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AT y9u only meant 10 keep the package
back, why shoalI you go 90 such q length
as SO rob che cNpresst l am aTruid that
your story VIII not hold together young
man. remarked the superintendent, Sc
verely.
u expected y0u TO i1sl, ril4t question. it
was because l4got had possessed himself Of
the secret oi nlv eorrasu eace with Eide
son and lsas oa tae watch lt WIS 20 blind
him ana uow hu ptl ihe track taut I took
that desperate 5tepaud sc o. diI net avail my
purpose. BE suspected me aud found proof
for bis suspicious I h1d JOSH a friie. "a piece
broken from % Watal-caaIH Waicl caught iu
the machinery IL the tracks he found IL
there. and used the power be gave Linn for
his own ends.
'.Thfs Is all. ] think, TINT need tell. Pun
ish me as sou VIII; You cam not be too Sc
wore
alr Evcricieh was the picture Of distress
and sorrow
III must have time to think over this"
hc uuruured can b.. rily rcaiize H.
Mr. Starr. to tne superintendent, "wil
you do me the favor TO consult with me be-
fore Won take any steps Bee tha matter $50 far
as g. concerns your company! Come with
ms, Norris wasn't your clear heId 60 helpme
ia this. sun utterly upset and confused ~
Hedl not give another word or look 10
his Offending partner. Uut went out ut the
room, leaning 90 the arm of Norris Berg
man, whsle Lyman eyes followed them
with % io1.. i1 thsif depths hlch seemed 90
say that DIS punishment had aucady be-
gun.
.tIt Is as e should &c. He Is wortbier
than was the bitter admission of his
humbled sp.rt 81. twas hard To- see him
self supplauicd In his ola friend scouhdcnce
$50 soon
The silent uuc.osiuv of the door no his
bacs dil mot reach bis car, but be turned
almost Immediately 70 sec A-thga standing
there and one l0o6 mt1 beer face told hlm
that she had heard ail which had passed
II was ihe first time hc had seen her since
in those dreams which bad frightened the
later stage of his siclliess-dreams which
hc did not dare o. believe as reality.
A great surge of Shame and despair went
over him: he could not speak could not
meet her eyes.
"Carol told me what You meant 90 do. l
have been in there. have heard it glL Tell
me what YOU did not ten nay iaghcr for all
his ouesti6niuu-sshy did you fake your first
step aside from honor lad truth. Why did
yoa 50 wish ta stand equal with him, and 10
make him your debtor iu 2raatuaei There
must hlve been q motive behind &c alLn
The clear. low. even tones struck coldlv
on his car. the proud, intent fuca held none
Of the pitving saftness Of which nc had
dreamed Tho courage which had sus-
tanned him through his conf ession, bitter as
Il had been. deserted him now
"I dare got tcli you why, he answered,
reluctantly and brokeuly.
II insist that you do. You owe Il TO Your
self and 90 ne that you make every thing
clear. ask you agaln, why dld you take
that step.'
..AIiss Eycrlcigh. you VIII scorn and
despise me when say because loved You.
Yet that is the ruth. ] was mad enough
70 think that might win 8,,r gratitude,
ana ia time something more I shock you,
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read nor thought in the slight cloud which
came over her fair young face.
There is nothing to fear, ne SAID, reas
surin"ly. " Lyman's troubles are all over;
he kept nothing back, so there is nothing 10
come up against him now
A mist came into the eyes lifted to his.
How good you have all been 10 my
brother No one seems to hold his fault
against him. yet / believe that very fact
makes him feel it all the more. Think how
hard it is for him not to be perfectly happy,
even to-day
Every hard But don't you think it just
as hard that should not be perfectly happy
when so very little would make me so,
CaroR Lyman does not need you any
longer do. When win You say yes 70 the
question have asked You how ofteufi
a nisehicyous CLEAN came into her eyes
now
Are sou sure that you haye asked its'
II know that / have tried to a dozen
times, and that you would not listen. Is it
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UNDER A CLOUD;
0a,
CLEARING HIMSELF.
Tho Thrilling Gad Absorbing Story
Of q Greet Crime.

TX JENEr1 AVIS BUTTON.
AcTaoB - " HER Lrl's a-cg,2 AID
9EgEG fTuGlEs.
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nm treatment Of many thousands of eases
t79s. chronic weaknesses and distressing
uaa,15rfs ppeuEar to females at the lnyalids'
Horql aud Surgical Institute Buffalo. n. y
5s ad0ried q vast experience in nicely adapt
h and thoroughly testing remedies Tor the
l5aHt WUndHs peculiar maindes.
Ur. piercesB EaVOrgfe Prescription
4. III gufgrOwth, or result, Of this great and
siIrbje gXparience Thousands Of testimo-
-is received from patients and from physi-
80 NM b3ve tested 10 in the more srgra-
.rld and obstinate cases which hbo hdileC
sEiIl. uruve it TO be the most wonderful
s.,0rIg ever devised for the RELIEF ana cure OF
s.s.rar#a,r wgmpn t rs not recommended as a
aeirs-lll7 but as most perfect SPECIFIC FOR
7goulans peculiar ailments
9EH powerful. iHVt gOraItng tonic
If imHarts strength 20 the Whole system,
5r1 X the womb aud its appendices in
ggrsiaiigr. For oyerWOrked, worn out "
argn.aowu." aehllit85ed teachers milliners,
9l..-fHf {HHs. Seamstresse5, -shOp-glrls,' house
Eaa,aa nursing mQtHer. ana feeble women
5.rral|y, DR.. biarce's taEOrite Prescription
Is tba greatest s1fEt IA nuoh' belh8 uhelu aieu
naUUetIzIug cordial au1 restorative tome.
fs a soothing and strengthening
ueryfnes Eay0rifa Prescription" is une-
a.I.ea ana Is Invaluable In almying and sub
fn9r nervous gNCtaEuilE. MIl8billfy, CN-
f-.sfia0. Hr0sfratigu hEstcua, spasus and
TagIrpIH4ufat uUon functional ana organic
.Fa af th6 womb 10 induces refreshing
s 10 8ud relieves mental anxiety ana oc-
Ivy Isiarcess -evaritp Prescription
q q legitimate afedtciHes carefully
r nHH0H#aH h# a4 experienced AND stUuUl
Tr.r. ana Hed tu WbuQus delicate
5Hlt.Hl. alTe.E Le$et4hlc ln l5s
aua5- a6H QHa Ncfly harmless Ia jos
3. e5.s 10 aus condition Of The system. hog
u lar'ug slasHs or nausea, from what FL
5rgss arising weak stomach Indigestion. dys
W.saa 1d Nnarad symptoms, PCS use, ln small
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45 CEN
THE cHlcKADEE's LESSON.

o, little gray bird in the maple,
Close 10 my window, high.
How can you, how can you be merry
Beneath such gloomy sSyf
How can you sing such joyous strain
While cold, black clouds are dropping rain,
And bleak winds whistle byf
O. gay little bird at my window,
Sing ng so merrily.
What do You know that makes you so blithei
Tell IT, pray. 70 me-
Tell me, O. tell me, what do you know
So sweet that your voice must ever flow
In glad song Chick1deel
And the little gray bird draws nearer
To my face press'd to the pane,
Shakes from his head and pretty ngs
The chilly drops Of "a n,
And sings again-and ia his lay
Il ems 10 m, these words doth sly
Most lieg.y and plain;
"In storm or shine Gods watchful eye
Stl watches over an;
Nocloud so black but lie c11 sea
The greatest and M S small
His tender love is made SO plain.
He sh c.ds me 50 from want aud pain,
/ sing my thsn6s meath sun and ram,
Spring, summer, winter, fan"
o, dear little bird az my easement,
A lesson YOU bring 80 rae
Worthy some human taueher
More wise On llearne than thee;
grow ashamed o. nay love aim,
OF my wicked doubts, au3 turn 10 Him
Ausw for sympathy.
-E u Lfar. q Go53 Ho wte/pil q.
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h" on are iamons detecdve," sald Nor
RS, with laugh First r1n vour man
down, and then give him a home for life
for that IS what it viii amount to-
am only afraid that he will NOT live
very long, Door fellow! Certainly. Norris
you need not object, since You refuse 10 live
with me, and Edison would find it hard 10
get a situation where he could support him
self. No one would care to employ him
with that blot of dishonesty hanging over
him, and, besides, he is not now III for any
thing except to potter about place Ike
mine'
IAN eminently good and satisfactory
reasons, Uncle Amos, but am to wait until
pay you visit there 10 learn what he saw
in the bank that nishtl Evidently. YOU do
not regard him as Lyman Chider's assail-
ants
NO, Lyman Childer's own hand com
mitted The crime against himself: Won -lay
know why, though you keep So qriet ABOUT
it. This Is what Edison says.
It was only what the reader knows with
out telling Hidden lie The expectation of
finding Childcr engaged in some scheme
like that whlcA he hnd once carried out sue
cessfuly, Edison had disclosed himself Just
in time 70 thoroughly startlc the Other as he
turned the pistol against himself and sent
the bali crashing home, meaning il 10 still
life's pulses forever
Edison had not doubt but that this had
been done
Never brave man at The best. and rem
dered more coWardiy by wear Of fugitive
'orences ,rhf.i, 1.'ie,l,s rslost s,,os bis,soif
who would beIiere tl,-t h. co,;si l,e i, that
riaco r. tb.,t i,4r RI. ,,, ,,i,.,, M .,-il3
n ,nigbt he evas tbat fis 900. ~ .,l,e
otl,oris sri,i,, ,,.,,,ll ~, 5,,b+,3 .,,,a M,
scif e,e,o,.,l b., ,-.,s,, 81 ,,,,,le,.e ,I,,,ero
was thaf stjlI l.1tf''a aimed l,ettreen t,e t,eo
,,,,, ,,,f,;l, s,.l., tf,fs s.,-.,.;ts., ,.f,l,1,
ana ne bsa welded n, 1,-. f.s.rs and ,,,.,,1o
800 as ,..,.s r-st ,f,fit,.,
ste an f.,,.i+s Ill ti, ,,.se.7ts fi,srs rle bo5
hro,,5ht tbss, 55st-..5,-s4sl ,.',i,.,.,cs from,
tle,, r.,,lss-1 .t7,, .,,.l ,.tl,..l ,l,l,,,, ,-,
in fbo i;,t +, olese- ,,Y.s,.. h.. IA fl,,,,.1 <
bi,lfTrrl,sa. mi +, ,r. II. s.r,., 81 f,,-,iiar
o,,.3 no.. ,. -., l,,.l ,...,i . ~, ,.l,s,.-,
q,iis 80 IN tf,,f 49,. ,-sgs ,.-.,5f.j ,.u
mo soa,,ei K, fi,@t ,ia.,.. sfts,rs, tl.e Ia,
IN The enc r.yst.,.y Il toe- i ,7r.5n CtHu5er
had robbed the cf7r sven. =v..,o tr3ste3 linn.
came laear whom tfe SICK man was 60 far
recovered fi.-t lie could move ah4et. tbourb
only tbc et.,l5,r and ,thosH OF himself ybgu
one 5a,- at I.i. r,oi,t.5. afr. TyerIeiab faI5e.
bripoI,Ir yrttb h..Is Gentleman with whom
bo bg.l 81 business f.far,.. the Division
supcnnfeua,rf of tba ,srsress eolrpsnv.
un-fer tgbe4i Norris BAD farrcrfv worked
Norris yv,s f5a-s .f.,. hc tr1airtmeut not
n, .,lI a-.,,.,.- i,s- ,,.l,..f ,,-.. r., .,5,...
..c.,.,.-,., ..s5 r,,se- s,.-7f1,.
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VT.MUTUaL FIRE INSURANCE.

lnsure IN tie Old reliable Home Company.
You can get cheaper insurance than iu Foreign
Companies.
The Company is making extra efforts for sale risks.
i'atroui1e home institutions. Apply e. The UNDER
,iened-S0e Agents for Randolph ana Bralntree.
BOZ Den & CLEVELAND.
Office over Joslyns store, West Randolph, W.
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Oh! ny He'd.

The pain from Neuralgia and j
companion disease Rheumatism l-
eycrucianng. Thousands who cmle
heQuiCkly cured are needlcssly sui.
, fering Ath-o-pho-ros will do f,r
others what it cid f1r The following
parties:
VIII msrrt ~ud Oct 1857
Having been I'll e Hi ueuralEia f0r
theplst iour years aud tryiu- almost every
thing but in vain finally he1rd Of Athlo-
phpf0s After taking one bottle found j.
tote helping me and after taking four bot.
TIES Of Athlophoros and one Of Pills, found
that was entirely well ] think the mell-
cine e positively sure cure
CHAUSCEY B. BEnntcT
vt Carmel H. Dee ~ U.s.
have used AtllophofJs IN NV family 1u4
H1Q D. 70 Be the greltesl meailtug t.T
I1lga 10 existence and having had Il tlugs
listened upon me for 2 be mast Sd years know
whereof speak Mrs JULIA CHIFFON
ts- s5nif cents fdr the beautiful colored pie-
trrs Moorish Maiden"
IHEETHL 0pH0PDc IN 112 WiyN 81 ~ y
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,,,,..-.. ,... I-...li.. b. l,,,,t r,aIir, &, che
,-.-.,.,. @ RS He9 not IN ~
l...r ,..,.', ..f J,.e . ba l..1 an tbat
3,,...'-.. 49,. ,--f. e.. re.,, tss
-. 49,. ..,.l.l t...l l,.-., Titl, 4lI ,ap
-. IF KS Es.. b.p ei,4,,,.a
Nv, l.,l -,..s... tt,e,, .l,st .., ..,-,la reyor
loyo }l.rs f,l...l 49, .it IN tAat f-bt
ID ~, ti.,e fl. s:aa..ta8. when tle shadow
,,-,s iirtat f.o., ..s5...., .,.f Ia trgiiB he
CO.. d.sgraer, tf... .sH g.etf Hal succeeded
h talaiga. 49,, -.f s.. I.,r. Va;.led
Mn .l,s .,.s.-s.. -, he-rf. ~ cords v-lica
1,.l s.s.., t..#. o.,.s Is MS t,us Caris
$40 ,,s,r ,- .,4 l-..-. tsif She was
lsss t,..5 II t.i,, f.,.a I., ..5+ of her.
Co.. f.,.. ........ ...., ..,,., l,,,.c..,t
!. ts...t rt.f.- fl, lsfat Nerris
81, ,.,... ..5l.- f.rl-. fr,as ma 81. Fverfsirb
AMI sii tf.. ..,.. y. f,...,-. .s., 49,
Ia ~. ,-5.3.I i,,,srs "a,
49,. ...;-.. Z,
8. 7 s,il,r.5ss f.f,tsf ,s.9riis, saap then. Tor
love ne. and 'Fi FNu marry nee as soon as
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23
The GaeaMest Man Yet,

Oscuren Johnson, OF Modesto,
California is worth 5000 900. He
wrote letter to his son and used
second hand postage stamps.
His housekeeper saw him take
some old envelopes and steam the
stamps off by holding them over the
tea kettle.
He was bound over IN the sum of
81 900 to appear before the Grand
Jury.
When a man worth 100000
plays such trick to save . cents it
is high time he went to Jail.
We know OF but one man in Ne
vada who would do such a thing and
will bet if so citizens of Carson
were called on to name him 40 at
least would light on the same man.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23
She was Surprised .

Husband (reading): "Here is a
very interesting article from Japan
en- the Mikado."
Wife: "Dear me! has the Mi
kado craze really penetrated to
JAPAN. 1t is quite astonishing "
She was more surprised when she
heard that Olcovich Bros. are selling
12lbs. granulated sugar for 81 90.
In lace flounclngs, laces, parasols
and ladies wear of every description
0icoyic,I Bros. take the lead. Gro
series, shoes and Furnishing goods
are also always kept in stock at
Olcov;ch Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23

h Natures true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most ef-
fective remedy known to Cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to
dispel Headaches, Colds, and Fee
vers to Cure Habitual Constipation,
Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac-
tured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Can.
For sale by George G. Thaxtsr,
agent Carson. jan1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23
The yyiiber Company.

The people of Carson are de-
lighted with the WILDER Company
The low prices enable everybody
to go, and the splendid work OF
the company make it advisable for
everybody high and low rich and
poor to go and enjoy the perfor-
nance.
There are no sticks in the COM
pany. The leading lady is finish
ed actress and the soubrette is
immense with delightful vocal ac-
complishment. The general verdict
is that the troupe wOuli do well for
another week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23

Great Slaughter OF Prices
At A. Bergman's for this week com
mencins this Saturday June 9 1888
White SHIRTS worth $3.50: LOO
{" /" 4" $100: Scots
Seersucker Coats and Vests
worth 50 $3.50.
Boys Suspenders worth 25cts,
l5.ts.
Boys Knee Pants worth 75cts.
37Rscts.
Boys Waists worth scots. 20cts.
Boys School Pants worth 81:
Scots.
Bows School Suits worth "a
$3.50.
Boys Long Pants worth $40: SO.
Mems Underwear worth $3.50.
75cts. per Set
And everything else in proper
ton. We have the combined stock
OF two stores, and the goods must
lie sold. This is your chance to
buy clothing cheap. Call and
he convinced.
4. BERGMAN.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23

For chronic catarri, induced
by scrofulous faint, Ayers Sarsa-
parilla is the true remedy. 1t stops
eatarrahal discharges, removes the
sickening odor, and never fails to
thoroughly eradicate every case OF
the disease from the blood. Sold
by all dealers in medicine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23
Necessary to choice AS vote!

ADJOURNED UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK To-
A motion to adjourn caused great
confusion Bob Ingersoll tried to
get the floor but was obliged 10
sit down and the band struck up to
drown the noise.
The Chairman cried out above
the din that the Convention was adj
journe1 until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
Amid the CONFUSION the delegates
are leaving the hall and Charlie
Pope h. st. Louis tragedian is re-
citing Sherdan's Ride. The Cali
fornians have raised q big banner
inscibed "Blaine and Protection"
and it elicits widest enthusiasm.
It is reported that New York will
swing it's votes for Harrison to-
morrow
The California delegation say
they will only bring Blaine to the
fore after it is shown that the Con-
v .ntion cannot unite on any other
man,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23
The Ba bfes Cry For II.

And the old folks laugh when
they find that the pleasant Califor-
MIA liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
Figs. is more easily taken and more
beneficial in its action than bitter,
nauseous medicines. 1t strength
ems the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach,
and Bowels, while it arouses them
to a healthy activity. For sale by
Geo. C. Thaxter, Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23
Not for Ladies.

'LolHI
HloM Iled9I OF lou II!M aq So noon
SUP ls,oH uo,Su!IIY sq, &c 4AvH
IN eos U!M ssiDI Quay dDsqo
lr suop =! sAeq plnoM puB psIIudsl
sq o. Su!IslspId eABq oqA asoqL
:5uIMoHoJ
sql pusl pur uAop ep!sdn Isdrd
SUP UNI II!M uAo@ SUP Il! AprI ALsA9
@BtI} IRuop IssI!s Aou leq HI
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23
ALI soars.

| Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Yering'
ton returned rom San Francisco
YESTERDAY.
Today at the Matinee the great
Temperance drama Of ten Nights
in a Bar Room" and tonight "Es-
capped from the Law"
| Business at The Dairy Restau-
rant is improving. after Mr.. larry
cooks one meal for man he al
ways comes back .or another.
Mrs. George Stewart ard Mrs.
q. Il. McAvnv accompanied by
Miss Fannie. Parkinson have gone
to San Francisco and Seattle on Il
visit
Mr.. Winterhield the organ man
shes TO inform has patrons here
AMI in Douglas county that he is
confined 10 his bed at the Arlington
by sickness.
-Geo. I. Davis has just received
some pure Maple Syrup OF this years
run, soidered and sealed in the rock
Mape groves OF Vermont.
Try i. on biscuit and hot cakes.
The Tribune suggestion regard
ing lawyers libraries and not ex-
enpting them from attachment, in
case OF debt is a good idea.
A lawyers library ought to be at
least good for the rent.
The need of merit for promot-
ing personal comeliness, is due to
j. c. Aver & Co., whose Hair Vigor
is universal beautifier of the hair.
Harmless, effective, and agreeable,
It ranks among the indispensable
toilet articles.
Louis O. Benedict of the State
Prison died suddenly night before
asst. He was sent here from Eu-
-eka county where as Treasurer of
he Odd Fellows Lodge he was con-
'icted of embezzlIng funds OF the
lodge. He expected pardon at
he next meeting of the Board.
His funeral took place yesterday
litei noon at his wifes residence in
his city. The Chaplain of the
Prison officiating and the remains
# the unfortunate victim of circum-
tances was laid in their last rest
ng place.
X. OF p ELECTION. At their
ocular convention last evening, Car
On Lodge, No. 4, X. of p, elected
he following officers for the ensuing |
ERIN: Win U. Mackey, C. c.; T.
Dempsey. v. c.; &. C. Bryson, Jr,
I. OF r. and s.; 7. R. Hofer. Nj
E.; II. Levers, NJ of F.; G.. T. :
ILLS, Prelate; L. A. Frisbie. M. at
l. N. Fording, Trustee. The
,regoing officers. together with j.
; Meder, z. c., will be installed
t the next regular convention (July
thy by District Deputy Hume Yer.
lgten.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-06-23
CHICAGO.
THREE xALa.O IS cAE1s n A>D
IA, CHOICE.
sherman Lead, Gresham and
Ayers Nscx a.sss Neck.
CHICAGO. June %

,, on loot among DHtlue IrieHuS
nominate him after giving Harriso
a chance, rs IA faint, to beat Sherman
Says New York may turn tuGreshar
, if Depew is not taken up by othe
Stats.
TIE News says Michigan, Obi
and Indiana have formed IL com
bi,,ation to prevent stampede t.
Blaine.
The Inter Ocean says New Yorl
receding from Shermanand Gresham
Harrison neck is advancing.
The Times says the contest i:
narrowing between Blaine and
Sherman. with chances in favor OF
Blaine, with Foraker for Vice Presi
dent
TIE Convention called to order Il,
1906 A NJ Hiscock takes Oh ir.
Rul! call ordered at 1928 A. NJ;
when California voted 16 for Blaine
there was great cheer"
Great. cheering for Gresham.
| First ballot Delaware Harrison
6.
Florida Harrison l, Sherman 4,
Gresham l, Lincoln 4.
Illinois Gresham A.
Indiana--Harriso 30, Gresham 1.
Iowa Allison 26.
Kansas-lngalls IL, Blaine l.
Kentucky = Alger 4. Depew l.
II arrison 4. Gresham 8, Sherman II
Louisiina-Sherman Q, Gresham
l, Allison 8, Alger 2, Depew l.
Maine Gresham 1. Sherman l,
Alger 3. Harrison 2, Depew 5,
Allison 2.
Maryland--Depew l, Sherman l.
Harrison 5. Allison 1, Blaine 1,
Gresham l.
Mass-Alger 6. Allison 2, Depew
l, Gresham ,. Harrison 4, Sherman
9, Blaine 2, Lincoln 2.
Michigan -Alger 26.
Minnesota Gresham IL, Alger l,
Depew 2.
MISUNDERSTANDING Ia. Gresham
;. Depew 1.
Missouri-Sherman 6, Alger 6;
Harrison 5, Gresham IL, Allison 3.
Blaine 1, Depew 2.
Nebraska Allison 8, Sherman 3,
Alger 3, Gresham l, Rusk IL.
Alabama-Sherman II, Alger 6,
Depew L. HARRISON l.
Administering 10, Harrison 1,
Gresham l, Sherman 2.
California Blaine Is.
Colorado-Gresham 3. Harrison
2, Allison l.
Connecticut Hawley II.
New Yoik-Depew Il, Blaine |.
North Carolina -GresLam2, Harri-
,on |. Depew 1. Blaine l, Alger 2,
Sherman 10.
Ohio-Sherman 46.
Nevada Allison ). Alger 5.
New Hampshire Harrison 4,
Oepew 4.
New Jersey-Phelps Is.
West Virginia Sherman 3, Harri-
ON 2. Gresham 2, Alger l, Blaine 2
Wisconsln--Rusk %. i,
Arizona-Alger 2.
Dakota Depew 2, Allison, Rusk.
Gresham, Harrison. Sherman, Alger,
FILLER, and Phelps l each. Ii
Idaho = Allison /, Gresham l c
blaine 2.
Montana Gresham l, Allison 1.
Mex;co--Alger l, Sherman /. \
Utah Allison 2.
Washington Territory : Harrison t
, Allison L. Phelps 1, Gresham 3. p
Wyoming-Allison 2. Il
FIRST BALLOT. "
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STOCAS.
Savage
Con. Cal. & Va -lai
Best & Belcher-3 90
Gould & Curry-3 40
Mexican 8 80
Peer less-2 -
MOno-1 20
Potosi-3 ID
Chollar ; IS
Nevada Queen-3 80
Conidence-lSa
Eureka Cont
kentuck-2 90
Navajo ! %
Mt. Diablo-3 30
Utah. 40
Challenge %
Bodice ~
Andes-l -
Union-4 40
Grown Point p
Ballion-i %
Overman-l -
Seg. Belcher-2 20
Sierra Nevada-3 %
Alpha 60
North Belle Isle-3 %
Belcher-4 20
Yellow Jacket 20
Hale & Norcross-.3
Excheduer-i Is
Baltimore-S0c
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
4 the State Orphans Home will re-
seive sealed proposals FOX furnishing
supplies TO carry on the Orphans
Home at Carson City Nevada up 10
aoon iune IS. 1858, for six months from
July lst 10 anu including december
31st iSSS- All persons desiring TO make
proposals for furnis hing supplies or
any par: thereof, will upon appIica-
ton 10 the Secretary of the board al
stale Treasury Office at Carson Neva-
la, be furnished with a full statement
OF all supplies required and necessary
particulars pertaining thereto
VIC DOVEY,
Secretary OF Board OF Directors OF
State Orphans Home, Carson City
Nevada juae 2Ist
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Nothing Secure in These Times.

" 0tn1nE MCGUIRE III ncSe Times .
A certain citizen in Far West
town possessed the only tree in the
place, with large. strong limb at
the proper distance from the ground i,
which he was in the habit OF rent
ing out to lynching parties at S. per
meeting The advent of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company,
with their long telegraph poles,
ruined the industry completely and
destroyed a valuable source of in
come to the owner OF the tree.
Jack Campbell of the Enter
PRISE was summing himself in Car
son yesterday.
Miss Stella Latta has gone to
Pacheco CAL, to remain during her
vacation.