davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05

NOTICE TO EDITORS-E5TATEO OF FAN
IN ME CARM0DY, deceased. Notice is hereby
given by the undersigned, Administrator of the
creditors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, 10 exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within four f4) months
after the first publication OF this notice, to the
said Administrator, at the law Offices of Charles
F. Haulon, rooms l6 and "a Phelan Building,
No. SIG Market street, in the city and county Of
San Francisco. State of California, the same be-
ing his place for the transaction of the business
of the said estate. NEIL GRANT,
Administrator Of the estate of FANNIE CAR
MOODY, deceased.
Dated, January 20. 1880.
CHARLES F. HASLoN. l6 and a PheleB's Build
ing, San Francisco, Cal, Attorney for Aomln-
istrator jazz 5tW
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05
goTErs AND REsl .gIRANg,s.
THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.

CNRsT-CLAss HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT
Z Ladies DiDing-ToOm separate. Open day
and night. BUCKMAN Il CARRAGHER, Pro-
prietOrs, 10l9 Second street, between and K,
Sacramento If
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,

II STREET, BET. THIRD AND FOURTH,
IN Sacramento, is conducted On the European
plan, where you can get meals at all hours for 10
cents and upwards. Good furnished rooms by
the day, week OF month al reasonable prices.
n7-tf&Su w. A. CASWELL. Proprietor.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-05

The best place IN California to have ynur
printing done: a T. Johnston & Co.'s, 40 J
street, Sacramento, Cel.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18

French counts have nine equal pearls In
their The British baron il en-
titled TO a coronct 81 four big pearls. The
English viscount has a coronet of seven
pearls OF even size. The earl's coronet
shows five small pearls and four straw
berry leaves. French marquises bear
three strawberry leaves and two clusters
of three small pearls. French ~viscounts
are entitled Ia a coronet containing three
large pearls and two smaller ones. French
barons are not entitled To n coronet, but
To what Is called a tortil, n circlet OF gold
having a necklace Of tiny pearls turned
three times around il. The German
princes coronet is very peculiar, with it's
graceful curves Of pearls, its ermine cir
clet, aud the globe and cross, indicative
Of an imperial grant. II is used in all
countries on thec continent. with or with.
out the interior velvet cap, and IL allowed
only to descendants of sovereign families
or members of the higher house of parlia-
ment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18

making n nice thing out Of II. Two car
loads OF good ore will he sent ont In a few
days. One carload recently netted the
lessees 500 per ton.
The annual meeting OF the Hatta Min
ing and Milling company will he held al
New Chicago for the election OF mine
trustees on Friday, June "a.
CNo little excitement exists among the
miners at Murray, Idaho, over the dis
covcry of an immense ledge Of carbonate
and galena ore IN the mountains near
camp.
As proof that the East Helena sInelter
is about to resume operations the Journal
Is cited 10 the fact that arrangements have
just becn made for the shipment To that
establishment of two car Dad OF ore per
day from thc e.. ID. at Elkhorn. Fully
500 tons of good ore il now on the 4. "
ID. dump awaiting treatment.
The 81. Regis country will experience a
great activity in the development of It's
mines this summer. There are already
many valuable mining properties all
through that country and new ones are
being discovered every day. As soon as
the railroad is completed through, the ~.
Reyes will be one of the largest mining
camps in northern Idaho.
Flick and Cooper made an important
strike this week in the Raven lode near
Red Lion. The vein is four feet In width.
Character Of ore is free milling gold that
produces an assay of SI2 to the ton. three
feet from the surface. The three other
claims Of The company have proven
worthy of further inspection. In the same
mineral belt, the Christian, acoal bearing
deposit, il sad to contain gold in album
dance.-Gronite Star.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18

Letter To the Chattanooga Times.
IL is a ncck-and-ncck race between Sam
Jones and Barnum in Nashville just now.
II is hard To tell which is the greatest
show on EARTH" but | rather prefer bet
ting my money on sam. True, Barnum has
the beasts of the field, the fowls of the
air and the fish that swim in the sea,
while sam has nothing but his mouth;
and yet. for the amusement Of a crowd as
well as for a money-making scheme for
its proprietor, the hash-chopper of the
Georgia cracker can lay out Phineas's
menagerie any time. IL i had To take my
choice between the clear profits of the two
shows while in Nashville, | would not
hesitate long about IL, and ! would have
enough cold cash owe and above Bar
NUNS pile To endow an orphan asylum.
Sam says he always trusts In the Lord for
everything, hut in the matter Of his bank
| account he believes IN cooperating with
the Lord. and he does cooperate power
fully. don't blame San at all, Of course
not. | expect, as pious and consecrated
as | am, I would cooperate" too, IL
knew how. But | don't think il looks
nice for Sam Ia be always cussin' every
body for being SO Internally stingy, when
as a result OF the peoples liberality he
has developed into n OF the richest men
i'm Georgia.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18

Sopranos, and fl~rst-rate ones, are being
manufactured in such quantities as to be
now a drug in the musical market. Mine.
Marchesi is one Of the most successful
manufacturers. Then there are the
classes Of Mesdames Marie Sass and La
grange. OF Ernest de Munck. and now
Mile. Paule Gaynard, musical p~receptress
to the daughters of the Prince of Wales.
America is rich in light sopranos aud
Sweden in others who have the charm Of
stranRencss, says a Paris letter TO the
London Truth. Blu the first-rate con-
tralto is the rara avis, and is worth her
weight i'm gold. And who ever heard "A
singer of this kind who was not
powerfully built and apt to run into a
Reubens-like sort of flesh? Nine.
Sans p%erseveres in living in retire.
ment. Mile. Richard has become tine
wife Of a man who made millions i'm n big
grocery. b refuses to sing OF the opera
except on her wi conditions, which the
managers think exorbitant. They offered
a third more than what they usually gave
her. to appear in "Ascanio" as La Scoz-
zone, but she required twice as much.
That part was written by Saint-Saens for
"A contralto. Hence the hunt for one owe
Europe. Chicago, where there is n Mrs.
Wyman, was not thought of. A wonder
full contralto was discovered in Dresden,
but she Germandizes French i'm speaking,
and sings IL in a way that would force the
most long suffering of French audiences,
to hiss her of the stage. The next best Is
a Senorita Domenech. She Is, however,
inexperience in the art OF the scena.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
Another Promising Discovery.

August Birr, n merchant tailor of the
city, has dis covered on the bluffs north
east of Bozeman. a bank of clean. fine
sand. Of a rrayish color, which i'm his
opinion is genuine silica sand, says the
Courier. lie intends to send a few pounds
to n friend in Germany, an experienced
g~lass-blower, in order to have il practi-
cally tested. III il proves Ia he what he
thinks Il is. MIR. Birr informs us that his
friend will come to Bozcmau without de-
lay for the purpose of establishing glass
works here. as the field is much more
promising and the business will lie far
more ~rcmunerative than Il is anywhere
in the old country.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
EXAMINE THE MINES.
A Pointer for Those who Buy and sci
Mining stocks.

a Pointer for ThOse Who Buy ana Seit
Mining stocks.
The brokers on the mining exchange
were nearly all green men nj thisb business
when they commenced, aud what they
have since learned has been by practical
experience, says the Denver Ne'cs. Ex-
perieuce IL the hest teacher, and the time
is coming when Denver a boast OF hav-
ing the best and most reliable brokers In
the world. Lately n few of the more prac-
teal have conceived an idea that they
had "A better knowledge of the properties
in which they are dealing. As a result,
every day or two n small party OF roker
disappear from the floor aud are not seen
seer again for a Few days, when they re-
appear. anxious for business and with
sunburned compilations that tell Of noun
lain Journeys in regions of dazzling snow.
said a prominent and one Of the most re-
sponsiblc brokers on the floor To a NeuS
reporter yesterday: 81 have been dab
stocks up Ia this time. hut | have made
up my mind 10 devote all my time to min
ing, and ] am going into II in n business
like
"How do o mean"
"Well ] mean that the brokers here
have not been working IN what might he
called "A strictly business-like manner.
Here are 80 of us buying and selling
thousands of shares of mining stock
every day at different prices, but how
many of us know what the actual value of
the stock they are selling or buying is?
Not many, | can tell you. Now, is that
business? If a man came To you To sell
you an interest In a house, saying IL was
a good house, wouldn't you want to
know q little more about IL than that?
IT possible you would want Ia see IL,
wouldn't you. and judge for yourself as TO
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18

In the hills three miles east of Stone
Station lies a belt OF country that abounds
in coal. As analysed from u strata near
the surface il proves to be Of valuable
quality. OF his belt Ambrose Alix.
Stone Station, Alderman a Cralle. Phil
ipsburg. j. A. Macintosh, WIN. William.
sou. Granite, AVE each located a field of
1G0 acres. Mr.. Mcintosh has a sample of
the coal from his claim on exhibition at
his place of business in Granite. II was
taken from the surface. All the claims
will he extensively operated this summer.
-GFuaifs Star.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18

From the Chicago Tribune.
Gretchen: "Oh, vas SO happy now as
never vas!"
Caller: why are O so very happy.
my good girl?
Gretchen: "hans vas gone down town
TO get both dose licenses"
Caller: what do you mean 10y both
licenses ~
Gretchen: IVY, won 10 marry me und
Won To- run Elm beer saloon nit"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
The. Nonpareil.

The constructing NJ a hosting plant on
the Nonparcil claim, n Of the properties
Of the Deer Lodge mining and reduction
company, located in Boulder district,
about twelve miles from Philipsburg, will
he commenced Immediately and sinking
will then he prosecuted with vigor. The
contract has been let to Grant =. Viii
liams, NJ the Burg. who intends To get
right at IL. There are four carloads of
machinery at the railroad station, which
will be taken up to the mine as a ms
possible and placed in position.
The Nonpareil Is certainly one Of the
most noted properties in this section of
great mines. The ledge from actual
measurement shows "A width of LIZ feet,
while the ore is said To he quite rich, AMI
with the immense deposit that is known
from the developments To exist on the
claim, there is little question but that
with extensive work one Of the greatest
mines in the country will he opened up.
The shaft is now down something over
IN feet. and when the new plant is in
operation IL will he sunk Ia "A depth or 400
feet as soon as possible. The machinery
purchased 10y the company will have "A ca
pacity Of sinking loo feet.
The development and opening mp OF
this mine will have the effect of greatly
stimulating prospecting aud development
Of the many locations and mines of that
district, which being tributary To Philips
burg, but II miles oil, and SO close to the
railroad. will do much toward the com
mcrcial Importance of the town.-Ph3ips,
bury Mad.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
HIS Cyclone.

From the Philadelphia Times.
IL guess III go out and get a little air.
He made this remark as the curtain fell.
On his rcturn she noticed many peculiar.
tiles. "Iou got your cyclone, did your
she asked a~irectionately. "What do you
mean" "Oh, a cyclone is SO much
stronger than mere air, you Know"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
MINING NOTES.

A good quality Of anthracite coal has
been discovered on the reservation a short
distance from Chamberlain.
Shipments are being made constantly
from the Princeton in the Boulder district
Of Deer Lodge county, and the lcssees are
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
IL
you
want
a good
lIreIia BILE
ne VS. pap.
ei, now Is
H. al.- a.

subscribe, and the STANDARD is the paper.
Allthe latest Telegraph, Local and Sport
ing Jews that can lie obtained.
Published every day In the
year.. The STAND-
ARD Job Depart
ment is fitted up
with all the modern
improvements neces-
sary to do first class
work. Ey cry 1
Of fine work.
Give us a
tri al.
:! I!
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
MYSTERY OF A NUGGET
Wonderful Discovery Of a ProspectOr
Near the City Of Post Falls.
A bag of Bacon" That Was lost
Overboard-One More Iaie
Added to the Lore OF
Spokane Valley.

r., D., Fall. N the Snokane river,
unna H. X nearly every old set
a''u "Vuns = - ,aLi,J ,hc Lit
tier viii take MS Visi'ors pcn'ho ~ nv
chen door and show IN secrecy specimens
of ore brought from the recesscs OF the
reservation.
Scorcs of mon along the river and lake
--.i,.n, -, , sc,n,y and nrocarious
y,nnn -. TsL;na nr
nNei'hoou Wy "snns ~ ",n
To pass tue time uh'ii we ioro,""'" WITT
tory is thrown open, when they nope 10
win swift fortune. Some OF these are un-
der surveillance from Fort Sherman, and
,n, uoI Lnowp as p,rsistcnt intr,ders ON
IL Indian dnm,;n Tho absence of
III an.an % ,hos, u,,.hors sr,,, ,h,;r
haii-uozeh OF 'hcse Wae,eTs from their
usual haunts Is a slenal UNA. calls on, tne
cavair! s'o"' Nv """ "''e
'"aI"i ou ,o., ,L., :, r,.,;.no,
itis alsp cin,nhcu una. ~ oreaniNa,oh
exists under the name Oh the one nun
dred, consisting OF resnlute pr,ospectors
who nave discovered 'aiuapie leaus anu
are pt''ueu .oe.'; u ~ CIV on ano'"es
armed support IN the maintenance oil
their several claims when the reservation
is openeu. co,siuerap,e area nas peen
sy~stenla,ica'iy eNpIoreu anu apIor'ioneu.
Startl,ne n,sciosures wiz a, 3nce
ne n,aue pupnc wen 'his 81 aoiauo Us
legally mace aSaiiapIc. IL contains an
EXTENSION oil the developed silver belts;
wherein the gren, nnus Oh tne past WI!
be Repeated. ne recei episode a, LOST
faiis Is pun one Oh 'he 'ho,said similar
hints which nave become familiar To
jewellers alone Una, ironuer.
some Ten DAYS ago grizzied pros1,ector
rode lmto fos, faIis-the us'lai hgure III
overaIis, smoklng q o pipe' pes,riuihg a
sleepy caynse anu leauihg a PACK morse
loaded WIN hour PICK, pam shower anu
rifle. ~ was Iate ~ the afternoon, ana ne
LETT the beaten road leading To the dis
tant camps, anu turned down, almost I'M
hoticeu, 10 the river. Here, AT "a point
where the bank dcsccnds in a long slope,
he drove down To The waters edge, un-
girthed and hobbled his horses u turned
Early the next morning two Young men,,
coming down 70 hsh' passed his smoking
mr. aiu Jaw 'ne prosIertor LANDING rom
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-18
THE MINNIE MooRe SHUT DOWN.
Til. Result of ~ Disagreement Between
Neighbour.


Ii is claimed that the partial suspension
of operations at the Minnie Moore mine,
near HALEY, Idaho, is "A strategic move on
the part Of the company owning il. The
Haley Times says the Minnie has had to
do the pumping unassisted or nearly SO,
and there has been considerable friction
between il and the owners of adjoining
claims. This becamc so pronounced that,
for a while, "A law suit was deemed newt
able between the Minnie aud Relief com
panics. The matter vas finally compro-
missed by the Minnie paying n sum of
money To the Relief in settlement for ore
extracted from the Relief ground through
the Minnie workings by the Minnie en-
ploycs.
As the parties involved are all RESPONSE
bile, the consequent jangling proved so
disagreeable that they agreed 10 pool their
issues by transferring their properties to
"A syndicate composed Of themselves. But
here again arosea difficulty. The Minnie
people are said Co have demanded larger
sum for their property thar Mr.. Miller or
Mr.. Packard OF Salt Lake City was willing
Ia pay.
After some months of negotiation, il
being evident that no understanding
could he reached at present, while the
same unsatisfactory condition of affairs
was bound to continue, the Minnie Moore
company resolved upon its present course.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
PHE HoRFIcULFURIsrs
Arrsnss Al tntsfestlng Prexram fQr
aeuthls Meetings sna DfsSassi.,s..


Arrsnss Al tntsressias Pregrasn for
aouthas Meetiags sna DisSa.siea..
. AZ e..sts
, E. Bro. sha directors =. A4nley
Thomas W 3e aua hey Jorr - sr
ef,.e Grand Rver valley Fre-, ~
s....t, hsx, l..1s
.'--@- - - Z i''s.' @A'
aifaastN ' iot t year
Tie following -Aees 81 uee.n- .ld
...s,-et, for u .soi..s..,n aer. 5aat-f
F.hraary meeting t0 b. re ts.
.itv ,n some haIi or room to t.. .l.....i..4
81 few aaes. -Ssler.-s III
g.e,3fn REQUISITES from gsf., Io,,.. p
Wtreh meeting a. le hela F. Ill.
c,rsnf 5Ils Grange lEa'l. ..~. .,..t...,. ....l
C.,1rllre of Aeeetable, and Wf.r. 4.
0l.f..o tbe Best Stoek
AMI meeting 10 he held an tha r,,..
sa-e..-of fIearv smith. .HeIp. Tasaars
s,.s D.,t p and ..Fop l,raft.re
N.v meeting 10 le heiI IN PARIS
f.r@~ee Hal. sweet 4 ofa ANA Peas. the
~ Methods of Preserving Them. p aud
..>.iection of Trees.
J9ne meeting 70 be held 81 the res.-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
THE GRAND OFFICERS
For the Coming Year Elected, and the II.
4. Ms Adjourn.


The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch
Masons met again yesterday morning,
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year:
q. ii. P.-Wm. G. Hudson, Luding-
ton.
P.-Samuel c. Randall, Flint.
G.. K.-JOhn +. BarrOws, Lawrence.
G. S.-Chas. r. Bagg, Detroit.
G.. Treas.-H. Shay Noble, Monroe.
G.. Scc.-Wm. z. lnnes, Grand Rapids.
G.. Chap.-Rev. Francis A. Blades,
Detroit.
&. c. of H.-James II. Cummins,
Holly.
G.P. S.-J. A. Conover, Coldwater.
G. Il. A.C.-Chas. ID. Blanchard, Mar
quette.
q. Lecturer.-Arthur NJ. Clark, Lex
ington.
6. NJ. of V.-Norris J. Frink, Mar
shall.
G. NJ. of . VI. B. Winsor, Reed
City.
G. NJ. of V.-P. II. DeGraff, Char
lotte.
G. Sentinel.-Alex McGregor, Detroit.
Stewards.-Geo. +. Bowling, Mon
tague. and Horace +. Hatch, Lapecr.
The following committees were ap-
pointed for the ensuing year:
On Finance-Eminent Companions
Joseph Clark, George II. Grocnc and
Allen Mckee.
ON Returns Eminent Companions r.
p. Clark, J. w. Hopkins and W. G..
Doty.
on Correspondence-Right Eminent
Companions VIM. p. lnncs, Cara b.
Noble and Geo. p. Mcmahon.
The grand body voted $1,000 to aid
the construction OF the Masonic Home
and indorsed that institution TO the
fullest extent, giving it the warmcst
COmmcndation possible.
The order i'm the state was reported
TO bc in most prosperous condition
financially and otherwise. During the
year two chapters were installed at
Marcellus and Bad Axe. After the
usual routine business tho Chapter adj
iOurncd at O'Clock y. m, to meet in
Detroit the fourth week in January,
$500.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23
ALL SERENE.
Company y, Grand Rapids Guards. Deny
That There T. Any Friction

Company y. Grand Rapids Guards, Deny
That There l. Any Friction.
At q SPECIAL meeting of the Grand
Rapids Guards, Company =, Second
Regiment NJ. :. r.. ut their armory
Monday, January 20, 1890, Il committee
OF five was appointed and instructed TO
draft tho following resolutions:
Rc.o'rrd. That as ID was reported that
Company was about to disbaud. ON
account of the late election. and part of
the company withdraw and organize an
independent company; therefore. nc
IL
RooIrr3, That tho said reports arc
untrue and without foundation. that
tho company j. in better condition
financially. socially, and coutsus a
mucn larger membership than t has
for years. and nothing but harmony
exist. in SAID organization.
j. 3. MDIv,rs.
CHAs. r. I1SZfF.
Ww. NckNIeUr.
FRANK =. ~rRtEFR.
A IfAN~Fy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

Temperance lecturer 20 Ncw England.
Mrs. John Barton says, I was subject 90
t.o-. dnath.y sick headaches and also
dyspepsia. sulphur Bitters cured me
HHrf al other remedies failcd. Mr..
Barton IS the wife of John Barton.
Superterdent of Repairs, Pacific NILS.
Lawrence. Mas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

HQndSO0le goods, neD pur
cbases, greatly reduced prices,
0U at SprjRg and CompdnyS
Linen S1le.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

VIII be found an excellent remedy
Tor SICK hcadache. Carter's Little Liver
Pills. Thousands Of letters from people
who have used them prove this fact.
Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

The following is list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residence when outside the city and
ages of the parties: ACF.
II ram \. Parish. Wayne county; Floral
Delaney. Wyoming. I'D
Charles n. Whitney. Kent CITY: Alice
an Ndtta. ltahca 4l-20
Harvey liuckleberry. Alton; Helen Neve.
Plerson. .......... .......-, -, Il
Julian g. Osmer; Mary McNaughton. Can
nOnSburg. g.................... 22-2I
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

The Largest and Best piece OF SOAP on
the market for the money 1t is put up in II
ounce bars, and retails everywhere at cents.
1t is especially recommended for laundering,
bath and toilet purposes. The Satahne is
unsurpassed IN quality and purity. Once
used and you Will never buy another make.
Give it trial. 1t is to your interest The
SataAne is for sale by all grocerymen.
Manufactured by
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-23

Have v- aer -ref fe-ra fr-rr
49, s. Ifeaar- s. q suo 81 Gglr,s 81.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-11
A Pavilion.

The APPEAL is informed that
there will be no pavilion exhibit
this year because the pavilion
has been engaged for a theatii al
company. 1t is shame that
District No. | can have no pavil-
lion exhibit, especially in view Of
the fact that our exhibit was such
5 success last year and everyone
was interested in it
What we need is a Legislative
appropriation of at least $4,000 to
erect a substantial building IN
which the products of District No.
1 can be exhibited in a way that
Will prove n credit to the city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-11
County Exhibits.

2. II. Mulcahy, Superintendent
of the Pavilion at the State Fair.
has written Secretary Torreyson
extending to the people of Orms-
by county an invitation to make
county exhibit at the coming State
Fair. There is a premium of 800
offered for the best exhibit and
$50 for second best, Washoe coun
ty barred.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-11
CHANGE OF SENTIMENT.

We believe thtt every Stat,
that has hrl Il convention, Yves
Q! the Allegheny mountains, sine,
the passage Of the silver bill, has
either directly endorsed the silver
l@gisia ion II the present session
OF Congress, CT gone further and
asked for the unlimited ceiuage o
SILVER \ gentleman recently llom
New York WIS talking t. the
Wlitei OF tlis yesterday ami men,
toned that Il few DAYS since he
WIS tal}<ing to the elder S liylnan
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-11

w. J. Loofbourrow has Just
opened up in the Ormshy Block a
new line of Choice confectionery
FRUITS, Nuts, Tobaccos and igars,
and full line of Stationery, Blank
Books, School Supplies, Notions,
etc, which will be sold very low
for cash The public are respect
fally invited to call and examine
our stock and prices, and u share
OF their patronage will be duly
s9tf w. j. LooFBoURRow.