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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-27
LICENSE.

"If the bill TO abolish drummer's Ii
eense nov before tho Hou c is passed,
1t will reduce the ma Al revenue OF NJ
TadA $l4,0O0."-tExchange.
What right has the Cong rs OF the
United States to interfere with the do
nestle affairs OF any State in the Uniuui
The Tenth Amendment to the Const tn.
tIou OF The unit-d States is Rs follows:
The powers not delegated tn the Unit
ed S'stes by the Constitution, nor pro-
hibitrd by it to the States. ure reserved
70 the States, respectively. or to the
p,"ple."
It appears 10 Us that this subject OF
Drummer's License is purely a local al
fair. a matter which ONE clearly with
in the power OF the States. respectively.
and rot q power delegated 10 til. Uuit-
rd States by the Constitution, nor pro-
L'nGt1d by it 10 tie States. and there
fore is . matter over which Congress-
has no control. The matter Of rrquir-
ing drunmrrs or commercial Travellers
to pay q license for prosecuting their
business in the State OF Nevada is one
means far providing revenue for the
support OF the Government of the State.
and as such it seems as clearly within
the province OF the Legislature to levy
snch . tax as II is tn levy a tax and
compel merchants. bankers, etc. doing
business vi hin the State to pay into
he Treasury a certain sum quarterly
for the Pnvi eg Of carrying on their
business. Wuat justice would there Lr
IN compelling resident business men to
pay . license for the privileg OF trans
acting business within the State, while
at the same time foreign corporations
were permitted 10 ply their vacations
without contributing to the puolic rev.
enueS7
Section 8, Article I, OF the Coustitn.
ton OF the United States provides th.t
Congress shall have the power, "To
regulate with foreign nntio 8,
and among the several States" and
Section 8 provides that mo State shall,
without the consent Of Congress. lay
any impoS's or duties on imports or ex.
pots;' bot the drummer's license iu..
posed by the Legislature is not in con
dict with either Of the above provisions
as It /" not a duty on the goods imported
from smother Stats, but merely q tar
upon the prosecution o a cerin n busi.
ness within the State, and rs such is
t.e"rly within the province Of the State
Legislature ITO provide revenue for the
support Of the government OF the State
Of Nevada"
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The olconasartne Tax.

A Washington dispatch of the 18th
says: Pro essor BIhcocS. of the b ard
oil Health. TO-DAY addressed the Senate
Committee on 4 ricUlturc on the SUD-
iect OF olrOuasarine. he belier-dit q
beautiful preparation.
George II. Webster, Of the firm o:
Aruoar & Co, Chicago. thought IL,
discovery of oieomagnriu- had increased
the value OF each heal Of cattle % h.,
eAson OF the Increased value OF it's fat
utilizel in the manufacture of oIroma
garine oil. Should a iaI lie impo ed j,
w"n'l inure wholly to the benefit o.
L. Jeomagarinr ana '~acturers in for
"icG countries, with whom the Unit q
States has to compete. lie did not
think it night that oleOmagarine. which
is II pare All wa pi-Spn. p-p lrr,.
should he taxed. b u It came into
competition with another articles. 1t
should, OF cour~e. be sold under it,
true name. IL respectfully urged the
appointment OF II committee to examine
the vurious ~oleomaSarine and bu;;erine
factories.
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'ren !"r~ rnaeting . Sta'rt that ast only
depiirs' them OF . sehool, bu, give
their proportion Of the school funds t.,
other srhool children Il the county,
What answer will those ~i,.- Legislator,
nal c 10 h taxpayers o: Deeih dtStrie
Nh'n charged With the injustice of CON-
cling them u eoatnbu,r To the .publr
for the education of the Chi
len Of other portions OF tn. county.
~Eiir their own children are deprive /
OF oil h UepeitS. supply becsu>- thrr,
- hot unr more child In the District
The nistter eauuut be Ie.uidird 10 any
nannrr Pe~rr-iEsh,e. for all families who
.s>iGe width IA r-aSOnab!e distance u.
De-th are included in the dist. let.
nd NJ ole who lives within two miles
OF a schoOlhouse would consent. to be
't;acted to = district SIX or eish; miles
way
We are pl' ased to know, however.
tat toe Statute IN question Is Section
IS OF Ru Act To provide for the 81, ctiuli
OF School Trustees n May. ami tia, thu
Attoin-y-G, nrrl has given a ~IitteI.
opinion that the Act sppr we'd March
IL, 1885, of which the Section rr!.rr=,.
u i a part. eonf cts with Section
IL. Article XIV of the Constitution, IL,
consequence Of which it i probable thu
County SuPeTiut-ud, nts throughout thr
State will ispor- tIe ten census clause
a. we'll as til It part which relates to I'll,
election of Trustees in Nay.
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KaSs:: :. -aSs Brush.

BT reference to another column i,
VIII he seen TINT this popular ~socirt,
will give thsir annual la,l ola Muul.,
evening. July 5'h. To those who have
PARTICIPATED in the festivities Annually
provided 10y III. X. Of s. B.. /, q, Nh.
necessary 10 say a word. a. they all.
"lth Que accord. pronounce the = ell
teri men P"rfrct in all their M.
p"intmeuts. To those who hive moi
attended,, AL who d. light in Trrp-ichr.
re"n anil ao'itl ~-mjnyma-nts Ne Ca T.
comemTcni the X. OF y. Il. btI as a.
=v' NJ which emhr,c-S all the feat res o.
AN attractive en- t'Iih.ru ut which 10
one can afford to m.s,
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The Young Solder.

Cadet George Stockle arrived from
West Point this morning. md his many
friends were mu'h pleased to greet hin,
and consrltIltte him on tie success
which Ii" :" making as nm embryo of.
Ger o. the United Stnt"s Army. Grorr.
expresses himself well pleas. ! with his
p"-i';on It the P"iut. and We rrpd,c,
for i'm an ]honoILLlc future in IN. rr,.
'es-ion which lie Inns chosen. lie will
remain here until tomorrow EVENING
when lac lenves fro Cherry Creek. ub.r.
he will whit his parents md friends md
spend the greater portion OF his v,co
ION His furlonRh extends TO Auru.,
3 st. II he will therefore have a,put
two months in which TO rustic, ,c amnnp
the sage brush of his native n. nth
The l"DErrSDESr inns in exteuIin
nearly cpngratuIstirn,. a. W, .b If
always consid' him one OF our boys.
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!uas. K.ysr. and II, r..mp..

We cheerfullE siIe place to tue fo.-
10 Aiug communication rom Judge Key
scr In aus~eF g. an e iieie Nhi. IA Au-
PeAred in these eo'u - = f-x DAYS
Since.
EprToH ISDEPESDs Sr;-R-cardins the
conviction OF the TRAPS on ia Ne lith
1 have this to say: Your qu ,tAtiVu o.
the Law GA tie subject Mas correct.
had the Law !r-iore me when the v-r-
dict VAS rendered al ka"u ul,t the
penalty should have been, ami ad.ni,
that lid not fully comply With the
statute. SoS lie; u compare the r->ul,
oi that q cGs!ou IS At w4s. with what II
should have been. had the strict letter
o! the tAS been followed. Tier. were
i've tr'nPs Convicted an I each $. nt-n-
crd TO ten days inpris mn in the
Couriy Jail. Thy were all tiled 1T
tue same time. the JEst.c-'s fees for
~bich we're $500, bHt had the Law been
strictly complied with l should have
given them one months imprisonment.
nd tut the COauty to more cos, for
ia II 'pari and the tr.rnps would not
have been punished euy more than
iLeE are a. II i. Hal | consulted NV
'wu p-rS"ntl interest I Shou 4 have tx
'irr'i,d the ~ y. ,s.i,Gs SI.siry 10 tie
lnlinn an | allowed them TO be taken
up for ~ra:rancy, which certainly would
have been done. / could have m,,:r
ave distinct cas-s, Which would have
resulted II a much greater cost to the
"untv. and | Thought | vas a tin. for
The lest ant Tests, hs.tn of the CuInty
nj AL PHites concerned. ~.upuo,iny
tlrt every one would be anxious I g-,
rad Of them a -ouu as possible. bu, duL
that was misU ken AID shall -udraynr
IN iutur- cases, should any present
themselves. to .OmpIy With the law a,
least.
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GlazlAL nEvs.

Advic<s Of the 2lt are a. follo-s
chaieA W. coll-y slot aud kille.
hh wife Al Gardner: usss.. y-sterda
Afternoon. They had Le-n living sp,r
tor "our time. and the deed ~a> eom
nittsd at the b ,1ss II . a. ighLor
Cohry RAJ arrested.
Charles ElUArdk cut Hattie Refuge
Shront from ear 10 ear Saturday nj
in New ORLEANS. The murderer vas ar
Peatr6, and confessed hi, crime
After . ak weeks attempt to fore
The manufacturers to .c-de t. their dr.
nand - far as the Hdoptiou of the eigh
hour system, the furniture workers hay,
end d their strike, and the men. abou
500 in all. uill return to work ,o-mor
row IN tie old plan.
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Grand -Encampment.

Al n meeting of tn q and Enramp
Tnent |. 0. o. f., held ut Odd Fellow.
Hall June 81, 1856, the following off.
c'rs were elected for the ensuing year.
[. w. Booth, OF Virginia City, Grand
Patriarch; John B,wntn. of Reno.
Grand Hi-h Priest; G. NJ. BroNn. OF
Virginia City. Grand Senior Warden.
\. w. Hesson. Of L ko, Grand Junior
Warden; b. F. Wallace, Of Vlrgiui
City. & and Scribe; George Tuny. OF
Carson. Grind Treasurer; f. c. Nc.
Neil, OF An.tin. Grand Representative
ID. o. Atkinson, Of Virginia City. J. Il
shaw. OF Dayton, u. A. Krenkrl, o,
W~innemucca. Trustees. The Encnnp.
ment then took a recess uutil s O'CLOCK
th.s evening.
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Hon. George W.

The Virginia Chronicle Of w-dues
day, IN it's acsount Of the meeting OF ID.
Demoentiy Genital COMMITTEES at Reno
on that day. gives Mr.. Baker, of Eure
Ia, the send Cd: George W. Baker. the
Gpostate Democrat fson Eureka. is her,
aud the interest that gentlen n takes
IL AFFAIRS indicates that he il medt.tng
backward Eom-r~aulr ia the vain hope
that he may coV the San;sg- he lost
Whsu he eS=cuI-d the forward nnp as a
mark VI his august disapproral OF the
ua.urr III NIIcG z esIueut Il VelEni
Mas conducting the affair." Of the nation
G orge is particularly DESTROYS that III
State Convention should be held in E.
ko. When We take into consideration
the fact that this gentleman pub
i'ally renuuueed the Democratic party
a ! long since because ct is b lievedI
his grnus was not recognized by the Ad-
minis T ZION, his n rye in attending tue
session o the committee and giving eI-
PRESTON 10 his views is positively re-
freshing
Meme tekel uphlrsin, George. and
there i" plenty of good, sound timber
within the Democratic party from which
10 select candidates without invading
the ranks of the enemy for one wLo
publicly deserted the fold, and in hs
proclamation avowed shat he had L,en
for years associated with tue wrong
party. stay With your new friends,
G-orge. We will try to struggle along
without you.
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Salt Lake Drm"crrt:-Cuitrd State,
MrrsGni Flank d, er. Recently confirm.
Ell by the - Il ,te. FOR U.Ih. took ,fic+
to-day, and Wall c"utinue in the good
w"ra I~aauEnr';rd b. his predecessor
Dir. Dyer takes OIL C amid trou don,
snrEpnu i.ngr, but those yhO know hIru.
kno" he viii ncqlit himself Of his oaer-
Gus dutirS with credit to himself ana
honor TO the administration. score
one m"r" for the good Judgment OF Pes
ideut Cleveland.
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A Deaf Mans Experience.

I~obogganing ought at once to be-
ONE n ~f'vorite sport III the deaf, if
the eIPeriance of Charles 4. Mpu',on.
II Sttn>ted. Canal. il wo u nrytIin.
On~hims down the hill, his tooog an
upset. and he WAS thr ,wu h-nt-i. ~ into
a heap OF snow and dut piIe,I along
'idc OF the slide. WArn he recovered
con~sc'onsncss. he fonnd tha; h cou.d
nenr sounds with his left ear. in which
re Lai been deaf for rlev n years
The next day he had distinctly With
that e"r. and he has h al per.ec: hearing
ever since.
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A Miner Killed.

Abraham Ei,lnr :. a miner ,rIploy,i
Ia the Combination shalt. Vagina CT .
"a' IL tant.y Killed friday .lt. h.,
tti.In rom tue clg. while ascending,
e di-; uc- O Ni3 feet to the Jut,um q
'he = aft. Il body va, ~fn-Lt.uly
rmaug /. Deceased was - C~pru!,au.u
IS vets OF nsr. auI ave, IL family
who'll! destitute. WHO Will lie Assisted
by a tO!!rc,.ou fro:u worAuuen on 1t
shaft.
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Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellow.

The Most Worthy GRAND Lrdc. I. O.
o. J. OF the State Of Nevada conv ned u,
Odd Fellows HILL ut 1890 O'Clock mi.
morning md ut IL O'Clock formed IL
procession aud marched 10 the Church
where the progra nme 81 EXERCISES rs
published was carried out fb te WINS
SON where near one hundred m.mb.rs
OF the Order clothed with a~pprorri,,,
rcgnliI Ia the procession, which. hrnJ.
ed with appropriate mu-ic. PRESENT.
Ell n pie iaing AMI attractive sp .t,cl..
The Church was filled with socc,,.
tors. many Of whom we're accon,mo.
dated with standing room only, Will.
Others were unable to find r0nm ins;d.
the building. The address Of w.Icom,.
by Judge r. II Bige!ow was q we'll.
effort appropriate 10 the occasion,
aud WAS listened Il with marked ,,,.r.
ton by " large nudieucc. The nddres.
OF welcome was responded to Ivy Grand
Chaplain L.. l. Crockett, Of Reno, Ia n
pleasing aud attractive manner: md nj.
by Rcpresc t,tivcs d. o. Atkipson.
Of Virginia City. nuJ George W. Gibson.
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ia ,tic- of the Peace
1he GT2a1 Army.
J. I. kEyslR.

The TwrTtI, th Ma ioual Encamp.
nIent, q. 4. H.. will convene NJ San
Francisco August /, lSsG. 1t is knee.
ted tia; there vii! be Il large number o.:
nemb-.'- from all parts OF itae Union,
n I mple Preparations are triny Il adj
to a commCdat, all who NAV attend
The fare for the round tip from New
York will 5v So, 80. and corresponding
IA es iiom other central points. One
hundred and Fl ~ rCund> of I~aycace
will be carried free ON u. A. Il. Il VI.
sion tickets. Fog Tia braci, of ,Lo,.
who may desire TO visit he interior An |
coast wise points the rates Of fare have
heen fixed 10y railroads at oue-hal: r .tcs,
nd by steamship lines ut two-thifd
ties, Installing nral> aud bcr,hS. H,.
Tel prices inthe cit during the Eucamp-
men, will range from 81 t. - per d,y,
according to the lou.ts a'rcnizrdund
e accDrnuia;ion, req .iceI. Col
meals can be obtained at ret urr,tS at
rom twenty-five to fly cents, 50 tn t
all who participate in this imp .rrnnt
;'therinG can he "ccom1d tel 1t pri ,-s
commensurate with IL, If financial con.
iitlon.
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Freights.

c. G. Warner & e.. forwarded this
morning by the regular fast freight I am
l'TH pounds mcrrhnudise, IO.iOO
pounds coal and salt, and 1864 Il. lun.
Der, and by the rapid transit team, g..
l45 merchandise for Tu<carorn.
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Suicide OF J. C. Currie.

&c. Currie. the wc'I-kuown au ton
Ger sa!s Fridays Virginia Chronicle
Com nritted suicide about halt-past Il
o'clock this morning.
When toe act was committed Michne'
.olry, a po ter in tue auction store OF
which deceased VAS prop ietor. and
Mr. Orrick OF the Union market, wcr,
standing near the front door at tina
hour when Mr. CuTrie walked hy then
aud went tn, rear OF the store. A fev
seconds later Foley aid Orrick wer.
startled 10y the report of n pistol, whic,
they at first thought proceeded from
the rear OF the building on the south
After listening = mo mt they went I,
the rear Of the auction store an | seem.
the door OF the room openiu which Fol.
ev sleeps, looked in an | saw Cirrie w.
ing lead on the bed with a pistol still
grhsped in his right hand.
A messenger waS Immediately dis.
patched To notify the Coroner. Til,
news Of the sujcide spread rapid,
through the city. aud the vicinity Of.
the store was soon thron ,ed with pen.
people hurryiny from all directions to
view che bod, aud learn the particulars
Of the cause tn 1t led to the deceased 10
take his own life.
An inquest was held en- Saiurdh,
morning during which several letter.
were pro luccd, among which one T. J..
c. Hampton is as follow@:
Mr.. HamPton: I ru abn ut to take a
long journey and ask that you tren'
my GOOD wife with the same consider
alton that | would yo IRA we're our con
diiions reversed. leave her an tn,
world with much regrets such ne l can.
not express; but this il destiny, and ]
submit with kindness to a aud maIic.
toward n" hnpian being. bid you all
eternal farewell.
J. C. CURRIE.
June l6. 1896.
Af'er D,a.iDg the evidence the jury
returned the following verdict:
1--WE, the undersigned, iud that de-.
censed'S name WAS J. G. Carrie, a na.
tive Of Lo yer Caundt, aud aged "
years. aud that he came to bis death
in this county on the lStI day OF Juue,
1856. from a guDshot wound inf tted
with his own hand with suicidal in.
teht."
Deceased was we'll anil favorable,
known through" ut the Sia'e, having
coIne to this Coast in 1859, and IT,.
sided in Virginia City since 1860, lie
was u prominent ID ,m bcrn,ic politician
having been twice elected Mayor Of the
city. and in 1884 was a candidate for
Stat Senator. He was highly esteemed
for his excellent qualities. and was nj.
ways foremost in my movement, political
or otherwise. presiding over public ~
semolagss with marked ability, and
possessing intelligence OF a rich order.
Although ~ years Of ag. he looked
scarcely 90. his auburn hair anil wins.
kcrn being slightly ting d with grey.
lie was a native Of Canada. Hia faith.
et was scotch aud his mother American.
His widow IL the only member Of III.
family living His daughter, the late
vito nj State Controller HnIinck died
in White Pine county sev raj years
'go, and his s,cp.son George died about
two ycnrs r. in Virginia City.
The Republican slate hns nrronoeI an
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C. =. foung. Of Carson, editor Of In,
Free Lt''ce. has been nw%nrdcdthe on.
tract for furnishing Gour to the Govern.
mrnt or the Indian Reservation n, pvr.
amid Like. The contract c,lls for
'o'O1O pounds 10 be Jrl vered al wul..
worth.
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Advertised Letter i.is,.

n following is n list Of letters re-.
manning In the p~Ostolice at ElLo
Juue 10. 1886.
i"i 10 mas; Mard.p. H.,
i"rSo"' calling for any Of the nboy,
viii please say advertised.
Z. II. SrRoULs. r. N.
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Bo1-N.

WrLLIINs-In Tusctrora. Nv. Juue
81. 1886. to the vie Of D. D. Williams.
a sou
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Roll OF Houor.

Following is the report Of the Pleas.
an' vail y School for the month Of
June. 1850.
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BORN.

HcLL-ln E'ko jane 10. 1885. to the
vie of .. ". Hall. 4 son.
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The Republican slate hns arranged so
far AZ to put woodburn fr Supreme
JuJ.s aud Morrison for Con!r.as.
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STOCK BRANDS,
j. HY G20EHH.

~ J. nce. Bruncau.
le Bruud. I T. ou lett
o.SS -lSa ulp. Cattle ear
E-&ASt marx. night ear
E-I -Iiu. p"~toa.,r
Eh nj rss. Mountain
~ II;y. NvV.
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How 10 Preserve Oranges.

A all snHh nj IA fasx tsas
.,,.h p tha .,h;aot Of nrs.s d" asannss
sas nv" ,y ,au ~ III. Entarn,;ss hsraiS a.
aa.a,a, IS ,ha ,a,nar r. Laan;,,, .,,oi,
80, T., ora,,as ,roJ,,c;na .ao,;nns 81 a.
MaS;,arsanae,, IL 80 n 10 an aaan
...as ~ ,,..a. $500. Co. .y
a 's'as It, " az h.s,astad "'"'
"'s S, shy a,o .a. ~ TAI, and o,.o
III - o.
pi'oes 10 % o' vne '",ous u', 90
ma.so ouo 4. =; I ~ ~
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-. :.,issa,,;,e ,sa..;.d
RI. s,,s,a,,, ~, Il, ,,;var..l nm. In
,ba I,si,sn nrov;nces of Sorrento aud
CaI,i,r,. al H., ;slands ~ S;c;Iv anJ
MI. = aaa.sihad h., ,h;s rar,v q. Col
iams' ''''''' ~ WIS p' ~
'oT T ,.,o, from ,orr IA .ovs,
=" ~ ~ t.aa a. - l.;d 80
- aIp .n...J thrao ;,ohss Of usiI.
Jri,J III" oIo.p aand Tho srn;t coresuiiv
o,. So - r. H. ..a4, ,.han haralv r;na "a
et'.a, In .., sau ~, ,anam /. II ~, ~.
o'o'y "isppee :" p"p o,, "" Iii
. .', ~ .nas LII. nv e' n. W. ,.ra,;ppa. 90
. .uao" e,,a In III 1s "a ~ ano.has -
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- y. so,IansJ 4, ai,arnata iav.r. 81
- ~ II - III, ~. a. 4. i.;d
n,,;s,, ha. ,.a aouar of fonr 20 s;x ;nchs.
W " na .sa ~ saa ,;ar ,ad ,hars 10
a.na .,s ~ s" osns s .ha srn;t wh;oh can
aaas' " ..anI,s 81 III = .wsa, not. tnas
No. oo ss,.y as"s snso. sba,va. p pra ot,on
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s " Ann. 'no ~ - 80 .,alI o,,araJ
III 18th . .nS,;ant 70 Lasn ont cnjJ
r NJ ' 49, ao;a,nro with a narrow an,
.ea' VI ';, 80, a, a,,,, ,;,na
s snaa W o,m 's,,as %, wh;,b nrs'
eo" 1,e .ss me sne .s ;'.,sv s .nnmar Not
- W. -, H., ,L;s ,,.y hr,
pny a,o .u o'" ,a.ss 80. ard msIo,s
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Los ANGELES is making every prep
aration TO welcome and provide for
the coming Republican State Con-
vention. Hitherto this good burg
has rejoiced in the name Of the "An.
gslic City" How 1t will be in the
future we care not 10 forecast. When
we shall have gathered within our
folds the accumulated wickedness Of
the Republican party we dare not say
what will become Of our good repute,
especially when the sins OF omission
and commission Of the special session
OF the Legislature, overwhelmingly
Republican in It's composition, are
taken into the count. There has for
long time past been with US har-
rowing suspicion that the holy names
Of cities and counties OF California
have covered great deal Of naughti-
ness. For now this long while we
were intimidated by San this and
Santa that--respectively the mascu-
liz. .,a ,oa,,;na g.. III, st.. Il,
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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-19


AN incipient Republican banker o
Los Angeles is being made the vic
tim OF a very peculiar system OF at
,ack in certain journalistic quarter
He can console himself, however,
with the old-time adage that ENVY,
like death, loves q shining mark. -
Still, we cannot help thinking
that political brethren should dwell
together in harmony. The gen
eral public, which holds itself
aloof from purely personal logo
machies, feels like softly repeating the
words Of the pious Watts beginning
Dogs delight TO bark aud bite,
For such thci: nature Is, etc., etc. y
For the rest see Watts's collected
works.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-19
All Business strictly COnfi-
DENTAL.

Los Angeles Pawnbroker Shop, 32C
North Main street, next door to Pico
House, loans money at cheaper rate Of
interest and advances more money on
articles of jewelry, watches, diamonds,
firearms, etc, than any other house in
the State, and is responsible to its Gus.
toners for their pledges against fire,
water, theft or otl erwise. He also
sells the first of each month pledges
that are not redeemed. Parties wishing
bargains please call and purchase the
following goods: Six gold watches, :
diamond rings, 36 pistols, shot guns,
5 rifles, 36 coats, IL vests, IL pants.
gambling tools, lot books, l3 assorted
chains, 36 gold rings, 10 pair earrings,
10 fiddles, 8 guitars, 6 pair bracelets, 4
lady's sets. and lots of clothing. trunk.
and valises, boots aud shoes. l.. X.
Cohn, the Rcd Front Store