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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-06-05
Hotter. ARRIVALS.
Depot HotcI--CiarE Il Green, Pro-
prIctDIS.

prIctnrs.
VI Badt, J Il Hall, Wells: W G Van
Horne, Chns 4 Wilbur. Salt Lake;
Jas Mulligan. S & Weston, Lone
Mountain; John Alnlcy, Blame; Geo
y Taylor. Pleasant; \ & Presley,
Chicago; W Rablin, s T.; y Kelly *
wifc, - Louis.
w Purt,. 4 Kennedy, Carlin; DR.
DayoehcIsola, Neil Liciiiicld, FRANK
lBarIcn. Cumnnrhe Indian Medicine
Co, Chicago; james Thompson, Dos
TOM Seymour, GA iicmctuck, W
= Wood, l. Morris, II Morgan, ) H.;
J Il Branton, CO Roberts, + VI bran
toy, NJ VI Shoa, lIallcck; T. Schmidt,
Natch"H; T. NJ McPhetrcs, Dan Amcs.
Salt Lake; J y Bcilar, Beowawe; JAS
+ DrnnIs, Battle Mountajn; } Il
Wright. Ruby Valley: T. y johnson
South Fork; G. ~ pmrniIcr, " u Tel
Co: Wm Perkins, Thos CahiIl, } Is
Roberts, G. N Bower, Owen McKrnna
4 WIFE, LamuIllc; J y Reed, Wells.
wv Frost, White Rock; Stephen
Dakin, Lamoillu; Joe Ilcnncn. Pleas
ant; ChaS Adams, John Scott, South
Fork; Wan Smriey, Dccth; John Cros-
son, Star VALLEY; james Cassidy, f. J
Ct95aiy, bishops; J Davidson, & f.
Williams, Curlin; Chas T. Hays, W
i;ablin, = +; II & Hardy, Tnano; T. N
McphGt5cs. " q Van Horne, G II
Wilbur, Salt Lake; j NJ McCutchcou
~ son. MnuuJ; = T. Wore, Helena,
Montana; J NJ Matter, ruscar"rn.
G " Pratt, Vi Shearcr. North Fork;
I Iiomoymnn. Cioyer Nalley.
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(FRoM wEDSEsDAY's DAILY.I
sALNIAGUNDI.

Judge Rives, OF Eureka, is spending
n few days in town.
District Atty. Plumtner returned
from the west this morning.
At least two thirds Of the chiefs OF
police of American cities are Irish
men by birth or extraction.
Memorial Day a generally OBJ
served throughout the State.
John Il. Bray has been reelected
principal Of the Reno schools.
Grand Muster Beard went to Tus-
carOra on this mornings stage. He
will visit ruscarora Lodge tonight.
the Executive Committee will meet
nj s o'clock this evening 10 appurtion
tho money to tho different Com
mittecs.
The stage brought down from rus-
caror last evening II bars OF bullion,
from tho Nevada Queen mine, valued
at %S23,I29-32.
Mr.. ID. 4. Bender, alternate dele
gate, will represent mis- principal, Dir.
w. Il Smith, Of Eiko, in tie Mime
apolis Convention.
The private in the German army is
paid $3.50 per month, or eight cents n
day, out of which three cents is de.
Quoted for mess expenses.
Somcrville Journdi:--Woman poses
and man proposes.
And then the trouble begins.
John p. Jones, Nevada's Senator
from New York, is said 10 be n strong
Blaine man. Yet he prejends TO rep
resent Il silver State in tho u. S. SEN
ate.
Shipments OF Nevada butter to
California arc increasing, two tons II
week being shipped from Carson, and
about the same noun from Mason
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzmaurice left for
Wells this morning TO visit relatives
aud friends. From there Mr.. Fitz.
maurice will 20 to Creede, Colo,
where he expects to locate.
Tuesdays journal says: Yesterday
ilrgs were at half-mast in Reno,
though in other parts OF the country
the flags are at full mast on Decora-
] ftnn IlDN. nn.l mara -, an 81, t,,,
stock ycstord y.
The value Of the product of the fac
tories and mills west Of the Missis-
sippi during the year 1891 is o =
Putcd AT si2},GGS,G95, and the product
OF tho States west Of the Missouri
alone is computed at sl9J,722,6IB.
Reno Gdzcitc:-On e OF the mem
beers of tho local Salvation Army said
Saturday evening that he would
fight anyone in town for as much
money rs they were willing TO put up.
lhtS ~ q -..---v '.y - Zach re-
ligion.
The two oldest pensioners on the
rolls of the Nav York pension Office,
and two Of the oldest in the United
States, although pensioners are pro-
verbally long-!ivei, are General Tup-
per and General Daley. They are
Veterans of 1912.
a girl baby weighing two and n
half pounds, dressed, and measuring
only six inches, was born last week AT
Springfield, Ohio. She is perfectly
formed AMI very handsome. An or.
binary finger ring can be Inserted on
either legG or arms.
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(FRoM THuRsDAr's DA1Lr.I
SALMAGUSDI.

A tire was a necessity in this truth
factory this morning.
The gold. bug has no wings, but no
gets there all the same.
Make your arrangements to spend
the Fourth OF j ulY in Elko.
Ben Fitch, j. b. Hall and r. p.
Hamill came down from Wells o.day.
SEQ Roscns stocks new nd in another
column and give him n call when you
need anything in his line.
Miss Ida Russell left on No. 4 to-
day for an extended visit TO friends in
the western part Of the State.
Last evenings stage brought down
two bare OF bullion from the Coptis
mine, Tuscarora, valued at sJ,77O.
Charlie Fair has commenced r
ceedings to obtain possession nf his
brothers share OF his mothers estate.
Sheriff Polk has paid to the Coun-
iy Treasurer the sum Of Si63.75 for
Licenses collected during the month
Of May.
MIR. Q. w. Grover, who has been
confined to his bed for several days.
il improving. We hope To sec him
out again soon.
L. n. Stone has closed his school at
TuscaroTa for the term and returned
to Elito. He will spend his vacation
i'll the Assessors office.
III II cheap coat makes acheap man,
what effect does cheap sugar have ON
tho man who wears tho cheap coat?
Will some NcKinleyite give US an an.
swer?
ME too Platt" has his wal paint
on and is after the political scalp OF
Grandfather's hat. There is no Mug
wumpery about Plat, he goes for
everything in sight.
jim Townsend probably speaks
from experience when he says: II Il
mar wishes To feel his real insignif-
cance, let him hang around "a saloon
for au hour or so, dead broke.
The anti-liill Democrats OF New
York. in their convention at Syracuse
on Tuesday, elected n delegation To
the Chicago Convention, pledged TO
support Grover Cleveland for Presi-
dent.
Chas. Graf, bound over TO await
the action Of the Grand jury by JUS
tice t;cgan, OF Tuscarora, was before
the District Court this morning on a
writ of habeas corpus and was dis
charged.
Tho INDEPENDENT is in receipt Of a
bulletin from the State University on
the creamery industry. 1t is filled
with valuable Information and sh0nld
be in the hands Of all who are inter.
csted in the creamery business send
to tho Agricultural tx experiment. STA
ton, Reno, Nov, and get Il copy of
this bulletin.
The Pioche Record has the follow.
ing regarding the Ferguson District:
From a sample Of ore taken from the
prospect owned by S. Il. Mclaughlin,
james Picrsnn and w. II. G issau, an
assay made in Z oche went Sl3 $50 in
gold tn the ton. The lodge crops out
of the ground for several hundred
feet, and would Indicate tho presence
of n large body Of ore.
An exchange says no ono should
get mad because Il newspaper pub
Usher duns him for money. a dun il
not an Impeachment Of n subscribers
integrity but simply an outcropping
OF the editors necessity. For in.
stance n thousand men owo a man
from one to ten dollars. lie has TO
dun them to get the money to pay his
expenses. Instead OF getting mad
because the editor asks him for hir
honest dues. tho subscriber should
thank the editor for waiting so pa.
~'iently and pay him like n gentleman.
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She Laughed Heat.

81 suppose you haven't forgotten
that il is leap year," he said, as he
took n scat beside hor, "and so I must
bo careful not 10 Iced the couycrso.
ton in u dangerous direction" and hc
laughed.
81 had quite forgotten IT," she said.
with Il yawn; "wnat's tho uac Of ro.
mentioning H. WHOM You ncyor meet n
man who IL worth proposing to-"
This limo bc didn't laugh.--iN. Y.
Press.
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THEHYENA'S TEETH EXPOSED

1t Is high tame that the people OF
the United States should throttle the
money power. II they do not, the
money powcr-tLe monuuIetaliis,s-
will throttle them, and from free men
will change their condition To that Of
sinN'"s. Hni" tbs u.rn,.y king ap-
%parertiy sits back aud seems 10 be-
doing nothing, il IS Il Tact that he is
manipulating the strings and using
strategy 10 further his own ends. He
Is banded together with the gold-bug
and the bond-holder. The combinn-
lion IS dangerous, treacherous and
Grasping, as IL shown by the FOLLOW
ing extracts from a circular sent out
by Wall street:
ave must proceed with caution,
and guard well every move made, for
the lower orders OF the people are al
ready showing signs OF restless com
motion.
"Prndcnce will, therefore, dictate n
policy OF apparent yielding tn the
popular will-until all our plans are
90 contaminated that wc can declare
our designs without fear of any or
ganiZcd resistance.
"rhc Farmers Alliance and knights
OF Labor organizations in the United
States should DO carefully watched by
our trusted mon, and we must take
Immediate steps TO either control the
organizations in our interests. or to
disrupt them.
"At the coming Omaha convention,
to be hold july It'll, 1892. our mcn
must attend and direct its movements
or else there will be set OH foot such
antagonism 10 our design rs may ro-
qulro force To overcome.
This, at the present time, would
he premature, ms we are not yet ready
for such II crisis. Capital must pro-
iect itself in every possible amor
through combination and legislation.
Tho courts must DO called to our aid,
debts musi DO collected, bonds and
mortgages forccloscd as rapidly us
possible.
"Whcn, through process Of law, the
common people have lost their homes,
they will DO more tractablc, and easily
governed through tho influence of
tho strong armof government, applied
by II central power OF Imperial wcul,h
under tho control OF leading linnn-
ciors.
"a people without homes will not
quarrel with their rulers. History
repeats itsalf in regular circles. Tho
truth is we'll known among our prin.
cipal mon 10 engaged in forming IN
Imperialism Of capital TO govern tho
world. Whho they arc doing tbis,
tho people must DO kept in n cordi.
ton OF political antagonism. The
question Of iariiT reform must bc urged
through the organization known as
tho Democratic party. Tho question
Of protection, with reciprocity, must
10 forced to public Wow through tho
Republican party. BY thus dividing
tho voters, we ran got them TO expand
their energies in lighting each othor
over questions Of n" importance to us
except Ns tcthcrs 10 load tho common
hord.
"Thus by discreet action wo can go.
euro all that has been 80 generously
planned, md, thus far, 80 successfully
accomplishod."-lSil Lake Stock and
Mining JourHui.
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Notice.

BIDS for furnishing leo TO tho Coun-
ty Hospital, County Jail aud Court
hous" viii lao received until Monday
Juno 9th, 1892 at which time all bids
VIII 10 opened. Tho Bonrd reserves
tho right To reject any and all bids.
By order " tho Board OF County
Commissioners.
go, L. o. HEaprRsos.
riko, May 3, 1892. tai Clork.
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AAHKIIjI).

FirHMAuRicE-Sc Eureka.
Nevada, Muy 81, 1892, by tho Rov.
Mr.. Bollam, Mr.. John Fit2mnuricc,
OF Eureka, To Miss Emna SchcrT,
OF this place.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-06-05

Following il n report OF tho Jack.
son District school for the month
ending MAY 20, 1899;
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every sunday, and zen, 10 any Ad-
tr"ss CpU-tSyc PaidJ. 81 the t~cllc-lng rates,
p,s sbis Ia -lvEIc6:
Wv NfAfs.. w
SiF hlphlns 4 "
FOR any period under six mouths. Fifty
c ate per mouth.
Entered ct tue EIko, Nevada. PostofHc. fUi
a rsmisaion through the mails ~ recoud
Sir.s IgAii m.ttcr.
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DAILY DENT.
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ISSUED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS Elk.
oeptcd.
w. w. BOOHER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
T

one copy, one ycar .-.3 8 90
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ADVERTISING RATES.

wul be ,nsds As low q. is Consistent With
sound bu-Iness principIp.. Apply al tho Vf
ace for terms.
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Monday being Memorial Day no
paper will bc issued from this Office.
J. b. Totlcy aud j. II. Mateer loft
by-this mornings stage for Tuscaro.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1ai lie per oent-Governments
Duh but Firm-StOokS, HiEher-Elour'
Louer-Wheat, Active.
New YoRK, June 13.-Moncy on call easy
atlalL per cent; last loan Ia per cent;
closed offered at ! 4 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 54a5 per cent. STEERING OK
change quiet but steady al 49, aa4Sc1.
GoyERNNENTS-Dullb but firm.
Fours Registered. ....................l ly.s
Four-and-a-balt Registered..........lO C
PaCifc Skies Of 'e5.............,.....
SrATSs--DuI but firm.
RAILROADs-Fairiy active.
SToCKS-The stock market for the first
time In many weeks developed decided ac-
;ivity, while the strength snOwn, especial
" in the forenoon, was very pronounced,
resulting In material Improvement in val
yes all over the list though the Changers
and Iudustrials and Chicago Gas IN pnrt!c-
ular we're especially strong points. The
buvlng was more urgent than 1t any time
during the last few weeks and
its source was principally Chicago
aud the favOrites OF that centre were not
specially active, but scored large gains De
fore the rush 10 Ouy was satisfied. Tue
general belief that the improved conditions
reflected IN the government crop report
would result IN increasing the foreign IL
vestmcuts in American securities was met
with some buying for foreign account, but
the local traders followed the lead Of the
Chicago party and bought largely OF st.
Paul, Burlington and Rock Island and Chi
cago Gas. There was only one weak
spot in the market and thst wGs New Eng
land, which suffered the effects Of the new
move OF tho New Haven people IL buying
the Housatonic railroad, and Us opening
loss was not only as great as any advance
bv the Changers, but its further decline
was equally as great. Il partially recover
ell, however, ard remained quiet after the
first slump was over. The market closed
rather weak but still generally fractonally
higher than on Sasurday. Sales Nl, sJo
shares. Quotations closed bid:
Adams Express, l46S: American Elk
press. ll6; Canada Pacific, ssh Central
Pacific, SOSi; Chesapeake and OHIO, 23's;
do hrst preferred, 6llS; do second pre-
ferred, 4e: ChicsgO and Alton, l40; Chica-
go. Burlington aud Quincy, lG0; Delaware
and Hudson. l4S]s; Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western. 1861; Denver and Rio
Graude preferred, 49, Erie, 2l3s; 40 pre-
ferred, 655f; Fort Wayne, To-; Illinois
Central, los; Lake Shore, l2S1s Michigan
Central, 1917 Minneapolis and St. Louis,
IlIS: do preferred, 295s Missouri Pacific,
5ST; Northern Pacific, 20if do preferred,
56: Northwestern, 1913; do preferred,
l46X; New York Central, 49, Oregon
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
Truth I, Stranger Than Fiction.

George Washington Lee lazily loung-
Ing over his late breakfast with his wife
attired In rich morning wrapper, sit
ting opposite, constituted an ideal pic
ture OF elegant ease and comfort
George, f" she said as her hand, glitter
Ing with diamonds, eyed with the gold
enammelled crown OF the coffee cup,
may | ask n small favor?'
Certainly, my dear" he responded
gallantly, what is It?"
II want a thousand dollars"
Georges hand went TO his vest pocket
and he carelessly tossed 10 bill over 10
her.
Thank you, dear" she said sweetly.
"And, George, I want = new pair OF dla-
mond earrings. Those l have are too
small TO match the necklace you gave
me last week"
every well, love, I'll stop at the jew
eler's as go down town and have him
send them up"
"And, George, dear, ! want at least
five pretty, light silk dresses TO wear at
the seaside this summer"
81 don't see why you shouldn't havo
on even half dozen, darling. 60 down
and select what you please"
'How good Of you, George" she said
tenderly. "Aud, George, can't have q
cart with russell harness and sorrel
horsel I'm tired OF the phaeton?"
Excuse me, dear. | might have
known that. You've had that phaeton
now almost three months. BY all means
get the cart" and George lazily broke
another egg,
"And that cottage in the Adir6n-
dackS, George, she veutured, shall l
tell the agent we will take IL at the
price be gave?"
certainly, dear, it will be such a
pleasure toyOu."
"Oh, George" she twittered, chow
awfully lovely you are and bow glad /
am that am your own little WHEY"
And we'll she might be glad that she
was tho wiley Of a man 40 lavish in his
gifts, so prodigal in his generosity, for
George Washington Lee was Pullman
car porter and the rich and mighty OF
the nation paid tribute to him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
Restoring oules at Oklahoma

GUTHRIE, 0. T, June 13.-The race war
which seemed imminent last night has been
averted and comparative quiet reigns to-
day. The disarmament OF the boisterous
negroes and whites mad much TO do with
calming the excited people and no more
trouble is anticipated.
Hio Holley, tho negro who assaulted a
white woman Saturday night has oeen re
moved TO Wichita Jail. The story OF the
other assault, that upon Mrs. Guyken by
Anthony Lawson, and the latters killing
bva mob, is untrue. Lawson attempted 10
break into Guyken's house but was driven
away. There IS nothing to show that he
coute mplated sny further crime.
A committee OF vigilantcs he's been
formed, divided into three companies, each
to do duty eight hours daily. Their or
Rauization is strong and together with the
officers will be able to preserve the peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
TILTOEVILLE.
s,..-,L c.rr.,nont.ne. ofMs R.gnl.r.

Social C5rrespontsncs ofths R.giStsr.
TgroNvLLE, o., June 19.-Tbe much
en- .cG Of festival came of Saturday night
I'm Town Hall, and was grand success
financially as well As socially. The men,
bcrS OF 'hs church took hold OF the work
with 4 vin. determined 70 mako success
of The undertaking II possible, and they
were not disappointed in the efforts thao
were put forth.
The hall vas crowded to It's utmost
cauac!,v most OF tho evening, aud many
strangers from a distance were present 10
enjoy tho evening in discussing the leo
cream, cake, etc, that was set
before them. The members OF
the orchestra were highly complimeuted
on tho sweet strains produced from their
musical instruments, and were kindly
thanked for helping the good cause along
in such a charming way. Miss Letltla
Parker YVES the successful lady contestant
for The gold watch, aud was highly delight
Cd when 10 was presented 10 her. Miss
Parker had collected over 900. Miss Min
ME Akcu collected Sos and therefore re-
cclvcd second prize which was also fine
gold watch.
The watches were purchased from jewel
or. John Lash Of Wheeling, and are per
feet little b-auties'' so the girls say.
There was $500 made Including expenses.
Nearly 500 OF this will De clear money and
40 towards building the new Methodist
church in this place.
on Wednesday evening Rev L. Il. Stew
arr viii lecture on Life In Anderson7ille
Prison FOR 'hc bc-e:tof the same cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
LIVE sroCK.

CHICAGO, June 13-Cattle-receipts, 49,
GOO head: shipments 1900 head; market,
STEADY 10 lower: natives 90 95aS IS; Texas
steers = t5a3 IS: cows al 4Os3 10.
Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
q.vUO head: market. sc lower; rough and
common a Cos4 30; packers and mixed
- s0a4 90; prime heavy q a5a5 0S; ligh,
a 70a5 O0.
Sheep-Receipts, COCO head; shipments,
5000 head, market, active and steady
clipped natives and Westerns IS 25a5 GO;
clipped Texans q 75a5 30; yearlings s. IS
al 80; spring lambs = ooaG 30,
EAST LIBERTY, PA, June l9.-Cattle-
RECEIPTS loss head; shipments $40 head
market active az last weeks prices.
Hogs Receipts 5000 head; shipments
I. 400 head market active; all grades e. o.
a. -.
Shcep-Receipts COCO head; shipments
$500 head, market steady and unchanged.
C1NclyyArrI, June l3-Hogs strong;
COMMON ami hight, - 50a4 -; packing and
butchers. = Gja4 %; receipts, $500 head
shipments, 500 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
San Francisco 90 New York.

J. Edwin Stone, the pedestrian now
en- route from San Francisco to New
York, wrote from Logan, Iowa, on his
arrival thore: "SInce I have been on
my walk across the continent | have
suffered greatly from diarrhwa through
change of water l was induced TO try
Chamberlaiu's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, and say with pleasure
that IL issn article OF merit and has
done all for me that 1t was represented
to do" Every traveller and every fam
lily should be provided with bottle Of
this romedy. 25aud 80 cent bottles for
sale By c. r. Goetze, w. w. Irwin, w.
$. Mccullough, c. MeukemelIer, :. L..
Brice, J. Coleman, c. SchneDi, w. c..
Armbrect, the Kurtz Drug Co., Lincoln
& Co., W. E. Williams, John KIari, A.
e. Scheele, and w II. Williams, Wheel
ing; Bower & Co., Bridgeport, o.; and
b. f. Peabody, Benwood, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14
BRIDGEPORT.

Geo c. Mckee left last evening for
Columbus, 10 attend the district convention
90 elect delegates 10 the National COnven-
tiou a. Chicago. George is in the race,
and from the present outlook how'll be one
OF the delegates from this district.
AZ last the sidewalk on the KlrkwOod
bridge has Ocen finished. Although ittoO6
quito time 20 complete the walk 10 looks
substantial enough - last for several
years.
Mrs Lizzie McFadGen Is the guest Of
Miss Clara Forbes in kirkwood whllc on
her way home 20 CadiZ, from California
where she has been spending tho winter
Miss Margaret Simpson entertained a
few Of her friends Yesterday 81 her home,
"a Few miles ont In the country.
The condition OF Mrs Ed. Wells was re-
ported somewhat improved yesterday.
Miss Hannah Smith Is visiting her sister
~ MiugO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-14

T,1,, T r Drfgrs of Wo-7sra'7 ana
C5air,sr .Tr57b.-. 0f Jgcel,rrr.. left for
the S,aro Convention az Columbus yester-
dqv morning Hon David Wagner, %
West Wheeling, I.stog the afternoon train,
aEt r1e remainder gt ''se 1..e lA, ~ u.
III ] san, Taylor ~ortH, w. D. Evans ...
j. Stegar, IT. W.. Mo...'', ham p.aNS' o..
W Terril. and r. y. ta.. -e.l ,asl I-A'
on the ~ O'Clock tram. Dr. D.. N. i,.RGs,
of Powh8tau, ono %. tre delegates. Will nov
attend The convention, anu VIII be repro
s.utcd uv an alternate.
Tba Cffr E,rr4 OF v.r.r--ati1n COM
,,rsteJ MAI ,,.-rs WAS f.. La done i'm tefs
Civ v,stertav. hav.rg 0ce1 In session SIX.
To-, davs Tr. Br7ri win 20 ont to 81
Slair.v}Is ~ ~1r-rw .-I ,ewrrr.e tho
work NJ tie Avi.t9r's er.et. The findings
~ tbr E4,~1 ,-fF mako rr fucrras, over
r. -s,s.o~,, r,.rrrs ~ about $4,000
The Ro,rd f1grd fbr work much easier
"a. vo,r frrr, rFe frrt that many persons
SrLo We ~, Hal mon to testify las, wear
ha3 a., their returns uesrer r.-lt this
ye,r
o,,. ---f-. 20 NJ r,.-t ,,t, was
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A...et ~ .tC -, ~. ,.,, ..,,. ,,.-.