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Oregon fmpro.spsn, Divid,na

NEs Yess, April ls The directors
Of the Oregon Improvement Company
have declared quarterly dividend of
] per cent. on common stock. pre-
eeding the quarterly dividend. at the
rate of | IS per cent
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NIAGARA FALLS, April Isl. Mum
day, an italian employed on the new
suspension bridge. this morning fell
into the river below and was drowned.
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rowrEaSp, April Is Chief Engineer
Copperthwaite os the steamer Michi-
gan became insane when the vessel
was two days oas from San Francisco
he was sent home to-day.
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LospoS. Aprss Incoming Fs<apa
ers report having experienced MODS Z.
ate weather and having hailed ofhei
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WAsHIseroS, April -Whitelaw
Reid and d. o. Mills. of New York
were entertained at dinner this even.
ing by President and Mrs. Harrison
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CHICAGO, April ls.--To-day tempera-
ture at New York SO, Chicago 81, st.
Paul SO. Winnipeg 40, and New Or
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70 - TIfE cREAM

or any OF these sets. There is. In
deed. highly respectable. but be-
hindhand and oid-fashioned set living
Ia the north of the city. members Of
which sometimes wander ds,wn in a
vague sort OF way to ray desuitory
visits 10 the lighter-miuded inhAhi-
tants OF the more modern part. who
regard them as stray sheep belonging
to the lost tribes, and vote them bores
sofidsm serbis.
To get, however, into the inner
circle, to the very heart OF any OF
these cliques. Is TO End ones self in
very good company, Merrier. more
genial fetorts are not to be had than
those emansting from the Irish girl
or matron, racser bon raofs could not
tie bought for love or money than may
be had from almost every well edu-
Gated gentleman. For the best whist
in Europe go 10 the University Clnb in
Stephens Green. for unlimited laugh
ter, 10 the Kildare Street Club, S MIN
ates' walk from that.
That there is charge OF insincerity
against the Irish we all know. But Is
there insineerity nowhere eise7 Is
Ireland alone To be condemned for
that7 quite acknowledge that il Is
torture
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LOSS OF VITALITY CURED BY
DR.. 6TEINHARTS
Essence OF Life /.

|nR. STETNHARTS ESSENcE OF LIFE
~ u specific for nervous aud physical
debility, Impotence, spermatorrhoa aud sIl
evil effects so destructive to mind aud
body. This iffalsible remedy has been
used for 80 years ind has cured thousands.
Price, y2 so per bottle; Ave times the qilan
tity sic. In pill or liquid form. Sent on
eases treated and cured. All Correspond.
ence stri tiy confidential. Address DR. r.
sfEiNHART, li51z West First street, Los
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DIR. SPIuUBI
&c CO.'S
SEATTLE DIsPEMnARx,4
Squire Heck, corner Ma5n n
Second Sts., Seattle, W. T.

Squire Heck, corner 1Gasn ~
Second Sts, seattle, w. =
Ali chronic diseases Of MEN and TuBk
successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD, Nervous and fhyS]e
Debility, Exhausted Vitality. 6em1e
weakness, 3Iermatorrhoea, fmP0stuf(
6oiiorrhoea. elect, syphilis. Prernstnxe -
ellie, Weakness In Women. and al f4n&z
a0ilal arrangement. that reAalt from - =
ful foilies or excess In after years
URINARY Kidney, and bladder froHnH
Weak Back, Gon0.rhcea- aAk4<
prystitta, ysricocete, Structure, ETC., prcny
~ snd safely cured E>aaEse0us ne4i4
given. nor strong. injections used, ~
easze strlctsfc Charges ressonabaA
M hivsS Losses. Night Kmlnzons, -
Epcndency. etc, etc, cured. 8
YOUNG uRE su6eung from the ehecef
yOntkfll foiltes or fu0l4
lions. should ayail themselves Of or
e., msnt ne sssafess boon over iaid 6 &c
. positive cure In every case.
Mbidle-afod Men Insre are nany go -,
uatious Of The bIadder. accompanied % u
snisrttng o. burning sensati0n; On exe1l1<
a1tm the a1ne depcsih sedimUt 49,
varies from . bright OF reddiah - evs1l
nn1lky hue, the patient expertenoes -
enfng Of the system Ia tnannaf be canlte
account for. THIS u the second genG4 -
seminal weaknem. Many die Of 49 IL
salty, ignorant Of il cam6e. 4 peerless @pN
snN healthy restoration Kuaxnntse4
Once hours = n. . . y -; - -
a. HundaySD 70 D. n.
n. B.-Rernyns unable 70 vin1t - ~ ~
us1leed ak their homes ~ co<faeYon1o1
Mo1tC1neg and fnotyuctionG eent ~ I'LL
exJgoa CuuGnlnf1ou ~. n4H
yia' :sa1 2: III. 3 : MI. s's As'
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POWELL REEV
Late Of New York, who has mndo n5r1
Wonderful cures in the East ara TIT
this country. IL now located q
7O3 Second St., cor. Cherry !,
SEATTLE.

The old reliable specialists 81 mney
yeilrs' experience. treats With W0ndef1Gl
sutrsxs all Lung. Throat Cancer. I'm,
Fisfula, Nerve and BInod dlpooooG M
Chronic diseases aud Delormttt16, m n
ad'sance OF any insfitutl0k ~ fh1e ooun11y.
Those who contemplate gotn9 - H(t
springs for the tfookineat q any pdyu9
Blood disease. eap - cuset q ore f11i4
tho cost at eur private Gl6pgrmxy.
., I|,RivAI AL. pi& lI!.a S,ss ,1,' ss!s
serainai emissions. loe6 Of eoxno1 poI11.
weakness Of the sexual On - u1nt e ~
sirs in male or female. whether nm NJ
prudent habits In yeu11x or eexu& h4&M
In mature years, or any cnuse tnoe oge1lF
tates the sexual habit n mataro yeGm,
speedily and permanently Ges4d.
consulta,ion free and strictly con169n'
tia Medicine sent. free fr0n ohe1xy o1der,
to i'll parts of the United 8totoa Cokulo'
polidents receive PROMPT attention.. ~
letter answered unless accompanied ~
ceIlts In ssasnps- Send 10 ccnte foe R4mens
let and list OF questions upon knxo4
SEMINAL weakness. Spermat0ffhG4s lmglo
tercy. Typaillis. GonOrfhma, Qieqs 40
vaficocele. Terms strictly cash.
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s~sesSsx ssAs sse3ses eSRts- szszssx kseass.ss
knpsssNsee 81 as~n he i hNsssasa as
zwras5a ssss EzsNxrsu3 tamssasxsAs tr u as
sxS~f.s M 49,. - 49,
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snaa~ uatfsGEs kus sesay.
Void eafySes. toessioSss or selections. viii
n0f r-s.ras kny OF sAesH rights fEom a.,
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esssakxR4ssA. &sxuaeEs lie fseHtesssss. astts
sssssNvs rsvafsFsaeEl has stale sssunss that
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wARMru ASH suxsnrNE

Are, believe, a necessity to us; We
rise on new wings from the dead
ashes of the dull past winter. whose
rains depressed us beyond all bearing.
Picnics suggest themselves at once !;
tennis becomes part OF ones exis-
tence; cards and notes OF invitation
begin to fly in white clouds from house
to house. 1t is the vacation, when all
the brothers and sons belonging to the
different houses take run down to
see their people. These are welcomed
with acclamations, not loud. but deep,
by the manageable girls on every
side men in an Irish county, how
ever it may be anywhere else. being
few and far between. Indeed, so
fireat Is the dearth of the ''superfluous
sex" as Mr.. Dunphie calls them In
his delightful book, The Chameleon, y
that rejoicings are general among the
fair members of any community ''far
from the madding crowd" when a
bridge or pier has to be built; for
must not engineers be sent to work
them, and may not these engineers be
excellent partners for tennis or a
waltz, IL not for life7
Any cause that brings grist of this
sort 20 their mill Is ever hailed by IRISH
girls with delight. 1t is, indeed, q
well.known fact that the disturbances
in ireland are TO them source OF Joy,
filling the unused barracks as they do
with officers and men.
So much for the country. The towns
dublin especially - are decidedly
cliquy, If one may coin work. In the
latter place the sssetsn are innumer-
able There is the judges set, the
barristers' set, the up town for the
season" set, the medical set, and so
on; and 10 have residence in Fitx-
william or Merton square Is
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To say no. II yes" be the word re-
CURED by bis or her comprnion; bat
Is there no arnishiiify to be deducted
from this7 False amisbiiity. no
donht. but stiil with something fovable
about H.
They vii probably tell you, IL asked.
that ven are looking your best when
every fibre OF their artistic nature il
shuddsrJng At the particularly hideous
bonnet or salt yon are wearing. They
will admire beyond everything your
nes trap, the bilious painting OF
Seich Is annoying them beyond
measure They viii heartily con-
graduate ytsl On the purchase o!
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A ~Ases AxsaeEasau max he legally
esessesss. acsoTalag "a stae srxunssss
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fslk A.
. the elS
srikl@a,
eel appn
iadsu i
ca sTsm
seettsx
10 eseniN
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CATARR.
Hronchitss, Asthaa. O.
don. and Al niesases f.
Head, Throat ana q Zaz
elading the Eyes r
Heart 81 3s||
Successfully treated y
I)r. W. NORTON

rsrmeriy OF New York civ -
equity of los Angeles. Gs
opened d branch office * ri II
ScRttle. which II under tkSS . ll y
vision OF the doctor hime 5s = 4:
tsATARRa Is regarded IL
In tue head, and the paffl - = ~
Its persiSfeucy, rs he Is ~ r. ny re- l.!
one cold before another uu& "a 4
There Is at times iifiiea1ly = 80
throHs IN the nostriis, ard C p ~!
fuse How Of eoiorous or y6l1
macenS that sometimes hnS r. * ii
the disease progresses the d{1cI ~
drop or be drawn back into ~ ~
dry crusts may form. which - ~
with difficulty; and in st tssss ok11E f. F.
mucous seeras 70 be formed IN ~
snd expelled with slight hack NJ ~
Illumination ofsen passes from ~ ~
into the enstachian tubes, uhj6k I'd
the middle ears. ringing, roaii1x
or whissling sound is expefienos;{ p
time the hearing becomes very m7 ff
paired or entirely lost Later a ~
tite becomes Affected, q slight 60
in, and the patient begins % ln<
This il the time that coukampficn r.
TO begin its deadly work. Gad ~
when. II the afflicted enc would f6Sll<
danger, he could be cured; hnt 10 177
Is aiways hopeful. and ssink1 r. r. -
slight cold which VIII soon pas ~ r
allows the disease % take ifs conE5
now q more rapid progress. Thi1
fatal error which has peupled our e1111
riss with eeilsumpfivc foFlnr, - ~
of cararrh, IL neglected, win e5o<1
LATER end Ia consumpt{ou. 81
From very extensive experiences n
treatment of this disease. / lind thot 8
patient viii do his part. every case 4
cured Ii the disease has not exton1
far rs to seriously involve the lnn11s :
tui:iunal remedies, will cOn4ract an1 ~
cavities after every other means M ln11
The doctor has over Elk huu6fod 1
mOniais on fle OF persons living "a 4
coast whom he has cured Of this dloo6
alone. b
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

Sotd By Druggists and Dealers Ess,ysAsrs.
rhe Charles A. vogeIer Co., Baltic. Nd-
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
A STEEL COMBINATrO1.
Three Large Companies Unite With a
Capital of $40, 900, 900.

PHILADELrHIA. Pa, March IA
A special to the Inquirer from Chicago
says the most important deal in the steel
trade ever made in Chicago was announced
to-day in the consolidation of the North
Chicago Rolling Mill Company, Joliet Stee
Company and the Union Steel Company.
Negotiations to this end have been going
on for two months, and were practically
concluded last week. The news was kept
very quiet and only leaked out through
trade circles.
The name Of the new company has not
been decided upon, but will be an entirely
new one.
The capital will be SO, ,ooo, 600, of which
between g ,ooo, 600 and 5000, 900 will be
issued for the cash now in the treasures of
the respective companies and the balance
will represent the valuation of the three
plants.
Stock in the new company will be dis
tributed to the shareholders in the old
ones upon the basis agreed upon in their
consolidation.
The combined works will form the
largest steel plant in this country and will
probably rank second only TO the establish
ment Of Krupp in Germany.
Steel rails are the principal product of
the mills and in rail-making the new com
pany will have no competition in the West
worth mentioning.
The steel rail output of the country is
turned out at nine mills, or at least so much
of it that the other concerns figure for very
little. There is only one west of Chicago,
the Colorado Coal s. Iron Company's mill
at South Pueblo, Colorado.
BY the consolidation of the three Chicago
concerns local competition will be de-
stroyed and better prices realized for rails
Already plans are being formed for secur-
ing to the utmost the advantage of the
union. BY dividing up the work among
the mills every department Of each can be
run to the best advantage, A reduction of
expenses In other direction will be effected
and 1t is estimated that the cost of produc-
ing rails can be cut down q per ton.
The two iron furnaces of the North Chi
cago mill at Milwaukee, which have a cap
acity of 1000 tons pig metal year, arc
included in the deal.
As the combined works manufacture one-
third Of the total output of the country and
can turn out 500, 900 tons n year without diff
ficulty, besides 15o, 900 tons Of other steel
material, this saving is Of great Importance
to the stockholders. Inventories Of tho
plant and the asset of the three concerns
arc now being made.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
First Stroke of Pain
EVERY YEAR TO THOUSANDS.

The Class.-Fify million population. Pain
Or the first time to one in every ten.
Five million need relief. Howl Promptly.
permanently. Certainty of cure at reason
able cost. How to find ont? On reputa-
ton, through experiment by proof
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
Oklahoma Boomers.

ST.. LOUIS, March 10.-The lates,
information In regard to tho movements OF
tho Oklahoma boomers is TO tho cfYoct that
Harry Hill, in an interview yesterday, said
he had formulated his plan of action. The
boomers arc to bc masscd ut Caldwell and
Hunnowoll, Kan. These ho will lead In
person, while company from tho Wos,
will bo In command OF Colonel Cole and the
people from the South will bo under com
petent leader. He says that In thirty day.
he can cross tho line with n larger force
thnn Payne ever had. II pursued, he says
ho will cut every wire fence In tho Chero
keo strip and burn the grass to tho ChiokA
saw l'nc i.uw"! % 10 Purcell on Mon
day.
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The Proof. The testimony cannot bt
lapse Of years. 5. No return Of pain in
years. 4. 1t has cured in all ages and con-
iitions. 5. 1t has cured all forms Of suffer.
ing. 6. 1t has cured all stages Of painful
ailments. Z. It has cared cases considered
hopeless. s. It has caused crutches and
canes to be thrown away. 8. IA bese cures
are chronic cases.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
Burning of q Hotel.

WHEELING, w. Va, March 1S.-The
Granite Hotel At wellsburg burned this
evening.
A number Of guests in the third story
from which all escape was cut OF, were
rescued by means of ladders only few
moments before the walls fell
Several panic-stricken men jumped from
the third story windows to the pavement
below and were badly injured. Six or
sevcn ladies, who were in tho upper stories
of tho building, were badly scorched. There
worc no lives lost
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

Since the formation Of tho pool $50
cars, or 61,ooo bushels, Of potatoes have
becn shipped from Greeley. AT 0s cents
per 100 pounds, this means $4,000 70 our
farmers since january IS.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
NO. 4.
Perfect Hair

Indicates a natural and healthy condi-
ton of the scalp, and of the glands
through which nourishment is obtained
When, in consequence of age and dis
ease, the hair becomes weak, thin, and
gray, Ayers Hair Vigor will strengthen
it, restore its original color, promote its
rapid and vigorous growth, and impart
to it the lustre and freshness of youth.
I have used Ayers Hair yigor for
long time, and am convinced of its
value. When 1 was II years OF age my
hair began to turn gray. l commenced
using the Vigor, and was surprised at
the good effects it produced. 1t not
only restored the color 30 my hair, but
SO stimulated its growth that l have
low more hair than ever before =
]. W. Edwards, Coldwater, Miss.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

The Merlts.-Example.-Takeu up St. Jacobs
Oil, the Great Remedy for Pain. Its superior
merits known to all the world. Experience
shows iH merits through its efficacy.
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

The Emica II. Ib effects are prompt.
2 Its Is sure. s. Its cures are
Permanent. 4. II cures chronic cases Of
as long standing as 40 years. s. Its cures
are without relapse, without return oil
pain. 8. 1t cures in all cases used &C.
coming to directions. Z. In every bottle
there's cure, in every application . relief
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19
Aver s Hair Vigor,
Sold by aA Druggists and Perfumcrs.

and loss of appetite; il your stomach is
out of order, or your mind confused;
take Ayers Sarsaparilla. This medicine
will restore physical force and elasticity
to the system, more surely and speedily
than any tonic yet discovered.
For six months I suffered from liver
and stomach troubles. MY food did not
lourish me, and l became weak and
Fery much emaciated. / took six bottles
# Ayers Sarsaparilla, and was cured.
Julius NJ. Palmer, Springfield, Mass. :
Ayers Sarsapariifa,
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co., Lowell. Macs
Sod By Druggists. Price 81. six bottles, -
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

Hon. j. s. Clarkson, Of Iowa, has
oeon appointed First Assistant Postmaster
,'euerxi
The Delta independent., 1889-03-19

The Price,. The best always f,rss and
cheapest. Q. The best Is the promptest,
safest, surest, most permanent 8. The
benefits derived are beyond price. 4. Ex.
amples show that no competition can ahov
like results. S. 1t is the best
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Mace War vhreaaeaed.

WHEELING. Sept. ga race war ID
threatened 10 the New River Valley,
Fsyette county. Last friday evening" q
negro went into the store of Bssry.
CoopeI 4 Co., At Echo, and brandishiug
4. club. thrsatensd to do up the en-
tire force of employees. Al efforts to
pacify him were futile and one Of the.
clerks, after receiving bad blow from
the club. shot the negro killing him
Instantly. Echo has considerable
eolored population, and information was
received that . mob Of negroes had
collected on New river and concerted
onslaught on the whites was in contsm-
plstiou. Orders were also received by
Charleston hardware stores for all the
Winchester rides available. and .
shipment Of these arms was made.
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Five Thousand Dollars in Win
nemucca School Bonds.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an act Of the Legislature Of
the State OF Ne, ada erstitied IAN &C. to uthor-
ize the Trns-ees OF School District number seven,
in the town OF WinDemucca, Humboldt County,
Nevada to issue bonds for school purposes, ap-
proved January 20. 1885, the Board of scho !
Trustees OF winuemucca SC ,ool lis rict No. 4,
Humb ldt county, stare of Nevada, will on and
after tire 4th day OF Sc mber, 1879, Issue and
negotiate the sale for coin, to tie highest bidder,
at net less than their par value, aid of the de-
nominations e five hundred dol ass each, gold
bonds OF said School Districs to the amo mt Of
Five tbous I'D d liars, pay able / twenty years
from their date, vii interest coupon attached at
six per cent. per annum, payable annually at
TIE othce OF tie County Treasui er, on the first
may Of January OF each year.
Each bid must, as an evidence Of good faith, be
9. a.aunipanied by certified check for at least Two
pr con- ot the amount OF the bid.
Ga4 ard reserves the righ to reject any and
all bds.
Intending pur, hasers will please make their
agp.ic.t ~ tho Clera OF said Board before
she 4th day ci seqt mbfr, A. ID. 1882
BY order 81 tbs Il ar
Ia tness sue,sof I have hereunto sd my
Na,d 'hls l7tn oay II utns,, a. D.. 1879
v y. KELLEY, Clerk.
HinDemucsA, Angus; IL, 1882. - "a
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TELEGkAPHIC NEWS.
L Atest from oil Parts OF tho World.
rug CRoSIs mURoER.


The Questions Asked Each JaroP.
CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-When the after.
noon session opened the defense sub
mitted to the Court the list Of euestioDs
they wanted to ask each juror. The
queries were ss follows:
Whether or not the Juror has
formed an opinion as to whether the ten.
ant or tenants OF the Carlson Gotta. g
murdered DR.. Cronin.
Second-W neither or not the juror has
formed an opinion that Burke was one Of
the tenants Of the Carlson cottage.
Third Whether or not the juror has
formed 40 opinion as to whether tue
Clan ma Gael was in any way RESP onsible
for DIR. Cronin's death.
Fourth--Whether or not the juror has
formed an opinion as to whether Cough
lin engaged the horse aud buggy to drive
Or. Cronin to the Carlson cottage, where
. murder was to be committed.
FIith--W hether or not TIE Juror hss
formed an opinion as to whether 2. O'Sul.
llvan made his. contract with DIR. Cronin
for the purpose of enticing him to the
Carlson cottage to be murdered.
Sixth-Whesher or not the juror has
formed 40 opinion as to whether . trunk
was used to convey the remains of DR..
Cronin from the cottage to the catch.
basin.
Whether or not the juror has
formed an opinion ss to whether . com.
N ttee was appointed to try DIR. Cronis
for his alleged treschery to the inserests
ot the Clan Ma Gael.
Af'er these questions had been sub.
m,tted the States Attorney Lougnsckes
asked for . cootinuAncs to consider the
queries. This was granted and the
Court adjourned.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-09-04

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-The following
general orders of Major.General Shotisld
have been approved by Secretary Proctor
The garrisons Of Fort Laramie, wy. T.,
Fort Hays, Kan, and Fort Lyon. COL,
viii be Withdrawn and the several posts
named be abandoned. The troops thus
Withdrawn will be assigned to other eta.
tions by the Division Commander. A
,egim. n, of infsntry will bs ordered from
the Department Of the Missouri or ths
Department of the Platte to take station
IN the Department. Of TAxas. The CON.
mandiog General of the Division Of the
Missouri win give the necessary orders
TO carry these changes into eject - soon
a. it can be done with due regard to
economy"
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EEaCT .Ns.. TIcE.

q. ORE Z IL hersh gtvtn that 80 S4tstdsy The
/ i4th DAY. OF SeptemtT, 1882 = tfe Obj
= f,,o't,,n.e ia v 81 n.glcr, NIB tern'y,
NJ, 4,s .. election, will be he'd b. IL. QaAl fied
slet.,r = c.ool Dis riet NJ z, for ths nspse
of DE- crn,ni :. y hether or nos the schos 'is-
tee Il s&l |, sfii1s sb4i, b. gwen the authority
ascsrd :. ~ IN cop~ v the fo loa NJ
pro..u teiss giag 80 rs,d II .sr 81. Wit:
Lo-> e. SaIio lock ]. md ts1 z, 3 All
III B .pk g ia h. lhser rs,sn or nu neIaa'c.
New og.tter itn I'll 81, Duidines snc in-
proys,n nfs rhey. or
%bi h el ct.on shall 70 fpe,.o ( 'a'er tha
oclock,A. v and hall cc'.vD' uutil d o'ct ok.
P. M. OF the same day. Al such election the
tallots used shall contain the words "sale Of
school property-Yss," or "Saie Of school prop
cry o..
By order Of the Board Of Trustees Of School
Dist No T. J L. NAY,
J. A. r. GERS,
E. D. KELLEY,
Trustees.
wipsemucca, Rev., Aug. II, 1880