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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05
WASHINGTON,
INTERSTATE CoNINIERcn


WASHINGTON, Aug 4-Senators Gull
lon, Platt and Harris and Repr, enla-
tlves Reagan, Crisp and Weaver Ne
braska, the conference committee ,it the
interstate commerce bill, met last even
ing. 1t was not deemed advisable, in
view of the important interests AFT cted
by the proposed legislation, to attempt at
present to frame modification of either
measure, and 1t was unanimously agreed
that the committee should meet one
week before the next session begins and
make such notifications in the pending
bills as may be agreed upon. The whole
subject Is before the committee and both
Senator Cullom and Judge Reagan are
confident that an agreement will be
reached and satisfactory measures passed
early next session.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The sundrv
civil bill, which has been regarded as the
main obstacle IN the way of the speedy
adjournment of congress, was agreed
upon by the conferees yesterday. The
coast survey item Inserted by the senate
remains substantially as 1t passed the
senate, while the provision for the pro-
lection and Improvement of Yellow Stone
park Is the same as that made in the or.
lginal in the house bill
Among the items stricken from the de.
ficiency bill as agreed upon in conference.
is the senate provi ion for the payment of
government transportation on the Pacific
railroads.
The statement telegrapIed that the
nomination of Marshal Freeman of Ten.
nessee had been confirmed by the senate
Is Incorrect. His nomination has been
rejected.
The cabinet was In session a out three
hours to-day, arranging the affairs of the
de artments in anticipation of the speedy
adjournment OF congress The Cutting
and Arreusls cases were also considered
Several reports from the senate com
mittee on postt fllces and postroads, upon
nominations referred to that committee
have been made public They Il e devoted
chiefly to ylndicaiions of the r, cords OF
/ suspended predecessors Of the nominees
| THE PRESIDENT KEPT nUsY,
II WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-Tht de ticlency
sundry civil and river ard hatbor appro.
! priatlon bills were enrolled aud sent Il
/ the presidcnttor approval al at noon TO-
| day. The president denied himself Il
visitors to-day and devoted Ills entire at
tentlon To the measures sent him by con,
| gress for his action. The members OF
his cabinet were with him e the White
House most of the day assisting in th,
consideration of the bills, etc. By
O'Clock the president had with very few
exceptions disposed Of all the measures
then before him.
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CLEBURNE.
In Secret Session Made "a Third Glass CITY
Damages Paid
spoclal TO The Gazette.


Damages Paid
special to the Gazette.
CLEnURSE, TIN, Aug At ls impossible
for your reporter to learn the proceedings OF
alliance, as they Sit with closed doors and I'm
secret session, and no admittance can be
gained by any one not member Of the ALI.
anCe,
MIR J. II. jackson, chaplain of Il alliance
spoke laet night after the adi urnmens of the
convention
Tho Judgment 10 he case OF w. w. stynn vs
the Gulf Colorado Il Santa Fc railroad, amount.
Ing to the sum OF fl03lg,Si, was paid by the
road To day. The judgI emit In this case was
for Camagts for breaking the leg of the liltlc
girl Of MIR Stynn The child was playing on
the turntable OF the road mt Cleburne, and her
leg was caught and broken by the turntable be-
Ing whlrled around.
< letter has been received by Mossrs. +. r.
S,oncccphcr x 90 from tho secretary OF the
Association of Fire Underwriters for
Texas, which Ia to the effect that Cleburne
has been changed TO the third c ass ;
that from August the basis rate on framu
dwellings in the city viii be Sl,25 per cert (;
that receipts on the new rate are ordered to be-
gin the last of III a week,
The hrst bale of cotton was received and
sold to day for $50 A premium OF $3.50 was
bscr bed by the merchants for the fortunate
owner
O. clone is reported TO have visited the
RObenson Branch ncighbOrhood to day, doing
considerable damage. hack filed with pass
ongeis en- route to Glen RoFe was overturned,
but no serious injury was done TO the passen-
gers,
The preliminary trial OF John BlrRo for the
xii Ing of h, V. Taylor Ia In progress, A con-
cluslOn wilt probably be reached 10 morrow.
His honor, Judge HAN, Ia presiding
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POLITICAL.
Ytiborn and Gibbs-Indian POLITICAL
Bomb Mt Decatur.
wELLBoRN AND GIDDs.
rf.l IN tho I,nynttp


Bomb ut Decatur,
wELLBoRN AND GIDBs.
special to The Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Aug. 4-Political eX-
eliement Is not running very high in Dali
las al present, though the friends of
Wellborn aud Gibbs, respectively, are
working earnestly to secure instructions
from the county convention, il beiug UNI
derstood that the race in this county Is
pIac' icelly between these two candidates,
unless MIR. Nash enter the contest, backed
by the Farmers alliance strength, and
sweep the field, There was a general de.
sire To hear Mr.. Wellhorn address his con-
slitucnts Immediately after his return from
Kills county, but as the primaries do not
occur uatil the 2lst inst, his friends
Thought he might defer his canvass here
Tor few days and meanwhile put in u
lilile time To good adyantage'in looking
after his fences In Johnson county, whittier
Ne mas gone In company with Mr., w. w.
Lake. The Joint canyase of this county
by Messrs Wellborn aud Gibbs will be-
gin as Lancaster on the 18th and conclude
al renns Springs on the 18th.
INDIAN POLITICS.
correspondence OF the Gazette,
AToKA, !. T., Aug. 1.-The political pot
Is boiling hot among the Choctaws and
Chickasaws. The election for governor
comes of on the 9Th, the day after TO.
morrow, In this, the Choctaw nalion, II
Is The most exciting election have ever
seen among the Indians. The contest
lies between Thompson Mckinney, the
regular nominee Of the administration OF
MCCurtain party, and BENJAMIN Small
wood independent. 1t viii be close
race, but the negroes seem to be most
generally going to Mckinney and will
probably elect him. A story has been
going around lately, damaging TO Nc
kinney--that he went to Denison some
days ago, got on spree with a strange
white man, slept on a lumber-pile, and
whom he awoke found his pal, watch and
$50 in cash all gone. Mr.. Smallwood's
friends are using this against Mckinney
The latteTs friends claim that they have
investigated II thoroughly In Denison
aud that II Is false and trumped-ul
story 10 injure Mckinney.
DIR. SmGllwood gives barbecue her,
on the ith, free TO all voters. This is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05
THE RAILROADS.



The coming of that renowned express
company, wells-Fargo, has had a good
effect already, having reduced the cost of
express charges to Houston & Central
points 33I per cent. The company Is
even now doing q good business here.
Mr.. J. w Nichols, the superintendent,
who resides at Houston, is thorough
expressman, and has the vast business
Of his company well in hand. Mr.. j.. X.
Duncan, route agent, Is an able assistant.
The local agent here, MIR. NJ. L. Hayden,
is well known as courteous, energetic
and competent railroad man and will do
his company good service.
Mr. Il. A. Douglas, for some time
transfer clerk of the Pacific Express
company at this point, has gone to Den
yer, Col, and carries with him the best
wishes of host Of friends. Mr.. Larry
Stanton, a pushing, wellinformed eX-
press man, has been promoted to the posi-
tipn made vacant, AID will fill the bill
fully.
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Getting the subscriptions.

SpeclHI 70 the Ga2ettu.
DALLAS, TEX, Aug. 4-The commit
tees soliciting subscriptions for the Gulf &
Pacific or Dallas & Northwestern railroad
have been working like beavers since their
appointment, and have met with such sue
cess as would seem to afford the assur-
ance that the full amount of the subsidy
asked, 500, 200, will be secured within a
comparatively short time. At the adj
journed meeting this morning the com
mittees reported subscriptions amount
ing to nearly $4,000, and expected to in
crease that amount considerably by to-
morrow morning, when another report
will be made. The remainder OF the sub
scriptons, however, will be in small
amounts, and 1t will take great many of
them to amount to S25, 900.
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ealveston. saolne : s.. LIQUID.


LoNGv1Ew, Tex, Aug. 4.--It is a
source of great pleasure to our people to
know that the litigation which has de-
layed the extension of the Galveston,
Sabine & st Louis railway from its ter
minus, twenty-five miles southeast of
Lougylew, down through the virgin pine
ries Of East Texas, is in process of ad-
justment, with an excellent prospect of
speedy settlement. As an outcome of
this the old board of directors Of the
Galveston, Sabine & St. Louis Railway
company, known as the Barner board,
have resigned, and the following board,
in The interest of the plaintiffs in the liti-
cation above referred to, was elected in
its place: r. j. Evans, G ID. Harrison,
w. w. Wood, A. S Taylor, j. NJ. MOB
berry, |. II. Crutcher, Thomas f. Hall,
Thomas NJ. Smith, Thomas b Sloo.
The new board elected the following
officers: Richard j. Evans, president;
George ID. Harrison, vice-president; w.
w. Wood, secretary and treasurer.
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DRNISON.
stroke of Paralysis stock SOLD.
Late Train.
Special TO tho Gazette.

special TO the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, Aug, AZ, 4. Beauman, re-.
siding near lakewood cemetery, was struck
with paralysis yesterday We learn he Is much
better TO day.
The hardware stock OF NJ. Robcnson n Co.,
that was attached by the State National bank
for $4,000, was sold to-day at sheriff sale, pur-
chase d by the ltobenson Hardware company for
$1,000 cash. The new arm consists of j. ID, Mo-
Dougall and Others They will continue lusi
~ ~ the old stand. Mr.. Robonson feels
grateful TO these gentlemen for interesting
themselves Ia his behalf
The south-b una Missouri Pacific train No.
i5l IL nine hours late, caused 10y washout In
the Territory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05

Special TO the Gazette.
DECATUR, TEX, Aug, 4.-Our subscrip-
ton is nearly raised to the Gulf & Pacific,
and dirt Will fly soon. We will begin at
Decatur and build both ways-east to the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and west to
the Rocky mountains.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05
ALYARApO.
A Lady Inherits "a Fortune from I'm
gland Editor Ia Charge,

gland Editor In Charge,
Special TO the Gazette.
ALvARADo, TIN, Aug, Mrs. Jennie John
SON. wife OF 4. J. johnson, u well to do farmer
ntar here, and who was a Baldridee Is direct
heir OF the celebrated James Holmes estate of
England Mrs Johnson viii receive about
81, 100000 as her share Hence, the old adage
II 10 better TO DO born lucky than rich
The Aiverado Guards, selection OF twenty
ave mon, left this morning for Galveston, Capt.
A, j. Brown In command.
Col. Y. h. Bailio OF Grand View Is managing
editor OF the Bulletin this week In tht absence
" Mr.. Fohn In Galveston.
Quite number OF our citizens, you aud
old, accompanied he GuArds 70 Galveston to
witness The grand Interstate drill
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DECATUR.
The First Bale of Cotton-A Pro,racted
Baptist Meeting.

special to the Gazette.
DEcAluR, TEX, Aug THE first bale of cot.
ton arrived In Decatur last night at 10 90
brought by MIR. G Petty OF Coltondale, Wise
county Tex The next bale arrived at this
mo1ling, was raised by Mr.. Dudrek OF Bridge
port. These are the same two parttes tbat
came nrst last year and at nearly exactly tho
same Tine, Mr.. Petty being ahead few hours
Murphy, bennett " paid Mr., Petty $780, the
good purse was made mp Tor Mr. ID.
The bAptists are having revival here no,v-
rev. bruoks u assisted by Rev. MIR. Neal of
aurora. Much interest Is taken Va
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Nnnl tn Chicnrn.

DURLIs, Aug. 4i--Ata ParnelliJe meeting To-
day John 4. u; dncnd, member OF parliament
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05
Cypress rnnka

And troughs made to order by Taft &
smith, at Planning mil, on East Eighth
street, at crossing Of Santa Fe railway,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05

shrewd way of catching votes, for the
average Choctaw loves go0d roast beef
as well AS the average Texan loves
whisky. The latter--whisky- contra
band here, You know, or few votes
might be caught, just to wash down the
roast beet, you know This hint Is not
patented, and your Texas folks are well
come to IL
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BYs, ~
Two ta0osAPu Wf
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-05

VI VI a. " phlh - "a. y
dust. Rain wolld be Q ~
NOTES AND pKRsS7
Nearly every store On
is handsomely decora'ea
bunting. M
Rations were ISSUED
1880 persons WHO arc
grounds. "A
1t has been difficult IN
soldiers to register W.
wander about having 8
The trains came 10 g. &
night, and tO-morIon
expected to be very w 4
The Old Alcalde say
tics and is here for Y,
purpose Of meeting
war time. .1fI
A few Confederate w. ...,'
flying, but it is n9ls
United States colon VA.
grounds and throughol'
The ex-iederais az
greeting by these VIZ
The best feeling pTes. Y. a
on each side excllaiS
cences. H., .
Among the notapls' III
are ex Gov. Rooeiss, Il (
Lubbock and Adlt.v
politicians are here
In a quiet way. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-26
Republican Candidates.

The candidates before the R.publ:cau
State C~uEv-ntlOn TO Ue Lcld at Carsyu
Friday will be: F.r Governor, Kin
kend. RIckry. Stevenson. Davis and
Nichols; for Observation-Disclosures
IHyhuSh. GctchcII. Morrison, Laugh-
ton, IuTntt.u aud Young; Tor S-cr-.r-
~ Of State, Dormer, Thomas aud Hpg.
ers; for Treasurer, Tuly; Tor Surveyor
General. Preblr, Jones and possibly
Mack; for AttoEney-Generll, Da.tine
agd Al Sapdo:; Tor State Printer, Du.
Wis and Harlow; for Controller, Hen
ming and Hullock; for Super. atcndeu.
Of Public Instruction, hitcher, SUM-
mcrdeIi. Dovey and Daugherty; for
Clerk Of Supreme CouIt BicknelI aud
Lnmmou; for District Judges, BlgeIow,
Bonrdman. murphy. McKinny and Ris
ing; for Supreme Judge, Edwards; ior
Congress. Woodburu.
At least two-thirdS OF the above
NAMED must necessarily be iisappoiut-
ed, und neither they nor their friends
will be any more likely to sweat ut the
polls III the interest of 1.-The ticket
ihnn the Democrats who got left at the
EIko Convention. II there is any thing
IL Appearances. honOrs he: weeu the
parties will be perfectly easy. nOtwith.
standing the present exuliation of oul
Republican frieuls. They laugh besl
who laugh last.
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Acting Secretary Fdirchild has re.
ceived a teleg Em from Captain Abbey.
commanding the revenue steamer Cor.
win, dated ut Nanaimo. Il. G, which l.
ms follows: II respectfully report that
the Corwin IL here at the request Of
Governor Swiuburn aud Judge Davis
] have brought here twenty-five British
cnmen released from th seized s%enlers.
Am to land the remaining American
scamen at Port Townsend. Tue master
aud mates OF the seized craft have been
convicted and sentenced to fines OF i'm.
prisonmcmt or both. I made full depo.
sition- for the libel suits before leaving
Sitka."
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers in the DAILY ISDEPESD-
ENr also have the advantage Of the col
umns Of the WEEKLY ISpEPESDEsr
which has been published without in
PERMISSION ut this Office since early in
the yenr 1869, and has n general circu-
lution in every district, camp and val
ley throughout the length and breadth
VI Elko county, and is by far the best
advertising medium that has ever been
established i'll the county. Remember
thuI advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits OF our large Weekly
circulation, and that u terms are
comparatively much lower than those
Of any competitor.
The Weekly is q 24I3G-inch sheet,
and besides advertisements runs s,Iheea
columns Of reading matter, embracing
all the Geographic news Of general in
~tercst. all the news Of the State, and 10
eprciully devoted TO .he local news OF
the county aud county seat. BY sub
scribing for the WEEKLY ELKo IsBE
you not only obtain all the lo-
cal news, but also receive n knowledge
Of all important events transporting ia
any and every quarter Of the habitahls
world.
Send along your subscriptions.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GEM-BARrLxTr * Os~rREicHER, Pso-
PRIErohA

GrM-BARrLETr x O~srnEicHER, Pso-
PRIEron,
G II Ledidck, C.Daumbaeh. Lamoille;
TT l~larris. Reno; W L Henderson.
Denver; + w Riddle, Bullion; J N
Dorsey. A NJ GrisSold. VIM Covert.
Hail, ok; Z W Robinson. Skeiton; z )
Holland, North Fork; n HA Mason. 3
F;J"e YHnderpool, w Anderson. big
Springs. Idaho.
Ell MuGrew, Bsowawe; o A Fenpor
J EJhycox, Idaho; j Il ID, nnis, Tusea-
FORA: Gu Peterson IslanI Mountain;
Ben Hirris, Huntington; Isaac Fau-
Grid. Smith Greek; l. West wife and
child. North Fo,k; Anlrew II ,rrelI,
Visalia, C'.Ifornia; Morgan Hill, San
Franci SEQ.
Austin Gilruth. n Fork; d d Will
Jams. II Puulson, Tdscarora; J Pou-
jade, Phoebe; > D Henry, u Q Wallace,
u w Greene, Eureka.
q c Fairchild. Miss Jennie Fuller,
Tu,cArOra: Dave Casper. Wells; 5 Is
B.eroth, Druneau I'd Rowland, Car
lin.
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IHroD ra..a.y'. D.ily.I
sALnAouADI.

There arc over 1900 stock brands in
use in Colorado.
Read the special notice Of DR.. Leek,
the Dentist, in another column.
The Republican State Convention
meets at Canon Friday.
The prop, rty valuation in Storey
county this year is III. 0SG. ia.
The Republican primary election in
Eureka county = set for Monday. Octo-
Der ith. IND the Convention for Friday.
October S.h.
Joe. Rosenstock has a new ndver-
tisement Of specialties in the dry goods
line, III It IL lower prices. Just glance
at the figures in another column.
Sullivan. the champion bluiser is to
come to Snu Frtucisco shortly where II
match II to be arranged with Mitchell;
also one with Paddy Ryan.
Arrived by IT ~. from Turalrora this
eveninG-O. l.. G. FuirchIId, Miss Jeu-
lie Fuller. James Allen and wife.
Try our New Hampshire PURE ma.
pie syrup at W. I. Smiths
The Timrs-Review says that since the
Navajo mill started up I'll the 10Th OF
last Nay. 1t has produced - bars o.
Lu lion valued at SlsG,OOO.
4 meet.n: OF the Executive Commit
tee Of the Nevada Live Stock Associa-
ton for the irunsaction Of such business
as mry come before it., will be held
Ut Reno, On the 9TH Of next month.
The Santa Barbara Republican, Couu-
~ Convention passed a resolution cali
ing for an Investigation Of the charges
against Walter $. More, the candi-
date for Secretary Of State.
MrS. Annie Hlb5 ~, Of BROOKLYN
New York, on Saturday drowned her
SiH-year old dIushtcr'in the bath tub.
aud ia. II banged herself on the knob
o! the bathroom door. The husbtnd,
who II frantic with gri {. says his w!ie
showed uo symptom, o: insanity.
Cash will Luy n Olb buc ket Fuir
banks lard FOX Sl,2j at ". L. Smiths
The B"aId OF Equalization n~djournetr
last evening without making a single
Change In the figures ~ placed Oh the
roll icy the Assessor. THIS is u most IL
crliert showing for Mr. II .ssUn, and is
II n.t;eriug Comment upon az DIS
Charge Of his OGeL.L duties for the
present year.
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AZ MERGED. Cal, last Saturday rye.
Mug. n shooting nTn,y occurred bc.
tween Cal. l.. Conkley aud Sol Shack.
ley, in which shscklcy. lobe Rucker
and James IL onaid were shot. Rucker
and Shackley will die. Coaklcy aud
Shncklry did all the shooting. and
Rucker and Leonard were byrtnnders.
Shacklcy and liuckcr aIc shot through
the stomach. and Leonard through the
shoulder, Coaklcy, who is reported to
have fred the first shot, II under arrest.
Whisky was the Gauss VI the bloody az.
fray.
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Lost HE Son.

Mr.. 4 ntore BiHel, yesterday received
the sad news Of the d+nth OF his eldest
son, Emil, from typhoid fever, ut his
home in Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday.
The deceased was II proninrn, druggist
Of that city; in the 33rl year Of his &
md leaves II devoted family 10 mourn
his untimely death.
The afflicted father has the warm
sympathy Of this com munity in his
g~reyious loss.
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lPron wednesday. D.iiy.I
aALaAGuNpI.


J. D. wint.r IA il The delegate cleo.
from White Rock 10 the penSocutic
Convention TO be held here next Mon
day. -
J.. S. Mayhugh and Joel Gardner.
delegates IRON this town. del Aited for
the western part OF the state = couple
Of days ago.
The Apache prisoners were. safely
lodged in Fort Marion. st. Augustine.
Florida. IN MoudIy.
A number VI cars Of beef cnttle,
sLlpped from Wells by L. Brooks,
! passed through here for San Francisco
last night.
Secretary Manning denies that he
has been offered tue Austr al mission.
and fu'ther states that he would not ac-
celt. il it had.
Il. p. Hamill Of Wells md Edward
Hudson, delegates to the Republican
State Convention, departed for Carson
this morning. o. l.. G. Fairchild, who
is n delegate from ru~scarora, viii siuIt
FROM here tomorrow.
G.. Z. Talbot. though not a delegate.
struck out for the State Capitol this
morning. lie will probably as .ist th e
delegates to arrive at q proper couc.u.
sion by a Twice and counsel from the peri
phery o. the Convention.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows began it. nunu Il session Mon
day, ia ia" city Of Boston. The crle.
hrAtiun during this week. will It ir said,
be TIL most elaborate Of the kiul ever
held ia America.
For the worst kind Of old sores on
man or beast. use strong CaIbolic soap
and IIorsemen's Universal Ointment.
S!ade aud Mcdonald have been arres-
ted III Salt Lake City. ch trgel will
prize fighting aud h.ld TO await the nc.
ton Of the Grand Jury. Mark Nc
kinnins. DR.. b INIT, &C ,f;." John
an John Beck are tue sureiics.
The small mining town Of Alden, Pa.
WIS visited BY IL terrible storm Of wind
and rain Sunday night. Nearly every
building was Il ,niHgrl aud some were
swept entirely away. A number o. Der
sons were injured. but none fatally.
The Wiunemucca Jockey Ciuh has
d cidel to have four days races over tn
Winrrmuccn course. commencing Mon
dav. October 18th. The Club will offer
$4,000. or perhaps $4,000, in pnrSrs.
and nearly all the races will be free for
all horses oil the coast.
The Issue Of sttnltrl dollars from
he miuts during tine week endins Sept.
18th. was $l,lli.oJj. The i"ue dar-
ne III" corresponding period last year
was $GGi,i03. The shipments oil frnc.
tiornl silver coin since Sept. LIST
amounted to S73S.53i.
Miss Jessie A. Green Of San Fran-
c!Eca has been engaged by In. Trustees
70 teach the public school ut Trano.
the young lady passed. the nee ssary
examination yesterl ~ m | was award
ell a certificate which entities her to
draw public school money in this
State.
A large supply o! japan, Cnlcut,
bamboo, and jniuted fish poles, from %
cts. up, at Muller'S.
CrockwelI. the photographer who
with his complete travelling outfit. has
camped here during the pnst ten days
has devoted most Of his time to the
taking OF views in this vicinity, and the
specimens Of his work prove him to be
n irst-clnsS artist. lie proposes shortly
TO start Nh n our Of the adjacent val
leys when the residents Of those lccili
ties will have an opportunity to exam
inc his work and IlSe for the mse!ves
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Al the Tuscnrorn Republican primn-
rics. Saturday, the following delegates
to the County Convention. were elect
ed: Geo. II. Bril-, W. J. Plumb. Geo.
A. Nelson. g. q. Tibbets, James Bever-
idgc. l.. II. Parsons. E. l.. McMahan,
Fred Wilson, q. l.. G. Fairchild. Robt.
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