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Grassy Again.

J. G. Singles was found last Tuesday.
sNys The Central Ncvsdnn. by G.. H..
hence, conductor on the Nevada Cen.
trail II. Il. at Dillon Station. naked and
crazy as q March hare. Mr.. Scncc
brought him 10 this place. where he
vas turned over 10 Constable Baugh.
II appears that his sanity was affected
by the usr Of alcoholic drink. lie IL
violent, mud would bc o OF subject in
ANY asylum for The straight jtckct II
seems that there should be some way TO
prevent this man from obtaining Shis-
key. ns he ia nm intelligent. industrious
man when sober.
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ADVERTISING RA1Es:
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEM-BiETLErr L UsrRhrUaEa, Pso-
: PEIEIUkS e.

E. b Savage. W. +. Orstreioh, Ai-.
zru"; Arthur Lo Ipe, Dsuvrr; +. NJ. No.
PhettrS, Adobe; W. C.. Price. ms ar,n.,-.
JuGsoa Dakiu, NJ. Stott.er, Vim. .GiI-.
land. LarmUiIir; \. II. Trlv.r, Bu Iiuu,
q. w. Baker, X wife Eurela; Mont Ro
land, w. ). Keith, Rabbit Creek.
j. W. S~wauger. Wellington Station,
Albert Gals, do; A. Bargoyn-. 7. Il.
Harris, Walter A. Brown. Huntingdon;
l.. Hanchctl, ophir Cauy9u; +. N. St34
Ph,tcrs, ALo5r; G. II. wo6drjck; CHI
enso; Morgan Hilf, San PHthcisSi;
Peter BrOdin, Pulisuhe; D. l.. Bartlett
and wife, ST. 10. No 4; 3. d. Abel; Fer1
tIaileck; Al. Nelson, Wells :as: -!
A. II. Trayer, Is. Angelo. BulhonS: ~
W. Grimes, Tuscararn; VIM. .GRlahd,
Jud Dtkin. Marsh S;ott.er, LauriiHE
Morgan Hin, Snn'a Clara; Mnt.o Az
etltenes, Haileck; l.. Harrison, Bath,
Mountain; Caas. ID. lines, san Frau
cisco. s..r
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Stallion For Sale.

Joseph Herman, OF Pleasant Valley,
ofera'for sale his hne Ciydesdaic. Nor
gan stallion ut hagure below his value,
being now DESTROYS Of changing the
stock horses IN his ranch. Tbe'ahimal
is II bsouti'al lay, black mnnc. tail and
lcps. without spot or blcniia,;: is II
hands in hight aud weighs 1850
ronuds. lie IS pretty as n picture. mud
TOOK II specinl premium At the State
Fair last Fall. In deposition he IL
kind ind gentle as y spaniel. Any per.
son Wishing 10 procure n most dvs.. sic
%nmiinaliht u bargain cah do So by calling
on Mr. %lfppnan'in Pleasant ytfley, IL
miles east u this pitce. 3td3
70 ~ -
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Nevada Politics.

4 specialize the San Francisco Chron-
lee fron Washington says: George ".
Cassidy, Of Nevada, who has been here
for some time, leaves for the West to-
morrow. lie has decided 20 crtcr the
campaign in Nevada for Congress.
Mr.. Cassidy tbiuks the Democrats. have
a lighting chrncc t" win The u 1t. Legs;
la'urr ri Nevada. which selects II Unit
ed st bs Sruutur. md also to e!eLt' u
Democrat Congressman. There iias
been some duubt about Senator Fnii'r
entering the eimp1i IN nrst Fn.Efoa IT,
election, hut II II " wIrctty we'll SIT
tl,d th"t he, will agriu br n en- ldiitle
Senator Fair thinks that the Duaiocrits
eau carry ia" State.
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w. II. Todhuntrr, says the silver
STATE. who was in town Saturday. has
sold $500 head Of cattle Ia Eastern buy
rrs from his Oregon range. There were
1900 ycnrlinga in the band which sold q
80 per head. 5000 iwo.ycar olds at S23
per head. mud $500 three.year.olds ut
$40 per head.
These sales foot mp 1882, 900 which Is
Al unusualIy large Transaction. and j.
evidence that the stock interests Of the
Pacific Coast are becoming Of paramount
importance.
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GeG wick } Body Found.

We learn that the cyprces iresseu3rr
on lbs. evenings trnin VAS looking d 4
Of the door oi his car this Vi /, VI phi
sadie when he snv in the river vhtt he
believed to be tlic body OF o nan on
Arriving Mt Grim he reported whit lc
had discovered, m engine. with scpcml
men. was sent down nm | the bsJs Of
the deceased conductor. !. A. Ggvick.
wnsfurnd in tIe riv,r urtr the Bsiui
Of the wreck OF Sandy ni.ht. This
clears up the mystery ns TO his fate.
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lFror. SstlrdHy's DaiIy.l
HALNAGuNDI.

Geo. ". Baker and wife arrived from
Eureka by last evenings train.
Jno. Z. Dixon aud L. II. L1dery. o.
Iusearora. are in town.
Regular meeting Of the Board o!
County Commissioners next Morday.
West ward trave, il quite heavy at
present, each train bearing II lapse num.
Der Of passengers.
President Cl iceland and wife are
Nl'nd'nS their Honeymoon at Deer
Park, Maryland.
WIN. Smiley and J. W. Black. Of
D-eth. came down this morning an I
stopped over during the day.
The weather is simply g~loriors sine,
the iains which laid tina dust and pIr;-
fed he n~tnIusph-rc, snd mrrr e1i ,t,uc.
is red enjoyment.
A party o: young ladies LEFT town this
morning on II picnic excursion. unut-
tended by any useless hungers.on O! the
masculine n~.r,pu.:,p
Times. RcyirS:-rhe ia niry Of Apo.
Roach left this morning 10y private con
>eynnce for Idaho. Their Destination
:; s~on.vr,.,. :. 81,
City.
Jnd Dtkin Of I.tmoiiic, and &. "
Taylor OF PIc.naut. were intown inst
hight. These entcrpri~iny nnrhcp,
at" delivering their last year, ctop o.,
grain.
fri.rur
;, ''''' "'''"-
angle AMI Ia. D.uo, H,t-I ,,,,,.un.
tween the two ..uL.r. u,, -,
air"
r ~ '"'''h' "'nRh''r OF Al.
''~''Phi OF Iu'cirpr''
!,,'''N '"' 'e th'' %
90" F1'"t'''o' where she will
"'' Ut" Al" SCHOOL
At this writing, 2:3p r. ~. the min j.
pouring down in torrents wilt. a.. 10,
r'in%' 10 nnd fro by teams and pcdrs.
'Hnn~' aud AN Occasional tAuu Ter clap
gives <eNt to the interesting scene.
The glorious shower /, gratefully apprr.
Gated.
C.. G Warner =, n,,
ouc.J,y r,., ,.,L, D., ,,,
chnuJi,. for Tus.nr,r, T..,,
her. this mcruf,, .,l .,u
Tusc,r,r, ,I;, .r.
rcppl,r w..Ltr ..u
he line
Do. 49, ~ H''''"'
r.,rl,r &c.. 49,. sue
.u. """" ''"
, ~ w.
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tFrom Wednesdays DaiIy.I
AAL.MAGUNnI

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Eugene Thompson. County Surveyor,
am in from a trip to the northern
part Of the county last evening.
"Farnky and Cranky" is the way an
unSodly newspaper in Indiana terms
tue President aud his bride. 80 ID.
White Pine Sews:-Cadet George Z.
Stockle expects TO BE- home from West
Point on a f~urluus III about the 9th OF
this month.
Recorder w. w. Rogers left this
morning for Reno 20 attend the annual
session of the Grand Lodge. knights
Of Pythias.
Yesterday c. c. Warner & Co. for.
wIrded for Tuscarora 1913 pounds
merchandise and I,2l6 feet lumber Ly
the regular fast freight, aud $40
pounds fruits. vegetables anl other
light merchandise by the rapid transit
team. Both cargoes lett early this
morning.
From reliable sources we learn that
the prospects at Bullion, in IiaiIruad
District, are very htlcring. that work is
being pushed forward vigorously. TINT
the furnace will be sI4rrri up the.
latter part or this month ami that .y,ry-
thing Indicates d Profitable seasons
run.
Several large loads Of pleasure seek
"fs left own this morning for II DAVIS
outing, we'll supplied with all the essen.
ti'is Tor II picuIc in the wuOds. W. w.r..
about to say. but clumps Of willows.
which can scarcely he dignIird with
the name Of a forest. furnish the only
means OF shade from the rays oi the June.
sun. But all the same, n whole LOT of
enjoyment can be secured by a picuie
party on the classic shores OF the Hum.
bolt, especially in the iishiug season.
White Pine Srws:-we hear much
complaint from parent, and others that
the state and County Suprr,ntendcnts
o. Schoo.> are drreiict i'll duty III not
visiting the schools II, the law prescri-
hes. In answer to these growls We in.
Ear!IO!y SAY: ''Ou what can they tray
r.?' II costs money to 20 nr,u ~
TINS state and Couuty, AMI S6UO IL wear
IN S'up, worth - cents on the dnlln..
void moi pay ,he expense OF ons circui;
vi White P.ue county.
Prom DR.. Mcigs we learn flint the
vile Of A. L. Lewis, who RESIDES u;
SCOTS ranch hear lIalleck, was severe
~ injured 10y the falling of hrr horse
which reared Mp and fell backward. in
J"rInS her spine to sue an extent ns To
render her powerless To use her lower
timiS. Mr.. Lewis trlcgrlphed that his
VII; WIS very sick, but the doctor, not
kn"Yiug TIA; size had met with such n
severe accident, waited for a train in
stead OF going immediately Ivy team, n
ne would have done hal he been mp,
p!.H'd Of iAe facts. II is feared that H.,
lady - very seriously injlrrl. -
The Genoa Courier s0ys: "If we
had n pen as lag os the oupuia ou the
l. $. Capitol building at WASHINGTON.
The Carson sink for mn inkstnnd and
tile STATE Of NrToia for a pns4M \
Seo"'d H7ae acre H. P@se. ,paM
da i1r S~eVtdanA' Aud We womb. ,uaA
to see any ~duesoned 'saca" wipe
nj N'f6"h i the same a. to
CT StoThcr Columbus pown.ng Tor
Ua.ttd States : u.tur. : iIc cones Is
near brinsn "Nrvtd,a" ns any canii-
dat Oh tie lit Of Aspirants for tha, i'm
po,:nnt anil honorable pOsIi IL. 'R.A
for powmimy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13

The Consus Marshal for Tns6arora
school Dist, has made his report from
which We coudenss the followiug: 90.
Number Of boys between G aud ~
years Of age, 50. number Of girls. 80.
total, lGG; number Of children under @
years old. ~; number between Is and
81, %: total number under 81. 2GS.
Number born in Nevada, III; number
born in othgr States and Territories.
81; nutubcr born in fJfcisa couulr,cs I.
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Iron Thursdays Daily.[
-aALMAauNDl.


A eom-ir'e assortment: of 6ns Gshins
tackle at Mnller's.. ..H-
swineiord hss.been confirmed Goyer,
Eor Of Alaska.
Headquarters for fine fishing tickle.
artificial bait. etc. etc. at Muiier's. =
"innke.i to the Devil is the way "a
~lsnehing item in an exchange is head
ed.
For cuts, bruises. cuts from barbed
wire. etc. use Hursemeu's Universal
Ointment.
Reno Jonrnal:-Reno has got more
base bail crank- ard fewer players than;
any town i'll the State. .a->
Mrs Henderson Green was taken sud.
denly i'll yesterday afternoon and this
morning was reported quite sick.
The President left Deer Park Tues
day Mt noon for Washington. The caus,
Tor this sudden change Of programme is
unknown.
The picnic party which spent the day
above Osino yesterday repnrts having
had an enjoyable time but the rcn6fts
o. tn" number Of fish caught ARE some.
what conflicting.
Mr.. s. n. Crane, Of Modesto. C,IiErr.
mia. has purchased of II. J. Keith and
L. u II lie forty head of horses which
he will ship this evening Go TurlocS.
StanislauS County, south Of Molcsta
Harry O'Donnel, former salesman
with Il. Rriuhart & Co, to gethcr with
his family who has been visiting friends
here for a few drvs, left by this morn
ing's train for Wiuuemucca.
T" the question. "what does n mhn
max" bv getting mar'ied?" n cruSty-
old bachelor in whom the milk of I'm.
mnn Kindness has long since turned
I" clahher answers, He makes n mis-
take"
The transcript on appeal Of the In.
nous Sqnahhie Gnlch mining suit is
now being printed Mt this { flee. 1t viii
make a book Of over 2O0 pages. the lar
G"St puhlica tion of the kind That ever
went from this county.
The HpDoa H,,I, In. -.
the House Of Commons by a vote Of 3t,
to 3lt. Mr. Gladstone moved an nd.
jonnmcn. till Thrrsdrv which was ear.
red and he let the il u se. wearing n
ha@Gard look and cheereI, BY his SD D..
porters.
Til" eIeiinn in Oregon on MONDAY
passed" of very quietly. butowing tr,the
gr"Ht amount Of scratching the is
necessarily slow. The election of Her
man, Republican is conceded. but both
parties claim the Governor. "
johnny kelch il engaged in making
~eNtensIEs- repaiTs~on the Humboldt
Ionsc, and 10y a cratcKpElicnthon of
paint. wallpaper and knIsomine pgctr-
or with new carpets. will place that b6bS
niar hoStelry in first chs, ooInl;tinus for
the Summer anil Fall campaign. .,
Mrs. Chns. II. Fish. Of San Rafael
C"h,Tm1ih, n sister of Cart. c. Cg'wnr
p'' ,,ousw' - last evening en-
AZ ,,,r asfffe, Wyoming Co., New
Drr- ," goes in scrrch !ot.hehith |
5pyaWH 90 several WARS.
i-fmp.-'ed by her diugh-
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In the present idiJm. "%silvcr IL fail.
ing" II that be true, is IN time 10 put
more in n dollu .-EI.
By no means. The silver dollar Of
tl2h grains, 900 Gnc. is CHE standard
nf values, md u Il he necessary 10 reg.
nlntc the relative valnc Of silver and
gold. reduce the weight Of the gold dol.
lor below 25s grains, The present stan.
dnrd, 80 that its iotrinde ,aine shalt lie
100 cents TO the dollar, NJ il the value
of the present silver dollar.
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From Mondays DAiIy-
RAI.NAGCNDL

-
Miss Lou C~raighead. teacher of thu
Mound Valley School. came in ON F.i-
day Hni returned yesterday.
J. ID. Abel aud Commissioner II .ney-
man arrived this mruoins by rrlvale
conveyause from Fort Halleck.
The Silver States e litorial IN Henry
"~rl Deecher Was q little I u previous.
80 the report Of his death is denied.
The County Commissioners were in
session to-day, aud n full report of their
proceedings will b: published to-mor-
.Uw.
There are i'll To be coo American
~ Is Ntuhyins music ia Milan nlrn".
Gasd hundreds Of OIhvr, ia other Italian
ci,leS.
10 Gtrlnrr aul a force II men az.
na'@.S it lively At ne ID pit II tel ia
rit'iHS tle new dor in the dining
tJOm.
W. /. Smith left yeS:erlty morning
- attend tue auauh session of tue
Grand LoIe.. +. X \ VI wArcl open,
mJru.us, At ~.
[. \. B1"SSmrr. til vrtrrtu prospect
"r "i Bullion, II in town for tn pur,ru It.
-! tHk' x II rest "a i~ut~rSic ,lIt his
uumcrous friends III ;h.s ba!I.sicl..
Christopher Ca!umhus Puwuiu,,
Queen Victoria aud Bismarck. tel
r-,"PLci co"GT.;ntt'iDm, to the P,r,i-
Il III on hi, "r:dmS day. So the Car
lou App,a'.
Wan. u. Stewart: ias arlan cor ca, arg
iig H., Stat" OF Nc,ada, mA wc rar-
u"ty suggest that Lee publish L.e .drt,
Oh tie suffice, IA p"iuph, e; 70 IA. GIVE
us another lnrurhlrt; il makes wcrS for
the printers.
Morgan s iii. Of The firm .: Mar
ply 4 I'LL. arrived frnn san g.ar. -
go last evening on his wy L, vi-lt ,'s.,.
stock TnmSc- IN the northern at 81
This county aud Idaho. Nr. lin ~ifI
leave for the NJr,a oa "Wednesday
morn NJ.
+. l.. Marsh, Of san francisco. i IN
town cH~uva-SiI.g for q work on The VI
riuus diseases to which human flesh j..
heir, their au>eS and treatment. and
the mode, Of prevent ,tioa. The till. Of
the wotksi, TIA" PnctictI Hru, PHysi-
ci'n, and II is highly endorsed 10y prom
incnt physicians oD this Coast.
\ special TIA trim which passed
through here last evening WAS wrecked
some time last night ut P~r,ruuutory l.:ll
ia Utah. AMI nl,npu III the train W.,
badly dcmp'nliArl, fortunately no on
WAS hurt. Lr,krmau was iu,ids one
OF the cars which rolled down the en-
baukmcmt, but came out all right.
Mr.. y. l.. Bartlett md wife. 81 81.
Joseph, Mo, whu imvr been on an .x-
tended visit To- California. CANE nm hy
lust evening" train and will stop over a
few days for the purpose Of taking in
the sights OF Eiko m vicinity. Mr.
Bartlett is a brothsa eIhw C.. Bart
lett, who will make II -, Iras a.
possible for the visitors during them So
juum here.
IL jim Blaine was Secretary Of Stnic
now, Yankee fishermen would not have
t. bc getting up in iiInHti"n meetings
over the Canada affairs Appeal.
Just ~; and II jim Blaine shoulI
hhrl'n t. say anything to Offend any
British Lord. Salisbury, for instance.
lac would always hold himself in renIi-
ness to take 1t back.
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Nsw GoedsI. New stylesl,

! have just received my samples for
Spring aud summcr suits. ,yld. shaving
uiaae sLsciij arrangements AIN NOW allie
to make clothes to order chrnpSt than
ever. None can compete wiu,s DE ia
prices. II you want a uicG. SUIT. don't
lclay. Remember, perfect ht guaTsn-
iced. No ut, 40 pay.
II Al. REtSnlRr.
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DEPor HorEI-CLAHx. K GRERS, Pah
: pBIEToRs. o.,

DEPor HorEI-CLARX. K GREES." Pah
: ~PHIErORs.
7. G. Plunkett, Z. NJ. Lafferty, Juo
L. Dixon, Miss wiuni". Smith. Tuscaro-
IA; A. 5. Mercer, %Chcycnue; NJ. Cob
ien'z Arthur LOupc, L. PfafT, 5. F.; 4.
Mamthrrs, Boston: ID. Mathews, Deeth;
Miss Miggie Graham, Glover Valley;
Hank Smell, LamQille; y. v. Paddock,
Mound c.. L. Nuekols, H,ileck.
NJ. Cob!entz. T. E. Marsh. S.aF,;,,J
A. Robertson, Smith Crgek: Thes. II "
ioT,sam Rogers, Hhh.on.. Pleasant VAL
lev: So. Crane, silnialaus; n. u TOr-
tcn. Topeka Kansas; Mart Smith. J John
EuLbard, TTss"rona;A. e.. Miiehqm,
Bui! Ram; f. HSSpeymAn. Clover Valley,
d. L. Hoo,cn. soSStth Fork; c. A. Bros
'o'he'' EulIi
Malt PoIa, III LIe<; II. F. Hoadley
aud; son. Eureka; Ike Coleman, Sacrn-
mento; V. II. Pruse. Carson; Eugene
Thompson, Brunenu; 4. Griffin. Tusca-
rom; ID. II. Haskell, San Francisco; J.
A. Robinson, South Fork.
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Pubic PJes ching.

Rev. @. W. Miller, Of Tuscarorn, will
preach nj the church on Sunday the 9Th
instant, at II O'Clock. The public is
respectfully invited to attend.
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HUMBOLDT H~oUsE--JoHS KELscn. PRo-
PRIEIoR.
T.. u. Bennett, Idaho; Knox Crane,
South Fork; Geo. Thorpe, LaIuoilie;
Andrew Mason. Moline.
j. 4. i nng~troh, Ell. Ruud, G, Rund,
Tuscarora; J. A. Springer, Ogden. ~
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For all kinds uf collar and siddlc
sores, use llUrscmcu's uniyorsal O,nt
munL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-06-13

A large supply Of Japan. Caicutt
bamboo, AMI jointcd fish poles. from 20
cts. mp. at Muller's.
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Es.ry Ao.tss.

Taken M by the subscriber a small
tight hay fo--.l r,:. white saar in to,s. n
bad. both hind'feet ~iiut; branded VI:
on neck: tiiansIe on left 4high Aud
diamond cross ~ the left shoulder,
~n the braals vented. !TAs espa5S
Is rque-'ed to prove property, payt...
charges and take the. ani4AI. am,s.
=. .YSsE.rs
Elko Jun 10. 1886.
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Fresh oysters Of superior quality re-
ccivcd daily 10y express at the dem
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II jim Blaine "A Secretary Of Stnic
now, Yankee fishermen would not have
e. Toe getting MP in lisnmti"n meetings
over the CnHdt anlirs.-t Appeal.
Just sn; and II jim Blaine shoull
hnrl"n To- say anything to Offend m
British Lord. Salisbury, for instance,
h" would always hold himself in reali.
ness to take II back.
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Adyiccs Of the S:h are M follows:
In the yach. race Yesterday from
South End to iierwirh. England. mex
c me IN first, GL.atea seroul aud Mar
iri third.
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w. A.. Buirs, the owner Of twenty
butter factories at Woo ls;ock. His, has
iai!'l. CT AIMS nggreI TIM more tbuu
$lo),O0O have already been placed
against him.
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SroG Fridays Daily.
AALMAI: CNOI.

Rev. q. w. Miller wen down to Car.
lin this morning and will return this
avalinu
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Miss Lou Craighead. teacher of thu
Mound Valley School. came in ON F.i-
day nnd returned yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-04
Speakers Invited .

At a meeting of the Reno Re
publican Club, held at Armery
Hall Wednesday might, the followiug
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
Resotred, That the courtesies of
this club be cord ally extended to
the Republicans of Nevada and to
Republicans everywhere.
Resolred, That the Secretary Of
this club be instructed to extend an
invitation to Hon. C. Z. Powning
of Reno, Hon. Thomas Wren of
Eureka. Hon. VIM. NJ. Stewart of
Carson and Hon. r. NJ. Daggett Of
Virginia to meet with us and ad-
dress the club on the political is
sues of the day, at their conven-
lence.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-06-04
Most Sentenced.

New YORK, June 3.-Johann
Most, Anarchist. was today SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary for one
year and fined $500. His associate,
Braunshchiveig, got nine months
and $3.50. Schenck was sent to the
peniteD tiary for nine months, but
was not fined.
Recorder Smythe, in sentencing
Most, expressed deep regret that
the law did not permit him to I'M
pose heavier sentence. His
crimes, he said, deserved the pun
ishment awarded to capital offences.
He also told him that he was the
greatest scoundrel he had ever
seen at that bar. Braunschweig, the
Recorder said, was almost equally
guilty. Schenck, he thought was
dupe of his companions, but he de-
served punishment to warn HIM
and others against following the
teachings of such men as Most
None of the prisoners attempted to
speak word in Court. They were
taken Sack to the Tombs, and this
afternoon will be transferred to
B.ackwell's Island.
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Picnic Stands.

Parties desiring stands for restaurants,
fruits, candies, cigars or others, at the
School Picnic 10 take place at Tread
ways Park next Saturday, viii apply at
once to John. +. Bray, Virginia City,
New. It is estimated by Principal
Bray, who has the Picnic in charge, that
300 school children, and 700 adults will
come down from Storey county. There
will also he a large attendance from
other places, Fine music and elegant
prizes are among the attractions. The
Pavilion is being rebuilt for dancing.
The grounds are in excellent order.
Under such circum stances the various
stands ought to be source OF profit to
those who obtain them. No one will be
allowed to sell upon the grounds who
does not obtain the right therefore from
the picnic managers.
may lw
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COaESTOCK SOCIETY"
The EceliR. Against fG 80 High
That the Members Have TO

The EceliRS Against tf 40 Ets II
That the Members Have TO
| go Armed.
What I object to in San Fran
CISCO. said young gentleman
from the Comstock, whom [ met in
the Office of the Palace, I" is that
society here is so very mixed. If
you're invited out here, YOU know,
you cawn't possibly tell whom
you re going to meet. You're just
as likely to get into conversation
with man without dollar as you
are with a millionaire. It's dis
gushing. Now, in Virginia City.
we do things better. Once it was
just as bad there as it is here.
Why, dye know, when | arrived
you d occasionally encounter a shift
boss, and even a common miner!
Fact A few of us got together
and drew the line. At first we ad
mitted engineers, who are paid IS
day, but, some months ago, we de-
cIded to exclude them. Now moth
ing under timekeeper can get ins
Iimckeepers get dollar a day less
than engineers, but their work is
clerical, you know, and on that ac-
count we overlook the wages. OF
course, we don't admit al time
keepers. Some Of the superln-
teudents don't like to meet their
own timekeepers socially, though
they consent to associate with time
keepers from other mines. The
assayers kick bit. but, hang it.
this is republic, you know, and
we cawn't be altogether strict. I'm
sure if we bank clerks don't object
the assayers can stand it. What |
does society do to amuse itself? |
Oh, we have a lawn tennis club, |
and kettledrum now and again
But the principal fun is that we re-
fuse to speak to people not in So
;iety, except in the way of bust
ness. 1t makes them furious, you
know"
You must live an enviable sort
Of existence"
"Enviable!' cried the sagebrush
swell. I" | should say so. Every
BODY envies US. We're the most
exclusive society on the coast
Why, the feeling against US is so
nigh that we really have to go
Irmed. '-McEwen in S. T. Post.
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The Chronicle takes Messrs
Dormer, Drury and har''ow TO task
for holding State Offices and also
belonging to the + nights OF Labor
The charge that they belong to
this Order is not very serious if
true. But the fact that they are
members of the Typographical I'm
ion and in good standing would
certainly qualify them as K nights
of Labor.