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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26
Sheriff'S Sale.
In the District Court of the State
Of Nevada, Eureka County.
JOHN z JONES. ct oil.
PROSPECT MOUNTAIN TUNNEL COMPANY.

IvNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
ton issued out Of the District Court Of
the State OF Nevada on the lat day Of March.
1892. and to me directed and delivered on q
judgment rendered in the said court ON the
27th day OF June. A. ID. 1891, in favor OF John
T., Jones ct al plaintiffs, and agsinst the Pros
pect Mountain Tunnel Co., defendants. for the
sum Of IS 900 with interest thereon ct the rate
If 7 per cent pog annum, from JUNE ~. 1891.
until paid, together with 1870 O5.costs and dis
bursements at the date Of said judgment, and
all accruing costs. I have on this LIST day OF
March, 1892, levied upon the following d .
soribed mining property, 10 wit: The Pros
pect Mountain Tunnel and Tunnel Site, To-
Gated on the 22d day OF August, 1875, By Reu.
ben Rick ard and John s~ehoenbar. and re-
corded in book +, page l05 Of the Eureka
Mining District Records. together with all
privileges, rights and franchises unto the same
appendant or appurtenant and belonging
thereto and herewith usually had and On.
joyed either by title or possession.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Friday. March 25th. 1892,
At IL O'Clock T.. OF that day. In front OF the
courthouse, In the town and county OF Eureka,
State Of Nevada. / will sell ct public auction all
Of the rights, titles and interests Of sid de-
PENDANT, heProspect Mountain Tunnel Com
pany, of. in n to the above described min
ing property to satisfy said plaintiff judg.
ment, with Interest thereon and costs and &C.
cruing cost, TO the high Of and best bidder for
cash In lawful money OF the Uuited States.
L. A. DUNKLE. Sheriff,
By THos. DALE, Deputy Sheriff.
r. N. BEATTY, attorney for plaintiffs.
Eureks, New, March !, 1892.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

Senator Teller of Colorado is severing
his relations with the Republican party.
He could not stand Harrison and his
views. The Senator, who is
now at Hot Springs. Arkansas. says the
House and Senate will pass a free coinage
bill and Harrison will veto il. He is for
some silver man for President, and does
not seem TO care much who the man is.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

If we may Judge, says the New York
Herald. from the kindly reception which
Senator Hill is receiving throughout the
South, II is entirely safe to assert that
he should be nominated for the Vice
Presidency by the National Convention.
He deserves the place. and it ought to
be accorded to him without a dissenting
voice.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

1t is said that Queen Victoria and the
Duchess Of Somerset both pour their tea
into their sauoers rather than swallow ID
while too hot. So much common sense
IN high life Is remarkable, and it will as
tonish many naughty American aristo-
Gratis.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

The 81. Louis Republic Dem. is much
impressed by "the regularity with which
Governor Boies figures as second choice
in nearly every poll Of Western and
Southern Democrats" and thinks it in.
dicstes q possibility that he will become
first choice with a controlling element
Of the Democratic party before the cam
paign progresses much further"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

There is something almost amusing in
the attempt Of Emperor William to gag
the German press. II is a good deal like
trying TO STOP a buzz saw with bare
hands. and the result is likely to be the
same in both cases.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

II detailed plans Of the managers Of
the Worlds Fair are carried out the
probability is that. in round figures, the
sum total Of expenditures for the build
ings and grounds will, at the time Of
opening the gates, approximate s25, Co.,.
600.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

General Russell A. Alger in
ing his candidacy for . Presidential nom.
i~nation. says: 81 would not spend
money to assist me il l knew that it
would make me President tomorrow"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

The Senate Committee OF Naval At
fairs has reported 3 bill for the construc-
ton Of three battle ships. two armored
cosst-d defense vessels. Eve gunboats and
eight torpedo boats.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

About this time next year President
Harrison will be telling the reporters
that he never did believe in more than
one term anyhow.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

l am prepared to do fashionable
dressiaking, cutting and fitting; also
plain sewing, at Mrs. Henry Zadow's
residence, Mob Hill.
Mrs. Z. PETER.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26
DIED.

In Eureka, Nevada, March as, 1892. John
Francis Campbell, youngest son Of A. W.
Campbell. a native OF Eureka, Nevada, aged 10
years, 10 months and 3 days
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26
NEW TO-DAY.
WHITE House DRY GOODS@GOHHING EMPORIUM.

Grand annual Reduction Sale and startling cuts in prices Of dry
and fancy goods, Carpets. Oncloth, Clothing. Furnishing Goods,
Ladies, Misses, Childrens and Mems shoes and boots. We are
heavily overstocked in every department, and goods must be
cleared in order to make room for Spring importations.
Convince yourselves by calling g. at the White House.
N. KARsKY, Proprietor.
f Country orders will be promptly attended 70. fblsW
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-03-26

THE srArKp ooNvooArIoNs OF ST.
johns Chapter, No. .. h. 4. n, will Dc
held 81 Masonic Hall on the Saturday nsIt
the pale Of the moon in sseh
month. J. h HOE6H II. y.
AID. RocE sserstssy.
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Druid. .Mrbeitem ieber Mrt in be,
"W . &snbIatr Office.
Seituna6s @efehe.

3situnstu bthtfftnb, bic tur& be wpf ser-
fanbt prbtn, bat has Ser. Staaten 0ert&t
fplsenbt ErtlGsibunssn stssben,
|. 81, abpnnentsu, Bic niGt beiimmt ab-
bsftltn, sirb austnommtn. bab fs cine tsrt.
isBung n, Mbpnnemtnts riinittn.
Q. Jdftltn @bcnnenttn cine 3dtuus ab,
10 FAM kr 5trausssber htsislbs ptitsr ftupsn,
bio api &idffanos bsjablt 1nb.
3 Btnn Nbpnnenten 20 psrf6urnen sbr
fiG petssrn, bic 3eimne BON BEN Defiant ab.
,uboItn, an ptI6ts fe abreffrt III, 70 fnb ft
ssrantwortIit, bic tbre Rs9nuns bsjabA unb
bic 3situns abbsfsllt iif.
4. @snn Mbpuntnttn BON etntm Defiant
str,itbsn, pbns ben psrausseter su btnaGri&-
iissn, unb bic !3situns wirb psitr babiu &C.
ianbt, 70 fnb iis fur ben scIlsn Bttrae ser-
antportlid.
5. Die @ri&ts tabtn snif&tsbsn, tae bic
Wdsrune, cine bsifsats 3situns BON br pcf
absubOlsn, elm Bspsis bss ssriu&tsn 8struss
unb frufboi 2.
6. SaapIen Mbpnnenten I'm Doraus, 70 II
% !ers paitt mad Mblauf Ter 3eit NaGri&t
~ ssttn, hab Fe bic 3uitnhuns ni&t ftrnrr
piiniGsn, anbtrnfaIs fam Der psrausssbsr
bic 2eitumg msittr Isnbtn unb Der Mbonntnt N
baftbar, bic er fHriftlit bas 8latt abbsfellt
unb allt &idfanbs bt3ablf fnb.
7. Die nsusf,n ppfasftse ssrfdsen, ba6
Gin Ssrausstber trssnb Ssr,anbsn ptssu Be
truss bslanetn fam, Der cine 3dluns bait
unb bic 3abluns ptrpdssrt. unter bieiem
@slss iann sin Mann, Der cine 3dtuns LAM
etrt 3sit annimmt, pbns bafiir ln bs,atlen,
unb tann ben Ssrausesbtr bur& ben pcfmst-
fer bsnaGridtistn lGBt, bab lit ,uriidGpisita
(refused lei, psrbaftft unb ttlfraft peretn tp
euielbsn @sfe, mic wtssn Disbfabls.
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0pn Neter6bura.

- Srau Seinrid WenseI unb ibr
Sobn Ieioen an Der Grippe.
Sranf, Der Spbn bon Sobn SeiI,
leieet an Der @elbiudt.
-Srau 8nierism feierts ibrsn Soften
@eburtstas am Dienitas LETTER @oae,
ben IL. San.
= Sobn Sries 1T aud auf BET aran'
fenIiite, unb Safob Wolff Ieioet an Der
Grippe.
= Dr. 8srnitsin BAT fi9 biele Suns
ben ertporbsn flr bic furse 3eit feines
Sierieins.
- Ser Siorh Hatterte borIebten
Dienitas in Der Grob Strabe trob bem
beftieen Resen berum, Oh er au1 etpas
binterIahen bat, fonnte Der &eporter
nidt erfabren.
= Soiepb Srinf unb Wlaria Sans
tpurben Iebten Sonntas in Der Sibieite
ct. Marien Girhe sum eritenmale fir
ben gbefanb ansefiinbist. st.-Wie bic
Srau &Iatid iast, tpirb Der anbers
Soiepb aud balb in ben gbeitanb ire.
ten, bod aipeifeIt Der &eporter nod.
benn bon bem S5reniaSen IiiSt man
germ.
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@sIammt- Ginnabmien, 1S92.$26f, ,OOo.Oo
Oepartement. Nusgaben.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. . 80 80. :
Die perIdiebenen Departments pers
Iansen $38. .322.95 mebr,, aIs i'm Sors
iabre, anbere Aussaben iino erbbht um
81, ,020.94.
@on faufmannifdsn 2isenien ertparte
ib feline @innabme, neil fein Mbidabsr
ertpdblt obsr ernannt 1T. Ser 8erluit
betrdgt SO, 200 unb tpiirbe bic @innabs
men auf $269. 200 erbDbt baben,s ober
$685. mebr ipie in 1891.
Ser Stabtcontroaeur 1T erfreut, ben
SinanaauSpsis einen Siinitisen nennen
3u f6nnen. ginem Deiiait bon S65, 900
Dor brei Sabren itebt iebt Elm nsbsr'
idub bon $4,000 seseniiber. unb mir
iinb burd 8erdnberuns bes 8esinn bee
SiscaIiabres burf bic @eiebsebune
nod I'm brei Monate bor; nebenbei
iparen bic 8ertpiaisunsen fir bas
Seuers. 9oliaeis unb Strabens Departes
msnt in 1891 bebeuteno b6ber, tpie in
1888.
Bum SdluB faet Der Gontrcaeur,
cine @rtrasSteuer iei nDtbis; einess
tbeilS sur 8esubluns ber. Sntereiien an
MnIeiben, ettpa $29. $50; unb ancerns
tbsiIs aur ginIDiuns. bon. SIS. ZOO. falls
ger Bombs.
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Gie berbnbet ginfahbeit NIT 0auerbafiig.
teit, Shncaisfeit. seihtisfeit Der Operation
uno bdIt ldn9er obne Neparatur aus. ale IT.
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ltort ben Operateur. Sie 1T bibid, fompatt
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ODER sebn GgsmpIare t0nnen auf einmaI &C.
madt werben. Sraeno cine intslisents @er'
ion fam fid 3nm Ope ateur in aIpei Sa9en,
ausbiIoen. 8ir offerren $1,000 ir8eno
einem Operateur. Der 70 pieI Ieiiten fanu, iuie
Die bopbelte SoeII.
8uuerIdifss aaenten uno 8erfdufer ueroen
perIanst uno 9dnolern ipe3ielle 8ortbeiIe 9e.
sebeu SIR YampbIete uno @eferen5en penoe
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TeueraIarm &tatipmen.

go. Raasn. QpfaIitGt
10 gDslfon Mlhbs.
t3 elif Wsrft.
IA 9adawanna apt. unb 6isbsnts Siraee
is tadamanna @pt. unb Serantpn paue.
16 2idlon Wanufaeturins 90.
IL 4.S Il s. 60. Stabl WTft.
IS {. 5. & 9. 80. @Itt &pa WibIs.
II Stfferlpn unb eadapanna Apsnafs.
% Wypming Mstnus unp Spruet Straes.
% Qinbtn Shabt une l}fanilin Qlpfnue.
"a @albinstOn glpe. unp Wiulbtrry Giraffe.
25 SIipe Strabr unp Mbams Npfnue.
rs Qadapanna unb Walbingtpn MstnueS.
q Mulberry Strabt unp MapiIpn Wptnus.
% Ssifrlpn Mptnue unp @blpn Stra6t.
81 Clay Nstnue nnb Vint Sira6s.
30 &appufe Npsnut unp pbslps Straee.
SO prppibenet Hoab une Carbon Straee.
"a Qadaranna unb Vprb Wain Mpenues.
IS Sadlpn Strabs unb Wain Mpenue.
Sc Sadlon Strabe unb tine0In alpfnne.
81 Gpsrstt Mpfnuf unb Sadlon Strabe.
38 @urftIo @ptnus unb eafapstit Shaee.
Al Waibinstun are. unb pidory Strase.
AZ Drittf unb 0sapps Stra6s.
AZ 0iinfts Nptnut unb Ginftt Giraffe.
IA Serantcu unb Shbtntt Strabsn.
As Stoptrs pafine Co.. pine BropF.
46 Stpne Nptnut unb ptmIpd Straet.
AZ pittstpn Qpsnne unb gDillpm 6traet.
4S prpspnt Nptnut unb 8tth Straee.
81 &rtar Mptnue unb MIbu Stra6e.
So prpsptd Mptnut unb Nipr Straes.
So Gthar Mptnur unb Gin Straef.
81 Walbiustcn Npe. unb Waplf Straee.
SIS Getar Mpsnue unb ptar StraBe.
Sc scranton Stabl Wuie.
6t Spttanb @traBt unb 9rpmIty ast.
62 Glib Main Mpt. unb Sampion Giraffe.
63 Glib M9ts unb pamptsn Stra6t.
Ga Maibinstpn Mpe. unb Stem Uorf 6iraet.
IS Niaripn Shabe unb GappuIr Mptuue.
66 .. q 3. artu3une unb Green Ritet ct.
II Didlpn aptnue nnb on Narftt Giraffe
72 Court Strabt unb Diamond Nrsnue.
70 prppiptnrt Hpab unb Nprb Natn Gpe.
"a Marftt Sirabe unb Ncrt Wlatn ape.
rs gicrb Wlain @penue uub parifr 6traet.
81 Srid unb Saf Strabsn.
SO Bloom unb Warlet SraBsn..
50 Srpine aptnus unb Mlb Straef.
1893 .. Z. & W. Gra1t paus.
f2l Ws(f Marfst unb Winona Sfraetn.
2i3 .. Z. & 9B. 9arrtn WuffGtfn.
32f .. Y. q D. WaiGinsu Duis
gDte armtrtwtrb.
sscmmt Der aIarm BON aahtn II, fs sirt
,is @lOdt susra ei ne fGIassn, ,anH panf.
rn unb birauf , ierm anl&Iaetu, nsn-
i'd I-I1II. has Gturr In btr NGbe ssn &a-
Ten IA anjtieenb. Sober AIarm pirb trfiual
uisterbOIt. On sId&u Wdt sebsn aus
,abIsn anssssbsn.
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@efffette Mn3etgen.
@nt. xrpifel,
Semti1erMet0er, /,

Ills Sadfon Strabe,
liefert Die fenltsn &lrfe in Sp9e 8arf; unb
ebenio aae Sorten friihes uno n9epodeltes
Gleiih. Maudfleiid u. (. 10.
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Gassn s@impff,
sSraetifcber itbrm,aebsr,
317 2adapanna Mpenue.

Sot ftets .inen bibfden 8orratb bon wano'
un6 8aldenubren ub5entetien' Saenhaoe."'
Wingen, @sidmeioe per,d'ecener ati T. L ~''
unS beSieni aunoen reel nno p'lntfl'd.
Saeparaturen on @anb. uuo &aidenubrsn
G5eidmetbe ieoer Mrt. uuo alle IN meln 6a1
einidlasenosu 8srridtnn9en.
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Tiuan,ielleS fur 1892.

Stabt. Gontroaeur giieIe Ieete am
Srsitaa Gbenb benz Common @ounell
feline 4. 0OranIalase fur, bas Iaafsnoe
Sabr Dor unb mir entnebmen benielben
foIsenoe 9unfts bon. SntsrsileI. fur
Stsuer3abIer:
oo..n,sATaofo' Giuunhtnet
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9biIip BebIe. S. SO. Bed. s. s. DITTO,
@eoree 2orena WiIliam Gam, s. $.
2inbermann. Mrtbur Charlton.
- Der llidbrise Sobn bon @iliam
brennan bon bier bergniiste iid am
Samitas Wiittas bamit, iid binten an
einen Websertpasen anaub6nsen. Der
Salem StraBe berab fubr. Mls Der
Wa8en an bem @eIeiie Der 8ersbabn
anlcnste, tpoIte Der Sunse abiprinssn.
that bies aber su fpdt, Der 8us traf ibr
unb peritiimmeIte ibn furdtbar.
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Mus bem pberen xbale.

Olppbant bat bic Sferte Der
Tbompion Souiton Gompanie aur Gin,
flbruns Der elsftrilden Seleudtuns an.
eenommen. Sie @inri6tuns fOfet
S66ll.4O, bic Dar,pfmaidine S332s.
SnfoIse bon 8ranbitiftuns ipurbe
am Sonntas Morsen bas 8. & s..
8abnbOfsebduoe in Sermpn tbsilpelis
bur9 Seusr ssritDrt unb pisle Der barin
entbaItenen Daaren befhdoist. Gin
beimfebrenber glrbeiter entbedte baS
Seuer anb CAB ben Ilarms.
(GarbOnbaIs GorrsipOntsns.)
-Die Stabt.M HsHoren baben ibre
Mrbeit beenbet uno cine fleine grbDbun9
Der IbibGbuns norsenommen, beiLn.
bers in ben l. unb s. Warbs.
- 8obert Suu bat ben Gontraft fir
bic neue Obj Seaoips Saqe an SaIem
@penue erbaIten unb tptrb bic glrbeit 70
bieI als mbelid beidIeunisen.
Sin Der TrefIins bss GIifforb
&obIeniperfes au Soreit Gitp tpurSe am
Mitipod Der 15iabriss Daniel Gon'
nolp setDbtet.
Die srDbte 2ofomotiSe bsr @elt,
SO. 8O8 unb Der grie Giienbabn So.
eebBris, mar am 9onneritas i'm biefsen
8abnbofe. DaS llnSetbdm tpiest l50
Tpnnen.
Ser Mitternadt 9aiIasieraus
iiberfubr Donneritas Sfa6t nabe hem
SO. l Sdadt ben Ridarb Simonbs
unb tbbtete ibn auf Der Steae. Die
8usansefelltsn iaben ben Mann ni9t,
bis ibn bic 2Ofomotipe traf.
= Die @nseteIIten bes gtabIiFe.
ments bon Ban Bergen 4 60. baben
einen 8eitras gum SOipitaI I'M 8etras
bon 500 Der 8eripaltuns iiberantipors
tet. Die 8obIenoperatoren Steele &
Moiier baben S25 gum sIeiHen 3tned
beisefeuert.
= Serr 8. 8rauer bat am Dpnners
flag iein gisentbum an Der gde bon
Gburd uno iiebenter Ipenue an Sobn
8. Nsalon fur $4,000 perfauft unS bas
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Baifor S. 6. 8uboIpb.
-Die bielise Obj Seloips Saue
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Tranf Stetter, ir.,
Sotel uno Sdderei,

@arme uno taIte Speiien fno 3u ieoer Ia.
9esjeit ju baben. 8riides Eager itets on
3apf, foiuie Weine. 2iquore unb Gisarren.
Die nit meinem Sotel perbunoene Baderei
liefert Elm uopislides Badmsrt unb meroen
ale 8eiteIunsen prompt uuo billi9 beiorst.
S5rant Stetter.
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Qln S9mtnOiI6ttge.

Ser llnterjeidnete, iuelder mad msbridbri'
gen 9eioen uon einem fdweren Qungeniibel
nnb Der sefirdtetsn 9 d. 10 in nd burh
Elm einfades WitteI sebeiIt tpuroe. luinidt
a0' ieinen WitI.oenoen bic Wetbooe Der Sell.
ung befannt au MAIDEN. Gr miro allen, Die
20 piniden. foftsnfrei cine abfdrift bes &e.
sepes fenoeu ueIdes cine fidere SeiIuns fir
Sdwinbfudt. aftbma. Gatarrb,
Bronditis uno ale gals. uno 2ungen.
afsftionen In Gr bofft. oab aIle 2eibenoen
ieip Mittel probren. iueItes uniddsbar 1T.
Wer oas &s3ept bas nidts toftet uno ie8ens.
reid fein fann lpiirf5t, i9reibe sefalisit an
MeD. Gbmarb u. 0ilfpn,
BroofIbn, Nep Sort
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Dit btfsn Grpetrtewaaren autr art an
canb. 6utttr, vcrssllau- anb Sppfpaaren &c.
Gins CUTE MusrabI S&nittpaartn sbsnfalls
porrdtbts, pie alle Mrten Waarsn, nrI&s
man ftiraastmeinsn GamilieHssbran& nStbia
bat.
Das beuti&s wubItfum 10 frsunbIi@f stn
eIaben por,uiprs&en
8, &. 3HrNttb.
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,Gussnia's @ebeimnib Der S6Snbsii" III
Feline Garbe pber 8leihe unb ma1t bic 5aut
eIaitil6, meit unb rpfs, tpie bic zines 8inpes !;
ST. ,5arfil&e &oisnbIdtteE" un,rfUrbamr
5sint fir 2ippen unp @sii6t fein wie cine
chen nbliibte &pfs; prtis ST 90 unb $3.50.
,,GpsmstiI6e Diasfsn" prbsfern unb ssr-
fhSnsrn ben 1eint; prtis So NIT 3utebSr.
,,0erte0srtts Nuburninr" 3ur @plorirung irg-
tnb zines ssblsi6tsn cber srausn Saares gum
bibldelten tttiantfGsn &ptb, ssrutlOs, aus
bautrnp unb barmIos So. ,9lmuIa" enifernt
pplitip 8lsdeH unp SommrrlOrplen 81 unb
50. ,,Nama Dura" IN Der ein3ige Galienper-
tilssr, ben @erste smpfsblen, 81. y&usma"
IN Elm icfort pirfenrer Saarserlf5rer, 81 10.
yOeuline" tas srpbt geribSnrunssmittsl
fir Mussn, ST.. Gau be Auinint 5pnir, ter
srcbe 5aar.GrSsussr; i@ust eas 5aar Dor benz
Musfaasn. ST.
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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-07-29

Mr.. Cooper, of Indiana, July Is,
in discussion of the sundry civil
appropriation bill, made the following
statement
Mr.. Cooper. If the gentleman will
allow me moment, | wish to say
that l hold in my hand the report Of
the Senate Committee on Appropria-
tions upon this bill and | refer to
this document to show the Importance
and the urgency of this amendment.
By this report page 19) it appears
that at the Presidential Inauguration
March 4, 1889, there were here on
the public grounds under the pay of
the Government, number OF these
Pinkerton men. | read:
10 Pinkerton men, 8 days, at SO, $3.50
10 Pinkerton men, day, at $40 100
10 PinkertOn men, expenses,
days, at So, go
10 Pinkerton men, expenses, l
day, at, So, 90
These men were brought here
from distant places and if they were
thus brought here to attend npon the
Inauguration ceremonies, it is more
than likely that unless some express
sion be made by the House against
such a proceeding, it may be adopted
on the occasion for which we are
providing. l have thought it impor-
tant in this connection to call atten-
ton to what has been done in the
past.
All arrangements for the inaugu-
ration of Harrison were made by the
Cleveland administration, and the
Democratic party is responsible.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-07-29

ed every county for Black except lit
tie Glasscock, and would have done
that had it not given the Peo-
ple's Party big majority. Our
noted lawyer and fellow countryman,
Col. Geo. G. Evans, of Tom Webb
notoriety, pledged old Washington,
but he will not live long enough to
see the day that he will carry it. 1t
seems to be their sole aim to defeat
Tom by any means, fair or foul.
1t seems that Gordon and Bob
Lewis have about gone by the board.
I havn't heard Gordon brag since
Watson reflected to his Gibson war
whoop. | reckon he is still saying,
''Hear that, Third Party men! Hear
that! !" while Northen reads for him.
[ havn't heard of Bob Lewis until the
Thomson harangue in a good while ;
guess he's had some tongue affection.
He generally talks lots and does lit
tie. What has become of Sid Lewis :?
Is he dead or sleeping? Ireckon he
is doing both. Well, just tell them
all to come down as soon as possible
and give US few rounds of good old
time Democracy, it will help us.
THIRD PARTYITE.
People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-07-29
From Washington County.

We are thoroughly organized. Out
of about 1000 white voters we will
give the Peoples Party 1900, and
all the colored voters, about 900
strong, will vote the Peoples Party
ticket.
We demand reform in our county
and we will have it. We have been
controlled by that Sandersville clique
and ring as long as we will stand it.
We are going to down them at the
polls in October and November.
[ notice that the little Thomson
convention has nominated Maj. Black
to run against our Tom Watson. I
hate to see as good man as Black
get beaten. He ought to make the
race for some office he could get. We
are going to nominate our Senator,
Representatives and county officers
on the 28th. We expect Tom Wat
son to be here. Col. Post is also ex-
pected. 1t will be a grand rally for
the Peoples Party of Washington
county. We would like. to have
Northen, Black, Gordon and Atkin-
son come down and speak for us !;
they have done good for the Peo
pIe's Party wherever they have been.
Hurry them up and send them down
here, and Washington county will be
more solid than ever. There are
some men in our midst who, [ am
sorry to say, are controlled by friends
or men with whom they trade. We
are met by few enemies-of the
old mossback variety-who are using
every means, however low, to beat
us. They spent $1,000 dollars and
four barrels of whisky in Glascock
county, and then got defeated the
worst you ever heard Of, except when
Washington county's time comes for
action. [ understand that there is a
corruption fund of $4,000 or $4,000
made up in this county to defeat our
Tom, but it, like all the rest, will be
spent in vain.
I see from returns Of the meeting
at Thomson that the delegates pledg-