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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-16

Total coinage standard
dollars to April /, 49, S226, 6,oS2,On $3.50
In other words, the total coinage OF
standard dollars for our population OF
nearly fifty-nine millions of people was
$4,472 900 more than the amount of silver
held by the Bank OF France on the first
of the present month, without creating
the least anxiety or concern, though
valued at 3.06 per cent. higher than
silver is in our dollar. How idle, there
fore, all this chatter in the United States
about the urgently impending danger
from so small IL coinage.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-16

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forward and pay up arrearages, and for
one year in advance, we will give
first-rate obituary notice gratis in case
it kills them. ."-Cincinndti Commercial
Gazette.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-04-16
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OF internal machines" says DIR. Jerrold.
Cut this out and show it TO your wife.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

IN Office Il hereby given that 20 much
~ 0fthe lands and lots described IN thu
foregoing list. as may be necessary "a
|dischsrge the full amount Of said taxes
Interest aud charges. thereon due from
the owners thereof st the time Of sale,
will oe sold a. public auction al the
Court House. 10 The town Of jasper, Du-
bois county. Indiana. on the End Mon
day 10 February. 1886. between The
hours Of ten o'clock A. N. and four
o'clock r. n. Of said day, IN the manner
prescribed BY law, and that such sale
will be continued from day to day, until
sll Of said lands and lots are disposed Of.
IsIDoRE ScHUHMAcHER, A. d. G.
Jan. 9Th. 1885 lw.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP, so I.
Beatty James
No IL pt WI sw sec lt1s.r3 70 acres
"a e sec 2f ls.r2 50 acres
valuation s755. taxes due $32 81.
Beatty Geo w
no l5 WI NV sec 12 sra 50 acres
ne ne sec II s.r3 40 acres
vsl s5O5 taxes due S12 As.
Clements Nancy
40 4ssw SC scc 2t is.r3 40 acres
menw sec II l s,r 3 40 acres
sc NV ii lars Is 33 100 acres.
valuation Sll5. ssxes due slO 81.
Cooper Ahsolsm no 81 "a sw sec 20
tlr3 80 acres val $3.50 taxes due 81 ss
Clements James no 81 WI Nv ne sec IL
s.r % acres val t35, taxes due
421 IS
Davis Mary no n sw sc sec II tlsr
- acres val 155, taxes due 52S.
Harris Nelson
no I23 und vi sw sec - tin, RS 26
IS hundrcdfhs acres
e2 &c sec "a I n, r. 8 26 o.
700 acres.
ne ne sec 2S n,r3l3 33-
100 acres.
INV nv sec 27t u, ala g.
valuation $40. taxes due 25 20.
Hall robiiha q no l24 NV NV sec Isl
TN. , 20 acres, valuation lis, taxes
due 67l.
Hubbs John l.
40 i26 NV ne sec 3t1s,r3 20 acres
ne NV sec 81 s,r3 40 acres
sw &c sec "a MR. 3 ~ acres vail
30, taxes due rs S.
kes'erson George w
20 AZ ~ NV sec g. / s,r3 40 acres
% ne sec lt1s,r3 20 acres
VA 800, taxes due "a %.
kelIsms james no las pt NV rc sec II
ssis:rs 30 acres, val 900, taxes due
Lincoln James no i6l NV ~ sec Is II
ArS - acres, val $50, taxes due 5s6.
Morgan Sand n
20 ~ &c sw sec lit l a, 3 20 acres
pt sw 90 IL n. r3 80 acres
valuation $40, taxes due Is 20.
McCune Isaac
70 l13 eS se sec 36 tln,r3s 50 acres
Z sw 90 sec 80 d, 3 40 acres
% cor ne 80 4 MI 2 4 5O-1OOl
acres, val 40. taxes due 10 Sc.
4cCuuc Robt d las. no 1s7 pt ne ew
sc xtls,rS - acres. val l25, taxes due
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

valuation $40. taxes duo &25 9s
Schmest Henry no 1922. Huntin0burg
yew lot no IS. val l5o. taxes due ! Sc
Willisns Thomas no 5355. Hunting.
burg, lot -. WI 225. taxes due 10 Is
TOWN OF BiRDsEYr. no. l5
Austin Winfield 5 no 53so. Birdseye.
pt lot no l2. val IS 20 taxes due 8 66
Able q n no 6S9l Birdseye. y, lot no
"a. valuation 10 10. taxes due 357
Friedman Jacob no 543O, Bird-eve. To-,
-: valussion Is 90, tsxcr due IS 93
Faulkner Joseph r no 5422 bsrdseve.
pt lot no IL, and ~ lot no IL, valuation
255. taxes due IL S.
Greiner George G 6427 pt sw nv &C
% t2r94 humdredths of an acre. vain
alton 215. taxes due 70 81
Heasick Henry no 54S4. Birdseve. Bor-
den's add, lot no 81, valuation Is. tsxes
due 5 U6
HoI'nee Rhodv no 6l3s. Bird.eve. ~.
mans add. Iot IS. vsi 2l5. tsxea due il %
Irvims William no SAL. Birdseye. IIor-
den's sdd. lot no 81. and lot no SIS. vain.
alton - %, taxes due ~
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

80 w"o wou" euvochto. tno
doctrine, "that the translat0rs OF the
Bible are dronkards aud debsuchees."
i Our immortality hasn't got that Low
down yet, and We are quite sure Il never
will.
4 But aside from thie. The doctor should
look "leedle oudt," and remember that
those who live in glass houses should
mot throw stones. We could 4 tale un.
fold, but we refrain. The qiiesiior y
mot now, nor never has been, whether
We ere Christian or not, or whether
we are moral or not.
The only question for the reader 60
determine is this "Did KrutsinRer use
the language Romeo attributed to him."
We have proven that be did. 81 ths
sworn statement or eight Witnesses. who
we're present and heard him.
Why lug in the fact that We are not I
christian, and call in question our NOR
Ials? This same doctor Burris evidently
Thought our morals good, not long since.
for the reason that he signed our peti-
|lion to teach the winter schooI kere.
Surely he would not sign the petition a
Ian immoral man. The reader is doubt
less curious 10 know what immoral act
we have committed since the doctor
signed our petition to teach the winter
school here.
Well, We will tell You; We reported
the fact to the Washington Gazette. that
Elder Krutsiuger. announced publicly
from the pulpit, .Thsi the transIsiors of
the Bible were drunkards and debauch.
ees." We said further, that the advocacy
OF such doctrine, IL proclaimed by the
ministry, was calculated TO do more
narm 20 the cause Of Christianity than Z
hundred lngersolls. Aud we said, too.
that minister who would proclaim
sucn ooctrine should be summed. dee-
p'seo ana condemned oy every one; and
snss psop'e VINO wouiu countenance
s"cn 'n'uisser snouio oe equally con-
Io5 tne reason tnst We made these
'se.s Pu",c. ,ne ooctor considers " Inn
I W. ~osi ss, snns =; sns. we nave mot even
, eooo moral character"
ws, :hasS dS'sos ,,., W ere quite willing shss
scss - i,n,r,.." Jos 'sSssu suc.S
make The most ~ x - - -
The doctor c,os.. ~ ..~;rr 80
elder Krna.ingsr ~; s.,i'sas;,. ",s
!. .Defender ~ Trnsh W. 49,, -
Won. doc,or thst vo,' ..sS ~ 49, -. 'ss su;S
I. much. No one snsnecsed 80 ~
ment that NJ. Krn,s;nver wsn,e ..t,e
tender Of T,ntl,'s renlv - Rcmsop ~.
ear-marks are TOO plain. Ii IL the Ian
gusge Of DR.. Burris and none other. Il
is impossible that any one. should b
mistaken In regard 20 this matter. Such
expressions % "Who arises with HE
pen;' I'VE are tired Of such stuff
shut your mouth. aud shut il for ever
y the language OF any one but : scholar.
No scholar uses such language. We
'oncede that Mr.. Krutsinger Il ! scholari
renee he would pse no such language.
Now, We desire 10 say few words 10
egard 70 the proposition the menber-
hip Of the Christian church here. would
lave Us affirm viz
Resolved THAT the seventy persons
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15
STATE or INDIANA.
COUNTY or DUnoIs. -

!: lsidore 6chuhmscher. Auditor m
and for said County, do hereby certify
that 10 foregoing II . full and correct
'ist " lands ard Tote returned uelinouent
tor the pon.pay memt OF taxes due there
-, trnm the owners the cot Tor the
year 1884 and former ytsrs. Together
with the taxes OF the curre.t wear 1ess.
including penalty anu interest, ana char.
yes due thereon, q apDcars ~ rscn.'i rs., m Va.
my Office. NJ
10 tes 'mcny whereof, have
III hereuhlQ afIlxed my Official
- seal q Jasper, this 3oth dsv
Of December 1885.
lSIDORE SCHUHNACHER.
Auditor Dubois County, lpd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15
DELINQUENT TAXES Fol!
TIE YEAR 1854.

a List Of Lands, and Lots re-
turncd delinquent for the u0n-
payment of Taxes for the Year
1884, in Dubois County, In
diana.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15
CLEMENT DOANE
NitOrnev nj Lar.
JASPER. IND.


HxYfLL prHcsee 10 the Courts az Duboss county sn1
w auent faithfully 40 tn<in.s< entrusted ~ him.
e~rs u ne -cosrt~r" NrIItfnv. w.sf vain street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

Il
Newton Mshsla J
No 27s0 sw ne sec s6 t9r3 ~ acres
So ne sec 36t2r340
valuation 30d. taxes due 2 80. q
Taylor John
No casa sw Sc sec 10t3r3 80 so. 100 acre.
i NV ne sec IS 3 3r 8 20 "
\ q ne sec Is sra 50
valuation 6OO taxes due ~ 10.
TAYLOR Albert r.
No 2s64 ne se sec 10 tara 40 acres
NV sws llt3r3 %
valuation 325, taxes due z 80.
i Waddle Mary r no 2SO6 pt se sw sec
'lSs 2rsl0 3-l00 acres, val .. taxes due
Young Louisa v no a826 81 nv sec j,
2r 3 80 acres, valuation 400, taxes
due 23OS.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP. no. Q.
Betch Otheiis G no 1877 sw sw sec 3
lt3r 4 ~ acres, val Ito, taxes due 8 "a.
Schaier Jacob jr
No 1902 se ne sec 3r4 20 acres
sw NV . 2 & 3r4 70
valuation $50, tsxes due Is I9.
! Schwartz George no 1896 Il NV sec
30 2r = 50 acres, valuation 330, tax
e. due Is IS
Weis BAs Dars no 1888 }ae sec / 4
3 : % - Loo acres, valuation ais, tax
es due Is ".
PAToKA TOWNSHIP, no. 10.
Montgomery Sarah no 3497 ~ sw sec
2t1r6 ~ acres, val $50, taxes due
10 81.
Miller Mary Apn no > O3 pt ne sec
"a 2r525 100 acres, val ~, taxes due
los
Mayo hannah no s504 pt Sc ~ sec
l9t g IL acres, valuation IS, taxes
due , 80.
.vmnen Simon no s6&s pt n pt e. :
y sec "a 2 8 a acres, valuation is,
taxes due ~ 64.
cAss TOWNSHIP NO. IL.
Norris Sarah no $3.50 sw pt sc sw
sec - 81 5 10 acres, val 40, taxes
due 2 %.
Sumner Thomas no 4025 pt ne sec %
{ 3r ~ lv0 acres, valuation los.
taxes due "a.
Schipinsn N no 4026 Hollsnd. VI lot
II and pt lot IS, valuation $50.
FERDINAND TOWNSHIP. NO. IL.
Horney Catherine no 1850 ei sw sec 50
3r4 30 acres, val $50. taxes due IL 50
Luke Il n
No 1897 VI Sc sec ~ ia ~ 960 100 acres
pt e sw sec 80 3r 49,, Lun-
dredths acres, val 645, taxes due % 6&
Leimengfuber Charles T.
No 4355 ne NV sec u 3r4 40 acres
So sw SEQ II 81 4 ~ acres. val
nation 375. taxes due Ii 62
Scnum Margaret no 4s62. Fcrdinand, n
ot l6l, valuation loo, taxes due 4 80
TOWN or JASPER, M. l3.
Chrismom John Il no 4597. Jasper. lot
- $50 ~. aud Io' no l5l ~, valuation
as, taxes due IL 90
Edusonsion Is u no 1920. JASPER. lot no
~. and lot no La. VA 50 taxes due 80
Gosnan" Mar, Z 10 4d55. Jasper. 4,h
dd. ivt no 81. lof no 80 ivt 10 81 aud Iot
% 25, valuation lSu. s.xe- due 4 IS
kr-rs Andrew no 4s43. Jasper. lot no
~. valuation 2i5, taxs~ due "a
Schuhtnarher Su~anah no 45SU. jas per.
nd add. ~ lot no val s ~ tx due / 3@l
U"known O@m~r~ no 4y2s. Jasper.
% 40 23l. lot no 332. aud lot no 23s, val.
alton 80. taxe~ due 3 80 II
TOWN or HuxTINGBURG. 30 IL. le
Kahn Louis. aimr. Of Nathan Mary. II
ecessed. no 5I4a, Blemker's add Hum
ngburg. lot no 3. Val 25 90 Ia xds due ~ !
SA4srLRR( No 5l68, Hunt LOT no ls}
E4sTLsKS III !
|" Roettger's add, lot 10 :
n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-01-15

! Bender Anna NJ
No 2l32 a NE see 81 Z Il 40 acres
= NV NV see ~ I 40
NV nc sec u ~ 8 20
valuation sos. taxes dne IL %.
Bend~r John IA 91l8 " NV ~ sec IA
/ y 5O-l00 acres valuation 2l5. taxes du,
lO67-
J, batman Catherine no 2174 &c &c SEQ q
tlr 3 40 acres, val $50. taxes due 8 20.
Blum Gertrude no 2is5 ne sw sec 2:
L. 40 acres, val 145. taxes dus & 10.
u Batnlan 5 A no 9lfl ~ Sc sec Is II
3 &C acres, valuation $50 taxes due 66
Denho John w no 2s77 pt q 81 sw
lsec 9t2r36 acres, val 20 taxes due II
cents:
L,'r Jon" "A
80 :" se sec ~ ir 20 acres
g ~ sc 70 1r 5 20 acres
l'.."s''on oa2' 'sx's due 10 ".
~ oonc = ""z
- ~ 90 ~ acses
80 - 49, ~
latjon 41O t.ves I..is - 's'u
Gih.on ana M.na.'s,-s oo.o
sec 35 f1r Z "a acros - ws,...,;s 80 ~" ="
lssxes A.. 20 "''cs' vs'ua'ion soO
unI,hs Ioss',. - oooe
= I 81 acres "a 2ao ,sw.sd s." To-
Hnl,hans H.. oo"n -
16sIra xo ' a.ros =, = "e ,e.. 100 =" ~ ecc
| Hmmhars uanr, - 49, 'AAes oue 20
NJ 9oss ~ . -. :
- ~. - .v'.. - ac1es
s.~ ssn. ~ - .,os5 scres
wInw sec ,s a. @ acree
D i1,''ra ~. ~ saxes oan ~. - -
y "a, scras ," r., o.x ~.os - "e ~ - =
u..ra,s ps.y 80 'A~es ooe ~
~. oosa u. 4. 49,. u
- :. 800 "e ~ 8, Il, ~ acres
.,,o aan -" - ~. ~ acres vaIu-
ra,..
NJ csem 80 a.
I. ~ ~ - ~ acses
"p. ~ I" ~ - .rS" acrrsl
n.,,o. <-s ~ ss' ~ acres val
80 u"o
Sscons John "
o q - - 90 drs ~ acres
" "e -s' - acres
81 ~ ~ 80
valustion sac tsres d.e % - -o'e'
Lorev johanna
No 1916 NV NV acc 4t9rs A acres
= ne ne sec 5tsr3 20 acres. vain
ltion 32O. taxaa due l2Is
LindIey John A M 23ls "a sw sec 81 u
3 - acres. val Ian. s.xes due 3 a.
Miller Mary J - 1926 ne sw &c 3te
: 40 acrce. val 200. taxes due 5 81
Morgan y ~ ~ 234O ~ = 80 NJ 80
y t2 So loo acres. yal 25. taxes due
-
Moore VIM NJ No 9343 ne NV sec 23tll
PeIry John ir ~ 2sas - - .s :, ",
50 sctcs. veI"s'i"n 4o5. taxes due IL 50.
Palmer = = ~ 1888 ~. se sec "a l III.
40 acres. val 1856, taxes due s OF.
R.sch Napoleon b
" 24f0 ne Sc &c II t2r ~ acres Il
\" II NV 81 $50 l1,2, a2Q.
/" ne sw sec litsrs&O Z
VI nc sec ll:2r3SO Ii
So ~ - nv nae,
SIS. taxes due so "a.
Sn,,on j Cno osIs ~ - !, = y. -
8 S acres. vaI 25 txxes AZ. I "a 2
S,r;..,o, -
~ to scras 49," ~, - m osc 80 ne se SC ~ i
=" S'o' axes due - q !
Sinm,e sophia
=" 1fiS - 4" SEQ alt RS so acres
&c NV sec2l lr34D
q s.u: 'axes hne 10 % q
Sm,tn '"s Z no ata0 VI Sc sw sec tlt'
~ sores. val LIS. taxes due s H. u
Ss"'m ~ h'izsnesh 70 242a n ne see rs L
,, ~ sores vsi 800, taxes due l38 IS.
wilmer JOS =
= 80 M g sec p - 20 acres
~ M ~ sec 80 lr3 20
''o" 'eo' "~s- que = - N
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. 10.
"o'o
Ia % ia. M - scr. ~.'s . ~ - e sec %
M. al, '"'"a''o" - TAX n
Baron Theresia NJ 25ss pt ~ NJ 90
'tsr33s acres, val i30. taxes due i Oi IN
Baron John IL
= 25sl Sc sw &c IL ara 40 acres 2]
!" ne NV sec i4t3r3 40 Y
'Iustion $50: taxes due 80. a4
Shll.ei - ~ brothers
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-14
stingeriani'- s;.rfE j..

Some months ago Charlie Sling
erland purchased half breed Hol-
stein bull calf OF Shaw of the Hot
Springs. 1t was cut Of one OF
Shaws fine cows and sired by Sara
toga. 1t was regarded as a very
superior animal for a half breed
and Siingerland was getting it in
good condition to exhibit at the
State Fair. He also bad another
calf small and red denominated a
scrub. He sold the scrub to Schulz
to be butchereG. and the butcher
who went to kill it misunderstood
the directions and put the Hol-
stein to the knife instead of the
other Slingcrland came just in
time to see thescrub running about
alive and the Holstein hung up and
dressed. He filled the air with
some forcible eplthets, but that
did not stop the sale Of the calf
meat. 1t was the most promising
half breed bull in the country, and
when it was three months old he
refused $50 for it, 1t brought him
$500 dressed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-14
eGuidn'E stomach it.

When Cassidy heard that the
Elko Convention proposed to pro
nounce James G. Fair as among the
greatest Statesman Of the age, he sim
ply rem arked that he wasn't hank
ering after Congressional honorS on
such a ticket; and washed his
hands Of the whole affair. The
Committee on Platform found that
q lot more Democrats couldn't
stomach such a proposition, and
agreed to eliminate the offensive
clause. The feeling was what
might be called red hot for while.
The Fair part of the platform was
toned down and finally Fair was
commended for his great ability
in Introducing Chinese Restrict
on Bill and that vas all they could
say.
Saddler, when offered the nomin
at!on for State Controller, offered
j C. Hagerman $500 and his cam
paign assessments if be would accept
the place, but Gagerman was TO ole
bird to take any chances On this
ticket and declined. The fact
that Adams was to head the ticket
cast wet blanket over the aspir-
ants for they said, How can we
tell who ne will swap off this year
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-14
Get s:cgi tered.

Every voter IN the county, ire
spect;ye of politics, should see tina:
his name is entered uoon the regis
try books of the precinct In which
he resides before it is too late.
This is duty that sheuld not be
put off until the last hour, but lie
performed at an early day. The
books for that purpose are in the
hands Of Justice Gaice, in this pre-
cinct, and other precincts have
their duly appointed registry
agents. 1t is of great Importance
that voters meet this requireme mt
of the law, SO there will be no OBJ
stacle In the way OF their right to
express their choice at the ballot
box. The election this year Is one
that merits and should awaken the
active spirit of every Independent
voter. The first essential labor to-
wards getting full vote in Noycm-
Der is complete registration, and
that work must be done prior to
the 2lst of November next.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-14
Attention to Ear-OE Things.

| The San Francisco Wasp makes
the following palpable hit on the
big San Francisco daily papers:
Our daily newspapers are well
spring of delight; their, 'sairete is re
freshing and wholesome to no end.
They are all publishing grave and
prophetic editorials on the reyolu-
ton in warfare which may be ex-
pected from French gun which
throws a shell through twenty
eight inches of steel and 9 feet Of
wood. They think this settles the
question of the further employ
ment of Iron-clads in war. We beg
their pardon, but it was settled two
or three weeks ago right under
their noses, at Fort Mason, when
dynamite shells were thrown from
ordinary guns, with no penetrating
power at all. but with a smashing
power a hundred times more effect
i've than that Of the French shell.
The ludlcrous feature of this is
that these newspapers. which dis
cerned no significance in what was
going on at Fort Mason, and give it
not line of editorial comment.
all had reporters there who accu-
rately enough described all they
saw 1t is surprising how distance
magnifies; if the CruciGxtlon had
occurred in San Francisco these ed
itors would first have assisted at it
and then mentioned it in four lines
as IAN Indignation meeting on Mob |
Hill
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-14
The Way it Goes.

The APPEALS advice to the an
ti-Adams men in the Democratic
party is to not to wait in future
until Adams has won his fight be-
fore they jump in and make theirs.
Adams starts his fight about a year
before the Convention. The other
fellows wait until about week be-
fore. OF course there can be bu.
one result undertbese circunsta
ces.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-09-14
A NEW MOVE.
The tf-CsineSe League to In
vestigate Certain Things.

| SosASses> ~ sssAAA = 80. go
On last Saturday evening reso
luton was presented in the Anti
Chinese League recommending thai
the Executive Committee investi.
gate the cases of white help in the
hotels who get drunk and leave
without warning. A standing vote
was taken and the vote stood ten to
ten The President apologized for
the slim attendance 10y stating that
the Wizard Oil opera had drawn
away the crowd, and declared the
resolution carried.
Meanwhile Frank Thorne got in
an amendment by which the pro-
vision was extended to ranchers
who had been compelled by force
Of circumstance to employ Chinese.
1t would seem from the above
resolution that the League was get
ing its eyes open to the fact that it
is better to investigate the question
a little and give men who have
been compelled to employ Chinese
help because Of being left in the
lurch by the whites, a chance to
show the facts.
There are two sides to all these
stories and the League might as
well hear both sides fairly and dis
passlonately. There is great deal
Of difference between a man who is
deserted by White help and com
PEELED to employ Chinese to save
his business, sud one who employs
Monaghan labor when he can get
equally good white labor.
1t is understood that the Com
mittee will 60 no where unlimited |
and is for the benefit OF those who |
have been compelled to employ
Chinese help and who wish to show
under " hat circumstances they have
done so.
This seems to be the tenor Of the
resolution. 1t is claimed on the
other hand that the resolution en-
powers the Committee to invade
whatever premises it pleases.
This idea must be mistaken
one as no committee would be fool
ish enough to attempt to exercise
-uch unheard of prerogatives.
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s41m
NEW TODAY.
EQuAl|zA1|oN.

Notice is hereby given that the Asses
sor has this day delivered to the under
signed the Assessment Roll for the Cur
rent fiscal year, together with the Map
Book and The original lists of property,
and that the Board of County Commits
sioners will set as Board Of E4ualiza-
ton, 1t the County Clerks office, on
Monday, September, 28th instant ut 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and continue in session
from time to time, as provided by law,
until the business OF equalization is
disposed Of. Nd. HATCH.
Clerk Board of County commissioners.
Carson City, Sept. 10, 1856.
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The Sacebrush Stockman

This is the name of new paper
started at Reno. 1t speaks we'll
for the State that such a paper Is a
necessity. The cattlemen are in
creasing rapidly, good stock is be-
ing introduced in this State and
the catt.emen must have an organ.
It is a very good paper typograph-
ically, and we'll edited. Such a
paper ought to have large circu-
lation.
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Cure OF Liver Complaint
Iowa FALLS, HARDIN Co., Iowa.

Iowa FALLS, HARDIN Co., Iowa.
June 6. 1885.
[ have been using Allcock's Por-
Gus Plasters for four years, and
think | could not get along without
them. For long time | was affiict-
ed with a pain under my right
shoulder blade; | also had consid-
cradle difficulty in breathing. l
applied an Allcock Porous Plaster
on my back, and one on my chest.
| kept changing them every four
days. and at the end Of three weeks
was entirely cured.
IL. S. STEVENS.
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EIerrick disputed

EDITOR APPFAL: In your issue
Of Sunday you state that DIR. Her
rick asserted last Saturday that
had promised him that would not
take any part In politics. IF Dr.
Herrick said this he uttered what
he knew to be false. What reason
would | have to make a promise of
any kind to such man as Herrick. (?
WELLS DRURY.
Carson, Sept. 10, 1886,