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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-21
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town to-day.
Col. E. P. Hardesty came down from
Wells this morning.
G. ". Taylor, of Pleasant Valley,
WAS ia town this morning.
The A. O. U. w. will give a ball at
Carlin Friday evening, May 4th.
Will Atwell will take unto himself a
wife now pretty soon-so they say.
j. R. Henry remained over until TO-
day when he left for Mound Valley.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No. 1S,
l.. o. o. F., at their Hall to-
night. .
Muller has on hand full stock of
fishing tackle including everything need
cd to take the fnny tribe.
The weather continues very warm
and dry" Yesterday afternoon the
THERMOMETERS registered 80 degrees in
She shade.
Don't forget that the -entertainme mt
by Mrs. Hoskins. assisted by local tai.
0nt, will be given at Freeman Hall next
Tuesday, evening"
He took her little hand in his,
And she did sweetly blush
To hear him swear when he did find
It WAS boBtail flush.
Portland (Me.) Eastern Argus:-says
%he Republican party to Mr.. Depew:
You ers7A great and good man. but We
arc not taking any Chaunceys this year.
The carcasses of five horses were
Tound on che summit of a Humboldt
mountain range recently. The animals
hal probably persisted in the heavy
::snow,s .ernrof last Winter.
!. No: need To- consult catalogues"
whom you cad save money by buying
Dry Goods, FsAo9 Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Bonnee.. or anything eIse, at
homie. Pstsonize homo merchants.
Sci. Smith Russell, the comedian, is
worth $500. 900, lives elegantly in Min.
neapolis, and wants to run for Office ON
the Prohibition ticket II he will make
Aainging campaign he will be elected
County Superintendent stoue has
Sean summoned TO Jack Greek school
district to settle the location of the
new school house to he erected there,
rs the parties cannot agree upon the
site. :
Kansas City Star:-Boston brains
may furnish Western people with books.
but statitkics show that the bailry and
Sreweries Of the West supply Boston
with it's beer. "a FUR exchange IL no
robbery"
VirginiE. Chronicle:-Lots of folks
wanted to tes the late Jacob Sharp 60
tn Sing Sing Now he's gone to sing
wing with the angels, and yet they're
not satisfied. Some people are hard
to please.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are suited to
every age They are mild and pleasant
in action, thorough and searching in eff
feet, and, being suga.-coatel, are easy
TO take. These pills never fail to give
satisfaction.
Flko 10 putting on metropolitan airs
In the way Of entertainments. To NOR
row the peranbulating Aquarium, Tues
day evening Mrs. Hoskius' Entertain
mept and Friday evening the Woody
Bros Mals Quarie'te.
We received letter from II. j. Keith
This morning datol the 18th iustant, in
which hc says ho is all o. X. and the
wenther ia fine. that his horses are do
lng vol and ,at he lost mons during
the Winter. He sends regards to MI the
boys.
II. McAdams purchased Of VIM!
Simpson the frame house opposite the
residences Of s. z. Quincy, on Idaho
Street. and vest erdny Hi stoker's team
OF ten horses moved it up above the
Courthouse where it will be fitted up az
= dive ling house.
a perfectly sound body and o mind
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-21

dissension in = family. There 10 no
punishment too severe for such as Won. I"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-21
Entertainments.

G. +. HARVEY.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-04-21
Fire! wherGr

Elko, April Is, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
srEBNarR FoR TO-DAY.

Strength for to- day "a ail that we need,
"a there nevsr will bs to.morroW;
For TO morrow will prove but another day
With its measure Of oy and sorrow.
Then why forecast the trials Of life,
With much sad and grave persistence,
And walt and watch f5r a crewd OF Ills
That as Jet have no existenstf
sire myth fir to-day what = precious boon
FOR earnest souls who labor
For tho willing heaos that minister
To the nepdy friend or reighbor.
strength for to-day, that the weary hearts
In tho battle for right may quail not,
And the eyes bedim med BY bitter tears
In their search for light may fail not.
strength for to-day on tho down.hilI track
For the travellers near the valley,
That up tar up on the other eide.
Lre long they may safely rally.
strength for TO dsy, that our precious youth
may happily shun temptation,
A nd build rom the rise 10 tho sot Of the sur
On strong and sure foundation.
: strength for to-day, In house and home
10 pr otice iorbesrznce swsetly;
To scatter Kind Worde and loving deeds,
stiil trusting In 81 cd completely.
Strength for to day IL all that we need,
| As there never will be to-norr0w;
For Tomorrow will prove bat smother day,
With Its measure OF Toy and sorrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
sna Put HIM TO tho Test

"Yes, darling" he said, in tones of
deep tenderness would do anything
to show my love for you -
"Ahl' sighed the gentle maiden,
"that's what all men say when they
are striving TO win woman's heart. :"
"Put me to the proof" he exclaim.
ed, in wild, passionate tones; put me
to the proof, test me, and see If | fail.
Set me any task within the bounds of
possibility, and 1t shall be performed" !"
"Ah," she murmured, ''if | could
only believe YOU"
''Put me to the test. Say to me to
do this or do that and it shall be
done"
"Then l will put you to the test"
G "Ah," he exclaimed, exultingly,
''you shall behold the height, the
depth, the length, the breadth. the
circumference of my Lowell What il
the testP'
The maiden dropped her snowy lids
until the silken lashes rested on the
peach bloom of her cheek, Sigh
smile dimpled the corners of hel
mouth, and bending over the you'll
who knelt at her feet she whispered:
/ ''Marry some other girll'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
What a Time

..,,, formerly had, trying to swallow
r,s r.s.ta,hioned pill with its MIN OF
.,,.d, ~ vainly Disgusting Its bitter
W. .ra what a contrast TO Ayers
p, n, have been well called "med-
~ ~ ,,ar-plums''-t the only fear Do
A, PATIENTS may be tempted into
n, TOO many at dose. But the
,.a'Oa, are plain and should ss
tay followed.
. Teller, M. D., Of Chittenango,
: expresses exactly what hundreds
:, rritten at greater length. He
y, @Aver's Cathartic Pills are highly
,,,,.iated. They are perfect in form
\ coating, and their effects are all
tbe most careful physician could
N. They have supplanted all tho
A formerly popular here, and think
mu,t be long before any other can
made that will at all compare with
,m Those who buy your pills get
llvalue for their money"
assfe, pleasant, and certain In
,it action" is the concise testimony
Dr.. George E. Walker, OF Martins
Ole, Virginia, 49,
- Ayers Pills outsell all similar prep
rs,ions. The public having once used
Lom will have no others" - Berry
Tepable & Collier, Atlanta, Ga
Aver S Pills,
r,pnsd tyDtJC. Aver & Co., Lowell. Mod
Sold by ali Dealers In Mcdicinss
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Abandoning G.rl.ood TOO soon.

The New York Ledger thinks that
sithe rlsi ag generation OF our day rises
too fast This IA not tho fault OF tue
children, but OF parabts. A little girl
of fashion tricked ont like Il woman of
fashion; bs. s.hooped and baturbslnved
Wearing dia pond rings on her tigers,
bracelets on her slenier wrists, and
aportine a miniature watch And chate
laio, naturally enough tries to rlay tne
role for uhioh ths fesras 30 hsys beeu
o.psrtsoned. Bedeckea like mamma
chs copies mapma'h airs aud graoss, o.
course, and is never wesry gtzluR a
her reflected duplicate In mamma
! n tayhl plassn
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Pontioal.

NEW YonK, May 1.-THE New York
Republican STATE Convention met yea.
tarday in Buffalo. Eimun L. Piits, Of
Orleans. was made permanent ohAif-
man. Resolutions wero adopted Ap-
proving the action OF the Republican
Oouaressmen In opposing the Mills
Tariff bill, and deploring the death Of
Roscoe Oonkling. Ohauncey M. Depew,
Frank Hiscook, Warner Miller and
Thomas u. Piatt were chosen delegates.
as.larae to thu Ohicsao Convention.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, May II The
Connecticut Republiet ns held their
@ ate Convention here yesterday. After
electing delegates to Chicago, q plat
form was Adopted pledging support TO
all wise legislation calculated TO pro-
teot American industries In the posses.
sion OF Amt rican maikets; favoring
per sions for soldiers and sailors; cun-
Idemning the Democratic party for
Ignoring Its pledges Of civil service re-
form; denounctng ne oppressive aud
Ityrannical its refusal 10 giant the petit
| tion OF South DAkotA's half million
citizens for admission to the Union ,snd
pied ging support to the nominee OF the
lOhioaso Convention.
WINNEMUCCA, May 1.-THE BE
publican Btate Convention Of Nevada
was held here yesterday. This resolu-
tions demand, among other thingt, the
restoration OF duties on lead. borax,
soda, hides aud leather, aud OF the tar
iiff taken eff wool. Delegates to the
National Convention were eieotsd.
\ BEDAI.IA May 1.-THE Republican
lConvsntiou of Missouri, in session at
this place, yesterday adopted plat-
form which, among other things,
s'favors revision OF the tariff, but al
ways on the bhsis of protect on TO
IAmerloan iDdustrIes aud labor snd tho
preservation OF . home market for the
home product" A State ticket WAS
uomlnAted. hesded by 70. 70. KtmbAll,
lof Vernon county, 9ovsrL or.
MoNTG oMERy. May II The Rspub'
iioan Convention o. Alab ANA yesterday
tadopged resolutions oondemniaR Presi.
IdenL C.evelano's tariff mehsAse and the
Milis bill, and fAvorlHg she abolition oi
the internal revenue B9stem. Open and
personal charges of corruption were
made Or the floor by the Blaine and
IShermsu forces.
WINNIPEa, May 17.-Ths Rspubli.
eau State Convention of Colorauo on
Tuesday adopted resolutions approving
the recent speech OF Senator Ingslls and
jfavoriuR protsotion to American indus
tries. A Blaine resolution was present
ed, bot the oonventoa decided not te
Instruct Its delesa,es.
/ OMAHA, May II Tho Republican,
OF Nebras hold their Convention hert
! ysolsrdsy. The delegates TO tho ma
Ii onAl Convention n:s unins ructsd, bu
favor Blaine,
/ L DAYTON, MAY IL Tho Ohio Demo
or&t- helJ their Stats Convention yes
terdRy. The platform adopted endorses
lw,tnout quslih 1Atlon President UleVs
lands s1niuisIstion; declares that hi
rSnomiuNtion ID demanded by tn
1iuterests OF the country; approves th
dilis Tariff bill; demands = rsductioi
of the surplus by reduced taxation
re comm ,nuB the repeal Of "duties upol
,n, us'r ries combined into trusts ~ eItc
monopolies."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
a nrnna.

Horseback riding, according to spe
eisl from the nations capitol, "has be-
come craze In Washington, and II 10 NO
wonder, for those who enjoy this health
full and abounding exercise have In no
other city such delightful surroundings
and 60 many miles Of well-keptsuburban
roads leading to so many different points
Of interest. historical end otherwise. The
great number of people In Washingtt n
able to keep their own horse is, perhaps,
one Of the reasons why the revival OF the
good old fashion Of ri ling in the saddle
has been started here-so easily; but for
those who do not own horses there is no
lack OF accommodations In riding school
stables, where ple' tiful supply OF train
ed animals 10 kept, clipped, Ieiched and
banged In the most unnatural and ultra
fashionable style, for hire by The hour
by the day, or for any time, on csst
terms"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth
& SIKH St. Wsbb ST.
Greenhi|I & Gray AVss'

We have sold IN this locality over 400 lots
during the last year and pumher OF biiildings
have Oeen erected, necessarily enhanci lhs
value OF the other lots Lots IN TINS lOcAiilS
are becoming ore valuable every DAY on ac'
count OF the present and prospective i'm
proNements.
PROSPECTUS.
The Board OF Education have purchased
hne lot on which to erect II school mouse anu
Mhlch Will Re nOne soon. Front streel from
Union TO Webb streets will be graded aud
/ then the Front street railway line VIII without
I Bailey's map OF Wilmington, published IN
1875, aud you can see trat Madison street Was
as far out from the business centres and less
accessible than this neighhorhood Is now.
Madison street at per foot; 1t is now worth
from foO to 325 per foot, You can nave NO
better proof III IN look in this locality, 1t
costs nothing and you can observe the stri es
/ has taken even In the past year.
| ~ people living out oil the city as well as IN
| IN y there is no Investment that pays SO well
| as building lots In good locality. Cit
property Is bound to Increase: sometimes
land reap good returns.
] PERSONS desiring TO procure homCB, here IL
~ easy way. You may say 1t Is some dis
| lance out from the ceI tire of the city. II II waf
further in the prices would be proportionately
hisner; do not expect Washington street
properly at suburban prices. SGy now al
suburban prices ana sell after while at Wash
. lngton slrlel pIlcrs.
Taxes i-s rate, house assessed at O. 900 cas-
9i nion street, Sl7, west OF Union street o.. 25
Title guaranteed.
IEHas-l 10 cash on each lot as soon ii
p9id for, or psr cent off For For CASH. '''i 'A''
Hack leaves Sixth and Market strCf Ia at g 3
, O'Clock. Front street ears dli c'
THOMAS NJ, otsTE,
u. W. EtidhAm 4 snu AnpttafIe..ra ,t,ls 4t.aoi
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Hell t,ate Glorinsd.

Miss Brimner Tot Boston. home
ward bound on Fall kiver boat )-Whai
O Lovely islandl Those old stone aastltf
Anu velve5 lawrs are Amply en,rsnc-
ing. Do the VAndegbilss and Asiors
summer there
Ked geley (os New York, who has hei
mother and herself on bia hsnds)-
Hardly; that's Black well's Island
where tht-
Miss Brimme,-Ob, / remember
How Interestingly Ard liant the dear
old Dutch Purga.ory 5.ile near here
some W here?
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Death of = mexican Veteran.

MADISON, Ind, May 17.--Colonel
James ID, woolford died suddenly Of
heart disease on Tuesday. He was .
lieutenant in the regular army during
the Mexican war. During the rebsllion
he was In the Confes seratA Treasury De-
partment at Richmond, Vireinis, and
issued all the bonds OF the Con fed eracy.
l. W. Tiffany. q prominent Mason,
died at his homo In Wilkes barre, Pa. /,
yesterday Of typhoid pneumonia.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
r,ms 10 select Your cottage

Now is the time to select your far
II ished cottage mt the oeaside. A fur
nished cottage, II should DO explained
differs from an unfurnished 1ttage In
the fact that the former usually con
talns an arm chair, tefa'ead without
stats, two OF THREE botso ohairs, a
few dleoNrded tomato cane. aud a gen
e-Al oder OF musty and nilde%ed dc
c,y Fnrnishe3 cottages o9me high, bn
, tnsy are a great relief to psople whl
have pessed the winter amid luxury
esse and comfort.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
n Fnther's Revenge.

Omaha MAn-"As your first baby Ia
q boy, suppose you have the privilege
OF banning IL"
Young EAther-"Yss,s ,siree.I wouldn't
allow any one else TO name that
oherub."
"Havs you thought OF good name
for him YETI"
"D,z ms OF 'em, splendid names; Just
the thing; but they won't any Of them
do"
"Why not?"
'My wife won't have 'em, but she is
going TO give 1t Hooper's Anodyne."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
!I!l!h!!ng R0use in Trouble

UllAs u the failure Of large wholesale
Funny house, tho entire stock was soiEpd
w. creditors and an atsie moo was ap
sl ol The order OF court. The stock
sau 0SO zoo WOith CT ne oioth'ng for
!. ooys ., onildtsn, and VIII be sold ct
W. @aI les, thAo ao.usl ccst. This bank.
a.is, which IL row going at thu y. W.
n XII !, :, t4al and Market ttrsets. whining.
w win 9lyo the .ioOplo OF Whining.
sS,,l MA me yloiIl;y to get clothes for almost
& iit,Is, n ol.. we VIII mention tow prices A
IN .aF nta 9iothing, all to uEtch 1881,
i,u s,Fo' to' mems elegant black Norsted
,,,g ~ t,tR worth tlO 30; uen's elegant
rSsie ,raise ptuts tl3l, wortr s27A a child'a
z,ts.fl,t ~ W. pieatHd and made IN iates,
M" - worth s5.H chiltian'P pants "a
IN, ne 5, y uorHer 2no aod Market
~ ~, va va snf soc before going elsAwhs srs
sAVs monsy ml-ln
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Il. as Omoers Commended.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE stockholders
Of the Chicago. Burlington and Qlinoy
Railroad met yesterday. A resolution
was passed commenting the present
ofh ,ets for the stand taken in the late
ssrtke. The present Board Of Die tors
was Ie-eleoted. Next week they will
meet in Boston and select ofaoers for
the coming year.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Deserved Asr.
.shinaton Critic.

From tbs washing ton UfItIo'
Young Mani came to ask, sir, the
hand of your daughter in marriage.
Old Man-Have you any visible
means of supportS =,
Young Man docking up at old gent.
Yes, sir.
Old Man-What is it?
Young Man-Your daughters Ia
ther. sir.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
LunR Diseases.

The sre.t and m,ahsy medicine, DR..
sirnmS White Pnimont0 BaifAm
rapidly curse o1nshs, hoarseness, sors
throat, GROUP, blood spittina etc. Hmm
dreds of 70 ersnee8 In Wilmington
a one 500. nld o. Ths description
OF Dr.. s,mus & san, 4tb and kin2
AEraata Wilnlingtnn. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Tne tommon ,easo Aleatmoot

la a spsc,f,o trea,meat for rheumatinun,
i dy,spsps,a, lGng disease, ea.nni aHec.
tisn, femnl8 wsaIheta anu enent IVY
hundred otbar sy mptoInu. GOA French
street d.. Lippindots.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
Population of Reading

Boyd's snnual directory osnvsss Of
Reading, Pc, has just been completed.
1t contains this year 81 $40 manner,
which, according to the usual mett cd
Of conn mputAtion, Indicates . population
OF 81, ,847.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
CALIFORNIA.

Special Parties. s,mi-Monthiy. Free
Sleeping Carr. Ghesn Rates. Southern
R,ute. Address e. 1AWLEY, General
E,stern Agent, 339 Broad way, N Y.
r j. SMITH, 402 Chestnut St. Psiis.
delphtn, or any Baltimore & Ohio
Ticket Agent. - i29-sa.16t
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17
season 1888

E.,E. Hanna will open his Ice cream
pasiors, 831 Jefferson street, oa Sstur.
dav. April 2sth. Families and parties
supplied vi short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

6ut 'SsRd You i i ptssio2s5 fsr rs cents we wi
r,o, oidiSgsnl new design as fan music
d ever sni and stamping ,on oF r. m m
tse.T Riddles f ard %t lot Of new o. ones i@e
p Ji,Iat Side spli,ias.hn rums, $50 moito
FRET alnIs, rs nsw NJ nd g magical tricks.
IstuNi' i'ggsseet gsdt 30 cute Ia aiar party gaWes,
i2E csa, zane Of fortune taI,ln and catchy
""okLD M,rss' ~ ~ stamps; cataIo9SS,,. sn;, e.c;
So'l2i NASSAU g. N T. y y
m9-l2td 2tws
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

Best nrea6 and sake, n tbs city q
Wsiton'h. Seventh and TatpAlL
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

j. J. Pierce advertises 10 sell ssversl
desirable dwellings o; public sale, next
Saturday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

Ro.In ! b.e. .slspsole esil seaa
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

ya. ary ss0ea--ollsao. 9 oo.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

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Daily Republican., 1888-05-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-14

Tse1xs< Jasse 1x.-Thx serious trozstse
which has As~n hr~viug Is the Tsrvrsa
es,si and eexe eefnresEy ~ W.kekfa ssses
the nrss u ths month hss lEss dssss2yed
ssss iexvs tomorrow sssrssIux with safrants
Tor the arrest al sixsesn nsen- Tbs ssogf -
5s,ld TO prnsefutfng Afzsraxy Gamer TODAY
IL ~ fossDws. The Tacoma coss assa e.xs
cozn pany leased their faIne 20 man
n&msd Haaerraan issf year, hs 70 savply
The company conesBdesf tina; Il eon;d
operate Is mines sitb esaai facility difeft
ard thus dispose u tAe services o. HszsKs
fnsa. The miners heard ~ this aud
~eess 20 hare ms<ie u sB occasion 81 max
Ing war szs o,s ss,r % s ans e eSxs
have ha1 grsdxe for some tire, chiefly
because Of us having r,eeted consider
affse AZ tine csat sent him. Accordingly
they heid meeting and shortly AFTER sent
him word that Ties vsrte<t 20 see hin
He sent word ln feyly that nc could =
thirty excited mea went 10 the sffsee- sur.
roan5ed Il and discussed the question 81
iyHehing him
a. G. smith. one Of the Officers Of the
company. appeared on the scene and sur
eyedea In inducing The men " sise over
taefr purpose until the next day That
night Kelly sssreeasd In getting away.
TIE c1fnfafiy them shut down the works,
and fa. ferst fhsra 50 since the FIRST Of the
month A. this IL me only coke works on
the Pacific Coast. and il rushed with or
der~ which keep pfilnz ap. this has been a
great hardship.
Mr.. smith came 10 the city yesterday and
filed complaint against sixteen of the
more turbulent, and II their arrest II made
successfully work viii be resumed at once
but serious trouble i anticipated By the
Officers.
Tnis yersion OF the sfsry Il given BY Mr.
Smith. If there be other circumstances
they nse moi AZ yet made known.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-14
PORT TOWNSEND.
The Masonic Meeting Election OF
OUcers- shipping Notes. Etc.

fogT TOWNSEND. Juns Is--Thi. city Is
crussied 10 It's gates with visiting faasons
aud others. Many 81 the delegates who
are here Tor the sfst time express great
surprise aud admiration AZ the beauty of
this scenery icreabous and the command
Ing location Of the city;
The Grand Con BaIidery, Knights Temp.
bar Of Washington Territory. have elected
the following othcsrs: Eminent grand
commander, a. L. Palmer, Seattle; deputy
grand commander, 4. NJ. Beatty. Tacoma:
captain general. !. l.. Wilson. spokane
Falls: prelase. j. Y. Damon. seattle: grand
senior warden, T.. X. Hare, Tacoma: grand
Junior warden, y :. IngrahauF seattle;
treasurer, fbarles n, Daniels. Tao ma; re
corsifr, T. NJ. Reed. olympia. standard
bearer. y. X. Mcpherson, spokane Falls,
sword bearer. J. ". GlsTer. spokane Fails.
warden, W. +. winafs. walia waila; cap
tain OF the guard, ]. ]. Coy, Tacoma. This
lodge next meets In Tacoma.
The Royal Arch aasons yesterday
elected the following officers: ". A.
Faifweather, ef sprsgte. q. II. T.; ". v.
Rineisari. % seattle. u. G. II. r.; J. H.
McMieksn, of olympia, urand Scribe; r..
" .ee5, ,ifand Secretary; Henry Drum. %
Tacoma, Grand Treasurer
THE GRAND LODGE.
TIE grand lodge 4. r. aud A. NJ.
OF Washington Territory. met here ia
ANNUAL convention al ~ O'clock To-
day. Ono hundred aud seseufy-sive
delegates aud officers were present
The day was consumed IN bearing the re-
ports % committees The proceedings are
expected 10 last til saturday. The follow
lag efiieer are conducting the meeting
Joseph smith, grand master. Nathan d.
Porter. deputy grand master: William A..
fairwea;her. Junior grand master; Beuja-
min Harmed, treasurer, Thomas ". Reed,
grand secretary Harrison W. Eagan, chap.
lain; Thomas Amos. marshal: FEED Furth,
grand orator. Charles A. johnson, stand.
nri bearer; Isaac Parker. Bible bearer
William Farrell, lecturer: Alfred A. rinm-
NOR, senior deacon. Levi q. Shelton. jun
Tor deacon: Y. &. Ferguson. senior stewart
Jerome Ely, junior stewart. y. IL. Mullen,
tyler.
Tomorrow grand picnic IN the day and
a ball In the evening win be- given In
houor OF the delegates
NOTES
Ms Emma MaiI,y a somewhat notori-
Gus woman. arrived IN this city yesterday
TO take up her permanent residence.
A Mrs Wtnsiow, OF Eilensberg. who has
been visiting Mrs. John Lindsay of this
city. died Suddenly last evening.
business VIII be generally suspended to-
morrow In honor OF the visiting Masons.