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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

An idea of the profits in electricity is
afforded by the statement that the Thom-
SON. Houston Company for the first nine
months of the fiscal year shows az increase
OF business over last year OF s.. 226. s95.
Us profits for this period over expenses
were Sl,63l,7l5, an increase Of S656 452.
The companys net profits for 1889 were
over 50 500 900.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
The Case of john Stewart.

Judge Van Fleet has fixed Friday next,
the 9th instant, as the date for hearing the
application of George W. Booth for letters
of guardianship over the person of John
Stewart, the alleged insane eolored man
who was for so many years a hotel porter
in this city, and is supposed to have con-
siderable money
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
Another in Ell Dorado.

A Plscerville paper states that W. R.
Strong & Co., of Sacramento, are preparing
TO start nursery near there, and are now
negotiating for about five acres of land
fayorably located for that business.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
A "Hayseed. Telephone.

A Willows paper says that JEFF Garrett
has utilized three miles of barbed wire
fence for telephone. 1t runs from his old
home to his new residence. A small wire
is attached to telephone in each house
and thence to the wire fence.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
From Sig. S. Martinez, Concert Piano
SoIoist

Mr. JOHN F. CooPER-Dear Sir: 1 can
most cheerfully testify TO the excellence of
your Style II Solid Iron Frame Mathushek
Company Piano (of New Haven, Comm.
Its tone and action / have never seen ex-
celled in any upright piano. so expressed
myself to Miss Mary E. Barnard, at her
grand concert, before l saw you. If your
uprights are SO fine, what must the grand
be2 Yours truly, s. MARTINEZ, Pianist.*
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

Sacramento, January 3-Mrs. Kate Haggerty, a
native of ireland, 80 years
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral. from her late resi-
depce, S22 NJ street, tomorrow (Monday)
afternoon at O'Clock; thence tothe Cathedral,
where services viii be held commencing at
$50 o'clock
Sacramento, January 3-Char es Il. Meierdierks,
native OF Germany 10 years aud y days
Funeral notice hereafter.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
The skating Race.

Charles Clark, Tommy Hill and kid
whose name was given as Fling Extra, :.
had half-mile race at the rink last ever ;
ing before large crowd. Clark won, Hill
second and the boy with the funny name
third Time, 2:10.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

The inquest which was to have been
held last evening by Coroner Clark on the
remains of Lee Fong Gee, the Chinaman
who was shot in the back on New Years
evening, was postponed until Monday
evening.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
Grist for the Divorce NH.

Thomas T. Maddux has commenced suit
for divorce from Clara Maddux.
r. N. Kirkland has commenced q SINH
lar action against Mary A. Kirkland and
E. NJ. Barnes asks for divorce from Julia
NJ Barnes
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

bands of Hope-Meet at your respective
Bands THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at 8 O clock
sharp to attend union meeting with sacra-
mento Band in Christian Church at SO n.
Its BERT KA1ZENSTEIN, Secretary.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
Committed to stockton.

In Judge Arms,7ongs Court yesterday
John Stewart, the colored porter, was
yesterday examined by Drs. Snider and
c. B. Nichols and committed to the Stock
ton Insane Asylum
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

store couple of weeks ago, were found
guilty of petit larceny and will be sentenced
on Tuesday.
All Chung, accused of petit larceny in
stealing pipe from an Italian last April,
was acquitted.
Mrs. Shaw, charged with disturbing the
peace of B. Il. Mcdonald, was discharged.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
One Figure Makes a Big pifterence.

In the report of the Water Works expert,
published yesterday in the RECORD. UNION,
it was stated that 81 200 a year could be
saved in fuel by purchasing an economical
engine. The amount should have read
81. 200.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
Death of an old Merchant.

c. Fl. Meierdierks, the we'll known grocer
at Twelfth and 0 streets, who had Deer IL
for several months, died last night. De-
ceased had been in business ct that plsce
for some twenty years. He leaves & wife
and five children.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

Mrs. Annie Abbott drew large audiences
at Pythian Castle yesterday afternoon and
evening. Her mysterious exhibitions con-
tinue to be the topic of speculation aside
from legislative matters
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

By next week, if the weather is pleasant.
the full force of conviets viii be put at
work on The power house, remarks the Tel
egraph and thst building will be put up as
rapidly as he force employed are able to do
the work. There is plenty of gravel on
hand to be used in the work. and the gran.
lite IS plentiful. For the next month or
two, unless it should be too stormy, the
power house VIII go up rapidly. The ma
chinery viii be placed in the building in
the position it Is to occupy as the walls are
raised.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

E,oR sALE-CHoIcEAND RELIABLE FRUIT
e trees. Call on o. o. GOODRICH, Riverside
Nursery, three m les south Of city. P. o. ad-
dress, Sacramento. d3l-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

Miss KATE BYRsE, teacher Of vocal
music, will resume teaching on Monday,
January 5th. Persons wishing to meet
Miss Byrne will find her at 1908 L street,
between A and 6 o'clock on Monday after
noon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
MARRIED.
nORN.

Sacramento, December ply Rev. John F. Won
Hsullck, Herbert E. Crew OF Walnut Grove to
Ida V. Foster of this city.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

The LATEST boy in school is always closest
to the head of the procession when the
circus il in town.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

CRY license and water rates now due.
Paw on or before 18th instant aud save
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04
DIED

Sacramento, January 1-wife of Robert Martyr,
a son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

TIE Abbott mystery explained at Pioneer
bell this Sandsy) evening. All welcome. :
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

ITO RENT-A SUITE OF FURNISHED FRONT
i room. Inquire at s2s n street is3 3;@
DOOMS TO RENT - FURNITURE NEW,
III from Sc up. S06]9 K street je3.tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

New chesp Eianos from 1915, superior to
same class through sub-agenis for 1925
and upB John F. Cooper. direct
nanuiacfs agent,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

The CaIedonian Com ittee of Arrange
ments for the Robert Burns anniversary viii
meet at Pioneer Hall MONDAY EVEN Nc at
o'clock. ja4-2tsl TOM SCOTT, Chief.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

TOR SALE CHEAP-oNR OR TWO OF THE
{ best lots in Highland Park. Address c. c.
REARD Union 6fice. ia3-3,s
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

s5OR SALE-A SALCONIN BEST LOCATION
Z in the city; cheap on account of sickness
INQUIRE at this Office. ia:S-3ts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

NOR SALE-THE FURNITURE, CARpETs
l. and nangiugs OF an elegantly appointed cot.
string to rent Apply OF premises between 10
and II A. NJ. ial-3ts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1891-01-04

UNFINISHED Rooms AT THE RUSS HOUSE:
Il also front pasior suites: pleasant location.
only two blocks from Capitol. 1909 and 10lI
street. 630-1st-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
WILL -u.s xEgEL2

The c,rson1;apaaL. 10 oosn=sn:in:
or AZ article frDu ;he Eafe&a Seaft-
ad On :i,s election ., 4. : S-rrtnr
70 sseeeDa saz1. Eeats OF the
i-aiers OF .Ae Ry2sgg.an paf;. =
tbis state as f;llgws:
Fhv1a ia- bo.H dsriag the ssaei
year OF ST. ro;I 5aI o. uoncs; IL
the Republican raEiy rbs EDzscs
are no: esasa!;ed ir the n~Grs:v:De=l
o. party Affairs. ard ssa@3c o. tie uen
aEp Ebored uacnx .res 70 tie fHp2t
ard aAsu8sa - dirtsDs ia parsa
Offices. hars sIus tnE4p,Gs r--,r&s
that iheir pycgsace las Lc,oae ia;eI.
erob.e n pas ,aci sGj Ge Of the
rItsrs-
Hiho Eppsol be correct in its
judgment y. tie R=i,a5iiesH bass Il
the state there should be sy:ee;hiEE
inrTo thoa -uaces." in the ranEs 4
tae party. 1G.rr cl.ouid - an oYyn
rebellion uat Mould .1.crer s=rey
thsta from .orE
iep ~ith i4iIrsous records wi!l no:
stop III Anything hoUerS: vie 1Ed
c9nupt hat vii strcasihrn iheir
srsp o: &c ,maGi"Eo Of Z glrty Ehose
- to * saer~s. ii the cxicDs. II
cn"i r~"SsFralynt and EEn-e IFia-
- nc .msv,acSive ioacro! p>l.ir
..nnGen
Thig & ac: = TleaFaat picture, w~
know. ~ tne AK auG tie Of the r..
pub!icIn pax, to Contemplate. b.. y
IS "ne drawn b. Z. Republican wel,
pos!et IL lho inner workings II the
Republican p:rty .: THU State.
Ii.c ranI: as.I &c u tia; party Gra
honcgt, Intelligent citizens, ten ~ro
could s:2ru IA uG"Or.Ay a,. ia y
business Transaction, yet .:.cy arc -
Hlin@-c bg r7F:y l.~.aGsee 2lG =,
strongly welded 10 the Traditions If
,hc Republican p1-fy that they per
mi; ihsoge!ve5 ~ evary civ;'io5. 3.
be nd rs pufIIe!s ay mea nhoza
rerUras. :cey:iiHs 10 TIC appeal. uas
i~n!amuua.
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OHIO nx

Oar Republican friends rer9 Il:
fr 1s o. It's mor5sriui elfeSi
~ tn . M.Kin.e. bail IN bpiiitay ri:
nex Industries and increasing to
p.osp ,rity o; the people. PrJ;ninH3t
I'm .og ,be-e pas indastriss. aD4. liz
brLsai ~psrtieslar STIR IN she he1se'
., lieir digit, is iLe american II
psats 'auI,
A iep assss sgp it ras bera!,ied
forth % the corrt;y 10y o,-rgRepub
li.5n Journal ti.ai .isior Aenipiey.
tie repyted father Of :he rlanstroa;,
wnicu b-irr his scs stool beside
the furssee al p. ia, cbin. and uisaa-
f4riuoe5 genuine Ausrieao tan p!ne.
tsut ihey are wooLeJfSHy GiLsGt -
its usuiI OF the chcasi,al analysis
r. xbieh the prsjnct OF ibs Piqau
s4anufsrtoiy Ms Subjected Z; tic
S:st21 Democrats Of OhaO. which
showed tbs; tho sp-calitd I'm sas
pD;hiBg more Dor less ibnn corrugated
iron dipped in ns!iei LEAD.
Bat this heing Democratic author
10y our k~epuUl,e4n :rienIs sIii 10.
Dourcc it as q free trade lie, told Tor
tuv pu.rIs~ vi iHIuiIag au infant H.
dati=y. Ea; happily for the truth
there is cyii-n.a, Of this b..cfacc6
f5aud either tHan that @hic. sc4aes
frym Democratic EourefG
&rs. Helen 81 Cougar. % prominent
inemserof the W. C 7. u, recently
visited these works at Piqua und nt II
PIchibiiinDjst r=liY in IDstnn :!'e
other evening "A an account Of her
eS.erionrr sh;lo itcrc and closed
with tie following Ecathina dcnurcia.
Ton OF the party tbat resnrts to such
nie~hUls Ia perpetugte its existence:
Il s'ard hero tonight 70 say tat
TIE political parry which is reduced
e. tuch GetiIcdJ CT deception and to-
bringing Up such an is:uc ~ that
that shea - nInu will regoF. To such
!. bar-facaG fraud rs itat Shpic AFFAIR
VA. ~:cl-grarhei ail over this c-Jruir.
and written UP iD coiuDn Glter col
r'nn. especially ia tho Republican
pzDsrs-thRt wien tie Republican
r.r.y ID reduced 4" such r'raits NJ
thai. for al issue, IL ought " u.
hurled iTom mower by Is ssif-reqpeciing
constituency. (Gra1t n]ppiause.J
81 ~pronngnce IT the mo5toutrs2eous
fake and fraud that WAS ever perpc
tratsI upon a reading public. Tie
whole ,iD-piIte mil u P.qua, that has
IHade what is the issue II dny ia the
Dl..D cInpoi2D, and wnat ii spprcaci
- Sc the issue ia 1852 for the !:cpub.
Ica1 party, cost - all told
osigi3e or the price Ut the Kettle
IianshtcO-and i, only shows the
di2Honest metiIoIs t!,rt AFRO prhciiced
o.aay While the party whip is winIicI
over tho shouilcfa OF an idolatroQs
people"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
q pvns roo
Go;i.y Consumes Which = ihr
Ess1 E1EIr. FSaccr.
So Fr1=aeo c-oa e!.

-
The E.ar3 Ss HAITI raa engage iu
10 n-'e la.aa5Is ac-or=7ea lasl .Le
eHa=inaJza or usr ro-I s=;il. i:~i
lie iaz-rr3oa f tie fa5sie a. 10
fbuss Articles y hnaz 50 ~ ,.lrg aad
Th,5aa7lan. and EhI=h. ibe.,igas,s aa-
saa=- Ehos!5 csc
there are quantities q Gsks7z
paE8ars il - .a~sE,Ito zse
Is certain deiErseu. - tae h.r=I.i -
ihe cas1=e-. T:s! aHs aE3e :.yr
aiu&- OF iruPTo!S:iy couPy2uacii.3-
odaeE esen,5=-La, - ga; r,ey Ira.s q
strong alE1isD= rgE.5GG1 IL :.e tgeeI
Many q! i%c5c Sate:s, iz-lo- gren
~TEc.shi:oi iiuus str IN 1Ar i.. nave
Nca L'llsra,a ~ iEslr manufactures
from tlis GsTi-rs Wiz Ea.u-n lL.y
acre let o. cyn@;li5l. sad shIaas1
10 ;ac PHI Cast I-o pua'ir
Eu0-s milling aJyIt their Quality
sxueEi Eho- il re-.i5 ia tic
entertainments Ia ta- zGUri 20 gin
- t"0t-hr'a 10 tAi- utIrSet ua,.rIa!-
iys- a--u:ac;arrrs ~ fheRe cf,ap,.
Eaac. loS @r-ae bakinz iDG5.-a have
'ai@i=-G ia c~S:r1Ya-aat statements
Toll; UIii ~reieIe21e 10 Their Uxn :uI
9th b-aods. cllin'.- tie I. =; iu.-
pr"b9hin cudon-surrnlsfc. iLeir -o,ls
"ni drncu2ciny La LrAuds BIT
;Do:s0 AL longest ue=l g:s1u the
PdciG: Cast.
Tie ac:sea o; ,he~ physicians Q! Iiv
BOARD Of iieIIta, ~ths'eior-, il giving
~" pubic reliable. authoritative ~
.gsa.aii"H - - the b5acd OF Tx -
prw1erto ~ us-d "a s-cars the most
r @~--..gai 4.1 aL..a.C1c ia-i =
noz; y-iastle =uJ isa-iy.
i-e chief brand DE.plzia. rroxfs.E
go!d uIog the p.c.G. Cy;4; uc:s 90!
icctcd and aaa.!n.G L: Grsr,s. Taos
Fncs Z S91, lie uc.! Euuwn aal.yiirgI
"he"ilts pf Sal F=acac1. Ties
found tn strength .: l~--ya-:ag LIZ
Il th- Royal G-~ias ?Isi-r - s,IiI
l9l cubi= iaca'g per oI4=: Z! pr-G.!.
which VIC ~ :aahes uy.s ,n4a the
aTcrIss amount ii rs tsri.yi :,J-
Iht other poHle-s.
Zig sc2crtl gsefIia-zs %. b.si.-
p3Gder deU"nas I?ng the quantity Il
ioaTeuiuH Gss / r:Y-s CT - ;a,s,
powders ara re.t.!.J az 4J,,t J.c
sI'aa prize. Tic mJI; e-,lJa.:d =
HiaJ apparent.
Tug opiliDa 81 :ho Hoa:d Of !IyIlth
Is ns ip.l1as:
We. ;se ne:gbers q the Beard OF
Heath u: tDr EGty lnI Lun,y .. San
FrIuci::9, cordially IMPROVE aad
recIEneni tha Iio!:ai Clling Powder.
Il IS NJ 0iale'y ppro and beautiful.
computed Of the best ingredients. q
Us" highest G:-eGgth and c~.5ra-ier.
Ia cuT JId=aac9:. II IS iaJInssio:.. TO
h:ai:c Il pure. "r stronger BAKING
powder THAI tho Royal.
JUS. &. Davidson, VI. d.
Gas ncluG5TEN. II. D.
IiE.RY ~. FiSxE, II. ID.
I'll. LETougYEUx. Il d.
ac-Lcrs San franchise Board Of
Health.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01

Horo arc como curious but expressive
signs noticed In Nebraska by q travel.
Ing man: Oman" barber shop: Foam
on he'd DC. extra" Columbus dopot:
"honilomcn, keep out laiics' room"
Norfolk roal.c9tatc Office: "'rhcro arc no
nics on my land" Norfoli; butcher
shop: Two won't give no tick "Nor.
folk insurance agents sign: "Ail small
fry agents In this town but u.s." Law.
gers advertisement on handful in Cor
don: legal work promptly executed
and divorces cheorfully granted" Cor.
r"n Hetol: "IIorses ADD msn arcomauo.
dat...'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
Tke OIh.r IRo.

T,e Earek1S exHE!t= qs Ia, FOL
iSEEsG E:a=r,ua Sen IN Joaes Eh.ch
LAS rUrrent - Washington s~crv=al
.rsrs scs darla- Tie ;lns iSai Gea-
c:zl F~eAs-u:oa MS E@HGaS - sIJri
80 GaT- Csa-rrS place HIN Oh H.. Is
r.reA IA- The G-RrIis sIe.;s IL
laz- G-,=ii.-c orIu-Li LIZ IL cJH;G=t
sEtht4s sacnSsrs o! tie CoSTrt-ccs
= Sc:e E.Ga=s g xhacl rs alil Had
tSa rotcrr.l Alter E.rs,-aG With
:2EaE 2e!gls aE3 G.saPpp-8;1e-ts Ae
Baq-a-ch.~E . fled = iL.e ioe5. q
Nlarj's ls-i, AID vi.l - s.r %.
dep DISCUS: sid -DS!pa k2oN iYe
raEGE E:,aL.S; I:P=s IN lur Cu,;=l
%ts;~pT AGcrz=as- Est5.e=d gayo
- tas cJus2d-un- ~Eaa-~ sII the
G-v.raL. - s-l tai y9a. Tuya--s !.
Gai'LHS- .. Eex-s. l. cU=." a.L ;hs@
Az: a5r2-cii=e Pau1. 43d.i, john
p Iaae<, ot SsvzGa, IS i4s c=A&..
ia"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-11-01
NrrUBLICAE FREE TRADE.

%rhe Big Three" Sherman. Nc
Kinney and FoTascr, entertained The
people ut Dayton, Ono, oI the 18th
Instant and were greeted ~ Il vast
audience composed g: mcmi5cr, Of
botiI great political parties. Senator
Ebarmhn srsk 1T rc"'G length ~ The
tarIT question and hnrE8 his reulfr.,s
gave his unqualified indor.Ttgeut Of
tbs policy o! lies tTGdS ia tho follow.
Ing language:
III lthe m.Kin'cy billy DOES not tax
tbr i1bnriDp rtopia Of u county,
nod 80 have added to freq trade To- il
l:iger axtsHt than was proposed by
The Mills bill. About ono thiri OF
Imported articles were admitted free
OF dIty, uo% ono bali arc admitted
free"
Oa tho previous day, at Hagcnnn,
Ohio, AeXiuIey denounced the prin.
ciP!es NJ free trade rs folio.D:
II nDn,e to Jon this year. 20 lead Tor
ale moment 10 the battle which is To
dgt4rmiue whether Ills country wili
hloyt the Britisb policy ot fee trade
nnd tic financial pDIicy Ot Mexico or
;siicthor il will continue ,ba: great in.
dus.ral policy under whj:h wc hnve
lived and prneiescd Tor thirty years.'
Hero 40 nlso tho spectacle ~ two
great lelders 0i the Republican party
taking opposite views OF II question Of
vita. inteics. " tho people OF Tie
United States. Tie one denDuncing,
%, is customary with Republican
papers and public epc1hefs, tho policy
of FREQ trIdo, nnd The "ths,, an tic
day f~ollo~ing. ird0raicg tho present.
isriH law UeGsUyn IL ''added 10 Tree
trade " - larger extent than .saa pio.
p1dsd W tho Milo bill" "a measure dc.
ipDDeed 10 Eeason md out Of 5eoson
bY RepubIi"in leaders 90 account OF
It's FREQ trade ptJcliriticB
~ esIas atrsnys that intelligent
men are 80 blindsI w party prciu
dico that they ciDDot 500 tbs g!Iriug
Inconsistencies of their great Leaders
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Prod li!c I.c.Orl,

E"nn Williams invests his roacy
N .'cvaGa. Hn TOW Ecaus ri!o
Creamery Comrany. Such n man
& Il do homo to Nevada IA tltc u.
$. Senate. 10 would not Lc :! sub
fcTv!cr; ,CC! 20 Ito Iai!roaGa.-tCur
ron TTituHc.
hie :Cn ai.re that Lc wo1lA r-t 70
too! 81 The railroads in the United
&twt"G r!,Tntc? Since u" has Locn in
Che Stale Senate has Er ever vuic,i Oh
the 'i1c q! ii:c people IN their iiga,.
With ihe corporations. II ic hes set
the IrtOHHe produce tho evidence.
IL Is tho opinion -! IL" icoplc Of this
pirt Il: Tho stat" tha: he is Owned
hU5y and soul by tho CORPORATIONS.
II wo mistake Syt tho temrcr Of
t'r irrn;Ic OF Eastern Nevada CIR.
pprHiiun iOoiJ viii have u hard row To-
10" next year.
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THS I"aIetI=ir:asat.

-se entertainment aivel by the ".
Q + l. ~ i~'sccuaan Hi Ia=; nigh;
-.ss a s1cce.s EL2ne;a.! aud olh,r-
wIsc- ~Ihs <ralai GlIEs- II i go1i
play and its excellent recGii!uu last
uig"t EhyEs Tia: tLe-a Is consider
aU.e 4oaa.ziir t1leli IN io2n. The
Tarious actors Iere gsl! up in ihsir
parts and did their +sei lee, to
pleas, aLe agj4lce-
The ~E-ce:2ts S5i.J1. a:,i The
e1pe"s=S 81. Having p. b5,aGoe 81
500; - =" i"io tie ;rra=ury OF the
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ARMeNIans III AMERICA.
F,Eas - rouna = Sea Dar1aseuS on h
Side of iac Scean-

F!EaS - Torna = SeH Dar1ascuS 90 This
Side ot tac Ccran.
II L cstirna;ci that there are now in
This country about ci:hlccI thous=rd
Aracni&ns- Thcy arc iar5::y engaged
81 t-=dC. The headquarters are il Ncw
Scrl: City. AID : few hunirsl Elsn CON
t-ul lie whole u-ic- = sort Of pairi-
srclal cyS-@;n 81 government which
they Ill rScSTnizc with tl-t traditional
rcS1cc. i1r @2tiority which i peculiar
- -,ca CT the lat. Sarac g. ;!.c lend
CT hGTc grown very Ii:h b: TIC Enrcr-
t-tiol Ct ElStcr-i Ecol5 which @Ec G-lc
by tAc- Hcll-rS tiEocCAC-t -:c c5uc-
t-y- Oilers E=-c. witi I-2icc shrcrl-
ness. got INTO to 1~-a-i=-tl-c O. il:l-
tive EcSt@-2 good which Gre pc!.lcl
LIZ rc@l .Ar-bs r:Lur-> Pcr-o1ll APPEAR
&c cc=vcS to give p~I-.2l2-rS cccA-
Lc.cc - GGc C-Saai-cacss 81 TIC articles
Gc!l- There r Srno1y he ca?.t-liSto
cp:2c who bcar - their dependents
about the .=Iac relation il:.t the Pc
dr1.:s 10 II the ltaii-u3. TEc c"tirc3
who ccac Ec7c vcTr roor !:=vc racccJ
advanced 70 them Ter T~4as=Gc. S2d
when .hSy ret here they 2rc 1CE;c-t"d
Ter 1v,.ilc aad t=ustsd y:iii !yoGs -
:cu until t,Icy ri able - .e-cI-uI-tc :
lii-le capital
NCr1L--s q thrsc S-ria=s I'd Arabs
h-rc a-:;l-l II Nv IO-ii C.ty il tic
lower w,--G TF:cy a-e frG-Gl and i:-
Gustriyus All look IIrw=rA - iac titac
when the my join TIC select C!2S5 Of
ieaG-r, v:-o C:1p!0y the otter. Thy
settle tL-:r y!li mites =Ia0Cy THEM
L-lv-s cnal &c aycTsc - appealing -
tic cou-;s. The G"-isio. 81 their &C.
copied !.a.cr - co2s.dc--d L-::uIAG and
fi=aL-
Ecoc-tl- : 7-oicc; his hen started
a.a1ay iL-:I = fund : --'- D@a15cU3
!cr>. : s-a1i=:c Of A~r.@@Ei=n cap
~it-lists h. D-ca iJ.ElcG w!:A :. :i.;" -
tl!s pu--S-sc Of several t,,CG.3..i
rc-rs q lind IL &.ac tay3r&.lc !->-.ity
rc..r ,a2 Co-st. There tie s-,.---s I9cy
Gal = ~c.::7-:- au:ia5lc t5r IL: culture,
i-1:: -r1@l=y nd i.r;a!rS, @2i wl--c
:Lc Sy=.-l C~-u!:r@-.s L-- III COZ
genial C.Slg.-y1.
Ia IN ArIa-7i-a5 WHO haze
r,-32crI ;-i5 s=lc:l- prop - "l-?iy
Il tag i--c2-sG:T !u--T - bE.a- the i:c-
I-iy.=>ta hc=s, l. pT.ahs-s t.ac l=ld -
60; :. IL - 1Ju-d > ciL.. Ca:it2i
viii bG !1alel - - inn. -r>..g a:l!.i
s-1T :.rc 80 Dyt-r: D. t,-ul- gI."l e.
c5z3;. @-. -: w.! - encouraged -
L-y - III - -19I =. psz.:a,c.
The iyrG. - Z! tho NV: h~.7=cca1
H. 10: =, On d-::-.lilcl. Tic cap
ic-.i=l T.l.s Zt-Ticl Tic 'a.!CrIr, url
v-,s l.-clr- Ect 70 .: l:-o"I :. yet b.
r-lac. 80 --t-i.-i-, : Ia:.:-1l.L Sud
d.. =!-@:y.= =! ~: ICri., .y!5o-: on:
io- T.. --s.rs.. L-2ci Of !-CI. which will
L--G-Li.: - - - oJ5;a y. .0-:."gS:.
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DC.iiI Ga ~t'.SHeer.

J=Ue !}llavan. known to al oil
Cyl-ic.sc:S - D. Del@var, it'd Il
tie Size. -oGG'y Los::i! JararGa.
gso:"iag :; u. aSe q: - ycaT-. lii
ial4ii'": G-:sre zDG p~.ras.ut Is: ~.
- a!sasi - III ?s'pic o. Ri--f.r.
'I;y. among wLyra liz lived iyr 40
ma1y ys!-s.
A2yt-eT Il tic curin: spirits lu..t
caczsej uhr "'aiHs IN 70 has i..llo.n
tie barrie. a5i mel ~ en-
Ta.es /? .Da !aai Le.Oal Inc ..A,r.
= :. hs ..eci. oil.
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Lincoln Coun.y's Protest.

Tho people OF Liscoln county held
n meeting o. Che 2ixt at P.Ogl,c md
oEpfeasci their Option 0t ;iIs nct:on
81 tho State Beard al hys"sgyrJ nnd
HlDnliElti,n ~ Tho frIlynin! ra32lu.
ton, which tho R;;Drd Bays wig
unanimously aluptol:
R~&SoLvED. That wharcas, the
State Board % EIraiizltipn ana
nsyrsGment has ghO@n 10y i,D action
IN relation 10 tho assessment us the
property in this county. that il dni
not l;now what II was doiny. and could
not gain tbo Dac ,Danry knoH icd!c to
inform it32,f, ana t'rit ouch facts aiirw
The nnGJa9t'tutiynHiiiy -. the 3tltltc
by whicI said Board was Grated. nli
Tint the notice that tins county had
OF The nct:Dn Df said board vas an"i,-
being only forty eight hours that
this county coaid not appear beforo
rnid Board and c11tcst tbs pa:mc We
dogm IL oar duty u in5trdrt All
recommend tho officers 81 u rouniy
~ proceed 10 collect tho taycl 40
iHyiai mi nascsscd by them. and
nit.riy ignore tho nrtiOn OF said STATE
Btasl oi Equalization nnl ArIo,1.
ingnt, M bains al unauthorized b,ly
nnl nrtin2 In an unauthorized
ndnnuT.