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Yesterday the Postoffice was removed
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teen years TO day that J. A. Bonham
has held the position of P. NJ. During
that time not a single fault has been
found in his accounts or by the people,
but his removal was demanded because
he was an "ofiensive partisan" he be-
ing-a good staunch Republican. There
are many in this community who are
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the consolation Of knowing that it will
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Alice Time Sabe.

One week ago to-day Agent Gibson
under instructions form the Department
went out to Walker Lake Reservation
TO substitute as the farmer in charge y.
b. Gently for Nelson Hammond. Mr..
Hammond did not resign, he was re-
moved, He was removed not because
che was 10 heavy 10 get around, not
because he is 4 political partisan, but
because he is R.publican.-Car5'"
FREE Lawee.
Hammond was not removed because
he is Republican, as stated by the
Free Lance, but because he was not
able 10 attend to the business OF the
office. He was removed upon COM
plant OF the Indians. Mr.. Gently was
given the place not by the Democratic
Administration, as the Free Lane
sneeringly asserts, but by Agent Gibson
who was instructed with the rePsonsi-
biity OF placing competent person in
charge of the agency. Sabe '"-Ns'oF
Reporter.
Yes, we "saber' We "sabe" that
Nelson Hammond is no more clumsy
now than he has been for years past,
We "sabe" that this great United
States Government, advanced in civili-
zation and ablaze with itelligence, now
under the Reform ~ management is
run upon "the complaints of Indians. "
We "sabe" that Agent Gibson did not
of his own free will remove his friend
Hammond, but had imperative orders
from the Department to remove him.
We "sabe" TOO, that Mr.. Gently is a
FIRST. class man, and the government
agent who ordered Hammon's removal
approved of Genty's appointment. We
"sabe" that the average Democrat
would much prefer to steal the good
name Of Republican and thereby get
his Office, than honestly admit that "to
the victor belongs the spoils." We
"sabe" that every Democrat is after
Office, and that the administration is ly-
ing awake nights breaking down its
health in trying under, the civil service
rules, to conceive Of some "clumsy"
lying excuse that will let every Repub.
lican out Of Office and some Democrats
into it. Yes, we too muchee "sabe"
about the CLUMSY pretexts offered for
making Indian Reservation removals
and appointments in Nevada under the
Democratic Administration, and some
day we may try to make the Democratic
NesOs RepO,f<r "sabe." Oh, yes, we
alice time "sabe." Now you "sabe1"