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THE BLACK BOTTLE ROUTE
How Contemplated West Virginia
Railroad Got its Name and
InSnirntinn


/ Prom The lfttsburg Post.
n contemplated 20-mile railway be-
tween Kingwood and Morgantown.
w. Va, is known by the Curious name
Of the Black Bottle line. Moreover.
the people are anxious 20 have il built,
particularly resi- lcnts in and about
! kingwood, because it will win put
them in direct communication with
Pittsburg Everywhere IN West Vir-
ginia people talk a bout getting railway
connection with Plttsburg Pittsburr
Is never out OF their minds when rail.
ways are talked about. They want "a
buy in Pittsburg, and they want TO sell
in Pittsburg They take "A keen inter
est in Greater Pittsburg and at King
wood they hope it will soon become
great enough to provide the capital
that will build the Black Bottle road.
| a Post reporter was there the other
day, and during n Conversation I'm
which Judge HolIe, Senator Morley,
| W. NJ. O. Dawson, Edition Slidell Brown
and some Others were participating,
the question was asked how the Black
I Bottle got its name
II guess Senator Worley can toll as
much about that as anybody else" sa id
Judge HolSe, with smile which indi-
| Gated a good story was involved.
"Hes, said Mr. Worley, Il guess /
can state tine facts in the case. The
directors of the company used TO meet
at lrondale Furnace, which is on the
| route OF the proposed road. Among
them was the owner Of the furnace. n
hungarian named Nemegeyie, an ac.
tive, broad-minded, enterprising man.
| have heard that political difficulties
drove him from his native land, and,
like many another Hungarian, he
sought an asylum in this country
A railroad TO frondale would of course
be OF almostinestlmabl bic value TO Meme
geyie, and he took deep interest i'm It.
IL was his custom at every meeting OF
the directors TO set before them a bio
long necked black bottle, with mum.
Der OF glasses. The bottle was not
empty, either. And the directors can
testify that its contents always nerited
the discriminating attention paid to it.
AS there were good many meetings
the black bottle made good many an.
pearances II was a source OF inspira.
tion. 1t was faithful of ideas and sug-
gestions. With its assistance nothing
was easier than TO devise ways and
means for building the road. and any
number of other roads So long az it
existed the enterprise enjoyed flour
ishinP existence. But finally the black
bottle disappeared. Nemegeyie was
dropped from the directory He cofked
up the rcd-eyed gcnii Of Irondale Fur.
mace and took it away with him. Since
then the enterprise has dropped, and
has threatened 60 die, and for fear that
mortality may intimately overtake it
am not unwilling the black bottle
shall be restored TO its once potent
place on the board Of directors"
Ard that is how the Black Bottle
railroad got its name.
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kINGWooD w. VA, THURSDAY JULY A. 1895
HUDSON.

Correspondence - the Argus.
JUNE - The rain last Friday evening
did oceans OF good
Ira Gibson was at Morgantown re-
Gently ON business.
j. H. Everly, OF Rruceton, was
through here recently.
Miss Mamie Gale. OF Kingwood, has
peeo spending few days here.
Bent Everly is home from Kinpyyood
on visit aud Mollic looks happy
Miss Eta and Matte Gibson Nara
visiting friends at Laurel Run SUNDAY.
Rev. Chas. Is Feather will .reach NJ
Harmony Grove on June 30th, at iO,SO
n. ny,
Ira Gibson, who Is going To school nj
Brnceton, spent Saturday and SUNDAY
at home.
Several Of our people attended the
box supper at Laurel Run ON last sat
urday evening.
Wilbert Liston has purchased n
reaper. also j, II. Walls, Thomas Hem
nesscy and Gibson Rfos
What are we going to have going on
mere on the Fourth2 Going away to
celebrate it some place elsep Why not
celebrate IL right here Mt home ?
Rev n. Hart disappointed "A large
congregation at Nebo recently, but the
people have got so used 20 1t that IL
doesen' make much difference anyhow.
Among those who attended the box
supper Saturday evening We noticed
Dicie Wolfe, James galloway, Orval
Walls Eta and Matte Gibson, and Ira
Gibson.
Rev NJ. Hall Snodgrass icetured at
MI Ncbo recently To large audience
ON the Bible and Christianity" The
lecture didn't seem TO carry the house
away, still many thought 10 was hard
to beat.
Weddings seem TO be all the raro
now We are preparing 90 take ont n
writ OF attachment ourselves and en-
JOY married life on fiowery beds of
ease, and see for ourselves whether IL
is the third heaven of delight or hot.
IL is reported that Mr.. j. n. Graham
was robbed of about $500 ON last Tues
day morning while he was at a distant
part OF his farm and the family Had
gone 20 milk From appearances this
piece of work was done by some low
lived, miserable son of "A sea cook who
was acquainted with the premises, and
II caught, they ought TO stretch homp.
pAssIM ScRIBBo.
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Town OmeiaIs.


Mavor-Wiiliarn Francis Nanear.
RecOrder--Iames 81 FLYNN.
A. Councilnen-David NJ. Wofrnq. James
Tenhart, George a. Williams Madison n. Pow .
ell and Waitmau W Graham
Town Sergeant william r. Wheeler.
Societies
Knights Of Pythias-Lcfue meets every Tuee.
hav evening at their hall over Hard ware store.
at 7:80 O'Clock.
independent order of odd Fellows -1.od oe
meets every Saturday evening at their hail in
Bishops Block az f31 O'Clock
Golden Rule Encamoment, No 50. T. q y y.
meets First and Third Monday evenings of
srch month In the odd Fellows Hall. Bishof
The Independent order of Good Teu,plars
Lodge meets every Fridav evening in fne I q,
o. r. Hall. az 78O O'Clock
King Philip Tribe No ~, Improved order o,
hed wen meets every Weduesday oVthing at
t8l O'clock IN the knights Of rythias Hall over
Hardware store.
Rlngwood Council. No. IS. fdnior order tr,l
ted American Nechanics- Meets ovorv yvod
lows Hall IN tie Bishop Block
Preston Lodge. No o7. A. r and a n 1ro,,s
hrst and third Monday In each month az 5.91 u,
~ ln tne knights Of Pythias Hall o9of H6rd.
Churches.
~ y. church-Rev. s p Crummett Pastor.
Preaching every sunday AT 10 3oa. n,
and D. m. sunday school at 2 ID. m. class
Meetng9 a. N. Young Folks Maetiuuaf 20 nj
-, Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening al
PIesbytcrian Churoh-Rov Jno. r. Hacke,t
Pakor. Preaching frst sabbath in each month
atE.30 q m. and 7'8O r. u fravcr Meet cfinc
every Wednesday evening AZ 3 O'clock. gir,
day School ato80 a. m.
BAPTIST church-No Pastor.
a " p church-Rev. W " wateop pasto,
ffeacninE every fourth sunday u tine mouth
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-07-04

Mu ch significance IS attached by Re
publicans TO an inteyiew with Repre-
sentative Cannon, OF Illinois, whidr
was published i6 Washington last
weeK. It wasn't what Mr. Cannon
said that attracted attention, as his
talk is not considered important -hc
does too much Of it--but what he didn't
say lie occupied nearly a colrmn dis
cussinR the Presidential possibilities Of
his party. mentioning Reed. who he is
supposed 70 favor, Mckinley, Alison
Morton, Cullom and even "Cush" DAVIS.
butleaving OFT Mr. Benjamin Harrison.
Notwithstanding that genufman's re.
cent attempts to have himself consider.
ed the leading candidate FOR the nom
nation As Mr. Cannon has lust re.
turned from an eastern trip His inter
view may be part OF plan df tho Reed
men 90 kin thc Harrison boom by iR-
norinq It,
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DO YOU WANT TO STOP TOBACCO 2
-
You Can Be Cured While Using H.

The habit of using tobacco grows on
man until grave diseased conditions
are produced. Tobacco causes cancer
of the mouth and stomach dvspepsin +.
loss OF memory; nervous affections /;
congestion Of the retina and wasting
of the optic nerve, resulting in impair
ed vision, even TO the extent of blind
ness dizziness, or vertigo: tobacco
asthma nightly suffocation dull pain
In region OF the heart. followed later
by sharp pains, palpitation and weak
ened pulse, resulting i'm fatal heart
disease. u also causes loss of vitality
QUIT BEFORE TT Is TOO LATE.
To quit suddenly is too severe a shock
90 tho system, as tobacco to an lnvet.
crate user becomes n stimulant that
his system continually Graves "baco-
euro is "a scientific and reliable vege-
table remedy, guaranteed TO be per
fectly harmless, and which has been i'm
use for the last % years, having cured
thousands OF habitual tobacco users
smokers, cheWers and snuff-dippcTs
Nou can use al the tobacco you want,
while taking "baco-curo," IL will noti-
fy you when TO stop. We give a writ
ten gharlntee 10 permanently cure any
case with three boxes, or refund the
money with ten per cent interest.
''Baco-curo' is not substitute but
a reliable and scientific cure-which
absolutely destroys the craving for
tobacco without the aid OF will power.
and with no Inconvenience. IL leaves
the system as pure and free from nico-
tine, as the day you took your fret che W
or smoke.
Sold by all druggists, at 81, 90 per box.
three boxes, (thrty day treatment,
and guaranteed cure.) $3.50, or sent
direct upon receipt Of price. Send six
two-cent stamps for sample box. book
let and proofs free. Eureka Chemical
g. Manufacturing Chemists, La Crosse,
Wisconsin
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THE NEwBURG GIRLS.

I'VE publish the following effusion
as sample of the trials and tribula.
tions of a country editor. whose cor.
respondents persist in trying TO write
poetry instead of the news. The office
goat il sick and unable to get away
with IL. and as we have n errdge
against a good many OF our subscribers
for not paying mp, we herewith inflici
one OF our many inflictions upon them,
and may the Lord have mercy on their
souls
The kingwood girls are pretty,
The Rowlesburg girls are smart.
But oh, my the "Newburg girls"
They fascinatc your heart.
For size, good looks and fashion,
They're not SO very slow,
And if you're not crossAeyed nor pigeon.
toed,
They IL have you for a beau.
oh come and don't be backward, boys,
Now try and do your part,
Aud I'll bet pack of chewing gum
That our girls will win your heart.
You've heard of n. Y. girls, | suppose,
Bent on spectaeles aud spring bon
nets that's fine,
But just come TO town and I'll show YOU
girl
The girl that / call mine.
I first started out a.courtin'
Use lorg bout seventeen.
| thought I'd catch a gal and marry,
But Use so tarnation green.
The girls they'd sit and litter
AS they seen me sidlin' past,
And got so all-fired bashful
i most gave up at last
And it ain't no use for you backward
chaps
To monkey round the wimmin,
Cause it takes pretty steady hand
Tc knock the best persimmon.
But | never knew what courtin' was
Till | took another start
Till l fell in love with the Ncwburg girl.
The girl that won my heart
viii she kiss ? Well yes, reckon,
And you'd think she's rather tame
With her practical views,
But she gets there just the same.
c. c. MoUsER.
Newburg, w. Va, June ", 1895,
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Low RATES 10 ATLANTIC CITY
AND CAPE MAY.

ON Thursday, July 18th. tho II. g. O.
IL. X. Co. viii inaugurate its annual
summer excursions TO Atlantic Cftv.
Cape May and Sea Iale city from Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Parltersburg, Iiarper's
Ferry and intermediate stations.
Tickets will be sold for all trains Of
July ilth, giving eXcdrsionists the ben.
eht OF tic superior train service 20 the
greatest seashore rcsorto on tho Atlantic
Coast, and will be valid for return
journey II days including day OF sale
Op the return trip stop over will be
allowed at the National Capital. form
ing fitting termination to "a weeks
sOjOuru at the Shore.
We give below list OF stations in
this vicinity, showing time OF trains
and rates OF fare
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-07-04

Secretary olney is thinking very
seriously % APPLYING competitive ex.
animation methods to the g s. Con.
sular service. 80 far as their nomina.
tiou TO office is concerned. or course
they would have TO take their chances
OF being confirmed by the senate after
passing the examination and getting
nominated. It IS admitted by all trav-
clers that the longer q consul remains
ia Office thc more useful he becomes 20
the country he feprcsents and Eu.
fopcan governments never think OF re-.
moving 70 consul except for cause
Secretary Olncy iu addition TO tHe ex.
aminatau Of consuls, would Ike t8 Fec
the service placed on pcrmaneri
basis so Chat young men would take
it uH ~ = iif6 esfesr
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DIRECTORY,
s.atr omr,als

e Governor William A. MacCofkhc k,as..-,,.
county. ~ " y"
. Secretary OF State William +. Chiffon IA.
Eawha county. -"
Auditor-lsaac V. johnson. Barbour county,
Treasuror-John VI. Rowan, Monroe conniy
ASst. Attorney Gen'l-O. d. Cook Ohio connt,y
supt. of Schools-Nirgil A. Lewis Mason ~,
Adlutant General-Janss 4. Holley, Lincoln
county.
state Librarian
Private Sec'y to Gov John r. White. fionn.
Hire county. '
Chief CLERK Aufitor's oiicc- Wm A. Cfaorayt
Sec'y states Ofhce-G o yshIlfoo
Supi. schools " IT. J. Grass
Treasurer's a. -ppr,N to,,,,p m
a, AdM. l,en = - wv
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SOLDIERS or WEST VIRGINIA,

II you have claims against the
Government for Pensions or IN
crease. write Co N w. FItzGEHALp,
Washington. ID. G.. lie is n citizcG
Of West Virginid, ard has procured
Pensions for thousands From thiS
State.
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supremr roarl or ,nne,,s

Homer II. uoI, President Cfcenbrfer On.
Y. English Macon county,
Henry Brannon, Lewis co.
4, VI. II. Dent, Taylor co.
Col. Charles lIeirick. crier, Kanawha county.
o. =. Long. Clerk, Kanawha Co.
r. ;. Riley. Reporter, Ohio county
COnvenes NJ Chatle ton second Wednesday In
January; Wheeling. first Wednesday I'm June
Charlestown hrst Wednesday in september
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The current issue OF Tux ELEcuc
opens with fine essay "For the
Beauty OF an IDEAL " concerning thd f1-
lation 81 evolutionary principles with
the best religious thought Other more
serious articles arc 'The Art OF jus
uce,' Professor Prestwich's Greater
Antiquity Of Man" and DR. Pcarson's
"Iruo and False Notions OF Prayer" "
Miss BalfOur's account OF Twelve
Hundred Miles in "a Wagon" IS conclued
while othcr papers descriptive OF
foreign travel are "a Visit ~ a jar
auesc Shfine," burmese Women. and
'BecCllcctiOns OF Visit 20 Samoa and
TIC Home OF the late Robert Louis
Stevenson" One Of tli6 most interest
ing NUN bers is tho story Of "Sophie
koya levslsy.' the gifted Russian mathe-
mat.can, whose life roads iikc 70 70.
nance. Ihefe is q GOOD variety OF
other sketchcs and shorter articles se-
lectcd from current foreign literature
in this number rs this humber begins
ncw volume 70 is 70 favorable time to
subscribe FOR this sterling Periodical
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Great interest is felt in Washington
in the change Of administration in
England, because Of the bearing it may
have ON the silver question In this
country. Lord Salisbury, the new
premier, is friendly TO silver and MIR.
Balfour "a member OF the new cabinet.
has parliamentary record as BIZ
metallist OF the most advanced type
IL is natural therefore that hopes should
bc INDUCED that England might change
her policy OF opposition TO silver and
JOIN in movement for international
bi'metallism. IL Is just as well, how
ever, TO remember when indulging in
such hopes that in England the national
finances have never figured as an issue
in politics, and that, unless there is a
radical tipheaval of precedent, the pei
sonal opinions OF Lord Salisbury and
Mr.. Balfour will not be sufficient TO
change the financial policy of that
country. II is quite certain, however,
that II the coming parliamentary cleo
tions shall result in favor OF the con-
servative party TO which the new cab
met belongs, that a strong effort will
be made by the silver men of Europe
and America 10 get England TO declare
in favor OF bi.metalism But all pre-
vious efforts in that line have been
baked by the mighty influence OF the
hnanciers OF Lombard street. who
forced the adoption of the gold stand
ard and who will fight silver to the
last ditch.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-07-04

Ohio County.
tppi, Barbour Co
kanawha County
Fourth District-warren Miller. Ripley Jack
son county
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uNITRD SrATEs CnrRr

Juage-J.J jackson, Psrkersburg Wood Co,
"lerk-i. Y. Moore. ClafkskrTg. Harrison is.
U. 5. District Att'y-C. c. watts. Charleston,
{ Asst. Dist. Attorney Stuart +. Walker, Mar
sinsbprg Berkeley COUNTY.
L. ). Marshal-A. ID Garden wheeling. WA
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-07-04

The B.& O. y. u. co an1ounccs
that round trip tickets viii bc plac.
ed on sale from all points ON it's
lines cast OF Ohio River 10 Balti-
more and return 20 ono fare for The
round trip. Tickets wall be sold
Jolly 1Gth and 18th. valid for return
passage until August 9Th. For
tune OF trains and fun detuils. call
on or write nearest B. & O. Accent;
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Boards OF Rdacatlon.

J. a. Benhart, President.
kinoudod IJIstriot ] Capt. J, y. MurdOck, Sec
! DIR. M.TPOwell
VI. G.. Gibson
b, r. C0bnn Pres.
Sauax Dr. a. Cox, SEQ.
'' /. 8. Loar
Nicholas Posten
TT. ". Clayton Pros
fvod ! ID. i. Gibson. Sec.
Geo. Q. shaw
DR.. y. W Showalter.
(J,N, Baker Pres.
Reno William LOughridge, Sec.
W. A. Watson.
Or. NJ. II. PrOudfoot.
Edward whitehair. Pres
boruand John w. Hill Sec'y.
Samuel Il. Frceiand.
lJames 6. White.
fJulius Scherr. Pres
h,ton lovd Shaher, Sec.
O"'" ! r. p, King.
David 8. Wit.
lj-J Martin. pres.
btoasapL W II Ringer. Sec.
, VIM. G. Ringer.
!. ". Hartman
fIos "a. Arnold Pres.
E.,t D. r. Scott. Sec.
"'"u' w VI. Wolfe
CASA X. Frazee.
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House or Delegates.
sheriT-LeRov shaw

East Side-William Henry Glover. Terra Alta
West Side--Jamcs W. white kihgwood.
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Courts Convene.

December II.
County Court-Flrst Monday In January, April,
fully and October.
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Magistrates,

4KIngwooA District, Joseph NJ. Goodwin and
Soseph A. Miller.
ValloV. II. VI. Martin
Lyon, Eugene Higgins and James McGee
Keno. IL III. Wheeler and Lucas Forman.
Union, Julius ScheeT aud a. NJ, Berry.
Portland, Jshn w. Hill and Albert g. Mason
Pleasant Levi r. Miller aud -. II. Martin
Grant. j. u. Bird and w II. McGibbons.
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COMnISsuoNEns ACCOUNTS.

Judge. Third JedleIal district
Joseph II. Hoke, kingwood, Preston County.
COMnISSIONEUS OF ACCOUNTS.
M. Goodwin and ID. NJ. Wotring.
COM I sSIoNERs IN CHANCERY.
4 d., NJ. wotrine Neil J. Fortney and w M
.. Dawson aud w, B. ratkhurst
REC liver OF THE COURT.
James w. Brown.
COUNTY OFFICIALS
COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COURT
Portland, John Phones, Preside ent. Terra Alta
Binewood, Edmund Messenger, Kingwood
valley. E1wdrd VI. Hartley, Masontown.
Lyon, David j. Walls, Independence
onion, Page X. McCrum Aurora
Reno, Harrison Iinn Fellowsville
Pleasant, Perry Metheney. Valley Point.
Grant, X. Is. Waddle, Brand on Vile
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unItea StatcS Nenators,
Memhcrs ofrongress.

bounty
stephen Benton RItiu-, Elkins. Randolph Co.
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ConstabIes,

nan.
Valley. Emanuel Dixon and J. r. watson
Lyon. |. w. Criss and w. B. Taylor
Reno, II. Halbritter and G. n Rideuour
Union, ID. w. Myers and Geo Geissunan
Portland, w. A. McGinnIs
Pleasant, j. s. Kelly and J. NJ shaw
Grant, s. Il. Conner and J. W. MichaeIs
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THE GOLD IN THE TREASURY ALI.
RIGHT NOW AND NOT LIKELY
no GO ABROAD.
The Silver Question in England.
Secretary 0iney Considering the
Matter Of Applying the Civil
Service TO Consular Ap,
pointments.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
July 2, 1895.

No member OF the administration
takes any stock i'm the predictions be-
ing made in some quarters concernino,
the probable early run that Will be
made or the gold in the Treasury, now
that the bond syndicate has made it's
last payment, the administration con.
slider the outlook very cheerful The
Treasury now has n little more than
$780, 600, 600 in gold, and officials do not
expect that amount to be materially
reduced during this year. aud their
confidence has solid foundation.
Gold only goes TO Europe when some
body can profit by it's shipment. The
season for the shipment OF our arricul-
tural products to Europe is now almost
open, and those shipments always
make the balance of trade in favor of
the United States for n time, and II IL
does not bring ns European gold it
gives us n gold balance over there
which prevents our having to send any
gold over for some time Besides, un.
less all the big fnanciers are mistaken,
The demand for American securities of
kinds is once more on the increase in
Europe. The unloading OF those
securities by European holders has
been one OF the reasons for the direful
predictions which have followed sem
sational statements as to the reason
why the bond syndicate made the last
payment on those bonds this week, IN
stead of waiting until next October, as
their contract allows them to do. The
matter was probably closed at this
time because the syndicate found it
convenient TO do so, and it is nonsense.
in the opinion OF Treasury officials. to
say that the syndicate has designs upon
the gold it has paid into the Treasu nv
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CorcspOndmgly low rate from other
stations.
For more detailed information apply
TO nearest u. 81 %. Agent
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state senators-Rleventh District
-udge, Thlrd JedleIal nlsirll

William q. Worley, Kingwood. Preston Co.
bamuel III Gramm, Fetterman, Taylor Co.
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Clerk Circuit Court--Iohn w. Watson.
Elerk County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney--D, VI. Woirlng.
County Snryeyor-isA. r. McMillen.
Supt. of schools borain Forfney.
Assessor East Side, Gabriel Puiliam.
West side, VIM Il. MahUar.
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DEPUTY sHERTFFR.
Kingwooi District-Luther McMlllen,
yalley-None.
lNOn--
Reno-C. N. Ridenour
Urion -George Geissman.
Portland
Grant-Albert H. Feafef.
PleaSant-None.
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