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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-16
The CitIGnns, Mn,s Meeting.

The call for r,ass meeting Of the
citizens of Phoebe, in relation to our
town government, was responded to
Wednesday evening at hose house No. 2.
Like other occasions wherein the cont
munty at large should take lively in
terest, it was not very well attended /;
however, the most of the leading citizens
were present, and the subject was very
iutelligently discussed.
The meeting was called to order by
James Mcl'adden, and upon motion S. 7.
Godbe was elected chairman and w. J.
Dooley secretary. A motion was then
made and carried that the meeting
appoint a committee of five whose duty
it is to prepare ordinances and resolu.
tions and report the same at the next
meeting for approval.
The following gentlemen were then Sc.
lected as the committee: 7. J. Osborne,
A. s. Thompson, J. Eisenmann, J. Il.
Cook and Dr. Crowder. II was then
moved that the committee report Friday
May lst 1891.
The meeting then adjeurned.until May
lst.
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aa.. hu ~, so,.;a, 80 M, IT,. ~,
a., ooos;,a,ahlo h;,,h a.,5a .o a.,
nra,an. 1n,o,onmon.s - oa,.,n,;no,,,
thot ma vh ala % tho s,rf.0o o,,,, H.,
-
John Firth, an old time miner came
into camp few days ago from Freburg,
where he has been working some pro-
pertV lie speaks very iavorably OF the
outlook, and like many more sections OF
the country the district would be vastly
ho,.a
What is the matter with our young
folks! browns hail appears almost as
silent as fenced In cemetery, and we
fail to hear the sound OF the light fantas-
tic toe as 1t times with the twang OF the
catgut' wake up iadles' and get your
partners ana see II you cannot iniuse a
little more ne 'hto them'
The Federal license for selling tobacco
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-16

During the past week business was
transacted in the District court as fol-
lows:
Saturday, April llth-Motion by
plaintiff for new trial in the case Of
Henry Welland VS.. Wesley Williams
was argued and the matter taken under
advisement by the court. This is the
case wherein Welland sued Williams for
81, 200, alleged to have been advanced
in connection with the Onondago mine.
Monday, April l3th-The case of the
Site agsinst A. t. Pagef for grand larceny
came on for trial. A jury was obtained
after some delay. The trial began in
the afternoon and continued the follow.
ing morning. and was submitted to the
jury in the afternoon. In the evening
the jury reported that they could not
agree upon verdict. but were sent out
again by the court for the night.
Wednesday, April l5th-At 10 a. m.
the jury in the case of State vs.. Page
came into court, and it appearing that
they could not agree upon a verdict,
were discharged by the court. The case
continued for the term, and the defen.
dant to go on his present bond The
case Of Frank Passini VS.. JOS. Delmue
for 81 600 damapaS in the loss nf an ava
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JOB WORK done with Nestnsss ~
he ''Rocord Office.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of l.. p. Detz, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN BY THE UN-
IN dersigned, Executor Of the last will and
testament Of L, p. Betz, deceased. to
the creditors Of. and to all persons having
claims against said estate. to exhibit them.
with the necessary vouchers within ten Q0)
months from the first publication OF this no.
tice to the said executor. at his office at
the court house In the town Of Phoebe. county
of Lincoln. State Of Nevada.
Dated March 3lst. A ID 1891.
HENRY W. TURNER.
Executor Of the Estate Of l., p. Betz, Deceased.
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RECORDERS OFFICE.
The Following Business Was Trans.
acted for the Past Two Weeks.

The Following Business Was Trans.
acted for the Past Two Weeks.
Mine-W. NJ. Stewart claim, situated
in Ely mining district. Located March
|, l6, 1891. by Chas. Price.
Deed-A. E. Titus to Silver State
Land and Loan company: Lots | and
., and the south half of the northeast
half, and the southeast quarter, all Of
and in section 3, township 81, south
"a east N. d. B. and NJ; also east half of
northwest half aud the west half of
northeast quarter of section s. township
4, south range Ga east, NJ. d. B. and NJ.
Deed-Moses Martin to o. s. L. and
U. N. railroad company, strip of land
beginning at point 6l0 feet south Of
the northeast corner Of the west half Of
northeast quarter Of section 5, township
., south range 6S east, NJ. D. NJ.
Mine-Tippe lib claim, situated in
Eldorado Canyon mining district. Lo.
Gated March IA, 1891, by James Nc.
Gregor.
Mine-Briefogle claim, situated in
Highland mining district. Located
April G, 1891, by Harry Lowry and NJ.
Fitzgerald
Mine-Josephine claim, situated in
Meadow Valley Wash. Located March
-, 1891, by John H. Herman.
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81 was crossing long railway bridge. +"
said yarn spinner to some acquain.
tances, when was surprised to see a
locomitive coming round curve and
tearing towards me at terrific speed.
The bridge was too narrow to allow of
escape at either side, and I did not dare
to jump into the yawning abyss below.
In fash | took in the situation: l
started on quibk run towards the loco.
motive, and when within few feet Of it
l concentrated all my nerve and muscle
into one effort and leaped straight up
into the air. The fearful monster shot
under me, and came down on the
bridge, saved from death, but seriously
shaken up by the descent. i"
There was moment or two Of deep
silence; aud then one Of the company
sighed. and said in whisper loud
enough to be heard quarter Of mile
of:
Whats the use Of presence Of mind
when man can lie like that"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1891-04-16

Many years practice have given c. A.
Snow & Co., Solicitors Of Patents at
Washington, D. c., unsurpassed success in
obtaining patents for all classes of inven.
ton. They make speciality Of rejected
cases, and have secured allowance Of
many patents that had been previously
rejected. Their advertisement in
another column, will be Of interest to in.
ventors, patentees, manufactures, and all
who have to do with patents,
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The
Phoebe Weekly Record
Newspaper,
r. J. OSBORNE.
Subscribe for it and Send it to Your Friends.
the only newspaper published in South Eastern
Nevada a and represents the interests of
ton OF rich mineral country, to
be opened up by a line of
Post Yourself on its Mineral Wealth and Resources.
THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT
Of the paper will receive particular attention and the
MINING NEWS
Of this and adjacent mineral will be full and
complete.
Job Printing Department.
We have excellent assortment of type borders sta
tionery and the
~. Best Presses,
and are prepared to execute all orders in this ne either
in plain or fancy work at
REASONABLE PRICES.
Call S ; US TO, anything y the way Of Postsrs nand-
velopes, ETC., etc.
Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
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rio MICHAEL LACROSSE. HIS GRANTEES.

ITO MICHAEL LACROSSE, HIS GRANTEES,
or assigns;
You are hereby notified that the undersigned
co-owner with you In tho mining claims known
as the Alps. Forest, Woodchopper, Black Jack
and Poorman mining claims, situated In Pah-
rAnagat Lake Mining District Lincoln County,
State OF Nevada. has perfo rmed tho work and
made tho necessary expenditures on said above
mentioned claims and each Of them necessary
TO hold the same az required by Section 1924 Of
the Revised Statutes OF tho United States for
the year A. d. 1889, and that the amount duo
from you. your grantees or assigns, on account
Of such expenditure the sum Of $50 for each
claim, amounting In sll to the sum Of $3.50.
And II within ninety days after the publica.
ton OF this notice, you fail or refuse to con.
tribute your said proportion of such expendi.
ture 81 co owner, your interest in said claims
will become the property OF tho subscriber
under said section 1924.
A. W. dEER.
Hike, New, March 20, 1880.
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Reasonable prices to all and FREQ delivery
to all parts OF town.
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CLosED-0n account of sickness Of the
proprietor, the Eagle Bakery will close
business to morrow for a short time.
We hope that it will be short and that
Mr.. Prudential will soon be able to re.
sumo his baking.
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Notice for Publioa ton.


LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA
March a, 1891.
NOTICE IL Hereby GIVEN THAT THE
~ foll0wing.named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof In sup
port OF his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the District Court OF the State Of
Nevada, in and for Lincoln ounty. Nevada,
at Phoebe, Nevada, on Monday, May
26, 1881, viz; Napoleon Dupont Home.
stead Entry No. 237, for the southeast quar-.
OF the southeast quarter section "a; the
southwest quarter OF southwest quarter, Soc
ton 10; and the west half OF northwest quar-
ter. Section "a. Township 0. North Range 66.
East, M. D. M.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous Residence upon, and cuitiya
tion Of, said land, viz:
Peter Edwards. Of Lake Valley, Nevada.
James Parish, Of Lake Valley, Nevada.
John Roeder, Of Phoebe, Nevada.
Daniel Roedor. OF Royal CITY, Nevada.
j. p. DUNKLE, Register.
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A Bottle Of Trib should be in every
household.
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A Bottle OF Trib should be in every
household. +"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-07-07
STMR. CL4UDINE.
DAVIES. Comrandsr.

DAVIES Commander.
WI Iszye Eo1o-1lc sysEE Tuesday ST 5
o'ssock ?. n. to-c1izz At K2h1lai. Huslo.
ExrA. Ez-2o2 z25 NipahuI1. Returning
VII 4r-lvs 81 Eo2o,-i1 sEsrx Sandsy
morning.
- NJ Freight xii % rscsivsd sitter
P. N On dap Of sailing
Co-sig-sss nus d 81 tie landings 30
receive tbeiE freight. IS Se vii nos hold
oz-sslvss responsible SITTER s1ch freight hiss
bssa Gxr5sj- While tie Company viii Use
d. diligence IN handling i've stock, Se
decline 70 zsszns sny responsibility n case
os tbs loss Of sane. Sn6 vii pot be rsspou-
SHE 70. money O. !s~slry unless placed in
TIE c2rs Of PGrSSrs-
". C. WILDER, President.
5. B. ROSE. Secretary.
C2pz- J. A. KING. Port Suut- 1859
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BLASTS FROM THE RAMS
HORN.

WHISKY Is LOT the only thing
which intOxic&Ies-
There : 10 Heaven except for
those who overcome
j lszy man has 70 Forz hard 10
find zn easy P-zee-
Many : mza signs Ms death var
rant with his teeth
There isn't any place n Gods
serTice for : coward
In nothing else can there Be such
: change : IN man
The religion Of Christ never puts
: long face Oh anybody
The religion that has 10 JOY IN Il
does not come from God
Take from love the power TO
suffer and i could never speak.
No m2n ean ask God for much
who : not wiling 10 do much
Birds With bright feathers DO not
sIw4ys make : good pot pie
The preacher Who lives only On
his study viii be dead 10 the
pulpit
The devil sgrees With the man
who don't believe IN REVEALS.
Tie devil gels uneasy the no
meut = nan 6nds Oat he Is : sinner.
II Is hard for God 70 get his
arms around man who : huggIng
: Tag Of money.
When you want 70 be happy.
l0Ok up; when you want 70 Be
useful, LOOK down
Everybody who Tres 70 make
Others happy gets paid for It n
Heavens money
II the devil Gan get : man 10
worship himself he don't care how
much he g0es 70 church.
Some people can trust Cod as
long IS they have plenty Of money,
bat when the hank breaks their
al g0es with II
Thousands Of people would work
Ike beavers II the church Il they
could only DO i where everybody
would see them 81 Il
Il yOu don't I've your religion at
home, It won't DO your wife and
children much good 20 hear you
talk about Il IN przyer-meeting.-
Am Grocer
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PAYING A DEBT.
Liruz Lodse. No. or. 4. Of p,
Euts-rziuS 3 Hawaiian Bro


EutertafuS 3 Hawaiian Bro
.her.
LAST night june 5. there was :
plezszut gathering AZ Castle HAll,
Mos. q the members Of LiEaa
Lodge. No. 81. IA Of 2, turned ont
70 Do honor % Harry Laws, :
Sandwich Island brother. rsmsm-
be-snS the hospitality shown Or.
R7ookS On his TRIP through the
Islands by the brethren there. Al
ter few hours spent IN social cha.
ana Sua>ementS. the large COM
Uznv repaired % the drill room.
where : banquet WAS ser forth m
der me direction q Lon. Bower.
Tae-e were plenty Of flowers ana
q goci things 70 est
Alter he performance of the
Ezstr0uonie zeG, ToxStmaSter Van
rose And alluded 70 the social ST
fractions q Inns Lodge s. one
reason for is success, and o. the
pleasure !, took IN entertaining
visiting b-Othe-S de alluded 70
Dr.. Brooks C-Ip aRd his account Of
the progress q Pvthi&niSm IN the
Islands. and Of the hospitality
shown him Iluls Lodge wzS glad
70 welcome : brother from the Isl
anis-
". B. Richie al>o alluded 10 this
chance u repayment, and also 70
Lima Lodge IS $ good plAee in
which 70 st2rI the good WORK Of
extending 70 me Islands what they
should have-2 Grand Lodge.
Their Isolation from each other
made the visits q Grand officers 2ll
the more Necessary BE further
described The condition q affairs.
zDG argued that the right 70 : 81
pCene representative was OWING 70
The Islands zni Inns Lodge would
Be willing 70 help them
NJ L1ws returned thanks for
the honor done HIN. spoke OF the
P.ythi=n knowledge gained by his
TRIP. and explained further the ne
csSs.cy Of = Grand Lodge IN the
Islands
All the other speeches touched
upon this desire and right Of the
Sandwich Island Lodges 70
Grand Lodge and Supreme repre-
sentative
Tbs visiting brother. P. G. c.
Kennedy, Vas particularly feliei-
tOls in zlluding 70 the Sandwich
Island Pythi2DS. He told how ne
hS6 established the irSt Lodges IN
Cznzia. and h4d organized Grand
Lodge II SIX weeks that they might
have : representative 81 the next
meeting Of the SGpreme Lodge
The Sandwich Island PythiznS had
reached that point and should have
Whist they struggled for Inns.
Ohio. Times.
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VARIETY.

C0ugreSsnen zre often paired.
CIT and CHARTERED
Is Another ink broken. - the
mn sid when he bit the szussga
Q1ery-Do Izntern-jzxed men
make light q the trials q Lfs5
! sex mzn becomes patient lust
the moment he employs doctor.
Revokiug : contrast Of any Kind
: Ike dead clerk q : bargain
store I11SUuco = rs b1rEsIn-
cOCD.eEuz1-cezd-
NJ. JASON I have half : notion
70 sell thar corner house. / can't
make i bElug more than SIX Der
cent 70 save ne Mrs- Jason:
- vi b! don't y0u c1t the prics Of L
down one baf2 Then II would
bEng II twelve Per cent
An Eye . the FgGure.-=I 6onE
Sc how !Ou ezu * pleased II the
idea q yOzr bTC-ber marrying her.
She's - fast and hzruu-sczrum-
Shell never mzke : god wife. p
Oh. cut she'll make such : de-
EEbtful ehaPerOu
Drummer Have ron : ire
esc1ps n this hotel BOzsfzee {:
We bsve tn OF them Drum
mer l thought 50 The fire al
escaped from NY room last night
and alm0st fr0ze.
WHE HIS TEACHINGS FAILD-
Father 90 6fteen-year-old SOM :
Bill yer ln0st wash Ia smut on
yer face an take yer chawin' gun
OF The edge Of yer plate. or yerH
not get mOuthfUIl Of breakfast.
I've been trying for years 10 larn
yer 70 be decent Son liisgust-
edly)- Before yer tork 10 NE
yerd bstSer 20 IN melt the ter
hacker juice ont Of yer beard or
the Ice Il drop q Inter yer plate.
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SuEED rHE PRINCE

T1zoNTO. June - Rev. Dr..
Do1E-zS- : prominent Me.h0diS.
divine q Montreal. created : sansz-
Ton here tO-5zy while addressing
The Toronto Methodist Conference
BY referring 70 the Prince
q Wales connection With the bze-
e@rzt scandal, which he denounced
II : DuS- vigorous manner He
sSil n part - Eng.z8i's widowed
Q1ee1- EDE.z1diS noble. scissor
lc.DE Q1ee1. NOUNS = : mother
to-day over the classify speeter q
George gr- EiS-lE up beneath the
shadow O : great thEOue and the
ye-y. hen q the prOCdest empire
this world ever witnessed b0wlrs
70 -ls degradation u : gambling
house Tie awful spectacle OF the
her 70 the throne p1bllcIy ackD0wl-
elE-nE completely In : gambling
transaction gTiIl % more 70 weaken
Lle power Of the throne than any
thing which hzs happened for
years Rev. Dr.. Potts Of Toronto
spoke II = similar VEN. and both
speakers were loudly appIzUded-
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Sarrrtistmeats.
CLARkE. Ceanaadc-.

wIl lszvs Eo2o1uls - o'eseek ?. NJ.
,ozc2l-z 81 L&h2iz&. M&SI@s2 SAy Aad
Mzks-a tbs sane Gsy: M2hrkoaA. Hawai-
his z-5 Lzzp4aoehoa shs tOleOVl2l d&y,
s--fvS-,l 81 EIl0 Al Midnight
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Ban Eo-Eers, and Al Via have %
slz11 t1= srEere mental strain CHS
e1zoE O Intellectual euplOEue1f. ind
CLEMENTS Zc1ic inEzlcz5Le- Ho1-
-szzz & To- - me AGENTS ~ he
is,zzis-
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DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE.

nc ohlSlNAL and ONLY GENUINE.
AaNies to Invslids.-If you wish To ob,.,.
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oireulatins systems Of the body Won viii -
!4us h Win that marvellous remedy dc.
sT4 NsiSs, o. pr. !. Coils Browne Gate Ann
; NSIi Sn St2nl TO which he gave the name ~
CHLokoD1NE, and which is sdmitfs, ~. o.
OPPRESSION 10 DC the most wonderfpI an, ;' -
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CHLoRoDYNEis the beSfrsr,..,,.,
Conghs, Consumption, Rronchitis s HtShh t0s
CHLoRoDYNE acts like = Cham -, n:
Dysentery. T." Nnoiers are
CHLoRoDYNR eFeetualIy cuts sho-, ~
$780, oi epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitssio,4 "a a..
CHLoRoDYNRis the only n.u,.,,
,n2lsiA, rheumatism, Gout, Cance- rs ~ Nso
Meningitis, &C. "N@"eet' IoothSche
,st ron SymeS & Co., Pharmaeeatie,t 49,.
ISIS: Medical Hall. Simls JsnrSs., iexI Shem-
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wideesnrsaJ OF eongratulating you upon n ),
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thaeoiolne, Dr.. J. Coils Brownies SSS.esmed
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ID5; o. us nndine place in ever 49, $50
oeaan nome. The other branGs we 40 1AH sl
sDS now relegated to the native he 500
s;o! -usins from their sale we fsnc~ 49,
coTI5 ' I1,, insIe VIII be but eyanescenY w
Ss,i instances ad iRSnifuss Of 81 "
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nsfe never used any ofher fc-Es SSsei.
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- we are, Sir, faithfully yonrs Sr,,sss
Aen oers of the Phsrn Soeietx ~ -
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W.! ON;-Viee-ChancelIor SIR "a
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Iihsrs.ai! VI the defendant Freeman wa a.
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1854. Inc Times. July u
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-KohaIa. Hawaii

81 any one EIshing TO purchase viii please
N.s.s 70 me &. MOTLEY
tS-S-oia Psz1iio. Hsuakus-
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HARROWS FOR SALE

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM
4 England small invoice Of Patent Jointed
Else-Seetlon H1rroHs; these Harrows zre being
ouced- They are very light and durable and viii
do more acres day with less team thar the oId
styles Any enc wishing references u1av vrIte
70 the foIlcEing parties: 800
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ENGLAND SHAKEN By THE
PRINCES SCANDAL
The People DcaOuHoe the Sad
Dfssrace Of the Country.


DISGRACE Of tfe Country
LoNDoN. June - The storm
r7sfE- arounG the Prince Of Wales
Is is. gaining Intensity and en-
dzrEe-zn- his chz1ce q Succession
u The throne. Il not the existence
o. cbe English monarchy No class
zvpez-s % Re stirred - deeply -
the C75zC middle olasS-.he real
strength q the country Snl hIsher-
% Ihe prop q the monarchy
Wherever is VOICE becomes subtle
is earnest ia1unciztiOnS II The
Prince &re accompanied y regrets
- his nezr1eSS 70 ths throne Re
puaSentzt5ve gatherings q religious
bo5ieS-CouE-s-Sc5o1zl. Methodist.
Rzu.1s.. Unitarian and P-esbyger-
iz1-1zve &lcez6v recorded Their
condemnation. znd Bo2-lS q Guar
Glzus are song CIT u mar Aoc1S-
toned paths q discuss motions
branding the gambling p-0pensltleS
o. the Prince q Wales - : dis
Er1cs u The COUNTY,. and several
liberal societies have adopted pro
tess &-@.1S. MS Continuance II the
z-nv- Ere long The glowing fierce
ness q popular hezC must penetrate
the @-els q politics czuSlnE party
seton within ana without Pzr.i2-
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over letters from the German e0urs
rejecting the opinion Of Emperor
William l. i believed that me
Emperor hzS written The Q1een
5 long and Serious criticism On the
Prices Ilta. anl Gilz-inE especially
upon ne gambling by officers - :
grave O1e-Se q military honor
7ud made worse BY the signing u
: paper permitting : Colonel q The
G1z-5s- convicted o: cheating. -
re-z51 Ms commission N the arIy.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-07-07
The Queen Removes CUMMING
From The Army.

LoS0CS. June 12.-Ihe 0&eisl
Gazette London thiS evening 81
uoz-ceS that The name q Sir VII
liam Gordon Cunning has been Re-
moved from the LIST q officers II
the army, - Her Majesty has 10
further occasion Tor his services
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-07-07
Gzzrvzs A. zoSo1EIU.

ARRIVES u T-zsisy II O.isr To connect
VIZ o-,-sosng nails to- San Francisco
- No Frs.zes VIII 5s received sitter -
non n ,ssv u sailing.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1891-04-23

CARTERvILLE, LA,
February %, 1891.
T. NJ. BARNETT, TREAS, IN AC-
COUNT WITH BUILDING Com
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