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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15
Officers Elected.

Cour, Apollo No. 1902, A. o. F.. has elected
the following officers: James d. Hart, c. X. (re-
elected); Ii. L. Haggard. S. c. r.; n. I. Nc
Donald, T.; E. A. Stecker. r. S.; J. A Lowsry,
4. $; II. NJ. Stecker. S. W.; William Bootsma,
J. W; w. III. Clark. s. B.; A. Hrlno, j. B.; DR..
w. L. Bell, r; L. A. Stecker. o.; Trustees-T.
i. DUNCAN, T. Sinclair aud r. j. Cochrane
Auditors-u. Nj. Stecker, T. j. Doyle and o. A.
Forster.
elected the following officers: II. WHY, q. X.
l. Baker. 5. c, r.; .. NJ. Goldarasena, T.; c. p.
Richardson. f. s.; Edward Siskron, r. s.;
Charles Jensen, s. W.; Charles Won Seuden. j.
W.; William Pearson. 5. B.; William o. Tooie,
j.. u. y. NJ. Goldarascna, D.; l. E. Antiques, T.
trustees. Morris, Mr.. Samueison, w. f.
Manila de Colnma
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15
The Best Baking Powder
AND MOST ECONOMICAL,

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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the embodiment of all
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It is only economical because of its wonderful
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is only baking powder contains the whites eggs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15
scorehed by "scorchinr.n

John E. Willis. a painter In the employ
of John Melton, while --"scorching 4"
the front of the second story of the resi-
dence OF l. S. Van Wrinkle, 212o Jackson
street. yesterday afternoon. was severely
burned about the face. hands and neck by
the explosion Of the gasoline lamp he was
using Ia the process. Willis, who is mar
Iied and lives in Oakland went TO his home
last night after his injuries had been at
tended to at the Receiving Hospital.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15
Berkeley.

Mrs. John Bidwell. wife of General Bid
well, is spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Kennedy, at her home on Bancroft
way.
Preparations are being made to secure
new and complete water supply for Berke-
ley. 1t will be piOed from springs at the
head OF Wildcat Canyon in Contra Costa
County, and reservoir will be built two and
half miles above Berkeley.
The present Indebtedness of the town is
as follows For sewers, S34, 900; for electric
lights. $4,000; total, SCI, 800. TO this will
soon be added $4,000 for school-houses,
making total of Sill, 700. or just little
above one-seventh of the total cost of i'm
provements, public and private, which have
been made in the town during the year.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15
Sent to Agnews Asylum.

John Drew and Charles Nelson. patients
at the City and County Hospital, were adj
judged insane yesterday and committed to
Agnews. Drew was injured by a seal
wound. Nelson is given to alcohol SIN and
imagines that he is in danger Uf being
Injured
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15

The second trial Of ex-Speeial Policeman
Joseph Wallace for the murder of George
Ii. Rice in June. 1889. was commsneed yes
terday in Department IL of tho Superior
Court Wallace has grown gray and hag-
gard, and is only shadow of his former
robust manhood He Is 40 years old, but
looks so. Seven jurors were selected, and
new Yeuira issued for tn-daY
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15
Vest Cannot Escane.

A motion to set aside the information
against Charles K. Vest, charged with as
sauIt to murder for shooting his wife. was
denied yesterday by Judge Slack. The
court ordered the issuance of commission to
take the deposition of Owen Lowering, a
resident Of Jefferson. Iowa, Vests birth
mace
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
ni defective sight APT Kearny street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15

City Clerk Millington is suffering from an
attack of the grip.
The meeting of the Temperance Cadets
will be held tomorrow instead of on Thurs
day evening.
The total amount Of municipal taxes is
SlS2, 600. and up to date only one-third has
been paid.
Among the bills presented to the City
Trustees last evening was one from the City
Marshal in the sum Of $50, for incidental
EXPENSES incurred in the prosecution of the
recent liquor cases. The hearing of the
protest against the opening of Lincoln
avenue to High street has been postponed
for two weeks, as Alfred Cohen, who is the
attorney for his mother in the matter, was
unable to be present at the meeting. An
ordinance has been adopted reducing the
width of the roadway of Oak street, north
OF Railroad and south of Clinton avenues,
from Sc to 80 feet. Z. B. Mastiek filled his
position as Chairman at the meeting and
stated that during his visit to the Eastern
States he Investigated several electric light
works. and he will impart his information
on the subject TO the other Trustees at a
special meeting on Thursday evening.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15

provide. They vera married six years ago
and have one child, who has been awarded
her. Since the wedding Schwab has re-
fused to provide for his wife, and she was
compelled to leave him. He is clerk in
dry-goods store.
Chief Tnmpkins has issued a further
order to the patrolmen not to smoke in uni
form either on or off duty. He threatens to
suspend the first who does and charge him
with violation of the rules of the depart
ment.
John caches. tailor. filed petition in
insolvency yesterday. The amount of liza
bilitieS is $1671; assets nothing.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-15

Finally, Greggains got up but the Marine
tried to gain the sympathy Of the crowd by
pretending that he had injured his leg. He
got UP eventually and hobbled to his cor
ner. The referee ordered him to fight on,
but he only guarded himself from the
shower of blows Greggains aimed at him
by putting his hands over his head.
In the eighteenth round Sergeant Coles
stopped the fight and the referee gave it to
Greggains after the President of the club
had oaid that decision would be given to-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02
semammet bas NettmmasbOOt,

ebs euer sntmaietes, f~euerIrS tabintreibsnbeS S@iffs
Ietn auf Rem Gelisnrtft ron tem fbsrmd@iisen @osens
praa in atcme Jcri4mettert n:rr, @lei@sripetie retts.
einen enttrdfteten 6brper, her iruit piberfanbSIrs eer
rsrbeerenhen Gusrtfeu prp ~Rrantbeit preisseseben lit,
nit hem irursruinen @eIuntbetts= unb arafterneuerer,
Sritetter'S Masentitters. 0te @ren5en Ieiner Birt-
famtett ftah reit setedt, fein GrfcIs prompt uub srilne,
LID, feline Gnrsnhuns ifets unsefdbrItH. 9bronii6e
llnssrbauIi6tett, S&pdGe unb Msrppftdt, maIarti6e
Gsi6werhen, Rbeumatismus, ReuralSie, rlutbdttsteit
her Nteren unb SIoie, unb ieuer p9pFiae 0srfaa obuc
f6tbare llria6e, ber oft p~rrBsitts etntritt, pertsu
jbneu aufsebalten uuh i6ltesltH turirt burd btefe ars,
net, bic ~ pteIen 3peden unb fet$ NIT fi4erem Grfpla
aebrau&t pire. S6Iaf, Gppettt anb Strait p,rber
has aud Sci htsrmdbissr @asertsit CUTE Disnfts lei.
net, Ihneu rieeer berBeteat,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02

Gud BateutsM eOicincn iinO ocridie,
btntlid = Cine bat @crnuult9riinOe fir
iid, cine anoere bat iOlde nidt. Cine ers
warb iid Stipulation cine uuoere
nidt. Sine senieBt 8ertraucn, bcrpOrs
sernfen bird ilren @rfol9 : cine onbere
ifist fid nur auf u9Ofiun9cn4.
@imu es ME fir iidcr III, OaB ale
YatsntsW ebieincn sleid iin0. Dies
fab fs iuabrlid ridt.
2ab aber Die Sabre uir,tterbro9enen
GrfOlses unO Die 5~e9ntauienOe 9ebcilter
unb glidli9cr Mdnner un0 6rnuclt,
Or. .gierce's @olben McOical Dis
eOberg mo Or. Bierce'S 5aporite 8rss
iesiptiou
auf bie Seite Oes gersleides ltelcn, auf
bic iie gsbOren.
G8 sibt uObl teineu Staat ober Tcrs
! rltorlaiI 1a-eS 9tbt iuobl tautt etn
2anO lit ber gall5en @elt, OF bic ScuOls
teruu9 eS anertenut Ooer ni9t, i'll welz
dsua b~eut3utuse niat Mauner Deer
6rauen eriitiren, bic OaOurd 5ufrieOcner
unS Slidli9er senladt Uurbel, SaB fe
bic tuunSerbare @irfuns 6es Discovery
AN iid ielbit erfubrsn.
Dente Sarail, 70 lanse bu seiunO biit.
Deale baran, ipeuu Su tranf wirlt.
llnb Oana beber3ise, Oh bu eS crmOslis
den %fannit, einea Seriud boulit 5t
maden, 70 LANCE Bic Seriteaer cS ers
mOslid)en, 6a8 SsilifO 3u laufcn, Oeia
@elO Dir ~3uriidseben 81 miiiieli,@ ausia
fe Dir nidJt sebOffea ODER pcnu iie bid
uidt sebeitt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02

IS 1T mebr Ratarrb III biefer @egenb bts
QanSes aIs bon allen anberea &rantEeiten su.
fammen, unb bis In ben Ietten Sabren gait er
ais unbeilbar. gieIe Sabre lang erildrten
Doetoren iDn fir cine IotaIe Rranfbsit unb
f@tieben Iofale SeilmttteI Dor, unb Da Re i'm
nit dratIi@sr 8tbanbIuns ~befanbis ni9t III.
rirten, erildrten fs i'm fir unbeilbar. Die
@ifenf@aft bat bepieien, bab aatarrb cine
Gonfituticnsirantteit iF nnb besbaIb ecnai.
tutioneDe 8ebanbIans erforberk. Sal'S ga.
tarab Sur, ~fabrisit bon 8. 3. gbeneb &
Co., 9Olebo, Ohio, it bic ein5ise confitntio'
nellie Sur int Martte. sic pir6 innerli@ in
Dozen oSer Gaben bon 10 Sropfen Bis gu ei'
reft auf bas' 8Iut unb pie fGIeimise OberFd9e
res Ssfems. Gle bieten einbunOert Dollars
fir ieben 8al, ben fe su turiren berfeblt. 9aet
Gu9 eirtulare unb 3eugniGe fommen. abref.
fri: 8. 8. gbeneb g. 60 Soleoo, 8.
az gsrtauft bon apotbetern, Is ets.
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Galifprnia,Metue.

Weinliebbaber fnben elm srOBes Cos
get BON feinen California Meinen bel
Germ s. s. Meper am MlamO
plaaa. 9err Meper iudt bic Weine
an Drt uno @tele aus u1h fauft brett
aus benz 9eiIer Let Weinai@ter. 4ls
gutem 9enner gelingt es tim fets, bi.
beften SDrten aus5uwdblen. st fam
feline &unbeu unc Samilien hit einem
gnten Sropfen Derieben. &otbs unb
WeiBweine In porahsI;@er QuaIitdi
pon iebt ab $1.0O per Gauone = frei
tng 0aus geliefert.
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GalIatua0s pbotograpbil6es
NteIter, No. Alb Df'9OuitonitraBe
liefert enti1ieoea Die feinlte Ntbeit in
Der 6tabt. Der erife &etou6eur be,
Qafalt lit Der bor5aglidte 2inF'
let, Der ie in San Mntouio mar. st
par cine LANCE &eibe bon Sabreu
in ben befien Nteliers bes Noroens uun
Otens bei@dftist. MoGt Sbr nirtlid
CUTE 8ilber bdben, 10 tpenDet gu9 an
@aaamap. Gin 8erfu6 pirS @ud
beIehren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02

bdtte BET itaIieuiiden &eeieruna einfa6
ertldren iolen, bic IL Staliener feien
sora obEe 8hdf6t auf TIRE Nationalis
tdt leoigIi6 In ibrer Gigeni9aft dig pros
~feiiunelie M6rber eeIDn9t noroen unb
Rubini tbGte an beiten, Denn er auz
eleid nit Dem 8efanbten aud bic
MafiasM otbberIdp6rer nod Stalier
suridteriefe!
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ED. A, sEFFEL,

aeaenabsr bon Der beati@ ; tatbVuften air9s
6ausz unb 69iIbers Maler
unb 9dnbIer in Gorbsn, elias &C. e,
aue aaftrase psrben iofort anssefabrt. Eretts
6iIliaer pie irssnopo In Der StaSt. l4,2,S
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uniern $500 Stub fAbreu mir ieit
8 Sabren unb %garantiren iebts paar.
Nu6 lit bel uns dles In Saglen', Ger
rens. Snabeu= unb Mdb6en ; Sduben
at finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-02

@reraen If fesr bequem fit @eifenbe gelesen
unf feg Bremen aus fam moi In iebr fur.
ser Belt fdmmtliGe Stabte 9entf9lanbs, De-
ferrti9S unb Der @6neia errei9en. Sie
s9ueaoampFer Oes sorObsuti@en 2lobb fiab
nit ~befOnberrr BeriidIdtigung ber 8Dif1en.
beds RaHasiere anO sueiter gaiite. 9adasiers
gebaaf, baben bobe gerbede, bor3iielide 8enti,
lattsn a,'o esae ausSeaeidaete 8erpfesans.
QELRICHS & co.
2 8Owlin9 @rcen, Mem Oorf.
u. 5. gJuas, 6. grieisnbed, euao &
@@melket UNI $. 9. MaeNamara, no. aas
eemmereearabs, slsentcn fir Gan antpnio.
8. Ruuse & 60, Ageuteu mir guero.
p. Buffet, G9ent fir e51ulenbure.
Dtcfe &apbaeI, Asent fir 4outon.
Clemens 8 Gauf unb ernH SderE. agea
ten far Neu- Braunfels.
9. B6ttGer, gsert fir Geimar, 3eraS.
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CINDERELLA gaab . Store.
Ode Oh 01utouftaBe unb Aoenue G
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= prOfsfor Rod 1T iebt aus Isspp'
ten pieDer in Berlin eiHgetrofen. ST
etfreut fi6 ber beften Sefunobeit. III
aber beritimmt iiber bic Sablrei@en
MiBsrfolee. pel6e Die 8ebanbluns
nit benz 3nbertulin gebabt bat.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31
A TERRIBLE FIRE.
u .weeps the Town and Destroys Vast
Amount Of Property.

The fire which occurred in this town
Yesterday was the most disastrous 10 the
history OF central N.vsds. The fire bell
sounded the alarm at 3 o'clock P. NJ. AT
half past i've O'Clock the nDcontroilsble
flames had consumed the folio wing build
ings snd ths ir contents:
N Leyy's & Co.'S general merchandise
store, th-is furniture store aud ware
house; loss about SO. 900. insurance $40.
600: Judge B1unltield's law 9th Sc an also
business houss 90 Main street; loss
81 200. insured for $500 He saved hts
extensive law library. Jaho Schmidt 8
boot aud shoe store aud also his reef
dsucs; loss 3 900; 10 insurance.
George X. w ikets undertaking
establishment, lose 81 900. insurance $500;
Ch,rlss WI srs W, variety and fruit store,
81 900, 40 insurance; George Il Luther .
saloon. loss 81 500, 40 Insurance; Hrnfy
Busch's two bindings, loss $4,000, no r.
saranc NJ Hofmsb's store, loss s., 600.
no INSURANCE.; F. NJ Fellows saloon build.
ias, toss SO 900. 10 insurance; Mrs. :. w.
Rasr'-. loss 81, 800. no insurance; Mrs, A..
+. Gibson postotfice building oss 81 900,
Insurance. 81, $50. also her residence, loss
50 600 Insursnce $500: Mrs. Mary
Broxos building. loss 81 900. partially
insured Chris Diehi'- bakery. res
dence, s.loon and other bulldogs,
loss $4,000. psrri'lly insured; Meal
listers resid nee, loss $500. no insur-
snos; Miss Loo CnspsiI's building loss
$500. no insuranc Henry Wsrren's
d~eilioq, loss 81 900. insurance $500;
Masonic Hall, iass S20, 900. iasur.ncs
sl2 600: Solver Stats" huddiag and ma
teri.ls. loss 81 900, insursncs 81. 500;
Busch 4 Neth's gas works. loss So 900
No insurance; ID Pasc.ls r~sid nee, loss
So, 600, insurance 81 500; Ms Windle's
residence. loss 81, 500, no insurance; The
whole Of ChinA,own, loss several thous-
aud dollars. No bulldog in the line oil
the FIRE escaped. except the tire-psooi
building OF the First National Bank
which was not injured.
so rapidly dill the fire spread thai
within two hours after the alarm wa,
sounded, three of the principal business
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31

blocks were in ashes. The lower portion
of TO wn was saved by directing the whole
available water supply on the "Recep-
ton" and covering the building with wet
blankets. Had the fire not been checked
here the whole lower portion of town
would undoubtedly have been destroyed.
Nothing was saved from N. Levy Il
Cos. store as the building was thought to
be fire-proof. The flames secured start
inside by some means and the building
was soon Quilted.
A brisk wind soon started up driving
the e smes across the street, burning up
everything which had been removed there
for safety and the fine Masonic Hall soon
fell prey to the fire fiend. The walls OF
structure remain standing but it is COM
pletely Quilted.
II little water had been available the
block above the Masonic Temple could
have been saved, but the fire soon caught
on NJ Lazy & Cos. warehouse, and this
building, the old Centennial Hall, Judge
Bonnified's law office, the Hose Co.'S.
hall, the SILVER STATE office, Henry
Busch's Buildings and Chris Dehrs
bakery and residence went down 10 turn
before the irresistible flames. Everything
from the Masonic Hall to the Railroad
Meat Market was also burned Here it
was stopped by thorough drenching the
building with buckets Of water from wells
aud tanks.
Everybody worked like horses in saw
ing everything that could be saved. and
in assisting TO check the flames and the
strenuous Efforts of our citizens was ell
that saved the whole town from being
consumed.
The fire originated 10 the ont buildings
OF John Schmiis's store, but how, is not
yet ascsrtsined. 10 every instance the
loss was total the Winnemncca Water
Works proved TO be lsmeCtsble failure.
through the psrsimony OF it's owners in
San Franciscan
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31
APoL0GBTic.

We ask the indulgence OF our frirnda
aud patrons for this issue. 1t cannot be
helped, "a we are absolutely without
facilities for issuing anything better ct
present. We will be on our feet sg.in,
though, as soon 50 possible.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31

beg leave to inform the citizens OF VIM
rnucca that am now established in the BREW.
ING BUSINESS, and will keep constantly Oh
hand frst-class article OF
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31
REHoYEp.

ID. Cordsno wishes TO inform his friends
that he has removed from the Exchange
saloon to the building next door to Nj. b.
Stauntons.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31
PERSONAL NOTES.

Lester Piper left to-day for Willow
Point.
Joe O'Neal arrived from Rye Patch
yesterday.
Principal Wioffey, of the public schools.
arrived yesterday.
Ferd Reid returned to-day from an Of
fetal trip to Eureka,
Isidore Levy and wife arrived to-day
from San Francisco.
Thos. Shone. wife aud daughter came
In from Toll. House TO day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31
on THE GROUND.

Two Insurance. agents have already ar
rived and are taking notes on the damage
by the conf legation.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31

The pay car paid the rsilroad ho's off
to-day aud they are lin 1t" until further
notice.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31
FOR SALE.

) j. T.. Mauny Mowers. cash
$500 Each.
3 Red, White and Blue Now
ers, $500 each.
g Star and 2 Bonanza Sulky
Hay Rakes, at $500 each.
II. DAVIS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31
Lager Beer Delivered Daily

Lager Beer Delivered Daily
To customers in all parts Of the town Of Winnie.
mucca.
fYOrders from points along the railroad or
elsewhere will be nlled without delay.
fY Send orders TO
JOHN DIEHL, City Brewery.
winnemucca April Is. 1890 Il.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31
PURE LAGER BEER

Made from the best quality Of malt and hops.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-08-31
DIDyaT OPEN.

The public schools did not open to day
on sccount OF yesterdays FIRE.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1891-02-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
John b. Wilkinson

John B. Wilkinson
Geo. r. c. Floyd.
BY decrctal order of the Circuit
Court Of Logan County made and enter
ed in the above entitled cause at the
October 1890 term of said Court. The
undersigned was appointed Special
Commissioner for the following pur-
poses
First, To ascertain what debts men
toned In the report Of Commissioner
Ragland of June 10th 1887 as liens
against the real estate Of G. r.. C.
Floyd have been paid, in whole or In
part, and from what funds they have
been paid, and the amounts SO paid.
Second, 10 ascertain what debts not
so reported, il any, are liens against the
real estate mentioned in this cause, and
the amount thereof.
Third, 10 ascertain what amount OF
funds are now applicable tt.the payment
Of the liens against the said real estate,
and in whose hands the said funds are.
Fourth, Such other matters as any Of
the parties to this suit may require, OF
as the said Special Commissioner may
deem pertinent.
Parties to the above named suit, and
all others that may be interested in the
matter. will please take notice that or
the and day Of March 1891, / shall sit al
my office at Logan G. H., w. Va, fol
the purpose Of making and stating tho
account required, and Of hearing any
testimony relative to the same. This
january 27th 1891.
II. C. RAGLASD,
Special Commissioner
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It looks now as if.the Force
Bill was dead, and that the Repub-
fican party is about to retire from
business, and give place to some
party with live, ideas, in which
the Gold Bugs, Trusts and South
ern Negroes will have to take care
of themselves. Senators Kenna
and Faulkner have donetheir full
duty in the premises, and should
never be forgotten by the people
Of West Virginia. The name Of
Senator German will always be
associated with that of the late
speaker Randall, whenever we
think of what they have done to
guard the rights of the State, and
of the people.