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fined to well-ascertained limits the claims
of those who demand pensions. Neverthe-
less, disregard of those whose disability has
become since the war so great as to make
them dependent would be unjust to them
and unworthy of the country. Legislation
is suggested to remedy defects in the law
regarding the increase in pensions for
widows and children, partial disabilities
and inequalities in rates. Regarding the
granting of a pension to soldier who had
been dishonoraoly discharged, the Secretary
says 1t was in the strict construction of the
law, but recommends that distinct Act be
passed affecting all cases hereafter, and pro-
hibiting pension to anyone dishonorably
discharged The report of the Commits
sioner of Railways is reviewed at length,
and several of his commentators con-
Cured in. The matter of settlement has
been so fully discussed by Congress that
the Secretary contents himself with pre-
ssenting views of the Commissioner and sew
eral railroad men, and without recon-
mendation further than that It should re-
ceive early and earnest attention as one of
the most important financial subjects to be
oealt with.
The remainder of the report is devoted to
review OF the annual reports of the Gov
ernors of the Territories and their recon-
mendations, the Bureau of Education and
the work of the various Government
eleemosynary institutions.
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PUBLIC DEBT.
Receipts From All Sources in November
S3O.1i6. .961 13.

WASHINGTON, December 2d.-The public
debt statement issued tonight by the
Treasury Department shows the total debt
as 81 GIT ,372, ,419 35, and the net debt as ST.
O56 081, ,O04 73
This is reduction of 81, S29, ,672 80 since
November 1st, and over twelve and a half
millions since July 1st,
Treasurer Husten's statement of assets
and liabilities shows surplus of $40, 249,-
1877 "a, exclusive of minor and fractional
silver coin.
Receipts by the Government from all
sources during November were $50, 49,
967 13. The expenditures during the same
period were $25, 1884. 75S 10, OF which nearly
eleven millions were for pensions
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SAVED A CogRT-MART1AL.
A Captain Apologies for Being Drunk
and Swears OFF.

DENVER (Col.), December 2d.-A Santa
Fe, N. NJ, special to the RepltbLcan says
An order came from the War Department
to-day suspending the general Court-mar-
tial called by Colonel Grisrson, the Depart
ment Commander, for tomorrow, for the
trial OF charges against Captain Norris c.
Vessels of the Twenty-fourth Infantry,
now stationed at Fort Grant, A. 7.
Captain Vessels is charged with violat-
ing the articles of war relating to drunken
ness. Saturday afternoon he appeared be-
fore Captain Bailey, acting Judge Advo-
cate at Fort Marcy, and made satisfactory
explanation of his conduct, at the same
time taking pledge from intoxicants for
five years. Upon this showing the War
Department ISSUED the order. Vessels is
son of General Vessels of the United
States Army, retired
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each case being chiefly from shock and
fractures of the skull.
Williams Millman was the only one
whose death probably was caused by burns.
The inquest will continue for several days.
The Board of Trade o-day adopted resoiu-
tions of sympathy. and tonight the press
clubs of the Twin Cities held meetings and
took similar action.
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FATAL FLAMES.
Several People Burned to Death in PIiIa-
delnhia.

delphia.
PHILADELPHIA (Pa) December 2d-A
three-story brick building at the corner of
Second and Huntington streets burned
early this morning. The basement and
first floor were used by Gustave Gross as a
bakery. The second floor was occupied as
dwelling by Gross, his wife and four
children, and on the third floor was the
dwelling of Joseph Bitner, with his wife
and four children.
Tine fire burned so rapidly that before the
occupants could be aroused the following
were burned to death; Mrs. Annie Bitner
aged 35; Ida Bitper, aged 4; George Bit
ner, aged 8 months; Gustave Gross, Jr.,
aged IL; Bruno Gross, aged 3, and Mrs.
Minnie Gross.
Hattie Gross, Joseph Bitner and John
Ellanson were seriously injured. The other
occupants escaped without serious hurt.
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Sacramento Packing and Drying Co.,

DACKERS OF THE FOLLOWING BRANDS
1 OF California Canned Fruits:
sG0ID DUST BRAND" extra 3-pound cans,
choicest selected fruits
"OLD FORT BRAND" standard 21S-pound
cans, selected fruits. Full weight brand, extra
heavy goods, and quality of fruit equal to most
standards. We use only the best granulated
sugar. We also put up a line of SAUCES, under
our trade mark '-Old Fort" such as "Old Fort
Table Sauce, Catsup. Chow Chow, Salad Dress
ing, Sslerkraut, Pickles, Mustsrds, etc All
equal to any other brands. Ask your grocer for
our goods. * LOOK FOR OUR BRANDS.
Packing and Drying Co. 4ptt
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Nervous aud Physical Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions and the many
ailments arising from excess, indiscretion, and
abuse. A complete restorative. Price, 50 so q
bottle, sent by express G. o. D. A. MCBOYLE
& CO., Druggists, 504 Washington street. San
Francisco. P. o. Box 1852. my6-6m
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sonoma Wines of best qualities are sold
at FABIAN BROS, Ninth and streets,
cheaper than anywhere. Gallon prices are:
Hook, so cents; Riesling 70 cents aud Gutedel,
81 Claret, so cents; Zintandel, rs cents and Bur-
gundy. 81. Also on hand, different kinds of
Port and Sherry, Sweet Muscat and Angelica.
n23lm
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wbat,s the Use of TalkIne? !?

There is no denying that sozoDcNT is the
best preparation for the mouth and teeth.
Preparations like snow flakes in number, have
appeared, but the public faith is still strong in
the virtues of soZ0D0NT. Its use grows
yearly.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
The annual meeting of the stock

holders of Masonic Hall Association OF IN
Sacramento, California, will be held at Nh
the Masonic building, southwest corner "
Sixth and K streets, on MONDAY EVENING
Decem Der 9, 1889, at 7;30 o'clock.
n29-l0t VIM. B. DAVIS, Secretary.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost.
Found, For Sale, To Let end similar notices under
aIis head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time. AH
notices OF this character i0ia be found under thss
heading.
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The bes. place 10 csicrnis your printing done
A J. Jo1nsto1 q, Co.'S. SO ST. Sacramento. Cal
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Lewis Winter, Wood Engraver, ea7 J.tf

Decker Bros.'-The artists' plano. Write
to KOHLER & CHASE, San Francisco. n25-Sm
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SENATOR STANFORD.

He VIII Introduce Bill to Aid Mutual
Associations.
WASHINGTON, December Ex-senator
Stanford will introduce bill TO encourage
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Daughters of st. George will meet at
Y. NJ l. Hail. THIS tuesday, EVENING at Z
o'clock. All members requested to attend.
JULIA PATTERSON, President.
ANNE SPRAGUE. Recording Secretary. lts
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MONGOLIAN PROTEST.
A Long Letter from the Chinese Minister
to Secretary Blaine.


WASHINGTON, December 2d-The Chinese
Minister has written a long letter to Secre-
tary Blaine protesting on behalf of his
country against the law which restricts his
countrymen from coming to the United
States. He says it is not right treatment to
be accorded to friendly nation, and espe-
cially when citizens of the United States
are freely allowed to enter China and enter
into business. Therefore he desires to en-
ter his country's emphatic protest and urge
that the law be repealed. Inquiry at the
State Department was answered by state
ment that the letter has been received, but
the officials decline to make public the
contents, as it was diplomatic matter.
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Fair Oaks Corps, No. I3.-Regular meet
ing THIS Tuesday, AFTERNOON at O'Clock
sharp. Election of officers.
FLORENCE MILLER, Pres.
Din
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FoR wakefulness. weakness or lack of
energy Simmons Liver Regulator is spe-
ciic.
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

mo LET-CoTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS; RENT
L cheap; use of stable if desired. Inquire at
6l7 Z street. dl-3t=
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WASHINGTON CULLINGS.
The Chinese Minister ASkS the Repeal
Of the Restriction Act.
ORGANIZATION OF CONGRESS-.
Public Debt Statement-Sugges
of the Secretary of the In
terior-Personals.
ORGANIZATION OF CONGRESS-.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE REcoRD-us1os.I
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If YOU have made up your mind to buy
H ood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to
take any other. Hoods Sarsaparilla is a
peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue Of
its peculiar combination, proportion, and
preparation. curative power superior to any
other article Of the kind.
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DERSONAL-WILL,w WE HAVE CONCLUDED
L to go to Skating Carnival WEDNESDAY
EVENING. We think the door prizes grand.
1t JENNIE,
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT. APPLY AT
L 1927 l street. 1t*
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d EWARD-$1O REWARD WILL BE PAID
III to the lady wearing the best home made
costume at the Skating Carnival WEDNESDAY,
bArA
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ITO LET-A FRONT SUITE OF FURNISHED
i rooms on ] st. Apply at 72l ST. nS0-tf
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ITO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS AT DE WITT
House, corner Third and j. This house ha.
been thoroughly renovated and newly fur
nished, and is Erstclass. Transient custom so
licited n61In%
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NOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR DEsIR-
e able city property, a wheat ranch of | ,29O
acres near Williams, Colusa county. Address
WEINSTOCK LUBIN & CO, Sacramento. O2S-tf
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LOUISVILLE, December 2d.-At Franklin
to-day three little children of Squire
Downey, colored. were burned to death.
They had been left alone in their home.
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Alien ~E.H5Cr-rE.

4 report comes from Masr Island tina;
n}irm mechanics ate icing pc: 10 wort:
at the navy y,rd - .tau .eXviUsion q
American c.tize.s. This is I.uor
IeauisHr un The paIt-"f q panty that
came into P-""rH. tie stfcuFh al pro
Tossing a desire to protect American
lHJor. S;il. If Mr.. Patiick Esnn. who
cast his itIat vote for Harrison, Is ciigi-
bic t. the position Of Minister Tlruj-
uo%.entiary, there is little to cnyIl 1T
IN tie employment OF Lo,lrr.mnhcrs
who have not become citi2gns. Per.
h"PS 1t IS jt.t ns VIII not to complain.
II tnsy took " naturalization papers
they might all demand fo.emnu-iip,.-
Aha California.
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Thc

The Gazette ssya: San Francisco md
Eastern hide buyer" will no longer tax.
hides that nre binn lei OF the NIB,
unless they go i'll as II .'cul!." When "a
stock groWor brands Ills cattle on the
ribs it dtr.eciaies the raiue of his herd
ut least 81 per h,na. and tim, i. nu item
worth l"oking after. 1t is Just ns ensy
to put the brand ou tho hip OF shoulder.
II why stoclm'en iusist on putting tue
ron on in a place where it takes so
much from The value Of an animal is G
mystery.
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Hcnk Men.

Many men suffer from nervous dis
cnses which render them incompetent 10
enjoy society, brought on by indi6cre
ton in early lie. TO such persons q
me licine which wonld bring relief
would prove II h Don Of ircnIcuiable
value; null that thore is such II remedy
within the reach Of all we nre assured
in a notice which sppeRis elsewhere
under the head Of Weak Men. 10 al il
carefully Nnd il you nr" in need of
something t. inf Ute rev life into your
whole bring. sGnl to Dearborn Medical
ca.
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7DTEE AnHIyAs.S.
Depot HoIcI-Cinrk & Green, Pro-
prictors.

Depot IIotcI-Cinrk & Green, Pro-
prictors.
IA McDermott. Limoille; Knox A
Crane. Chas Adams. So Fork; VIM
Todd, Albert Lissack, John X DoIan,
Cnrlim; j Ii Hill, + Hansen, Wells;
] W Powell. rn|carorn; g " De La
M,tyr, Reno; O II Coop, w U Tel Co;
Geo P Robinson & family, l. p Middle
ton, Ruby Valley.
g II Coop, W q Tel Co; j W Roork,
Huntiugton;A D stteote1, Steve Dnkin
LHmoille; J u KiIl"n. ii q Bnrkley,
Carlin; J T t~Insnier, 9aklspd: J "
jarrett, Gnntz Creek; BIrs f ~ Toyne,
Salt i.nks City: g " HiDchcliGo. Auf.
tin; u X Horne. Portland, Or; + L
Chngnon. J p Byrn+. Geo Blnudcll. l.
F Sandman, W Atwell. Independence;
Knox a Crane, South Fork, Il IL Bise.
low, Reno.
p Hansen. wriiF; @ II Coop, W U
I'll Gu; s Ltwis, PnlisnGe; William
Bynon. L Rockwell, Cntlin; Eupe,,e f
Jones, " Waters, Salt Lake City.
WI Fitch, Piensnnt; Chas Waller,
Huntington; ] ID Abel, Fort lInIieck;
Wm Price. Idaho; George Pnllnnn,
MuuLt,in City; rhil d Shenhnu,
Pueblo. Colorado.
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fIr E-mrctrn Hlnrc.

4 nurhcr from ono Of the cos coun-
iirs who nttrmicl the Oll Fellows ball
nj tha Opera IIonso last night. nf,cr
viewing tho exhibition driil. which
pleased him grrntly, WAS ASKED by n
companion II ho bad received his
moury's worth. The patty addressed
had got onto the monogram Of the
Orlcr di'ployel hy nrTcrous gns jets
shrvo tie tn g. which c,mprisci tho
ictlers ~. L. r." nud replied: mo;
lai's writ Jake. Do sou tco tho sign
up there? (poiutiue in the directory.
I guess "a set FtoJ Lunca, TOO."-
Virginia Chronicle.
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lock AI,er ms sa,rl..

The to np,ations OF q large city are
many. aud parents are too negligent iu
tho caro- Of their daughters. A !onug
aud Giddy schoolgirl il always ready for
. ronp. AMI there are nlSays enough
young aud midd'e.aged men who are
only too willing to lad them into tue
aluus when oco ,sion presents itself.
iu>ttness OF tho Lee Fletcher character
IA described in tho Examiner. are too
numerous. AMI prove bey1ud n doubt
that young .irlt. as we'll Ms TOYS, need
tho ~aichiul caro- Of q mother while
I ley ure in tn eir teens.
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A Journal Guthrie spcciltfhy-: Dis.
patches from W0rhinrtun indicating
that Secretary Noble woull inTc.tign:c
tho action Of tho United Statrs officials
who clnimci rropr ty nordny ioto.
noon. has caused great CONSERVATION
Among that cloaq md has filed tho
clnim j,tnpc,e with joy. Many Deputy
MorShnl'. %ho resigned Just before noon
on tho 22l. arc nncnty, ns dro these
whp wric commissioned, hui were never
swOIn ia.
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PnysIcians and Surgeons.

DIS. Freeman md Burrows will be in
Elko on WEDNESDAY, MAY 18th, me
day only, Mt the DEPOT HOTEL, pre-
I AIRED to tre1t successfully NIL diseases
of The Eye. Eur. Nose, Thron. and
Lungs. CHtnrrh, Yariocose and other
ulcers, deforinitics. such az Bow Legs,
Club Feet, et:. Spcctacles accurately
fitted.
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IDurEinry.

About halt pnsi ten O'Clock last night
some person or persons unknown
entered Mira. Ricorl's while che was ut
the party ard rnnsackcd the place evi.
fcnily III t,nIch Of money. but finding
none II fcw boxes utcignrs. some cnnuel
goods and candy were taken md the
burglars made their oscnpc. Som1 Que
Passing the place INV A. upcn window,
ny which an entrance was made and i'm.
mcdintoly informed Constable rriplrtt
who pr0crrcl the key and went over.
hut too Ito to detect she thief. II Is
supposed that ;lio burglary was the
work Of tramp 8. and IL is unfortunate
that IL w,s not discovered IN tiuio 10
secure the arrest Of tho miscrcnnts.
Our citizens aie advised to keep al
eye open for these ]nnrnudcrs who seem
10 10 growing desperate, aud when
they fail in Begging resort to
theft,
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sr,,Goi E'runtrc,

In accordance with Tho plan adopted
TO ascctiain the wishes Of tho people in
reference To the nrpoin,mrit Of School
Trut Too, superintendent hov" has eau.
vnssscd tho reiiliona handed Ia. and
fading tin, tho petition for Frank
fcrnold represents II mn ,fity o f~tw"niy.
five ut tho children Of school ago IN tho
di,'ri.t, hc hnt accordingly appointed
Nc. Fcrnall e. tho position OF School
Itnst.g OF llko School District.
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Tbs Reno j%putual priuts All ntticio
from tho Altnrda New Era In which Il
il stated TINT MI old mine Inns been 70.
discovered In Humboldt county. steci.
mons from which assay $50 900 to the
ton In gold. The late discovetor'a
name is Freed, Who Is n partner Of q
man In Sacramento who put mp tho
capital to furnish Frosd with tue means
4, prosecute tho soAroh. We arc. how.
orcr, = little skcptical In reference 10
the rnlue OF The dud rs II is too much
ike many Cthtrs which crop out ever
aud auOn.
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Pr. aiient Harrison received fcwer
votes llinn tho mai whom he defeated,
and i'll Connecticut and Rhodv Island
the candid ,teH for Governor received
not only less than hnlf OF the total vote,
but fewer votes than their Democratic
opponents. And yet there is u G
impression throughout the country that
the majority rnisS in these United States
OF Amrricn.- = Virginia Chronicle.
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From Wednesdays paily.I
aAL.MNGrNNI.

Frank Chngnor AMI Will Atwell camc
down !ra;G TRScarorn yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Baker came
over from Eureka Oh Monday
Regular meeting Eiko Euc,mpn ent
No. .. 1. o. .. L. a: tLoir Hail to-
night.
Il. d. LHnhsm. Of Tuscn,ora. aid
Kncz A. Craue, Of Solth Fork are in
town to-day.
JulGc yige'ow cain" up from Reno
Yesterday uni hell IL session of tho
District Count TO day.
G. ~. Himch~liEf, arrived from Austin
10y last evenings train ana wsut up to
rasoaru!t 70 day.
GcD--o Robinson came in this morn
il from Rally Valley. having ca,nreG
last night on the road.
A.. Wines came in from Pleasant
Valley yest.rday morning nnd returned
III the afternoon.
A.. B. Waller arrived Inst evening
from his trip to California nni lett OH
this mornings stage for ruscarorn.
j. J. Hilton came in from Mound
Valley yestcrlry. lie reports u heavy
i"in in that vicinity las, Sunday.
We learn tnni Seattle. Washington
Territory, CONSUMES $4,000 feet OF
lumber "a mouth. Du.liimg must lie
Lively Mp tloTr.
TLcr. Is to he another welding in
E'6o within the nozt trn days. Dent
"nies.aI;c go gees "hn, ioc You vii
not hr liable to str:!c il.
The condition Of Waiter Chase re-
mains nb1gt the same, iloagh he is
evidently gro"!ns weaker. Ills death
may be ~rATeriei 49, any time.
The Alteration OF the District C urt il
engaged to-day with a suit caused Ivy
alIr2"! u"ltwi1l diversion 0! water in
Independence Vail :. ne,r I'uscarnya.
Miss iIoll.e KlIroa. who has been
visiting friends IN town for the past
week. left yesterday morning for Souih
Fork whcrr shc wall resume her school.
The stage brought down from Trscs-
rorH yc-'"r.lnv fourteen !ars Of bullion.
valued u! S4l. 09o. which Wis forwarded
t. san F-aucisso by express this morn
Ing.
Hugh Martin nui lis daughto: in-'aw.
Ars. James Martin. nce Gc,rgi, Pol
lard, :Tuiycl irom the B.umcnr coul.try
On Monday fox a !cw days visit nnums
Elko friends.
We cXtchd thanks 10 tho Wells Social
C.rO for u complimentary iirlctto iheir
May Day Bail. md r'gre. that it will 10
impossible /" bs present AMI rnrticipltc
/" the festivities Of the occasion.
Do no: forge to Calico Boil at Free
:aan i!di tonight. \ g1oi time will
!s .ujrycl hy nj who attend nud take
rart in tho exercises. Tie bail vii
vgen vita i!.e grand march at $50
tharp.
''""s' !I' "a tue
~ "'"o"S"
80" 0,'' "''' ''' "'0h
iioru, ill.,. r .,, s,oi.-
r,, a,
-
a., '''Ec o.
~ "."''@ P.'P''"-
N'"' '"'''"''"' VA" AZ
" '''! "''"'
'7,.' ." WIS "'''7'' Oh '"' even
n thorough ry,ylaui.ue. 4 new foo,
will un l.ll, tha ;gs;. 10 decorated with
flesh ptiut aud new PAPER and ;ho
rlac. roit il first elias r.par = y.
Peterson j., doing the car, outer
work.
SUNDAYS Eyamincr was n nir.nm1th
slice; Of iwcnty-fuur pn:cs which con
,~niucl. Lr.ilcs tho usual nmouu Of
'-''"i"l'"iS "Ha genera! news, u grnphic
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Thn my DnI BnN.

The hnli ut Freeman Hall last night
was a very enjoyable affair, about
Thirty couples taking pnit in the r1er-
cises. Tho musi was Enc and al
pre'cnt seemed TO be iu a proper fran y
OF mind 10 enjoy it.
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THE WEEKLY IHDEIENDENT.
IFror:. Saturday. Daiiy.l
TX i9CSDI.


Sec notice OF ""'"-o 'onse Tor sale
c! nest.
I,g.i : sc"lt. # the ~lIn!,ocl: Cato
ca. :: a: i-@m ;@-Iny.
Tur. good peop'c uE tn, Uai,.l Ei,r.
dom viii cr!obIate IN. O,o,n., bir,nI,y
My 2i;h.
Tue usual lunch will b, Sc. u, The
W. Z. r. U. Il ..jiag Rooms mi, oven.
ing.
,ieorgc Elnoro m, family IL. TO-
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u Queenstown. arriving Monday. in
'N "'ys n"' six hours.
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coed q ~. I,i-h NJ Surveyor General.
The oai,o should b, moved 10 Gursou
!" the event of change.
Stockton N.,l.-Yr,-, :, , roc.
managing editor "f ihv Examiner. Eryt
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Change oETIuic.

BY the new time card. to take effect
Sunday, May 18th, trains on tho Q. p.
Railroad will arrive ut EIko ms folio VS.:
Going west: Train No. 2. 9 O'Clock, A..
a., nnd NJ. 4, z O'Clock p. n. Going
east: Train No. l, 6:l5, aud Nc. g.,
S:l5 =, II.
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FREEMAN & BUaRows.
&c RooIiis.

The W. G.. T. u. Reading Rooms nre
we'll supplied with the best iitcrntu re,
nrs open every dry md visitors nre
always wc!o mo. On Saturday evening
strawberries. sugar and cream, with
cAke, will I've knnrliel.
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iiOItS.

GULDAuEH:-Im Elko. Nevada. April
70, 1882, 10 the wife OF II. Z. Cot.
digger, II daughter. Twelve pounds.
Dhowa:-In Eiko. Nevada. April &C.
1882. to the wife Of Il. Blown, o
Daughter.