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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-01-17

He was rather sentimental and so was
she as they strolled along. She knew she
had him, but he did not know how far be
had progressed with her.
''Do you like sentiment" he said.
mot too much of 1t, said she.
How happy q fellow must feel when
he has the girl he loves in his arms, and
holds her close to his breast, and presses
his lips to hers, and"
"And-and-it's so easily DONE" said
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-01-17

Emma Abbott the widely known and
popular prima donna who died recently
In Salt Lake upon the date Of the ami.
versary Of the death Of her husband,
Wa native Of Chicago, although hen
childhood was passd mostly ct Joliet III,
WhoEe her father followed the occups'
Nnn q amuaic teacher.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-01-17

Some bastard at Hastings, NebrashA,
few nights since placed a box Of rough
on rats" In q we'll that supplies four
hundred school children with drinking
wHter. The poison was fortunately
discovered BY the janitor before any Of
the water had been used.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-01-17
THE MARKETS.
MONEY.

New York January l2
Money-On call easy, ranging from tc 81 per
cent, last loan g. closed offered 1T B.
Prime Mercantile Paper-6hQS
Sterling Exchange-Qu and stea'y at Si8oA
for 80 day bills and S4.S61 for demand.
GRAIN.
Kansas City, January 10
Wheat-Quiet. No. 9 hard cash. SIC bid
&c asked; January 81 NC bid, &c asked; No. 9
red cash. 87lsc bid. 92 asked.
Corn-Weak. No. 9, cash, as; January,
oats-Steady. No. cash,44Is January, AK
Rye"steady. No. cash, COZ January eOk
bid.
Butter-Steady. Creamery, 9OHo5 dairy.
10000; store packed, T0l4c. W
Eggs-Quiet at 1Sc.
Hay-Weak. Fancy prairie, s1i.OO good TO
choice, eo.0001000
Flour-Dull. xxx, 60.9O02aO: Family
S3.1O61825; choice, S335030O. fancy, e4.OOn4 n:
extra fancy, sl.35(1445; $4.70G14.60.
Wheat-Higher. Cash, 95; May, 96|; July,
Corn-Lower, Cash, 4SC; May. exc; July.
Sic.
oats--Firm. Cash, 45,lc; May, 4o,sc
Hay = Fairly steady, Prairie, Sa260aOO;
timothy, Sl1O0G1300.
Bran-Firmer; o.
Lead-Higher and very strong. Refined, si.aO.
Pork-Easy. $l087k01Q5Q
Lard-Lower. S6.09h;
Butter-Weak. Creamery, 2l@29c; dairy, 2lR
20c. -
Eggs-Steady at 9Ohc.
Cornmeal-2.o0G2 s..
Whisky-1.H.
- Rect. ship'ts.,
Corn S@ s5eS
u ,,..., Chicago, January IA
Wheat-Duil,, 6us firm Cam ana J21a
airy S0Ac; May Se$c; July oi&c.
January, .4sx; February, OK; May, 56K.
Oats Active and firm. Cash al: Janu-
ary 9h February, 4oS; May 4oH.
Barley-Nominal.
Flax Seed-e1.23.
Timothy-e1N.
Pork-Dull and easy. Cash, Slo.HN10S7,k.
'dn1SEy OH; a1 TSeDTuSSy So4s May, .lo
January $50; February, 400; May SB.5b.
Short Ribs-s6.100h1
Dry Salt Shouldefs-A90640
Short Clear-s635flb40
Whisky-tl.H.
Butter-Easy. Creamery. 1906; Dairy. ita
Eggs-229Sc
STOCK.
49, Chicago, January 81
Cattle-Receipts, ll,000; shipments, 400.
Market lower. Common to extra steers. tl7E
Qh.lo; st0ckers, O. 751250; butchers m F1l1 -
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 7Om A.
tive, but lower. Mixed &301a4b: pachin1
AeSQ37O; butchers ea50d255; light Rf
sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments aon
Market lower. Westerns e87tnf 10. naffrcr
ta.1h0hlO; Texans, ei2O; lamhH r. - 4 RI
Kansas City, January IA
Cattle.Receipts, $50; shipments, IOD
e88; stockers and feeders ooE008m
Hogs - Receipts, AGO; nhlpmenia M
lbe lover; bulk $3004B; al grades 81 - II
Sheep-Receipls, 1loo ;ahipmenfs "a No.
steady. Good % choice, A00l6o.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-01

FIVE men, four Americans and one
Italian. were drowned in Lnurcl creek
near Addison, Webster county, ". Va.
They were crossing the swollen stream
on Il foot log, when ii turned and all
were prccipitated into the water.
SEVER cyclone cut a swuth through
Pittsburgh, Tex, at an early hour the
other morning, completely DESTROYING
two residences and badly damaging n
dozen others. Mrs. Powell was fatnIlv
and her daughter, Mrs. Burns, severely
hurt. -
THE Worcester light infantry, de-
~scendants of the famous Sixth Nassa-
ehusetts, had a fine reception in Balti-
more, Md, the occasion being the
thirtieth anniversary of the attack
on the regiment al it passed through
the city on route 20 Washington during
the civil war.
In is reported that a party of white
mountanecrs have killed six negroes
and wounded ten for working in a tam
bark camp near lockwood, Tenn, on
the Cincinnati Southern road.
The Farmers & Merchants National
bank of GAINESVILLE, Tenn. has resumed
business. This bank breaks the record.
being the first national bank in Amer
lea that ever resumed after having
passed into the hands of II receiver.
The country round about Bolivar.
Tenn, reports fruit of all kinds in ey-
ccllcnt condition.
Posters have been distributed call
ing a meeting Of white men for the pur.
pose of protesting against the appoint.
ment of Harry Bloch, colored. as post
master of Opelousas, La, and to take
such further steps as the cxigencics of
the ease may require.
{. L. Cross, an aged planter living
near Brinkley, Ark. was shot and KILLED
10y Deputy Sheriff Hines during an at
to evict Cross.
REVENUE AGENT HAWKINS and n posse
returned from Il moonshinc raid
Leteher, Leslie and Aurele
counties, Ky. They made a 500 mile
trip. captured and destroyed six stills
with 100 gallons of whisky.
900 gallons of high and 500 gallons of
wines. Fifteen ~moonshiners were
arrested.
W. GREGG Il Sons, cotton factors and
grocers of Shreveport. La.
q failed with SIZE, 900 liza abilities and
500, 600 assets.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-01
THE --LATEST.

MISS GABRIELLE GREELEY has been
married to Rev. Frank Montrose Glen
DENIM, an Episcopal minister.
\ FEARFUL explosion Of unpowde
took place ut Rome, Italy, on the Esd
city was shaken as by an earth
quake. Much damage was done and 4
number Of persons were killed and in.
jurcd.
AeedRhtNg to Rome adviccS the
Italian premier gave Baron Fava a cool
welcome. Rudini appreciates that he
had made a fasco and i, anxiops u,
throw the blame on Fava.
PhIiIr L. MoEN, the barbcd wire
magnate, is dead.
E~N-IEEAsrRER HusroN has left Wash
ingtou FOR his home.
IIE street chr strike at Detroit
Mich, was attended with much riotinp
on the 25d. The crowd succeeded in
stopping traffic, though many persons
were dubbed by police.
NAL. JoItN G. KINNEY, postmaster of
Hartford, Conn, died of pneumonia.
aged = years. He wrote a series Of
articles on the bat ties and leaders of
the civil war for the Centu ry company
which attracted general notice.
ItE wife and son of Charles r, Ham
nond' OF Cleveland street, London. no.
toriety, have been made county aupers
at Seattle, Wash. Hammond is in iail
for theft.
TIM Cincinnati presbytery has adopt
ed n report asking the general assembly
To take such action with reference TO
the noted uttcrances of Prof. Charles
A.. Briggs, of Union theological semin-
ary' us shall in its Judgment be best
adapted to preserve the peace, purity
n prosperity of the church.
a PORTUGUESE newspaper, in COM
menting on the recent incident ON the
Pungwe river, urges the government To
speedily conclude Il treaty with Great
Britain, good or bad, in order to avoid
further complications. Other papers
give similar advice.
BULGARIA in curt language has re-.
quested the Turkish government To
recognize Prince Ferdinand and warned
the sultan that in the event OF refusal
Bulgaria will proclaim her indepen-
dcncc.
SIXTEEN mules and six ears were
in the Galveston city street rail-
road stables.
THE Berliner Nachrichten saws the
removal of the prohibitory restrictions
American pork has been arranged
rs soon As the United States govern
nent issues regulations for the carry
.ng out OF the meat inspection law. II
lids that the report that only live
wine will be admitted to Germany Is
inaccurate
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-01
THE WORLD At LARGE.
Summary OF tho Daily Nova



EEAR ADMIRAL ALruEp TAYLOR Z.
: y. retired, died =: Washington p.
gently from pneumonia and acute hrnn.
shiiis following an attack - the grippe.
SECRETARY NoHtr's order dcferrinv
the time for dllng on forfeited railroad
lands has quieted the excitement that
prevailed AT Ashland Wis. and AZ least
1000 Of the disappointed strangers have
left the city The other thousands will
depart >Son The postponement is in
definite.
TuE reciprocity treaty and the p,stal
subsidy discussion have perceptlbly in
creased the brazilian mail. and Il Is evil
aeHt also that the other south Amer.
lean republics are beginning 20 look 10
TIE United States for increased bus5-
hess The mails are wei known 10 l..
an infallihle index to the state Of trade.
O AueUsr Y kAUrL Of the Eighth
infantry, has been appointed briradicr-
general, 81 All the vacancy caused bv
the retirement Of Cen Gibbon zen.
hau'z was born in Germany in lsas.
His parents cmigrated t. this cuuutrv
and settled in Ohio in the same year.
Tn sayward scaling case IN the SUI
preme court has again been postponed
COMMANDER EElrER, Of the United
States navy, who has been In disgrace
because If ts Barrundia affair of
Guatemala. has been ordered 10 t..l,e
command Of the Thetis, now at san
Francisco.
THE railway mail clerk who this year
makes the best ease record will receive
q gold medal from General supcrinten-
dent White.
TIM exports Of merchandise from the
United States during the twelve months
nded March 81, 1891, were sss3.0f
B'f, and the imports Ss35, G8i. 4a0. Dur
ing the month of March gold exports
exceeded gold imports by s|I.54I.5GG.
n silver exports exceeded silver inn
ports by : ,02l.5 I2.
a COURT martial has been ordered by
the secretary Of the navy 10 meet in
New York 10 try Lieut. Commander
George 4. Bicknell, charged with un-
negligence in allowing the United
States ship Galena and the tug Nina To
be stranded on the coast OF Massachu-
hetts, near Martha's Vineyard.
SECRETARY TRACY denies that Conn
mander Refers assignment 10 duty ON
The Thetis meant any modification of
the eeHsure given after the Barrundia
affair.
MISUNDERSTANDING MILLER was
10 he at his desk for IA short time
1n the ed
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-01

REGREr for the sale Of his handsome
residence caused Enos Y. Garrctt. n
wealthy retired merchant at West.
chester, Pa, to shoot himself dead.
JoiS THOMPSON, founder Of the
Thompson Bank Note Reporter and
also OF the First national and the Chase
national banks of New York. is dead.
RIOTS recommended in the coke re-
Eions on the withdrawal Of troops. A
sheriff was seriously multreatcd by
Hungarian women.
SIX acrcs Of land above the Hack
Diamond mines ut Luzernc. Pa. settled
down recently with nm ominous rumble
and roar. Several fine properties were
wrecked, among them the high school.
Two Italians at Nurristown. Pa,
were killed by the premature explosion
Of a blast.
FIFTEEN hundred and fftv-eirht
Italian immigrants arrived at New
York on the Goth.
a sfS-sroEY double tenement house.
1914 Henry street, New York, burned
the other night The usual scene oc.
Cured, a child being fatally burned aud
a girl being badly hurt by jumping
from Il window.
~ PHILLIPS BRooks. the famous
Epi'copal divine Of Boston. in a recent
sermon took grounds against restricting
Immigration
DIR JAMES X, TEACHER. professor of
physiology in the Yale university. died
recently Of pneumonia, aged 48 wears
lie was u son Of the late Prof. Thomas
Thatcher, and graduated Mt Yale in the
class of ls6s.
EEv. HENRY DARLING, u. d.. Ii. d..
president Of Hamilton college. Clinton.
y. Y, died of bronchitis at his home in
Clinton. lie was elected president Of
Hamilton college in 1881.
CHS. S~HERMAS's daughter Elizabeth
says She and her sister will accept the
fund being raised in their behalf as n
tribute to their fathers memory.
a LEGAL representative of Anna Dick
inson took all her papers and belong
ings from pittston, Pa, and conveyed
them to New York.
EAST Pennsylvania dairymen demand
the discharge of the Philadelphia col
lector of internal revenue for alleged
violation of the bogus butter law.
BLOOD was shed in the eviction of
strikers at Adelaide, Pa, on the
42d. One hungarian woman ut least
was killed and several more wounded.
whole district was greatly dis
y DECLARATION has been filed in the
United States circuit court ut Trenton.
v. j., in a So, 900. 900 suit for damages
or breach of contract brought by Mr..
against Robert Garrett, Henry
rick and Mr.. Latrobe. The suit Is the
'utcome of u transaction in London.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-01

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; il il pleasant
and refreshing 20 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN e~flectually, dispels colds. head.
aches and feyers and cures habituaI
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste and &c.
eeptable to the stomach, PROMPT in
Its action and truly beneficial In its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. IL
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure 1t promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. oAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. kfg YoRk. nv.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-01

4 TNtNeHAM from Pretoria. south
African repubtle that : Bosf
expedition. With the consent ~ Parsu.
Fas VIII establish q republic ia either
Mashnnalaud or Manicalnua This
project II carried out viii affect Man.
lea territory claimed hy England ana
vii result In further trouble between
England and Portugal
~ anonymous pamphlet ~ which
Prince bismarck Is supposed 10 he the
author, has been Published IN DRESDEN
The pamphlet i entitled The Ruin II
Austria, and among other things il
suggests that Germany : trucst policy is
an alliance with Russia and Italy.
A dLAsouw woman has left SALIVA
Zionist booth $3.50. 01a
EoraerfFrHs 81 the Welsh ~tin-plate
manufacturers will shut down n
month
1T l. announced that 800 more men
were dropped from the pas rolls Of the
burlington company last week. effect
ing an additional saving Of s20. 600
A RECEIVER has been appointed for
the baltimore a Eastern shore road
The debts are sl. Geo. 900.
4 sitrS mine has been discovered in
Canada Glass factories are euntcm.
plated
InE natives Of Portuguese Guinea.
west coast 81 Africa, have ~rcvalted and
have hoisted the French flag. The gar
rison on the island Of Bissao has been
overpowercd and all the portupuesa
officers and soldiers have been mas
sacred.
A TELEGRAM announces the resigna-
ton of Cousul-Gcneral +. T. sweeuy.
now at Constautinuplc, Turkey. lie
viii again enter the ministry. having
accepted a call 10 a church at Kokomo.
Ind
IHE local ministry Of Prince Edward
Island has resigned The lieutenant
governor has decided not to dissolve the
parliament and sent for Frederick
Peters, one of the liberal members. for
consultation.
iHE Official Messenger. % st Peters
burg, publishes a decree prohibiting
any Jewish artisans or traders from
entering the city Of Moscow and expeIl-
those already residing there. The
wrote with his own hand ON the
Of the original document To the
officials of Moscow how the decree was
10 be carried out.
a CORRESPONDENT at Madrid a ' that
anxiety is felt there over the
tate Of affairs in Portugal. lie ex.
PRESSED fears that q revolution is about
@ break out, in which event. he saws.
he lives of foreign subjects will be en-.
langcred
JUDGMENT has been rendered in ths
amous libel suit Of John ". Mackey.
he millionaire, against Galignani's
Messenger. Blondin, the director. will
Undergo sixteen months imprisonment
Ar the election for a member of the
lousc of commons from the Wood.
took division Of ~Oxfordshire. England.
lr. Morrell, the observation-disclosures candi.
ate, was elected, he receiving 4.4ls
otes, as against ., 5GO EAST for Mr..
.'enson, the Gladstone liberal candt l
,
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-01

nnK Visit.
4hE camplste Official canvass - "a
thcaee mayoraltr election rlrr.
Nashburne republican, q plurality
over Crreier democrat 81 aa6 Same
districts remained subject 70 rrvisian
Mrs skmrEt WAuuFsrY. q Muneln.
Ind. was burned b death hv an o.
rlaslon - natural ra2
toSemE>svAN H. n Pom died II
apapirNy a. 0rand Rapids Mich. on
the Goth.
TnE reported execution 81 seven ne.
gro murderers a. ucmulree. I T.. aid
not take place. All made a break for
ahertT. Three were recapturcd aud re-
spited the remainder being At large.
q MrLHArrAS. the noted travelling
man and story teller, wa found was-
dering In the streets o. Chicago recentiY
IN q acmcutcd condition.
A HENnY LoUIs was about 70 sit
down IN a saloon AZ ottumwa. Ia. Paul
Ilsen' a friend drEw the chair from un-
DER I causing him 70 fall heavily on
The hoor. The shock was great a. 10
cause complete paralysis. from which
he failed 10 recover.
III ALLEN Ross. father of Treasurer
Ross Of the Cherokee nation and a
a among the Indians for thirty
years died at Tahlequah. l. I.
Hos JoHS A. K@AssuS. Of Iowa. Mt
baltimore states that il Is no excuse for
the United States ia the Italian matter
To represent that interior laws prevent
the government doing what Il ought a.
do.
IHE traiumen on the Indiana Midland
who went out on a strike have induced
every man on theroai % join them
Wages are overdue.
NELSON MoHRIs. Of Chicago, Is build
ing a private stock yards three acres in
extent, by which he expects 10 cscape
the - cents yardagc charge made hv
The Mon stock yards on cattle. The
stock yards company will take the mat
ter into the courts.
EX-CHEF BusHYHEAD and Samuel
smith. the present assistant chief OF
the ~Chcrokees, have been nominated
Tor chief and assistant chief by the
Cherokee third party men.
THE Republican league ended its con-
ventton at Cincinnati on the 22d. elect
ing John :. Clarkson, Of Iowa, presi-
dent. indianapolis was favored for the
next meeting.
LAHoREEs at Gilbert, Hedges & Co :
lumber yards at Burlington. la, drank
freely OF water from an old well In the
vicinity and as a result of poison from
sewerage five of them are dead and
several others are not expected 10 live.
CHARLES SwEAzEY, "A lineman, was
killed by electricity at Denver, Col.
recently.
toIa CELSIUS PRICE has returned 10
Louis after a mysterious absence of
our years. lie refuses TO talk of the
of his two companions.
.euintius Price and Dr. ]. c Nidelet.
nd speaks mystifyingly of some new
with which he seems possessed.
o PERUVIAN, of the Creek milton.
las pardoned sam c. Logan, the school ,
cacher sentenced 81 be shot April % +,
or the murder of Joseph Mcintosh
Turing a quarrel. ,
BRiG.-GES. RrGER has taken COM
nand of the division of the Pacific.
Born houses of She Wisconsin legisla-
have passed a bill appropriatipr !
o.. 600 for a worlds fair exhibit. "
FIRE in Wullwehr 4 Co.'S furniture
in Chicago caused 500. 600 dam =
&c. !
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-01
THE COWBOY KNGMSI

Trying to hold a drove Of cattle together m 4
drenehing rain means an amount Of exposure which
few can Withstand without serious resul.s, IL
sickness does not follow, it will be found tina, such
hardship usually brings on rheumatism ard similar
complaints. AT such times a " Fish brand SirL-
or" is worth is weight in gold, ard is invaluable
70 any one exposed TO stormy weather. For all tad-
die uses, you want a Pommc' Slicker, which keeps
the entire saddle, pommel, ana cantls dry, ard corn
pletely envelopes the rider from head 10 foot. Ne
eaHI ct sBef, SgAafrvev neusasAty. And. besides
keeping him dry, 1t keeps him warm. Evcry .anre
rider has one. Why shouldn't your Beware q
worthless limitations; every garment stamped with
ttsh brand Trade Marx. Don't accep, any
inferior coat when YOU can have the " Fish Brand
Slleker" delivered without extra cost. Particular
and illustrated catalogue free.
a. j. TOWER, . Boston, Mass.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-07-08

The mem1ers II the Carson
High school D1jsati z Societies
are pa paring :"r = gland con
clDsian of the year Is work.
They respectfully ask the peo-
pie of Carson to consider the .act
they have endcav"rcd t. entertain
The public ut their regular exer-
cjses during Ahe y.ar: that as
members Of said ocieties they feel
the need Of d suitable library in
connection with the school.
Therefore they viii do their
best to merit the patronage of the
people, which they hope will be
generous on the eve Of July 18th,
the occasion Of their entertain
ment at the Carson Opera House.
Admission, adults soc, children
&c. j27
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-07-08
See Here, VIII You.
John Delehanty,
Secretary.

We have new list Of prizes
which consists OF hundreds OF beau
tiful prison curiosities, inGeniously
made in prison by skilled work
men. We will send them to every
person sending in clubs of five OF
more subcribers to Our Prison
Missionary, which is only ten cents
a year Sample copies and per-
ticuIars free. Address
Our Prison Missionary.
NeWfame Vt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-07-08
Races! Races!.

The programme for next Sun
days races at Steamboat Springs
will be as follows:
First-t mile dash for three
year old and upwards, horses car
rying weights for age. Purse 800.
Second ? 40 trot, half mile
heats, best three in five. Purse
$50.
Third-Half mile dash, three
year old and upwards. Purse 500.
Fourth-Mile and a half dash
for saddle horses. Entrance, free,
Rider and saddle to weigh 100 lbs.
Purse $40.
Ladies and children free. Gents
25cents. All entries will close at
II NJ, July 18th at steamboat
Springs and races will be run
under the National Blood Horse
Association rules.
JOHN MURPHY,
.. President,
John Delehanty,
Secretary
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-07-08
Card.

| desire to call the attention OF
the public Of Carson and vicinity
to the fact that l have recently
sold out my entire stock Of drugs
and the good will of the business
to Mr.. A. f. Harris, who will
henceforth conduct said business,
known as the CITY Drug Store"
opposite the Pcstofftce. ( desire
to thank the general public for
their generous patronage in the
past; and I bespeak for Mr.. Har-
ris q continuation OF the same, be-
lieving that it will be to your NUT
ual advantage.
am, respectfully,
ito ". H. CuEDIC.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-07-08
Nevada State Jockey Cub.

The following list compose the
members:
Virginia-Dave Reghn, Frank
Wilds, Dominick Beyden, A. J.
Mcdonald, f. Golden, Jas. Kin
cade, Chas Lyons. John Jones.
Alack Fraser, Sam Woods,
Reno-Wm. Thompson, Albert
White, II. Beck, Dan O'kiefe,
Chas. Leeper, J. Murphy, joe by
son, W. II. Chamberlain.
Carson-Wm. Woodburn, c. IL.
Coleburn, Tim Dempsey, L. b.
Hickey, o. Roberts, d. Gree, +.
Grimmon, J. P. Sweeny.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-07-08
Deatl, Of Mrs. HaWley.

A dispatch to Il. ]. Edwards
from Judge Hawley at Santa Bar
bara, yesterday afternoon conveys
the sad information that Mrs.
Hawley dieG there at P. N.
Deceased had been an invalid
for many years and death was
almost hourly looked for.
This is sorsowfLl news to those
who have been recipients of the
good lady's bountiful kindness.