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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
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- HE Hl.W~aE
onicials OF sonora. Mexico. hSvSeoS=sE
planned Of the conduct of Indian seo1Ai4a
who made mp the force Of Captain
Crawford. the 3fhcer recently killed NJ
while in pursuit Of hostile Apaches; nd .s
il is probable that the feeling Of aAiuSoass
ity entertained hy-the Mericans te~srA
the scouts will throw some light on thee.
encounter between CrAwford'sa COM
mard and the Mexican troops. .ItfSAk 80
legged that the scouts, whcp not direcuy&
under the eye Of their officers, coAmit-=et
ted outrages upon Mexican 1AhcheH,
robbed settlements, vantonly killed eat
tie, and in several instances murjefOd;l
travellers and others whom tLeyoqneIr "a
1t is also alleged that these .scoaIE .rs-yys
ported That the outiagts coinnliuedsby~s
them were tire work of the hoStiSs: A.
whom they were pursuing, although abs =.
the evidences pointed 10 the scouts ~.
the guilty parties, Details of several uk,!uI
these alleged outrages are -given.. yi,h,a.:
dates and e1tent-of damage dope,,;1t is.,
not charged thai these. outrageee. we're
known to Crawford and his officers. bot
on the contrary were committed .shils
the scouts we're pretending To. bsihpn.au
ing hostiles, and when beyond the spS,G,s
pcrNision and control Of their atHcsrs,
1t is now thought that in. OonsSQRsnes /.
af these outrages by scouts, the, attack
by. Mexicun troops was not nccideatal..ss
but Deliberate fs-di rTsoa sr1
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an .lSe~
lion will be held in the SchooJhoass in
North Ruby School District No. 20. on
Saturday, the 18th day of February
1886, between the hours Of Q o'clock
A. N. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. to, vote upon
the question Of raising funds by taxation
to build a sohoolhouSs IN said district.
Amount proposed to be raised. $500.
LES. wisEs, :
W. A. FAUsETT,
Trustees North Ruby
School District No. 20.
North Ruby, New, Jany. 10, 1885,
3w. G. d .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
tFsom Tim ~aay's Daily.l
sALnA0uMOL


Read that big T al. Of W. T. Smiths
in this issue. sl
job printing done with neAtness aud
dispatch nj this office.
]. G. Crombie started this morning
on a ten days visit to Mineral Hill.
Mrs. VIM. N. Stewart departed for
Carson City this morning:
Hon. j. w. Powell, Of Tuscarora. ar
rived here from the West last . seeming.
At Chicago Tuesday the mercury fell
below zero. At St. Paul it marked &c
below.
Mr. and Mrs. Honeyman and Mn.
Hanks and daughter, returned hast eve
ming to wells.
The subscription to the Irish Parlia-
mentary Fund in New York yesterday
amounted to SiS;OCo. .@I-rEl
A snow storm in Northern Texas,
Tuesday, delayed trains and interrupted
telegraphic communication.
Schacfer challenges the world to play
for 5000 II side, a l4.ineh baik linz
billiard game of 5000 points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. n. Dorsey and
their daughter Miss Lizzie, return to
their home at Hulleck this evening. :,
A boy who was BITTEN by O dog six
years ngo, has just gone mad at the age
of II years. He was smotheredi 10
death Tuesday. :.
The Governor of California has Of
fered a reward of 500 for the murdereers
OF Jesse Wickersham and vile Il Seno-
ma county on January 18th.
The suspension of the Nova Scotia
Sugar Refining Company is announced
with liabilities of $500, 900 of which
S250.00O Is due 10 the Merchants Bank
of Halifax.
A private letter from Rome intimates
that Archbishop John Joseph Williams,
OF Boston, us we'll as Archbishop Glib
bons, of Baltimore il likely to be cre-
ated u Cardinal. ..
Alexander Henderson. his wife's
Lydia |hompsoD1 husband, died in the
South of France. Monday in conse-
quence of which Lydia has postponed a
Boston engagement.
A Wilmington: Y. C. Dispatch OF the
End says: The funeral OF Mrs. Bay,
ard occurred at the Old Swedish Church
today. The same pail bearers who
followed the daughters coffin two
weeks ago followed the mother to her
last resting place.
The Tammany Society Tuesday cleo
ted over forty members. Prominent
among these was Major General Z. Sick.
les. 1t is understood that SickIes will
. = becomean active member OF the
Tammany faction, and it is rumored
that he will make an nvariable candi'
date for Mayor in November.
Major Robinson ut FL Paso, received
n dispatch from Fort BGyard, New Mex,
leo, Tuesday. which stated That u cour
Ter had just arrived there and brought
n message from Longs ranch, which
contained the information Of the uncon
ditionnl surrender Of the Apache chief
Geronimo, 10 Lietuenant Maus, who
succeeded the late Captain Crawford.
A. j. Lindermnn OF the Florid, 8
Western road has gone to England with
a view OF buying steel rails lac having
become convinced that it is more profit
able to buy abroad and import han tc
pay home prices. II Is evident tina
American iron aud steel ARE o ye;
sufficiently protected" The use in
this country Of other than American
manufacture should be prohibited b,
law. .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

Captain Clark, Of the American ship
Prank N. Thnyer," has arrived at.
Plymouth Oh q Cape steamer, by Whidhr
he was picked up Mt sea. He reIatsE
that the "Thayer'' was bound for EnH-
land, with n mixed crew, includingtwo
Mcmillan men. These two men stole ON
DICK one night. and armed with knives
dashed to poles, attacked two Of tho Of
t~cers, killing them instantly. Three
sailors, the only ones on deck, wero
quickly dispatched. Captain" ctnrk,
hearing the shrieks Of the crew; rushed
on deck in his nightshirt. The MGniL
lans slashed him terribly, and he barely
escdped with his life. After n 'desper-
ate struggle ho bioke away from his as-
sailants, and rushing TO his cabin,
locked himself in. The Mhnillnls Bat
te.ed down The matches and kept tho
Captain and crew below deck one dry
and night. The Captnin finally fred
through the skylight at one OF the mutt
neers and wounded him in the thigh.
The man rushed TO the side Of the yes-
sci and leaped overheard. The other
mutincor then went below. fred tho
cargo and returning to the deck jumped
into the Sea. Terrified to madness. tho
crew forced their way on deck Shd Tow!
cred the boat and 'rowed aSgy::a- me
ship was consumed. The cteS VAN
dercd at sea a week before Being Isefed
u p. - "a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
The Mining Suit.

In the mining case which has occu-
pirdthc attention of the District Court
during the pas; eight days, the plaintiff
about , O'Clock this evening, concluded
the examination of witnesses, closing
its lease in chief" The Court then
took y recess until 7 o'clock thi. even
ing. Mt which hour the defense will open
its case.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
New ooodaI New stYlaal

I have just received my samples for
D Spring and Summer snits, and. having
made s~!.ecial arrangements AIN how able
to make clothes to order cheaper ihrn
over. None can compete with nue. in
prices. II you want q uicc suit, don't
delay. Remember, perfect d. guarsn-
,ecj. No at. no pay.
n n. REISuARr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

Times-R Review An Eastern Demo.
cratic paper says: The last Democrat
ic National Convention in its platform
declared: owe believe In honest mon
oy. the gold aud silver coinage Of the
Constitution. and q circulating medium
convertible into such money without
loss" The party j. bound by this de-
cIarAtion aud must stoud by IT IN good
faith,
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The Carlin X. s. B.

The Order Of X. $. Is. ut Cariin, has
already begun preparing for their Au-
nual masquerade ball which takes place
on the 22nd Of next month. Under the
auspicies Of Carlin Lodge, these annual
parties have become an event nnticipa-
ted with lively interest 10y all the sur
rounding country: An 'Gd'' in detail
Of the grand affair well in due time be
given.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
From SIou"ay.. DAily.l
RALMAaUNDL


OF 200 to II, reelected Senator Cor
man.
President Solomon, Of Hsyti. was as
sass:nated ia the palace at Port au
Prince. u few days ago.
Over half of the bonds on the teu-mil-
ion call for to-day, were placed ready
for redemption Saturday.
BY the giving way OF the levee at
Robert's Island below Stockton, Cal,
30 1000 acres of land. $4,000 Of which i.
sown to wheat, is submerged. The loss
is put at 5000, 900.
At Telluride; Colorado. on Wednes-
day morning, q snow slide demolished
four cabins Of the Sheridan mine, bur
wing twenty-five men under seventeen
feet Of snow. The killed are David
Overstreet, Sims Bree, Vim Hartford,
and Michael Mitchell.
Look out! for the new and peculiarly
attractive advertisement OF W. Il.
Smiths grocery and hardware estab-
lishment, which will appear in these
columns tomorrow. 1t will De IL brand
n'P "o"' 'ne Eo'u S'y'c' "hd
:" 'o"9o'"''e WIN the spiiit oil
'ni' progressive age
Reno journal: The many friends Of
Dick Sides will regret 10 learn that the
| old man met with a fearful accident
last evening by falling of from III. shed
in til, rear of III. LnTny.t,e Hotel
| The distance to the rr,uud i, twelve
f,et, and the old man sustained II sever.
fracture of the left thigh. DIR. Daw-
son, who was immediately called m.
pronounced the injury an awful bad
e
Dir. Sides is n brother Of Mrs. T..
Penroi of this place and one II the
earliest settlers OF this State.
III. uo.r, C
YER. i, cs.i,r ~ -. ...I..
the Board was finished to-day. Ad-
journcd until the first Monday in next
month.
Ell Cnrnoopx tho oil rioroor 81
| Railroad District who Inst w,.r s,Ll
| out his prou.rty md husiness in tho,
cnmp to 4 = Ei..,L.r, tool L..,o. b.,
his Ello friends ,Lfs m,rriu, .r1 l..
parted by the trim for California in
which Stat. Il, bos n v,u, ,ro,.r orl
where lac will probably hereafter r,.il.
If the mvs,.rious charm of the s,ya
does not uroye. as n has /, 81 ,,ry
instances. nm irr si,tabIe ipdpence IN
| draw him b,ck this .iIe of m. S;.r-.s
II ia n r,m,rk,bIc f,c, I'm, f.u -, H..
| old.,;m. Sar.,u.,
themselves horo,, a.. ho,I... -, 49,,
| SIr., Ct. 81, T., c.,l
self r,,h. =, ALL A. a,"
yeorni,c for ,h... ,ooan.
n, NAV f..r ,ssur.a bo.,u
| bv his msry Nh. tr;,ni,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

Il. M:Dorsey goes OFF onsrryinE.nA
trip to the Eastward this eSehiAgfI.Hsl ~
will probably, before returning hUIG ,.gr,
extend his visit beyond the Roekiess aALt;:
possibly beyond the Missouri river. = *
far as We can learn. however, Dick. has. -
failed to communicate, even to his nlost,.S
intimate friends. the occasion Of this q,
sudden flight toward the rising suns
Suspicious are abroad, however. - .s,>
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

The Timcs-lteview md rstnuds tAStG
comproinise bns Beeh' effected 1T HeR6lTt
to the ore taken under n replesfn suit
from tue Big Nine ana Little SIX SfiAftS
that tho orc is to be removed, rs.
duced, and the bullion Or proceeds itif
oh deposit at J.. Hcnderson's bahk'll
Elko, subject to the decision OF tie
Cuurt. "
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07
kLPREp Sr1LL.fAS,
General Manage

General Manager.
The scheme is to force the Nevada
insurer 10 pay not only the legitimate
premium GU the risk, but also the tax
Imposed UPON these companies by the
State. The people of Nevada are justly
indignant at such an imposition, and
these Insurance AutocInta may be made
10 feel the weight Of their disp.eusure.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

Wm. Mitchell. OF Milford, Pa, has
suddenly become wealthy by the appre:
citation Of 100000 worth Of Mexican
bonds OF ancient issue, which no re-
ccived among other miscellaneous arti-
clcs in payment Of MI old debt. Until
quite recently tho bonds mentioned
wore deemed valucless, tut are now
said to be worth 500. 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

Tho Stock Growers journal says:
Coz K Thcbo have M excellent horse
rnuch In Chotean county. They arc
now running about 900 head Of horses
aud mares, including nine fine Norman
mud CIydcsdNlc stations. They will.
early in the Spring, bring from Canada
iour moro excellent stations TO be uaed
ON their mares. They find n ready
market for their surplus horses along
tho limo OF the Canadian Pacific road,
TO which place they drive every year.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ~Honeymay, who
came down from their home in Clover
Valley Monday, will return homo thiR
evening, the Board Of Commissioners Of
which Mr.. Honcyman Is q member,
having adjourned last evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

1t is now announced that the wedding
Of ]. ID. Bradley and Miss Emma Don-a.
nelb will take place in San FranciEoo
atout the first of next month. Mr.. and
AIRS. J. It. Bradley will remain IN the
city until after the wedding. IL
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

Owing 10 tho large number Of aprii-
cations for young lady pupils Miss
Fannie Grant desires 10 state ih6, she
viii not admit any more hQys in her
private school. l.47.l,w,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

4 number OF intimate friends OF Mrs.
Arthur BiNcl last night surprised her
most n%grce6bly by a festive outlay and
gathering. The party did not dispense
until neurly midnight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

John MnDerm"it ia in today from
'am2illc. and Joe Herman itcm Pleas
INT They report tho roads superficial.
" Sot Rpd specifically bol9uless
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GFfoa Saturday Dai,y.l
aALMAGUNDI.

Ex- United States Senator James T.
Farley died at his house in jackson,
CAL, Friday evening.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

The total paid up subscription 10 the
Irish Parliamentary Fund ia Now York
city amounts 10 SiS, OOO.
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Ladies' Friend,

Tho Missouri Steam Washer can be
shipped to any address on the line Of
the r,iiroad in Elko County for Twelve
Dollars. q. U. ID. @
Address:
Mas. NJ. LSNoS.
1915 2~. Halleok, Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-02-07

The International Range Convention
)" now In session At Denver City. Two
hundred delegates nrc In attendance (;
and n great number of visitors,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-22
Bellalro,

Mrs. J. W. Yost, Of Columbus, Is visit,
ing her father, Thomas Wetherald.
Thecement works at Pinch Run are idle
with a good supply OF cement on hand.
William A. Gorby, Of the Goblet Works
is attending meeting Of the glass manu-.
faCturers at Atlantic City, N. ].
Henry Smith, Of Wheeling, has bought
Louis Mlller's furniture business. Mr..
Miller will go to Cumberland, Md.
Some Of the Bellaire physicians will at.
tend at st. Clarisyille to-day the session Of
the Belmont County Medical Society.
Between twenty and thirty saloon
keepers paid their liquor tax under the
Dow law yesterday. The rest will pay OF
quit the business,
William Blackburn was hit in the head
by beer glass thrown by a colored man
at Dallas Hammond's saloon yesterday az
ternoon. Blackburn dropped as though
dead and the other ran of, but Blackburn
proved to have been only very drunk.
James A. Wells, Henry Over and Joseph
Bates, Of the Bellaire Window Glass
Works, have been examining the various
methods Of using natural gas at Pittsburgh,
10 order 10 adopt the best plan in getting
their own furnace ready for natural gas.
The Congressional District Committee
men that were to have met here yesterday
70 fix the time and place for the Repub.
lican Convention did not meet. A COM
mittee was here from GAINESVILLE looking
for the committee, intending to urge that
town as the place for the convention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-22
THE ANNUAL MEETING
OIL EHH aLoUSDsvILLH eRouNDs
10 COmmsnss August IT-ErOuruiOna to 10
Run from POiats At . Distance during
the stay Of the tvO sams-NOtsS from
the sropnds-Tho Season talriy on.

The Board Of Directors met OF the camp
grounds last Saturday and transacted CON.
siderable business, The time set for COM
msnCing the meeting was August II,
Sam Jones and Sam Small will arrive here
on the 18th and remain until the 22d,
making i've days. Permission was grant
ed some temperance societies and Sunday
schools to occupy the grounds July SRnd5
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
will, about July l, put on special train
for the accommodation Of workiugmen
and business men on the camp grounds
1t will leave the camp grounds about $3.50
A. N, for Wheeling and return about 8 in
the evening, thus giving workipgmen
time 10 put in full days work in the
city and 20 to the grounds in the evening.
Special low rate tickets also will be issued.
A committee consisting Of II. ?. Nc.
Gregor, H, F. Jones and William Hast
ings was appointed to DRAFT resolutions on
the death OF Mr.. d. r, Bell, one OF the
charter members Of the Association.
The rules for the government Of the
grounds until Campmeeting were adopted,
and are the same as last year. James w.
Bodlsy was appointed Fire Warden, A
bridge was ordered across the ravine,
above the spring,
These grounds never looked 80 pretty,
and are becoming more and more popular
every year. Several families already oc-
cupytheir cottages, among whom were no-
tiCed; ]. W. Bodley, William Hastings,
Joseph A. Bodley, John Kyle, John II.
Zevely and Frank Stanton. The last named
has greatly improved his cottage by put
ting wide ysrandsh around two sides.
Mr. Alex. Laing, Of Wheeling, has COM
pleted q beautiful two-story house on
Simpson avenue, and 1t Is occupied by
Mrs, Robb, Mrs. Laing's sister,
The hotel grounds are nicely laid out in
walks and handsome flower beds, The
hotel has been thoroughly renovated and
painted, and Mr., Falloure will certainly
please the most fastidious. He will make
arrangements to use the old boarding
house for sleeping purposes during the
camp meeting.
There are but few cottages on the
grounds now for rent. From the present
Indications the camp meeting this year
will be the largest ever held on the
grounds, Special trains will be run from
Pittsburgh, Grafton, Parkersburg, Newark
and z.nesville during tho week Of the
meeting, giving all an opportunity OF hear
ing the great evangelists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-22
Lime BlEilg Powders Must Co.
Official Expressions Royal found to be the
only absolutely pure baking powder

Goveuor Hill of New York (says reporter Of the N 2
7 saws 81 have been astonhed lately at the of the
onn Of food It would seem that every thing we eat aduL
terated This aduleraiop of groceries is becoming ma
ona eyone that we shall have adopt severe means to check"
The machinery of the law cannot be put at work speedily
against this wholesale aduon Of the things We eat
Both the health and the pockets Of the people demand protection
There is no article of food in general wckedy adu
teated than baking powder The New York State Board of Health
has anayzed 81 different brands purchased in the State and found
most of them to contain alum me many such extent to
render them seriously Objectionable for use infOod
The sale of aulterated baking powders has been prohibited BY
statute in several States will be in the interests of the public
health when their sale made msdemeanor everywhere and the
penalties of the law rigidy enforced.
The only baking powder yet found by chemical analysis to be-
entirely free from lime and absolutely pure the "Roya" This
perfect purity results from the exclusive of of tartar
specially refined and prepared by patent processes which totally
remove from it the artate of lime and other impurities The cost
of this chemically pure of tartar much greater than any
other The high grade of tho Royal Baking Powder has been fully
established by official chemists.
Prof LOVE- who made the analyses Of baking powders for tho
New York State Board of Health well for tho Government
ceiaes to the purity and whOesomeues Of the "Roy"
Prof H. A, MoTT, late Government chemist says: 1T is
scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder absolutely pure
Dr. e. Fl, BARrLEy, chemist of the Brooklyn Department Of
HEALTH says Apr a. 1865 81 have recently analysed samples
Of the Royal Baking Powder purchased by myself in tho stores
of this city, and find it free from lime in any form"
Prof. MoMUERB, chief chemist o. s. Department Of Agr.
culture Washington D. o. says: The chemical tests to which
have submitted the Royal Baking Powder prove it perfectly
heahful and free from every deleterous substance"
Bread cake biscuits etc., prepared with Royal Baking Powder
will be lighter sweeer and wholesome than If made with
any other baking powder leavenng agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-22
sunrnmn ilnnrl Of Apnnnl..

This Court met yesterday at 10 A. M.
with all the judges present, and adjourned
till Thursday forenoon, after transacting
the following business:
Z. L. Tufts vs. II. B. Pickering, from
Wood county continued.
Parkersburg National Bank vs. u. F,
Neal, Wood county submitted.
Rhoda Sutton vs.. r. r. Company, Wood
county continued.
A. BIndley vs.. Miller Brothers, Wood
county submitted by consent.
Morgan Henrie vs. Abram johnson,
Wood county submitted.
Barna Powell vs.. the town Of Parkers.
burg; submitted.
N. & A. Congrove We. Alex. Burdett,
Wood county; submitted.
Bluestone Coal Company vs. Nice laugh-
erty, Mercer county; appeal and super
sedeas refused.
Braidon vs., Crawford, Marshall county ;
appeal and supersedeas refused.
Doolittle and others vs. the County
Court Of Cabell county (the county seat
removal mandamus case) alternative
writ quashed on q technicality, and o new
writ issued, returnable June rs.
R. L. Mckinley was admitted to prac.
tiCe In this court on motion Of Guy r.
O. Allen,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-22
!. s. RILEY, Sc
Last NIrhIs ExCur.Inn.

The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon at a seasonable hour,
and at Z o'clock took on a large party OF
members Of the Arlon society and their
friends. The boat left the wharf with Kra-
mer's band making fine music and red fire
lighting up the scene, and dropped down to
the Eighth ward, where few additional
ladies' and gentlemen were taken on. Re.
turning a very brief stop was made at the
wharf to catch few belated members.
There was more music, more red fire and
q few sky rockets sent up from the wharf.
The boat went up to Steubenville, where
a few OF the party debarked, and a crowd
Of friends was taken on. The run was
then continued to Browns Island. The
boat reached the city at 8 A. NJ, the ex.
cupionists all delighted with the trip. 1t
was like all the Arion's undertakings-an
enjoyable success with no drawbacks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-22

the lines Of goods and msteEiRls at our
next State Fair and Exposition which
will be held September 8 to II, 1888; that
the President Of this Chamber Of Com
meEce Ia hereby instructed TO appoint
committee Of three 70 cooperate with the
Board Of Directors Of the State Fair AHsO-
citation, and that said committee Is further
instructed 70 use all the power a. their
command 10 induce the manufacturers and
merchants Of this city toget up an exhibit,
to be called the Chamber Of Commerce
exhibit Of Wheeling,
Mr.. fancy spoke briefly in advocacy Of
the adoption Of his resolution, II prevail
ed unanimously.
A lettprW was read from John Ehmann,
announcing the desire Of the Trades AS.
asmbly TO cooperate with the Chamber
OF Commerce in "booming the old town"
together with President Logan's response,
This matter was referred to the Commit
tee on. Trade Interests with instructions
10 receive any communication the AS
sambly might desirs TO make,
A resolution commencing and endorsing
the Dun Commercial Agency was passed
and the Chamber adjourned,