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Welded IN PARIS.

Miss Harjes Married to Senator Wadding-
toms Son.
PARIS, June 2S.-An interesting wedding &C.
Cured this afternoon in the French Protestant
Church near Arc de Triomphe, when Miss
Bertha Hartjes, daughter Of Mr.. Hartjes the
American banker here, was married to Mr..
Chas Waddington, son Of NJ. Richard Wadding-
ton. a member Of the French senate and a
nephew Of II. Waddington, the French am
bassador to England. There we're many Ameri-
cans present. The brides witness was T. JEFF
ferson Coolidge, the American minister to
France.
large reception at the residence Of Mr..
Harjes followed the ceremony
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Two Huge Real Estate Sales.

Mr.. Thomas r.. Brooks has just completed
the sale Of lots from CO TO 1903 in square lo26, II
street between 18th and lith streets northeast,
for Messrs. Thomas Kirby and Isadore Saks.
the consideration of the sale being S5l. 5l6.75.
This Is one of the largest real estate tranrac-
tons In Northeast Washington property which
has been made this wear. I'd.
Jacob Jones sold yesterday TO Armat StOd-
dart 4 Co ten houses on corner Kenesaw
avenue and l4th street northwest for ss7.OO0.
The block is one of the finest ON the hill
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Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, June 23.-Flour steady-recepts
1850 baHels; shipments, 1.6ie barrels: sales 200
barrels Wheat nm-No. red, spot, 81 y asl >.
June, sh asla; July, s6sssa; August. s5A a,5tl
steamer No. red. ~ asked-receipts, G., IS
bushels; stock, I5s ZOE bushels; sales $1,000 bush
els Southern wheat hrmer-Futz s-aql; Long
berry, ssas2. Corn strong - mixed spot. Sc
June. 56a4; July. Ssh; steamer mixed. So asked
receipts, l1,sl7 bushels; stock. a77.s5s bushels;
sales, $4,000 bushels. Southern corn str0ng-white,
6s; yellow, 5oa56k. Oats active and higher-No.
2. white western. 4la4lk; No. 2. mixed western,
39as9k-receipts, 10000 bushels stock. 75,47s bush
els Rye quiet-No. 2. s2-receipts, 4,3ls bushels;
stock, 22,sls bushels. Hay steady-gooi to choice
timothy, k-50al5.50. Gram freights duh.
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THE SENATE.

In the Senate today the credentials OF Mr..
Adrieh Or. L. for his senatorial term. begin
ming March 4, 1893. were presented and read
On motion Of Mr.. Hawley Comm the House
bill appropriating $50. 500 for the pedestal for
Sherman statue Was passed.
The following bills were also passed:
House hui, supplementary 90 the act Of 0cto-
Der 1, 1880. 90 refer 10 the Court Of Claims Ger
tam claims Of the shawnee aud Delaware
ton.
House bill 10 authorize the Msrennetti and
western Railroad Company to construct a rail-
road through the Menomonee Indian re-erya-
ton in Wisconsin.
House bin 10 provide the times and places Of
holding the terms Of court in Idaho and Mvo-
ming was passed with amendments and con-
ferees appointed.
NICARAGUA CANAL
Mr.. Morgan Ala took occasion Of the in
PRODUCTION by him Of a resolution for printing
additional copies Of the repor; Of the committee
on foreign relations on the Nicaragua canal 20
make some remarks on the subject
ne was much gratifed. he said,
that this question had taken a
non-political aspect and that both national con-
veniions had pledged their parties 10 construct
the canal He congratulated himself and the
country on this. and added that the committee
on foreign relations would not report its bin
until after the elections in November.
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PARTIES
Mr.. Frye (Me.) took exception 10 the re-
marks Of Mr.. Morgan. He said the republican
party meant something when IL adopted the
Nicaragua canal plank in It's national platform,
white The democratic party meant nothing
The resolution was referred 90 the committee
on printing.
Mr.. PETER criticised the remark made bv the
secretary OF the Treasury 60 the resolution call
ing for a statement Of tho currency issued since
1901, and stated that il was IN no sense an
answer TO the questions contained In the r,-o-
luton
THE HOUSE.
After the reading OF the journal Mr.. Nc
Millin CTenn.) moved that when the House ad-
iourned today il be to meet on Saturday.
Mr.. Watson CGa.) raised the point of no
quorum and the House adjourned until tonor-
RE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

LONDON, June 23.-The Pail Mall Gazette,
commenting upon the nomination OF Mr.. Grover
Cleveland by the American national democratic
convention, says it is satisfactory
sequel to the nomination of Mr.. Har-
rison by the republicans. In both cases
the paper wads, professional politicians and
wire puliers were defeated. The good sense
and good faith Of the American electors caused
the best men to be chosen.
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.


THE KcxINoToN STREET RAILWAY BILL.
Conferees on the lexington street railway
bill reached an agreement today. The bill -
passed by the House and Senate has bean
changed but very little with but one exception;
that exception provides that the Eek.
ington company shnn extend its tr1cks
from 9Th and g streets northwest to 9Th and r
streets, shall run IT. cars over the Metropolitan
tracks TO 9Th and d streets and thence over the
tracks Of the Columbia suburban road down
Louisiana avenue to It'll street.
TIE SUBURBAN RAILWAY BILL.
The conference report on the Columbia
Suburban Railroad Companys bin has been
eouaplsted. Important changes have bssa
made In the routa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

This morning the deed of C. H. Bauman con-
veying the 1ngleside property seventy-one
acres less nine taken in the Rock Greek Park
Tor S265 200 to Chaplin Brown and Joseph L.
Atkins, In trust for the syndicate, was recorded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

The fisheries building ON the worlds fair
ground was struck by lightning during The
heavy storm last night. s..h -,
Toward midnight last night rrincs p;spsirisc;k
wAs st once recognized and s3px36cdy chSarrd
~ ex-ohAneolloe Justify.
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Rang. of tn. The

Range of the THERMOMETER.
The following were the temperatures 2; the
Office of the weather bureau today: sam, 81;
2 pm, %; maximum. 80: minimum. 20.
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Senator Ouav Anxious tn Ret.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 2s.-"rn bet
e10, 900 that Harrison will be elected" was the
declaration Senator Mathew s. Quay made this
morning to ex-Sheriff Kern and Collector of
the Port Cooper; ''and if you hear Of any one
who wants to accept the wager" continued the
Senator, ''send him to me-
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Ak IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
}oHr.or Il: Il. F urr,r,.
JJjY 4Aff4 ILL
IMPORTANT TO YOU AND Us.


FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR
PATRONS AND TO FURTHER FACILI-
TATE THE DEMANDS OF AN INCREAs-
ING TRADE WE INTEND SHORTLY TO
BEGIN EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS
TO OUR SPACIOUS BUILDING. THE
PLANS AS ALREADY PREPARED CON-
TEMPLATEA HANDSOME NEW FRONT.
AN ELECTRIC ELEVATOR AND ALL
THE MODERN BUSINESS APPLIANCES.
THUS ENABLING Us TO USE OUR EN-
TIRE THREE FLOORS. AND WITH THE
INCREASED FACILITIES TO MORE
THOROUGHLY AND SATISFACTORILY
CATER TO THE WANTS OF OUR
NUMEROUS PATRONS.
BUT BEFORE DOING SO WILL BE
COMPELLED TO DISPOSE OF THE
BULK OF OUR s1OO. 600 STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. &c.
TO DO THIS AND TO DO so QUICKLY
WE OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT
COST PRICE. THIS IS AN OPPORTUN-
ITY SELDOM OFFERED. AND IS NOT
SCHEME OR FAKE" TO GET RID
OF STOCK OF sHOPwORN GOODS,
BUT LEGITIMATE sTRAIGHTFOR-
WARD REBUILDING REDUCTION SALE
OF NEW AND DESIRABLE MERCHAN-
Disc EVERYTHING GOES AT COST
FOR CASH NOTHING EXCEPTED.
THE REGULAR PRICE is MARKED ON
EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN
FIGURES. AND BELOW THE SPECIAL
COST SELLING PRICE. WHICH MEANS
= A SAVING TO YOU OF FROM Is TO %
PER CENT
OUR STOCK IS AWARDED ONE, AND
COMPRISES SILKS. vELvETs. BLACK
AND COLORED DRESS GOODS. WASH
ABLE DRESS GOODS. WRAPS. LINENS,
: DOMESTICS OF ALL KINDS, WHITE
GOODS. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,
MEMS FURNISHINGS, HANDAER-
CHIEFS AND GLOVES, AND MANY
OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO
MENTION, THE BULK OF WHICH
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE WE CAN BEGIN
IMPROVEMENTS. LOOK OUT FOR THE
BARGAINS WHICH WE'LL ADVERTISE
FROM DAY TO DAY IN THESE COL.
UMNS.
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT THIS
SALE IS STRICTLY FOR CASH AND
THAT ALL GOODS CHARGED WILL
BE AT THE REGULAR PRICES.
JOHNSON 4 LUTTRELL
IA 713 Market space.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

The Commissioners this afternoon gave a
public hearing to those persons interested in
House bill 9229, to establish the Washington and
Georgetown Terminal Railroad Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

TOILET LANoLISE. best remedy for roughness
tan, face spots. insert boils. Relieves itching
at once. Unequaled for the nursery. Ask for
Toilet LaEoline.
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MARRIED.

observation-disclosures on weanes-
day. Dune -. l.re. 10y the Rev. b. VI. Blr.ioW.
slstant rector al b. Johns Church, Naslinlio. ID.
C.. ". ONERrON MESSENGER to TUBCRA
ALDEN. daughter of John 0OldsOurOugh, forIlsorly
OF Talbot county. Nd
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Gov. Abbett,s FrIends Jubil.ut.

TRENTON, N. j., June ga few minutes
after the news Of Cleveland's nomination was
flashed over the wires salute of 100 guns was
fired near the state house. Gov. Abbstt's
friends are jubilant and win hold mass meet
ing tonight to ratify the nomination.
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Goos Ms. Ror.

0O0u men Forget and Forgive.
From the Chicago News-Record
The Waitsr-"Beg pardon. sir, but-ahem!-
the gents here usually remember my SER
vices"
The Guest (scooping mp al the changs) -'sDo
they? They ought to be more charitable and
forget"
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BOLTS THE TICKET,

A Colorado Paper Will Not Support Cleve-
land.
DENVER, Col, June 23.-The Rocky Noun
tain Neacs has bolted the democratic ticket on
account Of action on the silver question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

ADyr. GEx. KELrox's RErlnxxxxf.-Aatt
Gen. Kslton wil b placed - ~ rstirsd NJ of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
A DISHONEST CLERK.
Edwin j. Ryan Supposed to Have Stolen
$4,000.

he WAS A CLERK IN THE OFFICE OF THE
UNITED STATES EXPRESS CoMPANY-How THE
ROBBERY WAS DIsCovERED-sTArEmENr OF
MESSENGER ToPHAM
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ANNUAL CLKAarse SA1n
PRIOR TO
INVENTORY Or Sroox.

INVENTORY Or Sroo..
HE semi-annual stock taking occurs ct the HAlais
Royal July s. The great aim Of the buyvn y to show
marked increase in the sales Of the half year whom
compared with IS81-to count dollars and cents In
CASH TO their credit rather than stock worth %
dollars and cents. So that betsrsss sow and Jstt
you may ez peet bargains.
BARGAINS In EVERY DxpAarxrrr.
ToMoRRow FR1pAY JuIr "a.
u UsT glance here and there 10 show you that
sonable goods may be secured at greatly reduced
prices.
ULOvEs.-The Palais Royals q White and Nstnrsl
Channels Mousquetaires have earned . reputation for
superiority. Reduced 70 Sc. pair.
I1OsE-short of Fast Black Cotton Hose ct Is csnts
so reduced the 35c quality to Csc. pair. AZ rs do
not dssre to buy goods prior to stock taks0. not
more than four pairs to any one eSsto'Hsr.
u NDERwEAR.-3sc Quality Ribbed Lisls Vests or
Corset Covers for 25 cents. White. pink. blue.
yard. Not Dfpfsy,or lots rhich may be sotd PROFIT
ably at 70 cents but the sks which cost more at
Whoiesaie. 25c. Polka Dot Swiss reduced to Ice. .
mure fhoa rome dress to eacA.
NIBBoNS. Moirs SIX Ribbons. Sc.
quality. for 1sc. yard Black. white. cream and al
desirable colors.
STATIONERY.-A half ton Of An-linen Writing
Paper and Envelopes bargain counter tomorrow.
near door No. 111s Penns Paper reduced TO 15c.
pound; 100 sheets small size Is sheets large siss.
Envelopes reduced to and cents.
DELTs.-Oxidized and Bright Silver Belts reduced
to Soc. from 4sc Seal. Alligator and Russia Leather
Belts. in black and colo with silver buckle reduced
to 19c. from 25 cents.
r ANs-Half price-2Jc. japanese Fans for Is csats,
or two for 25 cents.
L ARAsOLs.-Parasols that were o. es to sl2 so
have been gathered in lots Choice Of Lot for &c..
Lot for 81 90. Lot for e. g. Lot for IS g. Lot
fer "a. g. Lace Parasol Covers ct one-tsuth OF
marked prices
LACES-The new lot Of Point d'Ifelande Lacss worth
from 81 to e. 81 yard. at 6s cents for choice.
l1ANDKERCHIEFS.-Ne 200 dozen LADIES'
12hc. Hemstitched Lawn Handksrchisfs. Any three
for p cents
SHIRTS-To wear with Ladies' Blazer suits, re-
dueed from d to 80 cents. from Isl ~ o. 10 and
from 81 A to %.
LMBROIDERIES.-Ch Swiss Edges ct 9. 10. u
and 15c.. worth from 15c. to 25c- Q yard
MEMS Feather-weisht Shirts and Drawers reduced
to 90, from 35c Best Quality japanese not Scsrfs
with flowing ends. reduced to 25c. from IS cent?.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

The Name Was Robt. Butler.
The colored boy drowned this morning has
been identified as Robert Butler.
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Fon TIE BIoon.
Weakness Malaria. Indigestion and Bliousness take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
4 cures quickly For sale by all dealers in medicine.
Get the genuine.
WHY DON'T YOU TRY CARRIERS LITTLE
w Liver Pills! They are q positive cure for sick
hsadsche and all the ills produced by disordered
pILlOUsNESS, CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER
Dkc:. cured Nerve and Liver Pills, 30 doses 25c
Samples free. SCHILLER STEVENS,
y. 9sh ct. and Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

MRS. wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
Aas been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie and il the best remedy for
DrARRHEA. Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for MRS. winslows Sooth-
Ing Syrup" and take no other kind. 25 bottle.
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Ayers PnLs

EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE.
Prepared By Dr.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mas.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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IN. CONGRESS TODAY
The Senate Transacts a Good Deal of
Business.

A BRIEF HOUSE ESSIoN.
Ii Did Not Last More Than Ten
Minutes.
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Soc. SUMNER CoRszrs. 44o.

The PAlAs Royal has scored point this season with
Feathe-weght venstlsting Corssts ouarastssl not
tar out Another point ID the high bust. Unsa SET
wrdor epsnipo LIE faiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
THIRD PARTY MEN.

The members Of the third party had also q
disposition to derive comfort from the nomina-
ton Of Mr.. Cleveland. Both Mr.. Watson
and Mr.. Davis we're Of opinion that
Cleveland's nomination would greatly
strengthen their party in the south Mr.
Livingston thought the nomination would re-
suit in a large accession to the third party,
especially in the south.
As being the representative with district
closest to Wellington Mr.. McKaig's utterances
are Of interest. "It is a fine nomination and
we will elect him sure" was his summary.
Mr.. Reed preserves the same mastery silence
over Mr.. Cleveland's nomination that so marked
him when Harrison was nominated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
Sl.35 UxDEnwrAn Fon $50.

collection Of Gowns. Skirts and Corset Covers that
ID confusinsly large. Msds Of finest csmbrics and
summer muslin. shaped after French models trimmed
with choice plat Val and linen Torchon lsces. Swiss
and French embroideries.
At the stores where half Of the patrons have On
account the price for such underwear IL q 50 and
sleS Atths Paisis Roysl Jor &c. vatI Saturday
sxsnin1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

The second door, but comparatively cool-ths many
open windows facing the south catch what brsszs
there is Access by safety elevator. which VIII b
found in passage adjoining Glove Department.
Ladies'. Misses. Boys. Chiidrsn's and Infants
Goods to be offered At prices that but be sp
preciaed for the most staple and price worthy goods
not excluded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
Sc. Misses BIousEs. 44c.

OF linen lawn, plain and figured; sailor and Fsunt-
leroy styles; sizes to 16 years. The popular &C.
garment Of the 90 summer season. Unta Wednesday,
erenin1 for ~ cents
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-10
Rupture. Rupturel Rupture,

Positively cured in young and old,
without operation or detention from
business. We use the celebrated ].
s. Blackburn treatment. Patients
can engage in the most laborious &C
equations from first day Of treatment.
Thousands are being cured by this
wonderful discovery. See Drs. Free
man & Farrow, Of San Francisco
Depot Hotel, June 18th only,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-10

DIR. J.W. Petty, of Wells, has re-
%urned from his eastern trip.
The school picnic failed to mater
ialize to-day on account of the rain.
seea5tioe 81. Executive &omhittee
of EIko Silver Club meeting else
where.
j. B. Abel, j. j. Campbell and VIM.
Moody returned8rom California this
morning.
Our Republican brethren are hav-
ing a red hot time at Minneapolis
The s~oars'~illaS deep and lasting.
Read the 4th of July ball ad. and,
the programme Of literary exercises
ior'tbat day, and come I'd Elko to
celebrate. ~
Mr.. Wiker, the photographer, will
hpitch his tent in Carlin to-day. He
will make the:Atssto aud other styles
of picture. Mr.. .Wiker's work gave
good satisfaction here and we cheer
fully recommend hia to the people of
SCarlin.
Mr.. Samuel RGehman, OF Ruby Val
ley, wishes the INDEPENDENT to state
that if the party who built the dams
'in'the Laneille lane, just beyond the
Greek, DOES not remove them he will
be prosecuted to the full extent OF
theslaw.
Dr.. Moore will leave tomorrow for
~;an!e&tended trip through the north.
sern part of the county. He will take
On North Fork, Mountain City and
White Rock and will be gone about n
month. Call on the Dr., If you want
work in his line.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-10
Rather Thin,
evening.

The following is said to be the sill.
yer plank Of the Minneapolis platfc4ln:
"Tfe American people, through in.
terest and tradition, are ia favor of
bimetalism, aud demand that both
metals shall be used as standard
money, under such regulations and
provisions as may be established by
the Legislative departments OF the
Govern mentto establish and main
tain the purity oe the metals, and
make each dollar. whether gold, silver
or paper, the equal Of any other dollar.
ave commend the wise and pa
Sriotie policy inaugurated of calling
an international conference to estab-
eish the concurrent use Of gold and
Silver throughout the commercial
Hcrld."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-10
Coming to EIkO.
Secretary.

Drs. Freeman & Fatrow, Of Sah
francisco, June 18th Only. Depot
Hotel. Will be thly prepared tc
treat all diseases of the eye, ear. posA
and throat. D%eformities, such "a
clnb feet, hip disease, curvature, ETC.
Ruptrre positively CARED in young
and old, rAaleahd female. Immediate
Improvement. Nooperation. Ulcer.
or Old sote legs cured without ever q
failure. SPeetacles fitted for yount
and Odd with accuracy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-10

Blaine 6.
Here the We O n
went wild, Harrison's nomination be-
ing assured. Delegates and people
in gallery shouting. Band strikes up
Hats Thrown in air. Flags, fans and
ptumes waving Yelling still con-
tihues.
Mckinley moved that Harrison be
nominated unanimously.
Cries OF roll call, sit down, from all
over hall. Delegates object; claiming
rules could not be waived, McKinl,y
said, by two-tbirds vote. Conrusior-
First ballot complete, Harrison 500,
Mckinley 1873; Blaine IT'S; Reed 40;
Lincoln l.
Harrison's nomination made unani-
nous.
Convention adjourned until 8 this
evening.
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The state Agricultural Society.

The state Agricultural Society.
Programmes are out for the Eighth
Annual Fair Of the Nevada State
Agricultural Society, which is to be
heLd at the Society's ground near
Reao, September 10th to Oath inclu-
siEe. The Society has appropriated
$4,000 in premiums. Ono hundred
dollars will DE paid for tho best coun-
to- exhib&, Washoe county being ex-
cepted. The Central Pacific Railro d
Company will transport all animals at
the Fair ovs their road free of charge.
The Directors are @. G. Powning,
M. D. Foley, w. o. Fl. Martin, w. II.
Gould, P. H. MulcahSy, Theodore
Winters, Of Washoe county; FL. F.
Bsugberg, Of Douglas county; H. M.
Harrington, of Ormsby county; w. s.
Bailey, of Churchill county; Joseph
tMarzen, of Humboldt county and =.
r. Bradley, of Elko county.
The officers for the present year
are: Theodore Winters, President; @.
a. Stoddard, Secretary; @. T, Bender,
Treasurer.
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T
Depot HOtel--Clark & Green, Pro.
prIetOrs.

prIetOrs.
G D Gilmore, Lamoille; 10 Hennen'
Pleasant; M Sheehan, Carlin; Mrs G
BConnelly, Mounds A Drager, Eu-
reka; Mrs. G H Brewer, Terrace; S u
SV'acker, Halleck; Mrs. FIN Barnaba,
ruscarora; Bob Sheppard, Fred West
j A Charles, A Schiller, Show; A A
Kraft, Sacto; Geo r Wilson, South
Fork; w S Wood, s F; ] H Chappell,
Forest Hill, Cal; TT Wiker, Elko; N
J Jessen, Arthur; V Nj Nelson, Win
nemucca; Al Fisher, John Sparks,
Wells; J L Porter Deeth.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-06-10
Executive Committee Meeting.

Executive Committee Meeting.
There will be a meeting Of the ex.
ecutive committee Of the Elko Silver
Club at the office Of j. A. Plumme<
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. 4
full attendance is desired.
j.. A. PEUMMEA,
Phil IRIPLErT, ChairmaM
Secretary.
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Gem HoteI-.I. Ostreicher, Pro-
prietOr.

prietor.
r Lewis, E f Shift, H Cufield, s F;
Pat McDermott, Fort Hallecki Ed
Leberski, W Meyers, H FRANKIE, Joe
Hayward, Bert Hayward, Mrs Nc
Dermott & son, Lamoille; j + Dennis,
Battle Mountain; Garrett Pierce, Car
lin; M O'Brien, Mrs Borden, Salt
Lake; Turner Sch ultes, Beowawe; w
McAvip, Geo johnson, Tuscarota; j
D Abel, VIM Moody, j j Campbell,
Fresno.