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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-16
MEXICO AND GUATEMALA.
THE OLD SCORES BEING REVIVED,
siexico Thinks She Sees Chance to
Square Accounts From 1880 Down
to Date--What the Greaser
Grievances Are, Etc.

CITY OF MENIoo, April l5,--If Mexico
becomes the arbiter between Guatemala
and the other states of Con-
trail America, ENJOYS will prob
ably be sent TO this city
to make arrangements with Mexico,
who Will insist upon recognition of her
claims against Guatemala. These clai ns !
date all the way from 1889 Few people |
IN MHxseo or foreign countries under |
stood their exact nature. In 1889, Gen. |
Guz man, with 700 men, invaded the city |
OF CONTAIN, Mexico, being in tho state OF |
Chiapas. Minor disturbances followed, |
and for Is years, from 1857 to 1874, the |
border warfare became more violent. |
Tapachula was burned, Comitan
was thrice burned; also The
state capitol at San Custabal,
In 1860 the late Gen. Barrios seized
Mexican in Malacatan, orcing him by
torture 10 doltV0r money and goods. In
1870 Barrios agsassiuated Mexican I'm
Rodes aud burned his house la 1870
an officer Of Guatemala led y body OF
troops into Mexico, whore he hOistod
and saluted the Guatemalan dag, with a
salute OF nlusketry. In 1879 Guata-
maian alcalde burned a ranch on MeXi-
dent of Guatemala, then mayor of Hue
huotenangO, condemned MeXi-
can to receive 80 lashes.
The Mexican produced certificate OF
citizenship, claiming protection. Bar
rilas tore this to pieces aud then threw IL
in his face, ordering him to be given so
more lashes for being a Mexican. The
| pieces of the torn certificate were col
lected by the friends, and are now in
the possession Of the Mexican govern
ment. In the same year tho town of
Tuxtla, in Chiapas, was captured and
burned by Guatemalan troops, and
other outrages committed. In 1884
many Mexicans were forced
to join the Guatemalan army,
and a great many were struck
by Barrios with his own hands. Mexi.
can commercial interests In Guatemala
have been wilrully interfered with. In
one case, where Mexican house had
bought a large amount of coffee In
Guatemala, the duties on the Same were
quintupled by special government or
der, so thatit had to be sold at loss in
Guatemala, small portion only being
exported. III order to secure evidence FOL
a claim for damages, the receipts 10
these eXtortions to duties are now il
tho possess on of tho Mexican govern
mont. Mexico, therefore, has a clsa
case against Guatemala, but viii Obtain
redress, peacefully fpossible.
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Kansas Cattle Onnrart,re

TOPEKA, KAs., April BIN accord
ance with the recommendation of the
state sanitary livestock commission, as
precautionary measure against the
lGntro1Gction Of pleuro-pneumonia,
G os No Martin j has ordered quarantine
OF 30 days against cattle coming from
the following localities: The states of
Conneoticut, Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia
west Virginia, Ohio, Illinois, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee, the District of Col
umbia and that part of New York
lying south of the north line of the
state Of Connecticut, and also
the counties of Galloway, Boone.
Audrain and Montgomery, in Missouri.
lie also directed that such cattle shall
be permitted TO enter tho state only at
Atehison,. Leavenworth, Kansas City
and Fort Scott.
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Precautions Against CHOLERA.

WASHINGTON, April 15.--Although no
Official information has been received
by the marine hospital bureau of tho ex-
istenoe Of cholera in any part of Europe,
the authorities are taking every precau-
ton TO prevent its Introduction into this
country. The sanitary inspector at
tached to the foreign consulates have all
been reappointed by tho secretary of
state Tho quarantine station at Ship
Island and Sapelo Sound are already In
operation and those at Delaware. Break
water and Cape Charles will DO put in
operation by the LIST of MAY.
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sIunlelpni matters A, marshall.

MARSHALL, April d. Special. Tho
city council met in regular session last
night. Mayor Pitts and afull board were
present. The returns of the late election
were duly presented in proper form,
which, after the regular business Of the
council, we're opened, and on examina-
ton Il was found that j. Il. Floyd had
been elected city marshal and collectors
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The Isthmn, Situation

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Secretary
Whitney has received tho following
telegram from Admiral Jouett:
"l crossed the isthmus yesterday.
Good order continues. Our men are
all sound and comfortable"
a PEACE COMMISSION.
PANAMA, April l5.-The peace COM
mission has lett for Buena Vuentura,
ana good results are anticipated. Adj
miral Jouett visited Panama Yesterday
and inspected the detachmonts OF ma
rines on duty here, which are n fine
body OF men, in excellent health and
spirits. An attack by the government
forces from Buena Vuentura is almost
inevitable, but at present they have no
transports.
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Tho ball given last oyauing az tho
Merchants Exchange. under the auspi-
ces oftho Young Mems Hebrew assoca-
tioni was omuently Il success The ex-
change room was brilliantly Illuminated
by electric lights, and the ladies in at,
tendance looked maQrilicent In their
handsome toIlet,es, A splendid band
was In attond lace, and the dance was
kept up until lHto hour
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motel ArrIvnln.
At THE ST GEORGE.

-. II n y II NEVINNTs
G Q Campbell, Cleburne; ] p Barder,
Texas j L Randall, city; w N shwart,
cityi Q @ Barnes, Lone Oak; X p
Branley, Lone oaki Geo Howell an d
wife, Mckinney; w Bano, Denton; Il
NJ Ford, stJoe, Missouri, Mrs J s Nell
son and daughter, Gresbeeck; Chas Il
Jones, II W High, A Calhoun, Terrell;
w Q Allen, Mckinney; Charlie Bennett,
S Chicago STSu Z Martin. hsrT T,b a Poty
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In making the assertion that Poz-
zonis medicated complexion powder is
entirely froe from Injurious or deadly
poison, we do IL upon the authority of n
thorough chemical analysis. 1t il one
OF the Oldest face powders in the Amer
lean market, and Is used In the families
OF some OF our most prominent medical
men who have personally acknowledged
slider IL harmless, but esteemed II highly
beneficial IN every respect not only for
the use Of ladies and children but for
the "lord OF creation" himself. Sold by
all druggists.
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The skin Is of that delicate nature
upon which tho most improvement can
be made and by the use of Pozzoni's
Medicated Complexion Powder all
roughness, sallOwness NJ, irritation
can be over come leavinR~Ts skin del
icately white, soft and smooth. This
preparation has world wide reputa-
zion, so no fear need be entertained OF
the result. Sold 10y all druggists.
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Municipal Matters at Palestine

PALESTINE, April 10 Special. THE
newly elected mayor and aldermen
were installed last night. Retiring
Mayor Lacy was presented with hand
some gold headed cane by the city of.
hcers and council, An investigation was
ordered into the charges made in q To-
cal paper that four aldermen had been
made solid for ono of the candidates.
Tor city scGvcnger.
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rrobnhlr q Chlcnrn Cnnnrd.

CHICAGO, April l5.-An evening pa
por, protesting TO speak for Mayor
Harrison, declares that tho lattor OK.
poets to be shown as having been
elected mayor on tho counting OF the
ballots, and that alter tho announce.
ment is made he will resign tho office.
care TO be subjected TO tho expensive
lItlnntlon of o contnsl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-16

Tho members or tho First Pfesbyte-
rian church arc worry active propiriu &
Tor completing and Furnishing their
present charcl buidjng on Main aud
Norwood streets and when So done will
b0 crtuia o. Duits. She membership
oil this church D. very strOug and IL iu-
cied5ing very Its Gad seems lliyO g. tho
present necessity .1l more comfortable
house OF Nyo1 ..p.
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Ex-Dallasite Shot.

As will DO seen by special from FL
PGso, In this issue OF the HERALD, VIII
lam Raynor son Of the late Hon. Ken
meth Raynor, solicitor OF the United
States treasury under Hayes admin y
tration, was shot In row In q saloon
thore yesterd'y morning, aud in all
probability MORALLY wounded. He
formerly resided here.
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Choctsw Citizcnsl,ip.

Fort SIurH, April l5-EJmund Nc
Curtain, principle chief the Chootaws,
has issued proclamation calling upon
all troodmon residing In the Choctaw
nation, ana entitled To citizenship, ac.
cQruing 10 the treaty OF 1865, TO ASSEM-
bic no their di1aIanj precincts on Juna
|, TO be idtnulsd and registered ms
Churtaw cl k'uS, otherwise they will
DE o.nAlIla - inLrulors.
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The Gold Raa,n

PIEDRAs, NEGRAs, MEXICO, April 10.
-lSpecial.l-Tho reported rich find of
gold in the Santa Rose mountains has
been confirmed by parties Just from
there. There is tremendous activity
and adventurers are flockipg from ali
directions. Most OF the leads have been
taken up Some very rich ore speci.
mems have been brought in here for
ASSAY.
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WAsltINoroN, April 10, - Ex.Gov.
Hubbard, OF Texas, and Mr.. Rufus Ma.
gee, of Indiana, the appointed United
States ministers 10 Japan and Sweden
respectively, were at the state dep.rt-
ment to-day and received instructions
from the secretary; the former will
of May. '''
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TERRIBLY AFFLrorEn

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stebblns, Belcher.
Town, Mass, write; "Our little boy was Ter
aud Erysipelas oversinre he was bor,' All
nothing we could give him help dhlm, until
wetried CurIcURA REMENIEs, which srad.
uaily cured him. until he Is now as mir as
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Loss and Gain.
al was taken sick n year ago
With bilious feverii
70S ELM STREET

WIN DluOuA lever
My doctor pronounced mo cured, hat
| got sick again, with terrible pains in
my back and sides, and got so bad
Could not move!
Ishrunki
From 22S lbs. tol2O had been doctor
ing for my liver, but 81 did me no good.
| did not expect to live more than throo
months. | began to use Hop Biters.
Directly my appetite returned, my
pains lett me, my entire
system seemed renewed as If
10y magic, aud after using several
bottles, am not only sound as SOW
reign, but weigh more than / die be-
fore. To Hop Bitters ! owe my life"
Dubliu, juno q, 81.
CHAPTER II.
maiden, Mass , Fob. | 1880. Gentlemen
I suffered with attacks o. sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years In
the most terrible and eKcruciating man
| ner.
! No medicine or doctor could give mo
relief OF, cure, until used Hop Bltters.
"The first bottle
Nearly cured me;"
The second made me as we'll and
strong as whom child,
"And / have been so to this day."
My husband was an invalid for TWEEN ty
years with q serious
"Kidney, liver and urinary complaint,
pronounced by B0ston's best physi-
clans
"Incurablo =
Seven bottles of your Bitlers cured
him and | know of tho
olives OF eight persons"
In my neighhOrhood that have been
saved by your BtteIs,
And many moro are using thom with
great benefit,
"They almost
Do miracles.W Mrs II. d. Slack.
How TO GIT SlCK,-EX pose yourself day
and night; eut Ton much without exercise;
work too hard Without rest; doctor an tho
lime; takeall lhcYlle nostrums advertised,
and then you VIII want 10 know how to pcf !
we'll, which h answered In three words
Fake Hop Bittersl
EzSF- None genuine without a bunch OF |
green Hops on tho white label. Shuu all the !
vile poisonous stun with "Ilopn or "Hopsn !
In their name.
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"FRONI nNAD no FEEr., ;.

\, Charles Eayre Hlnhle, Jersey Ci.y He,oh,s
N, Jr writes; "My son, n lad of twslve vsn.,
Was va con completely cured OF ter ble case y;
lho top OF his head 10 the soles on his on, t1li
Wus one mass of scabs." Every other ye, ,ee
uy ana physicians had been lried in win i'ie-
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Bennett, Blacklsnd; A Scruggs Wills
Point; j McMiller, Terrell; j w Me-
Spadden, Terrell; j w Woodward Au
rora, G Rutherford, Big Syringe; Ben
Armstrong, Grandview; II A Rhode
hamel, city; Il NJ Autes. st Louis; Il II
Hardin, Mac d Kirby, G II Nicely, Ter
relli p Crud, Mckinney; p Steph.
ems, Waxahachie; Hugh Arnold, Fort
Worth Sam Jones, Savannah, Georgia;
jim Sims, city; Z N Bucklsr, sherman I;
VIM Z Gillespie, st Louis; S Bradley,
Battle Creek, Michigan; u III O'Brien,
Mckinney; r Il Dorich, koruey; II G
Brown, Marshall.
Ar THE GRAND wINrsaR.
Marshall Mcdonald, st Louis; Miss L.
Reid, Pilot Point;J Farley, Galveston;
f Jaccerd, st Louis; N A Morley. Hous
ton; John Humphrey, Lquo; Frank
Lerch, San Angelo; j w Dodsop, St
Louisj NJ @ H0rdesty; Kansas CITY:
II J Kalimorton, Monmouth. Illinois;
4 II Ray, II 7 LOomis. Springfield Ohio.
II ,PoiEinghome, jr New Orleans; Joe
SHopo, CINCINNATI; J A Graham, Il w
Greene, ~ Louis; w A Farrell, New
York; X NJ WyWer, Fort Worth; Il r.
Briggs, WaNahachioiA b CoOmbs, st
Louis; Chas ii Primo, Now York; Royal
A Ferris, city;C Whitney, Chioago; II
q Sugg Indian VewitorY; III Is Chan.
man. Chicego; E Saunders, Austin; {,
D Davis, Boston; Il Mackyllle, Kansas
CITY,
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RuddensIok R.ii,,,

NEW YORK, April l5,-In tho York.
villo pelico court this afternoon Charles
A. Buddsnslck, tho builder of the tene.
monts on Slxty-second street, which
and gave bail in $4,000.
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military Rail

FL PAso, April l5,-[Spoclal.l-A
grand ball was'glven at the Plerson hotel
last night TO to tho OH 'ors Of tho Tenth
cavalry transferred from Fort Davis.
loNas, to Arizona. Two hundred conn.
les were on the floor ut one time,
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An Army Iioni-

WASHINGTON, April l5.-The official
announcement of the appointment of
Capt. George W. Davis as alde.de-camp
to the acknowledgement, vice Mai.
William j. Volkmar, was made to-day.
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A Rowing Race pnr.o

NEW YORK, April l5.-Tho Turf,
Field and Farm will announced In its
next issue an offer of $1,000 by MIR Potter
Daryear for an freo-to.all rowing race,
thtee miles ovor the Lachine course.
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Tho Abort to BIO Retnrnnd.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-The Alert, of
tho Greely relief expedition, will be
ttkon from Now York TO Halifax, where
sbo will be returned Co the Englisb
government, with the thanks of con.
grpss,
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"seOO roR NOTHING. o

VIM Gordon, 81 Arlington avenue. Chnrlss
HOto flrst-class doctors TO cure nv ho4ss
without success, tried CuTIcURA REW2,'
DIES, which completely cured, after nsisr,
three packages" "''Si "S"g
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W
Inianiite Skin Beautiilers.-Appeal to
MltharS. Try THIN.

EoR Cleansing the Skin and Sc lp of Birth
~ Hnmors, for allaylng Itching Burning
toms of Eczema, Psoriasis, Mnk Crust. ScalI
Head scrofula aud ether inherited skin ana
blood diseases, CUTIcURA, the Great Skin
cure, aud CUrIcURA SOAR, an Exoulsite
hEsoLN Mt, the New Blood Purifier. inter.
naliy, are iniallible. Absolutely pure.
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FOR PALE- LAnn1n

s iiii,ac ,ia C children th plmply shallow
perfect blessing, cleansing the blani H., ~, y
skln OF Inherited impurl les and eSneiit I.lu
we germs OF Scrofula, rheumatism. 60 s,nan,s
uon and we're skin diseases. s"'np-
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Tho Menther.

INDICATIONS FoR TODAY.
WASHINGTON, April l4,--For the west
gull states: Local showers and partly
cloudy weather; southerly winds;
change In temperature.
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Tarrant County Drfanlts.

Fort WORTH, April 15.-[srocial.l l.
Owing to the fact that the state has
postponed the collection of taxes TO
July,the county delaulted in paying tho
coupons on bonds due April |. The
commissioners have asked for an exten.
sion of 60 DAYS,
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EaEW YORK DENTAL ASSOCIATION

D. D President and Secretary
Has, Texas
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Lavion Eligible.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-The attor.
noy-general has given an opinion to the
president, sustaining the eligibility of
Mr.. Lawton, OF Georgia, for appoint
mont as minister TO Russia.
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edena.
LundbOIg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LundbOrg's Perfume, LILY of the Valley,
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Farm Prospects In Grayson County.
HOWE, April l5.-[Special.-Farmer
are busy with their crops, which look
better each day.
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.nEsr FnR TIE sK1N -

four CUnouRA REMEDIES are the best TO-.
5Sln diseases have ever sold, and YOUR On.
In the market c, W. STABLES nrn uvs ts9,ep
Gee lla Milf1- wi,
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Cleveland Is Tho oholc Of the Amerl-
can poop.o-8o arc Oparl Pun Ciga-
rettpg
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u sold everywhere Price. CurIourA. 10 e.s
N di'. INT, " SOAPS cents. Prep re Nv
Mass ""H'un,
Send for GLOW TO euro skin Disesses. -
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REEN use CuiicurR soap. nm exoplsi,o-
Sro ~ periumed Skin Benutiiler'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
If YOU wan, NEW GOODS go to

If you NEW GOODS go to
NJ. COHN'>' Original One
Price Dry Goods Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
i'ACAFiC COAST ITEMS.

Los Gatos canneries want help.
Napa Insane Asylum has l 400
patients.
Many new houses have recently
b, II erected in \ara Valley.
The Tacoma. W. r., Chamber Of
Commerce is to erect a building
for LIS nwn use.
Healdsburg fruit growers are de-
l ,rlns pcacaes in Petaluma for
t WI, cents pound.
Chico will vote August 10th on
t ,r"posit,"n to levy tax to es-
tlblish a sewerage system.
Ben. Corning, a miner. was killed
bv cave in the Sheep Ranch mine
1t Anderson, Saturday night.
Many bee-owner, in Ventura will
have to furnish feed to their bees.
4. q honey cror is failure.
The lodging-house of Frank Alb
aiie in Eureka, New was destro. ed
b. fire Friday night. Loss, s. 900.
Wong Toon, who killed All Hee
1T Portland last month, has been
found guilty Of murder IN the Sec
on degree.
The creitors of Charles Krug
have agreed to allow him three
years md half in which to pay
his Indebtedness,
14e yic ats Alice and Sea Bird
try their speeding qualities on Col
]ege Lake, two miles from Watson.
vile, next Sunday.
Tramps around Grass Valley
have recently maie threats that
there will be many fires in thar
Iaeighborhood this Summer,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
A Rule .DOE cr.

"Say, why don't you correct that
typographical error on that horses
flank q said rude man Yesterday,
as he eyed the APPEAL Office buck
skin nag.
whats up?' said the editor.
Got her branded D. c., and l
guess it ought to be B. c."
The.horse went on it's way amid
the coarse laughter IF the heartless
mob.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
A Long Trip.

Jack Macee Jr., son of Jack Ma
gee of the Ozark, reached this CITY
Yesterday, having come from schoo'
at New Westminster, 4. G.
He is but thirteen years Of age, vet
made the trip Of one thousand
miles, a'rre. BRINGING with him a
terrier dog, which lie never let 20
OF on his travels. Both boy and
dog are in high spirits and good
condition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15

County Jails as we'll as to convicta
in the State Prison.
The Governor cannot pardon
without the concurrence of at least
two other members of the Board
but in all cases the Governors con-
currence is necessary. Thus, II
the other four members favored a
pardon and the Governor dissented
there could be no remission of the
fine or forfeiture.
When there is a Communication Of
the death penalty . certificate
must be made stating the circum-
stances of the conviction and SEN
tence, and the amount and charac-
ter Of the punishment substituted
therefor.
Any person intending to apply
to have fine or forfeiture RENTED,
or a punishment: committed, or a
pardon granted. shall serve notice
of such intention on the District
Judge and the District Attorney
for the county where the conviction
was had, and in cases of fines and
forfeitures similar notice shall
also be served on tie Chairman Of
the Board of County Commission
ers, at least thirty days before the
presentation Of such application.
When a pardon is granted, it may
or may not include restoration to
citizenship. IF the pardon in
clude restoration to citizenship, it
shall he so stated in the certificate.
and when granted upon conditions,
limitations or restrictions, the same
shall be fully set forth in the cei-
tiicatc mentioned above.
It shall be the duty Of the Dis
trict Judges. District Attorney and
Chairman Of Board of County
Commissioners receiving notice Of
any such application, to transmit
forthwith to the Board oe Pardons
a statement in writing of all mat
tiers within their knowledge. af-
fecting the merits Of such applica-
ton.
No notice shall be required of an
application for a restoration to cit
lzenship. to take effect at the ex-
piration Of term of imprisonment,
or for a communication Of the death
penalty. The Board may restore
convict to citizenship, even after
the full term of sentence has been
served.
THE CALENDAR.
The following cases are up be-
fore the Board now in session, for
consideration.
Man Town, Thomas Finn, Chas
Spencer, Thomas Mcdowell, Jim
Quen, Patrick Eagan, o. Liyigne.
pardoned; Wm. Pearce, James Ha:-
rington, All Nook, G. Harris, par
doned; Jesse Pearson. case contin-
ued at request of applicant: e.
ward Tobin. Edward Wills, Adam
w. Dixon, continued;J j. c. Murphy,
continued; John Pritchard, John
Mcclellan Metcaff, denied;
sent from Washoe county for for
gerry George Lake, Charles john
son, George Wallen, case contin-
ued for the term by request of the
applicant: Frank Leon, Frank But
Ter. Michael J. McCarty.
Tim Finnigan, convicted of muir
de, in the second degree, pardoned
II. T Bar,ine appeared as attorney
for petitioner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15

BIrs. A. Rasmussen, wife Of a
prominent restauranteur of Port
land, Or, was drowned Friday
evening while bathing in the Col
umbla river.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15
Plumbing

J. Fl. McGuirk the plumber, is
now located back of Harris Bros,
and all jobs of plumbing and
Timing intrusted to his care will
be attended to in workmanlike
manner, and you don't have to
mortgage your house to pay for it.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-07-15

Max Aronson is now selling Man
mel. Garcia, Key West and Viola
cigars, genuine. Also the best line
of tobaccos, pipes, cutlery and
smokers paraphernalia kept in Car
son. j. B. PAGES smoking and
chewing tobacco, known to all 10y
ers of the weed. 517.