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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-11-15
NOTICE Of SUIT COMMENCED.

STATE or NEVADA, COUNTY OF LINCOLN,
DISTRICT or PROSECUTING. ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
To the following named defendants and to
Oil owners W claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or Improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described ;
situate, lying and being in the County of liz.
coin, State of Nevada. known or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suit has been com.
menced i'll the Justice Court, Phoebe township
IN and for Lincoln county, state of Nevada. by
the State OF Nevada, Plaintiff. against each
OF the defendants hereinafter named,
and each of the following d,scribed
tractg or parcels of land wi tho I'M.
provements thereon and improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners and claim
ants TO same, Known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said defendant
against said property for the fiscal year CON-
mencing 5sru.ry l, 1881. and ending Decem-
Der 81, 1881 and that summons as been duly
issued in sntd case; and you are further notified
that unless you appear and answer the COM
plaint flied and show cause on or before the
22d day Of December, 1884. Judgment will be
taken againft you. and the real estate aud i'm
provements hereinafter described for the
count OF taxes and delinquency specified and
costs Of suit
TAX AND DELINQUENCY
Louis Drolett and Real Estate and I'm
provemepts in Royal City, Lincoln
county, State Of Nevada --Posses,ory
claim to lot No 8, in block No 7,
and improvements thereon, and pos
sessl ry claim to lot No. 9 in block
No. Q, and improvements thereon.
Tax .......-.....Sl2 A
Ten per cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l a
Total. .sl3 Is
Kelly IL Thornton and Real Estate and
Improvements in the town OF Phoebe,
County of Lincoln, State of Nevada.
Fee simple title to LOT on corner of
Main and Ely streets, and improve
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Tucson, Ari,, is assessed at 81, 067, 500.
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And In accordance with law, and an order of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the twenty.
sixth day of September. 1884, SO many shares
Of each parcel of such stock as may be neces.
sary, will be sold at public auction, at the
office of the company, No. SAT Pine street,
room 20. San Francisco, California, on TUES
DAY. the second day Of December, 1884, at the
hour OF ono O'Clock, P NJ i, OF said day. to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF the
sale.
EN- HALL, Secretary.
oficc-So. 317 Pine street Room 20, San
Francisco, Californis. I'd,
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Too Much, civilization.

LONDON, June GA comical acene was
witnessed atiSt. Paul's Cathedral yesterday
morning. : The ten Maori chiefs who ac-
companied King Tswhai to London we're
taken to the cathedral to attend morning
prayer, and we're expected to be profound.
" impressed with the grandeur OF the edi-
fee, the beauty Of the music and the solem.
nifty Of the service. The un!utored New
Zsalandera, however, were by no means i'm.
pressed, but! were on the contrary unmis.
takably bored. They, listened with some
appearance OF 4 interes. to the music, but
they : found standing up during tho re-
sponaes and kneelins during The prayers
too exhauating, and finally kept thor seats,
When it came to the sermon they could
evidently stand 1t no longer and tho entire
ten fell asleep and. suored scandalous,y
throughout the discourse. King Tawhaii
did not attend, being confined to his room
by rheumatism and sore eyes. y u Z
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TO CONTRACTORS ( BUILDERS

The Board Of Public Works ha,,,, ,.,..,,
bids offered a. the foruerleltirp ana ,teesed ~
advertisement OF the loltlC of In usleu N.
hereby given that SEALSD PROrOs ~ aonceu
received ~ Tho toaid Of lublr Wo,fs ni WV 10
y, nsss vns,hlA, ualll tvo hour OF ID n S'Ise
ns,nnin,IH oa w = CAV Of june. 1851. IL, ~
CSmp!e!lon Oh mo alterations III and ad1I H., me
mo stalo houHo in Tho CITY ci Chstes,on TO
c0'dance Will tho plan and tpccinrsiio"sh ~ &C.
building, Us prtpuet by MeEsy teehics i1s hid
pie. architects, which plan and sNciGcs,t"a,hi tni
now uerosiled n! tald State House, Wh.,S NY "
Hh Amy w NM ekpained by taU acLi,cet y
- take Of the slate 'he ina,tr!Il now ~
putchMeu ey tbo ststc. 10 be used In lhe
un Q, tsld building and the tt,ins,cd' , saiE'
!teso' 70 - DO DEDUCTED fon the MIN ia, ,, ,sus
i , wois u plopeseti TO DO done. a hetW,a y
pioximate value thereof, may b. seen a. iuI map
nc seIe.sry Of sts.e. rs there rem,ts oaGs
s!o.VoO9 oil the appropriation sDnlicsh'n ~ wy
Iutthef col hinct.0n Il said wo'k, Ina M, NJ W.
Whose Bio may be accented to il OK 10 innm,am oa
psopat ., b b, ,he iSshlitnc iot pay men; X,
Gnd matesia! now on hard ihill have Lcer VI ":
lausted. such money AT mia crlal on hand ~ a
USED IL the luther ctnstluct.on Of sid is I'VE
anu such rark thereof IS may te dliefica Nv
architect III charge The peiton 10 whom ~ w
uact may 90 awarded Will be REQUIRED IN n.y..
be appiovtd by Tho tOatd, cosdl,iSp,I SI IVY
faithful 0, the CONTACT, sI,a ~, "
al ioral Guilty len per cen,ui OF the N, Ne e
estimates oil the architect Of the work Tc,i,,,sa1
Ing. N''" VI 'i'e pait
The Board reserves tho ,!sl,t 10 ,e,sc, .rv Al,
bids should |! deem Is 10 The Interest Of ,ss ~,
10 DO 70 isFHr ,,-l IIfI'F - - VI ute oas
, F1oposae TO DO endowed Proposals n, n.
Completion Of tho State HOUSE al Charleston ~, S
70 DO eciosi:td with or forwarded to iAr uut s.s
e u, ~ NE otite Of the Secretary Of S;,S
RANDOLPH sTALNAEEs, in.
-rS pofNetsJy nj Tho pn,sI
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tSoIt CITY Pa, June :e.--Sstional Transit Com.
lowest closed at 7Ic. ssles 1913 co.. pNr.
rels clcnraaCcs eco barrels: runs II 30 bs,rels
ssisnenM 81 ,l6S bdsfc's; chartei2 1924 barrels:
OIL CITY oi Exchange stock 81 50 bid, IS Do asked.
runs for the past three days l4ss7O barrels. tot.i
shipments Saturday and Sunday 90366 bS, relr:
charters ss2l barrels; olee rancea2 0co bsrfc,.
United Pipe Limo certificates opened at ,7sc and
closed at 7sac; highest p,ice A}zc; lowest me =
r;T1snuaeA, Pa, jane 9--Aito;noon session worry
ESQ and then declined o7as<c, 6utialled 10 Hhc,
closing stssdy at Tic. ;i:9s n Z - g
TnusvuLs, "a, June9.;-opened 1T 7iAc; hIyhest
issc: lowest ,7Ssssc; closed at 7lc. :
rHilApELrnlA, PA, June Ss.-pet,olcum dull
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An Estimate OF the Yield OF Spring and
~ Winter Wheat, KS sstj

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An Estimate of the Yield OF Spring and
~ Winter Wheat. sa5si5,55
MILWAUKEE, June 9.-S.W. Tallmadge
today Issued his annual estimate Of spring
and winter whest, basing his calculations
on reports Just received from the secretaries
OF the State boards Of agriculture and
statistical agents Of The States named. His
estimates are: Il \; Z: Ell
Spring wheat: Minnesota, $4,000, 600
bushels; Nebraska, 81, COO. 600; Iowa, 20 0N0,.
900; Dakota. % 100000; Wisconsin, q, OOO,-
600. Total, l4l ,000,0 GOO. .:5i. IL
Winter wheat,-Cslifo rnia, 46,5O0, 600
bnshela; Kansas, 14,600,010; Indiana, 9a :.
900; 1llinoia, $4,000 900; Michigan, so OOO,,-
900; Pennsylvania, 23. 600 900; Oregon, 49,
900, 1000; Now York, $4,000. 900; Ken.
tgeky,:G1S 900; Maryland, 10000
600; renheeece, 70. g00. 900; Virginia, /. $780,.
0O0;s North Carolina. 900 00o Tex:
as, 5. 000. 900; West Virginia &. 600, 900;
Georgia, 100000; Washington Territory,
4.000,00p; Colorado, s 900 0OO; South Caro-.
lima and New, Jereey, 3 800 900 eacb,.5Ar-
..::.:.a:aes and Alabama, Q 900, 900 each; Utah,
100000; Delaware, New Mexico, Montana
and Idaho, 1000 900 each; Maine, ARIZONA,
mississippi and Vermont, 100000 each :,
New Hampshire, Nevada aud Wyoming,
100000 each; Connecticut, 10 600; Msssa.
chuSstla, %, 900; L,nisisus. q, 600; Florida,
1000; Rhode Island, 1000. Total, S75, OOD,-
0OO. ETtsS .1iaE ,-Isi 3s7EitltfEH'S,s 'G99'j
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TEE OPEN AIH CcXOER Es,
A Regular Boom 10 BIO Made Of the Fir
,ylEe's4 stun Easu ptlaw rrcnSp,-' Il 8 = n

A Regular Room 10 BIO Made OF the First
One, Saturday EvcninE..
Councilman Peterson, Chairman Ct the
COMMITTEES on Open Air Concerts, proposes
to make ths frs. concert Ct the series nota-
Bile event. 50 IS to aetas 3 boom for the othsr
concerts. Rs is enthrsi.stic over the matter,
and will leave nothing urdona to make not
only the. first concert but the following ones
complete auccessee. The opening CONCERT
will be given next Saturday evening, COM
mencing soau! 7:15 O'Clock and continuing
for about Two houss end half. The music
will he furnished by q 'brsss band Of twenty
pieceu froM the Opera House muscans.
They will DO, stationed in ! the Sec
ond bslcony, on the west or Chap
lire street front OF the stste Houae;
Prot. ysss PROPOSES 10 give a very select pro-
gramne. On the pltza in front will be the
hundred benches Tor the listeners; they are
about completed. On either 5;ds of the bal.
copy will Do p'acsd electric lights. 4 detail
OF police will Keep order. Treso concerts
can be ct ,ysa by people cot residents OF
Wheeling i they choose to come to the olty.
Cittzsns Of Making Ferry, bridgeport and
!Relairs can essily a.riYs aud Gepart by
street cara and boats. While hers they eau
do iills shopping Or sightseeing. as suita
their fancy, sud slsoS listen to q tfrst.clasa
concert Every We'll sehsysd person is vel.
come 10 Capitol Square on Saturday nights;
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Personal MENTION.
News and Gossip in Relation 10 Various

News and Gossip In Relation 10 Vnrlout
81 .s People. ---:4s 4
IMessrs, IT, G. Moffat and Hull Q1arrie,
have gone TO Charleston to visit friends. ;
Judge G. D. Camden, Of Clarksburg, is In
the city, on business before the Supreme
Court OF Appeals. w.
Msj Geeres B. Andrews, the fat and jolly
Now Yorker. 10 once more with bis friends al
the etamm House.
Mr. .B. Nsal, of ,Parkersburg, is in the
city, having come up on the River Railrosd't
first train yesterday. II
4 Hon. R.'E. Browse, OF Grape Island, was
one OF the passengers on the first through
train on the River road. /.
a. h. Wagcener, travelling passenger agent
OF the c., D. 4 Q road, and wife, OF Chicsgo,
are a. the stamm House. /
Vice President G. D. Thompson, Of The
Amalgamatsd Association, left last evening
for Clifton, W. Va, over the 8. o. via
Columbus. TO adiost q difficulty that has
arisen in the mill ut TINT point. {
Miss Dixie Phillips. OF Wheeling, ia visit
ing st the home of Nrs.fJ. 3. Earnhill.
Mia Maggie Cline. of Wheeling. and Misu
Emma Salmon, Of Stsubenville, are guests ut
Mrs. ". G. Robsrts.-Bellaire Independent. !
Miss Laura Harden left yesterday for New
York, whence she will call OF Wednesday on
the steamer, BothriG for a European tour.
Bhe expected to meet at the Junction Aiss
vsndevsnter and party, Of Cincinnati, whom
she will accompany Oh the tour. She expects
to be abroad about three month7.
4 Martin Thornton, OF the Capital Restaurant,
Wheeling, yTss in town on Thursday last. he
CAME up to attsnd tho funeral Of child OF a
iriend, and brought soma OF the most fragrant
tlowera ever displayed in Wel!sburg. Mr..
Thornton is gentleman OF fssling and liber.
atty, and Is always eEser 10 assist where biz
services are required lrellsb,rg local.
State Superintendent Of Free sohools
Butcher Is at Glenvllle, Gilnar county,
where he will attend the commencement Of
the Btats Normal School, which taxes place
to-day, and will present the diplomas to the
graduates on behalf of the Stste. On Thus
day evening he will be present st tho COM
mcncemant OF the Normal School IT Fair
mont, and on Friday evening ut the one at
sheperd9town, Jefferson county. Ga the
l7!h inet..4 he will be at Huntington,
Marshall College. the 6tats'a school at that
point, holding Its commencement on that
dfv q N. a va - - ~. $3.50
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Ola, the sweet little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. ?. Woodmansee,r OF Columbus, died st
the res;dencs OF Mr.. L. r. Burt, In West
Loveland, Friday evening. About seven
weeks ago little 0;a accompanied her mother
to this place, leaving her homo at Columbus
in the bloom OF health. Soon after arriving
here she was taken sick, and after. seven
wesks OF suffering the little flower; faded and
passed awny. She was tho ,osn.er of circle
Of relatives from eas! TO west, an only child,
idolizsd by parents lwhoss grief Ia beyond
measure. The borrowing parents and friends
loft lnst evening for Wheeling, VIVA,
where the lifelesa little form will be laid to
rest.-Cincinnai Enquirer. ~, w "a y
The remains OF Oraslla Woodmansae,
granddaughter OF Captain Vim. Dillon, 81.
rived yesterday morning on tho Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky railroad, and wero
conveyed TO the cemetery, followed by tho
bereaVed family end immediate iriends. & Eli (;
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This Court met yesterday forenoon, with
all the judges pltssht, aud after, trsnssctinp
the folio wing buslness, adjourned til! 10 A.
n. Thursday 'i y: g
Meigs Jackson, vs.. E.. r. Chancellor, from
Harriton county; continued. Il 4! IN
A. O. Lott, executor, w. NJ. N. Lott, ct at,
from, Marion county; continued ist:s4.:t5t. 4
George Adams ct Ii. ys. Mary Ann Me1sker
ct al, from Harrison county; submitted. n
Hugh Garrettvs. J. W.iRamsey ct ell, from
Harrison county; submitted. 81 40 :. ~ t!
Jacob Lynch, administrator, ys. Eugene
Henry OF al, from Harriaon county;cersiorari
ordered and case continued. rs .!:4 s.
9 A. a., Carder vs., Bsnk, Of West Virginia,
from Harrison county; continued. t'sSl5gsIl.5 !
J. Snyder ct al. 70 J. 8. Smith & Co., from
Marion county; submitted. S3 $40. ]. 3
NJ. v. C,ifB, w. Aaron Criss let al, from,
Harrison county; continued. = 8 (! $,
William Book va. John Bock'a sdministra-
tor, from Marion county. uubm tied. .iEs45,-
. D. Z. Martin We. y. II. and j. Chaliant,
from Marion county submitted. sas.FFii
j.. Devine'a administrator vs.. JOSEPH Z.
Deyins ct al, from Monongalla county; sub:
mittCu.
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i CA!rHEDRALsFAIR
OPENING MIGHT. AZ. THE CAPITOL.
III ~ tIHfAL q lssf' ~ ~ ~ w. NV -
4 Bsiiliast ard sueetssiul Inauguration Of lths
Tor 3ihs y.ntft Of lths5 Catholic
~ Cathedral Congregation Last Might.
~ liz Features Sand SHansStrf.

The frat OF The Cathedral Festivals at the
Capital last night was quite largely attended.
The hall Of the House Of Delegates was elah-
orately decorated with Severgroens tatciully
INTERVIEWED with roses, ssrsniumB, pink,.
peones and other beautiful flowers. In The
centre OF the room Sis a large pavilion In
charge OF The Misasu Maggie O'Kane, Maggie
Tucker. Mary Winesburg, Sadie Innis aud
Grace O'Bricn. IL. this pavilion ara mum.
bsrlcls useful and fancy articles that ouly
the ingenuity Of woman could invent
Among other articles are conspicuous
some very handsome paintings executed by
the Sisters aud pupils at MI De ChGntal.
Many Of the paintings are on silk, and nttrac
much attention. iFs 6 n ~ .lg. SsfsfEf54l'
{, Ice cream aud cake sland No. 1 Is in charge
OF Mrs. Arthur, Brown, who IL assisted by
Mechanics James Divine, Tracy, D. Mockln
and tho Misses Maggie Farley, Kate Casey
and Bee Glanrou. At this stand all kinds OF
Refreshments are served. 81 ''s.f 81 q!
p AT staad No. 9. Mrs. Mary Cameron 10 in
charge, and her abba assistenH are the Misses
Agnes aud Anna MeGsnnon. Master Frank
Updersratf hes a very nice peanut and candy
annex to Mira. Browns relrcshmsnt stand. +
The supper tables In charge OF Mechanics
spread In the Senate Chamber, and present
q most tempting appearance. Nothing has
been lott undone. to attract the attention OF
tue most e1Rcting bon rirant, and the conHe.
qnencs was that The tables were literally psf.
ronIz,d all evening The retreshment tables
| In tho sanate Chamber ara In charge Of Mss-
dau!ss Ricketts, and Farley. slet ,f,H ii. .sE
ylThess festivals will be continued during
several nights OF the present week and will
attract hundreds nightly. The rooms In the
Capitol building are the most delightful In
ths city, being large and roomy and batter
ventilated than any other halls In Wheeling.
Monslguor Sullivan has the festivals In
charge and Is taking lively interest in all
that is going on. Among those present, last
night the reporter noticed Bishop Kahn,
Mousignor Sullivan and Father McE!iigo.t
and Daehap, Martin Thorntoa and wife, Jas.
Flynn, Esq, NJ. j. 0Kane, James Divine,
J. +. Carroll and many others One pleas.
ant feature Of q the entertainment is
the presence OF the Opera House band, which
discourses lis sweates! music during tho en-.
tire evening. s, r -. ~, n b 80
In addition to tho entertainment this even.
ing, dinner will be served to-day by the la.
dies OF the committee. ysl 1. ,5'} 50
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tLUHATIC ARRESTED. I
John Bell, the oh'Agcnt, Goes Crazy
4, ~ y -fh i.l4t Once More. ~, 49,

n, Once More.
Fo: the pas. three or four nights John
Bell, tho subscription book Dgent, who has
made this city his hsadq quarters for several
months past, has been wandering about the
streets acting in d very peculiar, aud to q
tltnid person, terrifying manner. It may
be ,emem besed that twice during bis st.y In
this city be has been committed to jail o.
q lunaifc, and gu both occasions he was take
Out by his family, they giving bond Tor his pro-
per behavior. Chs last time be was taken out
bis iathei.in.law came hero and took the fam
lily away and tried 10 induce bell 10 10 with
them, bat lie claimed that bis buslnesi at this
psint would not let him 10 leave. Lately he
has been showing sigus Of instanity again. He
has spent the entire night for three or four
nights past, as before MATED, wandering up
and down tbs principal streets. At times he
would crouch down IN door ways, then fol.
low tome belated person and stare In their
lace In wild manner. He seldom said any.
thing; what be did say allowed that he was
under the Impression that somebody
was after him. Last e night A.. he y reg.
lstered at the McLurs Houss and
carried on strangely. lie was ejsoied four
times during tho evening, but went back
again about o'clock this morning. Shortly
ait that time Palrolman Lsu thlln d.
cided that tho beat thing to do would be to
again lock the crank up. Whsn arrested BELL
yelled and kicked like demon, and help
had to be summoned 10 get the man in jaj.
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!. A Auehliun Nf A nlllOriir

. Anew weeks since an Eighth Yrri Conn.
Gilman introduced a ,esoluiion into Council
to the effect that lota8 and 4 In 20 zare IS,
asdS lots 8. s. 9. I and; In square "A be-
filled up, As they formed q receptacle for
stssrant water and thereby were not only
disaerccsble to sight and anell but an actual
injury to 8 numbsr of the residents of Tie
Eighth ward The resolution was referred
BY Councils 70 the Committee on Health 81.
to ASCERTAIN Il the state Of affairs was as rep
reseate6.t The: Health Officer reported to ths
committee last q nIghtS at i,a b meeting
thst,%ethe Il lots vars &, ia: need ,sssslci
being filed as they t;were 10 va. than the
sewers near TINT locality Duting droughtg
the lots nrs dry, but in rainy ssasors thay
are filled With water that sometimes sosks
into adjoining cellars, and under u hot sun; a
green acum forms on the. surface " The CITY
Solicitor wss called in and Ehe was asked il
the lots could be legally ordered tilled, . He
etudied the charts. and ordinance and asked
for moro time to look the matter up, TSe'
owners OF the lots will fight any attempt
made 10 force them to fill them. 81 H.; as :
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A Kew N lcaraugunn Scheme,

WASHINGTON, D: O., June o.-It has.been
reported for several weeks tina. Secretary
Fralinshuyaen had under consideration a
policy OF acquiring certain CONCESSIONS
from Nicaragua for the construction OF a
nayagable water, way across that country
from ocean: to ocean, and thu. tho mat
ter had been the subject Of diacus,ioa be.
tween hints ,lf5 and the Bfesident and
ether members OF tho cabinet. : It is un.
derstood the subject has recently taken
definite form, and the Secretary requiring
q sum tot money, estimated at $500 600,
for the purpose Of carrying his viswa into
effect, recently communicated with the
Senate committee on the subject. Tbs
matter was under confederation BY the
Senate in secret eession to-day, bu! no con-
clueion was reached, Va y lsSS 5. M rS3!.4
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CITY mATTERs.
p,ief notes on Cnrreut Events Of tAino

Two marrisce licenses were issued yester-
day. Z; WY Il,
H A SPECIAL meeting OF the Board Of Educs.
ton hns besn called for this evening.
LETTER LIST: Hsnry- Armand, Mr..
Farmer, MIRA. Jane Gilbert, W. u. MeGinty,
A. Z Foriney. X }'s7 g, s a t5}ii
CouaclL meets In regular session this even.
Ing. The various railroad meaBuies now
pending will probably &c. another whit.
TnE Globes OF Bellalra and the Regular base
bali nine OF Rltebietown will play o match
game Of ball on the Fair Grounds Saturday
afternoon. '} Is IA Il Il, fS slS
IA CERTIFICATE Of Incorporation was yeater.
day Issued by Secretary Of Slate BlalnsKer to
.hs Colony Chemical Company, Of West Med.
ford, Mass. IA u br,pf.4j&
The Council Committees on Fire Depart.
ment, Markets and City Pri,on. met lat
evening and audited the monthly bills, that
being tho only business bsto,e them.
'EqulRE PniLLIps yesterday committed Tom
Wilson, tho North Wheeling wor,ld.be vile
murderer, 10 jail In deisult OF $500 Call, TO
await The action OF tho Grand jury In his
case. II n. 9a,513 NJ " fs1tIT.ss w i.E@ lIe
The speed posters Of the Slate Fair have
been issued, and will ornament all the fences
and walls In this part OF the country by the
ond OF this week. Two other and larger
po,,ers will also bs used. !fts
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
o deed made March l, by James McColloch's
hslrA TO Jacob Q ThdnlGB. In consideration
Of ST. GOO, for $50 acres, 8 rooda and y poles
OF land. q part OF the flames McColloch
Home Farm" on Short creek, III Richlnnd
dlGtrict. - ~ a isA
DR.. NJ D. BAKER, OF Martinsburg wac yes
tertisy reappuintUd by tho Government q
member OF The State Board Of Beallh for the
Second District Tor aterm Of four years, com.
lu,eucing June ]; and Dr.. Thomas A. Harris Of
Wood county, for the Fourth District for the
same term. $500 ~ 5EttsEati'
PonrnArrs OF 8. j. trildnn, taken apparently
some tins in the last century, and repre-.
ssnt'ng him with lace like q base bail pitch.
or or przs fighter, and bearing the sarcastic
legend; sour. Next Prseidsnt," wero 40 thick
around the State House yesterday as black
berries in August. s55H If
LOGAN Tribe, ]. 0. 4, NJ. guys very sue
cessiul picnic on the Slate Fair Ground.
yesterday. The attendance waa good, and
The receipts will DO handsome addition TO
the Tribes t,easury. The Opera House band
and orchestra made music. A parade, headed
by the band, preceded the picnic.
Or picnic on auother's heels doth tread
, 10 fas! they follow. Billy Mayors orchestra
has arranged for one, however, which will
no doubt DO distinguished success. - It will
be given on the State Fair Grounds on Bstur.
day, June 81, and being under the auspicet
Of the orchestra, 1t cannot fail to BIZ eojoy
able In every way. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-10

Z For the Lower Lake Regions, rain, FOL.
lowed With clearing weather, cooler norther-
" to southerly. winds, and higher barometer.