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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-15

tiESrLRAEs Of the Legislature, try the
contest BY tho law and evidence, not by
tho command Of the caucus. Yon are
sworn Judges In this case. 5S.,i
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N,IALU j: IF, IN,

To}thoae who require a stimulant Buy
the purest and the oldest and avoid the
cheapest, III: the latter will indeed De the
most expensive in the end: II you give
It thought you will agree with me- The
tax to the government and the ageiDg Of
Whistles and other. liquors, naturally
changes the price Of first cost, yet Il have
on. hand, land will sell as cheap :as the
cheapest, all kinds =. But be advised by
me to buy, Silver Age at 81 50 per bottle.
Six-year:old Y Finch, I Gibson, 4 Overholt
and .Guckenhcimer3 at't ST. each Tor 4 six
quarts for s5.IsI have, the following old
rye,whiskies now in stock and for sale:
1s69.1S73 Oyerholt, 1s73-lS75 (. Gibson,
1879 Guckenheimer and Finch. These
goods, are scarce and valuable Secure
them while you can. Brandies, gins,
Jamaica and New England runs, cordials
ot:all tlayors,I Wines both $sparkling'and
still, md nil principal brands, can be had
at5my3place,E iiAlso "a ifulEiline .ofimalt.
liquors. Quick; deliveries and neat pack
ing are two Of my established Brules.
Como to
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SMAXsKLEIN.Ssilii
5s3Ss g. Federal Street,,
,fwAF % ~ 4 I'LL 4 :yllsi.IALLEGU PAs

1NRaH. EF.sHEA
w, sSsis1 Successor to br. Z. b Robinson, Y
"A PRACTITIONER Of 20 Years Experience In ali thai
B pertains 70 the management and treat rli
ileEil ment' OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS, lsls {ss5Sis
Special attention given.to Horse Dentistry and
'Morrow's Livery Stable, Twenty. third and Mar.
kel street. Wheeling. VIVA! a
Telephone calls answered day, or night at resi-
,dence, No. % Eighteenth Street, wheeling ",
Va; Garter q Morrow,s Livery Stable. Wheeling
Are. Ohio. yII. m fel6.sAr q.
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OF, shF5 q 5S.2 sls
!IAtt,,lt ~ .SS3tS PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
aeatly and promptly executed At the M
DAILY lsIE1ileENcfnJ Jos OYy!cr, Il 81 II
ri Nos. Is and q Eourteeuthatf,s,
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

A1VWtofHHH otutU11Utt OUtHpdHys
, Incorporated by the legislature for Educa:
tional and Charitable purposes and its fran.
chise made part Of the present State constitu.
ton, In 1873, by an overwhelming popular vote.
It's MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place semtan.
nnally, June and Decemberi, and It's CRANE
the other ten months OF the year, and arc al,
drawn In. public, at tho Academy Of Music, New
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,ays e DIED. X q n 'f
WAIT On Monday, Januaryls, 1889, at 7:aeO a. IN.
I{IJ:W. WAIT, in his 4dth year. II, ~;
Funeral from his late residence No, 81 TWEEN;
INV tieth street. Wednesday afternoonatso OK clock.
5$s Friends q the family invited. Intermcnt at
~. Pcninsllnr Cemetery. ft9i &;
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UroN a fair trial I find Salvation Oil
the best cure for rheumatism have ever
known. 1t gives relief more quickly,
and always does its work. IS cents
JOSHUA ZIMMERMAN, Wetheredville. Md.
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STATE OF ONO, Cry or, ToLEpo, !,

LUCAS County, " . y; !
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
is the senior partner Of. the firm oil. F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore.
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
Of one hundred dollars for each and
every case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured BY the use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
iisiiS, + y .1jt.5g FRANK CuESEr. &
y Sworn to. before me, and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of Decem:
Der, A. D. 1856. ssls:;sii5;il 8
{sE1z5 I. 1 60 sls1, EN-.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly and acts directly upon the blood and
mucoua surfaces OF the system. 4 Send
for testimonials, free. 'ti S;i
FL. CHENEY \ Co., Toledo, Q. 4,
m5' Sold by Druggists, Is cents. 4 Daw
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q! CHRONIC coughcrs arc bores to the
community md should be forced to use
Dr.iBulls Cough Syrup. a (. b.
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'I%EFIGAROiILLUSTRE,
49, > u ~ ltI-f7l
Steamers


lJitl| ~ Steamers: Hi Eli ! q;
For Cincinnati, Louisville, y Menu
pills, St. Louis. New Orleans,
~. ssy and intermediate Points,
WIN leave Wharfhoat. foot of Eleventh street,
y daily Monday excepted, as follows:
!I,tSSn~ As eamer6"RAINBoW,""5 Chris. q.
LflfS4 Young. Master; Charles ". Knox,
=. = Clerk every Tuesday at 7. a. m.
i,,:s Steamer ""ANDEs,":E E. b. Cooper,
Master: ALL. slayen, Clerk; every
edneSday at a. m.
Gbg%T Steamer "H UDsoN,n r. Ellison,
!. N Master; II Dan Lacey, Clerk; every
q - thursday at a. m.
III n. Steamer C. w. BACHELOR, George
:,lrts5 O Ecal: u Master; I. 2 G. Poe, CLERK;
- ~, every Friday at a. m.
II TN. H., Steamer SCOTIA, t'John n. Phil.
tsssl lips, Mastery Robt L. Kerr, Clerk;
h ..a1=.:=7:Ss every Saturday at a. m. .
3,fT Steamer "LO us a.. SHIRLEY, Ed
Maddy, Master; : ule Wehrman, CLERK;
~. every Sunday Al "a. N.
x First class fare. heeling To- Cincinnati. SO.
Eound trip. SO. I Meals and state. room In.
Guided = Tickets transferable, and good until
a1ed For freight Or passage apply on board OF
:Rnois - FRANK BOOTH. Agent
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FAMED, FOR TWENTY YEARS,
H For Integrity OF its Drawings, and {
@5st Prompt Payment OF Prizes, t,i,

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the
| arrangements for all the Monthly and Seml.An-
nual Drawings Of The; Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and III person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same are
tattti toward all partfes and tSa authorize the
Company to use this certificate, with fac.slmiles
OF our signatures attached, In Its advertise
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r FoR ;As DlsoRDERED LIVER try BEECH
ANS PILLS. II \ i; iSg, &, ~; tt$wg,swii
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.IMPORTANT.5 $50 90
Address N. "A. DAUPHIN, " Y
ih .!' M ~ -, 'lsy New Orleans. I a

or M.'A.DAuPH1N,f.S ~ 1iE11ssf
Washington, D, n b i. Il
tilsBy ordinary letter, containing Money Order
Issued BY all Express Companies, New York Ex-
change Draft or Postal Note.
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& There are WA
man: many white soaps $;
4 each .3 ( &;
repre:s;ented is be mi \ So !:
)n:stsasS good Ivory. n
!. hey are moi, Il \ [. 8 I
but like S 81 4:
all of:!uInterl eiits, /! \ y 4; $,;l 4
Sa1t;hlleey5la!c !; :. n 4 4 !. |; IL s.
3slt a,,3 culiar: \;
and a.! sSSss3
qualities 5; 81 ,g
The tbs genuine
|. s;iAI' 4 for 4 ' \. n h. \! a
!slEIies .: Soap Y
$and tE5SS$ I;
Insist upon having; it
y ,;:r u; 4!
"a;
.no2;sssxH.aa,x. s.. n
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/, IT costs money TO defraud the people,
and this is the sort Of Job tho bosses Of
the West$Virginia Democracy arc now
( pngaged In. s.i l{t5 f!t7f i,yFFti II
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!. New ADVERTISEMENTS

r EsIDENOE FOR! sALE@NIYjREs:
S1e tpRSCE, No. n stxteenth streets House
In perfect order, furnished with natural and
artificial gas and all water Convenience Pos.
session can 30 given Aprtl71 L or; sooner Il 70:
qnifed. ~ b. +. GALDWElIL y ei1NfSsEsS tieai 4
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STOCKHOLDERS AiEETING--THE
NJ Annual meeting OF the stockholde1 Of tho
Citisen's Railway, Company will DO held at the
olhee q the Company 81 Twelfth. street, be.
tween the hours ot2 aud | O'Clock p. M, satilr.
day; January y 1890, Tor the election OF 4 Board
oil Directors and such other business az may
come before them. sslgigoS8A FRANK r. HALL,5ll
tal68 Vt1s AsLat.sia 3 WV IN kSecretarY.,t
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i,.RENfEMBER, that. the, payment Of Prizes IL
GUARANTEED by Four NATIONAL BANKS OF Now
Orleans, and tho Tickets arc signed by tho Prcsi.
dent OF al. Institution whose chartered rights
arc recognized in the highest Courts; therefore,
t beware q y any limitations or anonymous
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EtoNEl DOLLAR Is tho price OF the smallest
part or fraction Of Ticket Issued ny Us IN any
Drawing: Anything In our name offered ior less
than a Dollar IA a swindle. :. :. jal6wsAw i
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Address I! Registered 4, Letters con-
}tIJ3 ,tatning Currency to iy;!Sy 4
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, Is;
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5iiytii "a hf;si5
are 3 \. Isi4!
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Within ten days four new jewish
synagoges were recently opened in New,
York, and that city now has forty.seyen
Of these places Of worship, a larger. nun.
Der than can be found In any other
ntdra In tho world ~ ii5 : al 81 q ~
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,"Brownstone gangrenen the formida-
bio term applied in New York to a de-
post that is painting part Of that town
green, and which one editor declares TO
be fruitful Of ia grippe, pneumonia,
pleurisy, diphtheria and cognate dis
aaaaa usg's - a. 1: DON =, u5ss.;ysy Il
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-11-29

While working on the southern extern.
sion of the U. 7. Railway system near
Clover Valley, in this (Lincoln) County
about the LIST. Of this month / observed o
very large hard swelling on the leg Of one
Of my horses. 1t was apparently caused
by kick from another animal. Five or
six applications of Trib in the course Of
two days completely cured the swelling.
and the horse is as ''good as new" The
remainder Of the 30 cent bottle was used
successfully by a number Of railroad
workers to cure sore arms, sprained mus.
cles, etc, until it did fifty dollars worth
of good. For this reason I allow the
use Of my name to further spread the
knowledge Of this good liniment. My
permanent residence is at Silver Reef,
Utah.
A. F. GREGERsoN.
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AFRICAN BARBARrrY.
They XIII Men just for the Fun Of II
Sometimes.

81 had the pleasure of witnessing
negro execution once" said T.. Glave at
the Sherman House yesterday. Mr..
Glave has just returned from Alaska,
where he has been exploring the interior,
but for six years prior to that he was in
the Congo country with Stanley. 81
had the pleasure of seeing this execution
and of knowing that | wasn't strong
enough to stop it. was allowed to wit
ness it only on the condition that and
my companion should be unarmed. But
for that should have shot tho chief
and the executioner. Afterward did
have force enough to prevent it, and fol
two years there weren't any wanton
killings. The missionaries have the
place and now the slaughter goes ON
merrily. Soft words won't stop it. 1t
takes something more than that to put
the fear of God in those blacks. But l
am drifting away from my story Some
old woman of influence had died and &C.
cordingly, to celebrate the occasion. a
slave had to be sacrificed. He was
lashed fast in kind Of seat and plant
stem about fifteen feet long stuck into
the ground near him. The top of it was
bent over and tied fast to his head, 30
that his neck was as taut as fiddle
string. That was the first time had
seen them use one of their soft iron
knives, and expected to see his neck
baggled into rags, but heard only q
click when it struck the bones of the
spinal column, and the mans head shot
awayli like pebble in a sling. A fountain
Of blood spurted from his neck, and the
body worked and twitched exactly as a
chicken does with its head cut of. The
head when picked up was chattering it's
jaws and rolling its eyes.
"It's awful the amount of killing that
goes on in Africa, A tribe will make up
party and 60 out and make captives in
an adjoining village. They wait until
night and fire upon village until its de.
tenders are killed. They take the rest
of the folks and make slaves of them.
Some are killed for the mere fun Of kill.
ing them, some are slaughtered to be
eaten, some for sacrifice and others die
from cruel treatment. About five out
Of every six captves taken die by VIC
lence. As a consequence, interior Africa
is being rapidly depopulated. One may
60 for hundreds of miles and not see 6
man, but may note the charred stumpl
which mark where Villages once have
been. Chicago Tribune.
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Mrs. Senator Stewart and daughter
Mabelle, and Mrs. Alrich and daughter,
left Carson Saturday for Washington.
1t is said that Aocks of sheep can be
protected from coyotes, wolves and other
wild beasts by placing a good sounding
bell on each animal. West men say
this is eff. ctual
The Indian Messiah is not Johnson
Sides, as Chicago dispatch suggests but
John johnson a full blooded Indian liv.
ing near Walker Lake.
The Enterprise few days ago warned
certain red.headed young stranger to
desist from following women around at
night and trying to entice young girls a.
way. A few nights ago a young man
whose sister had been frightened by Red
Head laid in wait for him, and caught
him on Smith street, near Odd Fellows
Hail. and thrashed him soundly.
Leading Republicans are urging the ap-
pointment of Judge Wells, who was de-
feated for District Judge at the late cleo
ton, as Governor elect Cole ord's Private
Secretary.
Geo. d. Smith Of Tuscarora sold to
Salt Lake buyers consignment of ore
from his mines inthat District, for which
he receives over $50, 600.
Scarlet Fever ia reported to be preva'
lent at Elko.
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Beaver Utonian Joseph Morris is in
from Phoebe; he says that Messers Waits
4 Reese, the tunnel contractors on the
U. P. extension have just completed the
760 foot tunnel, the last on the line, and
have now moved their outfit to Milford.
A few men are still employed along ex.
posed portions Of the grade, ''rip.rap.ing"
and otherwise protecting the grade from
the effects Of the. weather. The artesian
we'll, IS miles from Milford is still being
sunk. 1t is now down to a depth Of over
500 feet, and although several stratas Of
surface water have been struck no arte-
sian water has yet been discovered.
The well, which is Intended to furnish
water for locomotive use, will be sunk to
depth Of 1900 feet, ii no flow ia discov.
cred sooner. The artesian well referred
to above is said to be located at the juno
ton Of line that is projected from the
main line, to the coal and iron mines il
Iron County,
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A Good Copper Mine.

One of the greatest copper mines in the
world is the Anaconda mine, Butte,
Montana, This celebrated mine was 10.
Gated by Hickey Bros, in 1876. The
mine was first considered silver pros
pect, while being opened up to consi-
derable depth, the sinking run into cop.
per ore. The company now owning the
mine have expended in developing and
purchasing since November, 1880, to
January l, 1890, over $24, 100000. The
amount Of ore in sight is sufficient to last
for years. There are 5000 men in the
employ of the company. The gigantic
enterprise is managed by Marcus Daley.
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The Nye County Indian Trouble

The Belmont Courier says; News
was received at Belmont on Tuesday
evening last that band of Piute Indians
were on the warpath in Reese River Val.
ley and that 300 Shoshones had pitched
their tents in Raycroft Canyon near Bel
mont. A number of citizens Immediate
ly armed themselves and patrolled the
town all night. Several married men be-
LEVIED it advisable to move their wives
and children to safe place and accord
ingly they took them to the courthouse;
the husbands performed duty during the
night as guards. The next day it was
ascertained that the Indians in Roycroft
Canyon had no intention of attacking the
whites, but, on the contrary, Captain
John, commonly known by the sobriquet
OF "Wfisky Johnny" informed several
citizens that should the Piutes attempt
to interfere with the whites, the Shosho-
mes would Join the citizens in downing
the Piutes.
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Senator Jones Of Nevada was put off a
street car in San Francisco recently, be.
cause he did not happen to have nickel
in his pocket to pay his fare. The story
Of the incident travelled through the
West, and hs friends, in spirit Of hu.
NOR and friendship, had gold. headed
cane made, which contained in the han
die compartment sufficiently large to
hold 100 five.cent nickels. The simple
pressure of the thumb releases nickel
and another slips into place ready for
use, like cartridges in magazine gun.
On the handle was engraved Omitted
States Senator J. P. Jones, with the
best wishes of his Utah friends" The
cane was formally presented to the Sen.
ator by Ex-Governor West of Utah, in
the presence of number of Senators and
Representatives. Senator Jones made O
happy acknowledgement, in which he
suggested that ultimately the State Of
Nevada and the Territory Of Utah would
be consolidated. This suggestion of the
Nevada Senator embodies an idea which
is rapidly growing in Congress. Chicago
Inter Ocean.
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Death Of Mrs. It. l.. Robertson.

Mrs. Robertson, wife of E. L. Robert
son died at Patterson on the tn inst.
She had given birth to baby and death
resulted from that cause.
She leaves behind devoted husband
and four small children to mourn her loss
The remains were taken to Fillmore,
Utah, where the deceased's parents re-
side, and buried.
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PRACTICAL TESTS.
An Astonishing Offer-Some of the
Replies.

The San Francisco papers of recent date
contained the following offer
GAS ar evidence OF the ability of joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla to prevent sick head.
aches, we will give to the first twelve 70
sponsible persons who will apply at our office
q bottle free If they will agree that after
they have been cured that they will admit
the fact over their signatures"
This offer SO startlingly asserted the eff.
cheney of the remedy that many accepted,
and the letters Of the parties, nearly all OF
whom responded, are probably the most
convincing attestations that any remedy
ever received. The following Is a sample Of
those received
have been subject to bilious headaches
and constipation for several years past; In
fact, have been compelled to take a Iphysic
every other night or else would have
headache and dull, mean feeling. havO
taken that bottle OF joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla, and have derived great benefit from
It, and intend continuing IT, After my own
experience can heartily advise those trou-
bled with biliousness and constipation to Try
IL Yours, CHAS. 4. ELLINGTON,
125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco
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TAXES! TAXES (!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN State and County Taxes for the year 1890
are now due and payable, and the laws requir-
ing their collection will be strictly enforced
All taxes remaining unpaid on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER nth. 1890
viii become delinquent and ten per cent. I'd
ded thereto.
oct26-lm WI. O0OLEY, Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned and warned
against purchasing any instrument purporting
to be time check, or statement for labor per.
formed for the undersigned, or any sub-con-
tractor or person in their employ, or for ms.
terial or supplies furnished, as such memo
rsnda will only be recognized In the hands Of
the person In whose favor 1t Ii drawn.
FITZPATRICK BROS. ~ COLLINS.
Milford, Utah, jan. 2. 1880. Am
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Clothing Department.


In this Department we offer
bargains superior to any here
tofore given in this vicinity
and call special attention to
our stock of Overcoats and
Suits for Men, Youths and
Boys; Hats and Caps, and our
extensive line Of Boots and
Shoes.
Gents Furnishing Goods in
great variety and Of the best
quality. An examination here
will most certainly convince
you.
Our prices on Buck Gloves
are SO per cent lower than
formerly, and our Stock the
Largest that has been carried
for years.
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Austin's DoSvafall.

A United States Marshal recently lev
led upon the mining properties of the
Manhattan Company of Austin for $3.50,
900. The old Manhattan mill, which
has ground out 81, 900 200 on the aver.
age for about twenty-five years, has been
dismantled. and what little is extracted
from the mines Of that once busy district
has to be shipped to Salt Lake or else
where for reduction.
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Naehes on t.is Indian scare

The Virginia Chronicle says: Chief
Naches of the Piutes thinks the reported
hostile Indian uprising in Nye county
and further east does not amount to
much. 1t originated with the crazy
Walker Lake prophet and few crank
followers, but nobody is badly hurt yet
and will not he, all reports and alarms
to the coatary notwithstanding. The
Piutes, he says will live aud die with the
whites, and in case of war will help
them. Nach,s has judciously gone
over to consult with the military heads
If the Pacific Coast Division TO allay
their fears on the .ubiect and make him
self soil with the department generally.
No butterflies On Naohes.
s--------
A bottle ii Tfib should be in every
housthul1l.
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

The next Nevada Legislature will be
composed of the following members.
Those marked thus are followers:
SENATE.
Churchill County-Ch-s Kaiser, Il.
Douglass-G. n. Folsom. H.
Elko-'C. II. Spronle. r. ID. p. VIII.
Jams, K.
Esmeralda John Forbes, Il.
Eureka-'John Tore. R; At.
Stearns, II.
Humboldt A. La Grave, d.
LANDER. R. Williamson, X.
Lincoln-"Geo. Sawyer, d.
Lyon-'John Gallagher. r.
Nye-.A. B. Millett, R
Ormsby Evan Williams, r.; T. b.
Hickey. X.
Storey d. Boyle; y. c. Dunlop,
R.; A. J. Mcdonnell, r.
Washoe--J. F. Emmitt, R.; Nj. d.
Foley, II.
White Pine -*AH A. Comma, r.
ASSEMBLY.
Churchill Lem Allen, d.
Douglass-T. N. Hansen, r.
Elko-John Ainley, R.; D. V, John
son. R.; E. c. Mcclellan, R.
Esmeralda T. J. Harrington. r.; w.
Reid, r.
Eureka-G. A. Fletcher, R.; Chas.
Tremby, r.; A. L. Mckay. r.;
Humboldt Geo. s. Nixon, r.; VIM.
Weighed. R.; Chas. Fl. Groves. r.;
Lander-T. II. George, R; c. A,
Richards, r., VIM. Clifford, R;
Lincoln-Geo. B. Van Enron. R; W.
r. McFadden, d.
Lyon-Wm. Shirley, Ri j. =. Gig
ncux, D.;
Nye- Thos. Warhugton, r.; A. A
Wager, K.
Ormsby-C. +. Bicknell, R; Franz
Folsom, r.; Robt. Logan. r.;
Storey-E. Emery, r.; A. Peterson
r Thos. Lanyon, r.; P, W. Hayes, R
Nick Sexton, r.; j. G. harrington, R.
w. G. Hughes, R., Hugh Trembath
R Jacob Nichols, R.; Thos. A. Men
airy, r.
Washoe-R. ii. Kinney, r.; L c
Laeper, r.; VIM. Thomson, R.;
White Pine--W. N. McGill, r.; i
Y. Murphy, r.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-11-29
NOTICE.

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Phoebe. New, Oct. IS, 1890.