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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-01
TURF.
hudson County Jockey Club

NORTH BERGEN, N. j.
RACING EVERY DAY-RAIN OR HIN
FIRST RACE AT 2 p. M.
track.
ADMISSION ONE DoL4AR.
~WHITEkIEAD.
SECRETARY.
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
Close Match Between the Excelsior a nc
JeEsen Clubs,

Close Match Between the Excelsior q nc
Jefsen Clubs.
The champion team of the Exec ls1ol
Rifle Club met and defeated the quinte tte
last evening upon its range at NO. q
Montgomery street, of the Jefsen II III
Club of the Heights. The visitors Were
no match for the Crack-a-Jacks, and
lost by so points. The home team
reckoned upon the strength of their oppo'
nents and banged away accordingly;
They were not forced to exert their skill
in any way, and the scores were not IN
keeping with the usual figures. Hen
nessev and Weber were we'll up, tlelng
for high scores. Steaber of the visiting
riaemen was next in order with 235. Score;
Excelsior r. CT. P. Hansen, 23!; w: D.
Hennesy, 23s; w. FL. Hallowell, 2ss; VIM. Web
er. 23s; w. j. Claiming, 234. Total, LIZA.
Jefsen r. C.-Steuber, 236; Sessman, POS: JEFF
sen, 2O5; Jachsman, 49,; Doelger, BIG. Total
1908.
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ON THE ALLEYS.

Three Exciting Contests at the Assembly
Rooms.
There was good sport at the Assembly
rooms last night. The contesting clubs
were the Holzbacker, Valencia and Spar
tan. The first score was as followsi-
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The Tenny Club bowlers occupied Frank
Muller's KliAow alleys last night and
pounded the pins in u lively manner The
members were arranged into teams and
bowled II game for REFRESHMENTS. which
resulted in phenomenal totals. overtop-
ping all made by i've. teams here this
season. Casey eXcelled in the scores.
Frank Ennis was second nigh, and the
Others well above the average as fol
loW6:-
TEAM M T. TEAM No. Q
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Lynch Won't Fight Untn Fall.

Paddy McBride and his friends were IN
great glee last night. When Lynch re-
fused to fight him for $500 a side a few
DAYS age on the ground that the stakes
were too small, Mcbride proceeded to
hunt up backing. In this he had little
trouble. Buck Gallagher II Dick Nc
Grath came over from Philadelphia yes
terday, and with Andy Hughes and Nc
Bride, they met Lynch and his friends at
the Illustrated News office.
They wanted to fight badly, and offered
to arrange n finish fight for any sum from
$500 to 1900 u side, but Lynch would not
have anything to do with them. He said
he wouldn't be ready to fight, even for
bigger stakes. till fall.
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fight at New Orleans is quite brisk, with
the latter Il slight favorite. The rumors
Of Makers unsteady habits Of late is re-
sponsible for the shift in the betting.
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NOT In The RING.
Ryan Says Tonsilitis Knocked Him Out
in Ii Preliminary Bout.

Ryan Says Tonsilitis Knocked Him Out
in Ia Preliminary Bout.
Ryan gave the sporting fraternity of
New Orleans a genuine surprise last
night by declining to meet Needham. 1t
was not known until a short time before
the hour fixed for the fight to commence.
eight o'clock, and there were over 1900
persons present. The announcement was
made that the fight was off because of
Ryan's sickness. The club is q heavy
loser by the affair, for they nave been
compelled to refund some $4,000 taken
for tickets. Ryan, it SEEMS is subject to
tonsilitis and has been troubled with it
several times before. He has a weak
throat and whenever he catches a cold it
goes at ouce TO that organ. He was
backed up by a PHYSICIANS certificate,
however, just us if he had been a prima
donna suffering from diphtheria. and
there was no help for it.
He was, however, seen on the streets an
hour before the announced time OF the
fight. This is the second time that Ryan
has pleaded some complaint as an excuse
for not lighting. The visiting sports are
wild at his action. Needham
that he will never give Ryan a chance to
meet him again.
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individual championship and the gold
watch offered by the proprietor. Charlie
Martin Increased his lead by defeating
Wickham in an exciting contest; me
latter lost his second series to Cofman.
The scores were:-
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han ali, a scrap book containing records
and clippings of every gane of bail he
ever played. Everything was lost. lie
had no insurance.
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TEAM No. 9
TEAM No. 1.
Amateur Bowling League Meeting.

Secretary Bischof Of the Jersey City
Amateur League has issued a call for a
meeting to be held at Dukes alleys.
Woods Hall. Thursday evening. The
business for the season will be completed
and the championship trophies awarded
to the Klikow and Pin knight clubs, win
Hers of first aud second ~lonors. Archie
Duke of the Pin knights will receive the
special pli2e tor the highest average.
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Valencia. .......... Sc 122 POI 267 $50 4S8 $40 $50 643 20;
Spartan ...........90 l76 237 500 800 46S 53I 6lS 6s4 74
Umplre-C Schroeder.
Seorers-k. A. Hahn and c. II. Schroeder.
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FRAMES,

Holzhacker., .....G 6 las pa pa S1 s7s 440 ASH E6l 6S
Valencia. ..........6 81 1923 1y 25 3JS $50 432 SIS 5y3 667
mpire- Schroeder.
Scorers-E. A. Hahn and c. II. Shredder.
In its contest with the Spartans, the
Holzhackers also came to grief. The
conra.-.
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hereby ordered drawn on the County Colt
iector. and signed by the Director a
Large and Gle TX of the Board. in pay
ment of the TO flowing claims as reported
correct by the Committee on Finance n
Audit. yiz:-Printing and Stationery:
JOHN D. GORMAN,
w, u. ELLIS,
NJ. HENNEssEY,
w. J.. TIERNEY,
NJ. J.. CoYLE.
D. NJ. NooNAN,
Committee.
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Tie Union Hill billiard Tournament.
The scores in the billiard tournament
now in progress at Groth's Hall, Uuion
Hill are as followS:-
BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOl.DERS.
Adjourned Meeting, Friday. Fob. o, 1889
IOFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

Adjourned Meeting, Friday, Fob. D, 1897
ToFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS j
Adjourned meeting of the Board or
Chosen Freeholders of Hudson county,
held in the Court House on Friday, Feb.
ruary 5. 1892.
Present at roll call-Director at Large
Bruggemann and Freeholders Coyle. Ell
lis, German, Hennessey, Noonan, Pnhg-
stem aud Tieruey-7.
Observation-Disclosures Kimnlerly, Moo
nan and Perry-3. :,
Director at Large Bruggemann stated
that the first order of business was a res
olution to pay salaries.
From Committee on Finance and u
it:
10 the Honorable the Director at Large
aud members of the Board OF CHOSEN
Freeholuers of the County OF Hudson:
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee on FL
nance and Audit would respectfully re-
port recommending the adoption VI bhe
following:
Resolved, That warrants be and are
hereby ordered drawn on the County Col
lector, and signed by the DIRECTOR at
Large and Clerk of the Clerk of the
Board, in payment of the following
claims as reported correct by the Com
mittee on Finance and Audit, viz: Sal
aries of employees at the different County
Institutions:
JOHN D. GoRMAN.
w. II. ELLIS,
w. j. TIERNEY,
M. HENNESSEY,
NJ. J. CoYLE,
d. M. NOONAN,
Committee.
Eu,1ovae, Claims Committee on Peni-
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Totais......l ll5N no Totals..... o y 10 !


FRAMES.
Holzhacker.. ,...s 50 146 $50 294 800 442 519 592 ga 7l9
Spartan -. -. .,e6 i35 23 21S 36l 448 $40 62 6i9 766
Umpire &C. Schroeder.
Scorers e. A. Hahn and @. H. Schroeder.
In the third contest the Spartans
plucked from the Valencias the laurels
they had won from the HoIzhnckers by a
small majority as follows:-
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Tenny Club BOWERS.

Hudsops .........74 $50 254 e39 423 A94 $50 6S5 72 TS3
Eulhergords..... 81 $50 IA S42 All ig6 $50 SIS G9i I57
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Freebooter German moved the report
be received and warrants ordered dra Tn
in payment of said contract claims.
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas and nays. there voted as follows;
Yeas-All the members of the Board
PRESENT..
Absent-F reeholders Kimmeriy, Perry,
and Noonan-3.
The Director-at-Large declared the re.
| port adopted.
From Committee on Finance and Audit
To the Honorable the Director t-Large
and Members of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders:
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee on FL
nance and Audit would respectfully re-
port recommending the abolition of the
following:
Resolved, That warrants be and they
| are hereby ordered drawn on the County
| Collector, and signed by the Director-aU-
| Large and Clerk of he Board, in pay
ment of the following claims as reported
| correct by the Committee on Finance and
Audit, viz:
JOHN d. GoRMAN,
". H. ELLIS,
w. j. TIERNEY,
M. HENNESSY,
NJ, J. Coyle,
d. Nj. NooNAN,
Ha,, ~ tao
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-11-06

STEWANr n DUnOIS.

Tho Carson Appedi has tho follow.
ing to Gay regarding the attack OF
Senator Dubois, OF Idaho, on Senator
Stewart ia n letter written 10 WIN.
Woodburn: =
Thorc 10 only ono rcnson SIR. Du.
boie hos for his malignant attack up.
on Senator Stewart; 1t il simply this:
Ddbois ran for Senator in Idaho two
years ugo and dragged 70 much
monkey bugincss into his campaign
that Wm. Caggett, bis opponent, who
10 also an old Neyaddu, contested hie
scat aud Wm. NJ. Stewart conducted
Mr. Claggett's case for him. Stewart
showed Dubois up in his true colors
hod tOro tho mask from bis face. or
couree Dubois don't like Stovatt and
takes every occasion 10 abuse him MS
tn the above instance. Whenever
stewart makes n silver move Dubois
gets black IN The faco, for il there 10
ehy u issue he don't like TO tan,per
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WALL STREET DOODLE.

"The following telegram was found
on tho streets OF T~uscarora and has
driftcd into the Times. Review Office:
"ELyo, NEv., Oct. II, 1852.
To GEO. II. BIGD, T%uscnrora:
Lamb Hit TO Jump Flowers. Will
knife write Mel Rock by Dog with
Bruce. Answer quick.
Il. S. rAIRTNGToS."
On tho back OF said telegram is the
following translation in pencil:
"Strother agrees to advance en-
penaes. viii Bird run for Assembly
man by petition with Bruce"
Who il strother?
Tho Chairman of tho Harrison Bar
tine Republican State Central Com
mitteo."
The foregoing startling information
from the Times-Royiow OF Wednesday.
is conclusive evidence thut the sack
has been found and that it 10 being
u@d in Eiso county in the interests
OF ths Harrison. Bartine gold bug
combination. "Strother agrees to ad.
vance expenses" yes, anu Strothor
- tho man who went to New
York somo timo ago to confer with
Wall street md shortly Afterwards
returned TO Nevada md begun n Wig:
orou cam paign 10 favor OF Harrison,
tho great enemy Of silver, and his
supporter, ii. Il. Bartine. Tho voters
az Elko county should vote to down
amy such n combination. Every vote
Tor 1t js IL vote Aguinst yourselves nntP.
rgainst Tho ablest man Nevada hns
ovor boom represented by--Wm. NJ,
Stewart. Let tho people 10 on tho
alert and support tho Democratic leg.
islative ticket. They are tho non
you should give your supporEys they
are pledged aud will leave no stdho
unturnod in the advocacy Of Senator
Stewart. and thereby upEod our
+ !htful cause, tho flea aud Unlimited
coinage Of silyo-.
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REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD
VOTE FOR TIE
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES ,
FOR THE assembly,

1-Becausc crcry one ofcthem is u
taxpayer. ~ 'H '"'1
2-Becduse they stand for economy
in State and county government.
5--BecGuss they are pledged 10 role
for a Constitutional C0nroatioH.
4-Bccutss Mcy hare Piedged them
SeiUes to ,cork and. Uote for The
repeal Of the Act creating The State
Board. Of assessors and EqWalizu,
ton.
5--BccauSe they iciU not uote TO re
peal The Au$trdIiun ballot lac.
6-BecauSc they tCiH NOT Jaror the
passage Of any relief bills for the
benefit Of hoss officers ic!tosc sdla-.
Ties icere reduced in 1921.
7--BecauSe they acW represent the
PEOPLE Of The county and not
the corporations.
6--BccGusc their interests are your
Interests.
o -BccGuss not one Of them
sought The nomination, bat accept
cd it at the unanimous request Of
the Con CCHtiun.
10-BecduSe they are pledgcd 10 sup.
port Wm IL. StGmGrt for u. s..
Senator.
7I--Becduse they IRE genuine Silrer
men.
12-Becduse they UdrocG'e the cleo
ton Of WcdUcr ana Field for
President and Ficc-Presideni OF
The United States.
13-Becdusc they trsrc not nominated
merely to rote fora u. s. Senator.
and whGn hat is done to consider
their wOrL:, ended and ,cdSie Mei,
time and tie peoples money in idle
legislation.
H. Because if elected they wiH try
and cut do,5n the Gepcps.s Of he
STATE and county governments,
redWco tqration and TorI and
vote for tho best interests Of the
people Of Eis State. 80 =.
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tirst. last. and al the time, sud th,t each eb.
dtdiio Tor the LEGISLATURE be required 10 cone
before The convention aLd Adopt and iudne
this pledge.
The Importance Fl Representative incon
gross who Will make the free cottage of silver
paramount to all other consideration. siiL
energy and cnlacIty suihcient To- uakt his
NO X cGrctiT can hardly be oycres iuit,I.
We recognize In the IlO;I. Frnucis q. kew.
LnUSa n man willing. able and competeIi In
-cpreseni the interests OF Nevada not ouI on
tie silver aus slion. but Oh al other naie,s
HAT ina? come before Congress or the Deh,Tt.
nIents NJ Washington. We believe his dcc.
ton e-1entlai la the PENDING contest for ire.
SEd Unlimited coinage, anu we hereby play,
hlIn Gus earnest aud united sYppOrt.
Believing that nBi. and ugr ght men pbn,ld
always occnpy The Judicial. B-rch. We Lenby
tehicr 10 Hon. c. II Blk az our s'ratI.si
support. We also indOIsc the nu,uiuaiio, M,
H. !. Fish aud q. L. Mack Tor Regents OF In,
: tate University go
Believing that all CLASSES Of property shor,d
bvHr it, equal AMI just Iu,dcu Of ruilIc H.
atom We hereby dcm0umcr the recent ncts'r
of the State Board Oi Equal cation in lis M
wsTfanisbl- dtscrliuiuatipu III favor OF co..
poTaie property Hud Uu hereby demand M,
rcIeai ~ the Law crsa:ing thai Board. :
}. A. PLUMMTR, CLuirunsp
Secretary. Z
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Platform a | Resolutions
-n"..IEO " IuE-
DEMOCRATIC CO CO VENTlON,
OF ELKO COUNTY.

Tho Democratic party 0f Elko County la
Convention assembled hereby declare ,hri
unsi;cghble faith in Dcmosrsiir Principles a.
laid down by the fathers Of the Il public.
RESOLVED, Thst We couG,mn ufuv,r Glove.
l:pd AMI u r.auuin Harrison for thrir hostility
to silver. aud The action " the De,uocrauc
majority { fthc 5.nI Cong.r.s in refusing To-
IA : . FREE co'a0@e hll. AMI We as Dem csnt..
thu" TO tie in'G.tsts q cur tat ard the ruu.
uarne"tal principles Of our party. drraaud the
free au! unlimited coinage u silver at tic
I'e.cmt alto or 10 to 1.
RE-oLYIp. That Il IA TIE HU,y Of ovcry
citizen 81 Scvads. e gsidl ~ of party. To- sup
port Jimv= -. Weaver. OF IoNn, tor President
Aud Jantcs e. Field. q Virginia. for Vice
P,o.ideui Of the United State.
EEsoLyEu. That Senator Stewart for his
uniiEinG energy in the cause Of free silver ami
his iHdtraTGcLt ESi.on ia tho defeat OF the in.
tie People ufgihr StI;'. and We hereby rI.dg.
the NOMINEES Of ;Ais CuaNrHtipn for the Leg ~
iAtTrc TO- support hiul for tn Senate Of the
United Silivs.
EEsnLyLU. That we believe Tho e%l.riIau Of
Franc . c.. Hr', !.Gds 10 c ugr,s, TO L- In the
i~nt'rr-;. d: tn" people Of isis 81 e. GnI We
h"'"ly El.is7 the democracy oi E.kp county
TO give ban Ec'r cIru"s, support.
ELsoI.ED. That " ar" In favor ofa Con.
1t!tEi'ouEl Convention 10 r-yI-, the iuuGa.
mtmi / law ~ this Sta'c t. the cud Shat ussIca.
"Gccs may lie a olishcl tnd Idle deputies
coiuEel!o! 10 c,ru nj honest living.
R'spccifuIiy Submitted.
Dec. Iiu.sELL
Chairman.
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~St NANN
Voted for at the General
Election,
TUESDAY,, NOV. s, 1892.
For President. JANIS L. WEAVER
FOR Vice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q. FIELD
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
MS Silver Party
10 Silver pntty
Thomas Silver Parry
For observation-disclosures HARRISON
For vice-ifcsileRt .......wuITELAw REID
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
III
A cleveland. ..E"puulican
J Il Farrell ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For Pr. observation-disclosures CLEVELAND
For Vice p.rsiicnt.........A STEVENSON
o PRESIDENTIAL ELEC!oWs.
u Z ElLEf...............-. ....Dc!nocrat
Theodore Democrat
Fog President. BIDwELL
For Wee rgcsiGcat.....JASlES q. CRAaFILL
FOX PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.
AoraIn
Cnuilrs I. Prohibition
william
REPRESENTATIVE 81 CONGRESS.
Charles Il.
James q. democrat
innCis &. q silver Tur;y
william ...ECrublican
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
C. II. Dc!tnaP.
EoApD OF REGENTS. UonE Tcrm)
Henry l.. Silver Party
Henry H. Republican
HOARD OF REGENTS, Cshor TermI.
). E. Douglass, Democrat
John II. kITkcnh. Repaid cav
Charles l, NacE-.................si!yc:F Party
Y!.AUE.s OF ASSEMBLY,.
W. W Unuhrr........ Democrat
A.. Observation-Disclosures Il, publican
Z l.. Hun!il.... ...............sIl,er Party
+ f. has, Ety IL. ann,
q. W. Observation-Disclosures repuhlru
MA. lngty
C. M"LIrgEttn................s.IvC Fairly
GEORGE hLSseA!...--...... DrinocsaI
SHERIFF.
J.B. Republican
l. q. Hcidcrson Party
COUNTY CLERa.
e l.. HllEry Republican
81 e. igT'y
COUNTY RECORDER
j. v. Mu.Tay-... pendent
COUNTY T~EEAsvEEG.
NJ. II Party
William H~itcrel...... h..cau
DISTINCT ATTORNEY.
I. 4. +.
j. \.
webster PuttcrsUn................Si Silver Party
PUBLIC ABMIXiaTRATOE.
l.. +. Party
A.. j. Republican
cJU.TY coHMI.sIo.EE, U.lng Tc;In).
!. H. Fitch InJr,.,I,,,
SihhIcy Zig hy........"........Sircr i'al!y
l.. Republican
GouEIY CoaNIssI' SBE. short TeIm).
Charles Adams. .Ecpub lean
J. A. WI .S.lycr Party
CoU$TY sUGyEToE.
g.. NJ. Riddle. Republican
Nominations for Township officers have
been certified as follows:
TUSCARoRA TOWNSHIP.
JUSTICE or IME rEAcE.
W. s.. HiIlrnGn Independent
Jerry
A.. u.
CoS,fLBLE.
". 4. Bocth ..inHcpcnhCnt
Iinrvc .Iudcpcudent
Albert Townsend .Indcpcndcu
ELKO TOWNSHIP.
JutTICE oe TIE rEACE.
= NJ hehicy...''.'" ..... ....DomOcra
CONSTABLE
Join Rcruhllca
j. T. ITlFlslI go I.,.H...s
CARrIS TOWNSHIP.
JusrIc. or the rEAcE.
W. II. Campbell. ~.Indcpondcni
u j. ..Indcpsndept
CONSTABLE.
Eon SUPERVISOR.
william IincberIer independent
~ WITNESS, WHEREOF. Ihave h]ctcun,o
set my hand and GGixcl my Official seal
this 18th day Of ]octobcr, 4. D.. 1892.
J." D. HENDERSON, Clerk,
by JNO HENDERSON. Deputy.
AT
j ROGENSTOCK'S
YOU CAN FIND
A c. II A n d
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dinal doctrines Of Republication.
therefore 10 it
i'eSolred, That We, rs Republicans
OF the State Of Nevada, will cast our
rotes Tor those Presidential electors
OF this State, whom VIC know to be
~unrcservedly in favor Of the FREQ and
unlimited coinage OF silver equally
with gold, and who will cast the e)eo-
toral vote Of the State OF Nevada for
no one, who does not favor the free
and unlimited coinage OF silver Mt the
ratio OF 1G to 1. And we therefore
recommend the voters OF this county
to cast their ballots for the silver
electoral ticket, nominated at Reno.
June 9th, 1892.
ResOired, That, while We endorse
the administration OF President uur-
rlson Tor its able foreign policy, and
general wise administration Of otTaire,
We do at the Same time most yipor-
ousiy his UNMARRIED attitude
Of hostility to the cause Of silver. md
therefore to the interest and general
welfare OF Nevada, and all lnbor;pp
men throughout tho United States.
Resolred, That we fully endorse
tho energetic work OF our Senators
and Representatives on behalf of the
free and unlimited coinage OF silver
and appreciate the services OF Francis
IT,. Newlnnds both in the cause {
silver and irrigation.
RcSOircd, That we feel keenIy tho
necessity OF having an able. aggressive
aGd Independent advocate for the
cause OF silver in tho Senate. We
therefore endorse VIM. NJ. Stewart IA
IL candidate for the Senate.
ReSolrcd, That we endorse Francis
q. Newlands IA candidate for Rep.
rcsentative from this State.
RcSOircd, That for the purpose of
irrigating lands now vulucless, We
favor II practical system OF reservoirs
Tor the storage OF waters now running
10 waste.
RcsoIrcd, That VIC favor the build.
ing OF II competing railway through
this State, and consider this, next to
tho free coinage OF silver and irrigae
ton, the paramount ISSUE before tho
people Of Nevada to-day.
RcSoirc1, That We regret TINT tn
last Legislature failed To appropriate
means to enable commissioners TO the
columbian Exposition at Chicago IN
1888 10 make an exhibit OF tho vast
mineral resources and agricultural
possibilities together with tho handi.
work Of the people Of Nevada. We
tnvor an appropriation 10y tho incom-
my Legislature Of a sum sufficient to
enable our State tn 10 fully repro
scented, such sum To DO available i'm
medlatoly after its passage aud ap-
prevail.
Resolved, That wo favor tho pnss-
age Of u law by the next Legislature
requiring tho Commissioners OF this
county 10 divide tho same into three
districts for tho selection OF County
Commissioners, thereby preventing
the election OF two members from tho
same locality, and thereby enabling
tho people of each district to elect u
Commissioner who iR informed OF
their local wants and interests.
+. REIsHARr.
FRANK FEHHALp.
j.. J.CAMrBELL,
WM. MITCHELL.
RESOLVED, That wo favor n Con-
stitutional Convention to revise the
fundamental law of this State.
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Eii' County Republican HI,iIn,

WHEREAS. We, tho representatives
OF tho Republicans OF Elko county, in
convention assembled, do recognize
tho present p%crploxing condition of
party affairs, aud
WHEREAS, Wc deem this timo M
tho most beIittiDg occasion for tho
onunciation Of Il principles, and tho
declaration of our loyalty to tho car.
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with it is free coinage of silver, rs his
heart ia with Wall street.
Dubois gave his hand away in this
one paragraph:
II have snatched q little time from
the campaign to drop you the en-
closed lines. II it will do you any
good, use it in any way you Zee fit"
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

William y Caswell is a candidate for reelection
to the council from the First ward.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March 26.-CATTBE-Receipts
SSJ, sni pments 1870 steers barely steady 10 lower.
Dressed beef and shipping steers 81 0OgI Is, cows
ana heifers o. 5OsS So stockers and feeders IS zoo
~. HOGS-Receipts 500, shipments t0Ou. Market
steady to DC higher Ranged So 65N4 57Ip bulk
81 l9el 81. SHEEP-Receip's go. shipments 3U1.
Aarket quiet acd unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. March, 26-CATTL E-Receipts
zt0 shipments 400 Market strong. Steers ~ $40
q ", Texans and Indians 81 40G9S GO. HOGS-ke-
ceIpts Z4jO shipments 1901. slarket higher. Heavy
sS 6lte4 80. mixed - l093 20, Light al Cool IS
6HEEP-Receipts 200. shipments 80. Market
steady. Muttons 81 tOGe IS
HGCAGo. Ills. March 26-CATTBE-Receipts
t45 b; shipments 100 Market weak 70 lower. Steers
40Gl s; Texans IS 35&3 6i; stOcSers - 0085 20;
rows 81 5000 % HOGS-keceipts l5,n0J shipments
1000 Market strong to higher. tough and COM
mon 81 lU14 81. packers aud shippers So l0B4 IS,
butchers a. 1904 10, Light e. oJ&4 90, So EEP-Re-
ceipts go shipments SOJ. Market steady. Ewes
q DG5 6O, wethers s. 9Das Is westerns IS l0G6 Is
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The following are the representative sales Of hog,
49, ~ I'D toTav