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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
THE rIGHr AGAINST CROWLEY


TIE frht against Miles Crowley is
.o= up To Washington with all the
H-y arl mttHr feature, that characterize
es ihc struggle against him during the
'aiai ~ And it Is the same old per
so-ai assault, however much 1t may be
sasat 20 Disguise IL 10y alleging other
canseS AZ contest.
There S. no demand generally among
lae white republicans of Texas for the
seating of keeouihal lie Is not ouly
not popular wiih that wing. but he has
brea ~ offensive partisan of Wright
tuney and a steady s.dc-light To- that
l-ulnsry- The white elements of the
IfAaS republicans. 4 can be said with
out fear az successful contradiction. nrc
Uot IN sympathy wliA Rosenthal ana his
Inspiration and hacking must come from
tAe city Of Galveston and the extreme
wing Of lis party. Tho keynote to the
'e'oie contest Is in fact the opposition in
tte Island City 10 Miles Crowley person
ally.
a peculiar feature % tho hight is dis
CLOSED To the Washington dispatches "a.
porting cx-Corgre.sman FRESHMAN MS
taking hand ln she contest against
Crowley. Mr. Gresham was really rr-
sp7asihie for Crvwlcy'a nomination. lie
could have prevented such nomination AT
any ume but he Gld not DO SO. On the
other hand BE was perfectly willing and
50 stated. 70 see Crowley nominated IN
case " his own defeat Grcsham's at
titude nov is an indication that the same
fg1t BIS Galveston which was made in
the canpalgn is to be carried into con.
gres. But shat a ridiculous attitude do
Gresham aud Rosentnal and the Calves.
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HOUSTON. SUNDAY, DECEMBER /.
RA1LwAY cAsAuLTIEs.

The figures published in yesterdays
Post FROM the report Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, relative to the
adoption Of improved appliances on rail-
way ears for the protection Of life and
limb, have a gratifying supplement in the
figures rs to the decreased railway death
late last year.
From tie same report Il is learned that
In 1884. there were 1875 railway en-
p.oyos killed and 23f22 injured, against
27aT killed and 31,129 inirreG liz lSa3
Ii is declared that the figures fer 1891
are smaller than f95 any year s.n1e "a
record has haea kent and tina, 1894 WEI
show equally as wel. # ne; better. Am
yet the railways have only partially cone
Piled with the law as 70 tho adoption a.
Improved brakes and automatic c2u1ie-s
up 70 the present time Tie roads have
s1other year or 50 il seems, ia which 20
COMPLY with tie law ard the maie-,} Of
then wiz wait un6! ihc last uomtu.
That This terrible destruction 9f iife
ard iia,s a.acns tie earioyes Is the -r-
suit Of thu want 81 ;A~e safely ape
piaures IS largel. shown ia lie fac; taar
daring the year 1891 only 3-4 passeu. g,
r-eyo killed and 1000 Injuries, 90. a-4 tsr
the lS-5 rnpyes Ei1-l Ga4 2@.7-}' ia-
Jared. BE; Whsle ibe decrease is rrat..
flying e is still lameu,sha taat o. m41,
are nee1lesslg sscr Ecsl year at-- rra-.
There j. no r1asga Va. .liway sa-1i.c
and railway travel saali not be i.~
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ENrERlMENIAI. rENoLoGY

Tie problem OF how hes, 80 3cal with
pattg oReudcrs. with the least expense
go the community, has beea veNiug tae
thought aud Receiving the most Nuetn,
autston Of Icacuca. economists aad
politicians every herc OK !atc. as well
90 OF tAe rhA4u,lrops,s aad human.
ltanans-
oac good iAine can b. said for Boston
t is generally g pioneer IT, experiment
a 800 sr,h ares a~ the "pe sass sted In
-Uu-lls tius important question OF pctts
r8 nl.le taoy have adop,ed taaro NAli
$ huoNa SIS toe probation system. 4
rftr of,ad-7. cne who hos violated the
lit o7at4ne.s, .s lr'er ,.ut e, prison f.t
t-e n-s' eia-a lie IS a0t thrown iato
n.i! ci. prison aa4 Aert SO consider
e v's- ~ She public ior d4ys nud
NceAN S4eh Offenders are generally po1r
$3.50 sr ran, and often qualities, of go
--tent'1 t. DO WrAs- Boston gives
i-e1o 'la4te 80 itarn better and do
-r-tr Dee character aud circumstance
t t-c it are investigated hy ,ac of
ae r he probation bureau mad
- t4e ja--e - satisfied tA4t tie ol .algr
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A ss-=e- - q pe--srivaa.. ~ -
sarlF a.4 are ev.4e-ly ISL saoa-h
. "a - -er s1. t-t-as Ia
las ~ -as1 "a Ad-s-al1e -la rs rats.
s'rs= e M aza G-1t
rg-sts lie Zl- q. cr- ea ill.,
se&z4H; rs 5as 5e.,- g.
81. aare --tg7s GU. season.
Ia pea-. yrs-a e, -s.,i.- ~o-,,
AAvs rae elras sA-t aa %.
sos ssa@a Ttak - ..--a.
taEai sa1l e America absolutely ....
Tax sezs,a, \ yea- wiz ,- s-r ~.
saa- o- cara, ~ wheat OF oats 9- or,staas
trssse'5. There s. 70 8gaft p.sees -,s-.
20 IT and mere .s e%ianr gtte B..
taat farlers a. wsH 60 othe-s vsgls -.
eown sla br ;els ct thousands We ,I
rsznenbAs tie want and w.le..5-.e5 8....
titpaou thss evea G. year II s-o-,,t 800,
oeczsSous IN tbs Wes-- with H.. shs-,,v
Of the balance 81 the country D., d. so -
Bur let ON section h. Ia 9ser,;ste Nv
barren ~ Supplies a. ths otae-, 7, +.
dsabtfui Il In arr oi.e yos- su- -sp -ba
farming cass NJ ths United Sts-e. t.vs
enough to last them two vears wi.,,,n,
ad4sttoral T,s.--
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POINTS Anour PEOPLE.

An entoTrisus antiquarian has discov-
tr'I tlAl ~ marc than 1921 children born
tn lw6. Me-, du ing the urst quarter Of
lH' lSj 'tn ury Gully two had more tnan
ouc given name apiece.
Mrs, Ernest l.ovprron. who writes so
offer Nl 50 amuHugly n Punch. the
~" Book aud other papers and mag
"NH's is worry prntty woman, quite
}o4ne and always beautifully dressed
C.IuH JoHuaou. d son of Albert Sidney
JQDusut the noted Confederate general,
b. dttl at LOS Angeles, Cal Several
days ago ho gen from horse aud re-
t"lf-l we're iuJurics.
SlX OF tnc South African mtllonaircs
ar. heNc.ot 90 own Sl4.o0.o0o between
th.n Aimed lcit Us ne richest VITA
$.anoH" Nir. Har1nto has SloOw,ooO and
g. 10 Rhodes has S25,Ji1otv
Afs i,hoia Stearns Of lighgate, VI.
fJwlilrA known as Aunt Rhoda, *
NOW la her i03i yodr. SHE enjoys good
hcaitu WlA her mental faculties unim-
r.'oi ami bids fair to live Tor years
Th. swcdes Of chicago and Illinois are
ahou' go celebrate the olth anniversary OF
their ai lcmont In Illinois. There are al
prescott $500 SwcJiah-bo born citizens in
en- agH, and about 1000 in the State of
ll.Aui~.
Chcf Arthur os the order of 1ocomo-
tive Engineers has Just returned from his
birthplace. Paisley. In Scotland he says
that after an absence of nifty two years
from that town he finds u practically
unchanged
1t is pointed out as historical fact
of some s.rnnlcaucc Just nov th1t the
only Speakers the house Of REPRESENTATIVES
who were dcn.ed unanimous votes OF
thanks 10y the house at the close OF thcir
service iu tho cuair were James is. Polk
aud Thomas IT, Reed.
Mrs Mary llnrtwen Catherwood. the
novelist. who ltyrs "a strangely quiet ana
uupretcntious lie in Hoopcston, III. IS
said to bear AN extraordinary resent
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uxCnANcu INTERVIEWS.


Farmor Bu shaw is sull ranung about
free silver ana 'tne i-Jr Crrr'U' being
oppressed hy th' gold bugs W'nu 'oj ,Vr
IS yruis pound. ln" 9upHrutciuieut
of thr Nnrth 'rrxaA INSANE asylum IS nor
doing his duty -Aiallm BAN
Oh. no. not that. Tho Farmer gets in
a framc Of MIND occasionally, but he don
rant Hc Is the most mul-manu,rcl cuss
So Ibc world, If You know how to go at
him"
Tho times would require about ono
hundred columns TO supply all tho de-
moud OF ulvcuisrrs Wautcj. Position at
TOP oi column aonpl4e puro reading mat
ter etc. Palestine Ttmce
Just whit awhile, those positions VIII
become So common after awhile that the
advertiser VIII not Kick for them.
We are authorized TO state that Senator
Plachhuin or Kentucky has revised his
too previous announcement that he would
succeed himself aa Hcnator from Ken
lucky, and that Immediately after the cX~
permanently into the valley OF obscur1ty
Wherein tho free suverte win make his
future homc.-GMvcstou Tribune.
But it is only fair to state, dear Trib
that Senator Blackburn won his light 70
far as the democrats OF Kentucky were
concerned, a majority OF the Democratic
nominees for the legislature were his
lIcldS ana importers anu ms enemies
We're forced to do az tho polla what they
f.llsa to A, fl, nm. ,,.t, ,ri,,nriee
j., w. Blnke's Gree SILVER STATE eNecu-
,ro,s,o,'ai .,norhG,cot lnNatcd ,sHH,ev. St,,
over about MoNta seems to have gone INTO
winter quarters since Che recent elections
Marlin Hnll,
Now. II the Hardy committee will do
tu,,yvle,, MI WITH NO v.nu with ,rex,s
49,
Iio reenncts n f,i,nd aupreelntcs n kind
n.I. ana ma nl,Nr\u r.a'V ,n r.ft,rn "A
fnynr In ot h.r rospects M, rnsotnblcs his
follow meu lie viii not continue to pat
4 man on me 9atk yen what good man
au6 ,ivr him "a husiorsa nun caeh SSSei,
"r polliiSai pTStIditc Md in tbe supporr Of
III. ntn"i-, ,oiT5t Colrier
Upon 4Nls 'he sun Nhl"h" News COM
melils' Ih"ts ABOUT the Size OF H. In
very community 'hsre arc men VINO never
lend dollar TO n papers support. who
never lose an opportunity to speak an
III and uhgrac'ous WORD about thc editor
behind hts back yet the moment they or
their friends become involved IN some dis
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amount Of interest and sinking fund re-
naming duc on their debt. provided they
are not entitled to credit for the amount
NJ state warrants paid into the treasury
by them from 1869 to 1854 and for for. clos.
ure Of the lien Upon tho several properties
In tho case OF the Galveston. Harrisburg
ard san Antonio railroad the amount sued
Tor Is Sli6,StiS.
IN tho Gaze OF tho Houston and Texas
Central it is siii,gSj.A on account OF ils
own Indebtedness. and sSd6jj,90 with ~
terest OF per cent from May J. 1879
on account Of tie Washington county rail-
road debt
ON November 10, 1926, Attorney GEN
ctal Crane flied supplemental petition
excepting TO DEFENDANTS answer that they
rad liauidated that part of their DEBT
under controversy with State warrants
gnder provisions OF certain acts OF the
legislature, on the ground that said acts
were invalid, because they authorized the
liquidation of said debt IN paper which
was nuil and void because said paper
MAS issued for the purpose of being cir
cuiufCl "a money contrary TO the pro-
visions uf both the State and Federal
cor sututi1ns, al furthermore necause
said paper was ISSUED In aid OF "a rebellion
The attorney general alHo maintains tnat
tht treasurer ana cumptrolllr ana olher
ficers of tho Sla.e government had no
ai tlOritV to- receive payment OF the spo-
\ debt IN anything but lawful money
OF tho tinted States, and that any act
irtand'ug TO authorize tine payment OF
ot LEGATIONS tO the special school iund III
treasury warrants. Sate bonds and Con
fcAargte notes was uuli and void IN tnat
IL specifically attempted To authorize iho
destruction and diversion " "A sp'cal
fund given TO the State of Texas by the
rclc-ri congress FOR special PURPOSES
sra. hy previous act OF the legislature
4ef apart as the special school fuud ana
that the public s., nools of Texas had
vested richt in said fund, and that the
LEGISLATURE had mo- subsequent authority 10
destroy said fund.
Defa1anis petition to remove the case
Go the Federal courts which Judge Nor
ri4 now has under consideration is predi
catol unou tho raising of Federal qucs-
uon nv Mr. Craac in his amended petition
os r.f,rrad to above.
n Instructive in no other way the above
hlu-- viii AT least serve to show the
detonlnl capacity Of interest Here we
hlve "a Jrht amounting to about $1,000 900
when contracted unpn which nearly
So Nhp0 hes since been paid which In
VIII take about another s. roo.O0 to vine
rut ~ tHt State wins its suit. And an on
account ut interest. Lap,
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sessions OF congress The advance guard
II this lobby has already put in an aD-
pcarance at its old haunts, and prepara-
lions to stave off congressional inquiry
are evident.
In the interest of the great travelling
public of the United States 1T is to be
hoped Senator sherman VIII move as soon
as possible to the prosecution OF the In
qury which he has suggested and TO the
correction Of the llagrant abuses to which
he has officially called attention Several
OF the Western Legislatures have In the
last five years undertaken to step In be-
tween the Pullman company and its Vie
Tins. but no adequate measure OF relief
and Justice can come except through the
action of congress- The disproportlonate
profts OF the Pullman corporation are
evidenced In the cities it. has built, in the
millions Of money which Its principal own
ers have piled up, the prlncely salaries
they give themselves and in their stately
palaces and castles In town. country and
on the seashore.
There IL no more striking illustration
of the patience and forbearance Of the
American Nation, so often commented
upon by the people OF all the other civil
Ted countries of the globe than It's sub
missions to the demands OF this corpora
uon. For the privilege of reclining few
hours in cramped stuffy subdivision
You are compelled to pay the price of a
comfortable room, with a commodious
bed and perfect ventilation, for twenty
four hours. This. too, exclusive of the
tips TO the employees who are alleged to
attend upon you. 1t is self-evdcnt pro-
position that II the charges of the Pull
man company were reduced IN per cent
the dividends would still be far In ex-
cess of any reasonable figure
Whether or not Senator Sherman pur-
sues his Inquiry. there ought to be, and
doubtless will be. others In congress 10
take up this matter at the coming ses-
sion. II Is understood that memorials to
congress requesting relief coming from
various sections. and numerously signed.
VIII be, presented carly in the session.
Certainly there can not be one among
the many thousands who are annually
levied upon by this corporation who will
DC glad to see congress take it in hand
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TImc 20 smI,scrihc

Lihorty NIuuCUt0r-
The "Postscript column OF The Hous-
ton Post is simply Observation-Disclosures Clui.
zen.
Tho Post IS wonderfully improved Of
late IN several features Hosldes its Post
script column there are the "Nlew at
umns which are equally interesting. Ana
uoW Is the time to suhscribo-the Nindicl-
tor and The Post tWice-a- week for s.. b.
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.

GOSSIP or GOTHAM.
New York, November "A new girl,
who took to bookkeeping to crowd out a
man. managed to jusgle her balances UNI
til S2222O represented her share Of profits
ard tfe FIRMS loss she is nov IN the
same plight as embezZlers of the male
her.
IT is no longer to anyone's Fashionable
discredit to sit IN orches ira seats at the
opera In or out Of the procession. any
one can sit there NOWADAYS to enjoy the
music without violating any social canons
or committing fashionable crime. So
ciety is growing quite democratic at the
opera.
Z. on the East Sile mourning badges of
great size and olahoratcness are often to
be seen on tenement house doorways.
They are rented by The undertakers and
do duty again and again IN the course of
made to do double duty herc a majority
OF the loWly would not be IN the clutches
OF tho money lender.
Aftermath Of the horse show is per-
feet whriwind Of gossip. Some say it has
sadly degcncrated n "society event"
others that it becomes moio and more
expensive, and stlll others declare they
are not natives who glory in making fools
OF themselves there anu at other g1-as-
Nou-plcase functions. If the 70 Her
was turned loose upon such asSemhlages,
however il is pretty safe to say that local
cemeteries would hold most of the vic
Tins.
For people who like that sort Of thing
t.c live stock show at Madison Square
Garden is, doubtless, a most Interesting
exhibition But the one influence which
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stimulates Disrespcct.

NTNNNNlIT1 bNIIWtT-
To argue that a law Is unjust aud ir
violation Of the principles OF our govern
mcnt or in violation ot self-soY1 rnm~nt.
and expect such argument not to siiniu-
late disrcspnct for The law and hamper is
enforcement, IS equivalent TO saving that
the people believe the argument TO he
without influence.
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Presidential Possibilities.

7 lTVTT7VI : T7I@TWTVW.
Adlai stevensons new departure in
oretNhs silence to remark that Cleve-
iahd VIII receive denomination. if he
wants II, cNokcs several tender inouirles
las TO what Adlal is after '0S
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lacking in RcnIixm.

theie Is an unnatural feature Of Babe"
Alson's acting which will be sure 10 ot-
tTSct the attention OF the Chicago neonl.
tbSo WIS All the ball games he plays on
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From Art In Advertising,
Don't wait until the last moment 10
put your holiday advertising into shape.
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Political Chnnccs.

WRshlnEton FOst,
Perhaps MrReea will throw his streneth
to Allison THIS game OF presidential
"nerhaps' Is fairly hulging with posi-
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isreo3nntenance was set aud drawn
Toar ,d M ieallHf ,racElng. pain;
no Nldence her mental strain:
IN came ,sdsping from her lips,
So agony would not be eased.
Sto stuSslcd-C.utchcd the EMMY air
N'e''-sHe sheezed, Judge.
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VIEW AT WASHINGTON

washington, november ZS.--lt VIII DC Il
long message, longer, perhaps. than any
Mr. Cleveland has sent to congress in the
past. 1t will 40 In Tuesday morning. and
of course the newspapers Will print IT
Wednesday.
II was partially submitted to the cabinet
at Its meeting today Contrary to ex-
pectations 1t will not be n brief message
dealing with the financial question alone
hu. will cover all subjects, Much of 1t Is
devoted TO foreign affairs. and the Nicara-
qua canal Is discussed at length. lie re-
peats about what he has said heretofore
on the financial question 1t will be in line
with Mr.. Carllsles speech. delivered in
New York last week.
In his message MIR. Cleveland will devote
some space to the question OF increasing
the revenue, and II is Just possible that
he may recommend an Increase of the
beer tax.
The question of increasing the revenue
~ being seriously considered by the lead
ing republicans as well as 10y the admin
istralon.
Opinions are widely at variance ms to the
policy Of the republican senators with
reference to tho REORGANIZATION of the
senate. mud nothing definite viii be known
on that score until after the converting
OF the senate. Senator Sherman who is
chairman of the republican caucus, ex-
pressed the opinion that the republicans
would hold n conference early in the SEES.
sion for the consideration of this ques-
ton.
A majority of the republican senators
here appear to advocate an effort at or
eanlZdtiQu on republican lines but II an
pears altogether probable that the otlc.,-
ton Will bc pos'poucd until after The
Seating Of Tho Irtab sonotots ,yhicb csn
not happcn untU snme time in January
or February. depending upon the expedj-
tou displavrl In their rlrrtion Nv INC
Utah legislature 1t Is altogether prob
able TINT by THAT time the republicans
will ba In condition 10 claim 80 ,rtrs al
zation. and maj .hav WIN tai,. Z, vi Sam
-.--.-
Tho question OF the future Of the two
great parties is very much in issue just
now.
Tho republicans are intoxicated with
recent success and crow loudly. But as
suggested hy very observant and sober
minded democrat a few days ago. most OF
1891 aud 1898 the people has not SO rnucn
49, 49, ,r, tPupu,ans IN a. we lelho-
a. .S9 Wy iH5bust WIN peihoe!ucN or
't,N,i W.t,i l'lrN url'VIt ~. lsautrs' ~
e,,s '' tgi cpu".I' i'ds.H WIS
~ iVVphs, H9"'Nvr US II t."
~. lno 'cluplcanS on Pro1Iuehte are m
~. Mtln w 'lct , La ~ " "a W.
,o, , y, go ~, AZ, We
nv, W ''" s'' S.V,Ui az g ~, ~,
a. w. " -N.N' - ~ D'''"'i w ili ~ u
49, 3,4tt.SS .i's 1919 l,.si,eu W D.
vim ,,,ltr w., ~ , M - ,,,t,,,
w a. III ~ ~ tlv ~, anime DC ~ luI
J., ',t}' n' S,.' VV',u.s Cg"s 'oSa VII ny e
~ 49, go, ,,Hi tl"'iotn W maui ~. '.aI'llS ne
on "A safe and nro-pcrotis basis Tfnl,er
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Pittshurg Times :, .,,ow sons n
II the powers WIN .,or, eros. & -
time the Turks WI a., Ia I'll the NJ
menia They Will AN
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snn,c,yhnt snperH"

Chicago DISPATCH at at The r.
"a Kentucky democ, s,r,t,ou tl.sss. |
election voted ths, .DD5 IGeS1T5s ,ss Ssss
mistake" SAYS dlsi.hst supsIHs
mistake" are soh'e"
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Turkey has again aroused the Cnris-
tan world almost TO the crussdinE Homt
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The mayor and authorities OF Man
ehes'er. hngland. have oaorca the town
bah for another monster meeting. u0der
the auspices ot American fal,irs, against
lyDeh.ngs In Our soHthcra States, WITH
ali their conSetVausm 1t Is the oaslos;
snap IN the World 10 make fools o. the
English
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Subscriber" again asks about pre-
nounced candidates iov mayor % Hous.
ton" snd tn reply The Post viii say that
BALDWIN Elce ARD ncuu prashear ap-
reav 50 Gar 90 'oe the only declared cam
didates, end both subject GO tile action Of
the city democrats convention.
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The republicans Rave about decided TO
ra7 -4uiao tHe senate When We're they
ever known TO resist The temptation OF
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-03-15

Nevada, in and for the County of
Elko.
E. Fl. Woolverton, plaintiff, against
Matte Woolverton, opreudunt.
Action brought in the District Court
OF the State q Nevuua, in and for
the Couuhv Of Eiko, and The Com
plant 6!ed in the office of the Clerk
Of said District Court,
The Siaie of Nevada seeds greeGiog
10: Matte Wuolveriou, Defend-
ant: You are hereby required 10
appear in an action brought agaiost
you by above named Plaintiff IN inc
District court Of Ihe State of New
edo, in and for The County of EIko,
ana TO answer the CON ,,la'nC tiIed
therein, within Ten days. (exctus:ve
Of he day Of servicr). after the se"-
vice on you of this SummouS-:f
served within this Couuiy; or if
served out uf this County, but III
his District, wirhin twenty days;
otherwise, within forLv daNs-or
luugment by default. will be ,aHen
against you, accord 'ug so The uraIer
Of said Complainr.
The said action is brought TO oh.
tain II jndgmeat of this Court in fi.-
var OF the plaintiff aud against the
'l.fendan: dissplviuS The bonds of
maIrimnny existing between TIE
plaintiff aud the defendant upon The
grupnd that on or about Uhe 9Th of
Novem Ger, 1888, said Os'eLdahL will
.ully and withuut cause deserted and
abandoned the piarnu'T aud ever
-lnce has and still coa"'nues 10 wilt
fully uud without cause deSe ! and
abandon plaintiff; awarding TO and
decreeing that pla'ntf - the q" Der
Of % horses, 4 COWS, IL hocs and Ger
lain furniture described III sa d Com
piaint: awarding pIain..f 5-cus, ody
OF Joel Archie Wuo,veriun the minor
child Of pia; ;uLiff aud defendant and
also for cos Of sr',. AL of which
will more fulIv appear Ny reference
CO said ComDla ct, Il certified copy Of
which accompanies ais writ aud ia
hereby refe1' ed 20 aud made part
hereof
And you are be'eby Do,;ie that #
you fail TO alpear ald answer sai'i
Con. plaint us above reqpi"ed. the said
| plaintiff "ilI apply 10 me Curt for
| he relief therein sma1Ued and take
| judgment againsG yOa Tor his costs
| herein.
In testimony whereof /, the Under
signed attorney for .he pla.u. #. anC
| IN attorne, Of record III safd Court
have hereunto subscribe ! nv Damt
at Elko in said coUn;y, this 1Glu tia!
of November. 1S!M.
E.S. HARRINGTON,
Ay.o 1ev for Plaintiff.
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