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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
WHEEIING DAILY REGIsTENN TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9. 1884

crude SIC; off crude 25a27c nominal; prime
yellow 33c Coffee, options closed. steady
at lOa3O points net decline; sales 4, I9O
bags. Sugar, raw dull; fair refining ga
31sc.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, October S.-Wheat,
drl and 1/as/c lower; No. 2 red October
54lIs548Ic; November 5lla5511c; Decem-
Der $751; a56bc; January 5!1Sa5I75c Corn,
steady; No. mixed OCTOBER 0'aooc' De-
cember 5l4a5l4c; January ol74 aol%+c'
Oats, firm and &c higher; No. w Wnlte &c
tober 36a3616c; November 5o4 a5ozsc;
December S62la37c; January SAP =;
Flour quiet but steady butter, 6 o anu
weak: fancy western creamery Zoc; 90.
Pennsylvania prints 27c; do. iooolng ga
3lc. Eggs, steady: fresh, aear-oy, IVA
I'VE; do. western 1Shial9c. Cheese I'M
changed. Receipts-Flour, 3,OOC barrels
and $500 sacks; wheat, 1000 bushels;
corn. $500 bushels; oats, 3,OVO oushels'
Sbipments-Wheat 1000 bushels; corn,
5000 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels.
CINCINNATI. o., October S.-F'lour, quiet;
fancy 81 25a2 40; family g O5a2 ~. w neat Sd,
easier: No . red 501fa5lc; recelpts 5,UOO
bushels: shioments l.5OO bushels. Corn,
dull; No. = mixed soc. Oats, firm; and
active: No. , mixC1 3OS+a3!7sc: hye, poui,-
nal; No. 2, SIC. Pork, dull at sl5 20 Lsru,
firm at 81 80. Bulk meats, nru az - -
Bacon, steady at S 30. Nnlshy, hrn;
sales GA barrels at isl %. Butter, quiet
and unchanged. Sugar, easy; hard re-
fined 39Ia55%c; New Orleans 81 943sc
Linseed oil. in demand at 5la52c. Eggs,
steady at l4c Cheese, steady; prime TO
choice Ohio fiat 9a915c.
TOLEDO, ONO, OctoOerS.-Wheat, active
but weak; No. 2 cash and October 52cc;
December $500; May $3.50 Corn, dull;
No. mixed 5Ohc; No. yellow Disc.
Oats, quiet No. , mixed @9c; No ? white
32c. Rye, dull; oBsh 4oc, Cloyerseeu,
active and steady; prime cash ana Octooer
e. i9II. November 50 10: February s. 2715:
March IS 80. Receipts; Wheat, $4,000
bushels; corn, 1000 bushels; oats, 1000
bushels; rye, 500 bushels; cIoverseed' 1000
bags. Shipments-Flour, 1000 barrels;
wheat, 1850 bushels corr, 1850 bushels;
cloverseed, 700 bags.
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The London Wool salss.

LONDON, October S.-There was large
attendance at the wool auction sales to-
dav and bidding was keen. Prices were
strong for all good woods and easy for
everything inferior. The American pur.
chases amounted to 300 bales to-day
There was a large proportion OF new
Queensland and good New South Wales
wool offered. Cross.breds were sharply
picked up by Yorkshire buyers. Cape Of
Good Hope and Natal snow white woods
were hardening. The number Of bales Of
fered to-day were 137lS Of which 1900
were withdrawn. Following are the sales
in detail;
New South Wales, 2,9lS bales; secured
63[da1s Cd; greasy 4l4aS}fd.
Queensland, 3,7OS bales; secured 10da1s
215d; greasy 5]5da9d.
Victoria, S82' bales; secured 8dalO}4d;
greasy 5dals.
South Australia, 4O1 bales; secured
74dals: greasy 4L!da74d.
New Zealand, 4,55l bales; secured 5dals
Sd: greasy 4l4dal0Hd.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal, 2,29s
bales; secured 62ldals 40; greasy 54da
I'D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
APPOINTMENTS OF E. ". WILSON.

Morgan county Berkeley Springs, Monday,
October s, lO:3O a. m.
Morgan county Pan Pan, Tuesday, October
O. lO:30 a. m.
Hampshire county, ROmney, Wednesday, oc-
tober 10, 1880 a. m.
Hardy county. Country, Thursday October
Ii, 1880 a. N.
Hardy comfy, Mooreneld, Friday, october
70, 1890 a. m.
Grant county, Petersburg, Saturday, October
10, 1890 a. m.
Mineral county, Piedmont, Monday, October
Is, 1880 p. m.
Tucker county Parsons, Tuesday, October Is,
p. m.
Barbour county, Belington, Wednesday, oc-
tober Il, p. m.
Barbour county, Philippi, Thursday, October
Is, p. m.
BraI,on county, Sutton, Saturday October %,
l p. IN.
Webster county, Addison, Monday, October
%, Ham.
Nicholas county, summervlllo, Tuesday, oc
tober % IL a. m.
Kanawha county, Charleston, Thursday, DC.
tober p, 2 p. m.
The remainder OF Mr.. Wilson'S time up until
the election will be put in the southern part Of
the state.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
|THs BELLE OF KENTUCKY.

the Fresent Time, But Many
Years Ago.
Sallie Ward Hunt Downs, who
lieyed 10 be fatally III at her home
,opisville. will be remem bered as 3
Cd beauty and belle OF Kentucky so
rs AGO. and for many succeeding
re. IL has been said of her that for
b euoch Of her life the style Of her
uty was the appropriate model.
Her ancestry was Of the best, she
eino descended from an old Huguenot
FAMILY. who fed across the seas from
French persecution, and settled In
Kentucky. Her grandfather, Major
Matthews Flournoy, served with dis
tinction in the war Of the Revolution,
land it was at his country seat that his
beautiful granddaughter was born. Her
Rather was the Hon. Robert j. Ward,
Tho. at 2s, was selected Speaker III the
eptucky Assembly. His wealth and
Intellectual tastes permitted him to re-
ire from politics, which were not
pleasing 20 him, or be would doubtless
have attained distinguished position.
To read the chronicles OF her day II
HoulG seem as il another such paragon
OF beauty, grace and goodness had never
been known In either hemisphere.
society paragraph Of half a century ago
thus referred % her when she came
home a bride:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09

seemed to be no one supporting them. Dis
tllling was weak on a report that the sales
of &, SOC, 900 additional bonds was contem-
plated 10 pay rebate vouchers maturing.
The bond market was heavy during the
greater part Of the day on moderate vol
ume Of business, the sales aggregating
S7ll. 900. Total sales of stocks 156, al
shares. Quotations closed bid:
Atchison. O.; Adams Express, 147;
American Express, 10; Baltimore and Ohio
76H; Canada Pacific, 90; Central Pa
cifc, II. Chesapeake and Ohio, -;
Chicago and Altc1. l42; Chicago, Burllng-
ton and Quincy. 49,; Chicago Gas. 1875;
Delaware and HUDSON, 1881; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western. 1857; Denver
and RIO Grande preferred, 1875 Distill-
ers and Cattle Feeders Co., %; Erie,
Az 90. preferred, 2715; Fort Wayne. 1913;
General Electric, $50; Illinois Central,
g24; Lake Shore, 1868; Michigan Cen
trial. eS: Missouri Pacific, IS; National
Cordage, 12I; do. preferred, %; Nor
folk and Western preferred, 23%;
Northern Pacific, Az; do. preferred,
ISll; Northwestern 1888; do. preferred,
l43; New York Central, 9y$l; New
York and New England, 301s Pacific Mail.
l51&: Peoria. Decatur and Evansville,
4; Pittsburg, 1873; Pullman Palace, l5a;
Reading, 1873; Rock Island, 5914 St Louis
and San Francisco first preferred, -; St.
Paul, 6215 do. preferred, 1872 renne see
Coal ana Iron, Is; Texas Pacific, %;
Union Pacific, 12L: United States Ex-
press, A.; Western Union, $50; Wheeling
snc Lake Erie Ii; DO. preferred. 40
Mining StocKs-Band B., -: CholOr, 20;
Crown Point, 90; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 575; Deadwood, so; Gould
and Curry, So; Hale and Norcross, 80;
Homestake, 1900; Independence, =; Mex
lean, 565; North Star, -; Ontario, 500;
Ophir, 800; Plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada,
10; Standard, lis; Union Con-. 100; yell
low Jacket, 100; Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver $50; DO preferred. 400; Bulwer To-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09

cred wi tanbark to play football on.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers will be at
the OPERA House tomorrow nighs.
Mrs. Samuel Young entertained her
Sabbath school class last evening.
The Belmont brick works have shut
down for a couple Of days.
Miss Bert Robinson left yesterday Tor
her home at Clsr ington.
Joseph Safisld, OF Iowa, is the guest
Of Joseph Waterman.
A horse belonging to the base ball
team died yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
APPOINTMENTS OF JNO, D. ANDERSON

Boone c. H. Boone county October s. p. m.
Chapmansyille, Logan county, October :, 3
p. m.
Logan C. H., Logan county. October 10. /
p. n.
Buffalo, Logan county, October II, 10 3. m.
Occsua, Wyoming county, October y, Up. m.
Mllliamson Logan county. October 13. p. m.
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lRTIN's FERRY.

BIZ was fined 81 and costs
b warrant sworn out by
10, charging him with de-
foperty.
Mrs. Mcconnell, Charles
Pyle, and Thomas O'Neil
I'D costs each for drunk
pg and Hiram Tate were
osts each by Mayor West
for Sunday liquor SELL
Commissioner Coates
by 10 recover S104 for
failed to agree.
and wife left yesterday
at Smithfeld, after a
relatives here.
ftohell, Of Mt Pleasant,
or his home, after svisit
b. Francis.
Lane, Of Pittsburg, 3 the
bother, Mrs. Georfe Ho-
s'Ounus been COW
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The Metal Market

NEW York. October S. Pig iron, dull;
Scotch $40 5Oa2O %; American $40 GOA
10 90. Tin, barely steady; straits SIS Goa
Is 20; plates market weak Spelter steady {;
domestic 50 40a3 10. Copper, quiet; bull
lion brokers quotation 80 so; Metal Ex-
change do 50 65a9 ~. Lead, quiet; bullion
brokers quotation So o.; Metal Exchange
do 81 15a3 l15A
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ave do not believe that Tom Moore
found anything fairer when DE went
angel huntiug under the shade Of the
sumschs THAI the piCture-ike face Of
|this child-bride."
Tna writer goss on 10 speak Of her
''Sny, sweet tenderness, and concludes
with a description OF her diamonds and
point d'Aleucon lace, which, be says,
would have rejOiced the cUurtly genius
: pf Vandyke.
She was tall, with an exquisite form
BID roseleaf complexion, blue eyes and
mass Of auburn hair OF the blOBd type.
Her culture and goodness were e1-
pressed 10 her features, for it was not
" choice that she became the belle OF
Ter native State.
So highly was her beauty held In the
TEEN Of everyone that children named
cir pet kittens Sallia Ward. Farmers
med their racing stock after her, and
is related Of little girl that when
r mother was teaching her 20 pray
d telling her about God, who made
glorious sun and stars, the child in
frUpted her TO add, And mamma, lie
da Sallie Ward''
ShpBad all the accOmp lishments OF
Or age, as we'll as fne natural gifts,
Celed in music, and was a skillful
bguiSt She was enthusiastic In her
atriotism, and il any of the Louisville
Legion, the pride of Kentucky In 1876,
re still living, they will recall as a
sion OF angels the youthful Sal
Ward as she presented them with a
lilken flag bearing the Stars aud
strlpes General William Preston,
hfterward famous In the Southern army,
received 10 from the hands OF the Louis
pile beauty, who drove 70 Portland,
Ehere the Legion embarked for New
Orleans en- route for Mexico, and pre-
Rnted 10 amidst the widest enthusiasm.
be soldiers marched 10 single file past
ISIS Wards carriage and each one lift
& his hat bowed profoundly. She said
recOuEting the scene:
Il esteemed the honor or being Sc
cted to present the flag to those noble
ns Of Kentucky far greater than all
9 fattery and homage OF a ballroom"
Residents Of New Orleans still remem-
the splendor and beauty OF Sallie
ard, who, as Mrs. DR.. Hunt, spent
zen years in that city, living in a
lie OF regal maEnidCence. This was
ore the Civil War.
furniture Of her superb home
Aade after the model OF that used
Q Duchess of Orleans in Paris.
etinue Of servants aud her car
were fit for a Princess. Ii is
fairy story TO hear old residents
the dinner parties she and her
and gave, when the orchestra OF
french opera furnished the music.
quests we're the elite OF the city,
pc hospitality aud generosity Of
unit were never exhausted.
Downs, as she Is now known,
log the name OF her fourth huS-
said TO possess in her SEVENTH
ar the remnants of her once
beauty. IL is still remembered
prge d. Prentice was called TO
according 10 the code of duel
some sighting paragraph con-
one OF her lovers. Like all
beauties, she was eccentric at
b her equestrian pranks-she
mOUs rlder-have been COM
as brilliant freaks OF daring.
Recsmier, she was 10th to
her years OF conquest, but
be time came when the boot
onger turned to look after
the end is drawing near, and
Ky princess will have done
olumentS OF earth, but her
passed into history as the
full representa- tIves OF
Gus for its fair women
Press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09
PETROLEUM.

New YORK, October S.-Petroleum firm;
PENNSYLVANIA oil. sales none; November
option, sales. 2,COO barrels; closing at e2Bc
bid; Lima oil, sales uoue.
OIL CITY, PA, October S.-Shipments,
l42. S74 barrels; rims, N. $50 barrels.
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FINANCE. AND TRADE.

money. 1 Per Cent-GOvernmsuts, Firm.
stocks. Strong Flour, steady and I'm
changed-Wheat, Lower.
New YoRE, October S.-Money on call
easy at l per cent; last loan l per cent;
closed al per cent Prime mercantile pa-
per 3a4l5 per cent. Sterling Exchange
stang aud higher with actual business
in bankers bills at 4S7a4S7i4 for demand.
Silver certificates 64$c bid
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09

STOCEs-The stock market opened fairly
firm aud in many cases q fraction higher,
but the temper Of the speculation quickly
changed under a sharp selling movement,
in which Sugar, Chicago Gas, Reading and
the Changers were most prominent Not
until aOou, noon was there a rally,
the decline was recovered. During
the afternoon the movement was
almost entirely toward lower figures and
speculation closed weak, with prices at or
near the lowest point OF the day, the de-
clines compared with the final sales Of yes
terday, ranging from L TO IS per cent in
the active list, the latter. Sugar , per
cent. dopreferred Ia, Cordage preferred
IL. Pacific Mail was a notable exception
10 the general depression and was in good
buying demand on reports that the COM
pany was TO be consolidated with the Oc-
cidental and Oriental Steamship Company,
and that George Gould was 10 be elected
President OF the united company and of the
Panama Railroad Company. Denisls of the
repor were made by the Pacific Mail
people, but the stock nevertheless moved
up Is per cent, closing within 4 Of the
bekt The commission houses reported
deaHth Of business and the speculation
was left, therefore, in the hands Of the
room traders and the clique OF man.
ipulatOAS which has been the dominant
iniuendA in the trading for some time past
sugar IS sold down for the accounto OF an
onsrs who was one OF q former bull
poos ng tee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09

NATALoaUE AsDTPAErhLKT WoEK.-
" Having Ins most ssnpists equipment II
both nacniaery And nstsri.a fhs West virrin
printing Of this class In nost apsrsv W
style sna In the shortest xsfinatss IN
.ishea 2. sgslies:ian yinnklfI
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AnrtvE

ARRIVE
From New YORK, Phiadel phig
Washington. 6l5a M. daily
Cumberland accommodation, Sly
cept sunday.
Grafton accommodation. 1000 a ~
MoundsVille accommodation. ~
N, aud 10 =. m, except sunday.
~. SATURDAY ouIy.
Washington CITY express, 5O) p
WHEELING AND PfTr5BCRJ
For PittsburE, Washington, Bal
sdelphiE and New YORK. 90 a
n. daily,
Pittsburg accommodation, 100
Plttsburg express, 10 p m en-
Washington, Pa, aecommodAies
except sunday.
ARHfYE.
From New York. Philadelphia, VI
WEshinttOn and PittsbUfR. ii.2j p
except .tHrday. and ~ 10 q. m., daiiJl
% m SunrAy o'ly
PittsburE mail, lLG ,. n, sTcsp,
and 60 p. m. daily.
Washington. Pa, tccemmodation.
except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09

TRANs-oHIO DIVISION
For Columbus. Chicago and ,hs
N. and AZ p. M. daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati ssa 81 LEI
M. daily sKgept 1atIf - Asf WI
and EIn W. sunday NV.
St. ClsirVllis accommodatioH, IL
5.SOp. m, except SunIay. -.
Newark accomnOdation OBJ
sunday.
IHEtFs -
From Chicago. 23j aud - IS q.
From 81. Louis Cgpcinnan sad
s.5j a m. and 81 ?. m. daily.
81. ClslrsVils accommodates
And So z. m. except sunday.
Newark asoom nodAtisn. liz =
Sunday. cuas n
General rasssf
IT TINH T Art Mbsritu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-09

Moquettes, velvets, Body and Tapestry Brus-
sells. Three-Ply Ingrains, Extra Supers, Unions,
Cotton Chain and Cotton Carpets. These goods
must be sold All goods at cost and less than
cost for cash. Call and examine goods before
buying, if YOU wish to save money.
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RAlLRoyD. \

WHEELING AND ELM GROv
w RAILROAD On and after Frid
April 20. 1884, trains vii run as follows. 81
time.
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RAILROADS.

"a 80 3, ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-18

Major Dennis has written a fierce
letter to Hirsh Harris which is re-
plete with hyperbols and vitupera-
ton. He abuses Mr.. Harris and the
rest of the Democrats in this State i'll
language which smacks strongly of
being arrayed for theatrical effect,
He has several grievances against
Mr.. Harris and the other silver
Democrats.
First because they were SEN
sible and brave enough to leave
the Democratic party and vote for
the interest of their own State.
Secondly they managed to rake IN
the Federal offices.
The little handful of Democrats in
Nevada who held out against the
rest of the party on the silver ques
ton labored under the impression
that by so doing they would secur.
all the Federal pie, but up to date
they havn't slice. The roars of tn,
whole disappointed pack are in thai
letter of Dennis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-18
A FLY CATCHING PLANK.

The Republican State Convention
of Missouri has adopted the following
plank in their platform:
"We declare that the interests of
the people demand that every dollar
of paper coin issued shall be as good
as any other dollar.
We favor the largest possible coin
age of silver that is consistent with
the permanent maintenance of the
equal-purchasing aud debt-paying
power of all dollars in circulation,
We do not want the monometall-
ism of either gold or silver, and we
pledge ourselves to continue to work
for bimetallism and to bring it about
by all the means within the power of
the Government.
The plank is merely fly catcher,
and only shows that the Missouri
Republicans need silver votes III the
election and have spread lot of tire.
acle over q board and laid it out in the
sun in the hopes of catching some
flies. 1t hasn't the true silver ring.
The second paragraph of the reso
buttons is very artistically gotten up,
and must have taken the committee
some little time.
owe favor the largest possible
coinage of silver"-so far so good
but then it proceeds to kick over Its
work by concluding,-"that is con
sistent..with the equal-purchasing ant
dsbt-paying power of all dollars il
circulation"
Of course the Missouri Congress
men elected on that plank are left to
figure out for themselves just wha
coinage of silver is consistent witt
the propositions named.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-18
A BIG STRAW,

One of the biggest .straws on the
political current this fall is the State
of Nevada.
The Eastern politicians are watch
ing the result of our State election
very closely, and more depends on it
than many people imagine.
All of this ''silver sentiment" in
the East comes from the masses and
not rom the politicians.
The big bosses, the men who di-
rect party policy and who handle
Congress are not silver men. They
are the employees of Wall street,
drawing regular salaries and having
regular work to perform.
Should the news be flashed over
the wirea after the November elect
ton that the State of Nevada Silver
Party had been beaten, what a
big morsel of good news such a dis
patch would be to the mono-metall-
lists of the East,
How easy it would be to say: Sab
this silver agitation has reached Its
limit and is dying out. Look at
Nevada, the leading Silver State in
the union gone Republican again.
Nevada and few more Western
States getting back in the old Re-
publican lines this year will be the
death blow to the silver remonetiz-
ers for years to come.
The Republican party does not
want to remonetize silver, the Demo.
cratic party does not want to do it,
aud the defeat of silver in silver
States would give them the chance
they are looking for. If the silver
movement is killed deader than
Thompsons colt. In the West ii
will mean that the DETECTION of two
years ago was all bluff.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-18
COAST NEWS.

San Jose is experiencing an cpl
demic of incendiary fires, The
buildings being destroyed are on the
outskirts of the city,
The California Raisin growers aud
Packers Company at Fresno has
agreed upon a scale of prices. Pick
ing begins next week in some of
the vineyards.
The Southern Pacific train, No.
20, on the sunset route, due at Los
Angeles Wednesday evening at Z
o'clock was delayed twelve hours by
washouts in Arizona.
The officers of the defunct Mer-
chants National Bank at Tacoma
have been acquitted by jury of the
charge of Encouragement and! de-
ceiving the Bank Examiner.
An old man named Stapler, a
pioneer, and who has been travelling
through some of the counties repair
ing chairs, died while setting in a
chair in front of the hotel at lone
Wednesday.
The Bremner sawmill, situated
about one mile southwest of Susan
vile, Lsssen county, was totally de-
stroyed by fire Tuesday night, The
fire Is supposed to have oriRina ed
from cigarette.
Lottie Garcia, twelve years III,
fell through a skylight IN t lie
France building at San Jose .."-
nesday. She fell fourteen fee, IA
beyond few cuts from tue Ass
when she went Though no other in
jury resulted.
| The Northwest Interstate + air at
Tacoma was dedicated Wednesday.
The formal opening will take place
August Goth. The Fair will be par.
ticipated in by Washington, Oregon,
Idaho, Montana, british Columbia
and Alaska.
| Edward Randall. colored, who wa,
sentenced to seven years at Folsom
at San Jose Wednesday, when asked
if he had anything to say before be-
ing sentenced, entered into abusive
TRADE against the jury, the witnesses
and his own attorney.
| Near Firebaugh the waters of tn,
! San Joaquin river have been lately
urned into the irrigation canals fol
the purpose of flooding the extensiv,
alfalfa fields In the vicinity. Their
are no fishwsys, as required by law
and no guards at the mouths of tb,
canals. As a result, many thousand
of fish of all varieties, including
salmon, are lying dead on the fields
and the stencil is intolerable.
Parson Davis announced at Porter
vile on the 18th inst, while preach
ing in the Holiness tent, that he ha
concluded the Lord had not marie,
him TO the woman who bears hi
name, and that he intended to cleav
; to another sister in Porterville
Some of the people went out and go
stale eggs, and returning, brok
,, them on the parson. The psopl
were mad and they kept gettin
madden every moment, until tn
officials, fearing the parson would b
lynched, got him out of town.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-08-18
The GeOdetic Survey.

The surveyors engaged in survey
ing the boundry line between New
ada and California moved down from
the mountains yesterday and estab-
lished their camp in the upper end
of the Valley, A report is current,
but has not been confirmed, that the
new survey Will cut off strip of ter
ritory from the south side of the
county between three and four miles
in width. This is much greater
variation from the old State line
than was anticipated, and some
express the belief that the report is
false. If it is true, Douglas county
will loose considerable taxable prop.
erty.--Genoa Courier.