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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
"EVs 4. NHHIIIN.
U. S. Surveyor General 10. New.

The Bruneau country embraces in
reality all the uu~surveyed part OF the
county laying between Bull Run Ba.
sin on tho West, and lower Salmon
on the East sixty miles in width, and
extending from the Idaho line fifty
miles South, to WHINING Valley on
tho North FORK; covering the head OF
Salmon River for twenty miles, where
it flows East, forty miles or oYer Of
Bruueau River and BASIN and tue
greater part OF the East Fork Of the
Owyhee River and Valley. Cope
mining district and Mountain City,
Island Mountain. Brunean district
and other mining districts lay 10 this
country. Settlers in other places be-
sides the Bruueau country can send
in their requests for surveys Of course
and receive attention. Tho required
blunks can bo had by set din, 10 me.
Respectfully Yours,
Il. &. MCCLELLAN.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
IowA's GOVERNOR oNsILvER.

Governor Boies, OF Iowa, in accept
Ing tho denomination for GovernCr
speaks as follows on tho silver ques-
ton:
"In the infancy Of this republic it
vas enacted by those who established
IL TINT gold and silver should enjoy
equal aud Unrestricted rights in the
coinage OF our mints. After a lapse
OF moro thun eighty years, during all
OF which the two metals were ac-
corded precisely tho same privileges
in the monetary system OF our Gov.
crnment, at the timo when u people
wero burdened with enormous ma
t%ional, municipal and individual
debts, by an Act that was never do
manded by the masses and that WAS
thrust upon them without my in
telllgent discussion OF itJ merits, sll.
yer was deprived VI it's coinage right.
"An aroused people have compelled
partial restoration OF tho rights Of
This metal, but It ID still hampcrcd by
statutory provisions made in tho in
terest OF the creditor ut tho expense
OF the debtor classes. Tho Democracy
OF Iowa has demanded that silver
shnll be restored 10 it's ancient estate
under the laws of tho nation. II on
Lccvunt OF changed condition. ms some
believe, tho effect uf this will be to 70.
ducc metallic currency to Il silver
standard alono or otherwise iDjure tho
business interests Of tho country, tho
people can be safely trusted 10 devise
sotne means Of maintaining the two
metnls in the relative positions u.s.
signed them by tho founders OF our
Government"
Tho press OF Nevada, without re.
gard TO politics, should endorse these
words OF towu's Governor and labor
for his election.
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The Sincws of War.

And SO Hon. Bill Mckinley has
been East after soap" with which 20
gre lse his way into the Gubernator:al
m Insion. When Il Republican wants
office he Immediately posts of to the
headquarters OF the tariff bnrons'
bureau and fills his pockets with
blocks OF fivcs V'herewith to get it.
Tine poJr Democrat has moth.
ing to depend on for success
but tho Efforts OF himself
and friends and the righteousness OF
his cause. This is n pointer worth
considering by the honest and i~ntelli-
gent votcr.-iNashville American.
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School Of Methods.

Tho following is the daily program
OF the School Of Methods to La held
in Exc commencing Monday, August
), and continuing three weeks:
FORENOON SESSION.
Music, %. II.
Advanced Arithmetic, 9:o5 10 10
4. 81. w. w. Booher, Teacher.
l~nterInission 10 To 10:05.
Grammar, 1905 to II. Hon. Orvis
Ring, State Superintendent, Teacher.
lntermlssion, III 10 ll:C5.
IhysiolDsy, 1l:u5 to IL. A. l..
Snider, Teacher.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
Music, l T.. II.
Primary Arithmetic, l to 1:3o. Miss
Maud lienl,y, Teacher.
Geography, l:3o to =. Miss Emma
Gardner, Teacher.
Intorinission, . to 2:u5.
History aud Civil Government, 2:O5
10 2:i5. Hon. Orvis Ring, State
Superintendent, Teacher.
Intermissi0n, 2:i5 to $50.
Reading and Language Lessons,
$50 to $3.50. Miss G. T.. Marlette,
Tcachcr.
General Exercises, 800 to 4.
Terrific Floods.
Ar extra Courier received last eyon-
ing gives an account OF the most ter.
rifle floods experienced ia Genoa for
thirty years. FRIDAY afternoon tho
wator rushed down tho cunyon in q
wave twenty feet high, sweeping
everything bcforeit. ltstruck Dake's
building, broaking doors and win.
dows and carried it two hundred
yards into a Held. Hay stacks wore
wished away and grain and hay folds
wero covered with bowlders. Fortu.
nately, no livoJ wero lest, though tho
damage amouats TO several thousand
dollars.
Tho food was caused by cloud.
bursts in tho mountains, the water
rushing down tho steep mountain
side and concentrating in tho narrow
canyon. Piles OF bowlders, logs,
gravel aud sand snpplnnt fields VI
waving grain on several farms.-IIseno
Journal.
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Water RightA

The Enterpriss says: The Com
stock Mill aud Mining Company.
through their attorneys, rrenmor
Coffin and ". S Wood. comnencei a
neH suit on Saturday sSaius. Allen
ct al, embracing several parties own
ing land on the Carson river, to xd-
judicate the wafer rights II said
stream.
Last Friday Trenrcr Coin moved
the dismissal OF the old suit. which
vas granted, the Court having held
That notice could not be served uy
publication, but personally. Person
al notice Is now Icing served upon all
the defendants named in the case.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
cuEEnIxo rHE HEADsAAN.

At tho little Belshazzar feat given
TO Ex-A.sistant Postmaste.- General
ClHrksoD On Friday risht Thomas c.
Plntt compacted in one senteece more
OF the real feeling which animates
the politicians OF his patty than any
other speaker could express in an
hour.
Referring to the guest Of tho even
ing aud 10 the wholesale decapitation
of posimastrrs which he made during
his brief term OF Office Mr.. Plat, said:
AWe love him for the heads he lid cut
Of And the sally vas received
with approving cheers and laughter.
Contrast this bold boast Of n si>oils-
man t, spoilsneu ~ith the pledge OF
the R,puoip;an party in it's National
platform:
Tho reform OK the Civil Service,
nurpicio Isly begun under tho Re-
publican Administration, should be
completed by the further extension Of
the reform system already established
10y Law To all grades Of The service TO
which it Is applicable. Tho spirit
mad purpose ri the reform should be
observed IA al L-e:utive appoint
ments, and all laws at variance with
the object of existing reform legisla-
lion should DO repealed. To the end
that thu dangers TO free institutions
which Turk in the power of official
patronage may DC wisely and cfectual-
ly avoided.
Or how would Boss Platt's indorse-
m,at OF Headsman CIarkson, ave
love him for the heads he has cut off,
l,oI on a campaign Transparency be-
neIth this declaration in Benjamiu
Harrison5 letter Of acceptance:
In appointments TO every grade and
department. fitness aud not party ser
vice should be tn, essential and dis
eliminating test and fidelity and
efficiency tho only sure tenure Of
osics. Only the interests OF the pub.
lie service should suggest removals
fr1m o.lice.
10 the Republican chiefs who
chCercd their beadsman really think
that pledge. breaking il n passport 10
more power in tnis couutry?-.N. Y.
World.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
State Land ONCE.

Since last report five apP!ica-
tions TO purchase State land were
filed, embracing 1896 acres.
CASH RECEIPTS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
sure, or .he Bruneau Coun,ry.

Ebrros IxDEPEspESr:-Dear Sir:
The cnco<ed letter from the Survey
or.Generai for Nevada is in reply to
ooe from me regarding the survey Of
the northern part OF Elko county:
DEPAETNEST OF THE INTERIOR,
Office OF T.. S. Sur.-General,
KENO. NEVADA. July q, 1881.
E G. McCLELLAs. G. E.,
Elko, Nevada.
Dear Sir:-I have received intor-
NAL applications for surveys from va
rious parts of the State, and have for
warded them to the Hon. Com. Gen.
cral Land Office, and have received
several letters in answer, in all OF
which he requires the formal appli-
cations OF the settlers themselves, de-.
scribin2 the class and character OF
lan1, length OF residence and nature,
extent, and value OF improvements
l enclose blank petitions for sur
veys and afidavits which I think COW
or all the points insisted upon by the
Commissioner. No special form is
required, but these | think will he
found convenient in most cases.
The regulations OF the General
Land Office prevent this office FROM
taking any very active part in refer
ence to applications for survey, but /
will state that II there are as many
settlers in the Bruneau country Ms re
ported who desire surveys, and they
will in the matter, / think the
surveys will be ordered.
Very Respectfully,
GEO. F.. 1uRRITIS.
II. 6. Sury.ycr-CenaraI f,- Nov
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81. Mary's Acud, my.

We call the attention OF our reeders
to-day to tho announcement OF tho
above institution Of learning which
appears In another column. ST.
Maryis Acadt ny was established in
Salt Lake City sixteen years ago and
has steadily grown in favor year by
year. Situated 10. tho heart OF tho
city with tho magnificent grounds
surrounding, II forms n quiet country
retreat in tho midst OF II busting city.
Hero parents cum place their daugb.
tors Knowing full well that their
mental, moral and physical trimming
will TO carefully looked after by OK.
]pcricnccd instructors. The course OF
instruction is No good as nny institu.
ton Of it's kind anywhere, md tho
object 10 to impart to pupils q thor.
ouRh education and mako tho younp
ladies intelligent, good and refined
members Of society. Reud tho adyer.
tisamont aud send for catalogues.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
SELLING wuIsKEY TO INDIANS

A man was arrested 10 Lyon county
for selling whiskcy 10 Indians md
held 10 answer before tho Grand
Jury. Whom TINT body wns i'm.
panclled, at the suggestion OF Judge
Rising, tho accused individual WAC
turned over 10 tho Federal authorities
to be dealt with in the United States
Court. fIo was taken to the Stute
Prison by the Unitod States Marshal,
whore lie Is held TO await tho action
OF tho Federal authorities. BY this
method OF dealing with persons who
ucll wbiskoy 10 Indians tho United
Sta.os Government pnys tho expenses
OF protecting it's wards, tho IndiaDs,
from tho effect Of fro water. Az
prescDt tho State Prison IL being
HIlcd with persons convicted OF cell.
Ing whiskcy 10 Indians and tho State
has 10 bear all tho oxpsnsc. II tho
Federal authorities prosecute ouch
Offenders the General Government
bears tho expense md pays for Tho
euro OF those who aro convicted. AS
~ IL by no means generous toward
Nevada, and discritnioutes against its
principal product, II Is moot mn l
proper that il should 10 accorded tho
privilege OF paying tho expense OF
prosecuting and Keeping those who
soil whiskoy TO Indians, nearly all OF
whom aro non.reeidcnts Of tho State.
All tho Courte in tho State should
follow The example of Judge Rising
Reno journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
Freedom

rom the tyranny Of dcpraycd blood by tho
use Of this medicine.
"For nine years I was afflicted with A skin
fiseasc That did not yield to any remedy
until n frlcni advised ne to try Ayers sarsn.
7ariila. with the Use Of this medicine Tho
COMPLAINT disappeared. II IL my belief tha,
no other blood medicine cOuiI have effected
70 faril nni complete 4 cure Andre,
u. uarcia. c. Victoria. TamauiIpas, Mexico.
MY iacc. Tor years. was covered with pIm.
pics aud hlImors. for which I could and mn
remedy TIL I began 10 take Ayers satsnpo
rilla. Three bottle, Of this great blood mcjj
effected a thorough cure. I CONFIDENT,
~rccofnmcnl II 10 NIL suffering from, slmila,
tFoubles."-M. Parker, Concord, W
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02

Tho Lyon County Times says: Do.
twoen 1000 md 1900 ncrcs Of wheat
will DO raised in Mason Valley this
year, and tho crop will probably aver.
ogc - butbels to tho acr,, IL not
moro.
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CASH RECEIPTS.

Lyon County Times:-Angus Nc.
Le"d, one Of Mason Valleys most
prosperous ranchers, has n seventy
aero field Of barley on his ranch that
i! is believed will yield seventy bush
els to the mere.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
News :

No otc, WHO Is willing 10 adopt tho rIgt.
soufse, need be long afflicted with LOils, ca.
puhcics, plfnplcs. or other cItaneOus cruz
HONS iiicsc are Tie results OI Natures e
iofls 70 cAltl pOisOlIOus ann Gillette matt,
IRON Tie bIJoi. diid SNOW PLAINLY ,ilal Il.
system Is rlJLlug IL,cli u.I0ugn tI,c skin =,
Impurities which II WAS tho legitimate wuI,
81 tile liver and Kidneys ~ rvinUyu. IoI,
Itorc these organs To their piupcr functions
Ayers SarsapaIilla Is lic nicuicine Ir1uir.,
That no other blOOd.putiher can %coinrar.
Hiul IT, thousands testify WHO have gained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

SUCCESSFUL ENTBRTAINMENT.-T Sc.
ri nthimes glve iaet night 81 the
Ope H uss by .he ohitrreu Of Alexandria
% tie benait 81 the CniiGrsn's Ward In he
Ilfirmsry, Was, as was anticipated. 8 oGc-
Ge-s in ev nv particular. The children
acquitted themselves MOSS crsditably and
shr~ed careful training hv the ladies hev.
ing taa eDserrai1 oet,.e IL Scaa -. All
Whn attended - antertainueut spept
. plea aut eveaipa sud were loud in thelr
praise OF tha Ladies VINO 30 successfully
mscaged tina sff;ir. Tue object was moss
Wor by ons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

To VISIT ALBxANDRIA.-Am the
members OF the g a. r to visit Washington
al the next auun, meeting OF that Or
gauizstiou next Sep smbar will be the
rur0, vors OF The Ssh PENNEY vabis. Dol.
Mclean, which re3rmens was stationed here
for time during tbs war. Gao OF these
enrvivo7s, MT. Henry Huntsrson, now OF
Fairfax county, has ENGAGED aocommoda.
;ions for them at the Btaddock House In
this city. They will remain here three days
and then 60 30 fredericksburg and visit the
other scenes sin WHICH they were familiar
q quarter o: a century ago They msy he
accompanied ny tbs Survivors Of ,hs 9TH
Illinois wuich is also well rememof'e7 in
tnis city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
LOuAA bRAVI'rIss.

The arm of fire about 7:30 O'Clock this
morning was caused by Fl > In the kitchen
of the residence OF Mr.. Hendrickson, on
Prlncs' st-ess, pear st. Asaph. The colored
| cook was paiufuIly burned about her face
and hands AS Was also Mr.. B. 10 sxtingnish-
Ing aha flames. The FIRE departme nt
misIssd By she alarm, preceded to the first
ward,
Mssriaes licenses were Issued In Wash.
! iDgtou yesterday 10 ". L. Sc5sfer and Efie
j. W. McOfscksn. both Of Alexandria; E.
mer J. Crump.r Fslls Church and Hattie N,
Wison; Zsah e. DruDfslIer, of Nelson coun-
| ig. nrd l'orraEta B. Martin. o! o angs coun.
~ Pa liak QHi'lz, Of Boston. and Frances
A. Trsmma,. Of Faisisx count, Georga D..
Scots, of Wimroa :cn, Ds., and Cora Will
ie1ie, ot Ofa9ga Uouft House.
There se puR being liberated into the
Po:omso river f'oro the fan ponds of the
| UlitaG S t5es fin com o.iee ion, near the
Nnnnr1s mt lot in Washington, et,ut mill
ion ahsd 77hIfh were plso,d In Il Q ponds
iss syrr'rg TIE fish average about two
inc es in leuslb. a very active ard fully
6aie 10 tske car9 "f themselves on .hei.
iontaay tc tbs sse T5ls IL the second *.
aevinept ii. Fesr!ne THE species By the
| U lied Ssles fsh commission, similar
nmoer :.aviae oeen released into the Pc.
,lnac lest fell.
| In the Fairfax county court this week the
| oseea of the Commonwealth against ton porsons
! for sol!ng liquor without license were contin.
| ued for defendants 10 tho I'd day of November
Court.
| freight train on the Baltimore and Potomac
| Rs!lrosf broke into throe pieces yesterday morn
| rg d IT Bowie. Five cars were wrecked, and
/ the road was blocked four hours.
| Tire police report lest night IS having been
| C loudy and cool with nine dodgers but 40 prison.
| els tho station houae The Mayor this NOM
| ing had 10 ca5o5 before him for trial.
After tho rain OF yesterday the weather lsss
| night cleared, the wind coming out from the
| northwest and the temperature became much
cooler.
st the laso meeting Of the Alexandria Perpet-
| usl Buildng Fund Association a semi-annusl div
| idend of 81. 90 reG share wss declared
ME. Jas C. Wiili'ms. of North Carolina, and
idias Jessie :. Wood, OF Cupeper county, wore
| married a Brandy yesterday.
| At meeting OF citizens of Stafford county on
| Wednesday resolutions wero adopted in memory
! OF the late Con. Loe.
Tire registration books will DO opened at the
| sovers' registering pisces all day tomorrow.
Z meeting of the stockholders of the Alexsn-
dfia Savings Bank will be heid toll light
Give evsry man his dues, and if he is SUI
;ariug With bsd cold, give him Stone
hraaer's Cough Syrup. Il cures sore throat.
Prize, 20 cts.
Not cd fcr doga. ncr hogs, nor chickens,
nn5 zoe best thirg In the world for borses
ana cattle. We refer to Stonebrske Ell g
Horse and Cattle Powder. For worms In
horsea, Mr.. Ph. R Vogle, il, OF 105, W.
German ST., Baltimore, Gays: L is the bsst
toing he ever tried. In yellow wrapperf:
| TIE stcpebteker Chemical Co.,
RnIe ngnars Raltimore Md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

The cHILDRENs health must not be neglected.
So!o IN me head causes catsrrh. Ey's Cream
bslla CURES ~ ones. 1t is perfectly safe and is
easily applied into the nostrils. The worst csses
yield tn it. Prizes Soc
oNE o. my children had worry bad discharge
tTog' her nose. Two physicians prescribed, but
without benefit. We tried Ely's Cream Balm,
ana, much to our surprise, there was marked
improve mont We continued using the Bslm and
Id shcTt time the di'chsrge was cured-O. A.
Cary, Corning NY, -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

COMMITTEES MEETING The democratic
committee of ths Eigh,h congressional dis
trict % ct here to-day ard for 9erded letter
to she Governor requesting him to order a
State election ON the frss day of Dseente,
to fill ths vacancy 10 Congress- from this de-
tries. The committee also fixed upon New
Gath az the time. and this oisy as the place.
far holding the nominating convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
AB.C. Alternative HriHgthe Bh0a

Short breath. pspitation, pain In chest,
weak or faint sDells, smotbering, cured by
DR.. Miles, New Heart Cure. Sold at drug
eists. Free treatise by mail. MILES MED.
Co.. Eli bart Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

CORPORATION CoURT-JudGe j. K. M
Norton presiding Amanda M Violet vs,
W 3 Kramsr; reporS OF commissioner OF
sale co, d med
R.H. Ward: & Son. vs.. I. M. Fairfax
decree for e. g
Cor. va. f Phillips, indicted for sni.
der; cese oontinued ell She January serm.
COURT adjourned sili sc.morroI mofning,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
WEDDING MI. E meet E. Davis and

WEDDING Nj. E meet E. Davis and
Miss Jeon:e Adie, both of LoudoUn, were
married at the resid. nee OF the brides mot b.
or, at Sterling, Vs., on Wednesday. In hs
prepence of rye number OF friends. Rsv.
Mr. Sutton of;iciatlng. The. bride was at
tired In 4 reatl gray lsnsdown trimed in
shal.s Alief she ceremony the brides
mo, her gave tbfm reception Fhere many
riends ga her ed 10 tender their coDgre ula-
lions. The bride and groom we're the re.
cipients Of msnY bsn6st me presents, inciud-
ing beautiful silver eervice. They left on
the evening train for ShswsVille. Va, which
is to be their future home Tb- wedding
was attended bq large number OF the friends
Of the 5ride and groom
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

PERSONALITY. J. Davies, OF Manae-
s4a, snd Mr. J F. Ryan, Of Loudoun, were
in the city to-day
Miss Berthe V. Young is wishing friends at
L,n mark, Fauquier county.
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CITY COUNCIL.

Another cs led 10 y . ne C!ig Cnun.
oil vas held les. nieav 20 asider ia report
,,f tins committees Gu fuance aud pub o
nrorerty upon the propns ton OF 'he D~h-
8,ssman-Kuclz Msunf5c utlng Comps A., Ct
Canal Dover, Ohio, VINO eske ,oe city to give
nam the Pioneer MiIis, the ground upo"
winch the same stands ard he COOPER shop
= Joining, provided they remove the: pant
e MIA CITY
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AB.C. Observation-Disclosures Blood

E,HERE will be called meeting Of the Relief
4 Hook and ladder Company this friday
eysuing at 8 o'clock. By order of
1t PACK AGNEW. President.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

"hen ga ere In Rome, If you do as the
Romans do, you will uss Stonebraksr's
OoGgn Syrup for coughs and ccds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

Ear this section fair weather ill sturdsy
- alightly cooler, northwestern, vic Sii'-
.o.nipht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
uraH-mAss BaIc-A.BRAo DEPARTMENT.
CPEOIAL REMNANT Sale

SLIGHTLY DAMAGED TOYS AND
GAs ES, IN sHOp- WORN BOXES
Games. Rsdused froIa 90 to 15c EACH
Fine Leatber-covered Checker Board.
Reduosd from $3.50 $500.
% japanese Screw Puzzles. Reduced
from 10 to 30 sach.
45 Walking Tin Toys. Reduced from
90 and 25c 20 100 escn.
18th and 9th floors, 10th.st building.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
DRY GOODS.
Remnant Sale To-day, Fri
ddY.

Each article possesses sufficient
'inherens worth" and "|ow p,ice
strength as to constitute in Itself a
Special Sale, without considering
their cost. We put such q low price
OH them that their immediate sale
is assured. Notice particularly the
report from the Upholstery, Ladies
Wrap, Dress Trimming, and Brio
a-Brae departments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT-Clinton Balleu.
ger, son of Mr.. 3 ~. BalIanger, while care
iessly handling pistol at bic hcme In Fair.
lax c.u1ty, last night, accidentally ehot him.
self In the left arm near the shoulder, in
h.cting painful but not dangerous wound.
de ~as attended by DR.. O'Brien.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

ost by u ine vote OF five 70 ihree s'h
hap Ccupol ooncnrrei With the Aldermen
sod e6jousred. Nj,
After The Bosrd han adjourned mar. De's'
d. NJ; ffett and Mr.. FIetnher met tho re MI
IN. Cocnci neu 10 the corridor. Gr'
De .se.lersd The telegram fror1 Dover was
f.lse and es,d that be would sue the Mayor.
He p,esd a meeting OF the Oornci for Fri
dsv nigh, and rrowpi acceptance OF the
commiftee's original report. They also
ssti ihey wou d st ouoe wire to Canal
Doyer and nave the telegram sent here cor
,scted. Tais morpiog Mayor Streues re-
caiyed the following: o
CANAL DOVER. Ohio, October D, 1891.
Mayer Of Alexandria, Va:
nv swor 10 Lea, ,ator's telegram is mis-
ts<t / mislnfoI mad. They now emp OF
about forty mel. hoy have curtailed their force
in tie last tx months WITH expectation ct chang
ing locs ion. They have usually employed from
fifty to Que houdrod mon. Tho members OF this
firm are of nigh adding u credit and citizan-
snip aud aro good business men. This finn has
bocn of great benefit to this place and would re-
greet 10 have thenl leave u.s. (signed)
STEEIER MAYOR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

Rsd Mems Pin-Leroy Martin, /; Frank Pew
erell, 6; Albert Mullings, 8.
Junior Order OF Bechsbits Regslia-F. Krsuss,