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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22
SnolanDet

s Sau9us, Masi, CT en- 9oliti6ef arrelt
ret for Snobruostpuerl.
= Gn gal Mano nproebe Ell, fatbol
Hreit memphis.
- Siram Yanouien parluu, Stem gor
! ifal babe faitet So 9ase
Sep EFT @rploiiun al en Sasmpae
Uturpbp, gs. 8a.' pmfpm 9(rbeoere.
| - ssilliam 5ieoer gbieasu enote efte
| fIcre Cages 5po fit 4iu meo stponin9.
- &epublitanerne ifal uere fire paa
Meblemmers Wajoritet naie &pnsres.
"Biap" Sunoap, Ell ompenot Bplblpil
ler, bulber hi Beffelieslnpoer Chicago.
= american Yubliibias Nsioeiaten pa,
5rebas glone til, bpao Der funbe uorettes
meo elf 5ettelnaitiue.
- Gn saeIprer, ionl greIton, So, forz
ibste at foritprre Mpbet for Sreierarmeer,
blep mulfteret $4,000.
- gn 13saars samnlel Y,ge 2apurti,
Sno, ienotes til &eform lioled, furat baue
mproet lin 8rooer meb @iit
$ 8ooiter, O., anfalot en Spu afBpens
rlgeite Wanb / beruiet Silltano Ell GG9e,
bpprpeo oerne tabte bet enc gie.
- st Mrbeioerngoc, ipm bolotes Stem
yurf lioite Sannas, enote meo blooi9tS assz
uaal mellem Spclalii1er % StfezSpcialiiter.
- 9elia gorcpran, % Nar ganntel, tos
9ursoa9 fine beOite &laoey paa fig os gil uo
SDen Gbicaso. % bar iiosn lite oeret
ipurst.
5oritas ct inpbrast for Mifisans 2es
sislatur. brorefter Snouaubrere maa baue
lepet Statel, nliuoit 9ar. iiteoetior lom
MI 21s Nar, fsr De faar stemmeret.
= Muartiiteane / gbieasp oaniebe fra5pnz
oassaftsn til ben "ljuia Sag" os brat en-
umaaoelis Wensoe Beer til ARinoe ON be
opoe Yrpore o9 til Snotest for oeres gfter-
iaotc.
= Mrs. Sage Butte, u. s., er anflaset
lor at bape Srebt iin Wano meo @tft. gun
bauoe tpunset lin lille 9atter til at iise, al
5aoeren ielp tos Gifte.. men Barnet fl.noe
lite boloe 2p9nen saaenoe.
yolitiet Chicago brpo Sproassaften
iuo Ell Saloon paa Neble Street us fanot
/ gluhp9relie IA @utter fra 16 til 19-9lars.
Nloeren os Ell l7-Nari9 Yts'. 9e bapoe
forifaifet Zig en- Wtasie 0l. Oe er alle Spn=
ner al asteoe Bprsere BDen.
Sranc 8. Silpers 5eenmleli, Mid.,
mproeoe fin &one os fine to 9stre Spnoas.
) en- efterlaot Sfriu lie flyer an, at Iariaz
gen til oenne sruelise gambling atoris pii
bliue opoaset. 5anllteu aniaaes at lepe |
beoite 5orifaaele.
- @op. 2arahee arrsEtsitDes Mam6as eff
terat bore finben itpIoi9 af @rano Slrpen
for eretrentenDe geitploninser mob Nirs.
Surnep Sum cirfulerebe 4etiiioner on, at
faa i'm Sda ub fra 6rn9llet % iom Besrlln=
belle for i'm Nestelie bauoe Guuernpren
iast, at Mirs. 5urnep bapoe to MenD.
Sen 2s<aarise aFiis Sorfon bar paa
&eien fra 9sep Yorf til @alpeitun, 5egas.
9a 9ampitibet nermebe fig Sapnen, faiteoe
Dun jig Spen og brifmeoe. pun baooe peret
unOer 2esebebanolins / 0ew Yorf. meu 2e>
serne bapoe ertleret benoe ubelbreoelt9 o9
ieuote benbe bien. 5il 8aptelncn baubs
BUN ensans Dtret, at BUN ifte lifte at tomne
bjem is,en % bliue en- Bgroe for fine genz
ner.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

= 2orp gspleslep ien Gale bDlot /
8irmingbani, llbtalte fplgenoe banse
Aneller: "Ee, lom / bisle 0age itnoere
&artet pper europa og bets Jprbolbe,
maa fple, at Der ru9er Dper os ell ariSsz
lfp, mprfere END npgeu, iom fsr bar
trutfet up Duer europa. 9taar ben
aabner fig ps aabne Zig pil ben lise
laa iiftert, lpm Sulen itaar op ill,pr9el1
pa betpDsr oet fife lGngere lpm fsr
lioeu ell aaup mellenl to pel,rereerebe
Armeef, men eli arig for llorDooelle og
goelaeselie mellsm iture paabenfsrt
0satiuner, buis 5olf er uabnet % opiar1
Etil &.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22
Nettclic.

s &eieratet fra 5ellesmsoet @ranit
5aas baube Der inoineset Jig en- Sell,
ium uirfer me9et foritprrenoe paa bel
bsle 8efsrat. 6eileu itriuer Jig fra, al
Dtauultriptet par ifreuel paa besse 81.
Der al Gapiret ug Satreren Lob ooe'
isrlte 9trfs anben Slbe og til anbet 9lrf
yi ifal naite Nuner glue Ell fort Glen:
siuelle al &eferatet.
Sbst .pi bsber ON lluoltDlbnins, baa
Der III, bore aorre1ponoenter for Giter
tiheu pil baue grinorins, Blot at Ifrip'
paa ben enc 5ibe al Bopiret.
Neb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22
Dodge ct oen oerite stntiprubibitionsuy
iStaten, meo llnotaselle al 9tiperbpz

SooSS W WV put ~ <tfitPtpptp'ltoNSp
iStaten, neo llnotaselle af 9tiperbD
erne.
= 9lntizSaloou 9tepabiifanerltes 8pn
nention to Tiger iibell bar fprite 9a!
belp9t al rs gerioner, bporaf 5 9robi
bitiouiiter, Den anoen Dag Of 2l, buura
IA BrubIbitipni,ter. @eo Masiempoe,
an afteuen, buor Slbss 0auis os Mrs.
Gllen Softer talte, par Der 80 Herloner,
blanot builfe 20 bar 8rObibitioniIter
Wers. @ptser en 9arti Brobibitioniit
baube tre Tiger furuo / lamne 2ofale
talt for fnlbt 6us,
| - Duluth, Ntinn. 5ur Sui 1887
var 2icenle $3.50. 9tu er ben $1,000.
6pr par Der 113 Salpuler, Oisle lpanot
lmber ben iorbgieoe 2ieenie neb til 70.
Meo eu 2icenle fir @ange iturre pg Nn@
tallet af SalOoner iubIfrRnfet Ell 9res
hieoel er Dog life, 0rllfftn lfaben aitaoet.
S be6 iihite Waaueoer unber 9aplicenie
uar. Der 81 NrreI Itationer for 9rutfenz
lfab os / be fprite 6 Maa,eoer unoer
6lgblicenie foretpses 554 slrreltatipner
for lamnle 5orleelle le - cit Sorpselie ie al
81 Grocelt. 5pltemensben tiltog /
famine 3ib meo fun 8 &rpcent.
- @eneral Nettletpn / Mnnelpta %
800 SaloonFeepere HenlDlUania lpues
fulbfonmen eai9e Nibolosiagen. 9isle
800 upote forrise 9ursoas / Hbilahel>
pbia fra be forlfiellige 9ele al Staten %
prpteIterebe paa bet beitemteite ite mob, at
oct tillanes Splfet at femme ppsr Yrpz
bibitionsanenoemenlet. Snbbploet af
alle Ealer bplb.e bar, at Siablicenle uar
ben formlftislte Srem9anssnlaabe, nten
Brobibitipn fituoe De life npflpm fpre
opmme, Spor er Den perionlise Gribeo
/ bette Stntfs? 8urbe ben life enaans
imellem ouerlabes Solfet ps life altlb
uare paa no9le faa SaIpnfeeperes Sioe?
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22
YrobtbtttouSnDt.

Hrobibitiofiiterne YenlDlpanla hplpt
ct uelbeigst MDbe forat orsaniiere fig
til menbementsfampasnen.
= Soe Sels, ben reforn,ereoe Ga
luonfeeper us Slaasfjampe, boloer I'LL
itore Mgber 9teip Dorf.
MaslaNuletts eroslaa orsanlleret
for Observation-Disclosures. S Mgbe
enebes Brobibitipnii iterne Dm at faa item,
me uper Sa9en lite SUM.
- Ypraabet i Nortbiielb, Mina., bar
tilbasefalot 2icenle fra California Wine
House baabe Iorbi Be bar banolet paa
5pnbas ps foroi De bar Iolgt til ell
Oranfer.
Brpbibitioilterne 9eebral ia el
meaet iprbltrebe pper at 9lmenoement
aitemuiusen ital uere belamret meo Ell
2iceniebe1tenruaelie. slfitemninsen pil
life ioresaa isr | saopember 1890.
- Sorubeu Cn,aba, 9tebralfa, siuel
oalaa 0enper, Gplorabp 2icenle til
Sfjpser. 9taar 5ruentimmer blir arre
itereoc lnblfDlbes be, foroi oeres s5prret
ming er unber 8pens &pntrol.
| - 9lmenoementet, lom ltal ltemme!
ouer SEEM 6ampihire Den l2te Wtarts
forbrer ,ffe minbre Ell tire Jemteoell
5temmers Wajoritet for at blipe Sou
Der pil lamtibis bliue ualst lofal @m
beosmenb.
- Gn 5oreltins al Saloonfeepere
Seem Yort, meo en- Saluoufeeper garro
til greioent, paslereoe en- 9affeaoresl
til NntisSoluonz z&epublifanernes Orsal
"Wlail & Grpreis" for bets gobe Sic
nelte unoer iioite 8alsfamp.
! - @iseoniins 2esistaur bar STE
iolutioner pasieret / 9uiet nastet a
tase 9enipn til Or. &ate 8ulbnells Nn
flase mub saluon- os Sfjpsebusbol
berne norolise Wisconiin % paaitaal
at laabanne 8laser fun fomnter for a
pefte Seniation, 9esislaturen tilraa
| Der anbre Stater, iom bar befpmret Fl
ON benne Sag, at feie for esen Dsr.
= Onsbas fOrrise llse bespuote 6ol
Dodge SOMA bet isrite 5fribt fpr 81
pens @jemenllprelie. Ser finbes
Gountiet 80 Salooner. Salponerne
Babger, 9llncombe, 2ebigbos Bal
mum blep anfalbt al 8pens 8ol
lsere os 8ranoepinet ilaaet 70. Sol
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

glnartiiterue Chicago boloer life ct
eneite Dfpbe, uoei, at Der blir profeteret
ont Ell Gepplutipn, buori alt bet Neitaaz
enbe ifat pmitprtes; 8apitalilter, 2anbz
lpres pg alle Spsfnlanter lfat nbrDtoes
- ps bog bar Sc 5'amme 4rofeter ifaiiet
iig ipr pper $1,000 / guuf County
Scnbs. Gbicaspltpret fan fDle Jig trps,
iaaienge bets sluarfil tier lpefulerer /
Srups.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

0r. 8plenberss uomarfeoe Bigger
"2a9ebog ior 9pern1ano" % "nnsbpm=
.nells 8aabsiuer" inoeboloe mall9e uos
marfebe Naab. Yes9e tan erboloes
rit Blot peo at abbreslere Or. 9f. 6os
lenbsrg, Al g. Glart Slr', @bicaso, 81.
sc bans advertisement ten anben 5palte
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

&anlas bar 100000 here Snbbp9z
aere END 9eyas. &anias bar Erobibiz
tion pg fun 996 Sanger fine Jensller,
nleoens 5eras bar 5000. San heH
bpieIte alcel1e noailer iaubauue 8el JUL
t'ter? Ssesipefa Capitol tiger, at Sta
++isn bar iparet 12a Milllon iicen Den
utilbte Saloouen Gp9gen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

GrGbifen ben norlfe Metbooiitfirfe
paa Sisraet af 13be 9lue. % 9be @afe
Senoag 6ormiobas os sliten ped 4aft.
S. SliOn fra 5er9us 5llls, iaaueliom
bucr Niten Den fommeltbe llge sllle
penlig mObpoes. S. 6. 5olleflen,
Haltor.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

-gn al 8peus uelfielote 8orgere
inbfanbt fig paa Ell al Bpens 9Oitilta=
tioner Sorsoag o9 bad ON 9pgi. furoi
ret bar bam nmltigt at saa bjemooer
uoen at gag inoom til bper 5alppn ban
fon forbi. Sor 6etteu nelte Dag
talbte ban fig Sames Stone. @n 8en
lpueoe at leoiage bam til bans Sjen
paa Gio9eiuaD Nuenne.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

Holitdefen / 9ulutb, Iom lelp ilere
Mar bar Saloonfeeper, lasbe nplis:
Seq er insen Sen meo Hrobibitionz
liter, meb ben Waano, iOm tiger, at 4igb
2icenle er en- temperance measure eller
at ben fornlinolfer Wrltseu al 8renbe
uin, er ell : Soif.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

Der blir Blot Ell Neser blanot 8ez
pralentanterne nefte &onsres, nenllie
.. g. CHATHAM fra gaortb Carolina.
9an er 80 Nar 9au,mel.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

Sgie 5fatter og baarlis arbeibslpn
sjsr life europa risere. Minbre Som
geprast pe nliuhre Mrmeer pil6e pif
'u9re mere sauiliet for Salfet,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

rig 5ilffnerltare fnlste meo, og beres Haa=
lpnfnuite ban alt Snpentariet u9 tplnte glet
% BrGnaennet @aoen.
= Mrs. @pa McNull Gal Claire Iaaoe
9proa9 til line 8enner, at bun ifnloe bp IN
ben "a Elmer. 9un pgDe Spnoag, mebens
bun ip,its Mibbas. 5ormooentlis bar Dnn
ta9et @ift.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22


bar prsaniieret tit 5allesielifab. Som
ltllutlpn og Siloue antagts ueo be 8'ies
gereoes OtDoe Wanoag. Soruoen De
alminoeIi9e BeittnlmelIe Ier ligneuoe 2ore
IT bet O9iaa peo Sou beltent at 5pQesz
nlDper boloes fbrite Spnoas buer llls
Den Wiaaneo. @eneraliprlantlng boDeS
fOrltt 0nsoag / Auguit % 5e6ruur meo
10 Oelesater fra bper 5orenng uanleet
Uteolemsantal. BeltDrel Ell beltaar af
5ormano, to SefreiRrer % to 0irettgrer
pligt ul @enerallOrIamIlngen lanlt ell
feprGlentant pal9t fra bper 5Ureniltg.
I'll np SeitDrelle pai9te5 .Dlr. 5ultgren,
5Olmane; 9. 9lll p9 Gbas. Sberlin,
5efletartr; WtiIs 0tasmuslen os aouis
Gnger 9lretiprer. Gen mgoer eugana
buer Wiaaneb forat arransere 5eaes
merer. Sr9aniIationen tpoer til at
pile bliue til 8 seniiois SDsse Os geitpr-
felle for Afbolosuenuerne.
9r Geters Kuriko b,en isrst for n
yfor. iioen ,utrooue,ret blouot norp
SanosmRno os Iunes lioen beH 9io at
hape erbusr,,yt Il, su . ,u,fe uotn,noeGo
gppuloriet ib(,not nea, 9sr - i,,,ns
,p,liopis iuoen spen;cine INN NJ, bennt.
tes d e,fanoluarer e, saonou frnfrnf-
nina INN 9r He,prs Kuriko
sReoiciuen pr ,ommeus,t of ;sfe min.
Dre eub "a for,fiellioe ge,tonSn,fs m
uebeus hen or ,ner;p(t + h,,tpn,, 10 ot re,is
y,looet lao er ben poo ,ou,ms Gin #
upurperl,ot oielnemihoel ! olls fron;,fe
snonomu1e G.ln 5pr,no o. neh ,on,.
,mes sruo pfte btenpn h1b,eaet ,nsoens
sfroiler 4nlpep5io s,opehpine, qenerz
,nooo,,n,e CO aupIe glfiplbe nrpiten BE-
ltanoia er blppne furerepe. Sc fleSte
Snaopmme er lette at uperpillDe oeres
Y,aunoelie oa om en- ssamilie iii enhper
slb bar en- Ilaife elltr to of Kuriko
ueo haouoeu iua fan. oluorltoe Gnoz
oomstilleloe oa itore 0ottorreouiuogr
n,coet pf1e uuooaaes Gen foiter polaa
In 8aootel 0eue bpr lIar lQaaes uQa
i,is,te nj hem ,nm tenp ,o,tot iro St,ers
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

GnperlBren bar iat Chen for 6egge
BarrettbrDbrenes 6enrettelie til ben ~.
Darts.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

9ofmitrsm taler paa gli6Dlosmsbet
Stole 9all Sanoas. Wiiis 8alsrel
ipnser.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

Merf. 9e; iou fomnner til 8robis
DttionlIternes &pnuention Wtanoag p9
Sirsoas, fisber iu,o 9ldet for 8ellen
Dio os forlan9er Certificate, lom pller
at llaoau Sanoel er fleet. 9ette lanfs
,ioneret al &onuentipnens Setret9r, be
retilger 6ploeren til oe reoueereoe Hrl-
ler, iom oil bliue arrangereoe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

9eorb WinnsapOlis sliboioszauinoe<
forenin9 mpber neite Gang bos Npman
1912, 10 Nue. sc.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22
Winneapotts.

General M. 9. @aro, Ell Gminbler
fra @rauo Sorfs, bat ueret ieet Nliuz
neapolis.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

Gmelis 8ied, Ell 8ngniug paa IA Gta-
ger, faiot uuOer GpfpfelieH neO Seneaa
Chicago.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

Scr. 9olmltrpm pil tale paa gltiis
oens S(fbolpsmpoe paa GoIe's 9all
iprltfonlmenpe Spnoas. os Wiils 9ablz
9ren bar lppet at lpn9e.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

gtiibens Niboloss saptnueforeitila al
bploer Baifet Soeiable paa &oie 6all
HBrba9aiten Den 4oe Wtarts. Ser oil
bliue goot Brosram. slosans 10 gts.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

Or. @baffee bar / "Methooiit 5fralo"
en- Sfripelle til Weblemmerne al 2s9is
laturen, buori ban forsrer local option
by counties.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

MfbOlbsfuiuoe aibOloer iii
uelte Mpoe bos Wrs. Wpen, $50. 1908
ste Slreet Sub. Ser pil bliue 2alel
os defamation. % Snloenterne 8ers
% Normau uil ipuse. gtpe Weeolenl'
mer opta9es.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22
3oie 9largang

% pogt big for De mango 8ebrasere loili
! uor 9ib aperterer fig iom 2aser uoen
at pere bet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

1il Saaeslelifabets aasierer er inoz
fommet fra "gsiib Gice NIbolosforenin9"
peo .. 3. 6pibbins $40.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

Gor arrelterebe Wanoas EN- Wat,o.
Oa ban uar tpmmen til YpIitiItattones
opoaseoes ct opbt Guar Mauoens
paauoleo. men ban (arreitauten, nalnr.
lt9pis, } bar Iaa lulo, at ban life ulolte,
Dporltpes ban bapoe faaet bet.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22

Geo. 6. 3. GeDnulbs louer ell
aaben Sf,ipelle 8r. 8urrel $40 for
bpert Sibellt lteo, Der saar uO paa Of
ialtilaa Spnpassn ipm 6uileoas eaer
Sabat.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1889-02-22
3afota.

SeI Gutifer neobrenots for npd9t sri
fnt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-19
SACE.BRUSH
~zst1ins Nursery
HOME OF
2 IS. GIBRALTAR. 222'

make
of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-19
PEDIGREE

W.
Jacks by YoungHa by
OF
Abdaaf)
2year-od %
thea
dfDra
Dom d. Grand
Messenger The dam o.
atee Lady EL
ddamb
Of dams of
of
TInsle Leaf 3-yearold record
32
Lighoot is also dam
Belle by
imported Messenger
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-19
PROPOSALS WANTED.

-poposAIs WILL BE RECEIVED
until october LIST, 1889, for the fol
lowing previleges at the Ormsby County
district Fair to be held october 1th 10
October II inclusive:
Cigar and bar privilege at grounds
Lunch stand at grounds.
Refreshment privilege at the pavilion
including ice-eream, lemonade, candy
etc. -,
For music at track and pavilion-band
to consist of not less than elgnt pieces,
An bids will be sealed with bid" etc,
written on the envelope.
The Directors reserve the right 10 reject
any and all bids.
By order of the Board of Directors,
]. ID. TORREYSON,
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-19
PEDIGREE.

Triumph
of Racing Breeder Association in
Stallion that alive to- Trumphs cam
M
40
din
shorses
st. Clair
record2 l6 record
of
have
good est
car sell YOU one
JOHN P SWEENY. Prop'r,
- sARsex srrY. Hsv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-19
NO. 149. : :
S75 90 10 $3.50. 90 Can ! he nad. m9s "

g for us, Ag nts prefe red who can furnish
a horse Civ their whole tt ne to the busi-
ness spare moments m be proftaby euz-
rloyed SO. A Afsw vacancies in town and cis-
les. 4. JOHNSON " CO., 1909 NJ in ST.,
Richmond Va.
N B.-Stnte age and business erper,encs.
Nerer mind about sending stamp for reply
b Ell. d; Co. d10,Gm !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-19

LPA will Ike the b Term s2 for the sed,9,
: Gibr fll4ys him. H.
He
lis swok,wo would dhaveso ia r rcord II , 25 5or2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-19

the
a
raar dAlph Terms. TO
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-19
PEDIGREE

by chu;
EMon
the
Off many horses wit rcordsb
Of
Dora
the
Iheya renaura alroter am ali : dispositions
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-04-20
The Age of Consent.

Lucy M. VanDeventer in the Pro
%hibitionist for April says, in reference
to the seduction bill; 1.-THE final or. T.
come of much anxious thought and
earnest effort was an advance Of two
years, raising the age of consent from
IL years to a."
We are under the impression that
the lady is mistaken, as our under
standing is that no change in existing
laws on that subject was made by the
Legislature. We should be pleased to
know that the age Of consent had
been raised even two years, though
we are unable to understand why it
was not raised to Is years. Our girls
should be protected by all the safe
guards which the law can throw
around them.-Elko Independent.
Mrs. VanDeventer is correct. Sem
ate bill No. 70, introduced by Senator
Comins, was finally passed March 80,
and approved by Governor Stevenson
April 9. The bill as it passed the
Senate fixed the age OF consent at Is
years, but it was amended in the AS
sembly, fixing the age at l4.-Carson
Tribune.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-04-20
The Timber Suits.

The Salt Laks Tribune says the
action of the Government in suspend
ing suits against men for cutting tim
Der in Montana, is because of the in
vestigation stated by Senator Stewart,
and because Of his starting the laws
which should govern the business.
The suits were brought by men who
either did not know the law, or if
knowing, did not care, but hoped to
make some party capital out Of the
suits. The real fault is on the part of
the men who were given sinecures as
Government timber inspectors and
detectives, to pay political debts.
Then, too, there are sharp hints Of col
lusions entered into for the purposes of
blackmail. Be that as it may, the
cutting Of the timber was a necessity,
and the business that has made posi-
BILE through cutting it has already
paid the Government ten times over
for the land.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-04-20

Not content with appropriating Me-
vada silver and Nevada productions
generally, California is taking all the
credit in the Eastern States for the
excellence of Nevada's wool product,
which is proving TO be as good as any
grown in the world. 1t has been the
custom heretofore to ship it to San
Francisco. from whence it goes to Bos-
ton and Philadelphia labeled Cali
fornia clip" and is SO put upon the
market. II works something like the
coast delegations to a national con-
vention. They all are swallowed by
the California contingent if they will
stand it. Nevada has many advan-
tages not possessed by California and
she should not allow herself to be
completely suppressed. II is not con-
sidered good form for the candle to be
always covered by the bushel.-Reno
Gazette.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-04-20
The Carson Mint.

At the earnest solicitation of Sem
ators Stewart and Jones the Secretary
OF the Treasury has given orders to re-
sumo coming operations at the Carson
Mint. This will increase the number
of employees at the mint to about 20.
The highest salaried officer OF the es-
adjustment is the Superintendent,
who receives 5000 a year and the
lowest that OF the adiusters, who re-
ceive $75 per month each.
The fact that the coinage OF gold
and silver is to be resumed at Carson,
does not imply that more silver will
be coined than heretofore. II will not
probably increase the price Of silver
bullion in Nevada a mill an ounce,
but it will be of great benefit to Car
son locally, as it will cause the ex-
penditure OF large sums there monthly
for wages OF Government employees
Silver State.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-04-20
A NEW sCHEmE.
How Harsh vfsaged PedaIers Sell
Their wares.

8@As
Their wares.
The Virginia Enterprise says: Vir-
ginia is loaded with as tough a looking
lot of peddlers and tramps as can be
well gathered together from the four
quarters Of the globe. The peddlers
themselves are regular tramps, and
they come from Greece, India, Turkey
and isles Of the Mediterranean and
Indian 0cean-and not q few are from
Russia.
They peddle every conceivable
novelty in the way OF smokers goods
and snide ware and jewelry Of all
kinds. They have nothing useful or
needful to any family.
They will knock at the door Of q
family residence, and if it is opened
by a woman or a child they plant q
foot between the door and the sill,
seemingly to rest their pack on their
knee, but evidently to keep the door
open. Then they commence to sell
their wares, and when they say ooh,
yes, you want 'em," the poor fright
ened woman takes about everything
they have TO sell. II is just as bad as
rolling" or g~arroting but it is
within the law.
Their game is entirely different from
u merchants, who will engage no
one but handsome, accommodating,
coaxing and gentlemanly clerks, but
they get there, Just the same.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-04-20

The saloon keepers Of Elko, while
they believe it is an injustice for one
law to license a business and another
law to close the same business a part
Of the time. will obey the provisions
OF the II o'clock closing Act while it
remains in force. We agree with them
so far a. its being an injustice, for so
long as the law makes the selling of
liquors a legitimate business. for con-
Quoting which the proprietors pay the
license provided by law, we hold that
the law has as much right to close any
other business house as it has TO close
a saloon. II saloons al be closed
one-fourth Of the time it follows that
they can be closed three-fourths Of the
time. Ii there was no law to license
the keeping Of saloons there would be
some propriety in passing a law TO
close them.-Elko Independent.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-04-20

Miss Ella White, who did a woman's
banking business at Elmira. New
York, ami is in Jail on charges OF
forgery to the extent Of 10000, has
made a full confession. She Dor
rowed money from everybody. Many
widows and foolish girls trusted hen
with their all on the promise Of high
rates Of interest. In this way she got
and lost $4,000 of other peoples
money. She claims she gambled it
away in bucket shops. She gave as
security for the loans chattle mort
cages on mining stocks and on the
piano which she hired by the month.