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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

ID MILLER, Auditor, has gone to Csbell
3 FIX up the state of that county for WILL
. (snd so saws the Secretary Of State,
" looking on at Chicago)-if His EN-
.lency. Governor J. B, JACKSON is recup-
sting bis health and Democracy at Chi
10. and Superintendent BUTCHER be out
|olling after his fences-we would like to
aow who is looking after the State govern
lsnt of West Virginia? And echo an
.tr-who2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

j. J. FSLp-What news Lentullus?
D l-cutulius breathlcSsly)-l have this mo-
! nj came from the forum; amid loud &C
inns the unit rule has been adopted.
5. J. FIELD-Nay, good Lentullus, surely
! the unit rule, say YOU?
1entullus-Narry, the unit rule.
s J. FIELp-Then by the gods sm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

MA. BrTLER appeared, neatly dressed in
close fitting suit of light colOrs. Cor
spondert How does it read? Something
H. this:
"And how w., IN, Devil lrr>ss,l"
He ~. S. &, sundays hest;
HsS "a, Scr wa> red, his JrpuSers we're blue,
Aud ,N. va> a hole for the tail tn come
IA d "A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

J0HN KELLY has his tomahaWk
UPliited now on high;
His victims soon will loudly squawk,
For blood l. in his eye.
'.J0HS KELLY, o. our JO, .JOHN,
Your terrible to look upon
His Eailiug warriors cry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

THE Hon. JOIN KELLY emerged from the
,st round with his eyes pulled out, his
hrs bitten of, and his nose spread over his
,eeks. The Hon. JOHN is entitled to the
Inpathy of the entire community.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

fx-SgxAToR WALLACE, in nominating his
4 political antagonist, S1NrEL J, RAY
.,r, made a graceful, eloquent and efec'
s speech.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

\ TupES had not written that letter the
,yention would have been thing OF the
and the newspaper scribeS resting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

Il GRADY is anxious tor a little news
] nntnriety.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

b,rRN,x has another title. When called
Bismarck Of America, his name was
ily cheered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11
THE ENTRY BOOK CLOSED

The ENTRY BOOK CLOSED
And the Judges Prepare to Startths
Candidates
ON 1.-THE CONVENTION RACE TRACK
Great Crowds In the Grand Stands
Cheering Their Fayoritss.
Kelly and His Bushwacking Follow
srs Stabbed,
But Being of the Pachydsrm Breed
They Don't Seem to Mind
the Puncture.
Judge Thurman Styled the Bis
marck of America,
And His Name Greeted With Great
Applause.
John Mclean, the Ohio Pismire
Boss Kissed.
The Speech Of Senator Wallace
Nominating Randall, the
Finest of the Series.
The American Eagle HOyers Above
Chicago
Ready to Scream a "Wsll Done"
Over the Nominee of thu
Great Gathering.
Bayard's Name a Tower OF
Strength.
The Dangerous Path Of Expsdiencv
Strewn With Wrecks of
Democracy
To Be Abandoned For Pure Princi-
pies Alone.
FIRST BALLOT.
Cleveland
~
Thurman ..'''''''''-' 90
%
tloWer......-.........--
HendrickS........... /
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

kvRY WArrERSOS's stsr-eyed goddess OF
b. IS a siren of the first water, and
i fnriCuSly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

In BrrIrR's once promising boom aP-
u Ike bent spoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-11

Convention adjourned to 10 o'clock this
morning
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
Barney Gallagher.

A private letter from 3In5. Gallagher,
daughter Of Mr.. and lis. J. l.. Wines
Of Eureka, J.iugs the sgl iutrl:igrurr Of
the temporary mental alteration OF lar
hey Gallagher, produced, according to
The statement OF his physiriaus, by IA.
excessive USE OF cigarettes.
SOa.c tao weeks ago LIE came int, the
house, after having been uy town some
fifteen minutes, ANA sail To his VIE:
They Ur jealous II me but / will ct
even with them yet" Mr.. Gallagher
asked Him what lac meant bat received
no satisfactory reply. Barney had been
IA al health Cor some timc bat Was still
Httcu HIS to business, au! m examination
U. lis books showed everything IL ;cr-
feet order, aud nothing ihat would iuLi-
cate tha, his mind WITS not perfectly clear.
After making tie remark q1o,ri On Tie
morning in question, he let tie Luus.
and WAS ru!,riug for four Gay5 during
which iime bis almost hrIr,-Orokcu wife
suffered untold agony.
Every cfIns was put forth 10y his nu-
mcrous friends at CoIiay. Washington
Territory, where h resides. 10 learn
what had become 81 him, ana at ia, ,ud
OF tie fourth day his ncou.2ed vile re-
cuivri Il ts.cgrHu IRON barUcy's brother
stating that he had found Barney ut
Spokane Falls. The next evening they
arrived at home. and il Wa learned tn;
he had lett ColiHx on foot and walked
some twenty miles when he WAS picked
mp 10y the stage and carried to Cheney.
and although the Stage driver noticed
that he talked rather strange took no
particular though: OF the matter and nj
lowed han 10 80 at pleasure. Alter re
turning home it was found that he had
| lost his speech. aud it wac some three
days before Ac became rational and re
covered his speech.
~ last "a he seemed all right
with the exception OF bodily iEfirmity,
and remembered nothing Of Ihe occur
rrmcrs OF tue past seven days.
ms Pay s.CAihS ItcC1--h!cLi Il CIaliGe
of climate and total abstinence from the
! use Of tobacco in any form as the only
meams OF II return - perfect health, to
both OF which propositions he gives n
cheerful assent, and he Will probably
remove to California. and the rlauy
friends of the family, who deeply sympa-
;hize with the afflicted wife hope soon to
learn Of his comp!ets restoration to
health.
This sal incident is another evidence
of the p,rnicious habit OF cigarette smo-
king, aud should act as Il warming to
many young men and boys in this COM
muuity TO abandon the dangerous habit
before it is too late.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
~ LateEt Qrieyanee.

"Cicyciuud' . r~cticcncc"is the great OBJ
lection now being urged against the
Democratic STANDARD bearer by the de.
morsiiGyd coTruptioniais. They are an.
KY because he hasn't written something
like the MUliigIn or Hooking Valley
coal luinu letters. They think it isn't
the square thing for him to leave all the
''irInNl' nnd explanation" business to
Nj. Blaine. "CoGiDuud thu fellow
,hry shy in substance, ''why doesn't lie
lgit work IN that Governors Office in
Albany and ONO out and deny some
thing, instead OF mistnlbly cyudiug all
charges 10y calling upon lis friends and
zoe, ak to Tell the TRUTH What
makes iham about rs angry as anything
else Is that the Democratic candidate for
the Presidency should not have shown
u d!ssucrhl lack OF dignity such AS that
shown Icy Blaine in sncakmg around the
towns AMI villages Of Ohio, personally
Supervising the distribution OF corruption
!UU!, f"r Last ruc5lly's clcc:ion.-yir-
giuiA Chronicle.
Some idea OF the activity Of the Demo-
Gratis Of IId.uun IIay Ice gathered from
the magnitude oil the Barbecue nt Shell
byyiile recently. Forty thousand friends
Of a. yeianl gathered there, dcyourcd
thirty steers, i.ty sheep and no end OF
rouitsy, AMI i.s:eaL to speeches from
Voorhees,, Holman, Gray, Manson and
"a nuaaper o. "thc. elnIEcu; eXppUuders
%. the tr.r filth. Indiana il ublazc with
, Democratic ca;Arsia,:n. and Dors.yiSnl
j., 1T = discount there this year-Sew
YJIa World.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
From Tuesdays Daily.l
sALmAGUsDI'

Mrs. j. l.. Wines left this morning
for her home In Eureka.
There arc 22l registered voters in E!ko
precinct, aud "a in Toano.
Mcl. Wines left evening this for Wells
whore he will stop till after the races.
Miss Libbic A Grover, hayirg closed
her school in Pleasant Valley, returned
home to-day.
Albert Wines Of Pleasant Valley. came
in to-day for tho purpose Of placing his
eldest son IN school Tor the winter.
Arrived by stage from Tuscnro.a last
evening: Miss Schustrr Miss Brown.
DsPartcdth Ma morning Nicholas Wclch.
Eleven cars Of beef cattle, shipped from
iinileck aud consigned to l.. GudGlaux,
San FrHHciaco, passed through ut4:sJ
this AFTERNOON.
A. 5. Eisenbers of Tuscarora, and
Max Schuon q! Mouutnin City, Lett this
morning by private conveyance for tho
upper ~lovc!s.
John u. Bradley and family, returned
from their trip to California, by last
might's train. JOHN Claims to he much
improved in health.
G. w. Grover, has been appointed
Deputy Recorder, aud will attend 10 the
duties Of that Office during the absence
oi Recorder 5. N. Henley.
Miss Mary RicaUd, who was here at.
tending upon her mother, Mrs. Ric,ud,
who WAS buried ON Sunday, lei. this
morning Tor her hoIuc ia san Francisco.
The Exc Hour Mil, in charge of Dir.
J.'tnea Davis, Is lao" turning ont n first
class article Oi Hour, unsurpassed Ly amy
brand IN the market. We have given
tii:s l3ur II Thorough test and pronounce
it 4 ].
c. c. Warner u Co forwarded for
IuacaruG" today Icy liJIch's teams H.
A. pounds muse aud sn.,, aud by Bu
Yates tcHmr 5000 pounds md7e, Nil for
divers AMI sumigy Tuacarora merchants.
W. T. Smith Is Succeeding quite we'll
IN his clorts to become an cNpyIt bIcyc-
list. lie sits the unruly s.e,l with much
i4~r.lnca- AMI We shall not WONDER if he
attempts a ''t,ip across the Continent"
some time during the coming year.
The Lilo Free Press says Fred h t.
sru il the hauH,omcst conductor
un the G. Z. II. Il. There are two
o. three young !ai.c. here who concur in
thai "piuion.-SIIyer State.
Oar Free Press is evidently not posted
on tie general opinion Of the ladies II
E1Su. vino are almost uugnimuuS in Civ
iHs Hank Davis crcdi; for being not only
til" hani,omc5t bat the most polite AMI
accommodating conductor in tie employ
! "i the Genital Pacific y. Il. Company.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26

A private letter from G.. :. Young.
State Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton that the ne1tStat Teach
crs Institute will probably be h ldin Elko
sometime between tic 18th oi November
aud the 10Th of December.
This Convention is one of impnrtance
to the educational interests Of our State,
and every one should unite in making it a
success. "in II multitude Of counsclors
there is wisdom," aud a mutual inter-
change of ideas and opinions among
teachers aud ali others interested in the
education Of the rising generation, will
have the cfrs. I 20 make oul schools more
efficient. No teacher is 30 perfect in his
profession that he cannot gain some new
and valuable ideas from others cngaScd
i'll this noble work OF education, and it is
for this reason that Teachers Conven-
tons are productive OF valuable and last
ing results.
Every Teacher in Elko county, ms
we'll Ms teachers in other counties of the
State. should make it IA roint to attend
the Institute, aud although many of them
will not feel ike taking an active part in
the proceedings, many useful points will
be gained by every intelligent observer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
[Prom Wednesdays Daily.J
BALMAGUNDI.

There are thirty-tlree registered yoten
in liallcck precinct.
Tie registry list at Carlin shows 40
registered voters Ut that precinct.
Col. Jerry u. Moore left this morning
in company with lis brother for Ruby
Valley.
An attempt at suicide was made last
evening by u oinW Of the town, and it
IN 20 he regretted that tbs project was
unsuccessful.
Barney ilora shipped from this point
thia afternoon seven ears, hundred
ana twenty six head, Of beef cattle for
the San Francisco market.
W, G. Price, Supt. Of the Navajo
Mining Co, arrived from san Francisco
last evening, and let by this mornings
stage for Tuscurora.
Several Of our citizens left this morn
ing for Wells 10 attend the races aud tie
Grand Campaign Ball, and quite IL num-
Der vii! 90 up by this evenings train.
j. G. CTombie aud Amos Plnmmer
came ia from Mineral HILL last evening.
They are engaged in running n quartz
mill at that place, and will return in II
lew days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
me Lavbreahors.

a Washington, Pa, special says' Al q
festival given by Zion A. NJ. Il. Church
Sunday night a disturbance arose in
which two men were shot, one Of them,
1t Is thought, fatally injured,
Richard j. Waddy, an iron molder.
about 90 years old, shot his wife and
Miss Logue, at a boarding house at
LeaYenwonb, Kansas, OH Monday, and
then shot himself through the head.
dying instantly. Both women will prob
ably die, Mira. Wsddy being shot through
her lungs aud Hiss Logue receiving two
wounds, II in the breast. the other in
the back. The nlair grew out OF domei-
tic infelicity.
Martin Harrison killed his wife and
was killed himself at Hartford, Conn,
Monday night, in n jealous quarrel. A
man who had been living with HRrri-
sons wife was cut during the row, but
not fatally.
Charles j, Dowane, Il member OF tho
Board Of Trade OF Chicago, who MUIR
dered his brother, William H., on Sept.
9th, committed suicide by hanging In
his cell in jail Monday night,
The Louisville Courier-J Journals Shell.
byyiIle, KY, special reports the killing
Of Elijah Kirk by Robert Clark near
there. Kirk accused CLARK of circulating
evil reports about his daughter, and got
n shot gun and rode N to Clark's
house, after having threatened to Kill
him. lie vas riding up aud down the
road watching for Clark's appearance,
when the latter opened the ron door
and fired two shots with q gun, Kidding
Kirk with buckshot and shooting hia
bead almost off.
a mob OF masked men, Sunday, ut
SenGtobia, Miss, attempted to take Sam
franklin and Shakespeare Franklin,
two negroes from the Jail and lynch
them, but were prevented by Sheriff jeff
Williams, aided by his deputy, JEFF
Nesey. The negroes had recently been
sentenced TO II long term in the peniten-
tiary for poisoning five members of tho
family of G.. Smith, living zeal Senate.
bia. The mob broke down the entire
Jail door, but were fred upon by the
Sheriff and finally rctTeated.
4 Galveston News Fort Worth special
says: Jim CourtTight, the notorious de-
teci sc, arrested Sunday night by State
rangers and oil, ems rom Ney Mexico,
ON IL warrant for murder, escaped from
his captors Monday evening, The off,
GERS, ngaimst the SheGiTs protest, took
COPYRIGHT TO n restaurant for breakfast
and dinner. Large crowds followed the
prisoner to his meals. In the evening
the guards brought COPYRIGHT for supper,
Some OF COurtright's friends had hung
two large pistols under the table where
the prisoner had sat at the previous
meals. One of the guards was inyeigled
outside, whereupon COPYRIGHT seized
the weapons, covered the two remaining
guards and backing to the door, mounted
a waiting horse and fed down the stree,
in the presence OF n large crowd, who
Witnessed every mannuvre. The pris-
oner's friends hamPered immediate par.
suit by crowding into the restaurant as
the prisoner mnde his escape.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
Taxable Properly.

The assessed value Of the taxable prop
crty, real and personal, Of EIko county
for the year 1882 was So o ,4i7; for
the year 1888 it was S3,GS7, iOi, an in
crease Of $3.50 Si over the assessment
OF tie previous year; for the year 1854
it is S3,SSi,50i an increase of SlgT, 100
over the assessment last year. This is
an evidence Of the efficiency OF our As
SCISSOR, and proves conclusively that it is
To the interest OF every taxpayer in the
county to elect one whose record shows
that his work is well aud faithfully done,
and that he profits by experience in the
duties OF the Office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
Cleveland Assaasinatad.

Albany was thrown into a fever Of ex-
element Monday morning by the report
that Governor Cleveland had been as-
saulted while on his way from the Exec
tive Mansion 10 the Capitol. The facts
are substantially as follow: As Governor
Cleveland was going from the Executive
Mansion to the Capitol about o o'clock
Monday morning he was assaulted in
front of the medical college by Samue
Boone OF ElinirG, who struck Mt the Gov
crnor with his right hand. The blow
was warded off, aud the man repeated
his blows several times without hitting
the Governors face. He then dnrted to-
wards n pile of cobblestones, but was in
tercepted by DIR. HRughton before he
obtained n missile. Boone returned 70
the attack on the Governor, when HouCh.
ton seized and held him, and the Cover
nor deliberately resumed his walk.
Boone was released and went quickly to
q boarding house on Lancaster street.
where he was arrested shortly afterwards
by officers. DIR. Haughton overlook the
Governor and convcrscd briefly with him
about the assault. The Governor pro-
ceeded to the capitol and went to work,
aiiudinS only causuRlly to tho matter to
attaches OF the oficr. In the police
court Boone pleaded not guilty, and ask
ed two days to prepare his case, as he
wanted to telegraph Judge Boardman
Smith of the Supreme Court to defeud
him. The case was put down for We'd
nesday afternoon. Boone has been se.l-
ing a pardon for his broiher-in.hw, BY.
ron B.. Fairbanks, sentenced to two yeam
at Auburn for shooting into a crowd as.
sembled near his house on Halloween
and seriously wounding a boy.
The accounts of the affair were great
ly exaggerated in passing from mouth to
mouth. but as soon as the truth la refer
encc TO the matter was obtained, the ex-
citsmen; died out and the law all taAe
ITS course in dealing with a case OF as
SGult and battery.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
The commissionership.

A report has been started in the
county that John l.. Bradley, the
Democratic nominee for Long Term
Commissioner, did not want the posi-
ton; that lie had been persuaded against
his will to accept the nomination; that
he did not intend to remain a resident
Of this county, and other mater Of SINH
lar import. We are authorized by Mr..
Bradley to state that there is not q
shadow of truth in the above rumors.
He has never had the least idea Of Ieav-
ing Elko; that he was the choice of the
convention for Commissioner, and feel
ing fully Competent to properly fill the
Office, he wants TO be elected, and asks
the voters of the county to elect him IL
they think him worthy of their CONF.
dcnce. and have faith in his capacity to
faithfully discharge the important duties.
connected with the position. Mr.. Brad
ley and. family retained Monday from
t4uis visit to Cali!Seuia, and he has uov
personally entered. tho canvass
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
Change OF Time.

The following notice to the general
public has been issued by the officers Of
the 'entral Pacific Railroad Company:
From aud after Saturday. November
1st, 1854, all trains west OF Ogden, and
Il Paso, Texas, including local ferries
and trains between San Francisco, Ala
medH, Oakland and Berkeley, will be run
on Pacific Standard (or l2Jth meridian)
Time, which is ten (IO) minutes faster
than lthe prcsentl San Francisco local
time.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
From Thursdays Daily.
sALMAGUsDI.

Lamoillc reports seventy registered
voters at that yrecinct.
The Knights Of Pythias hold q regular
meeting at their hall .o.night.
q. @. Warner ~ CO., received this
morning, n car lumber for Tusoarora.
Monopoly is for Bt~'"e and business
is for Cleveland. New York Graphic.
Mr., aud Mrs. S. =. Sears, Ben Fitch,
and Captain Pnlmer Of Cariiu, left this
morning for Wells.
In response TO an invitation, Governor
Cleveland and stan reviewed the National
Guard in New York to-day.
"What are the Wild waves sayingY"
That james q. Blaine will never make
his anchor fast to wind'ard.
Tucker Bros. leans loaded to-day
with 10000 pounds of Indian supplies
for the Duck Valley reservation.
Senator j. T.. Jones arrived from the
West by last evenings train and LETT by
stage for Tuscarora where he speaks to-
night.
1t is whispered that there will be an
Independent candidate for Justice OF the
Peace OF Elko township at the coming
election.
The registry list at Tuscarora shows
the names OF 1873 legal voters, aud the
Times-Reyiew says probably 20 legal yo.
tiers failed to register.
Iii Stoker's big team came in this af-
tcrnoon with lG,UOO pounds of ore from
Bullion which will DC forwarded to San
dy, Utah, for reduction.
81 lay in n British jail SIr. Blaine
was Secretary OF State. Mr.. Blaine
went out OF power, and l went out Of
prison. Daniel insolvency.
"Blaine has no more chance Of get
ting the electoral votes Of New York
than lie has Of getting those OF Georgia.,
says the New York Times.
Lieutenant ferret passed through this
morning eli route to his home at Fort
McDermit. lie has been attending IL
CouTt-mur:ial ut Fort lIulleck.
Fifteen cars of beef cattle, 2G0 head,
shipped 1T Wells by Sparks Il Tinnin,
passed through at l p. Ii. to-day, dos
tined for the San Francisco market.
According to the Appeal there must he
three papers in Eiko, as that paper
credits al item TO the Elko Post. But
that Is about US near the truth rs the APP
ever gets.
just now it is important that you
should keep posted by reading your
county paper. Send in your suBscrip-
tons to tile Daily anil Weekly ISpEPEN-
DEST.
Senator J. p. Jones will speak here
tomorrow night. Perhaps lie will be
able TO throw some light on the dark
phases Of Mr.. Biaine's record on the
Bland silver bill.
Voters ut the coming election will be
required to vote For a Constitutions.
Convention. Yes, O No. Letevery one
interested in n revision Of our Imperfect
Constitution vote Yes"
The senior class of Harvard College a
its meeting to determine which party the
class should para le with in the comm,
torch!ight parades in Boston, voted 81
Tor Blaine and 81 for Cleveland.
We are by no means pleased with tht
thought Of having Mr. Blaine Presidcn
Of the United States. His method,
through one OF the most prominent ca
rcer' that any politician has had, do no
bear scTutiny.-Unitarian Review.
Col. Jerry i. Moore informs us tina
i. u. Chaplin has so far recovered il
health MS to te up and about. III,
many friends of Mr.. Chaplin will b,
pleased to learn of his convalescence.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-10-26
From Saturdays Daily.l
bAI.MAGuRDI.

General election two weeks from 10.
morrow,
Local candidates ARE making good use o
the short time previous 10 the election.
Mrs. J. L. Wines aud Mrs. Cmighent
arrived from Eureka BY last evening,
train.
bliss Annie Martin, Of Bmueau, LEFT
this morning for Reno, wncro sle vii.
attend Bishop Whitaker school.
ANasal Injector free with each bottIr
Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Prizes Oh
eeniS. For Gale by l.. +. Muller.
Henry Hat, thctcIcgraph linorcpalrcr
rcceiV'da s,ycro cut on the head tli,
morning white cu ptgcd at his labon.
MsN Schocn auI uuzh Murtn, Gov.
crnOr Of B]rucncuu, will leave tomorrow
morning for the no!thrrn part Of the
county.
The PTca.d Mt hmg appointed Stephen
i. Wi sOm VI P.nusylyIuih, A,,priatr
Justice Of the Supreme Court q! New
Mexico.
As an incident Of the fire on the
rtrnmor Nevada, Friday, one Of the
S''erage ph'scmscrs, ala Irsh woman,
died Of might.
Melvin Wines, . 81 Attorney J. l..
Wines Of Eureka, arrived by SIturdiy
evening" train AMI will take in the W,i,s
rHccS before lac returns.
Some friends presented Walter Chase
with " Nc" Cleveland hat, and Walter il
Inb!lant over the prize aud j. ready to
"n&er nay nsnouAt that lac IL wcariu,
the winning tile.
The people Of Secret Valley are erect.
ny II nc~ school house for the accom-
mediation Of the little folk, Of that local..
~. Thi- spca = we'll lur the rntcrpri,r
Of that community.
the spectacle uf u woman ou tiL for
the murder Of her father has iust been
completed ia Franklin CONT Grorgia.
The father attempted To chas.ilr the
girl, when she sPiit BIS "a "a open with
hn AK. Sar wns Eca:cuc q Ia the pyni-
t~cntiiry for HE.
The Wells races which open up mex
lAIslhy promise t. he an ri air nf NOR,
than usual interest nathan 49,, 90,