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Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
sATURDAY. MAkOa n, 1888,


At the Audiso r's ONE, No 81 East Sixth
street, 10 the city OF wilm Ington. New
Castle County, state OF Delaware, all that
certain lot OF piece CT land, situate in the
city Of " ilmingtsn Aforesaid
Bsxtnntng at corner stake on the wester-
~ side Of french street between seventh
and EiRhth streets and at the distance OF %
feet nom tho corner Of Elisa u. Grips In nds,
thence py new line passing through the
middle Of the wall between the houses north
s. degrees west lo7k ieet TO . corner stake,
thence toutheriy by Q line parallel with
French stree, along the easterly SIDE Of an
alley % feeto inches 70 corner stake, thence
easteriy BY line parallel with tue enc frst
described and with Seventh and Eighth
stree q loTts feet 70 the westerly SIDE Of
French STREET aforesaid, and thence thereby
north u degrees east 10 feet inches 70 tn
place of begianing with . story brick
u selling house.
ssiI d and taken into execution as the
properly Of Lewis W. ftidham, and 70 be
sold by JFhANK BALL. CITY Auditor.
The above named properly IL to be sold 70
satisfy . lien thereon for macadsmixed
pavement. mlbts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1855,

70 puolic sale At 10 O'Clock, q. m, on
SArU KDAY, MARCH e, 1850.
A. the Auditors once. No. * East SIX h
street, in the city OF Wilmington, Mes Cat Q
County, State Of Delaware, all tkat certain
lot or piece ef land situate IN the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and detcrib.
Cd as follows, 70 Wit
Beginning on the westerly side Of Prem b
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth stress
., the distance OF 81 feet 3 inches ON the
northerly side cfTwelith street. q corner Of
land now or late of Isaac ". Stevenson;
theaes westerly through the middle Of the
dsvihop wall between This and sAid Steven
sons he use parallel with Twelfth street los
feet 10 ~ feet inches vie alley.
thence by raid alley norhefly par
AilsI vi b French street 10 ieet 10 . stake,
thence % stefly parallel with Twelfth street
through the mi idle OF the diviston wall oil
The I'D loining house lo8 feet - the aforesaid
side Of French street, and thence thereby
southeriy 10 feet 70 the pls co Of teginning.
Seizsd and taken In exec alton ss the Ero
perty Of Jos sph Hngte, and h ugh. McLaugh
lin, {. L and 70 be sold By
JFRANk BALL City Auditor.
The abave named property it TO be sold 10
SATISFY lien thereon for mseadamiLed pave
ment, mis-
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
DAY, MARCH ~, 1859,


SATURDAY. MARCH 81, 1859,
At the Auditors once, No ~ East Sixth
street, in the city Of Wilmington, REV
castle County. state Of Delaware, all that
certain 10, or piece OF iAnd. situate In the
city OF Wilmington, Aforesaid
he xin ming at the intersection Of the nor
therly eide of Seventh street and the easter
~ SIDE OF French street, thence By safd side
OF french street north 81 degrees east Is
feet 70 9 corner Of land OF John W. TAtum,
thence oyR line OF said land passing through
the m iddle OF the wall between the houses
s,uth IS degrees east parallel with Seventh
street ss7 feet inches 70 the westerly side
Of Walnut street. hence BY said tide OF Wal
nut street south 81 degrees west % feet 70
the aforeea i'd side Of Seventh street and
thence thereby north % degrees west ~ feet
2 inehes TO the pace OF beginning, be the
contents within said bounds what they may.
Seized and taken in Ell scution as tbs
property OF Robert q. FrAim. and TO be fold
by D. FRANK BALL. City Auditor.
The sbbve named property 10 70 be sold 70
satisfy q lien thereon TOR maeadAnised
pavement mla u
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

THE FRIENDS OF Ireland should
crowd the Opera House tomorrow
night to hear the Hon. A. NJ. Kelley
ON "Ireland's Prssent and Future. :"
The lecturer Is Que OF the best informed
men in the country on that subjeci,
and that, with a pleasant delivery OF
speech, will insure rare Intellectual
trea'. The proceeds are for the Parnell
Fund, wifi n fund is for the purpose oi
lioerating Ireland By peaceable and lie
climate means from the thraldom o
English oppression, and securing fcl
Ireland the benefits of local home gov
ernment.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

WE HAVE just received several
complete almanscs at the close Of las
and beginning of the present year,
viii, I'll we thought could not be exec :
led, but we are Of q different opinio n
now since tho New York World" al
mAnac came along and took place on
oar table. II contains one hundred
ID fifty pages Of just such laws, po-
j teal platforms, statistical informa'
tho and returns OF the latest e.ec-
6 ons in the States as must interest
. 'erybody. We preserve the "World'
almanac as souvenir OF the correctness
and completeness to which almanac
publishing has been carried.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

THE DEMOCRATS are opposed to
Civil Service reform, and yet Demo
cratic Congress Is too cOwardly to re-
peal the law.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
PAilsisipha, Niluialtsa & eaitiasn RaH0si
JAZZ. nth. 1855.
Trains lsAvs Wilmington Is follows:


o. is| . o., sio, s4I, 10 q, IL s., IL 81 am.
II Ak, ", SIS. bz e3, II p. n.
For Chester lexpreesl, $50. 81, Q 90, 10,
sgI, IL %, IL 81, .. m, ~ IS, "a, s. and II
y FOR i Philadslphia and intermediate sta
tons, . 10. I %, 10 30 .. n.;1so, 20. %, sts
: AooonmoaAtion,'S 20, 'OO,sOO,lO soA.m-,s 80.
4 %, I %, . 50 p. m.
- New y \ YO,f, M go: 3, "a IA u ',G e e.
10 "a 20 % and II p. N.
For West Chester, via LAmoktn % and
3 ls q. H.; 2 90 and % p. m.
For Newark and intermediate stations
BaltImcIe and intermediate statioLl, IL 90
.. ~; 6 p. NJ. and II 90 niEht-
baltimore AND BAY Lile,i.4b =. m.
baltimore and Washington, %, tte, a
10 q L [s an; Il te, IL q %, 81 and %
Trains fer Delaware Division leave for:
Now Castle, 6 Is .. L.; IL ID. 70. ~, 26,
ana II % p. n.
Q 2b p. N.
harrington, Delmar and way stations, %
Express for Harrington. 30 p. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Deiref
10 Is O. m weekdays, and II % p. m ever
franklin City, IS am.
Express for Norfolk, 10 Is .. m. weekdays
and Il s. .. II. daily.
Leave PhfAdal 1hiA, Broad street. fol
Wilulir gton fexpress), IL as 3 30, 7 70, 7 "a
10 10, 10 IL. 10 Is, IL 80 q. m, IL o6, s Of, or
Is 06, b n, o 50, IL 10 and IL "a p m
Aetomn odation, o 80, 10 % q m. l "a, 8 90
Ia rs, b "a, Q 30. 9 80 and IL 50 p. m.
| SUNDAY TRAINS,
For philadelphia (expTess), 400, 2 "a, 4 10
7 %, II 81 q. m, va and II p. IN.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
10 1. N; Il 10 noon, 8 d, 7 20, Q IS p. 10.
Fer Chester texprcss), n, IL IL .. m, b
and . IL p. IN.
and Q 60 p. N.
Il For New YORK (express), 400, ga AZ
10 IL 81 q. m; "a, IL p. IN.
Fbr West Chester, via Lamokin. eloA. n
xHd 6 Is p. N,
Baltimore and Washington, %, 4 ~, s o.
10 % an and rs N. baltimore, IL 90 nigh
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for Wi
mington texpress), IL %, 30, 70, 10 q. IN
, o ~, IL 10, and II u p. NJ.
81 -ommodation, IS, 10 % q. m, Of, i
d 8 3b, and II a3 p. m.
81 For further Information passengers are r
e ferred 70 the ticket once 81 the station.
Q Trains marked thus (a)are limited expref
upon which extra fare 10 charged.
81 General PASSENGER Agent.
Il C4ARLne L PUeH General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills are the
'womAn's friend," they cure all female
complaint.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

Ii, KlNIS OF SkOOND- HAND
IA goods, such as stoves furniture, cloth
in4. clocks. watches, shoes, etc., bought anc
sold Cheap, by A. J. GUNNER. 2l3 Wesi
Front street. ul2-u
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

WAWAWAMMGsM
sealing-wax, visiting-cards,
engraving tor social and fes-l
tive occasions.
By the Thirtsensh- street door.
Every day for a month and
a half we've told Of new
dress stuffs and wrap-stufs.
Think . minute OF ready
made dresses end wraps.
Two ways Of making. you
know; by dozen or score or
hundred or thousand-that's
Que way; the other by one.
Plain dresses are made by
d zens and hundreds; made
tor economy. Neat and
pretty and stylish, not ex-
travagant; not Of extrava-
CANT stuff; the making isn't
extravagant. Dresses and
wraps for less than you
think.
Costly dresses and wraps
for mere than you look fog
possibly.
1901 and Chestnut second floor.
There are ginghams that
look like seersuckers and
seersuckers that look like
ginghams; and what is odd,
they are both successful.
North west from the center.
Let buyers OF dainty cot
tons see printed Grape at ISc
and batiste at I6c.
Northw,s. from the centsr.
Linen (printed) lawns are
too cheap to seem linen
GA to 2oc); but they are.
We sell no cotton.and-linen.
Cotton.and linen (printed)
batiste, l21c.
| South " est from the center.
! Barnsley foor-linen ready;
D to S yards wide. Two
new patterns; one diagonal
scroll-work; the other small
detached mechanical figures
Both are notably new.
opno.it. the Waiting Room of the
West TrAnsept-
Mohair laces are ten CT
fifteen years old; Llama they
used to be called. Mer-
chants forgot them long ago
but the women haven't. Ar
old coarse lace w'n't pass fol
wool. A very fair stock oI
wool laces.
sOu.hwes. from the center.
Black Spanish, Guipure
| and Marouise fichus, q
quarter off the prices. Ouch
esse ard Point the same
way.
Several costly laces.
quarter off, by the yard.
south seat from the center.
Several French and Ameri.
can mantel clocks, a third of
most of them good, if 20,
like the cases-we don't-S:
to $40.
South of -hall.squAre door.
While the boys new cloth
, i e Is coming in we are sell.
} | g the leavings OF las
r springs stock for what it'll
fetch 1t isn't so good ss tn
. new one is going to be
t That's why we put it dow
to halt or three-quarters.
:. Little boys suits are loves
t Sc and s. suits for $3.50
: big and little boys overcoa,
: next, So so to $3.50 instea
of SIS to $40.
y By the middle Market-street door.
! Mems suits for exact
a half, and some OF them ligh
$40 suits for $40; S25 IL
e $3.50.
i Take plenty OF time for
fit. If the fit is right yc
make as much as you pa
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

A UDITUR'S SALE-BY vikTUE OF
N . warrant Of the Mayor OF the city Of
Wilmington, 10 me directed, will Do ex-
posed TO puelIc sale, at 10 O'Clock o. M, on
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

a UDIrOR'S sAI E--BY VIRTUE OF A
"a warrant Of the mayor Of the city OF
WIlm'n gton TO me dirtcted, Will be exposed
70 puelic sAls 1t 10 O'Clock, q. N. on
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

A UDIrDRS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
IA o warrant Of the Mayor Of the city
Of Wilminst5n, TO me directed, will Be ex-
posed TO pAolic sale, AZ 10 O'Clock .. m,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

A UDITOK'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
IN warrant Of the Mayer OF the city Of
Wnminsto ton. 70 me directed, will be exposed
to puplic sale, at 10 O'Clock. q. ~, on
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

A UDITUR'S SALE-bY VIkTUB OF
IN . warrant Of the Msyor OF the city Of
Wnminxton. 10 me diiecttd, will DO exposed
10 public sale, 81 10 O'Clock Q. m, on
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
DIN WANAMAKER.

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streets and Oity-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

PRECIOUS METAL PRODUCT. ACCORD
ing to the annual statement Of Wells,
Fargo & Co., the aggregate product Of
the precious and other metals in the
States west Of the Missouri river, includ-
ing British Columbia, and receipts by ex-
press from the west coast States Of Mex.
leo, during 1855, we're as follows: Cold,
So7,270. 1914; silver, $50, 4s9, 639; copper,
81, s3S, 036; lead, IS, So, SOL; total, $780,.
Isl, 800. Following were the products:
Gold dust and bullion received by ex.
press, 500, COZ, SOC; gold dust and bullion
received by other conveyance, 81, 49,
Si2; silver bullion by express, S29, $685..
3ll; ores and base bullion by freight,
s35. 73l.77; total, 800, lsl, 26O. The total
production OF these metals in the sections
named in 1884 was ss4, 795, 954, and in
1888. 800, 3l3,6l2. The gold product Of
1885 is set down by this authority at
So, 33s, Ola, the silver product being 81,
09s'oos'
LEGAL School AoE.-The legal school
age in Nevada is from Q to Is years. The
Carson Free Lance says just whiie
child cannot attend school before II - .,
and why 1t cannot after " Is TO- Is nara
to explain. In Nevada ~ IS NOS now
much child Knows nor now macn II
is that is the test Of child's eligibility
to enjoy school advantages II IL DO time'
as is SO often asserted, that 1t Is cheape.
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NEW MINING LAW.
a proy.si,n Made for the Better
| Preservation Of Records.

a Proy.si,n Made for the Ketter
Pre.ervation Of Records.
The following law passed by the last
Legislature will be found interesting by |
prospectors and District Recorders:
An Act to provide for the better preser.
walton of the mining records Of this
State and to repeal all other Acts in |
conflict with this Act.
Improved F.bruary Il. 1851
SECTION |. 1t shall be the duty OF
each and every Mining Recorder Of the
several mining districts Of the State to
require all persons locating and recording
a mining claim to make duplicate copy
Of each and every mining notice, which
copy the said Mining Recorder shall
carefully compare with the originsl, and
mark duplicate" on its face or margin,
and he shall immediately deposit with
or transfer the same to the County Re.
corders Of the respective counties in
which said mining districts may be 10.
Gated.
SEC. .. The said District Mining Re-
corder, at the time Of comparing said du.
plicate notices with the original, shall
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REVOLT AGAINST GOLD.

Tho Sun says editorially: There arc
signs in Germany Of formidable re-
volt against the domination Of gold
standard. The debtors here, have dis.
covered that while their debts remain
fixed at their original volume, the pro-
ducts Of their industry are shrinking in
value. The farmers especially, most Of
whom are carrying heavy mortgages upon
their farms, feel the burden to be intol-
cradle and loudly demand relief. A Pc
tition on the subject from Congress of
German farmers has already been handed
into the German Chancellor and to the
Reichstag. Its language is as strong "a
any which has ever been used by the
champions Of silver in this country. 1t
declares that the gold standard is gross
ly unjust to tho debtors, making money
dear and merchandise Of all kinds COR
responding cheap. and that it threatens
ruin to German agriculture which no
protective duties can avert.
1t condemns the policy Of waiting for
Great Britain to move in the matter, and
pronbunces the losses which the restora'
ton of silver would inaict on bondhold.
ers and money.lenders as trivial in COM
parison with those now suffered by the
farming interest. The Chancellor is sale
to be considering tho subject with anxi
ETY., and action on his part may soon b.
looked for.
We recommed to those fnanciers VIII,
insist that this country should follow tn
example Of England in the matter Of
good currency, closer study Of tn
British journals. The London Times re
Gently recalled attention to the fact tina
business in this country in spite Of il
silver dollar, shows signs Of reviva
while the affairs Of the United Kingdol
with all its gold are just as bad as eve
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16
Given Away for One Year.

We want 100000 Subscribers before April LIST.
1855, to onr lsrge illustrated publication, In
fuEslpE MAGAZINE. In order TO get the above
number Of subscribers we must give pway sub
scriptlons the first year, and the second year
We will make up the loss as most OF them Viii
subscribe again paying. our regular price U.s.
wear, Order for yourself and friends and you
will never regret 1t, Send u twc-cent stamps
10 nav postage ard you will have something 70
read for one whole year. Il yen accept ne
above offer, we expect you will be kind enough
to distribute among your neishbors and friends
few small books containing our advertise.
menta and one hunnred and sixty.seyen q tho
best housebold receipts, for which wo will
make YOU present Of . handsome Mirror. size
i2xls incbcs, OF d beautiful plush covered pho
toeraph album. state how many y books s you YOU
books and present prepaid. Remember, YOU
will receive the present before you distribute
any books, IS We slwsys Pay H. advance. and l
tho present IL not entirely fsusiactofS You Gun
r. turn II at our expense. Address
FIREslDE MAGAZINE. Hume, MY.
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suLLloyviLLr AND pAxacA DOTS


Bullionyillc was quite lively last Sun.
day, several foot.racea having taken place
Mira. Metzger, Of Parker's station, was
in town during the week on business.
Sam Godbe. James Forsythe, and Mr..
Brooks Of Salt Lake arrived on Sunday.
Billy Cu!verwell is putting up the
trimmings for summer drinks, in the
shape Of a choice lot Of ice in Condor
Canyon.
Mrs Pet Anderson, a medium of high
repute, is al honored guest Of Mrs. w.
s. Godbe.
Jim Bradshaw has Gagged pretty black
bird and is building residence for her
in the Wa.h.
Quite number Of strangers in search
Of employment have dropped into town
during the past week.
Murry Godbe has photographed the
beautiful freaks Of nature in Condor
Canyon and Cathedral Gulch.
As the work Is nearing completion on
the Rsd,ct;on WorL, we svnoct % sce n
start made .oms time during tbe latter
,.r, az ,ho month
II INV Of the well.fed loua..,lkative
vo,,bs NJ p;ochs want ,;tt,e exerci,o in
The shana az n foot. rare for s5 or 800
they will be accommodated in Bullion.
vile. This will also apply to any of theil
friends in Eagle and Spring valleys. Oul
rooster and money Is ready.
have Witnessed Iovers al the Itch
fantastic ,t-u Gracefully .hrourh the in
tr;cac;es of an Ir;.b ;;e clog born.p;n,
and Scotch reel hut il fell 10 NV ZOO,
fortune on Tuesday evening to witnes
for the first time lady knocking til
spots out Of German liz.
A no,;tic,, canon. with +, v;ew If elect
in, county o,,csrs for the Years ,s7 nm,
| "a w.s hc,a !, the poraca Co.on n
| Monday with Rustler C,lvcrwell a
Chairman Thu s,b.t.nce of the meet
| IN, xss . ds.;rs for rr;,v among the mr.
va.h.d aud rn,orr;eod wbo v;ew wit
,,,rn tho .vsr;c;or. onslaught NJ Nh
r-s..rt ;,.,u,sr.. who ors mo,tlv r,
.,,,;,.. a.. .,,,t, fail.
80 ,,,
| '' '' go
. ."a, -a'A. n"aA' oD' -" "A 60
S" ~ ,, va" US. " r.
| mount on the Sutu OF last huutu W
worthless character named Myerl
Aharan worked at Bristol for over yea
and although addicted to drink, was
good natured and inoffensive person.
| Ihaye been informed that II l did n,
like the perfumery Of decayed hen frui
or an emorsiou in the water. ditch with Il
mercury close to zero. had better shu
the romantic and sanity precincts of 2
uaca. for the uiris. in tho language
slaurology. are ION it, and mean to CO
PER me, In addition to tho above, VII
The butt end OF eorn'eoo, and all III
o'eause we dared critis'za adversely the
hst'e pantomlme lew weeks ago. sur
~ this Is strange world when the Inn
| rant are a1a tn qufT1r well "A IA
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nn,7r seud hix cents for poatfge
WILL and receive free, : costly box Of
HILL goods which will help you 70
anything else In this world. All. OF either sex
succeed from first hour. The broad road 10
fortune opens before the workers, absolutely
sure, At once address. TnrE Co., Augusta
Maine.
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A meeting Of 5000 unemployed work.
men was held at Glasgow, Scotland. two
weeks ago. Speeches Of Socialiatic
character were made. The suffering Of
the people is very great.
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The San Francisco Call says: Making
reasonable allowance fer roseate views,
there 10 no doubt that Nevada is looking
up, and promises to resume something VI
her old standing as producer of bullion
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aEsogLLANgoUs.
NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED.

STATE or NEVADA, CouErY OF LINCOLN
DHIRIcr on pRosEotIISo AT10RNEY's OFFICE.
To the following named defendants. and to
all owners or claimants 10 the real estate and
improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described;
situate, lying and being In the County Of LII.
coin, State of Nevada, known Or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suit has been COM
menced in the Justice Court, Phoebe Township,
in and for Lincoln county, State Of Nevada, By
the state Of Nevsds. Ilaintif, against each
Of the defendants hereinafter named,
and each Of the following deseIitsd
tracts or parcels Of land, with the I'm
prcvements thereon and improvements when
separately assessed, aud all owners Ind claim
ants to same, known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assosscd to said defendant
against said property for the fiscal yesr COM
nencing January !. 1883, and ending Decein-
bes 81, isss. aud that summons has been duly
issued IN said case; and you arc further notified
that unless you appear and answer tho COM
plant filed and show cause on or before tina
18th day Of December, 1885. judgment will be
taken against you, aud the real estate and i'm
provements hereinafter described for tho
amount OF taxes and delinquency specified and
costs Of suit:
TAY AND pKINouTNcr.
y chilovich: Fee simple title to lots
No. 90 and SO in block No. ~, Also;
lots No. 2 and s, in block No as, ALEC
lot MOL in block No. 49,, also lot No.
| II In block No. Is, In the town Of
Phoebe, according to the Official map
thereof.
$50 90
| Ten per cent, 008
|
Total, 500 %
.ashim Bro. Fee single title 10 lot
No. /, in block 49, and the improve
ments thereon, in the town Of Phoebe,
according to the oficisi msp thereof.
Tax.. .......................eia ~
Ten per cent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
| KENO
Total. ................ .fli 81
J T. Saunders: Fee simple title to lot No.
10, in block No. 20, also lot No, 10, in
block No. 70, and the improvements
thereon; also lot No. 10, In block No.
%, also lots No. II, ~, and -, in
block No. 90, and the Improvements
thereon, In the town cf Phoebe. &C.
cording to the 0fficisl map thereof.
TAX. ..-.ss..s..... .s...Sv ~
Ten PER cent. W
Total. .....ts o.
TT. OSBORNE,
District or Prosecuting Attorney for Lincoln
County.
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Our army and navy officers are getting
old. Before 1892 one hundred and three
Of them reach the age limit and retire.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

Women WAS made after man, and she
has been aft,Vr him ever siA,ce.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

Senator Edmunds' bill to suppr sss Pc.
lygsmy in Utah passed the Senate by .
vote of 80 ayes to 7 nays. Those who
voted nay were Blair, Call, Gibson, Hoar,
Hampton, Morgan and Vance.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-01-16

An attempt to create prejudice against
Vermont BY showing that she has more
natives in Congress than any other State.
1t is not fair to blame her for what she
cannot help. She raised the boys well,
and II they have gone astray. the s. F.
Ats thinks il is not fair to make faces at
her