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Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14
IN URlOE Is sYhEhGTH.

To make town prozrsToss, TIE !
business ~ an raazt be iIoorsi!y sup !
perssa. II they prssfot, s-as rfe@Fsri
ty will re act oil tbs @iiol- conE.ssity, |
and ca sysry individual eitizta. IA
esst or TIVE On yard Of clesh, or .
similar saving on a few eeunds Of
sens Of TIA staple commodities such
as tea, sugar Or esffss, offered on!y as
bats by ssthe af tae mare eatorprisina
n,srcha;its sf mai shbosl.s citiss, INDUS
ss nany Of our citizens TO p@trcniz:
ths eassij, merchants, and thus nid liz
building up osher towas, in place OF
their svn. This course is suicidal, aud
after all if ws iosk into tss queatisn,
there is little Or nothing .ainsd. :, few
csnts at times may bs savsd in the
articles bSusht (Which we mo@t ssfi
ou,Iy douhs.1 bat ID the long run it il
lat vsrifisasea Of t!io cid adase,
''Pauay wise sad PeuHd foa'ish."
Individa aals make AZ families, f4mi-
lies are TIE grsund work Of municip>
alities and these in turn are TIE found.
alton stonss Sf nations. II t4o sevarai
members Of "a family are united ames.g
thsaseives and stick tosatisr through
life, uitimats success il SURG to foiis~
On the stksr kana, let family be dis
united, quarrel aaong themselves art
work at cross purposes, tbs uitinats
eutcene is in every case, failure and
dissrPointment.
Ono Of tbs mast celebrated f..blas oi
antiquity is that OF the dying man and
tho buadls OF sticks. As lvas as tn,
sticks rsmeinsd in the bundle AL The
unitsd oiI.yts Of ths old lnaEs son.
were unabia to break single one. 4,
seon, hawsver, as the sticks we're seps
rated, they were sinsiy brokon up will
the laa,t po,sible effort. The idoa tha
Esop streve to impress nPon his read
ers was rhst union is strength, AM
disanien ssures Of weakness ant
ultimsso decay.
This provsrb is as srue today as eve
and ia applicable to the commnr
'ty that gass ts maks up oar maAicip
ality. In unity thsrs is strength. 3
tha exercise Of intellect, energy, uati,
iNs push aud unity ef action, osr cit
can be made to prosper; and ever
Individual in it nay sajoy mors or lcs
benefit taer1fcom. II we would thirty
and prespar, thors is no possible way {
susorediag, but in unity sf action an
harmsny Of partoss. Thess are tt
Fundamental principles for ths sacce.
of individuals, municipalities aud Nj
items Ne bsttsr evidsnce that VS. ha,
tbs future pros perity Of eur city ,
hsart can ia given, than that we al
patronizing oar home merchants, el
home mechanics, our Aene paper ali
sAdeavering to do oar Individual shat
in aiding tho building up If eur h"rs
1ntereats, an;i not shat af cut.iae cos
Msnitios.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

This installation ef the e!ficers slscs
Of 'Ye.t=n Ledge, No. 5S, l. 0. O. F.,
tsek place in their lsdge rooa last
Thursday night. E. L. Barastt, D. D.
G. ai,, tsios si-k, snd unable to be
prese=t, NJ. J. Wiisinsen was d.pu-
tized to act ia his place. Ths follew-
ing brethren Of the Wild Rerss Lsdss
of Athena were present and assisted in
tsa installation csrsno onies: Msssrx.
Jarvis, Ysung, jacobs, Banpns, Cisve,
Lively and eshsrs wAssa rames we
were ana his to obtain.
After t!,s wark ef iasta llatien was
endaa, the camfany, sish few iRvit
ed guests repaired to Mrs. SeaSbsrs''
restaprant. Hhere bountiful celatisr
~as spread. Tia ofiic*r- are, II. W
Ri>kar3sen, n g.: z. Is. Duncan, V
G.; II. 4. bryson Trsas,; Jsass Kirk
Patrick, Secretary.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

4 ceantiy es;tor 'u t.sss. an IN
usually gisonav view Of the rnrssshins
wiutry weasle", hs~aiix tina hazartteus
condition Of hz caring aFnasel in tie
following Gelicste narnaI: Lives ef
homes: snal: eft ie,ainsl us that ksnest
soiI don't stand chance more werk
we lsave tek;ad rs, h;scsr patcaas en
our pants. Ok thoss patss, szcs new
and glossy, nov are patched with
naay a hue, all because Subscribers
linser, will not pays us what is due.
fksn lst theaa be up and doing send
yaur mite the it be small, or when
sRaw Of winter strikes us, we sEal
have ne pants at all.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

Navigation ss Paget Sound is eb-
structed by Geld weather. 1t has not
hesn cold enough to freeze t!ss waters
Of the Sound, but as hardly any ST the
steamers are provided with cendensers,
for asing the sals water, sasy have te
carry fresh water cut ef which to make
steam. This fresh water IS eata ined at
"way stations" W h.rs it is accunanIat
ed in tanks, and these tanks Esve been
Sc frozen as to reduce TIE Supply below
Ike dsmand. Sc it is tAat oven The
temperate regions Of Puget Sound ssf-
fer frem Geld snap as we'll as the
orange sreves Of taa Inland Esapiro
Here the snow blocks and stops the
railroads, there the cold steps steam
boat travel.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

Gems ~f t!.e principal .ioarnalz in
tha rraviac-s are wasting lnt~ Of goea
J 7;iia pi:1',a,n' sp.ca over Prssi!-'st
Hunts railway projects. All shat the
tie papers eeuII say ~esldn't change
s!te plans ef the II unt 1lne' ton feet
Tbs read i ring te hs extandsd for
the hsnetis sf he rae7t in,Fs't;tat sees
ti,,as Il t.s, s,teta. sat bz2aasa t.yo el
tArHe =,i,ssrial cranks isver certain
re.tae."
Our conclnsisa exactly, WREN We
read tbs TrihaAc articlss sn .Ee
''Brch Crack roet.,."
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

Hyou hare "bigrs-s" OF tas hsad,'
CSserth and .'ri.,.;ss' e"rs
ne. aaf 's-c-si: "ti+i";t,
Ard evcs s.:ftise.l wilii tears,
N et.ii gene" se ;:'.. Tt.'i,:ti yoar waist
tns sel..t.g i-2s AID esp,
T:,o,:sh .'i4r ffo.,. ..5.s.., yol'rs ha.cir SIX.
I1u :-2vs r.s ;cs: sot.s ''S.ti
II .on fstc rlirnfni: st tie scse
Aud c,i4s,a1 1T fts of l3@e7in.:,
i ci.ii.n :se.il,e t.fSa .o.if bles,
4 t;se.:ln v-,'l- soi:. w.s f-eez'5eS,
Il in .-rt,,-a :,es-o.s 80,
il.e N t:fufia ir-as":
:iy t.ica-i. y,.,t'rl got tie French ta sf;7fs
-Nev Tork Herald
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

At tho breaking cut # tho war tie
,iyst call was for -, 5,GGJ- Easn, an; sae
aumbsr sI5sains.l was S3,,@9n. Tile
sscsal aE6 5lir,l calls Ser three yeas
:a.n ware for 5Sa.GU1 ans ths sunlAsr
raspen:,in: was III, 600, beside Is, ,9oo
three moa'A4' Gen. I,.a foa1th call,
Jaiy, 1862 vas fer 300.oo0 =sa for
shg.@ sS3.s as sse adT ss5 ~@<s snt5-
IS, was s--,tt,t +ftsg t4.t 80 ~.
.;s; >.=,.4 ~! a-3sa ts= sss.g as sag
- - ears-~ e~t> = las t@Tsas
GALS II, a..,gsst $50 e..aA = tss
~ls
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

Evsry city is judged by its lscal
papHr. Flaming advertisement and
"~rita UPS" i'll aixtaEt panSrs havs teo
sften hssn res5itsd to by anls;tious
twas in r@seas years. Thass write.
ups re longer carry cenvictian. The
pablo leaks upon tA=m ia hskt OF
- H:any cents per Inns oembast, Tke
lo-..l perar gives S!:a eurrsas events ef
the day and its advertising colamns
arc 9 fair iaasx - ths susissss prosper
ity 81 the city Oh lasality in whieh it
is p,s!:'isliu4 Theoretically, tie pes
:l@ delight in being duped; practically
the people are sso Intelligent for such
Transparent n.s.Esds. Csnzeating,
they rsfuss to belieso. a ~el con
Quoted LEGAL paper cstamands respect,
touches truts and inspires sentiasnce.
tx.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

We. ef Ts~tsrn Y yaan:net7n aava
bssa treated .a desc ST genuine vim
ssr vaat;.s, ei.ia ueek ihe ersuaa i.
cpvessa si.as Is sN-iye inch.s with
sazv. asd .g.s thermometer has ro=ess9
as iew as tan b.sw here, willis naass'l
ef ns It has gene ml7h lo"er.-H. ".
Csinp.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

One bay mare, branded II G on right
bip, with sucking colt. One iren-grey
ysarling, 10 brand visible. CRe saddle
pony: white, branded eithar 53 or S B sn
left shoulder. The ewner ef the above
animals can recaver thssA by calling at
ibis office, ana paying charges.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14
ADMINISTRATORS CT: !: NOTICE.

IN the Connty Cou:tl
OF e.S:a+c Of 0,vLon IS
for Ulnatla Couty.
In the matter ef Ire Estate CT J. p. Peck, de
Carsad.
Tao unier+ +'-n".i having hecn appointed by t'-
County Court al ;n.,iiia Curutv O.e.en t4mju.
istrator OF the est..e Of j. d. ieck, deceased no.
t1ce is here'y giTen - a! rHtsane E&vg claims
against said e'tare to present the with prop,
er vouchers daily Heriiie.i SIT NY auoe in Weston
Oregon, with SIX months fr'.l isc Of this notice.
and all perso IS ind btod 20 saI estate will pleas
MAKE immed ate paHrn-nS.
Dated December Stn, 1889.
Z. J. MCDANIEL,
Administrator.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

Ninety-1ivs esr cans. Of ali tie cam
zasrciai sransactisns in tie world are
affected WITH paper sokons based on
individual cradis. The rich use tkose
and have no need sf much money.
Finance rsIoirn r,ssns giving the
masses thu bsaoEt of gsvsrnment
credit. By ss doins thsy will be re-
iiavsti Of TIE .xya;,ze f,nd curse 81
gold AMI silver, and tAa relisdical
aon"y famins .aa* casaes tllrsugh the
system tied ss d geld basis.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

AMONG tha numsacas bitis iatroGu -
NY thu Aosersbir bjngar Hermann
sincs tho present congress csnvsne5l,
is f7iaS resolution proposing an
.ncacrss'ss &c eeez,ttat;~u # tAo
lsdts.l >sA.as. s9gi sag :os jas ssc-
5isa q. l,sea o.taas see-E3ss Z, t4n
tH.e 1859 saa ep@ .s est
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

Eanry II. ktanls. is Now almost
sfty y@ars Oh. lie Saa bern in
WaIss aad his naAa WAS originally
John Rs,~lanas. I: was changed On
his h@i.,g adopted +. N.~ Orleans
nasrci.aut whs fouai him ut she aga OF
Hfsaea CT 4bin-hey in { sailing vsssol
and t3ok Il fancy ta him.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

acecT.ing to tia kcst and Iassst
statistics for tie y@ar 1888, the
amount ef szcney ia. or f.lrs Rasi t.
cages aione. ia this cegut.Y, is ossr
s6, 900 G30, $50. ihs Uaissd STATES
bsnds, as Teper.ed, aaauns TO 81, ,&o9,s
n0o .000; state baEdad inaetssln-.s,
$3.50, 600, ,G1G; caoa*y bonaa, 5l2i,
49,, 800; aaniois>l interest Gearing
4sass. 3Io0,ooG, ,o0G; raiI..ad a.naz
and stocks. a4, ,000, o39. .o93, s~sel sf
tcaiYe tiiIisns siaa haasrsd t~eAsy~
feuc n;ilisns .f ae!lars. Thu vast il
d.t.74a.ss, at tss vsfy lows1t rass q
interest {fsur per csns.) sra~s f,ss
each year - &c, Sos, ,u20. Acc srcing
te tae director ef tho Caitrd cts.e:
/ saint, the tst4i arHeuat OF gela asiei
silver money ia tks United st.tss
;isss nas sxcsad 5l,G20, Gee, ,002--
nst oas twelfth as each as car III
tsrsst- bearing deb;s.
| z-----,--~---
The chief cf sAn buraau af St itis-
ties reports ti.at the to.,,l numasr OF
immigrants arrived At ths ports 81 the
Uats3 Stats fro>s t.. prieeipal fof-
eisa auntii<s. excsts the a;fioi,I
North A.aa~;can pa@ze&~isas and n Il
&C, during ths noata eaisd Nsvenai'si
sofa, 1889, and the i've AID e;sv-n
ands,i th- samo. aa coiaparsa wisa the
same psrlsA ef the preceding y@ar,
we're ar f4'!svts: Msuth ca.lsl Novem-
her 30, 1882. 29,o27; 1883, 25.4l9
Five rsnnths endo3 Novrra l,er 80, lSS!
I70,9o7; 1888. l&2, 3S3. Ei&re, msnth:
ended November 50, 1893, 407 ,237
1898, 498, ,G91.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14
PROF. HENRY
TEACHER OE THE
sl4sES. EEAH0 s. GEsGA

e.ge:9sH 5@5s and Harmony,
Il sgd. t1eeees<e pepiis in classes,
ee 1a give private less=as at a. LaH<ic
..,s>s irs t5@s 5aata ii lta1H ~
4es5 Oregon
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1890-01-14

1ow5.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-27
MONEY BADLY SPENT.

The APPEAL understands that
$4,000 is appropriated each year
by the q. S. Government to main
tain an Experimental Station in
Connection with the State Univer-
sity. AS far as we are able to
learn the cause OF agriculture is
not advanced by these experi.
ments.
About all that was done last
year was to maintain a bean patch
a few yards square. These beans
'st about a dollar apiece and
were not very remarkable beans
at that. A few turnips were also
grown near the beans and tha per-
centage of carbon or nitrogen or
albumen ascertained by some
means or another. Now what the
people OF this State want most of
all is some good nutricious fodder
grass that will withstand the
drouth and grow without irriga-
ton.
There are various grasses in
. 1uth America amt Australia that
derive their substance from the
atmosphere. Some of these
grasses thrive luxuriously in arid
soils and the $4,000 for experi-
ment ought to go in this direc-
ton. Again the experiment ought
TO he conducted 10y practical farm
ers in different parts of the State.
Let twenty farmers be given
$500 each TO experiment with var
ious plants and in that way some
practical results can be arrived at
and the Government can soon as
certain what localities are best
adopted to certain plant growths.
The Board Of Trade ought to
Investigate this matter and make
some recommendation to the
general Government.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-27
club Rates. 6 Tickets $50.
Special Bates Arranged with Agents
AGENTS WANTED Iusvery

Amerii a.
The payment of PRICES ia guaran1eeS
by special deposit or I've hnndre6
thousand do lars ($50O.00o), with the
state government, and nnnroved r.
IeAus Arrtea-a, Governor
''rawings under he personal sinner
Vision of Lie. Herminic Arteaea. wha
Intervention,
Il CERTIFY that wit the state Tres-
surer All necess ~ guarantees are de-
sired assuring full pay ment of an
prizes OF this drh wing
HERMINIo ARTEAsA,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-27
CHAS. ". IRISH.
Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
Consu!tInd Engineer.

WILL MAKE SURVEYS OF MINING
CLAIMS FOR PATENT, and will do ALI
kinds OF Above and Below ground
Surveys for Mines, including reli-
able Assays of the Ores OF same.
He solicits orders for all sncb
work, and for Hydraulic and Irriga-
ton Surveys, and will do all work
in the line of Surveying and En-
cheering.
ONLY Coon AND RELIABLE INsrRU.
MENTs USED. Terms Reas ,nable.
Address P o Box 546, Reno, New.
a6tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-27
| RARE Opportunity.
Good Agricultural Land for SO to
$50 per Acre.

The Pacific Improvement Comranv
has recently ~ Ichaseu Twelve thousand
acres OF ! nd in lie "eart OF J ehama
Co MY. for = lurpose of promoting
SuhdI. 1>l"n and SeI'IeInel I. This Jal, d
Ell braces lands from ii t class >acra-
mento Va ley agriculi ural - nd Ia and
OF fl r aNerHs qua IiN, aud il Offered "a
rom Utu er acI in - bdiN iSlonx
OF 81. 12n. 100 AMI 800 acres.
The lie ms upon which csc lands
are : II red are s e"iariN ctiVe
Thew VIZ e solo in sub visions, rs
a bove lad ica'ed. b the ANNE of
interest on y f r ii..-e wear az which
time the purch ser ran begin the uay
ent IF pIIttipie bv paNfr the fiIst
five qaal annual st4lImeDtS. inns
o pant % the fiucip is to he aid TOR
three years and then he pHIchas er is To
have five years in which t. pay fl e
euu ! annIa. ins tanner t.. 18th 1utpr-
est at the r. to 81 seven er cent per stD-
mum. mat ing payments e. tendingovet
4 period of eIg lat ears. / tenui Cuf-
chaS' rs are assured It at this Is AN ~
p It nity t. ufrhase ianu of fair av p
ag ou slItv at $40 Ger acre. and Ood ao-
IfcuttuIal iaI q at so per acre. " it'll
other grades of land It rnees to c1rres
pond between thee fig1r 8.
Fbs- a>SeIti u is 4 equentl made that
go. d n ;, suitable t"r gen raj armtng
and especially daI ted for i t g ing
came be had in Calf prnla Tor less
amin. ton 81 TIE la subj t Of is
adNeits emenI will prov t. home seek
er that tbs is an ppnI tnnity for the
purc hare "t good ssgricu 'toral land al
$50 an acre, and TOR uual ties grading
GOWN tn faIrH gricultural md at $40 > n
ac' e on ter of me t (which Should
ms Ike the dispositlnn of these lands tn
actu Il eth, rs a result easy OF accom-
plIshmcnt
he primary object of the purchase
ofthis bod Of land was the break fnD up
of n large holding 'or tt purpose OF PR
m citing its settlement in smaller GUAM
titles AID its devotion to dillIgent hus-
dress,
WA. II. MILLS,
Land Agent of the O. p II. r., Fourth |
and Townsend SITS San francisco, Csl.
i25 If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-27
ELECTION NOTICE.

At a meeting oil the Democratic
County Central Committee Of
Ormsby County, held in Carson
City on August 10Th 1890. it was
ordered 10y said Central Committee
That a primary election he held on
Saturday august 30th 1890 for the
purpose ot eiecting nine delegates
to the Democratic State Conven
ton to he held in Reno September
l1th. 1890.
Ordered, that the delegates to
said State Convention be appor-
toned as follows:
Carson z delegates,
Empire 2 delegs ties.
Ordered, that at SAID primary
election that sixteen DE- legates he
elected to the Democratic Comfy
Convention to meet In Cohn's Hall
at the call of tie Democ attic County
Central Committee and that the
delegates be apportioned as follows:
Carson IL,
Empire 5.
lie following test Will be re-
quiIed of voters at said primary
election: ''Are you a voter and
Will you support the nominees of
the Democratic State Convention
10 he held in Reno on September
llth, lS90?'
Polls in Carson City at Curry
Ecgine House, open at IL A. NJ.
and close at 8 O'Clock p N.
Polls in Empire in Klien's build.
ing opposite Smythe and Morris
store
Judges at Carson City; j. Stern
berg. +. S. Hoge and j. T. Ban
ming. Clerks: 5. II. Day and T.
Connolly.
Judges at Empire Precinct: Will
liams. Kinney, G. N. Maher and |
Herman Warner. Clerks: w. NJ. |
Lang aud James Hickey.
T. w. HEALY,
Chairman,
j. T. BANNING,
Sect'y. OF Democratic County i
Central Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-27
IMPORTANT

Remiffa ces must he either nv New
York Dan, EXP ess or Registered Let
Ter, American money. Collections can
he M by EXpr-Ss Cnmpaniea or
BANK Ilckeis sent GfIec' to manage
ment will be paid by d-af : on New
York. MOnLre al. s. Paul Chicago. g %
francisco r tty of Nexico. For fur.
tcer Information address
mayo Zacatecas- Mexfco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-27
THE CENTRAL STRIKR.

The Executive Council of th,
I nited Order Of r. r. EMPLOYEES
Lave investigated the cases of the
big Railroad strike and endorsed
Powdelly Tt arrived at the fol-
loving conclusions:
Filst-That the position Of tie
Knights of Labor as set forth hv
Powdelly meets with our unuuali-
fed approval.
Second The course pursued
by We toward Powdelly and
the Knights OF Labor, notwith-
standing his declaration to the
Contrary, evinces IA purpose to dis
rnpt and destroy labor organiza-
tions.
Third-The policy of Webb is
desp"tic, to the extent that it out
RACES every principle of American
ship.
The fourth clause denounces
Wehb's employ" ent of Pinkertons
tIftH-That the efforts now he.
ing made bv Webb to DESTROY the
Knights of Labor would. we've
Gil cumstances changed in like
manner. destroy the organization
OF the engineers, firemen, conduc-
TOR, tialnmen and switchmen; and
II successful it is only question of
time when similar effort will he
made To seal the fate OF other
labor organizations
Two other clauses denounce
webb and Vanderbilt in general
terms.
" ebb announces that the COM
pany will spend $2,0OO,OO to beat
the strikers.
While exact causes OF the strike
are not generally known here, it
is reasonable to SUPPOSE that men
aie not going to quit work and
1emain idle with families depend
Ing ON them. unless they have real
grievances,
The main grievance of men
working on eastern roads is long
hours, hard work, and low paw.
III the company had in past yeaIs /
paid it's men half of the two mil |
lion it now proposes to spend in
fighting them, there would be no
strike.
Some of the eastern roads pay
as low as 80 cents a day, snd ex-
pect men to support families on
that sum. The cause OF these
wages is the greed of the capital
list and combined with the over
stocked labor market, wages will
continue to be low as long as
foreigners are dumped on our
shores at rate Of several thousand
q week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-27

Charley McCaully, young man
about nineteen years old, shot and
killed Alfred Craighill at Beans
Hotel, Santa Margarita, Saturday
afternoon. Public sentiment seems
60 justify the killing.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-27
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

CARSON City. New, August 4,h.
Al a meeting of the Republi. an
Central Committee of Ormshv Co,
on the above date, it was ordered
that
A REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
ELECTION
BE HELD ON
SATURDAY,, AUGUST IS, 1890.
For ne purpose or electing eleven
tpio aieS 10 the State Convention
a. - held in Virginia CITY on Sept.
4th. 1890.
ORDERED that the State Dele.
gates be- appointed as follows:
Carson 5.
Emt,irr 5
Tie dele gate receiving the high
IS hufnle' o. votes cast shall be
declared drlg elected.
TIE following test will be re-
Il am a citizen of this
State and will support the nomi-
~ - 'tiC AlV put'tiCdII dTtN.
Polls in Ctrson City. Curry En-
gIne House, open at s O'Clock a. m.
and close at g p. m.
Judges-G. A. Witherell, E. S.
Daugherty and L. II. Bell.
Polls IN Empire Old Postoffice
Open at IL o'clork A.
NJ aud closed at o'clock Pm.
Jndges-James Morris. Charles
and Eugene May.
Ress lved that these proceedings
Re published in the MORNING AP-
PEAL and the Nerdda Tribune.
S l. LEE,
Chairman Ormshy c. un Repub-
lican Central Committee.
[. r. HoFER, Secretary.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-02-15
APPOINT HIM.

An article from the Topeka "Capital"
found elsewhere in this issue, announces the
fact that petitions are being circulated In
the state strongly endorsing END ts E Hon; T. Fl Fl
Oklahoma, Mr.. McCabe was for four years
auditor of OF this state. He made an EN-
cienL. creditable and able official He lett
the office with a record OF which he may
Justly feel proud. He is q staunch ana
unwaving republican. He is young man.
He is the conceded leader Of the colored race
power, He is in every way representative
and 1T. Il the general government desires
TO recognize the young men OF the race IL
could not do better than papoiLt MI.
which the c lored people now largely out
number the VIII -tes. American Citizen.
We know of no man more capa-
BILE of filling the position as Gov
ernor of Oklahoma, than Hon.
z. P. McCabe the late States
Auditor of Kansas. Mr.McCabe
has a national reputation and II
President Harrison wants to
recognize the merits of worthy
young man let him be appointed
and we assure the President that
no appointment will meet a more
universal approval than the
recognition of this worthy
Young man. The election of Mr..
McCabe as temporary chairman
of the late National Convention,
held in this city, is an evidence of
his popularity and influence
among our people. He not only
demonstrated his knowledge of
parliamentary law but his ability
ITO handle this great body OF
,colored men.