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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-15
Sn,arks ot 'roadyiSn.

The indianapolis, \.wt. of Dee II
contained the following concerning
tho piopo,od vet "i President
cleveland lo tha, c,l, 60 attend the
funeral # N,cc pr.ilnu' licndick-.
when ono nod. uf tho rAlliual
arrangement. mtie 60 convey ih'
President to ihi. ulN, r la lou, iui
whsihet the u.o ui ihom would NOS
has. boon moiu huwiliatlng than
was the drvisiun "a u-o uune II WhH
arranged that two trains should Ice
run, al bout apart. aud between
thom pilot engine. and track walk
cts Tho fist tam was io have two
~ three extra care closed up. NJ ns
to create tho lmr,, .a.on that tho
piosldouual pAt Wt siuatd, t.
avoid hu riaNia nouud tic real
tam The second sp.rial which
vas Ia leave Washington at y point
kuown only 10 those in the conl-
deuce of tho President. wAs Ia bo
cuinpo.,d Of five private cars. Two
carefully ,nspoctei engines we're OF
der.d 10 bo ready ai each division
headquarters. Maiehmen wcio TO
be placed nj each station aud ctVss
,ng throughout the enlifo system.
Al trains woio instructed not 10 run
on the west bound tract upon ANY
consideration fium the ARRIVAL of the
h,at special until after tho passage
ot the second None ~ tho ehaugos
OF engines on tho Presidential sps
ciai we've io bs made la the cities
but st points b yOui. Each ear
wa. provi Tod with specIal doioc-
tive.
Al precautions Ia tho mechanical
way ought to Ia taken. oi course
specially selected engines aud ears,
pilot engines ahead aud CAREFUL
tack inspection otorvwboie. but
when u ~ thought 10 bo necessary Ia
seud sham tram ahead h. smugglo
the President aboard another IA the
suburbs of the city. just where, no
ono knows, nor when, To bc run
through cities and engines changed
.outsids. aud to have u detective with
each car. II ia Just a little too much
Tor patient aopulesconce. Who
~ II that travels thus aud whero
/ u tho tsu of Russia. uy
ng to dodge olganittd assas
rins We n,yet heard of any such
precautions tor any ono before lhi.
except for the t3.t of Russia Mhoi
President Hayes visited the fnciii'
Coast few yoara ago IN company
with several cabinet officers. he an,
his party did not think u at al
necessary to travel iucog, but wen
hh uhs uthti htuhiNf" tlHftt'fs 'Nhh
w,lhou, body guard or detectives
When they wished to visit the sur
rounding country. they took n four
seated carriage. aud two or three
representative men from the plac'
usually accompanied them The,
hal neither arms. detectives NO
guards 4 President ~ just ms SAT-
a. the humbles. plebisn. All aiioc
talion= of pretended danger. traVe
lpg lncog. making up dummy trains
etc, sIuacks Of ,odyism and snob
berry. which deiracls from tho Dig
huy of free aui civilized govern
monl
Isaac reoH nnl Ms Walter
weie drowned ~ the Snoh imi II
rsef on the > 1 lust hy The upset
ting of canoe Two plher passen
gers. Mrs liillon. and Dame
oN,el. escaped
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-15
SATURDAY, Jan. Q
COUNCIL

COUNCIL
In the Council there was consid-
erable discussion in regard to the
printing of the bills, the copies not
coming to hand in time and numbers
to satisfy the needs.
The following bills were intro.
duced and referred:
C.B. q, by Mr.. Ferguson, amend
ing section two of an act relating to
saw logs, fixing penalty for viola
ton of the same.
C. B. IS, providing for the index
ing of the Code.
The Sprague charter bill. the bill
making the posting of bills and cut
ting of timber a misdemeanor, the
bill defining the duties OF county
officers and providing for the build
ing of a military road to Dungeness,
were passed.
Adjourned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-15

L,.r Saturday the Northern Pacific
Railroad company put into effect re-
Iuced rates on first class limited
tickois To- all points East, in acco rd-
anco with the resolution passed Oh
the first transcontinental meeting
Tho rato 10 St. Paul from Portland,
il ssi. instead Of s95; to Chicago,
sIu2 instead Of $l03. 30: to New
York sll2, instead of Sl26.I5.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-15

Tnr WnL 90 An Otp CincuH Man.
The will of Amerieus V. l. DAD.
we'll was laiel, iilsd IN the Muli
nomah eoanty court Elijah Cor.
bett aud Samuo! Coulter we're sp.
pointed executors, without bonds.
Tho estate ~ valued st s2g. .WiO.
Tho children ef the deceased are
Wm. A. Caldwell of Cowlitz county
W. L., Iizzie CALDWELL, Lueins Coul.
tor aud Cerri,o Lewis. To h,s son
WIN. A Caldwell. the ts.,aior be.
quesihs u farm IN Cowiiiz county, Of
32o acres. valued at ". 900. also psr.
sonal property situated thereon, and
iss head OF stock u ths valus OF
$4,000. The balance of the estate
OF the deceased consists Of eighty
acres OF land Ia Washington salus,l
at sl 200. sI acre. IA Mal,nomah
county si 200. Tho Caldwell don.
alton land claim. Multnomah coun .
y, vi 500. I.o, .. block lvs, Port.
land. with improvements. s5. 100.
aud the north ose.hslf of lot 4,
block ~, situated on second street
between Morrison aud Alder. valued
al $4,000. Tho executors are al.
reclod TO l"Lo full charge OF tho prop
eriy and divide the income among
the three daughters of the deceased
MIR. Caldwell was sn old circua man,
snd brought the drs, circus in,o Orc.
gon. lie died on December oh. II
II. Nsncents hospital. having made
has will on the day previous,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-15

JrrrEnsoS county has a tax roll
footing up in round numbers mill
lion dollars. Her scrip is sold at
par. aud her educational advantages
ARE superior, school being main
tanned on an average eight months
or moro IN the year, even in the
country districts
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-15

CitnotMrS, speakers, singers and
actors hnd that Ayers Cherry Pee
toral improves and aids the voice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-15

A pssp OF block Gi. Of the city Of
Port Townsend. from H. q. Hin and
wife TO the Uni.od States Of America,
was recorded in The Office Of tho
county A udiior on Thursday. Tho
consideration was $1,000. This 10
tho ground upon which will 10
placed tho new government build
ing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-15

Tns oyster and clam business Of
Oysteryille assumes considerable
magnitude, according TO the Journal.
OF tha, place, which says there were
] .Oi0 .aeka sent to San Francisco
aud 6i1 saeka,o oregoa during tho
monts of Nossnber.
Rnops i.lani admits that Dakota
N b's enough ivi - State.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-01-15

Isaac reoiH nni Ms Walters
weie drowned ~ the Snoh ,mi ~l
rsef On the : insi hy Iho upset
ting of canoe Two ulher passen.
gers, Mrs iIill0ns aud Daniol
oNIel. escaped.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-17
rhe Law, :. and In. sh.,L

There Is distinguished lawyer over
un Court street-there are several dis.
lawyers over on Court
street tor that matter, tut
this one ia more distinguished
than some OF the rest of them who Is
n great slicklcr for professional court.
esy on the part Of his professional
breihercn. He WAS also great swim.
mer, ami when he was Nj Newport,
last summer, he had n most rcmarka.
ble experience. He -wsm out one day
n Bnley's beach, and while In dec
wa,,r he was appalled, by seeing the
I'm OF shark moving steadily and re.
lcutiessly toward him through the
water. He struck oul for The shore.
After desperate exertion, he struck the
saallow water ahead oi the shark and
aped ont on the sand Then turning
and. the lawyer shook his fisl IN.
,nanly Al. the shark. and exclaimed
90 the greatest emphasis: Their,
$ the most unprotcssloual ,Ains
ser SAW don,"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-17

A tramp strolled intu1 Texas bill.
lard salonn and solicited aims He
MAS indeed = plliable object.
II haven't had anything TO eat for y
week" he said plaintively.
The gentlemen who we're playing
pool fell sorry for the man, anu raised
II dollar aud u hall for him. Jinglng
the money in his hand: -,
Il believe III colnc iulo this pool, ii
the gentlemen have NO objections
The generous donors we're some.
wha, surprised, bul not 50 much so NJ
they were whea he, having utilized
their subsidy 10 conie into the same,
gol away with the pot, and invited the
crowd To step up To the bar aud Irri.
gate al his expense. Ter,ss SWtiaSs.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-17
4 fi~e Dinacr.

hong years ago. when the late
Charles l'hornc jr was Young actor
slruygl,n. with the dramatic chiils
and fever conln;on 10 actors in The
early stage OF their career, i, CANE on
suddenly very cold ftr him and lac
had uolhing TO memorizc except rhe
bills Of larr hung outside of tue res
iaurauls of the period. Ambition left
his eaind and sciil,d IN the gastric
Juices Of the stuiuach. He had moth,
to satisfy il. He Neglected iheaiIicai
posters ANA studied Ham spd c'rgs,
fifIy cenl,." IL was early days iu Cal
itnrnla and they had u practice of
souudin. y gong al meal times, 10 let
.he aici ighsurhood know thsI Ike ule;sis
were on Charley WAS passing along
discohuolately, when y man rushed
uat and ban.sed a goaS in his ear. tie
stopped, walked IN, sat down with lhe
air vi "a lord in y society drama, and
aisirredfan \ royal dinner he
was through, and putting his hand in
the hiesst Of his con he pui on u Dig
niiied and nrisocralic stride aud ~as
walking cut
"i,ook here" said The proprietor
gently intcrrupting him, "don't you
propose to pay Tor this,'
Pay! What do you mean? Pay I"
Yes, pay"
"You must be undrr some mistaken
impression. Pay! Certainly moi -
What III thunder did you come in
here for and eat meai like thar
Il calAc' said Charley, darwing
himself 10 his full height, Il came on
your invitation. | Came because you
banged that gong"
Aud with stride thai paralyzrd the
proprietor. hs passed out into the
fright world.
"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-17
A character Of the krsa,..r


There came to his city the other
day and slapped his name on one of
hotel registers une of the sinon.pure
originals Of the Wild West. 1t Mas
Jim" Whitlach at Nevada. Jim"
E Whltlach is II character. He has been
u. miner aud proprietor in he far
West for more han twenty years. lie
is one OF the best unscientihc miners
IN tll.ss conAtall,, -aiiJ nsxt 10 Senator
Falr ana Geo. Hearst of Caiifornix the
judge OF mineral prospect The III in.
lhg regions have ever known. " hen
"Jim" Whillach looks downs shaft or
skins" his eye along hanging wall
he eeens 10 kunw iDllllvely wlial is
Dehind II. When the great bonanza
was discovered IN 1874 in Virginia
City, Whniach wen, fhto the mine aud
made The closest guass Of ali AS TO Ills
extent and value ot the deposit, and
there We're many Wild gucsses made
by very scicnl,de persons. a Yale
professor said the srcs, bonanza WAS
worth s700,00O,0Oo Phil Dledes
helner. II Gerlnsh minin. expert and
geoloSist, went ncarly crazy over the
lind and wildly asserted that the bo.
nauza WAS worth $i,509, GOO 900. lie
had bought II little stock aud on the
strength of the millions he WAS going
10 make he @enl lo big holvl in san
Francisco, hired - suite OF eight rooms,
stocked ,ncM with cha,tl,sgiie and
cigars and kept open house for n week.
Escryho.iy laaghcd al the crazy Ger
man. Even John w. Mackay guessed
vide OF the mark on The value of the
hnd. He put It ~ $500. .000, 900, and
declared it would take ten years to
exhaust the mine. But Whltlach
guessed %ithin few millions OF the
truth. He said there were Sl25 wv,
000 in the Lonanza, asd that l20
stamps would use up thu ore in five
years. The actual yield oil ihe mine
was $ll6, 100000 and lhc pay ore was
exhausted III four years aud eight
-inenths stier the mine was Opened In
1864 Wnillach himself made a dis
coverv in White pisr, New which
showed some of the richest silver
ore ever found in this country. His
mine contained ore worth fl4,00O y
In. He sold it ior $1.5,00O put the
money In ,hp fan Frsnci.co Stock
Market, and in Two months he WAS
again in the saddle. and with y little
pack muls trailing bchtnd, en- route to
the mountains. Whitiach is now
securing Colorado for new mines,
with i.eadville IN his headquarters.
He says there is more money under.
ground Al Leadviile than has EVER been
taken onl. The camp hasn't brgth
to boum yet" he says Chicago Hc,uid.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-17

a chliDpanzce g0t loose in a. st.
and immediately pl ocsedcd 10 open
all sae brd-cag"s aud let out his lei.
low curioslles. He had nothing but
fun I'LL he opened the snake. box and
one "i lbe reptiles fastened on his tail.
The snake held fast, and the monk ey
ran downstairs and over and under
everything, Till he finally flung his
arms around c"lured girl whom he
met At the door. This diversion IN
abled the keeper 10 get control al his
pets, but The colored girls woel has
turned gray
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-17
Johuay shook his head,

why don't you lesrn''
well you see. a, the class is too
hig. The professor Is kept so busy
licking he boys that hs don't set time
10 teach sti,em.'
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-17
E,v vSNS ~ nNt Nwtsh

Are you.learning much in schools
ask I'd Col. Fizzctap "f his son johnny,
who is u student at the University of
Texas.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-02-17

ElRsT.CLASS STOCK AND EvERN
A thing done in the best and must work
nanlikr manner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20

ob phtsTGRss Fl EEw sfYL2s a
~, ,2Ps - tns sshTIhkL once, Lsttsf asAds'
7l, Heaas. Dsrda, ete., oralteA ~ .ha I..st
hs Ssg 70 tls "sft DFessFyal,ss" Z"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20
$50 sst
Application for a Patent.
rNIrED sTaTEs LAND oFFIcE.

4
ErKKGa. seFstA. gsuasfy :. lsee.
NOTICE - nxkElf otNfs TnAf
~ sessIh Brsudsisas gsf. Ntoss post0fbes
address 10 Lal1l 'tgn. bits g41s c0unfs, Aey
lss this dsy hlss hts appl4osfisa fos pstsai
for hfiesn huldrsd isbsar gset u The wsshing.
teE Ealns 90 ssin besfing silver. with saffses
sfound ga Lassrad fset 10 xiath. slfestsd ~
hhifs flne NiElhs District reanty 4 Waite
iine. snd stats of &sssia. and dssseHsicd ~
TIE nsla naiss sbd oi1cisi pisi % ale "a fiis
cinee "a iots ses u and Iis. ia township u
north, rsBs.s y and 81 ssst. M0uni Dissle
Msrislsn. fhs >lad lots Sos. u ssd iis being ss
f0llows. - Wit
Bsginnsue 81 poss Married No. /. e. 4. sar.
rey s0s. - sna iis. shsaos ssction csrnar
common H. seetioas - sDd "A. 7. u y, X. 81
n. Add ssciieDs "a snd ~, +. 10 ". n. "
D.. n. i. NJ. Tears 8 - deg - tsin. y.
20 fest. Esst No. d, u 4. - survey No. @. be-
inR the slslm " Essn Harris sDd Robert Ne
Dsyasoif upon TIE II. Iouis lsds. besfs =. II
DEG H.. sss feet. aud ne nsOath a ths upper
tunnsl 90 ihis iDcs bears =. II deg. ~. go
feet. Thfs pssi ls also iasntlcI Will the
origsusi lsastisB asoBasns1t tbsBes rnneing
Les ooarse = deg. fs sl.tu. ". .k19 feet. e.
post zsarksd -. !. d. =. sarysy Nos. u and
ii8. and the originAl location morafnsnt
thence AZ eSDtss ~. rs dsg. ss min. H.. olJ
feef. 20 poet n sfked sa. 3 q. >. survey Nos.
y aud ils. an { the originsi loesiioB moin.
nsnt; theBcs - course - deg. 10 nlln. n,
I. 500 feet. 10 poet msrsed 30. 4. L. 5. survey
Nos. - aud as. an tts original location mon
umeBt. aud tnsDce sth course B., - deg. ss
Ialn. ". COO feet q ths place of beginning,
containing ~ 6t-IO0 aeres.
Magnetic yarisiion 10 deg 30 raln. east.
The location u tLls mine Is recorded IN the
Hscord@r's Office Of White Pine Niniag Dis.
triet, Waite Pine county. state Of sfysd1,
Any ard all persons claiming adversely any
portion 0f sssd WasbiBgtoa IaiBe cr surfses
ground are rsqaired 10 ale their adverse
eiAitas with The Register q The United States
Land Ofies 81 Kt.rsks. ia tLs state Of Nsysda.
during the sixty days period II publication
hereof OF they VII BE- b rrsd by virtue Of the
pEoYisions " the Statute.
D. II. HIEcELEY. Register.
10 IL hereby ordered that ths foregoing no
lice Of application for psteut be published for
the period 0f sixty days ia tie Eareka Daily
hgsfIegL. . daily nswapsper published 81
Earsks. Ssysds
jas Y.H. HfscgLEY. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20
Notice TO Delinquent Co-0WHGs.

rI1o MICHAEL LAMB. PHILIP SPLAIsE
Il and Daniel Dalton, or their heirs. sdnip-
tstretoTs or Gssigaz Sstics is hereby given that
] bsvs expended the SUN Of six hundred ltS00
dollars ia IsDor upon tns Lamb mining eisian,
sitBsis on Baby Bfll Mining District. kuFsks
county. &sysds. being OEs hundred dOllsrs
per sHHsm fOr the years 1919 - isss. both 30.
elusive. GHd that tbs proportion of esSh oi
y0a is Oss hundred and fftt (si50J dollars. and
~ sslf sam ls not paid within ~ days from
the q ate o. fLis notice, yOur interests In said
Iains ~.il bsesus the property Of the undsf
slRpsd, according 20 law.
THOMAS .. DOUGLAS.
EaEsks. ysy.. Jsppsry n, isse. jsz1>5Od
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20
Assessment Notice.
nsby uIu TasgeI aad aGsina Com
paays

n OcATIOS on FEiAciFAL PLGcK or
bsslLsss. Eufsks. Lafsks soabty, Pc
sEda
gsse9tleH u goTfs, Egraks ElDlng Dlstr4ei
EHfsFs eoDnty, stsas - stssds.
Goilas IL hereby saseD fhst at . glfsf3Az u
tiss I0sTd n DsFf tore, hsid - iaf &1fg dsg ~
April, Isst, ~ ssssssnieBf iHe. ~ ~ DBs
q - ni pei skefs sss Asgisq gpgh uss esflfsl
stoek - fss aefpQFsil9t, ist sgls Immediately
ln Cuitsg ststss s9ie cum ~ fbs sssfstsf1. si
ibs ofias u fbs C9isgsng, ~ hy4spsfs bslies
gng, Egrsfs, Aesaae. .
Asg stgos gpos sllc5 fAis ssssssaafpi shs'l
Tsl4ssin uDBsle ~
u saaesasy. GIls 1aGb DsS sf MAJ
1855.
sfil - sriiEqssGi sng seFsgiissa fef sas ~
public ssttias, spg uflsas gssfgipf - ases
i4togs, slil ~ sqis % 1IfsbAg. $50
fsFgfEhTu gAhl DAH ~ atnt. iees. q
Pc fhe dfiingssnf estt ssiafHfs tskAtbtf SD
aosas - aagsff4rinz sfa fftsnsss ~ ssisf
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jobs y syekS, ssffsssf5
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fufsss, hllli AZ. lseel sis9
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20
MINING TAX.

AfoFcf ls rHtEi9 DiNfa HbAf fhf
faass IS 80 ffsgs.aaf 4 fiiH iiiifss RI
fusafa iasulss go tiaa ahsfAss fHelNF Pc
"a lsst 49, tssa aas Hte l'hs $50 49, -
ga.fs IA fllffsf sas a. 80 "a ftEefs A. -
ssass s8ii ~ 81 "a Ntfagfsel
n WAGHaft.
atH Aaasssa.s ~ fassta eaunts nfasaff
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20

\ AscAshtek Aee oTbfh sa<ssss, lta
- ssss 9isbis. siss. sgsEsass, oQas sase
silys .seas, 5sa ,sgitas. esagas. FAfAE
sJohG ffwkt4if tes asssssy. sns ssegg
tbing 81 kiassssls 40 gaasssss % sEsI
~ NAL oa q. y y. 40 ees sseas seas
direct Goa k.sssg 90 esff se@pssssiss Il
Ms "a $40 ftstss. saias fss erass sAs
faAu s@skss9a ss1 sgsg ssssss
~ Sfs sisee, 0el. ssssgass.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20
COUGHS, COUGHS
Coughs Cured.

nAsE USED DIR. DErFFB's COU6B
a rome. ieonsider u the best ~ nse.
9. CRAIG.
hsflng severe cough. which settled 90 my
lanKs ! used two bottles of TIE TONIC. il
safee NE J, MATfHE8s.
hsslng = bad case VI piles. i usaa DR.. Det
'srs PiLk kEM EDY, u cured lne IA d x.sl
y. gonaG.
n, ny aAae iter bed severe sttack o. Swelling
HhsaiDs ifs. oDe bottle of Dr.. Df,fter's Rem
sdy cured asF. r. y, GOLkMAN
nsdi .D.s prepsred Tor pflystssfilA ssee Al
seafant1ed, All Inedieinas labeles sold ~
Bureau Hotel
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20

II is hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
uce Of application for patent be published for
the period Of sixty days in the Eureka Dsily
HEHrTsEL, o daily newspaper published at
Eureka, New. II. II. HIHCkLEY, Register.
1900
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20

SsPRcIAL ADgASTf GZs FOE 1DYEETIs
> ing mnns E! pal al iexsi notie~s sito 70
dry goods. plpf. yAsrs real estate. ssricnli2Fs
iiu plsuents End genes Il trade Kla9ufce14suis
Advertiser sntS Flff entx . LsLs.
~ extra eh srse for aisplsY type % cats.
Circulated "a ever state 10 tie UnioD, Il
s.sgis9. soBts Ansrle 5, shs west IDdlss. Al
sus.ss, zod ID Europe
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-04-20
aosToa, MASS.
NOTICE.

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fass - So atsgsfxs l1s.as - 49, tssis&s -
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agsazEzs ffsa1 So es@@ - $50 ssssats - aissef
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-09-23
State of west Virginia,
Sept. q, 1856.
County Of Jefferson. set

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In the County Court. Special Session, Septem-
Der 10th, 1886
Returns from the Election held in Charles
town District. the 3lst day of August. 1856, for
the purpose of holding the schools in said Dis
trict four months or more than four months,
and for power to levy, as follows:
Charestown Precinct.-For Power to Levy
l25 against Power to Levy vote.
For Nine Months School l2i votes, for Four
Months School l vote.
Zoar Precinct-For Power to Levy u votes,
against Power 10 Levy vote.
For Nine Months School p votes, against
Nine months School ! vote.
Mannings School House Precinct.-For
Power to Levy 80 votes, against Power to Levy
no vote
For Nine Months School 80 votes against
Nine Months School no vote.
Returns from Election held in Kabletown
District August oath. 1886. for the purpose OF
holding the schools four months or more, ard
for power 10 levy, as follows:
Summit Point Precnct.-For or against
Power to Levy no votes.
For Nine Months School 50 votes, against
Nine Months School no vote.
Kabletown Precnct.-FOr Power TO Levy !
votes. against Power to Levy no vote
For Nine Months School 40 votes, against
Nine Months School no vote
A COpy-Teste.
T. 4. MOORE,
Clerk Of County Court.
Sept. p, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1886-09-23
Sf0te of West E'trgimia,
County of Jefferson, sc


In the County Court, August Term, 1856.
At Term of said Court begun and held the
% day Of August, 1886:
Returns from the Election held in Middle
way District. the oath day of June, 1856, for
the purpose of holding the Schools in said Dis
trict for four months or more, as follows
Leetown Precinct, for Eight Months School,
forty-twO votes
Middleway Precinct, for Eight Months
School, forty-six votes.
Total number of votes in Middleway District
for Eight Months School. Eighty-eigM rotes.
Returns from the Election held in Shepherds
town District. July 3lst, 1856. for the purpose
of holding the Schools in said District for -Four
Months or more
Shepherdstown Precinct, for Nine Months
School II votes, for urmonths school votes.
Dutfields Precinct, for Nine Months School
Y votes for four months school votes, for six
months school ! vote, for eight months school
votes.
Total in ShepheIdstown District for Nine
Months School, Nmey-three rotes.
A Copy-Teste.
CeDt d 1876