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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-22
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Offcial Register for hawl horne D 8.
trlct PIecinct IL now open ut my office be-
tween the hours Vt 10 A. ii. aud D 7. NJ. Of all
legal days until
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1890.
At 6 o'cleck P. NJ, for the registration Of
names OF ali legal voters of sale election pre-
cinct, prior to the general election to be held
on the 4th day o. November, 1890.
A. HULL.
Registry Agent for Hawthorne District Pre-.
cinct, Esmef aida county. Nevada.
Hawthorne District, September l6, 1890.
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state Central Com mlttee.
G burch,ll-J. w. Ferguson.

Douglas-J. NJ. Short.
Elkd-Thos. Foster, ID. B. Williams,
w. ]. Hanks. c. II. Sproule
Eureka-Thos. Wren, B. Gilman, r.
M Hoffman
Esmerada-S. A. Knapp, TT. Har-
rincioD.
Humbcldt-J. II. Thies, J. r. Har-
nev. F. Reid.
Lander j. A. Blossom, J. X.
Williamson.
Lingnln-J. Eisennann, Jas. Nc.
FaddSn.
Lyan-J. r. Shaw, e. P. Lovejoy.
Nye-A. Maute. :.
Ormsby-Evan Williams, a. d.
Ardery, T. Coffin.
Storey-W. M. Gambler, = Stro'her'
F. e. Lord, w. K. Sharon, VIM. Pierce
G. A. Ahern, A. J. Mcdonnell, Wm'
Mercer.
Wsshoe--T X Hymers. NJ. D. Fe'ey'
VIM. Thorn son, J. II. Whitcd. :,
White Pine-A. g. Cleveland. ". NJ
Il. STROTHER, Chairman,
&c. LOAD, Secretary.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-22
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Oiticial Register for Pine Grove Pre-
cinct 10 now open at my office between the
hours Of 10 A. N. and 8 2. N. of all legal
days until
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1890.
At 8 O'Clock p. NJ. for the registration Of
names Of all legsl voters Of said election pre-
cinct prior to the general election to be Ield
on the 4th day Of November. 1880.
4. p. BEAMAN.
Registry Agent for Pine Grove Precinct, Es-
meralda county, Nevada.
Pine Grove, September l6, 1880.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-22
REGISTRATION NOTICES.

hE0l ID ia 1ON W. lC61'
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tbe Official Register for Luning Precinct
lie now open at my Office between the hours VI
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1900.
At o O'Clock P. NJ. for the registration Of
names of all legal voters Of said election pre-
einet, prior to the general election to be held
on the 4th day Of N9vember, lss 4ouNsoN
Registry Agent for Luning Precinct, Esme-
ralda county, Nevada.
Luning, September l6, 1870.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Ofici,l Register for Marietta Pre-
cinct 10 now open at my office between the
hours Of 10 A. ID. and +. N. Of all legal days
until
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1890.
At 8 o'clock P. NJ, for the registration Of
cinct, prior to the general election to be he ID
on the 4th day Of November. $50.
FRANK MAGUIRE.
Registry Agent for Marietta Precinct, Epme-
ralda county, Nevada.
Marietta, September 16, 1890.
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~ County Committees in the severa
counties will please make the necesssr, ar
rangements fur the meetings.
e. sTRoTHER, Chairman.
!. o. LoHp, Sserstay.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-22
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Offcial Re | ter for Cottonwood
Precinct Is now open at my ofilce between the
hours of 10 A. NJ. and T. N. of all legal days
until
MONDAY. OCTOBER 70. 1890.
At s o'clock p. NJ, for tho registration Of
n mes Of all legal vol ers of said election pre-
cinct, prior to the general election to be held
on the $,h day Of November, 1890
j. B. LAlOLO.
Registry Agent for Cottonwood Precinct, Es-
meralda county, Nevada.
Cottonwood, September 10. 1880.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-10-22

OF all descriptions, including
tho latest novelties and lnven.
tions In toys and articles Of
general us0
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

- Iws benz gemitb Ii DEN
5dpabsnIan6e erSdDlt elm gIr;t ioIgenbe
leiner ,9fa6tpraris" entitammenbe @es
f3i6te: is mar in elmer lternbegen tals
ten 9ta9t. SD tebrte nad Sp6lf li5r
su Yierbe pom einem auspdrti9eH 9es
iu6 3uriif. Sn Der Rdbe Der Sonnens
baIOe" b6rte ib artidld9e aus bsm ga,
bener StaOtwaIbe. gs fouute fein
3wsifel beite5en, mas Oa uOrgiug. SD
mar guten Sumors, bano mein Yierb an
siueu Yaum am Wese, i6Ii5 mid III bic
0idbe Der QSaIOpiraten uno i6aute ibrem
Grsiben biHter elmer Game Su. Die
I,bten gtrtitrtibe iolltsn eben oclt aus=
erIsisnen Baum Su Sale briugeu. Oa
itir5te i5 aus meinem Seritet beruor
uno i9rie bic 9uriden an: vOan' i6
emol, ibr 0laIslirterIi!~ = r@au6's
Bed = slid De 60rtsrl" i9alte IS
,uriid. 9lIs % Der SIib inter lie &c.
iabren ware, ltob bic @eieaidait aus.
chamber. Sine Strt mar sariitgsbliebeu;
i9 uabm lie aIs G,Opbde nit unb ritz
rad Sauie. 90 i9usl bate it3 bic
gauge Sesne ab9eipieIt, OaB i9 'einen
Der nSo[ler1 ertsnusn tOnnte. = Sabre
uerainsen. Da traf it5 sines 9Saha
mittass i'm v9toter~ Sn y. cine @eieu.
l9aIt pom JtartenipieIun. Die 8artie
i5ien iiir Oen Mann, Der mir ben 9tiideu
;utebrie, utrIOren. Yl6sIib iubr sr
Sui: .@ito6e nit en- gur-unO beoaue
mil 9as mar Die Stimme, bic oas
mails v9e9 aebsnA bsfOblen bate. 9s
begann cine Sweite Partie. SD ifeIlte
mid butter meinen Rann uno fab ibm
in bic Ssnrten. gIls ct cine Iangrrwartete
Sti6tartc auinubm, ritf i5 ibm nnuers
mutbet su: ySef6 en- emOl triest, bic
MaIeiufsrli!" 2ansium wanbte li5 Der
SpieIer nit su unb iaste seluiisn: vg8n
ii9 mel Art2~
= 9 dino des @sSd9tniB.-
o.: vSu, gauI, mas mar 6enu 6as
beute Morseu fir elm Speetatel in Gus
rsr Wobnung?~ = g.: .SpectafeI9
MeiB ni9ts bauoni -. Ood bait. 6a
Idut mir elm -. peun i'd nidt IRE
bat mir ia meine 6rau i'm Strsit bas
eaUpir au ben aopf aewOrfsu.@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

DSSuut IJAh pSht biuppShbs
yOounsrpstter, bas lit Su natiirIi6!
ruft Der Sbuiinsr. rSest bab' i'd cber
bod 9eis6en, ipie Sie babel ben OeunO
bewegt babsn, pOrber bab' ids ni9t &C.;
merft
Ger 1fentier, Ser nit eiuem S9lags
bic Situatiou ertannt bat, ipielt ndmIi9
feline JtOae 10 seididt. baB er, iobaIb
WtoppsrI beut, bic S;nnIaOen tadtmabis
beiue9t. -
rGSOtt iei 0antl" inst sr, ais b.r
G6aiiusr fib entiernt bat. .Oas 1T
uOtb gut abgeIaufen."
Nber sr bat ieine Re9uuug ohne bic
Neugier Der Meni6en gen06t. gtnT Der
rdbiteu Sta,iou bringt Der S9aHner
eiHen golIessn, bem er pou osm ipaBbdt'
ten 9aiia9isr tr3dbIt bat, nit IN bas
Coupe.
.Nb, bite, belIeu sic nod elm Sis:
6enl" eriubt Der Dfouu ben Rentier.
SD babe meinem @oIIsgeu pom Sbnen
erid5lt unS Der m0dte beu SpaB aud
NAL b6ren. llniereins bat 10 ieIisn sin
gtrenii9sn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

,@au, pau!" ert5ut es p'eoer. Die
Cone miNsn inter hem Wiantel bes
YaiIngierS berporfommen, bieles Wtal
mar es gnni 9euau Su 66ren. Ser
S9aiiner inbt beu Mautcl i9arf in's
&u9e, aber nibts rsgt ii1 oarunter. Gr
fart aIiO wieosr Serru WimmIcr pers
tpunSert an, auf tefeu Qippeu Elm per-
bpeiIelte5 SdbeIn erideiut. N5sr Der
S6aiinsr beutet oieics 9dtbeIn faIi9, ct
gIuubt 6es 3idtbiets gOiuns 9eiunoen gu
baben.
Stunt, bas babcn sic nber out &C.
ma5t", iGgt ct idmun5eIuo ;u 8imms
Ier. sd Gate Suerit Wobr5diti9 sc.
gIaubt, sic tdtteu eincn tleinsn Sunb
inter ben Mautet. g9ie sic aber gut
Sau6rrbfu t6unsn!"
Ser GGafintr Ga6t. Die gafIa9ier
laden uuO aud !6srr @immIer 5pingI
fd gu einsm uer9niigtsn @rinien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12
: SER Ordhmid mar tdn

Serr Ordbmi9 mar tag.
Iitber Stamm9ait elmer Sieritube III
Berlin .. Der RelIner 6rie, an beiieu
Gid er lteis Y(ab nabm, iiibrte bic
ErintgeIoer OrGbmi6's in ieincm s @outo
ais yfi6sre @innabme" auf. Ord5mi5
mar aud I6ou 10 an ben auimertlamen
Ssllner sewObnt, bag ieiu @riiaunen
ui9t gerins mar. ais ibm zines Cages
ciu anoerer 6ellner bas Bier bra1te.
6rit NOR anweicno, aber bsim Gridei;
nen ieines trsueu StammsaiteS briitte
CT ii6 ibeu in cine Gfe. = ,9ta. no
itedt 6enn Der Grib bsuts!" fras;e Orab.
mid uermunbert. vOer is ba, uher bari
Sie nf6t mebr beoienen~, ertlirtc Der
RelIuer. vStbsn Sie, mir bab'n neiIi9
miteinanoer istnobelt uu 6rite uerIur
alles Selo. limb wie er tein SeIO metr
bate, bd tnnbslten mir bic Stamm9dlte
aus. uuo Sa hattie ID BAT Slid Sbusn
;u sewinnen. 9srr 0rdbmid!"
uu9stbeiItes 2eiO. Srsms
r (auf Der @alie ;u einsm rueinenoen
t.sneu Rnaben): v8arum psinit On
cenn 10 lebr, Suuae ?"-6nabe: OteIne
Wiutter bat mir SdIdae esgebsu!" =
6rsmosr: vGun. es wirO pobI ni9t 10
arg gewsisu lein!" = Rnabs: rDas
ni6t - absr mir bat iie S9Idse sese,
ben, un6 msiuem 8ru6er feline.
SrnteIbaft. Batisnt (sun
arsD: rMir feblt's iberaI @ntarrb,
SuitsH nuS relBen tbut's mid i'll alItn
@IieOern = Gr,t: vDa brau9sn Sit
li6 gar nidtS fnraus gu mldsn, Der
Suitaub lit gang normcI. 99er isSt Bel
Der @itteruns nidt fran. 1T, Der if
niht oeiunb T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

- Sm Tau aufmdnnii9e en- Il II T.
terridt. = gebrer: sIui Si@t nennt
man oIio 6ieisnigen Yapiere. meI6e
bouorirt perbsn mIGen, ioiort. psun
man iie prdientisrt. SoIde Bapiere
iinO !. .. unisr Bapier9elO. User fam
mir mebr uernen2 - ShiiIsr: 9Srdlsl
aui Si9t. = 2ebrsr: 9ti6iis. glun,
Strmaun SdIaumeper, On bebit ben
Singer INNER nod bod, wtiBt Ou nod
mebr aui Sidt2-S9Iaumepsr Sd
POIijeiauii9t.
Sountass beiIi9nng.
r9lber, Wtelauie, an siuem 70 warmen
Gage aisbt 9u ben SdIeier iibsr bic
gu9en2~ .GatiirIi6, am Sonntag
milen ia ule S9aufsultsr uerbdugt
merben.
-DentmaI. sic, Rinbers
biris, rparum itebt 6enH auf Der Wiele
bort bas idwar3e 8reuj2" vgu ber
@tsus bat mein Ssrr feline issise Trau
tennen seIsrut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12
gSos foa gRimmItr tbuu2 gponn,rr

@os fol- @immIer tbun7 MopperI
lit unter bem Wantel sIiGli6 einssI6Ia:
fen unb beIlt nidt mebr. SOlsIi9 muB
6err g8immler i6u pertreien unb bsIlcn.
Die @6aiirer laden, bab ibneu bic
Ebrduen iibsr bic Baden Iauien uno ter
Stentier bslt uub bsuIt, baB er beinGbe
ben &innbadcutrampi bsfommt.
Die 8eamtsu entierneu lid enbli9 nit
pisIsm 0nute fir ben @eruB.
Serr Nimmler oibmet auf, als eer
Su9 an Der Isttcn Citation sOr Gcttbus
baIt. 9a lejst pl6eIib Der SGoiiner
nit benz 3u9fiibrer i'll tas Coupe. Der
3ugiibrer iit Elm alter bifsr Ssrr nit
sinem rotbeu, ioriaIeu @sT4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

9a ueriagt 6errn DimmIer bic 9urse,
er tann nibt mebr bsaeu - nur NOD
Elm bsiieres @jtun;en, bann beat Rops
perl aQsin. limb faum merit bas Huge
Gbier, oaB IS bic @oueurren5 9ei@lasen
bat, ais es in Sieaest1umel alle Wtauier
uer9iBt nub aus benz Mantel berpor awi
ben S9ooB ieines Serru ipriust.
Der Rslt lit S9peigen, Serr g8imm:
Ier fam teiu 0ort msbr bsrausbrinseu,
sr bat ii3 total beiisr 9ebelt. Der 3ugs
fIbrer Ia6t, Der SGaiiuer fIu6t unO
MOppsrI uirO ms SunOseoup6 ssitstt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12
GrafnIae sSetSbeit sonranoer's.

Sleibe i'm gIusIanoe uno nd6re Did
reOIi9.
r
@sr rie iri Srot in Gn9Iaub az,
@er ME Die bummerpolIeu 9ddbte
8si 9toitbeef, 2IIc unb Yorter iaB,
Der tennt eud Ei9t, ibr himmlii9sn
Nid5ts!
g8o;n in Die Hd6c idpefen,
Sieb', bas 6srns Iiest 10 sutl
Nns YGtsrlanO, ans tbeure, idIieB bid
teIepDOuiib uu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

0lm mGBte WiopperI ei9sntlid inc
Sunoscoup5, aber ba iib @immIer urn
ibm ni6t treunen fam, 70 perbirst er
ibn inter ieiuan sroBen 1teiiemantet
uno nimmt i'm nit iia in bns Coupe
LII. GlaTc. Gon Rem Witreiienben 1T
tein 9rotelt ober 8errutb gu beIiir6ten,
bsnn Mcppsrl III eiH feines nuO arti9es
Gbier9cu, 6as RiemaHO beIaitist.
MoppcrI fibt aud gang rnbis nnb
fin inter benz oroBsu Mantel. gSie
absr pI6blib bic Shir aufserihen rpirb
un6 Der Sdaifner bsreiutIeitert, I'M bic
giasts 3u eoupiren. ibIdst oas mad:
Jane Wopperl an! Der Beamte iiebt
Serrn @immIer, pon benz bos @e6ell
bersutommen i1eint, itarf uno priifeno
GIL. 9a Der @sntier iebo9 feine 0iiene
per,iebt, 10 sIuubt Der Mann, baB er ii3
getdui5t babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

rGIjo @5ie finb ber GauienStinitIsr,
non benz mir Der Sdaifnsr crjdbIt Sat "
rebet CT ben fentier freuuoIi6 an.
Der vgaudrebner~ warttt erif gar
!eine Ginln6ung su elmer &unitprObs ab.
Gr it6bt Elm 10 iuiitbenoeS, beiieres @es
bell aug. baB 6sr 3ugiiibrer eri6reft Su:
riidmsi6t. glber aud Oaopperl wirO Oa.
6ur9 auisewedt, er uittert Die Goncilrs
rsn3 unb itimmt piitbeuo in Ous gjsbeu
in. Serr unO Suno beIlen INT bic
8etts, isSer iu9t ben anberen gu iibsr,
t0nen.
,Ssrrieies, istt mn9t er gar sr''i
Sunbe nit eiaem 9Guh!" ruft brr
S9aiincr unb reiBt pot Ssrpunosrung
W,unO uHb Ausen uni.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12
WrpperI aaf HeiTen.
Don zaarImtliau Rsaemer.

Der Ssrr 0tentier @immler fdbrt pon
Berlin mad gottbus gum 8eiu9 leiner
So6ter. Ratjrlid nimmt er aud Neop:
perl nit, Scr i'm ltsIs 6e9Ieitst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

Dem pirtIi5 @slifreibsu unS @ebils
beten bsbeuttn uniere mOoernen SaIons
meni9ea oas GiumaIeins. g9enn er in
bic Gage tommt, nit ibnen redusn gu
mullen, betrabtet ct iie ais gIuIIsn unO
0ussubmsniden-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

Scr Cine itbrtteIt nit Modt S'rauf los,
Dem gtnbern idlt bic T:udt III ben
Shoo6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

@inft tu ben Ieni6sn nisen, Oiens
ibrcn; pialt bu iie ausniIben, beoiens
iis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

gaS Die @je9enpart fdaiIt, in nur
oas Yau9criilt fir bic 5uEanit unb ruirb
wieber abScbrr4sn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12
@snie scnirt oft.

0n Mobr 1T Elm sIIdti9cr Reuid.
@r taun lpeoer uerleumbet nod betroseu
perSen, bonn es lit ebeniopenig mOsIib.
ibu uusuidwdrSen. ais i5uI e:Das ueiP
su ma5en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

Utands Sretnbe sIeiden benz Sdat.
ten. 60 Iaase Der @ssenitano ibrer
@nbdnsli9teit pom Der Sonne bes
@Inds bei6isneu ipir6, bniten lie an
ibm, aber nit Der Sonus peri9wiuber
au3 lie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12
@eoanteufIetn.

Seine @eIt 1T 10 tleiu ME bic groBe.
Nrbeit madt Sun9sr, 9aHgepeiIt
2Ippetit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-12

Der idIsdtsite Ntsnidenrsuner mar
ber lebies glodm.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
FOOLED WITH A FIREARM.

A ColOred Man FIOuriahes n Pistol and the
Result Was That Charles Scott May Die
From n Ballet Wouud-No nl.WllI Rx.
listed. But the shooter is Under Arrest.
Charles Scott, colored, was shot and dam
gerously wounded last evening by Nathan
Waters About 9:15 o'clock Waters and
Winson Allen, comprising the firm of Wat
ters & Allen, proprietors of little tailor
shop at the corner of Wylie avenue and Ar
thur street. Harry Butler and Scott, all COL
ored, were seated in Waters & Aliens
shop.
Waters took down small Remington,
22-caliber revolver, and was fourishing it
about, when Scott told him to put it away
and not point it at him. Waters paid no at
tention to him, and Scott made clutch for
the weapon. As he did so it was discharged.
The bullet struck Scott in the stomach
and he dropped to the floor. His COM
panions at once started for assistance, and
DR.. Hiett and DIR. Tefey, the latter colored,
were summoned. They probed for the bull
let, but could not find it, and the injured
man was removed to the Homeopathic
Hospital. The wound was pronounced a
very dangerous one, but the physicians
could not say if it would prove fatal.
In the meantime Waters and Allen were
arrested and locked up in the Eleventh
ward station. Butler had disappeared as
soon as the shooting occurred and could not
be found.
Scott is single man, about 20 years of
age, and was employed as porter in Bing's
restaurant on Sixth street. He lived at 272
Wylie avenue.
No i'll feeling is known to have existed
between Waters and Scott, and the shoot
ing is believed to have been purely acci-
dental
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
THEY CAN'T DODGE 1T.
Assessors Hear the County COmmissiOners'
Call TO the UuconVerteds

Assessors Henr the County COmmissiOners'
Call to the UDcOnverteds
A considerable number of Assessors have
refused to make estimate of returns of tax
ables where the latter have refused to do so
or have neglected the matter themselves.
Auditor General McCamant writes to Com
missioner Mercer to say that he (McCamant)
is astonished at such dereliction, especially
as from this year on the counties get two
thirds of the taxes realized under the reve-
nue. act of 1889, and section 13 of that act
places 8 penalty of $500 and a years i'm
prisonment on Assessors, County Commits
sioners and others who neglect their duties.
The Auditor General says the County
Commissioners must be depended upon to
enforce the law. In addition to the penal
ties prescribed in the act the Auditor Gen
eral expresses the opinion that the Commis-
sioners can withhold pay from Assessors
who do not discharge their duties legally
He calls attention also to the act of 1841,
which imposes a fine of 5000 and years
imprisonment on assessors that neglect their
duty, and the act Of 1869 gives the Control
Ter the right to proceed against delinquents
in court and have them removed from Office
for neglect of duty; adding, however, that
in the case in point the remedy under last
years act is plain and specific. The Au-
ditor General suggests that ten days or some
other specified period of time be given de-
llnquents to come to the center and in case
of failure the Commissioners are to prose-
cute and also withhold pay.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents Of n Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.

Incidents Of n Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.
AT the annual meeting of the Grand Army
Band. held at their hall in Allegheny, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the present
year: President, ]. s. Hummell; Vice Presi-
dent, Jas. Corcoran; Secretary l. B. Evans
The secretary reported an active membership
of 50 and honorary, l26
Mr.. ]. W. FoRMAN, general agent for Penn
sylvania of W. Duke, Sons & Co., is guest at
the Hotel Anderson. Mr.. Forman talks about
putting 600 900 pounds of cigarettes into the
State during the present year as glibly as if the
entire population consumed the miniature
cigars.
THERE was considerable of a landslide in
Pleasant Valley near Taggart street, Allie
gheny, yesterday. The rain for the past week
loosened the dirt on the hillside, causing it to
come down ana bringing with it the public
steps at that point. Considerable damage was
done.
FRANK WASHINGTON, the colored boy who
was cut behind the ear few days ago by Louis
BroWaTsky during quarrel on Federal street.
yesterday lodged an Information before Magis-
trabe GripD against Browarsky, charging him
with felonious cutting.
THE influenza has affected many railroad en-
ployes and crippled the business of many lines
east of here. At Pittsburg fewer railroaders
have been afflicted than at other points. At
the freight yard.
EDWARD DAILY was arrested in Allegheny
yesterday afternoon by officer Herman and
sent to the lookup. Daily has been drinking
heavily for sometime, and was suffering with
the delirium tremens when arrested.
JACOB NowHIsKI, Hungarian employed at
the Pittsburg Forge and Iron Works, got his
arm caught in some machinery yesterday and
had it almost torn from the socket. He was
removed to the General Hospital.
WILLIAM LEE, 80 years old, died suddenly at
the residence of his daughter, 178 second
avenue, yesterday morning. Coroner McDow-
ell made an investigation, but deemed an in
quest unnecessary.
CHARLES RAIN. Charles Grinder and An
drew Schrodes were held for court by Mayor
Pearson, of Allegheny, last night. They are
charged with beating Washington Bartlett, an
old man.
h w. Row, Superintendent of the Business
College of Curry University, has been very
seriously i'll with pneumonia, but has passed
the critical stage Of the disease.
JOHN BYRON, a brakeman on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, had his arm crushed yes
terday while coupling cars He was removed
to the West Penn Hospital.
JOHN ToBAN gave bail before Alderman
Porter for q hearing tomorrow on charges Of
assault and battery and cruelty to his wife.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-17
IT'S NOT FILED HERE.

Surveyor Woods Too Previous for Alleghsny
COunfy-ConsequsnfIy BIS VIII Was Not
Filed Here--An OrrhogrnphIcalC Curiosity
ns Letter.
Register Connor's merry men were treated
to the following yesterday, and though eayp-
ing critics might take exceptions to the
grammar and orthography, the writer
gets there with clear cut views Of what she
seeks:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, lSo..
DEAR SIR-Wfn you please let me now II
george Woods VIII is Record and the Lawyer
name that base the paper this George Woods
that write aboute he came from Culintra
Alderwod Ireland 1O8 years ago he surveyed
the town Of Pittsburgh before there vase .
house built on 1t. vase told that theay vase
II house Brewery belonge to him that was
left to some other heir & that theay had died
so we next heir TO the legacy, please ansteR
soon and will Pay you for your trouble.
Yours truly MISS ESTHER WooDs
10l2 Lithgow street Philadelphia Pa
]. Woods plan in the Recorders Office
is labeled: "a general draft of the farms
and outlots in the manor Of Pittsburg, stu.
ate between the Allegheny and Mononga-
hela rivers, adjoining the town lots, laid out
by order of feuch Frances Esq. attorney
for John Penn, Jr, aud John Penn, June,
1884"
This date, as Mr.. Petrie observes, was four
years before the parturition of Allegheny
county, and as this will cannot be found
IN the records it seems that it was probably
tled IN Greensburg, possibly in Philadelphia.
Perhaps some member of the Historical
Society can tell what became of Mr.. Woods.
His work has been enough talked of to
make him, we would think, as well known
as the Penns, for whom he worked.