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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

JAS. DAVIS says the report that
reached here to the effect that John
Barry, an employe in this office, struck
out across the plain from Kuna, when
the cars came in sight, and ran ten
miles, was not SO, but he SAYS John
did make break to run, reInarking
that the great North American gias-
tlcutus was coming at full jump, and
was snorting smoke from his nostrils.
John said he'd make himself scarce
around that section; but he had not
gone far before Jim overlook him,
collared him and brought him back,
and then Jim led him into the inner
works of the animal and thew rode
to Caldwell, making the distance
twenty-five or thirty miles, in forty
five minutes. John will always re
member distinctly his first glimpse O
a railroad train, at Kuna.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03
SEE ad. Of Hazeltine, photographer
GENTS clothing cleaned and mend
ed, in frst-class style, by
MRs. J. w. REEL.
April 24w.
THE Boise driver Saturday reported
April 2-4w.

THE Boise driver Saturday reported
that two stage horses were stolen
from the range near Twelve Mile
station, this side of Boise, on Friday.
Two men arrived here Saturday fore
noon riding horses that answered de-
scriptions of those stolen. One
Of the men offered to sell one of the
horses here for sos. They left about
noon. Sheriff German went the Bos-
ton road, learning that they had start
ed that way. Finding that he was
on the wrong route he took down the
Boise road, and learned that the men
passed Stierman's place, ten miles be-
low here, at 7 o'clock Saturday even
ing over the same road they came.
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strahorn's Crooked Ways.
Statespna

We have received information from
Washington saying that Strahorn and
his friends represented to the Post
Office Department at Washington
that the Weiser Office proper was
three miles from the new town of
Weiser, and the river intervening
was impossible at certain seasons Of
the year, and that the railroad town
had several hundred inhabitants who
were sadly in need of proper mail ia
cilities. The protests against this
new office from the people Of Weiser
were sent direct to the Postoffice De-
partment, with the exception of one
letter sent by Postmaster Williams to
Singiser, our Delegate in Congress,
and, Of course, did not receive the
proper attention that they would had
Singiser known fully about the troub-
les sooner. Several letters written tc
the Department by Bigelow, Stra-
horns postmaster at New Weiser
making recommendations about the
mail service, would, if adopted, in
jure the mail service at old Weiser
and as soon as these facts were made
known to Singiser, he acted prompt
ly, and secured the discontinuance o
that little piece of strategy of Stra
horns to deprive the old town o
Weiser of their mails, and make then
r come to his one-horse concern, whicI
he represented as a town of severa
hundred inhabitants.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

The examination of witnesses in
the Mason case will be continued to-
morrow. Court adjourned yesterday
to await the arrival of witnesses. Ma
sons testimony as to the killing of
Huffman, and what Immediately pre-
coded, is about the same as given by
Coats and Lynch. Coats testimony
was published in our last issue. Mr..
Mason testified that Huffman had
assaulted him at different times.
and on one occasion exhibited his
pistol, and all without any just cause.
Mason took the abuse or walked
away rather than get into a difficulty.
He was warned that Huffman intend
ed to come onto him about the water
for irrigation. He did not know be-
fore this that Huffman claimed the
water. Mason said it was. not his in.
tention to kill Huffman. He cooked
the gun and ordered Huffman t.
leave. He was holding the gun dow
didn't have it to his shoulder, wher
it was discharged, but he did not sa,
that it went off accidentally, no
that he fired, not thinking the gul
was pointed directly at Huffman. HI
merely stated that it was not his in
tention to kill the man.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

1t appears that the district laws
made by the miners at Eagle are not
OF proper record, that the boundaries
of the district are not defined, that
the clause providing that all disputes
shall be settled by arbitration does
not set out how such board of arbi-
traitors shall be selected, and as a
consequence when dispute arose
the other day, between Gay & Ritch-
lie VS.. Vaughn, Reed, Myers, ct al, a
mass meeting assembled to discuss
the matter, and in the heat Of debate
Holman undertook to refute the lie
given by Meyer, with cooked revolv-
er, but was prevented from using that
kind Of a persuasive, and the meeting
dispersed without a formal adjourn.
ment. 1t is understood that the dis
trict will be reorganized June Sd, anc
40 mining laws made to replace those
attempted by the grangers.- Index
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03
Atlanta.
News Miner.

w. H. Petit, Superintendent of
the Atlanta Mining Company, return
ed from the East yesterday, He says
that as soon as he got across the Rocky
Mountains he found very high water
all the way, so much so that the rail
road is in great danger in many pla-
ces. The Atlanta Mining Company
are going to build new dry crushing
15-stamp mill, similar to the Vienna
mill, with power and room for an ex-
ira battery of 5-stamps. The old mill
will be torn down and the new one
built on the old mill site. He will
commence work as soon as the roads
admit of transportation. Develop
ment work on the Atlanta mine has
been going on all winter, and viii
continue until the new mill is finished
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

Abe Jones of Reynolds creek came
into town on Sunday evening last, on
the stage, and got off at the Idaho,
and at an early hour went to bed. 1t
was noticed that he looked quite pale
and careworn, but no one heard him
complain and no furt er notice was
taken of him until he retired from
the room to the office of the hotel,
with a cowboys knife in his hand, and
the blood running from a wound in
his throat. He looked wild and ask
ed for milestone, with which to
sharpen his knife, making the remark
81 have marked a thousand calves
with this knife, and the id thing
will not now cut my throat" He was
lust in the act of making another at
tempt when Mr.. Harrington caught
his arm. In moment it was observ-
ed by the bystanders that he was not
in his right mind. DIR. Peters was
called in who pronounced Mr.. Jones
| laboring under a severe attack OF
pleuro-pneumonia. - Avalanche.
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SHOULD this meet the eye of the
relatives of the late J. Fl. Wilkinson,
Esq, who died in October 1882, near
Bannack City, or the executors to his
will, | wish to inform them that /,
Henry Bait, representing the family
of John Bait, of Pluckley Parish, in
the county of Kent, England, adver-
tised for in the London papers, Feb
goth, 1888, by W. NJ. Wybourn, late
of Bannack City, have now arrived
from England, am staying with Mr.
c. Ellsworth, Boise City, Idaho, anc
shall feel glad to hear from them.
May 30-3t.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

At Union Church, Ketchum, on Sun
day, May 18th, by Rev 1. I. Osborn, Asa
S. Abbott, formerly of this county, and
NJ IS Aldora Clary.
The WORLD acknowledges receipt OF
cards, and extends hearty congratulation
to the newly married couple. The groom
is a typo in the Keystone office
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

L. S. HAzELr1NE, photographer,
will go to the other side of the Basin
to-day. He was kept busy while
here. His work will compare favor
ably with the best, and his prices are
lower than those of any other phatog-
rapher that has visited the Basin. He
guarantees satisfaction.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

DROWNED AT SHosHoNE.-A tele-
gram was received here last evening
from Shoshone, stating that Miss Ma
~ Keifer, young lady aged about
16 years was accidentally drowned
about 5 o'clock yesterday evening,
while crossing Little Wood river, at
that place, on a foot-log. Notwith-
standing diligent search has been,
and was still being made, no trace of
the body had been discovered when
the telegram was sent. a brother OF
Miss Keiffer left Shoshone for Haley
Yesterday with team, but up to a
late hour had not arrived here. A
message is at this writing awaiting
him supposed to convey the sad in
telligence of the sudden death of his
sister, News Miner
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

went up last Sunday, in COM
with Paul Buzzini, to the plac-
Falm owned by Buzzlni, Brodt-
and Spearo, on Crepuscola Hill,
| Or Tour miles east of this place.
f00n as we arrived, Paul proceed
prepare dinner, and he succeed
afouSlng our admiration for his
III cookery. The trip aroused
appeutes, and the dinner was
We KIND to be relished, and we
pstlce to the occasion. After
we went out to the claim.
'0Hionon pipes and a hydraulic
were dong lively work. The
IN this claim is gravel on a
S'ale-mostly huge boulders.
one of the richest claims in the
= out expensive to work. The
u 0lgging one cut, for the slut
vas $4,000. 1t was commenced
'uFee years ago, and was run
:" granite bedrock. Fifteen
including night hands, is the
lofce at work in the claim and
u''ch' and this takes in the
o@ners. Henry Brodtmiller
o owners, and couple o.
Ia, IRE disabled, and off of dut,
me- A good sized rock roll.
anu ut ON Henry's back tn,
''y when he was at work in ,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

'A1pH GooDLIFFE is down from
lner He says there is about two
,dred tons of ore in the dump
10 at the Banner mine. Ralph
Dks the snow will all be gone along
Banner route before fall, and that
pneriites will be able to get in their
h winters supplies.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

'HlLlp and Henry kiedesel return
the other day from prospecting
/ in the neighborhood of Baker
and in and around Mineral Dis
+ near Snake river. They dis
Fred three it. ledge, in Nail Dis
\ adjoining mineral on the south.
assay of the ore, made by John
F, Of Placerville, ran up to $12j
ton, silver. The boys inform us
the cannon ball mill, at Mineral,
Fnnlng, and doing good work
Rnes twenty tons in twenty-toul
E There were one hundred anC
men in Mineral, and a gooc
" prospecting in the surrounding
F'Fy when they were there.
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NoTTCEs

am going to leave for the East about
June 1st. l therefor ask all who owe me
to come forward and settle immediately.
Any one having Bills against me will pre-.
sent them at once for payment
FRANK MILLER
Idaho City, May 20, 1894.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

A COUPLE of miners from Stanley
Basin, with Adam Gasser, of Boise
City, were over to Pioneer the other
day, looking at Ben Wilson's gravel
elevator. Don't know whether they
decided to get one for Stanley.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

INDY MCGUIRE, of Centerville, has
h spending a few days here. An
returned couple of weeks ago
b San Francisco. He was caved
in placer mining claim on the
Ter side Of the Basin about year
b, and went below for medical
htment, and when he left here
bit look as if he would ever recov-
sbut now Andy is almost well and
but as risky as he was before he
be in contact with the cave.
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REDUCTION IN PRICES.
At
MYER & SMITHS.
ONE DOLLAR CASH will buy

any one of the following named arti-
Giles:
6 pounds c. Sugar
6 GRADUATED Sugar.
81 Crushed Sugar.
6 Carolina Rice.
6 .Tapiaca.
6 g Sage.
6 6 Pearl Barley.
3 g O. @. Java Coffee.
44 c. r. Coffee.
4 " No. Roasted Coffee.
l Lunch Can Ground Coffee.
II Bunches Matches.
3 Bars Kinks Savon Imperial Soap.
6 Bottles Flavoring Extracts.
2 pounds Premium Tea.
3 Cans Vegetables.
8 g Pie Fruit
"a 14oz. Candles.
Is pounds Dat Meal.
s +" Hominy.
Is Bird Food.
lone large Bottle genuine Olive Oil.
6 pounds FIX. Soda Crackers.
5 pound Can of Lard.
l pair Brown Duck or Blue Overalls.
! California Table Fruit 40 cts. per can.
Jams & Jellys 40 8
A No. l Oysters 40 "
Everything else very cheap for
Cash. Myer s Smith,
Idaho City 6 Placerville.
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Belmont.

nICK STOKES, THOROUGHBRED
~ stallion, Sired by old Planter, will
will stand for the seasonal Star Ranch
Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and at James
Mills ranch, Garden Valley, Fridays, Sat
urdays and Sundays.
May 90 1SS4-tf
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u,prty WEBB informs us that
: Austin and VIM. Irwin discov-
4 ledge the other day near the
| Lakes, about two miles from
Inner. A piece of the rock was
pved and gave return of $40 per
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ANDY MAGrIRE says Gus Kohny,
the Placerville boy who is attending
Sackett school, in Oakland, is very
studious, and is making good prog
ress in his studies. The Professor
said Gus was one of the brightest
bows in the school.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

,u,,,p RlEDEsEL says work is not
very rapidly on the Snake
-, ! railroad bridge, and that it will
he completed for several months.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

READ the ad. Of the grand ball to
be given by John Nelson at Placer
vile on the day we swelleth with a
mighty swell of whooping patri-
otism, and malIeth large-sized rack
ct throughout the length and breadth
of this grand republic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

1ns MEFrERr, of Cenjerville was
!, Yesterday visiting friends, OF
M she has many in these parts.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-06-03

WIN. LAcoCK, who has been on
Wood River since last fall, returned
by yesterdays stage.
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INDIAN KILLED.-On the 18th inst.
Henry Barnhart, son of Major Barn
hart, and Frank Anderson killed an
Indian on the Umatilla reservation,
near the Indian school house. 1t Is
claimed it was done in lf-defense.
Last year Anderson killed one of the
Umatillas, who threatened him and it
is thought that the victim has sought
revenge. Both young men fred
simultaneously, striking the red man
in the breast, and causing instant
death. They rode to town, pursued
by Indians, as fast as horse flesh
would bring them. Barnhart's horse
was shot in the right hind leg by the
Indian that was killed. They gave
themselves up and are in jail. The
Indians are considerably worked uT
over the killing, but no trouble is an
ticipated.
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Hor time in Chicago to-day-Re-
publican National Convention meets
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MIDDLE-kGE0 MEN.
DR.. sPINNEY & CO /,
No. II Kesrny Street, San Franz

no. IL ANSaE-AN 81 ntin Adue1SNc
P S-For private diseases of short Standing ;
full course Of medicines, sufficient for cure, wisA
all Instructions will he sent any address or
ceipt of $1,000
jan. Is, lSS0-tf,
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1884.

Parties wishing supper will arrange for
tel
There will be grand displa. of fire
works at eight O'Clock in the evening.
Come one, come all, and attend John
Nelson's ball.
The best of music has been engaged for
the occasion. A general invitation is ex-
tended to all, JOHN NELSON.
June 8, 1884.
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= 7 THOMPSON and Macon Smith
! M to Banner yesterday.
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PAT En- r S

r. n. lehman. Solicitor of American and
Foreign Paten 8, Washington, D. G. All business
connected with Patents, whether before the Patent
Office or the Courts. promptly attended to. N !.
charge made unless patent is secured. S nd fo-
circular. June 8, lgS4-tf
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,ouS KELLY, the famous viollnlst'
l. Wood River.
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PATIENTS A Z !. s,s.ss
ors of U. s. and Foreign Patents, 40. 700 Seventh
street, cor. g., opp $. Patent Office. Washington
ID, Q. CORRESPONDENCE solicited. No charge for adj
vice No fee charged unless Patent is allowed
References. Lewis, Johnson & Co.. Bankers and
Postmaster, Washington d. c. Pamphlet of In
struetions free. June ST..
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3go. Al KEARNX z 8 EET.
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases.
xoUN CT BTE ar
HAEHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EV.
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DIR. SPTNNEY will guarantee forfeit SEQ for es.
cry case of Seminal Weakness or private al sease ct
any kind or character which unlsl takes ana
ails to cure.
MIDDLE-EGI0 MEN.
There are many al the age OF thirty 70 81 cty who
are troubled with too frequent evacuations of tbs
hlailer often accompanied by slight sInarting OF
. npg sensation and a weakening OF the system
-. a manRcr the patient cannot account for. 0s.
examining the urinary deposits rops sediment
will often be found, aud soInetim's small parti
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of tais difficulty, ignorant of the cause which Is
the second ST &c OF seminal weakness. DR.. S. wiik
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Office Hours--l0 to aud to 3. sundays from
10 TO II A. NJ Consultation free. Thorousii exam.
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Call or address
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of taeal-'ties

l. THOMPSON, of the Elmira
rnv. arrived here last. Friday.
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|Fr DAWSON returned Sunday
l. Wood river.
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s'rsan N IA aa - ffHa rr7s en
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-02
New Patents.

Dewey & Co.'S Scientific Press
Patent Agency No. 252 Market
street. S. F., has official reports OF
the following U. S. patents issued
to Pacific Coast Inventors for the
week ending August !, 1894:
John J. Bowen, S. f., saw-tooth;
Luther NJ. Holt, Riverside, Cal,
and c. n. Earl, Los Angeles, CAL,
irrigating and draining land; Peter
II. jackson, S. F., Cal, stairs for
buildings; Ira B. Kilgore, San Jose,
Cal, side-hill pillow; John c. Kitton,
S. F. Cal, pipe-joint and coupling;
Neil Mclean, Watsonvillc, CAL,
sulky cultivator, Thomas H. Mel
rose, s. F. Cal. device for opcrat-
ing doors and gates Of elevator
hatchways; Felice Molini, S. F.
Cal, pea-shelling machine; Fred
erick Morris, S. +. CAL, ore concen-
trating apparatus; Samuel d. and
D. f. Paxton, and A. Mahurin,
Ukiah, Cal, sheep shears; Jacob
Price, San Leandro, Cal, baling
press: Lowell A.. Richards, Grayson,
Cal, grain separator; Thomas J.
Sparks, Oroville, Cal, wagon
brake.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-02
The Coming Attraction.

The Royal Marionettes were GER
] tainly a novelty and one that left a
| very pleasant impression behind.
The usual crowd for Christmas-gift
matinee assembled on Tuesday and
they laughed and applauded vita
out stint during the comical min
strel first par" The quaint fig
ures, moving heads, hands and
bodies and walking like human be-
inss are peculiarly ingenious, and
the dancing skeleton, introduced
as finale CT the minstrel show, is
a piece Of nechanicism not only
vaey amusing, but truly remarkable
il its delicate mechanism. Roars
Of laughter aud applause followed
It at each performance The same
may be said Of the bali tosser,"
the dancing Turk" and other fig
ures IN the variety second part,
and tie 'ii.Inpty Dumpty" Clown
and Eautaloon are far less tedious
than the average real thing in flesh
and blood Ii short these puppets
give a show shat in many respects
would put men ana women to their
highest tranps = cqual.-iIooi.e
REGISTER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-02
S.ost.
A Yale patent lock ley. The fnt:eI
VIII please return it to this Office.
gc@ sen ,-1.es..:i Z lis.

The voLrAEo BELT Co., Of Mar
shall. Mich., offer to send their eel
ebrated ELEcTRo-VoLTAIc BELL
and other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
on trial for thirty days, to men
(young or old) afflicted with nery-
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neuralgia, paralysis, and many
other diseases. Complete restora-
ton tc health, vigor and manhood
guaranteed. No risk is incurred
as thirty days trial is allowed
Write them at once for illustrated
pamphlet free.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-02
Ci1 IN Sc Ammonia

Ammo mia is obtained in large
quaint .xies by the pnsgetacsion cf tie
uric OF animals. Frey cinpe.3ia
81 Attannica.
Every housekeeper CIR fest bsk-
ing powders containing this disgust
ing drug by placing can Of the
Royal" or Andrews Paari" to
down on a hot stove until heated,
then remove The cover ard smell.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia, Alum,
Lime, Potash. Bone Phosphates
Prove it by the above test. It is
prepared by Physician and Chem
ist with special regard to cleanliness
and healtfulness.
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,gfaH ys.aTxEfs or TIE Ap-
PLYCATIDN Of
TT q TIT ENoW
TO BECOME 4 SOLE TRADER.
r.'TiCE OF IETENTIoN To BECOME 4
SOLE TRADER.

l,o;icc IS hereby given that Katie Knowles,
VIE Of .eyyi =. Knowles, AMI resident Of Car
50. c ~, ,14s.5,y county, state OF Nevada, Se-
u= lcsi .ns OF avai.:as myself If the provisions
of an act u! lie ,i5sst..rs t the State Of Nevada,
e,.ti.ie, = AZ az. e. Authorize married women
to transact D :susss IL heir own names as sole
traIsra" a,3,coe e., i'ebUra Gt'i, 1851, int;nc to
make Application to tie District Court OF the
Second .,uliciai district, Ormsby County, Ne
vaGs, GA Monday, the 25sh LAY Of August, A. D.
iss,, a; TIE opening ct Court On Tat day, fr
!. .:sia a.aut and order of said Dist i15 court
auth j, .za- aid e, ~: tlin@ 10 carry on and
r.Q.lsa,s business n M onn name AID on my
o,ya cc.rnr IS soc trade.
T.,3 tlite Of the business propose - carry
on ;ad conduct IS that ii keeping i y h!nefy
s,t3r. il, ,'srsot City, orlnshy CoantS Eev2di.
X rls .yo~Lgs
rr.ss.. mi. eth II Juls 1884.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-08-02
EaErat 5aalsterA says raw,z.. Ne
York "a for Blaine

EsErat 5aalster;. Says rs-,zst New
York :s for Blaine.
New YoRK, August IA Press
New York special gives the text Of
a long dispatch sent by Murat Hal
stead to his paper, in which he
says: New York is no longer
doubtful for Blaine. The Repub-
lican dissatisfaction does not
amount to much. The Democratic
revolt is far more serious. [ do not
overstate the matter when | say
Blaine will come even with Cleve-
land in the City Of New York and
have an unparalleled majority in
the country. The reports from
strong Republican counties are that
they will give increased majorities.
There is no State more confiden-
italy and intelligently claimed for
Blaine than New York, and the
current Of public judgement and
enthusiasm is all his way.