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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-03-16
Payment of EIko County
Bonds.
Payable from the UnISer~uY In
Ierrst aud SHAKING Fund.

T. ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
= % A. - entitled Al Act q l=sAi-s the
ssEaroe q eeEsLa Efo eSR=ty bcaGs. iaszei
=. A. II The eousu=aion - tie Fr-PHrliory
D~sE,=Esafot tE< state Uniye->isy O, Nsy.4.--
srT-syea Fes-ruT y. ISIS. Sottrs IL here
y se= KAT = r-uNata- II ~ Gee. IN Efc.
>CN-l. q - b-:c=r SATURDAY. the EIF-
TLENTI DAY Uy NAB II. ls,I. tks io.lgu.
iuE III z-ry Eozts A,E,s II P=rsu.=7e 4
al AdI. vul y .5I, t1Er;AeF alta the later.
%: Se-vS. uhIea shall have .erra-d At the
tAts Irys-=iss. E.als ~. . T.. -. .. 80. u.
q, -, -. -. - =, - -. 81 -. - - -. $.
E- - -. o. =. q o. zEa.
sSHzll =. 49, E-sts n. - T-rssatei ~t;h,
&c ale u=s IhJvv -P~-ctsrdta-z frvm sad aftsr
n. date ur=-d. 30 Vii: Saturday. tie afi-saIh
DAY = NEeL zs1i, 2a;sr,u tAeruoa ~Iu cease
JANEs CL.EE.
Il ~. 20. ~ I.4
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T+ April number Of the Nsnhsr;sL
En = gLleE 0: p1-trZits Q; E5SJr
BosA presenting him N two scsr-s e!
"HA-ls;; n scszs q "Rishslsz
A. IESo, O;helo Ard Lear. the last
named hsi1c engraved from a picture by
jGIls McE=t=e. The tra-nT5~o= VII
l. Aal!ie-gA Q: EouA, ~ezsrZEsa b
Ve,;ea-
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Befo-d las irtSpSzcaS = El n Cen
Gess - tax s-oek ieatnS - the Puhse
domain IL had 70 be ioGScd to IL
Sas CT Territory n which Sf=a,ei
~i;hoEi Paoe- E-al the sid lad i zld
by G0rslE2-, ~oeiP,s fnz sid TAX
10 T. 5e'Ose 20 eiaASGaal Purposes
All AsytzZs = tie RESPECTIVE States AID
Temtuxsz
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Herr Won Eisendeckcr, the German
Minister, called at the Department, Of
State Monday and presented TO secre.
tary P~rtiihshuyscn the returned Laskcr
resolutions, together with a letter from
Prince bismarck The President will
send a communication on the subject to
the House Of Representatives.
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He HOase Coaaiitee on Pzblse
Lads dsosdei zaAIaoISy 10 rvco=-
1eni The fO-.eitzre Of Ind Gaated the
Atlantic 4 P-SSe Railroad lying ess; Of
the Junction OF that rad with tie
At-AiSca TcFsAA 4 SAsa Re BAilroaA
xndl!%N s OF Moave. CAh:oni>
Aai e1A las nOs beea pSssied 10 the
rod
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Payment of EIko County
Bonds.
Payable FROM tn. Jaii Redemption
Fund.

Il ACCEPTANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
q Al Act eEtit-A Al A; - IztloTass -
CaurtE q Emo 20 r1HtrN= a -e't auF is.1.
bonEs for the e1EstFurroz O! = c1za;s t8.
2FFr5Hei March : is. No2tc- l.. asr.ly
gwen tAE Z Fr~seGte+ ~ 70! 1Ger g. Eis.
NrvAlA ca OF be ore tie Is;A day 81 March
!S+. the io.!5Snas El3 e11aiy b Uas l.,4.l
= T~urrz,nCe % ssS1 Al. willie paid. to-rlh~r
with iEtere-t ILerroa va.ea ,EzI have e
eurrd a. The cate Pryreat[ Bod 80. ;
-Ea :.
sh0aH the slid B5ai u; - Pr-.euis4 via
II tie tie Above speet-rd ikea froa snt
ansTEL' cate rAHset. t0-sU: Sturdy the
i5ta d-y o! NUeh .s>s. Interest IEsr,Oa -
So
1sSEs cuIK. COaaiy Trsa.a-rr
ELEN. New, Fyb. Is. I-I sd
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The Ave days blockade o! the Eu-tka
L Pshsade Tvsi, vas raised SAf1r5zy,
A1a tie occasion Of the non arrival O.!
EErvh papers for week past i Il.
planned 4 whole weeks B-e Range
news arrived IN q single invoice. Re-u.
Lar communication SlA uoE probably
continue.
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The exports Of produce for the week
ending Tuesday, were -. 33g. IiO.against
S7,5o7'ilo for the corresponding week
i'at year. The total exports since Jan.
uary 1 are sGI,s9 ,272. sgsinst $50. sOg..
$50 for the corresponding time last year.
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Special Notice.

Having determined % retire from bus
ines - hereby &Te notice that rom
and after this date Nc viii ~ At CusT
for cash our entire stock. consisting
Of Groceries, Provisions HAriSAr-,
Q~uscEsSare, Glassware &c. &c. Those
who desire t lay in supplies Al reduced
rncrs will find oar stock all hrsa-SiAS,
selected especially for this market.
HEvLrr 4 MUM.
ETEo, Jan, 5, 1884
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The Ohio Il Mississippi railroad con-
PAny has beea sued by : Mrs.. wIngaie
tor damages, her husband having been
killed on that road 10y a crazy fellow
p2ssenser- The e4se Is q novel one, and
the decision Is awaited -i;h mIch in
tereSt.
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In the ~Shauu-iiil ease Tnreiav.
Miss Bngtett testified that sharon a..
k~n3Wlnisel O. her tbs, Miss hin wa.
his wife. Il ms also1t the crd 81 July.
lss2 when sLe frs; declared to Sharon
that she knew MIS- Hi 70 = his vife.
At tie aBe time she tod him abe vas
in n delicate state q health. lie asked.
Who doe she suspect p Witness re
Piled. she don't suspect any one. She
knows its yours." Prom behind q
bureau, where she was hid, she saw
Sharon and Miss Hill occupy the saline
bed. and when Sharon Was asleep she
escaped from her hiding place. On
crcs@-cHamiuatiou she denied having
been promised a house and $4,000 il
Miss Hill succeeded.
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In the Legislative inquiry into the
management; of the Ludlow street Jail.
OF debtors prison, New York 4. Nc
Donald. confined 10 Jail for five wears.
gave testimony to the cHcci that cNtnr-
uoD and brutality were puotioci by the
keepers that whisky was Supplied 10
any prisoner abe t" Tuy ioT It. AMI tina,
rrcagate wcmoa we're ~iutIoiuc. Il into
the Jail and allowed t. visit prisoner, in
their cells. The other prisoners oorsob-
Grated his testimony.
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NEETINaa.

BIO. o.-The FIRST annual meeting Of
this Association shall be held on the drs,
Monday in March, A. u. 1886. a. 10
O'clock a. NJ, in winhemucca, Hum.
boldt County, Nevada; place to be selco-
ted BY the Executive Committee and
proper notice 70 be Published. The
time and place Of the following annual
meetings shall be selected by a majority
bt TIA. votes at each annual meeting.
Special meeting may be called at any
time b, the President or in his absence
BY the yicc-Pesidcnt, upon the Request,
OF ' members. Fifteen members
Shall constitute a quorum for the tran.
ssction Of business at al meetings.
The call for a special meeting shall
state the object Of such meeting, and no
other business shall be tnAsseted a,
such meeting.
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Payment of Elko County
Bonds.


NlhLlnE unda
Is ACCORDANCE WITH TIE Provisions
q Al Act eutitl-d " Al Act 70 r.fuzi ror-
toa q thS bopdsi ssbt @: E!to county A.
proved January 3. ISL. N1lse - h-r, '
GSsa that u fE~sented At my snse In Eis.
NeV'iI. GO or before SATURDAY. the
FiFTEENTH DAY or MAXI II. IS-I. n. fol-
l0~ias Efo CoGa;y Bends !s.s~d IN Iznu.
,Dar q sE& At, Wii - Y.i. tos.ts-r vita
the inier-st lhrreea. which .sEH have accrued
Aitss date PrrsfBt-L BSn3s No. .. TIads
should ts- ssd Baad' Dot - pr-seuiat With
IN The tine above gp~cinet thea fTDm AS Irsr
the date assNd, - ~: >E;arasy, the arez:h
Gay . March Iei. ~fRtsr-si thereon VlI $3.50
Jazz lIAEE. Count T~r,asErgr.
ELEo. NV. Fgb. II.Issi.
For lame lseE, eide or eh,s; use Shi.
chs Porous PiasIer. Price p cents
For sale by +. 7. Muller.
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Las EIlAy r: a soCT-Si5~ k.H q
zle l0as eTter5a- a1a A= summit q;
Lite Cot:szsusd C4zyoa Utah. down
to A!u Tsp; svzyrhr ve-S& til Ns-
Emma mine. hiking ca Lryt~Sker.
f1-s=za; n. y. Wassz- @GE-i,r. and
L. brothsE: S2-1sl P:s;kl.o- CAAa~
ColE-eva zzd Vie Eivari CroSEsi, Lot
ne Plea2 o. !. JaL-san " = DGG1o.
Willard ~S;-vtsu~za aEi John EeAArl-
50 Tie baEs Ay. all beer recovered
sX-Vt 80 /; EAs the v1-S slide sve-
known i Little Coitocwond. the snow
FzLug forty t=,t high The DANCE 70
the nine ) $1,000 AL the bg,E-s
f0zui prove 10 e horribly =E-Elzd
cvla- . tie immense weight vkisk fell
calm TIE eztire shift o! the Emma
miD= bznei hsi to tunnel thiry-av
FEET &rUc-a IL suoT AMI Ice 90 get o-t
None were hurt. Il : o leaned that
al tEe victims wsre Stznia. around the
boiler Pr,yo1s TO going into the tunnel
70 spend ih= uishi. S~;ePArnsgn's body
las noi yet besa found
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c D. Sks-P. Tho hz ASES xss
fO-ni Elty % zpng AzAR5A and En-
- SzsS- ASej respectively SItsra AID
e-Gve !s4-s has been sentenced - hang
IL G2iESlI- GezlA Ap:L -.
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SCHOOL hAIS.

Mrs. r. W. Lang has = lot q s.nx
hats suitable for school girls and boys
which she dsIT,s 10 dispose Of in order
10 make ypom for \ new stock. and
which viii bc sold very low in eonse-
qnsnec. Call ard he convinced.
lw
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Daring tbe al@-ucc Of SIR. and Nrs
George Sloan. a wealthy New York
couple. Jesse Williams. the oglored
ecaehaaan. entered the room q Mis-
Maggie Harvey, e sister Of Mr.. sloan.
and demanded the keys Of ;he place
where the mgGcy vas kept Failing to
get them he gagged AMI hound the young
isdy and was subsequently found under
tie bel Of Gertrude Ash. q oolored ser.
want, in who's pillow 5000 va. found
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II the testimony before the S;x--rorte
Committee, MonAy, A N GihSoa re;i-
ezte5 his statement that the GUvrrh-
aent selected the most eonpAe:ed Ssar-
rC1,s eAse fo- triL AID rs5oesrd : pain
Nni ample one Tie fo-rnAn Of the
GrAn3Iuy told witness tia; the Gov
crunen; did no; wish to p-osed ~sh
the eS he considered - eleSr. he
ooEid oOs tel Why. No enlistment Was
t0zad against those Thaa II bad h-ea
proposed 10 proaeei ssAtnS By rHfO-DA-
rOa
GitsoS asserted thsi Bliss sid he SAs
coI1S 70 rz1 tke~ cas< in his own way
lis I you !RiSDs-i that TIE Govern
Reai :ei ocsn-ued 10 PHooeed il TIA;
eS he$nS DO-<y sAs II II va
asked
The question O: Alx-y nisbS have
hsi sO==;hinS to do with it, replied
GihSoa When Dsa set more than
500 day, !; Is no; human nature Il
zkh-evisse-~
Did any special e>zassi appear a
ths sane tine, and -re they euplCyet
by the G0verHsra tg- private io&Ui
E2ls n private cases asked Springer
"B5Ss APPEARED 70. ae uEtS0nA hanks
BE AFFGrvd h:ere the Coai&s5ozer q
I1;e-- Revsupe vh=s about S:G0.o &C,
VS. uTclv.d-"
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ov-s1ns a. ms nrvaOA L,vE
- STocX ASSOCIATION
lisa.

A6T~4F1s~azyl AZ issa
SAcuo liza 4s~sSSa,a S1h
@s -TAs NeTAaaL ky- SNef A.
tD1em
sR4-H ca5ea % nas ASsr=.-
6AaaEsa~Hn7 a. iEas-aS dSS4-
G1gxsn q Al AnaA AID sr As EC-
sa-16nA a. the same =esGi=s tsos a.
iGwindleR and 10 prr~rnt The sA1e
fixing md driving ID HzyEss+cek arG
Chr rehf.G evn--s the-rd, ana 20 e
foroe - Szoek Laws 81 He STATE q
EeSaaH, K.d zase e-f Hay Drnlsr Il
fhis ksssA@iH hsSins 1--we sock ada
NEiA pd;asnias SAFES ana Ieu$-
torres may hxEs tAt Grs Fosss&Sa As
n.mbss AoSe Eur sao4 i NsSly
wfckfr ffis Sesae-
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Governor Newell. Of Washington Ter.
ntory. has "Tdered a suspension Of the
execution Of Gnsnini. who Vas to have
Teen hanged for the mafior o. Ricao.
two years ago. The Governor IN, in-
formation iLai a gi'nes. has ja.; arrived
there hy whom the complete innocence
q GiAuiui can 4. established.
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House FOR SALE

i Tss t~-e!iug Hsg- siiz.,-s
',...tf ht~-a tie CAaryh AMI the
,,..SS Brysru. o-pei All ~.su,i-I ~
A L. 4. willard, vita titAr 70 IL &c
IL. . . I'd fnE sI's =; a bar Ss: Posrtson
70 = nv,n Nay La For iGTtbsr iRhraA
tea tIpiy At thc pr,ELs
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pCuB OF

SIC 4-ThE President sEAl EeSiie
NJ AL meetings cf The Association: he
shAIl see tkE I'll tAe laws and rgula-
tons thereof are faithfully eIeert5i and
perform sach other duties As Hsy h ~
,quired Of him in thes laws As ~sE A.
sneh As may he Necessary to secure TIE
obieet ana b@t interests Of this AssoGs-
don PEI Th EHaL
SIS The YicePrs;lert, in TIE
AbseAe Of .ht President, shah p<zOn
the duties Of The bt;er, and Il tozh be
Absspt at Any meeting, 3 President pre-
en- nAy b< elected.
SE- She Secretary shAl keep ac-
Surzts minutes Of TIE Transactions O.
thh Association Hskh4 keep = rou
Of members and = ecTec. socola. Of AL
moneys received. and shall pay the
same 70 the Treasurer. Shall mt AID
ssna al eonnurieztioas As directed BY
one Association he shall draw al or
-dES On TIE Treasurer VIXEN directed by
be Pre2deat and he shah make =
fun report Of al the Transactions q! his
ozesa i each animal session. He shAu
hAlIrer 70 his E1eoessor all books, mon
eys and ctSsr property II his possession
hioagingt 70 the Association, and shall
pm ETeh other duies A. nav be re-
qHired b. desc Laws and regulations, OF
by The ASsoSa ton.
SEC THE Treasurer Of this Assp
eAtion Aan receive al moneys belong
-jng 10 the same from the Secrvay, and
pay the same u oaly on the order Of
the President Attested by the SECRETARY,
As hsr=intSfore provided. He shall
EAfe . report 81 each annual meeting of
theAssoSsIOa, and at saeh other times
As the Association may direct, Of all the
transactions Of his oAce, produeins
Herewith vouchers foE 81 moneys paid
out He shall deliver all books, papers.
moneys and other property in his pos
kssign belonging to the Association to
his SnersSor IN Office, and shall give
bond to the Association In such sum
aud with such securities As NAY
be required By the Executive COMMITTEE
Conditioned that be will faithfully per.
form Al acts required Of him in this Sec
ton.
SEC. s.-The Executive Committee
shall meet Immediately after their cleo
SiOn and appoint s Chairman ana SEQ.
rotary. The COMMITTEES shall have en-.
tire control Of the inspectors, and of al
the business Of the Association during
It's adjournment. They shah represent
the Association before the Board O,
County Commissioner and the LeSisia.
ture: sna in other similar positions dur
Ing adjournment Of the Association. Al
each annual meeting this COMMITTEE
shall make a report 20 the Association in
regard TO matters requiring their at,en
bon, and shall recommend such measure.
As they deem necessary. The Secrctsr,
Of the Executive Committee shall keel
q record Of the bushes transacted b,
said Committee in n book provided fol
hat purpose, and il there be 3 seeaetar
Iro tess, he shall hle said record with the
regularly elected Secretary OF said Com.
mite. He shall ALSO upon reques OF
The Chairman, notify all members Of
said Committee Of the time and place Of
meetings.
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In The Senate. Baysri submitted a
resolution instrqctin9 the Committee on
Judiciary to report as TO the e1Pedieney
OF amending the Constitution 40 a. 10
provide that Congress shall not have
power to make anything but gold and
silver coin legal tender for the paymeu;
OF debts. nor pass any Law inparing the
obligation Of contracts.
Cassidy. from the Committee on Pacific
Railways. reported a Till to incorporate
the Spokane Falls and Cpur d'Alene
Hallway Company.
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The Northern Pacific aud is Chicago
connections a reduction ia the
rate on emigrants' moyeables of aboni
twenty per cent. between Chicago aud all
points west Of Chicago. The line will
this week issue through freight tariffs
for connections with the Northern Pa.
cihc.
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saIe alive,

Nathan P. Pratt, formerly Treasurer
Of the ReabnC. Mass. SSuir- Rank.
convicted O! eub=Ezlins funds in 1879.
va sentenced Monday. I @ four years
imprisonment At lard labor. Pnt; i
seventy-ihre> year. old. and pending the
proceedings SAs confined in jail i've
YEAR.. The original defalcauun was
$1,000 tut = portion Of the money
Was recovered, AID the loss TO deposit
or VAS about $4,000. Il Wa .hJwu
that the de:rniaat dij bet profit by tie
deialcauon. TAoagh nomiualIy Tree
UTsE. his son. Sidney Y. Pratt, conduct
Ell the business, and the loss, !; Was al.
legged, Vas through his coniuc;- lie dis
appeared when the defElcauon became
known, and has neTer siEee been heard
! OF.
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\ party Of ten prospcc;ors. who re-
Gently left Rhthdrum for the Guar IA
lene mines, are believed 10 have perish
I'd in The snow, A. they have not been
heard from in thirteen days.
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The Wyoming Stock GroweD' AsSo-
ciatiGn ylll take immediate steps to
quarantine ihs Territory Ani eriermin-
ate affected cattle sk5Eld the disease ap-
pear. Ths Territorial association has
legal authority, and Al indemnity fund
has h-eu raised for the purpose. The
association has also sent dispatches to
the Governors OF adjoining States and
Territories, urging the enforcement Of
quarantine regulations against affected
cattle and infected districts, and the e1-
termination OF the disease by the de-
%struction Of animals should the disease
break ont.
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eEp.. 9, rrE ~ mmo

L-cLias tie ra. a-RaE,s
E=Es>s q hs aeesHs. &-Eee1oa
of ~ s-Hh-n &UaSaA3 .ES-
Sa< S-EsPo-S 81 o6-- a.
E-Sa os s T.-Eeesoa q
EI-=nve CoEs-s s-Gersal
BGsS-s Io.-Aijcz-Heat
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A FRAME DWELLING,

30 \ 20 feet in sire. has just been built
on the pi9cs, and everything about the
mnch is in good order and repair. The
farming implements, machinery and
other personal property, viI h. sold
with the ranch.
The excellent soil; abundance Of water
and other exceptional advantages of
Star Valley. are too we'll known to re-.
quirc comment, and the "Cid Sod
Ranch has always ranked among the
best in that favored locality.
A cash purchaser can. in this secure a
mos, desirable property At a very rcas.
enable figure.
For further particulars apply NJ the
Sod Ranch, Star Valley. Nevada. Of Mr..
MAlCOM HALL,
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ls7i Nntas= H-nnesy Brandy at the
GEN
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FuS AL ihs sescAsrf Of the season 90
20 the Cen RosiAUaut
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FOR SALE!
The Sod Ranch,
IN
Star Valley,

Comprising 4so acres Of State Land.
all nnder good wire ~icnce-I20 acres
piowed, balance Pasture and Meadow
Iunl
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1sSTs cuIE. Coaziy Trsa.a--
ELEA New, F,b. Is. Is-I sd
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GInH<ER.

SIC ie-n- By-Lx-s Ct this A
sG=EO A41 h Oi<=f e: The sssnsEr~
81 CARER Ns=s1 fur The osElg
tive So.AS bit Zach s=A proposd
Garter EsRtsr hall he -ooGaene-i
~ sE-Abx- ct tt E1eeuav. Coat
Delta chief., 1884-09-24
Knights Of Pythias.

A special to the Tribune Republican
dated the 18th, from Leadville, says: The
Grand Lodge Of the Knights Of Pythias OF
Colorado met here this morning ut 10 O'Clock
in the Hall of Progress Lodge No. 90. Grand
Master j. A. MCGEE called the assembly to
order and the lodge was opened in due form.
Representatives are present from twenty-one
lodges and almost every representative Is ac-
companied by delegation OF knights from his
lodge. There are also visiting Knights from
| all parts of the United States who are partici-
| pating in the festivities OF the occasion. At
the conclusion of the opening ceremonies u
number of Past Chancellors were introduced
and inducted into the mysteries OF the Grand
Lodge rank. The Secretary's report shows
the total membership OF the order In the State
to be ], ,42l, gain OF 2j6 since last year.
| The amount of money received BY. the order
during the year was SO $50 a, and the amount
on hand per last report was SIG, I, making
total of s35,9l7.7l. The expenses for the
year aggregated 81 J. IS. divided as folows:
Forlrelieving brothers, t3,045 55; burying the
dead. .t55SS5; current expenses of lodges, $17,-
| 1878 At the end OF the term the balance on
hand is SIS, 93. The report Of the financial
| condition OF the Grand Lodge By the Grand
Master of Exchequer show cash on hand and
receipts amounting to the sum OF 2,53S6l,
and expenses Of 81, ,25G9S. The report OF the
Grand Chancellor contains many details OF In
terest only to members Of the order. He pre-
OlCts, noNtNSis SciJ iot0iC iOA L lta-
ianism in Colorado.
At 12 o'clock the Lodge adjourned for the
day in order to take part in the grand parade
during the afternoon. This was Of the
largest pageants ever seen In the Dome City.
Nearly all the civic societies, the military, and
the city and county officials participated. The
streets were thronged with people who were
evidently much pleased with the display. To
night ball is In progress at the City Hall, the
council chamber having been arranged for the
occasion. The hall Is large one, and It Is
thronged with the best people Of Leadville
and their visitors.
Delta chief., 1884-09-24

1t is proposed to build two large ir-
rigating canals, which will take their water
from the Arkansas river near Canon City and
terminate near Pueblo. They will irrIgate
about 500, OC0 acres.
The Associationsof Colorado Pioneers
will hold their twentysixth anniversary at the
Exposition buildings, Denver, on the 25th. 1t
is expected that Gen. Fremont will be present
and deliver an address.
The State Convention of the w. G. T..
U. adjourned Friday, after three days ses-
sion. Mrs. Mary F. Shields, of Colorado
Springs, was elected president for the ensuing
year, and Longmont selected as the place for
the next meeting.
The Greenback State Convention met
in Denver on the 18th and nominated a full
state ticket. George W. Woy, of Longmont,
was nominated for Congress and John f.
Washburn, of Larimer county for Governor.
A vigorous campaign was resolved upon.
The Prohibitionists met in State Con
vention at Denver on the 17th. After some
discussion it was decided not to put ticket in
the field at present, but committee of fifteen
was appointed to report ticket by the first OF
October. The platform adopted pledged the
support of the party to St. John and Daniels
for president and vice-president.
The following is the ticket nominated
by the Republican State convention at Colo
RADIO Springs last week: For Governor, Benz.
II. Eaton; L:eut.-Governor, Peter Breen: Con
gresham, George G. symes; Secretary OF
R. Swallow; Attorney-General,T Theodore II.
Thomas; Auditor, II. A. spruance; superin
tendent of Public Instruction, L. 8. Cornell
Regents State University, r. W. Woodbury.
Clinton NJ. Tyler and J. e. Shattuck; Presi,
dental Electors, F. F. osbiston, B. F. Crowell
and F. c. Cloudy.