Co. have developed a imr min.
ing property at Spruc,, and. having an
abundance Of ore ready for smllI.u-,
they propose to erect u i,st.cl.st .urn.cc
on the grounds.
Sum Wright aud his piscntoril parry
were rcpUrtrd yesterday morning at
Vests, on the North Fork. The courier
pictured the party ns planted nluns the
bank % the stream. each on his own iudl-
vidunl cushion, gazing imploringly utthc
pellucid but irEcspomsiye waters aud oc-
OCCASIONALLY drawing inspiration anil II
coik, from the neck Of u bis Jei;icd bot
tie.
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frO ~ ila, a.
nAi.A,G,-Nnl.

ihe Z 30 nourinS mIl ID again in act
i've "perat.oI. 1
Tie Knights OF Pythias bod a regular
meeting N, their hall to night.
Gabriel cohu came NJ from the w st
last evening aal remained ia town on
business to-day.
The Piute Princess sarah winnemu
CT VA" Passenger irun the El I by tn.
toain tL.S monias.
Arrived 10y IT .sc from Tt GARCIA last
evening: Al s'Iis, Ia Toy. D,pAIt,d
has mosu4ue: MIs. I. T.,Ilc, y. IL.
Pvasc.
u. w. Taylor. o: Peas ant Vail Y,
Nho Lrri,'U IA iUNn lat ,v,Lns, .u-
.oir!ed IN tLnt has dausLt,r. Ais.
u urge Grant Ii CuItv III.
GENERAL Pass uger Agent. Guoim II
a"d Va ; G'n,r.d Traffic M..nds,r
S'ubbs, nIId An,ilt"r Wide, ul The , cu.
traI f.''ihc, p.Ss.d through 10y l.e East
1onhd TRAM last evening.
Reno Jou.ud: j. L. ID a'.y, o. C r
suh, has itus,d the LAKE IIUusc .ur a
ie'in U ycars, AMI vi. { kr ch rye L,xt
NJ 'nd ~. LIOrA.us. Mr. Ds..l,y under
"'ai's 'he Un '4neSs i~hU.Ou.u AID - y
p'ru..r in..n ,.,rs wn,re.
F.u.n J.,oJ A. eli, who came duwn
no." S,tr al evo.Ins, I seam thai nc
has said out AS place - u eth, ANA tu.t
ii VII sat OA sGn,L.y nVx. % h.,lIokla
NJ. "..er, has d,,e..-eI ~ r's p.uvu,s
h"H'e a. n.S .r L.s. liz, I'LL; ,DI.d
lie Mall .r.NS ".tL H.s la4vLts u Iic u.d
n"Inr.
Oar readers will remember tn Nj.
iicIh = ~ dIcd IdiIe suudcI.Y u Star
N1iry. "hiy a .rw w,.ks asu. A.r.
Keen w.I p.O.aDly r,t4ru L,Ic OIL,
u.ic MA. Sing.
1t viii cost $4,000 to repair the i IN
age ny tine StJE.I ~ tLe M LJu,Iun,
VI 49,, y nnvrn Ii.IIn.ad, AMI ,y,r,
'a'.r>i4d To .ep..I; Ghc hi.n~l.s. The
cr". y "'re ii or.uycd ana Ilc uIuu..t IN
GoI'' Irv lap s,slJ.e.
'"'
in6 .'s. MOn1,y cvr.i.g.
Z. ii. kivcXI,r gives notice in another
""''e " '"hd'"-'e i"r
ho4l''''oh or '"-S'"bc
"r' h'eeAh,r has
'''' "'" '' Inc e'hl'."y u.
~ ana " h'o"h 10
""t''y' III
'. !'""e '"'h' ana 'fe We" qua
~ 20 VAC "'''e' D. 'Ai o.Atc
L - rep r ei that n terrible tragedy
&C. uF''d ia C"r!c.i count, Texas u ...-
dt!' o''F the grave u II yJuI ~ III
IL shicd G.'h Iln, wLJ was recently snb-
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The Trn urcr a.: e., United States
has forwarded H. the Govern ,r O. l. ui,.
lana 2l.OoU school bon Il u. that \ u,c.
captured at u III Rome ia 1865 hy
Li'"t' iiunt Gtnchi .nriInn They
'orihtd " part ri n lot o. ely. Safe mud
Southern IL i.r"Hd bonds u the va II. Of
$1,000, o. captured Il the stmc timc.
"h " mnjnri y q which were suUsc.
qicht ! r,.tur.d I the State.
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Registration Notlce.

Notice Is hereby given that the Il ne or
the REGISTRATION Of the qualified electors
In Elko Election Precinct FOR the general
election TO he he'd in the C"uniy 81
EIko, on the ith dny oi November, 4. u.
1884, will expire NJ G O'clock T.. ~. on
the 2Oth day Of October, A. u. 1851
Ole. GnygS. Registry Agent of T. ko
Erection Precinct. Ana. ~. 1881. Il
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Fulton Rsco,v,i.

The stage from TnScnrort l,.t
evening htnurh' down i've btr4 NJ NV
nin brl'ion w'irhing 81 M mls: the ~.
sty vain" ~ which wa sir.i7l. II. W
for y .rlrd hv Wells, r rso 4 O.. TO tIc
BaA& y. C..L0.L.a ,hIs .uO.a.u..
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lFroin Saturdays Daily.1
HALMtGUNDI.


seven miners W re asphyx iated by n
iusl % 'oni ga IN the BIckridse nit
ut Siam akin, Pa, Wednesday. .
ll'n. j. c. H.srn,l. cIde.n,n. ms
called "A meeting u! tIe Democrats St,t,
Central Commi,tse IL, vlr,iuia civ 5 u.
teni6rr ls,.
Reel AMI Dlrke. Colorld, men. nre
bnyins hoses over at Rec. RIVER. Tn.
lt;'eiiIe says they are nes,u .tia. for i,
large band.
The R:pnb:iem pri II ,ry election for
choosing delegates To the State AMI
County Conventions vii he held IA II.
this evening.
A copy -: the circular is.nrd hy Tia.
state ID "'rl u. Eluc.toi. giving all in
formation vi Ia r-sI,l t. the r.c.u,
Change III sch al. b"ks orI.rcl viii l..
fouu ! la IA her c,iIuu.
Ilnsh Mari in i.rlel up 4 caauIr If
wagons wi II rauch SUPPLIES nni start d
"n hi' reiu.n hOac 10 i'uuc ,u. accom-.
Panied 10y hs son, dtIsa or unI lis
Allie Hunter, this morning.
Arrived by sttse list ryrnin. 'ro 4,
Tn-eIoft: Ge"T-s MpA,s, u Ann,r.
Departed tiiS M,;.i *: Az. u.ssnr.
j. ES"rs, L. :. Mn .mnc. Wa. IIendy.
X. C"'Ig. Il. W. Galysun, Jr.
ii. W. Hubbard. u native a. Nil.
HSed II Icar-, >u.oi1cI VIII a II ted in
HIS r"Hm ia SAN rr .uc.,co Tuur,ltv.
Notice hui been >crreL uu hi Il 80 vac 1
the p.c.nlscN b. S.pcAJ:. 1t.
NJ. g. L. stoM al. e. Oasl,uL. i,
- established as lcHl ANT at IN,
place q = the Crl.tIl P,ciIc I.u.rp.l
Company: N. james u mas. former
az mt having taken Tia pace al . .ki.ui
vacated Icy ar. SiJlirl.
The I"rspI Appeal i, r., .Iou,ib'c Tor
the io,!oS.uS: II. NJ. Y.rriu ton -
p'tAinS A.r'nScH Mt, t. hsli o. hos e.
btc% parry t" the Y,rmit \ sn,I.
- "''' curry '"r sweet
% '"'' i''''''-
% 'hi'r ." Iihr ha. OF re-! u
reward o. SI'0iJ i"' tie " { e at
the "~.,s ir:m Mrs IN wat
H'cs sandy .n"rh.us. I>sly. VI r.,>
"i-r> ?!,JJJ uII iIc cstt&au o. II / IS
AM A'Iht" S'.JJJ moe.
" amer 4 c, SIN ..l l,.ltv is ar
~ Anie.'o" - rri1''''a "'c,s tN",lE.
ut"h' Jj'ojj - N i d: ore go = "a ""L
i'"'He..' Ihr! A." '"ti"l An1,
h'c"' "'"' VIII i3,fJl p'InN q.
"r.r"''"'rr 20: LH-"tro.'. "A'cI ".i
''''' >" - IA h"h.li.
T,c Il sn:'; iE.;,,u q cr.i county.
Wiz. predicts, 3. bc.uuc.a,,. ,i.tuy a.
thut Slairi Cui. va. u.4lt .t,I ;o-
bfpNGflp.. Lee tts.tH. #..". f.4E ..,lt a..
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From Monla:'. Dailr.l
hALAAGUNbI.

II II Thought that the dep ,sitoa Of the
First National Bank ut Albion, \. Y.
will nil be paid.
A FFen h transport with 5sJ .risers
"nd mcn on DIarJ has been wrecked IN
the Moth Sea-. A | ~ re saved.
a stnwawty wis discovered sick with
the clol"r' Oh board nm EIslish ship
iron LiSe.Pool 10 JL.ti.nore, aud w.s
ltLdeL at W.teaord.
TIE TsxIs cattle tcvcr continues 1,
eTei alir.n n.n nS stock IA II ia the
WESTERN t.tcs. Every prccauiion i,
taken t. ca:cl IT. sp:eIL
IL. +. Ihurmin. WI has jl,t reiur. el
irIn d~IltIls,ua, sh.cs nts castor in tL.
pJ iiicai nns, deei,nns Ia IN sell nc.nli.
dat ior re e.cct.ua to ,hu oil &c o. Ca.
sable for ho township.
Ten carloads e.! HOSTS. mares md
colts pass Il thruu ia here v,ins e ,,i.
"b'it "''n y sc tty. W. u.Lrr.to.d
tncy w,r. hi NIL -, ,.i. ,,,N
WHOA, "T 20 wait I"is.t, VI We're u...L.e
nn,,,
Nix Schoen and Charity Milrr ar.
r.'ct Arnc ycsI ri y .ro.I NJ ,iut IL Cav,
''IiI "Il' '..d ain gods -. Tic .oral,r's
,,.r.
h nu, ..ru nh, =, H.. ..r
rin.u, IL.
'''"' N'-''''' "'i' cane GoSn !r'n
is'o !v"-"rd'y, .u.o.H'
""I'" "'IsL sd'ihS 49,
~ ""''o i"'' - "'''HS $40 '".S 'i''
r.nc.,c, Oh ~. r,,.
"' JAZZ III '"'S"'%'ht y"lHS ntn
f'''"''e'' MAO ""EL la ''E-
>"' a." ~ years Dad 'ne
"' WILL tie r''
'"' year" 'f"-A "'"'. H.
'S 80" - vel - 1" 90 people
'S'" al S'''H'.
Tan judd, N..u UIu-.it some 800 heal
o. zee. s.v,., .iu.I L.. s,n .i..ur,.u
sL"., tIar - u, su.Ip,i .r,..l n,rc s..a,-
% '"' 10 Las
"'''"H' '"'''L
20 i''"' ''' '''o"'
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NS.i:o: :, watls Nonrumorn.

'iice Is h,rc"y given tu.i AL these
l ut" 81 To tie Water Company will
please cit,i AMI S,tt q on or be.orc .,io,i-
day. ~Scriciuh,r the Is. or The water will
tie Hi,"t Ill. ana ~ ,iip 4 uslig Inc water
Will pc"se not. y the Ak NJ immediately
when short. by "n!,r q! thc q lnpnny.
JLsgg ANVIL, Alrnt,
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nmiiinn RnnnlYnl.

The stage from Tnscarorn last even
Ing brought down four bars NJ Grand
pIizc bullion. wei ;hins 800 pounds aul
valued ut $4,000. which VIA furw rlri
to San Francisco by Wells, Fargo n Co.
this morning.
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from Tn .d.y'. D.ily.l
aALAA0UADI.

leck to-day on business.
Thomas Glland was in town from his
r'neL in LnmOille this morning.
j. +. Elod cImc mp run tie West
lat evening and Remained in town to-
dty.
SIir'ey. the well known cattle man.
passed. though ON hi way to o.rson BY
II tran last evening".
Arrived 10y strge RON Tu>carora last
evening: Il. Craig. Dcputed ,uis nom.
inS: III =. J. T.. wJJl mItvo c..iidr.n.
The Alaska OH :i,lS un Ter Governor
KTnke.rd all leave san trlu.isco with tLe
Go.'rIUr ON the 9th Instant. They
numUer abOu; 10.
Miss Ennm BraSie, the ii mist who
came Ia re with the .'.iIdl.u Hand
COMPANY, deiuIt Il for her home Mt
" 'ntIcenn, I,wa, by the TIM this
IN '.n.n;.
t
mo va D'o'her
i'''' "e lux
u dUe Nre:u, e. nc w.. Inr kind Ia 1 ne.
u,s nu, ,,,. -,
The NJ r.n uS oi Tennessee have pei
toned the II ,vcrnD. ~. IA. 81 tie L, u!icr
q ItNlTi ar IN lIu. I, al. ,,t L..
>f ""' "''''''-
:, " N""
"
49,, "'''N'"
49,. '
lac" or t. m'r'"inee pOi.Es .:my III ihe
suit "'Ne'h'r Bates MIA o.fer the
re"nrd.
The Mormon auth i~riiits recently n Ii.
fed y u. tn,Ir iv.,lIs Ltruiu,r,, C.ulf
aai II TN, tL.t .ury m..,t pm the r.uAs
u. 'ae r"i!s ann /, ~ rs!su tavlr posi-
i"T' l.. iAc cEirch. B.IL Yicn haze
I"f !c.'Gs bvvn sept Uui u. pu.ysunN b,
The rcoeiI'L ~. amer S.vs>. iuiT as
- y. ''N "''4At'1lr aaG'.iI lie III L
- i'' >" "'' i" 4 a. ".'n'r' ""I!e
!'' "'N" All l''"'
"'r"'F ~ o. rc'ti'td iu-d y 70. the
"''' - "'f."'d u. i'inutr OK b:uSn ~
"N''' 'S' ~ H'u''''ih 'o"r "a"-
f>"' ''""4 i"'"' IT, l"F s"II-
''' '''" i''"''''o' Ii y .of".'r''et
'' ''''' ." t"'"'' q. GOAT Ca Tor
"''""' y! i"'''r D."'' '..ih"' "m.cn
"''' '"' i'''O P'""''' %. "'i'"y ."r
''' 49, ~ -""' A'ra ic.in -.
'''"'' '''sV I''"Hd' .. sat.
EErn.nri a3gl: G,orsc 7. K;mb,ii,
aged 81 yutGs, u.vl sI i!yaiy at a., t.,I-
d-ncr, l.. F..,nLhn .l.r,t Il; ! ,,,i.k
yy.Irri.N I'..r urc,4,s Al MA,
wc.. Knu"u ,h.u.,M ~, cui.mec,.,n Will
the k..mDuL NJ .mG tr,u.Ing C.u.p.uy.
lie anIvcI mr.r la the ,.riy d.y, and
cn~.nlLrncc" I'll, Manufacture q. carri,y, :
IL a trIw.r.S Lyc.mc associated with
M.uil.U 4. ls.tstu4 .uI Il. l.. O aleu-. i'm
tie IS an.isa .Icmt which ,,U.e la, u.,.ur.
! TIc California Site ro,rl a. E,n,,
. iztiion has runc.u.,L ,sLu,y. IN nr
iIis 1t ,hc asSc,smr.t va:u,t.op d; rail-.
! rYlIs. Fan. C,u,rI Mi. b,..Ls ,h.
! i,i. Il, yatu.u.u Lr,,. inland
ugul!,, uu.r.. -
! tho y.uu,u,u :. ~ v,r
ting S,r.u,r. r.rii. ,b. ,t,
".iich i' r''7 d Si,UOJ.UsJ, the Board
P'''''" " "'.th 1t E4nUJJ.VJO. The
'''"' '''''e o. ''''F'a Is il the State II
T~t'O'''Oo''
nj tn Republican pr:n rry in virsinil
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Slicrl ~ nights, mad mis- ribl Ivy
that I rihI, cIu IL. shi.oh's Ours j.
tn rem dy for yUu. For sale by +. f.
Muller,
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Why will you cough when Sbiiohs'
Cure VII give inncdi t. relief. cr'cc
~ eta. % eta. AMI ~. For sale ty =.
Mailer.
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Democratic oon1.i CON a.,.,, m,s..ag.

Am r'ins o. toe & m.iy Drno ratio
q ntru C,ninittcc - "a I'd tuttkcp pa o
At thr Court lIUosc ia Exc. nu 81 IL. day,
August ~. 1891. 1T ) "'cock y. ~.
y. & StAHg, Chtinmau,
j. EoslSsrosE. ccgrt , Y
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-07-18
The Derby Driving Association.

This afternoon at Hamilton Park the Derby
Driving association will have their annual
trotting match. The races occur at
2 p. m. sharp. The entries are as follows:
2:35 CLASS.
Purse S125 OO-S65 90 to first S35 90 to second
$500 to third, $1,000 to fourth
J. H Lewis, Stratford, enters bl e. Harry B.
G. E. Swan, New York, enters e. Bessie B.
NJ. Lynch, Waterbury, enters b. m. Belle of Water
g. N Bates New Haven, enters bl m Edith MAY.
c. B. Adams, New Haven, enters CHI m. Celeste
$50 CLASS.
Purse, S75OO.-S4oOo to first, $500 to second,
$1,000 to third
George Adams, Derby, enters b. Lady Dag
George H. Washburn, Seymour enters b. G. Bos-
ton John.
c. E. Swan, New York, enters g. Cedar Jack.
H w Beebe, Ansonia, enters r. S. Hamlet.
George w. Simmonds, Bridgeport, enters g. m.
John Judd, New Haven, enters Dr. m. Hazel
T s. Holt, New Haven, enters br. g. sherbrooke.
MATCH RACE FOR $4,000.
D. L. Beardsley, New Haven, names b. 6. Kim.
James Cream, Branford names b. G. Doctor
All races are to be mile heats, best three in
five. Admission is so cents. Ladies and
teams free If stormy, next fair day.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


The Methodist Sunday school of Winsted
picnics at High Rock Grove tomorrow
The Second Congregational Sunday school
of Waterbury picnics at High Rock to-day.
Patrick Green, an aged and esteemed citi-
zen of Portland, died on Wednesday of paral-
ysis.
The Grand lodge of the order of Harugari
of Connecticut will meet in annual session at
Collinsvi1le August 6.
A wharf is being constructed at Burns
Point, Milford, to enable small steamers to
make landing there.
A German Blaine and Logan club is being
formed in Hartford, with excellent prospects
of large membership.
The New York and New England Rufie
company will open soon at No. 700 Chapel
street in the store formerly occupied by the
New Haven Ruf1e company.
While handling a cartridge with pair Of
nippers yesterday Mr.. D. Bivilson, hard
ware merchant in Waterbury, had his hand
very badly lacerated. The cartridge explod-
ed.
Mr.. Noah Baldwin, of Shelton, had several
of his ribs broken on Wednesday while driv
ing. His horse took fright at railroad train
and ran with him and he was thrown out vi
olently.
Sister Felicia, former mother superior at
the st. Francis Orphan asylum in this city
for many years previous to 1888, died recently
in one of the converts in New York city.
Her death will be lamented by many friends.
Mrs. Daniel Hubbe1 of Bridgeport, who
was sent to the Insane hospital at Middle
town several months ago, returned home
Wednesday with her sister, who went up to
see her. She was thought to be cured, but
her insanity returned violently and yesterday
she was taken back to the asylum.
The aged Waterbury couple named Bron-
son who have been confined in the county
jail here for some months have been liberated
and have returned to Waterbury. The old
mans time was up and his wife was allowed
by the commissioners to depart with him.
Their case excited considerable interest here
when they were on trial before the Superior
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-07-18
VETERAN FIREMEN'S ASSOCIA
TTON.


Election of Of1icers-Preparing for the
Annual Observation-Disclosures to the
Secretary.
The annual meeting of the Veteran Fire
mems association for the election of officers
was held last evening, Vice President Charles
Doty presiding.
The election of officers resulted as follows
For president, Hiram Camp.
Vice presidents, Frank NJ Lovejoy, w. N.
Atwater, Charles Atwater, Charles E. Hayes,
H. L. Clark, w. w. King, John H. Pardee,
Miles Tuttle, Joseph Cunningham, Charles
Doty, A. G. Hendrick, R. T. Merwin, Charles
A. Nettleton, George Treadway.
Recording secretary, A. R. Goodnow.
Financial secretary, George L. Ives.
Treasurer, James NJ Walters.
These officers were all elected unanimous
ly.
The following resolution was passed unani-
mously:
Resolved, That this association express it's
unfeigned thankfulness to A. R. Goodnow
for his unremitting and arduous labors in our
behalf as secretary, as well as in the several
other positions of trust and labor to which he
has been repeatedly called.
A committee on annual excursion was ap-
pointed as follows: Thomas E. Twitchell,
George W. Stoddard, Charles E. Hayes and
A. R. Goodnow
An adjournment was taken until one week
from last evening, when the reports of COM
mittees will be made.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-07-18

There was another gala time at Howes'
skating rink Wednesday evening. The skat-
ing surface was utilized all the evening. The
West Haven band discoursed enlivening
strains. The carnivals are growing more
popular as the season advances, and they
are much appreciated by the guests of the
hotels and colleges, for it makes a pleasant
place of resort and there is no disorder.
Landlord Howes and his genial manager,
Charles Gard, are receiving great prise for
their efforts in making it pleasant for all.
Mrs. G. W. Pomeroy and daughters of
Hartford, Mrs. w. Fl. Tyler, Miss Jennie NJ
Tyler of Greenfield, Mass, Mrs. C. Chaplin
Miss K. E. Chaplin of Holyoke, and Charles
A. Bond, Fred D. Austin of Chicago, are So
journing at Mrs Holmes Ocean cottage on
Beach street.
There was another jolly party at Howes'
skating rink Wednesday evening. The West
Haven band furnished music. Among those
present were: Miss Nellie Daniels, Miss
Ollie Barker, the Misses Vischer, Miss Fan
ME Rhodes, Miss Gertie Strong, Miss Addie
Humphrey, Miss Lille Emory Miss NJ A
Law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Miller, Ed.
Barnes, Fred Perkins, Thomas Bostwick,
Henry Chandler, William Trowbridge.
The Congregational church and Sunday
school leave this morning for Pawson Park
on their annual picnic. A large number of
friends and neighbors will join with them
on the occasion. They go by the Philadel-
phia. The boat leaves Richards dock at
o'clock.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-07-18
LOCAL CAMPAIGN TALK.
Democratic Talk of Organizing
ssNIftcheII Regiment

Democratic Talk of Organizing a
ssNIitcheII Regiment.''
A prominent representative of the younger
Democracy said last evening that the Demo
Gratis were now talking of organizing a
Cleveland and Hendricks campaign torch
light organization, to be called the Mitchell
guard, or Mitchell regiment, and that they
hoped to enroll ZOO members.
After series of informal meetings, the in
dependent voters of the seventh ward met
last evening at T. J. Callahan's, 901 Grand
street, and organized an Independent Demo
cratic club with the following officers:
Chairman T. j. Callahan, Secretary 2. j.
Reardon Captain John Beecher, First Lieu
tenant Louis J. Clarke. On motion 1t was
voted that the independent voters of this
ward be invited to attend the next meeting
to be held at the above place Friday evening,
July 18th A large attendance is expected,
sixty members having already signed the
roll.
Before the conclusion of the meeting sever
al prominent men addressed the club, among
whom were P. II. O'Brien, district secretary
of the A. O. H, of the State of Connecticut,
also several other prominent citizens. Inc
sentiment expressed was that 1t was tlme
that the individual voters of each ward
should IN each party express uneI IeeAAS9 q"
the polls, Independent of party politics.
SIXTH WARD DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Last evening the young Democrats OF the
Sixth ward met and organized Cleveland
and Hendricks club for the campaign. One
hundred and ten signed the roll. They Or
gained by electing William B. Catlin presl-
dent; Daniel Gilhuly, Thomas Davis and MI
chaeI Conlan vice presidents. For secretary
they elected D. J. Coleman, and for treas
urer Thomas Davis
The finance committee elected are Thomas
Leddy, P Willis, John W. Lake, D. j. Cole
man and Michael Mannix.
The next regular meeting viii be held on
next Tuesday evening at the corner of st.
John and Hamilton streets.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-07-18
Rn1Ln1nG 1mpRovErrENTs.
Further Enlargement of Sargent
Mandatory.


Mandatory.
Sargent & Co. will soon add another i'm
portant addition to their mammoth manu-
factory Mr.. Sargent yesterday took out
permit for the erection of large new brick
factory and addition. It will be on the Wal
lace street side across the street from the pres
emit foundry of the concern. The main build
ing will be 191x56 feet and five stories high
The addition will be 80x4O feet and two
stories high.
The new residence which Mr.. Enos S. Kim
berly is to erect on the lot on Orange street,
corner of Ed, will be of brick, two stories
high and semi Gothic in style, with high
peaked roof and all modern improvements
Mr. David R. Brown is the arch
itect and the contract for its cree
ton has been awarded to Chatfeld
& Grant, the joiner work by Mr.. Rockwell.
Work will begin soon for its erection The
house which was moved away and has been
slowly travelling up Orange street for several
days past has reached Bishop street, on which
street it is to be located and rebuilt.
Both the fine new blocks of residences
which are being erected by Ex-Governor Eng
fish on Wooster and Warren streets will be
furnished in full. The Warren street block
is half built and both blocks will be orna-
ments to the locality.