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The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-06-21

AT Dalton, Ga, the other morning Hon.
s. E. Fields, State Senator, was shot and
killed by his stepson. Dennis Taylor,
whom he attempted to chastise Young
Taylor was arrested.
A CONVENTION of ex-Confederates has
been held at New Orleans for the purpose
OF organizing an organizing an association
embracing all the surviving Confederate
soldiers. The meeting organized the Con-
federate Veterans Association by adopt
ing a constitution and electng General
George Gordon, of Georgia, president
A NEGRO named Caffee is in jail at Nor
folk, Va, charged with having set fire to
the residence of Rev. E. c. Clarke near
London bridge, three weeks ago Mr.
Clarke and four of his family persisted In
the flames. The negro lived on Rev. Mr.
Clarke's farm, and was ordered by him to
leave the premises for destroying fencing
and not paying rent
The other night at Helenwood, Tenn, q
mob broke into the Jail and TOOK Lloyd
and Reynolds, the double murderers and
hanged them 20 a tree near by. a note
was piune ed to the bodies threatening ven-
geance on any informer. Public senti-
ment justified the act
WHILE drum corps composed OF colored
men was parading the streets Of vii.
minGton, Del, the other night q crowd Of
small bows made an attach "~"~ g.
The New York Yacht Club has decided
to accept Earl Dunraven's challenge to .
match for the America cup A committee
was appointed to arrange the prelimina.
ries to determine which yacht shall be put
forward against the Valkyre.
THE new cruiser Baltimore has been
docked at Philadelphia for the purpose OF
having her propellers put on
THR storehouse Of the. Suffolk Cordage
Company at Chelsea. Mass, has been
damaged $50. 600 BY fire.
RUSSELL H. HARRISON, son of the Presi-
dent was arrested in New York recently
for publishing . libel in the Montana
Livestock Journal on sx- Governor Cros-
by. The libel was a reprint from Buffalo
paper, which accused Crosby of stealing
Jewels from a Washington lady.
TIE Planet jnte mills were destroyed by
Gre at Brooklyn. n. Y, at one O'Clock on
the morning OF the 18th There were
rumors OF loss of life, many Of the night
| force having 10 jump from windows L
save their lives The loss was 500. 600
BILLINGS & EAToS. Wholesale hide and
| leather dealers OF Boston. have made n
assignment Their liabilities are aboui
| So, 000 Assets fair.
A MARRIAGE license was issued recently
| &C Pittsburgh, Pa. to Samuel WelEer, age
ueventy-two, and Edith r. Wilson, age
fifteen. The disparity Of ages exclteS
much comment but the union was not II
legal. the parents Of the girl entering n
/ protest
The steamer Conanicut was reported OF
the rocks near Newport, r. /, on the 12th
The passengers were landed by tug.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-06-21
THE SOUTH.

THOMAS MCGETCHEN, who skipped from
Baltimore with $4,000 of the funds of the
Baltimore Unlimited Oil Company, has
been caught at Tavares Fla.
The jury to try T. b. Mellow for the
murder of Editor Dawson, of Charleston,
8. c., has been drawn. Friends of the
murdered man say the jury box has been
tempered with owing TO the great proper
ton of colored men in the panel.
AN unknown tramp, who was stealing a
ride on an eastbound freight train of the
Memphis & Charleston railroad the other
night, was set upon and beaten by two
negro brakemen and shot by the con-
ductor, Ed Ham. The dead BODY was then
thrown on the track near Iuka, Miss, and
not discovered until it bad been run over
by the eastbound passenger train.
FIRE in Alexandria, Va, recently de-
stroyed the tannery of c. c. Smoot &
Sons, the largest in the South.
THE drought in Louisiana and Missis-
sippi has been broken by good rains.
A CYCLONE from the west struck Dan
Vile, Va, on the 30th and demolished a
six-story building. Robert Britt, James
Young G. ]. Jones, Bud Hooper and D.
w. Biler were buried in the ruins and
were subsequently taken out dead. Harry
Oak was rescued alive, but died In a few
moments. Six others were fatally injured
A TORNADO gathered on the mountain
side near Hagerstown, Nd. on the Goth
and destroyed several cottages and swept
up the valley OF the Potomac. carrying
away a number of houses, barns and
churches. Ten persons were reported
killed.
A CYCLONE swept through a portion oil
the valley at riinshurg, w. Va, on the
30th. At Falling Waters the barn of John
w. Criswell was blown down. The killed
were: ]. E. Powell, a pumpmaker, and J.
Vogle.
ROBERT FARRIs was killed and thres
other men seriously injured by the explo.
sion of planning mill boiler in Craigheac
County, Ark, the other day.
The Pecos (Tex) and Seven river
United States mail hack was robbed by
two masked men recently. How much
money was obtained or who the robbers
were was not known
DR- p. s MOORE. who was Surgeon
| General Of the Confederate States, diec
suddenly in Richmond, Va. recently.
A TELEGRAM from Nashville, Tenn an
noun ces that Mel 7. Brown. ex-readinE
clerk OF the last National House OF Repre-
| sentatives was run over aud killed BY 4
train. Mr.. Brown was . widely known
Democrat and had filed the position o.
| reading clerk at several National Demo
| cratic con vnntfons
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-06-21
WHAT WOMEN ARE 0oA

THERE are 2l3 clubs II III
New Orleans devoted r. iAAf
political economy
THE Illinois Women frsss -
ton has waxel 20 strong - VI
build house In Chicago , So -
which will be a locture-r7J-a
200 persons -
A WoRKrxcwoNExs Soc.s'I
In Detroit. Mich. Ten JeAn "
care for girls out O! empl9I - -. !
secure situations. has !la.
magnificent building.
The women Of Delaware 80 III. 80 y,
to compel Legislative aclioa 4 Il ~
ter OF the protection q 5o-~- - j
The present legal Iimi. " F'o5 ~
seven yeas. and the vo''a'- ~. \
State arc demanding thas = :
eighteen Years ,-ss
The more radical frien-s II III 80
sav (what 10 an America sesa-' II. y
self-evldent) that there i MI -
the world Why married ao.aa. 80
not vote They even 'a1a HI. -, y
position that they I'LL NJ ~ =
passage Of any bill which -
clude married womea- j u
Anoxe The many good aof1 -.
Queen Of saxony i her 80. !
women OF all ranks q II III. \ %
1867 she summoned TIC - NJ j =
den 10 meet her Il eoaa ~ ~ -
end Of a year there ser !. Il. -
ready for service. lhe| ~ i =
Albsr,inorIunen. from EAa 80 i !
then Crown Prince Aay -
Dresden sends request n. ..-...s.aar-g
any hospital managed ri 80
men. Under their charge = II, - =
Hospital and 4 eouvalosesa,.s ~ o.
the banks Of tho E.be. ~ale1 i. :
purchased with har pFsFa17
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-06-21
Bungling Man

If the history of civilization nlss
any one moral SO plainly that % ~
runs may read" it i that moral darn
eracy exists wherever men attens i
Danish women from equality ia =
sponsibility, weakening the race Ia J
proportion as the attempt slececaa |
do not think women are naturally b.ss
than men; any apparent diferesa :
morals Is purely and solely thorsais
difference in education. HIT ne IL
woman may be likened 10 / p!s n
scissors, before whom mature la p.aou1
the web of life to bo cut Into tAAsa
Joined together, each par. n tA1 -
man instrument IL able 70 ID ID 49,
deity and with good econo1i1 rslA
Our present bungle arises ir1z aAisa
that in all public affairs man rc'ssa .
be riveted To his better halt, At. CO
silly and heavily tries to cobele ~ =
work alone. Mrs Ellen Il Dla.s1E
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-06-21
THE NEXT cENrrn.
What the Condition o. D,
He n r.~A - AAnAr~ -

NlAl
"nA' sh' Condition Of Public -.
~ % : Century Hence. W
The great Centennial i -
It was q magnificent occasion O'sS Ia
out saying Only one critio,sg Oes sia.
made when the scene i Co.. 1 WI /.
IN the perspective Of bsnplaas
women-patriots were totals -sAa
The white male dynasty y. EaO'sd
fore IN full force, and -avaa = a
the noblest friend OF woman ! "aissies
lean manhood counts. made ~, ! !, Aass
to US in his magnificent = 4icaitas
day. Men everywhere ana ''a 4 = Y.
time; Q spectacle OF halfpe..a' u
onesidedness that now imnars,s \, Y =
public; and with no reali1a,Ia g :
ever OF the absurdity Of their -. -
IN thus ruling the Lords hs, posss
humanity. ~
Their blindness to the real !.
to the most significant featns.
0n' woman discovery d
SELL to employ Francis E wm
phrase-was after all Tho go
pressive feature OF tho occass~ - :
only parallel IS the sublinn =
of the Car, the Emperor ana "a
to the fact that the only ach,.I :
Emperor and Gar. the 49,
taken up the calling. the .,aivjns ~, ~
by which these puppets Of an -.
supposed to rule; the satanic - =
OF the century, TO be put awav ~.
another century gets itself wall - -
way. -
But after all we must not h,~
individual representative 81 -, i Il
wrongs. whether he Is an Oawssss
despot or male voter in orr ~. \
World. They stand for all TIA ~. II. i
has placed them whore they arA \.
evolution has them in ia hes.., II
relentless. mill; Gods mill tia, NJ. N
so slow and small. but with er.,,s.~
grinds us ALL Evolution took ma,..a.'
forces, and developed from tbe~ 4.
stronger forces that are spiritual II
men to-day constitute threc-.oB !
the teachers, three-fourths 81 ,har,.l
yates from schools. three-fourtAs ~.
temperance army. three-iourth, u 1.
church. Their day dawns and ~
rise to its zenith, when men and ~.
equally shall fill all places oi oppo--.
ity, trust and honor; when the pn,sl
world shall limp on one leg no lon,-
but walk off with even trcaa-E.
mans journal.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-06-21
Gaining Ground.

Woman suffrage. Instead q 90
ground, Is steadily gaining ka7
year shows some advance and HhEz =
glance over a period long en0aii
give a fair perspective. The aaln 7 III
considerable. Twenty-Five gean II
women. with insignificant a1oafsaa
could not vote anywhere. Io-4sI r.
have school suffrage In fiioea -
full suffrage In one Territory, -
pal suffrage (single women n II
ows) throughout England. $50
Ontario, New Brunswick, Nora - -
British Columbia and aeF"ra- :"
British colonies AZ The aaafT@ !
Slowly but surely, the comm
the world Is evidently Eort - ~
TO a belief In woman safrt>
mans Column.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-06-21

TIE manager and assistant Of the Bally-
mena estates Irelandl were assasstnAtsd
recently in the public road BallymsnA IL
twenty miles north OF Belfast In . strongly
Protestant community.
TER Belgian Chamber OF Representa-
tives has voted coufdence-1S 10 Sin
favor Of the ministry.
IT was recently rumored that the Mexi-
can Congress. in secret session, was dis
cnssing the question of cedlnE Lower
California 20 the United States IL was
believed. however. that the rumur was
merely stratagsm Of the Conservatives
TEN thous md people have been rendered
homeless by terrible conaagAtion a. Yo-
kato, Japan
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-06-21
TIE EAST.


REPORTS from New Hampshire detail
damage done by the recent storm. At
South Berwick the Berwick Academy,
erected in 1892, was struck by lightning,
the bolt entering the school room. affect.
Ing flfty-three scholars A great deal Of
damage was done to houses and trees.
GENERAL FITzJOHN PORTER was made
president of the Fifth corps at the reunion
OF the Army Of the Potomac at Orange,
N. J., and General Butterf1eld presented
him solid gold corps badge set with dta.
monds as a mark Of appreciation OF his
ViDdication in his late unpleasantuesA
A HARRISBURG special says Governor
Beaver and his Cabinet have become dis
satisfied with his scheme to take s., 900, 900
ont OF the State treasury to pay the ex-
ponses Of clearing away the Johnstown
wreck. Offers to indorse his bonds are
few and far between and he will probably
try to raise enough money to pay the ex-
penso by loans from citizens who will
take the chance that the Legislature when
Il meets In 1891 will reimburse them.
CALVIN s. BRICE has been chosen chair.
man OF the National Democratic Commit.
tee to fill the vacancy caused by the death
OF Hon. w. II. Barnum.
THE thirty-fourth biennial session Of
the Lutheran Church Of the United States
was formally opened at Pittsburgh, Pa,
on the 18th. A prohibition resolution was
unanimously adopted.
GOVERNOR HILL Of New York, refused
20 honor the requsition for Maroney and
Mcdonald, charged with completely In the
Cronin murder In Chicago on the ground
that no direct charges were made.
BIZ the upsetting and explosion Of cap
OF benxlno In the Bear Greek oil refinery
e Coleman Pa, the other evening one
man was burned to death and four others
fatally hurt The buildings were de-
stroyed.
TIE charge Of criminal libel preferred
BY O'Donovan Rosa against Patrick Cas-
sidy at New York has been dismissed by
Judge Smith. Much testimony was drawn
out the evidence tending Ito show that
Rosa had received various sums OF money
which had been misappropriated
GOVERNOR BEAVER Of Pennsylvania
has granted respites to Peter Baronskh
who murdered two women, and James Il.
Jacobs, both Of whom were to be hanged
June o. to October 81 1t Is claimed that
both men are Insane
TEE opinion Of well-posted people 81
Johnstown Is that the loss Of life will b
between 1900 and 1000.
AN unknown woman between forty and
nfty years old jumped into the rapids q
Niagara river above the falls recently and
her body was whirled over In moment
She had evidently contemplated suicide
a Mas. KIRoCHNoR and her Grandchild
were suffocated in tenement house IRE
In Norfolk street. New York, the Other
evening. An oil stove exploded
FoURTEEN thousand people are still un'
registered In the Conemaugh valley. Over
aO0o bodies have been recovered There
was IN overpowerIng odor OF burning
Assh How many lives were lost vii
THERE were many cases OF prostration
by heat at New York on the 10th.
Tx Kearsarge left the Brooklyn navy
ward on the 18th for HaytL.
An estimate OF the deaths at JohnstoWr
BY Colonel Rogers puts the number .
A12h
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-06-21

DESTRUCTIVE forest fires are reported
along the Iron Range railroad in Minne-
sofa.
OvrR 400 teamsters at Duluth, Mimi,
were reported on strike Tie men trleu
to prevent others from working out were
dispersed by the poles
Mra. q. VAN BECK the wife OF farmer
living near HULA, Iowa, burned 70 death
while asleep recently, the mouse having
caught dre from Q lamp.
The American citizen. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1888-1909, 1889-06-21

NO1ESs
THERE was some excitement in the State
and Navy Departments reported at Wash.
ington on the 18th consequent upon unsat-
isfactory reports from Hayti. Nothing
definite was given to the press.
e. A. BAXTER, of New York, has been
appointed by President Harrison as United
States Marshal for the Western district Of
New York.
The President has said that he will not
favor either one Of the Virginia Repub.
lican factions to the disadvantage of the
other. He earnestly desired an end to the
disagreement.
MRS. GENERAL SHERIDAN, who has been
quite Ill at Washington, Is so far GONZALES.
cent a. to be able to 60 out driving.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ap-
pointed John Hughson. a skilled laborer,
In the Treasury Department, at q com.
pensation Of $720 per annum HughsOn
was porter Of one Of the Pullman cars
caught In the food at Johnstown, Pa, and
10 was mainly through his efforts that
Mrs. E. w. Haford and her daughter
were enabled to reach place of safety in
the mountains. His appointment is due
to the recommendation Of the Presidents
private secretary.
MRS. HARRISON accompanied Dy NOR
father and two grandchildren have left
Washington for Cape May, where they
will occupy Postmaster General Wana.
makers cottage.
PREPARATIONS for the taking Of the cen-
sus Of 1890 are assuming shape The APP
propriations provide for IT'S supervisors,
which is an excess Of twenty five over the
number employed in 1880. This excess Of
supervisors will 60 10 the South and West
excepting one each to Oklahoma and
Alaska. The bureau estimation of the
population is placed at 65, 000 900.
The Commissioner Of Pensions has ap-
pointed his daughter, Miss Ada Tanner,
90 be his confidential secretary in place Of
George B. Squires.
THE Comptroller Of the Currency has
declared a second dividend of ten pei
cent In favor Of the creditors of the Fidel-
ity National Bank Of Cincinnati
The grand jury at Washington has In.
dicted number Of union hod carriers,
colored, for threatening to leave their EN-.
ployment If an obnoxious employe was
not discharged.
THE President has appointed the follow
ing Consuls: Wakefield G. Frye, of Maine,
Consul at Halifax; John A. Leonard, OF
Minnesota, Consul at Shanghai; Searcy
T. Sweeney, of Indianapolis, Consul al
North Carolina, Consul a Rio de Janeiro;
Oliver H. Simmons, Of Colorado, Consul
Ct St Petersburg; George w. Roosevelt
of Pennsylvania, Consul at Brussels; Lev
w. Brownem, Of Ohio, Consul at Glasgow.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-02-09

No. III.-senate Concurrent Resolution relative to
amending the Constitution Of the State Of Ne.
pddd.
Resolved by the Senate, the Assembly con-
curing, That the Constitution of the State of
Nevada be amended as follows:
Amend section twenty of article ", OF the
Constitution of the State of Nevada so as to
read as follows:
Section twenty: The Legislature shall not
pass local or special laws in any of the follow
ing enumerated cases, that is to say: Regula-
ting the jurisdiction and dnties of the Justice
OF the Peace; for the punishment of crimes and
misdemeanors; regulating the practice of
courts of justice; providing for changing the
venue in civfl and criminal cases; granting di-
vorces changing the names of persons vacating
roads. town plots, streets, alleys and public
squares; summoning and impaneling grand and
petit juries. and providing for their compensa-
ton; regulating County and township business;
regulating the election Of county and township
officers; for the assessment and coller ton OF
taxes for state county, and township purposes;
providing for opening and conducting elections
of state, county or township officers, and desig
nating the places of voting; providing for the
sale of real estate or personal property belong
ing to minors or other persons under legal dis
abilities; giving effect to invilid deeds, wills OF
other Instruments; refunding money paid into
the State Treasury. or into the treasury of any
county; releasing the Indebtedness. liability or
obligation OF any corporation or person to the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-02-09

State, or to any county, town or city OF this
state But nothing in this section shall be con
strued to deny or restrict the power OF the Leg
islature to establish and regulate the compensa
ton and fees of county and township officers
to establish and regulate the rates OF freight
passage toll. and charges of railroads, tollroads
ditch, fume and tunnel companies incorpora
ted under the laws of this State or doing bust
ness therein.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-02-09
Election Proclamation,
ISSUED BY THE
Board of County Commissioners
OF
Lyon County, Nevada,
Board of County Commissioners

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN Monday, the eleventh day of February, A
| D. eighteen hundred and eighty nine, at the
several ele ttion precincts, hereinafter named
in the County of Lyon, State of Nevada. an
election will be held between the hours OF
eight O'Clock A. M and six o'clock p. NJ, OF said
day, for the adoption rejection by the quail
flied voters of the State, of the following pro
posed amendments to the Constitution thereof
to wit:
PRECINCTS, POLLING PLACES AND INSPECTORS.
Dayton Inspectors-Geo. W. Keith. A. j. LOT
tus. l.. A. Guild. Polling place at Court House.
Silver City Inspectors-Theo Vinson, J. F.
Angel F. NJ. Wood. Polling place at Engine
House.
Sutro Inspectors-Marshal Davis, Lavi Lamb,
II. IL. sheldon. Polling place at Davis's Store
Mason Valley Inspectors-Robt. Apsey. B. II.
Reymers, W. II. spragg, Polling place at
Craig's Hotel.
wabuska Inspcctors-w. T. Warren, S. Noel,
John Farrell. Polling place at Lovejoy's Store.
Mound House Inspectors-T. D. Calvert, C. p.
Mengel and D. Regan Polling place at Regain 5
House.
Smiths Valley Inspectors-L. R. Ames, Frank
Rivers, ]. A. Rogers Polling place at Pierce S
Store.
Churchill Inspectors--John 2. Barnett, War
rem Howard, A. J. Newman Polling place at
Barnett's residence
On all ballots voted at such election printed
or written reference shall be made to the
amendments to the Constitution voted on, in
substantially the following form
Amendment No /. To amend Section . Arti-
Gle Iv-Yes; or amendment No /. To amend
Section Article IV-No.
Amendment No 2. To amend Section Arti-
Gle IV-Yes; or amendment No 2. To amend
Section Article IV-No.
Amendment No 8. To amend Section 20 Arti-
Gle YVES; or amendment No 3, To amend
Section 20Artcle IV-No.
Amendment No 6. To amend Section SO Arti-
Gle IV-Yes; or amendment Noe, To amend
Section 80 Article Iv-No.
Amendment No s. To amend Section II Arti-
Gle Yves; or amendment No s. To amend
Section II Article V-No.
Amendment No 9. To amend Section 81 Arti-
Gle YVES; or amendment No 9, To amend
Section 80 Article Iv-No.
Amendment No Q. To amend Section IS Arti-
Gle Yves; or amendment No O. To amend
Section IS Article V-No.
Amendment No 49, To amend Section 8 Arti-
Gle XV--Yes; or amendment No 10, To amend
Section Article XV-No.
Amendment No 20. To amend Section Arti-
Gle Wives; or amendment No 20, To amend
Section Article Vino.
Amendment No %. TO amend Section "a Ar
ticle Iv-Yes; or amendment No % To amend
Section "a Article IV-No.
Amendment No %. To amend Section Arti-
Gle XI-Yes, or amendment No %. TO amend
Section Article XI-No.
Amendment No "a To amend Section Ar
ticle XI-Yes: or amendment No "a, To amend
Section Article XI-No.
Amendment No 25 To amend Section 3 Arti-
Gle XIII-Yes; or amendment No IS, To amend
Section 8 Article XIII--No.
Amendment No o. To amend Section Arti-
Gle XVI-Yes; or amendment No q, To amend
Section Article XVI-No.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-02-09

No. H.-Senate Concurrent Resolution relative 10
amending the Constitution Of the State Of Ne
Udda.
Resolved by the Senate, the Assembly con
curing, That the Constitution of the State of
Nevada be amended as follows:
Amend Section six of article ", Of the con-
stitution of the State of Nevada so rs to read as
follows:
Section six Each house shall judge of the
qualifications, elections and returns of its own
members, choose its own officers. determine
the rules of its proceedings, and may punish
its members for disorderlv conduct and. with
the concurrence of twothirds of all members
elected, expel member.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-02-09

No. IIH.-Assembly Joint Resolution relative 10
amending Section 5, Article Is, Of the Constitu.
ton Of the State of Nepadd.
Resolved by the Assembly and the Senate,
conformity, That Section 3. Article Is. of the
Constitution of the State of Nevada be amended
as TO read as follows:
Section three: No person shall be eligible to
ony office who is not qualified elector under
this Constitution No person who. while citi.
zen of this State, has, since the adoption of this
Constitution, fought duel with a deadly
weapon, sent or accepted challenge to fight a
duel with deadly weapon, either within or
beyond the boundaries of this State. or who has
acted as second, or knowingly conveyed a
challenge. or aided or assisted in any manner
in fighting duel shall be allowed to hold any
Office of honor profit or trust or enjoy the right
of suffrage under this Constitution. The Legis-
lature shall provide by law for giving force and
effect to the foregoing provisions of this sec
ton: PROVIDED. that females over the age OF
twenty -one years. who have resided In this
State one year. and In the county or district six
months next preceding any election to iii
either of said Offices shall be eligible to the Of
fees of Superintendent of Public schools, and
School trustees.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-02-09
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE
Auditor and Treasurer.

Following is the Auditors and Treasurer $
Joint Quarterly Report for the quarter ending
December 3lst 1888: