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Sinful Doings Of Men 81 violent and Evil
Lives.

Sinful Doings Of Men 81 violent and Evil
Lives.
APRfL.
%. Frank W. Rohl and Thomas Pallistor, two
condemned murderers, escaped from tho
New York state prison at Sing Sing.
JUNE.
8. men raided the Peoples bank AZ Little
Rock and secured $1,000
hEPTEauEH
II. 20 masked men held up n Lake Shore train
near Kendallyile. Ind, and ri1ed an ex-
press safe OF se0,O00
II. negroes ynohed AZ New Orleans for
shielding the murderer OF a Judge.
a. Train robbers foiled at 81. Joseph, Mo-. by
train load Of policemen; robbers shot
dead.
OCTOBER
p. Hon. Carter H. Harrison. mayor Of Chica-
go, shot dead by man named Prendergast
NOVEMBER.
8. Lawyer Francis n. Weeks, the defaulting
Spectator. sentenced to 10 years hard la
Dor.
B. Robbers carried on a vallse containing
S30OD from the ONCE OF the Indiana, lli-
nois and Iowa Railroad company Ia Chi
cago.
DECEMBER.
2 highwaymen robbed several passengers
and employees at Luzerne station, Ia, on
the Chicago and Northwestern.
O. Joseph II. Louis. head bookkeeper for n. j.
Schl0ss a. Co.. Wholesale clothiers, New
York, attempted suicide and was arrested
for defalcation said to amount % $4,000.
7. Tho South Bend dndJ National bank
robbed OF $1,000 In broad daylight
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PoLITIcAL ANp PERsoNAL.
Happenings Worthy Of Record In Social
and Political Circles.

Happenings Worthy OF Record In Social
and Political Circles.
JANUARY.
10. James Smith. Jr.. elected United States
senator from New Jersey.
II. Edward Murphy. Jr.. elected United States
senator from New York.
". John II. Mitchell elected United States
senator from Wisconsin.
FEBRUARY.
Z. Judge w. b. Allen. Populist. elected Unit
ed States senator from Nebraska.
DO William n. Roach elected United States
senator from North Dakota.
MARCH.
G. President Cleveland's cabinet officers nom
mated and confirmed by the senate: Wal
ter q. Gresham Of Illinois, secretary Of
state; John q. Carlisle OF Kentucky. secre-
tary Of the treasury; Daniel 5. Lamont Of
New York, secretary OF war; Richard Oh
ney OF Massachusetts attorney general;
Wilson $. Bissell Of New York, postmaster
general Hilary A. Herbert Of Alabama,
secretary Of the navy; Hoke Smith Of
Georgia. secretary Of the interior; julius
Sterling Morton Of Nebraska, secretary Of
agriculture.
90. Hon. Thomas T. Bayard OF Delaware ap-
pointed United States ambassador TO Great
Britain. the first appointment under the
title ambassador.
APRIL.
Is. The Duke Of veragua. lineal descendant
Of Columbus, arrived az New York.
MAY.
4 Dean William Lawrence chosen Episcopal
bishop OF Massachusetts, 20 succeed Phillips
Brooks, lately deceased.
Q. Joseph II. Blount appointed minister TO
Hawaii.
u. The Infanta Eulalio Of Spain arrived in
New York.
o Mrs James G. Blaine, widow Of Secretary
Blaine. sailed for England. where she will
reside permanently.
:. James Gordon Bennett seriously injured
by falling from a coach in Paris.
july.
Q. The Duke of York prince George Of Wales
and Princess Victoria May of Teck mar
ried In London.
AUGUST.
Z. Congress met in extraordinary session.
g. DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes celebrated his
eighty-fourth birthday
SEPTEMBER.
0. Auguste Bartholdi, the sculptor OF the Lib
erty statue Ia New York harbor. arrived IN
that city from Europe.
T. Ex-King Milan Of servia stricken with ap-
oplexy.
u. DE Lesseps, the Panama canal protector,
released from prison at Paris.
NOVEMBER
q. General Master Workman T. V. Powderly,
Knights Of Labor, resigned.
DECEMBER.
/. J. r. Sovereign OF Iowa installed general
master workman. Knights Of Labor.
T. Congress met Ia regular session.
3. The president again sent 20 the senate the
name Of William u. Hornbower OF New
York for Justice Of the supreme court.
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The rulers of the miniature republic OF
Andorra decided recently that the country
should possess a cannon. krupp there
fore was ordered TO manufacture one Of
the most modern type. The great gun ar
rived at its mountain destination a short
time ago and was placed on the highest
point in the "eountry,n 30 that the citi
zens could see that the valley WAS well
protected. A day was appointed 10 try the
cannon. which was able 10 send a ball Is
kilomet,rs. Just as the two artillerymen
of Andorra were ready 90 fire it occurred 20
one Of the prudent citizens that the shot
might cause some trouble.
The territory Of the republic 81 Andorfn
does not extend over more than six kilo-
meters To direct the shot therefore TO
ward the surrounding mountains would
be the same as firing at Franco or Italy,
as the ball would necessarily fall on the
territory Of one Of these countries. A
war might be the result Il was then de
cided 10 shoot the hall In the air, but
some one suggested that it would endan-
ger the lives Of too many people In its de-
scent and possibly bore n great hole In the
republic Of Andorra. Good council prevail
ed, and the two artillcrymen were com
mandcd to unload the gun. The shot has
not yet been fired. and the good republic
ans are uncertain what 90 do with the eN-
penslve gun.-Ncw York Tribune
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~hu % his'crisn. New YORK
city. aged a.
a. Rear Admiral walter W. Queen. y. T. n.
tretlrcdI. lu Washington; aged o.
e.. Hon. Carter u. Harrison, mayor Of chi
cage, iu Chicago' aged o..
b. sir John Abbott. cE-prcmicr % Canada, "a
Montreal; aged y.
NOVEMBER
g. Francis parkmau, tho eminent historian,
al jamaica Plain. Mas. aged 20
o Professor Herman August Hagen ~ Har-
ward college, well known cntomologlst. az
Cambridge. Mass aged 20.
Annie PlEley, the actress To- London.
n. Ex-Governor Charles II. Icll Of New Hamp-
shire, az Exeter. ~ H., aged 20.
~ Mrs. j. Roosevelt Roosevelt, wife u the
newly appointed secretary of the American
embassy, in London.
" William A. Hcano. prominent Democrat
OF Indiana. editor OF the Goshen Democrat.
died suddenly ln tho streets Of Goshen.
rs. Elizabeth Onkemith, poet and lecturer, at
Hollywood. y. g.: aged ID.
H. Rev. Charles D. Deems, pastor Of the
Church Of tho Stranger, Ia New York city
aged %.
81. Hon. jeremiah McIain Ruak. ex-governor
az Wisconsin and also secretary 81 agricul-
turo under Harrison. at Niroqua, Via.
aged 3d.
e. william D. Coleman. a California pioneer
and merchant prince % san Francisco.
aged o.
"a Ex-Governor John j. Jncob OF West viz
ginln. al Wheellng' aged "a.
n. Cougrc-sIuau Charles O'Nelll. The father
81 tlc house, Boa Philadelphia aged y.
d. william &. Banning. political and busi-
ncsa leader Of Minnesota, ln st. Paul. aged
~.
uEfINnrn.
l. william Lilly. o prominent public man
and capitalist 81 Pennsylvania. az Mnuch
Chunk. aged ~.
q Pauline Cushman, the noted Union scout,
ln san Frauciaco
& Professor John Tyudnll. the celebrated
British scientist. at liaslomcre, County sur
req, England. asod 20
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A very eminent Philadelphian. now De
ceased. had two daughters married Ia an
other city. One 81 these ladies was very
fond of society and Of having good time
On one occasion her husband made "a trip
to Philadelphia and saw her father aud
told him that really there was such "A
thing as going beyond moderation. aud he
feared he would be compelled 20 break up
and send the daughter hack 60 Philudcl-
phia 60 the parental home. To this the
Old gentleman responded In his quiet way
that he was very sorry, as he was just ON
the point Of making arrangements to srt-
tie quite sum ~ money upon his daugh-
ter. realizing that De was grown old, aud
that &c must be difficult Tor her GO sustain
her social position adequately.
Upon hearing this "a decided change u
said o. have coinc over the complaining
husband. lie had toacknowlcdge. he said.
that she had many line qualities which
could not De- uvcrlnuked. and, although she
had been great trial 60 him. yet u the
father rrnlly felt this great interest in her
be. ~ her husband. would ny O. overlook
her eccentriciti-s aud bear with her little
longer lie did. aud nothing more was
heard OF the matter. -philadoiphia Times
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Auofnr.
D. The pleasure yacht hachoi, on Lake George,
sank aud carried down people.
-. The Reading cnmpany'a collier Panther
and barge Lykens Valley wrecked On south
amptuu. N. VI ~ drowned.
hEfsIrnnEn.
Q. Tie liaytihn warahit Alexandra foundercd
OF Cape 1lburon. ilayti. carrying down NJ
nous' among them company u diatin-
guiahcd liaytian diplomats.
oCIOhru
a. Ditaatruua storm on tho great lakes. tho
propeller Dean Richmond iost az Van Hu-
rem Point, carrying down Us ~ her crew,
tho captain. bic wife and children.
hUvEMnEn.
l. Steamship city ~ Alexandria burned on
Caliinar, Cuba; - people drowned while
trying 90 escape.
Q. "a catiaWay sailors drowned on Point aux
barquc-, Lake Huron, BY tho swamping OF
boat.
uECTMuTH.
o. British ship Jaaon wrecked OF Highland
Light. Mass, IN gale. 20 soamen lost
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cALAmITlEs AT SEA.

Marine Disasters Caused by Collisions,
storms, Fircs, Explosions. Eto.
FEnHUARY.
a q people drowned By the loss of the British
steamship Trinacria on the coast Of Spain.
q Norwegian bark Alice went ashore At Long
ucal p. \. j.; . sailors drowned.
ArHIf-
a. @ sailors drowned by the caIeiring ~ the
fishing schooner Gcncsta on BarnegaI
NAY.
IA Tho steamer City 81 Hamburg run down the
ship Countess Evelyn on the Cornish coast.
- lives lust.
Il. Is lives lot IN "a storm ON Lake Erie.
ITNE
% The British hatilcellp Victoria sunk In coll
llsion with the battieship Campcrlown In
the Mediterranean tra. over 40 lives Lost
inoluding Admiral Trpon.
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CONVENTIONS OF SOCIETIES, ETC.
Meetings of Fraternai aud Scientific
bodies, Anniversaries, Etc.

Meetings OF fratcrnat aud ccieuttho
Bodies. Anniversaries, Etc.
july.
& The Christian Endcayor international con-
Ncntou opened in Montreal
%. The international convention Of the Bap-
list Young Peoples union a. America
opened Ia indianapolis.
II. The educational congress opened In Chi
cago.
August.
I. The national convention OF the Roman
Catholic Total Abstinence union opened at
Springfield, Mass.
10. The Union Veterans union opened It's an
nual cncsmpmcut n Faueuii hail. Boston.
81. The seventh International pharmaceutical
congress met On Chicago.
SEPTEMBER.
8. Twenty annual encampmcnt of the
Grand Array OF thu Republic opened az
indianapolis.
rs Centennial anniversary 81 the laying %
the cornerstone Of the capitol celebrated al
Washington.
a. 18th annual convocation OF the Knights OF
81. john and Malta met In philadelph
prl EMhEH
g. Annual congress uf baptists ~ the United
States opened al Augusta. ga.
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THE ANNALS OF 1893.
a BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE EVENTS
or THE YEAR.

u Il a Sad Record OF Accidents on Sea
and Land. of Cyclones and Storms.
OF Enormous Fire Losses and
Of Commercial TroubIes.
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o Col. Jerome nonapartc. granddaughter Of
Napoleon ]. al Pride's Crossing. Mass;
akcu NL
q. Miss Emma NJ. Converse. a noted astro-
nomic&l writer, at Mhitchcld, y. H.; aged
"a
Z. Ex-Secrctary ot state Hamilton Fish, at
Garrison's. y. \ o.. AGED 81.
u. Frederick l.athrop Ames. the richest man
in New England, on board the sound steam
ar Pilgrim. AGED -.
10. sir Alexander r. 6alt. prominent Cana
dian Official, at Montreal. aged 90.
=. Professor y. h. Parrish Steele OF Illinois.
well known writer on agriculture, in Mo-
bile: accd GA
louis Iaucc. German journalist aud pub
Usher. ln 81 Louis. aged o..
OCTOBER.
L ind Irving a. handle. who was an tnti-
mate tricud of lincoln. az Alton. his; aged
-
Il MacNiahon. pur de Magenta. marshal o.
France aud rT- president % the republic. ia
Paris; aged oa
Lucy Stone blackwell. the woman suiiragisL
al Dorchester. Mass: aged "a
ID Cen Dennis o. harkc, one 81 the COM
maudcr. of tur irish brigade, in Now York
citys agrd ti
o. Rev pr. Pulls schan. celebrated Biblical
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-09-22

The following communication writ
ten by an old time Nevadan, in sup
port of A. c. Cleveland, Republican
nominee for Governor, of Nevada is
one of the many testimonials to the
honesty, integrity and manhood of him
who has been chosen from among the
many responsible and reputable men,
of Nevada to bear the Republican
standard TO victory in the coming
fight. Irrespective of party or political
differences of opinion the great mass
of voters of Eastern Nevada are prac-
tically united i'll their devotion and
loyalty to the man who has at all
times, been their true and standfast
friend.
"That the republican convention,
convened at Carson, disE layed COM
mendable dispersion in nominating
A. G. Cleveland for the gubernatorial
office, is fact which is apparent to
the most, superficial critic.
No voter of this State will seric usly
question Mr.. Cleveland's executive
ability, his unyielding tenacity of pur
pose, his ur compromising integrity
his devotion to party principles, and
his self sacrafce in accepting the nom
ination at so critical moment in the
party's history. He has been indenti-
fed in &C MS icuous degree with the
pioneer growth of this State and this
county in particular, which renders
him all the more entitled to the almost
unanimous support of the yeomanry of
this State. His p, litical career in this
State like his private record, will chal-
lenge the criticism of his political op-
ponents. The history of this State
would be incomplete without honor
able mention of his illustlious name,
no efforts of his traducers can efface
the monuments of his able ard far
reaching mind. Those who are in favor
CT silver, of pre- election to American
industries, those who are in favor of
an economical administration in our
State affairs, those who hold country
above party, those who favor a pure
and honest government, should all
flock as they inevitably will to the
support of the Republican aspisant for
gubernatorial honor"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-09-22

The following test will be required of
voters at said Primary Election
T. am in favor of the free coinage of Sill
STATES regardless of what any oJneI alton
may or may not do concerning same, and
of such restriction ofimmigration, and such
protection of American labor as will insure
to American labor whether native or foreign
born an honest days pay for an honest days
work, and will support the nominees OF the
Republican Party"
All returns to be forwarded to the SecTe-
tary at Ely, Nevada.
BY order OF Committee.
A. d. CAMPTON, Secretary
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NEW TO-DAY.
LEGAL NOTICE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
/ State of Nevada, in and for the County,
of White Pine.
In the matter of the estate of
JOHN REFER, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that Monday the
SIN, day of October 1894, at 10 O'Clock
A. M. of said day. and at the court room of
said Court at the Court house in the town
of Ely, County of White Pine, and State Of
Nevada, have been appointed the time and
place for proving the will of said deceased, ,
John Reher, and for hearing the application
of Daniel Simonson, for the issuance to him
of letters testamentary thereon.
Dated Ely, Nevada September 18th. 1884
M. B. GARAGHAN,
Clerk of White Pine County, Nevada and
ex-otficio Clerk of the above named Court.
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The following judges were appointed;
and Louis LAM.
Ely-B. B. Bird, Leo Welte, and Sam
| Brown.
Cherry Creek-Geo. Kenendy, Harry Lou
er, and Geo. F. Parker.
Osceola-R A. Millick, C. c. Miller and
| Jacob Henderson.
White River Peter North, Steve Williams
and Jas. Rosevear.
Newark-Thos Robinson, VIM. Vain
wright and R. Mcminomy
schellbourne-Wm Burke Jr. NJ. H.
Cochran and NJ. F. Boyle.
seligman-H, Hoppe, George Allen, and
Otto Boetzel.
Shoshone-Augus Campbell, George Swal-
low, and Jasper Fox
Snake Valley-J. L. Smithson, P. NJ Bak-
er and Chas. Peck.
Aurum & Muncy-M. E. Bassett, B. C
Sanford and A. Tiffany.
Taylor, Ward and Steptoe- Phil McKef-
nan. Jas. B. Orr, and John Verzan.
Duck Creek-Josiah Miles, w. C, Gallagher
and Chas. Gerboth.
The Judges of the various precincts are
authorized to select the polling places, ap-
point clerks, and issue credentials.
For the purpose of electing Delegates to
the said Convention. the Primary Elections
to be carried out in compliance with the
laws of the State.
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The following is the ticket placed in
nominotion by the good old Bourbon
Democrats of Nevada at Carson on
the 14th, inst.
Congressman-B. f Riley of Hum
boldt.
Governor-Theodore Winters of
Washoe.
Controlled. II. Hall of Eureka.
Treasurer-W. D. Thompson of
Storey.
Attorney General-W. c. Grimes
of Washoe.
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tons. S. Sears of Washoe.
State Pripter-James Murray of
Washoe.
Regent Qong term)-J. w. Hyslop
of Ormsby.
Regent Short term)-A. Wiseman
of Elko.
Nominations for State Offices effect
ed by proposed amendments and Dis
trict Judges were passed.
Dr. Prices CrGalsa Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award
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PHE MURDER TRIAL.
The Closing Scene i'm the Case Against
Mrs. Hartley.

On Sunday morning, at about $50
o'clock, the Judge and attorneys were
summoned hurriedly and it was soon
noised about that the jury had agreed
upon verdict. Quite an audience
grthered in the courtroom, nothwith-
standing it was sunday morning. The
Jury came in and took their seats, and
were shortley followed by the defend
ant, who occupied seat near her at
torneys. The usual formalities were
gone through with, and the verdict of
murder in the second degree announc-
ed, with the recommendation for the
mercy of the court.
The defendant sat for moment or
two as if she was carved out of stone,
then slowly rose and addressed the
Court and asked if she might speak to
the Jury. The Judge granted permits
sion. She turned to the jury and said
"Gentleman, | thank you; l had hoped
you would exonerate me" As the
defendant rose to speak Sheriff Caugh-
lin and Jack Caughlin, the Deputy
Sheriff, advanced to the prisoner and
DIR. Phillips, who was sitting some dis
lance away also move1 rapidly toward
her and spoke to her. The defendant
put her hands to her face and in a chok-
ing voice said, "Oh, my God. " The
Jury was dismissed and the court ad-
journed.
The prisoner was led from the court
room sobbing piteously. Tears sprang
to the eyes of strong mon and express
sions of sympathy came from all sides
for the poor woman in her deplorable
and unfortunate condition. During
the day her physicians visited her fire.
uuently and toward evening she be-
came calmer. Yesterday the prisoner
was quiet, but she was almost pros
trated. The order of Court was that
in consideration of defendants condi-
ton, the time for passing sentence
was set for Saturday, December LIST,
and the defendant given until the Oath
of November to prepare and file bill
Of exceptions,
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LOS

Certificate No. AZ for 625 shares of Cumber-
~ land Il Osceola, Gold Mining q Mill
ing Company located in osceola, White
Pine County, Nevada, originally issued in
the name of A. J. Millick. Any one finding
the same will please leave it at this office.
JULIA A. BRIGGS.
Executrix of the estate of Robert Briggs
deceased. aull-u
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

7 HERE BY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A
l. Candidate for the nominations as Dis
trict Attorney and ex-officio Superinten-
dent of Public Schools, subject to decision
of the Republican Party County Convention
of White Pine County.
F. X. MURPHY.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1894-09-22

The following test will be required Of
voters at said Primary Election; 81 am in
favor of the free coinage of Silver at the
ratio of 16 to by the United States, indie
pendent of any other Nation, and will sup
port the nominees of the Peoples Party"
All returns to be forwarded to the Secre
tary at Ely, Nevada,
By order of Committee.
A. B. TREECE, Secretary
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SOL HILP.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

T WILDE A CANDIDATE FOR THE OF
4 fee OF District Attorney and eX-o'-Icio
County Superintendent of Schools OF White
Pine County, State of Nevada, for the en-
sums term, subject to the decision of the
Peoples Party County Convention to he
held in the town of Ely, September 25th, 1894.
A. T. STEARNS.
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NOTICE OF THE
NJ Getting of the Board of Equalization

NOTICE IS HERDBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Assessor of White Pine County, State
Of Nevada, has delivered his Assessment
Roll or Tax List, for the year 1894 together
with the map book and all statements made
by the tax payers to the Clerk of the Board
of County Commissioners, and that the
Assessment Roll is now in the office OF said
Clerk, open for bubble inspection.
NOTICE is also given that the Board of
County Commissioners of said County will
meet as "a BOARD OF EQUALIZATION on the
third Monday in September, viz;
Monday, September 9TH, 8o4.
And that the regular session of said Board
will continue thereafter from time to time
until the business of Equalization is dispos-
ed of, but no later than the first Monday,
in October, viz:
Monday, October st. 8e4.
Ely September 10th, 1894:
NJ. b. GARAGHAN,
Clerk of the Board of County Commits
SionerS,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

GAL ADVERTISEMENTS in this paper
must hereafter be paid in advance. This
course is made necessary to guard
against loss, inconvenience and annoy
ance in collecting the only source OF
revenue we can look for to carry on
business these dull times.
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FOR ASSEMBLYMAN.

HERE BY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS A
4 candidate for the nomination as assem-
blyman, subject to the decision of the Peo
Pine County.
SOL HIP.
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FOR SHERIFF.

r HEREBY ANNOUNCE MY SELF AS A
L Candidate for the nomination as Sheriff
of White Pine County, subject to the de-
cision of the Republican Party County Con-
vention, of White Pine County.
WALTER RYNEARSON,
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The Judges of the various precincts are
authorized to select the polling places, ap-
point clerks and issue Credentials.
For the purpose of electing Delegates to
the said Convention, the Primary Elections
to be carried outin compliance with the
laws of the State.
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d. C. MCDONALD

HERE BY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF AS A
Candidate for the nomination of assembly
man, subject to the decision of the People
Party County Convention of White Pine
County.
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The following JUDGES were appointed:
Hamilton-J. B. Mathewson, Geo. Batter E,
n Bush.
Ely-C. D. Bradley, j. s. Reeder, B. P.
Noteman.
Snake Valley and Osceola-John Marriott,
s. A. D. Glasscock, w. T. Gregory. :
Cherry Cree1-John Wearne, Geo. Taylor
R. Frank.
Duck Creek-W. L. IngrAham, W. Rynear-
son. w. n. McGill.
Ward, Taylor and steptoe-M. Guptil, Ira
Abbott J. Newman.
White Rivera. c. Pulsipher, N. Eager,
Steve Williams.
Spring Valley and Aurum-J. Cameron.
Chas. Odgers, G. R. A. Bibbins.
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Born.

Davis-In Ely, Nevada, September
18th, 1894, to tkewife Of K. C.. Davis,
a son. 1t died soon after birth.