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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-18
Cardinal Manp,nx.. memo,x Hono,.a


LONDON, Jan. 17.-Canon Farrar and the
preachers of all denominations today paid
touching tributes in their sermons to the
late Cardinal Manning. The line of people
reviewing the remains was at one time q
nliIe long
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-18

LoSDoS, Jan. l7.-Al the sermons de-
livered In London today contain refer
ence TO the affiietion which has befallen
the royal family. The remains OF the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-18

Bryn Mawr sale opens today.
, 1892-02-09
HELP THE NEEDY.

If you want to help the starving Russians
send all individual Contributions of money
or clothing to any of the following ad-
dresses;
Dr. +. N. WeightnoYel, p. @. Box %.
Tampa, Fla; Society Of American Friends
Of Russian Freedom, Edmund Noble,
Secty., 20 Washington ST., Boston, Mass
Free Russia" English, American and
German organ Of Russian freedom, Tribune
building, room ST, New York city; Prog
ressm (Bassian lamguareA New York city,
and all contributions from organized sect.
etieseend directly to the Countess Sophia
Iolstoi, Moscow Russia, til order To rec0g-
niga her generous bestaWal III her whole
time devoted Ia The distribution Of food I'd
The starving, Sending Copy0fthe amount
sent and copy Of the receipt from her ID
me
Weekly acknowledgements 0f alleontrihu.
tions shall be printed III several papers.
Printed subscription lists f0F starving
Russia can BE obtained from Dr, Weight,
novel hy persons desiring to become col.
lectors. Yours Respectfully,
In Russia -NoBLEMAN THEopoRR NJ
LEoNgdErF,
In America n. N. WmGarEovK1.
, 1892-02-09
4 Warnlnr Donr Uso nlr words,

tn pr6mulsatng csoiaFe ccaiaiions III
agtlsCulatWe superficial senamcntalgsias
hnd philosophical IN psychological ahseF.
vaiB0na beware pi platiiWdinnaa ponder.
usiky te& yu@t statements pDssese a elayi.
Nrd cnmcisnmeea, cumpacied nomuEehpnst-
hcmess cualeaCcu& consistency and a ran.
uenttstef c0Rcncy ENchew all eoHeioms
rgalions 81 Haiuleut EarFWlity ieinne hah-
element and asinine affections, IN trying
to impress ugton oihcg the superiority 81
ghe Wisconsin Central Line, aud why you
and an many others use this thorouahlaFn
from &C. Paul and Minneapolis and Duluth
and Ashland to Milwaukee. Chicago aud
points east and south, it q not necessary
10 use iawbrsakcr. l,et your extempof
auenus dcaeantinRs aud uupFemeditated
oxpatiatians have inteiiiaibillty and peraa.
Sous vivaoity. without fhudomentade or
ihraadmlcal bombasi sedulously avoid all
polvsyilahie proiuudiiy palitaceous va
entity. ventrloqual verhosity aud vandilo.
auent yapiditF, shun double enlemdres
pmHent iocosiiy and pesiiietous profanity,
ubscureBt ct apparent, An othef words,
talk piainly, naturally sensibly, and
tsmthiBlly sar ihe Wisconsin Central Lines
Ia THE route and THAT ends 1t,
, 1892-02-09

Ths by,Aws ef ths washgassou National
nnsalnr. Loan larraimcai sssoc.atou.
uf Seattle. says "AM gemistsnces al
mhatsaereg ktnA geacrps membership Eesai
Mtmss @n @a8e w 4hn treasurer at 6r1gg3n
MashlmEsfm Another M tha& mu loan
shall ~ m@te to a member umt&i MM
mtunEha instaalmeatA haTr arrn paid mpam
ghe ssaeE nt sa1N appns@S Use Mnss
aaiccs8amahtr uE sia ay,lawH ARE Yes Mmrs
relative gn delinquency, tas consolation uf
ssan& afArg ia88Msw sa narss iuss@ll1nnts tar
ss2 naaMtMH AHA gc4siNmR 4 ahaswhaideF tR
nta&r M8R m8UmtHl9 fayHacuE tag ngc gesF
aw8ugw @r w a8 @aeHtN sa Withdraw, ewam
sssnm uns RcssswE san @A@ueF Fa2 sm ans
Al aEsss psFto8 pf axsg &aYa ama losing
tMsM @8tr casr MnNFu pagaaaa nag ahsn
tn &arn ap B8tr payments im tMbn Maaa.
ciastam haen A0ss 8N sAev put gmSn sk 0na
ms kresr Instance N where 4 MaeM@ag haa
Mfgaen saAgwa @u1m whGab aN pAs8 Gtf Mrm
a@FaAsM Fan Am8 8sF # i@ mt0mt8lE tna&a8l+
@8eM8a Gmahaw tu n@MMmMa hN Fwane#leA
hts mamNN FesMfunt aWd egwm offered ta
c0mhfmNfBas an Es1 Toe answer came sf
Ter aia Maamths kh8k hls stock hAd bnnn
caucnlleAs AisnRetheg Ne made thts Asso.
cssgiBn eslG Qf sos, We make This state
nlegt mos ip criticize the mrtaods ~ ihn
Washington NaEaUnal nor % diaparase
1huse mho desire io take stock lu is hat
merely so 8cmuatsFafe that hamp builds
ius assao iatigu faandrd upon local inter.
eaiA. woBid prove far more hruchciAi than
an association with headquarters az seat
60 og qau even al Portland. Etohapss.
nErnoRohogtcAL nRPoHr.
, 1892-02-09
Statement Showing Profits for, First
Sir Months Business of the
Olympia Building & Loan Asso.
REcEgETE


There arc A50 shares ia force AZ tie present
NM1ci the net pro6t pet share ii therefore Sl Al
NN months eading December lst, ID 8s. This
shows 8 clear proHt ns III per cent
En addition tn t#8H nFaHk ID She investors,
Olympia has b@em benefited Ay the erea8saa 08
three meat Bfa tasty hones
At the iaEt meeting af fs8e trustees Ill Was de.
rAae5 te apen mp another series aua the books
afc now open I'D receive su@se ptnnK ta The
saf0e at iha Office uf the secretary rea8n s Chsi.
berg block
, 1892-02-09

e9agwassvm aF Co., gepabieaa passg ot
ths ssA1s o1 MashAag1aa " hseeay aaAifA M
meeg as s@s gisy & rragsle sn king conaly.
em GAuHsaay tss ltgh day TX Apral. lsga
~ ~ getseS a.@a. fsf sAs RaFpase ~ s8uai.
ias sht tsl delegates aaA eshs gsl aGseg.
Aassa t9 tGe Gsas&saal rgp& &NaAeAR e8@Nems
sl1l s@ ae &esa s gMs e.ty 9g M4mnraNAsGs
Aa gHe ssaEe " W MnAs@ssa aM the gGh aag ~
ganr t@Rz E3s saH p&fPase III iauman8ssam
1AMAAaa4Hs taF pFVsl1ems aWa vice pE1s AaaE
81A4 t3F sae sfaMsa9Etam on ssas4 8sheg 66tsss
nret NJ may properly eggae aslofe ig
Nhe basis af representation % tMr state
eamveAsAQa hegvoy called shall Be - tos
lnus s0sMtgs
0ns nslsgais 81 ,aFse tsum each coumsy
UaV AelcsA3e EfUhB cash county foF cVxsF
tuo aumtfvA gaN rgses ana aas delegate
ttQm e4s9 eQuaEy faF eaea fsargidn 81
thifsY safee is.5l V9ges os neuFs owes $50
haa4set i3gis ~ same o. b. eaLralasss8
ffQm the MumAss QI votes cast See each
eeaniy &c te7 isPaalieaa candidate los
G1fafu0g lH tsa4
upoa she lsseso.ag basis she several
ezsaslss Ca E4ts siAsr aga sullglaH 81 rcaHes
seisallaH a. f5tt8nse
, 1892-02-09

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lit money refunded Price 25cehts per box
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, 1892-02-09
rhlmel illnKl Tell

THE FscaT of NoBcaatcr England found
thW accompanying iincs written in pencil.
cu tAe wallis of tie brltfy nf the parish
ChWNh, Iheg happily deAHe ringing
'csiminE mmd gollsRG
T0 gais tha ialks lo church in tmr.
Knhimc.
When mlrtB aBa pAeaaura8anp the wing.
x TmN,
Whcn ffum ihe hody paris iha aaul.
ga8A
, 1892-02-09
EuInWdt0p.
THE TRIBUNE will be delivered 10 Eall
subscribers regularly, with fresh
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rumwa,er'. oftiolal paper.

Leave an subscriptions and communities
tions with che TUMN ATER DRUG co.
sole agents Tor the D8IBY AND WEEKLY
TRIBUNE.
, 1892-02-09

JUDICIARY,
Chief Justice. Thomas ! Anders, Walla

Chief Justice. Thomas ! Anders, Walla
Malla.
Justice, Elnlon Scott, New Whatcom
Justice, h q Dunbar, t}oldenaale.
Justice, n. R Stiles, Tacoma.
Justice, Il Hoyt. Seattle
Clerk n Reinhart, Olympia.
4 Reporter, Eugene kreider. Tacoma.
HTATN MILITARY,
Governor u + Ferry, Commander-in.
Chief Olympia,
General II Il Q'Brien, Adiutani General
and 0HarfefmasteF General Gommiasary
General, Inspector General aud Chief 81
Ordnance Olympia.
Colonel T.. II Carr. Assistant Adjutant
General, Seattle.
, 1892-02-09

aaaaAaFs fahm Il. AsAan. Ma&Aa MAi&aA
huMasuF. Massan II Squire, seattle
AepFsse seaEasAHe gMa. A4 Mt&H0a, epQkMMe
b'alss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-27

COL C. l. Poorman, Of Dcllalre, was
,Orn BY m fSrELLtGEScER man. lie
,pcmed to DO vol pleased over thcpros-
meet Of getting a majority Of tho dele.
Gates in Belmont county to tho con.
ycrtlon at stcubenville. lie said tho
time Is short and 1t is important that
his friends make a good canvass.
Asked il It was true hat no and Mr..
Nichols had made mn agreement to tho
effect that whoever received 4 majority
Of thc delegates in Belmont county is TO
&c, tho whole vote Of tho county, no re.
piled:
~ mado such n proposition to Mr..
Nichols, and he refused to accept it.
When | appointed Sam Campbell Mr..
Nichols became alarmed, and said 10 Mo
the following day, Colonel, did You un-
lerstand nc to say that | would not &C.
cent your propositionr' TO which | re-
plied, i certainly did; in fact you posi-
lively refused to enter into such an
agreement On that day we signed the
agreement. the copy Of which Mr..
Nichols holds liz his possession, having
neyer returned II or 4 copy.
"Attcmpts arc being made to create
the impression that l am under obliga-
lions to Senator Nichols for MY present
appointment TO fill an unexpired term,
and that Us a consideration / agreed. or
TINT it was understood, that l was not
to be u candidate for Congress against
him. There is nc truth in the state
ment. The governor has. assured mo
that he decided 10 offer me the appoint
men. before he consulted anybody and
then made inquiry OF the senator and
representative whether they had any
objections. When requested by Mr..
Nichols 20 agree not to be n candidate,
declined 10 do so in specific terms, and
assurcd him that i could not agree to
close all doors against myself. There
Was but one restriction connected with
my appointment and that was that |
should not be q candidate before the
state convention for secretary Of state"
Inc COlullei Colltlllueu. lWO Years
ago, by 4 unanimous vote, the honor
OF leading n ~forlorn hope in this district
was given me. In tho four weeks can-
yass the Democratic majority-of 1888
was reduced to 74S, and ran ahead OF
the ticket in every county in tho dis
trict. The county is now in a Republi-
can district and my friends think I
ought to have an opportunitylto carry
their banner when there is a:chance OF
success. KICK,
my services to the party in the
county and in the state are known, as
is the manner in which l discharged my
duties when in the legislature. l have
worked for the party for forty years,
and this nomination would afford mo
great pleasure. Ii received I.plcdge my
most faithful and laborious efforts for
the success Of the party and in the dis
charge OF the duties OF the office in the
interests OF my constituents and my
country"
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. Our Better Halves Sny

they could not keep house without
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, cspe-
cially Tor the children. In a case n few
weeks since at tho home OF. q neighbor
the attending physician had given up a
case OF what he called dropsv. Mother
happening in, told the parents that in
her mind it was case OF lung fever and
advised the use Of this congh syrup,
which they did. Result tho child is
well anu the parents happy. Chamber
lain's medicines are used III more than
half the homes in Lceds:-Si;Ms DR,os.,
Leeds, Iowa. This remedy is not in.
tended for lung fever, but for colds, Ia
grippe, Group and whooping cough. 1t
will loosen n cold, relieve the lungs, and
prevent tho cold from resulting in lung
fever. 50-cont and 81 90 bottles for
sale by G. r. Goctzc.. W. :WnIrwin,
John Kari, C. Schnepf, @. Menkomillcr,
w. s. Mccullough, NJ. W.Heinricf, w,
E. Williams, S. L. Brice, John Cole.
man and W.. Fl. Williams, Wheeling,
W. Va ; Bowie1& Co.. Bridgeport, O.;
B. F. Beabody, Benwood, W:Va. Dsw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-27

BrDA PEsrn, April &c. "A great tumult
was occasioncd in tho lower house OF
the Hungarian diet to-day blythe intro
drclion Of n resolution moved by the
opposition calling upon the government
10 substitute tho Hungarian coat Of
arms for the joint emblcms Of Austria
hungary now Worn by the gen d armes.
President Starry, OF the Hungary
ministry, explained tho reason why'the
JOINT emblems we're worn, but he failed
10 appease their position. The uproar
increased, and tnally the proceedings
became so d~isordecly that it was neces-
sarY to suspend tho sitting. Upon the
resumption OF the sitting the resolution
was put 10 q vote and dAfented.
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pleaded for him, and this -is,gwhy he
was lot of SO easily.

pleaded for him, and this .issgwhy he
was lot of SO easily.
The Merchants running iremen's
team selected George II. Mutl, D. G.
Shepherd and John A. Lockwood as
delegates to the Eastern Ohio Nremen's
association meeting, to Decentralization
next month.
Hope Commandery. 26, knights Tenn
plar, will have a banquet at the Claren.
don Hotel, in st. Clairsville, next week,
tine occasion being tho annual visit OF
tho state inspector.
n. S. Hopkins is having the Bellaire
driving course scraped and put in shape
for summer use. The stables are fitted
up and he has two PAGERS now on
hands.
The firm OF Mason & Hawkins has
been dissolved. John W.. Hawkins retir-
ing. Tho business will be continued by
0. P. Mason.
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An Awful Denth,

JERSEY CRY, n. j., April 26.-Georgc
Graham, engineer OF the double screw
BOAT Cincinnati, Of the Pennsylvania
railway. Courtlandt street line, mot a
terrible death this afternoon. The en-.
s!neer st control Of the machinery and
INC boat passed into tho slip with
irisl't:al force. Many OF the passen.
seFs were thrown from their seats, but
no one was seriously hurt. An inycsti.
Ealson Showed that the engineer had
Ieeii thrown into the driving Shalt and
had been ground 10 pieces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-27

Geo. Augustus sala, the well known
.,hElIsh writer, on his last Australian
DGIy Telegraph:
especially have a pleasant remem.
n nsSsee OF tho ships ioctor-a very ex-
is,iehccd maritime medico indeed, who
NLIuea mo most kindly during n horri.
st spell Of bronchitis and spasmodic
bbs.inna, provoked blythe sea Jog which
LAW law Sswooped down on usIjust after wo
MY sun Francisco. But the doctors
descriptions and thef r. increasing
o "dI, " Of tho temperature as we near,
cOr we tropics, ind, in sparticular, q
clL"p'e Of ALLcocK's PoRous PtAsrgRs
oo,ITppcd on--ono on tho Chest and mn.
sane between the shoulder blades
soon set me right"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-27
COL. Il, Is, ERWIN.
SoH' H. En- VIM
The We'll Known Journalist, Dies /
N,elv ynrk-

Tho We'll Known Journalist, Dies in
New York.
New York, April 26.-Col. Richard B.
Erwin, OF the New York TRIBUNE, died
to-day. lie was born in Pittsburgh,
Pa, and was a great grandson OF Benz.
Franklin. lie served with credit dur
ing the war and was subsequently, Sec
rotary OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
line: lie joined the Tribune editorial
stall two years ago and has since done
much valuable work, -,
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Commit ted for TrInl.

LONDON, April 26,-Tho Hon. Patrick
uFevliIe Ausent, brother Of Lord Gre
'''ia who is charged with having as
sauited Miss Price in a compartment OF
IRAN running from London TO Brich.
.oas, on the night OF April Is, was again
.ItaiGned to-day and was committed for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-27
a CoMARDLY POLICY.

The "RrEister" Advises wcst viryin,n
congressman to Straddlo tho silver
ISSUE
Wheeling Register.
We believe tho West Virginia delegation
Will do thor party n great service and
themselves credit by voting Tomorrow to
postpone the consideration of the bill at
This tmo. Suohn vote would not commit
them for or against FREQ coinage. 1t would
sim ply pu: theni'On record of placing tho
question on tho shelf for this present, IN [
portnnt lie legislation IL considered.
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A J%ustiHablo Strike.

MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, 2G.-Fivc hun.
urea employees OF tho Patterson coal
,voMlpany are on 4 strike, the result Of
m tGS refusal OF the company 10 pay $50;
IVY que me minors Tor work done dur.
!hS the past two months. llaf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-27

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, April o6:--Tho As.
eminent Of John H.. kingsbury,
sS OF Broclsrort, amounts to about
sSo:ouV. At present there are i no indi.
tbbs o that tho depositors will get back
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-27
coL. POORMAN SPEAKS
,,,tIng Plain his Position in Re-
gard to the Nomination
Fo2 CONGRESS ACROSS THE RIVER.

III, Agreement with Senator Nichols
and the Circumstances undcrwhlch
II was Mndc..somc Reasons why he
should be the Standard Bearer this
Year.
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Mrs. JANET JOHNSON,
l6i Cedar St, Boston Highlands, Mass

EB- DR.. Greene, the successful specialist,
In curing all forms OF nervous and chronic
diseases, 81 W. 18th street, New York. can
be consulted free, personally, or by letter.
Call or write to him about your case. or send for
symptom blank to Ill Out. and a letter fully OK.
planning your disease, giving advice, etc. will be
returned frdS
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oif oil danger. pure!y vegetable md harmless
Druggists. 81
II suffered from nervous prostration, was SO
weak aud Frustrated l could not attend to my
household duties. closed my house and gave up
my homo, as ! was so restless 1 could not remain
in one place, I could not sleep for weeks at a
time, and Insanity seemed sure to result re.
stored to DR.. Grcenc's Nervura; nth ,rondrjul
c0tci. II produced good sleep, restored my ap-
petite and strength until I feel like a new per.
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Tho alarming increase Of Nerve and Brain DIS.
cases Is daily becoming moro terrible ,qheGtIR,
which so many thousands have hud. III OIL cnSeS
Leaves tho btain and nerves In a weakened md
'dchllitatel condition. This condition mus, 30
Immediately rcstofo3 TO ong 81 7sttqneth md
visor Of nerves, or nervous p%ioStfttion or In.
sanity may result, The unfortunate grr,iu thus
condemned 10 a living death tortured BY that
awful disease. fingers along awaiting tho end
death. ,pF.2 Ri?
You WHO hayc headache, loss OF memory,
confused mind, mcn,al depression. strange sen.
nations, dull, dizzy and bad icelins hthd, rest.
%lcssness. !rfitablllty, nervousness who pass
slceplcss nights, wake tired and unrcirrshed,
who arc weak, with trcrahllny. cold Limbs, AMI
nervous and physica! exhaustion, do you not
know TINT you stand npoaa trfi,k wore d,nl than
any prcciplce-thc terrible brink q insanity, soft.
ching Of tho brain, paralysis or nervous pros
%tration?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-27

If you feel weak, tired and all run
down, Hoods Sarsaparilla is just what
you need to build up strength and puri-
fy your blood. 10
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FOR S A E.

-
House: six rooms, Wood street, Centre Wheel.
House. seven rooms, with hall, Eor street.
Sixth ward. $500. -,
House, five rooms, brick. Fourteenth street.
House, i've rooms. Eolf street, between Twcn.
ty:tourth md T~wenty.ilfth streets, $1,000.
Half lot on Twenty.ninth street, 500.
A splendid farm. nine miles cas-: OF the city,
cheap.
House, three rooms. First ward, 500.
House. four rooms, Jacob street, Centre Wheel.
Ing. 81 .SO0.
Two very desirable lots on South From. street..
Islnnd.
Hall, lot on Moyston street, Sixth warl. s5jl
Cheap.
Lots on South Chaplinc, EoT and Jacob streets.
from Si5)to sSoJ each.
House OF Fix oonA 1856 Woods street; good
condition. $1,000.
Business house on Market street.
Business house on corner 'cn.y.sIxth and
Chapline streets.
One-halt lot on Twenty ninth street. $3.50.
ThirtHSix, acres adjoining Elm Grove. cheip.
Building site 70. dwelling on Twenty.cighth
street. si5l.
,Alarge lot a. McNechen. 10, By Dos fest Very
cheap. ~
House OF eight rooms. brick, Jacob street. bs.
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
Seven lots. 5lxl0] feet, In ,Filau . Whyte AMI
Gallasher's addition. Price SOD to ee)o each.
Ono OF tho best manufacturing ,ai:eI Ia tho
city fronting on two railroads
Choice loti In Glendale. fr.
Lots In Fifth ward 10 Fllau 8 Why.sI
addition.
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LOANS.
$1,000. sl.5oo. 5000 and s3,oo1 to loan on city
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WB uooW' HtcH "
and restore your
nerve strength,
brain power and
aud vital vigor by
the great nerve,
brain and blood
i~nvigora tor, Or.
Grcene's Ncryura.
You can cure your
disease. and ward
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BETILAIIsE,

'ank link is on the sick list.
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,

Pension Attorney, Notary and Real Estate
Agent; Houses rented and rents collected.
Office No Eli Jacob street
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-07-03
On the NaI'-PnLh.

The following preamble and rcso-
lutIons were adopted ut q meeting
Of thu ruscarOra Silver League,
May n, 1892, and should be further
adopted by every silver league in the
State:
WHEREAS, During the past thirty
years the wholesale dealers OF tho
State OF California have been waxing
Rat and wealthy capitalists, blnkers
and brokers have been accumuiating
riches and power, tho manufacturers
liShed themselves in their different
ines OF business, aud every city, town
and harriet throughout the State
has been materially benefited by the
unaidcd efforts Of tho uuiners of Ne.
vada and other silver producing
S,atcs, and
WHEREAS, Tho citizens OF these sill
yer producing States tho former
donors 20 the wealth and power OF
Caii!ornia--are o gaspiug for life
and struggling for an existence by
reason OF the cowardly and treacher-
Gus blows aimed at our only industry
by he powers OF London aud Wall
Street, and
WHEREAS, Our repeated calls for
the sympathy OF CaIifornians (Which
we hnd every right to e1pecr) and
action IN Il behalf, has not only
been UNDECIDED but, with a few hon
orable exceptions, they have joined
the hue and cry against our only in
dnstry, and, with tho blnckest in
gratitude, openly ASST "a those Who
would impovcrish our citizens; thero-
fore, be il
Resolved, That from and August /,
1892, wc, silver producing miners and
business mon of Tuacarora. mutually
agree that NO will not p~ntronize or
support nny man or firm in any branch
OF business within the boundary lines
of tho state OF California who il not
positively in favorJot the frca coinage
OF silver.
RcSoircd, That we invite tho COOP
Grafton OF all having an i~ntercst in the
cenonetiaation OF silver.
ReSoircd, That a copy Of the above
be forwarded To those with whom we
are doing business in California.
To the faithful performance Of Mi
which We herewith attach II p
two signatures and pledge each to tho
other our business integrity.