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the SkAcuAY TRAIL.
The Valley Was Once Oecupied by Huge
Glacier.

Seattle, Wash. sept. 6-After am exam
ination of ~ days of the Skaguay trail.
n. l.. Stretch. mining engineer of this
city says: ''Skuguay valley was once oc-
cupicd by huge glacier. Near the lower
end the rocks are ancient sediment or
siratifed deposits with innumcrahie
dikes and strlngers of granite aspect.
hut all the upper portions uf IN. valley
aud the summit of the range are nothing
but very coarse granite. without any
trace of any structure, but with very
strongly marked horizontal bedding
planes. cut ny nearly vertical cleavage
Joints. The action of the ic". which for
mcrly ploushed its way down the wall
ley, has ground these rocks to polished
surfaces. the vertical fares supporting
only few lchcns. while the horizonta nj
benches before the advent of the gold
seekers were covered with a thick carpet
Of moss and lichens. which. though with
but very frail hold on the rocks. gave
a sure and satisfactory foothold.
'Only In "A few places are there pebbles
or bould.rs. and hut few rocksiides. hut
where these do exist the individual bould-
ers are 81 large and masscd 50 irregu-
larly that travel over them is more diff
ficult than over the solid nnhrokrn
benches. OF earth there is practically
none hut in the course of ages "A black
vegetable muck has accumulated i'm some
OF the crevices aud in potholcs along the
river bottom. Scrubby timber. spruce.
birch and alder, lind a foothold In the
crcvices. the latter chiefly In the wetter
bottoms. and over such material the trail
finds It's way. Distances from Skaguay
are: First crossing Of the river. one and
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A FIVE DOLLAR MURDERER
THE A1RoCIoUs CRIME or A YOUNG
LAD IN FLORIDA.
Kills His Adopted Father nj the Urging
Of His Mothers Loser-tscd
u Shotgun.

Jacksony. .ll". ria. Sept Edward
Register - young married man In M"
suburbs, WAS foully assassinatoJ on his
front porch last night. and to-day his
adopted non. "A lad barely aged n. con-
frsScd that h. did the deed. N" said Mrs
Registers lover N. NJ. Tyre, "a noar-by
n.iRhbor gave him - Ia do H. Register
went out on h~ porch last nlght and sat
there playing 10" violin. suddenly shot
Was heard by those IN the house and n"
rolled on on the ground. half his head be-
ms hlowr on An inquest was h.ld at
midnight and ~ man, queer things w're
discovered among othpe a hitter from
TYR tu the woman. that the Officers ar
r.at"d all three and brought them Ia tho
ntY.
This foruoon tho lad weakened and
made a statement incrlmiDaiiuE the wo-
man ard man. llr SAYS that Register had
caught his wife and tyr" In suspicious
plar'F several timss and had threatened
to Lill them both n II happened again
Tyre offered the boy g. u hc woJld Lill
r. R'gist-T
MIS-, Register tom. according TO the lad,
coaNod him tu remove her husband say
Ing how happy she would hr with him
dead Finally ih" hoy consented pnd. get
ting Register Shotgun. klllr'l him. The
boy Is a skinny. mrhg'I lad. and SAYS
he don't know muffin nohow." lie has
thin features. q low forehead, blue eyes
and dimplr I'm HE ch'n. he 10 grossly
ignorant aud cannot r'Rd or write.
Ills confession has caused excitement
among thu country people living near
Registers from lls r,ulihr atrocluu.ncss.
The buy does not s'"m greatly worried
over his crime. ~ even 10 feel any CON-
uuurtinu Of CUu<,.iSutr.
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A SUICIDE CluO.
Miss Mamie Donohue .. the Third to Take
tirr O~n Itfe.

New York. Sept s-Namic pnnohue
n young woman who committed suicide
in the presence of hundreds uf people
ON 18th street. was a member of a sui
eide club. She was the third to fulnlI
the ghastly pledge of her Initiation. The
existence uf this club has been knnMn
to Charles critirnton, IN. founder 1f
the Flnr.nc. Mission MIR critt.nton
and his licutenanis of both sexes have
been exercised for months In dexising
means to break up the club. They
knew Mami. Donohue They knew
that she was member ~ the club.
They expected news of her suicide.
They had known the two girls Who
had preceded Mamie DunOhuc in DEM
onstrating their loyalty To- the club hy
leaving ID and the world by tho one
desperate act.
II isa club of Momrn-of such NO.
men as the Flnrence Mission strives to
rcgencratr. It's members are lnspir,.l
by u common horror Of lIfr as II un-
folds itsrlf tn such AS they after the
first unwhol.sunip glitter has been tar.
nIshcd. They are inspired BY the same
terror of work. Of monotnny. of sub
lection to authority. nf the hospitaI or
waning beauty, ~ hunger. ~ contempt
They shnr, "A kind ~ hystrrlcal son
timcntaliiy on the subject Of an early
death, uf newspaper notoristv. of a
sympath,tlc funeral. of flowers. of
tears. The tender offices Of tho FLOR
rnce MIsslon az afforded ia th. dead
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ON rHG VERGE.
Vast Resources of the Earth io Be Opened
Up Thi. Nsxt Century.

Denver. Col, Sept, s.-"wc are on IN"
Vrrg" nf "A great mining era remarked
Clarence KIM, former chief of IN"
United States geological survey, to-
day, The time Is not Tar distant when
man can start out ~ Denver and
travel ~ klundyke. stopping every
night at mining ramp. Already two
American stamp mills are pounding
away on the borders Of the Straits of
Magellan and the day is approaching
when a chain of mining camps viii eN-
-end from Cape Horn to St, Michaels.
| believe We are about io enter upon "A
century which VIII open up vast re-
sources aud viii be the grandest the
earth has ever known. Before the end
uf the century a traveller will enter a
sleeping ear at Chicago bound Via Beh-
ring Straits fnr 81. Petersburg. and the
dream of Governor Gilpin will be real
lied"
Mr.. King is nn his way east from
Seattle, where he ouIftIed a party FOR
klondyke. He believes that ~ the next
steamer from the gold fields brings
81 .0oo.ooo ar thcreabouts, 100000 men
win go into the Yukon country next
spring.
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A POTENT INFLUENCE
Bryan Makes the Labor Day Ad-
dress in st. Louis.
THE IDLE MAN A MENACE
No Form OF Protection Can Secure to
Labor Permanent Security II the
General Level of Prices
Continues to Fall.

81. Louis. sept. s.-Thc feature ~ the
Labor day celebration to-day Was an
address by the Hon. W. j. Bryan at
Concord.a park. The biggest crowd
ever seen In the park greeted the
speaker. Hts speech throughout was
enthusiastically applauded. Previous
To- iho meeting Bryan reviewed par
ade uf 5000 laboring men. Mr. Bryan
spoke in part as follows:
While I find pleasure In participant
ing In the exercises OF this day. | am
also aciuatcd by sense of duty he
cause the observance of Labor day at
fnrds me an opportunity for the discus
sion ~ those questions which especial
ly concern the producers of wealth. In
a pamphlet written by a distinguished
New York banker | ind the assertion
that the prosperity of farmers and la
borCfs depends upon the prosperity OF
the business man. So long as one en-
tertains such an idea. he IL certain Ia
entertain erroneous views upon social
and political questions. All OF the lit
erary. professional and commercial
classes viii Ind upon Investigation
that they rest upon those hose brain
and muscle convert the natural re-
sources Of the country into material
wealth. Not only must any real pros
perily begin with those who toll but
III. nations progress toward higher
civilization must be measured by the
progress mede by the producing
classes.
The labor organization has been one
of the most potent influences in Inn
proving the condition of the wage
carners Labor organizations are al =
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QUILL clus WheGlMCN.
Pred Titus Passs. the Judges stand q
Length IN Front .f Mcfarland.


New York. sept s-Thc second annual
circuit meet OF the Quill club Wheeln.n
of America. which began last saturday.
Was concluded tonight al the Manhat-
tan B"ach track. In thv s2.doo handicap
for professionals Fred Titus passed the
Judges hnS a length In front of McFar-
land. the Pacific coast flyer" and won
the prizs ot 81 oon The Is men who quail
f.d ou saturday were on their marks
promptly. The scratch men were Bald
and Gardiner. next To whom were No
farland. Titus. callahan. steenson. Cole
man and Aksr. who were within the 1o,-
yard mark. kimhlr. Miller Mosher. l.sf-
ferscn and White came next. ~ ". "
and ~ yards apart. while the limit man
Was Lee, the cohocs man. at as yards.
Bald and Gardiner jumped into the rear
bunch In the first lap and aiternated In
cutting out the pace FOR those around
them Mcfarland did not hslp. but plod-
ded around until hs caught up with the
limit men In the last hap. Then Titus and
Aktr shot out from the bunch. with the
former taking a high scoop of the bank
and landing down a clear head on the pole
AS h. passed IN. training auaters.
by this steal he gained about doxsn
yards and held his own until entering
the stretch for home Mcfarland was
pressing ne leader very hard. but could
not get up. and Titus won by length.
half the distance separating Mcfarland
aud coleman. while Eddie Cannon Raid
finished fourth a full length behind. The
time of the winner Was Ills 10. which is
onc-tfth ot a second better than ths two
mile handicap record Eddie Bald was
awarded a so prize in addition to the
fourth prize for eauaiing the record.
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FEARFUL CRIME ExPIATE0
A YOUNG WHITE GIRL OUTRAGED
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Victims Head Crushed. Her Throat
Cut and Her Body Hidden
In n Rasine.

Raleigh. y. g.. sept. GA special
from Mount Airy. y. G.. 10 the News
and Observer. says. Yesterday after
noon. near Friends Mission. Va. Miss
Sadie Cook. a young white girl. was
outraged by Hcnry Wall white. asei
about 81, After accomplishing his pur-
pose Wall dealt his victim several
blows On the head with a hoe. render
ing her unconscious and then placing
her head an a ledge crushed IL with a
stone, which was left lying bloody
nearby. Wall then cut the girls throat
and dragged the body some 80 yards up
rayine and threw u into a branch.
where IL was afterwards found. Mean
time he vent tn spring and was
found washing IN. blood stains from
lis clothing. The excitement became
intense this afternoon and Wall WAS
taken from the officers and lynched
near the scene II his crime.
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Ian. chairman Of the anti-funding com
mittee. who eloquently eulogized the
senator from Alabama for his work I'm
behalf Of California. Congressman Ma
guire spoke In the same strain and was
followed by senator Perkins. who told
OF the Influence possessed by the guest
OF the evening in the councils OF the
nation. A dispatch from Governor Budd
was read announcing his inability Ia he
present. Senator Morgan then deliver
ed am exhaustive address ON The Gov
ernment Debts OF the Pacific Rail-
ways" After the meeting he was ts-
corted TO his hotel by the lroquois club.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Foreclosure >uit Breught by the Bank
Agsinsi the Red Elephant.

srccial Dispatch TO the STANDARD.
Boise. Sept. e-Inited States Judge
Beatty to-day appointed W. n. Waits II
Haley receiver OF the Red Elephant
min. located nsnr HALEY. The Immediate
cause of ruceiSerShip proceedings was the
bringing of n foreclosure suit by the
First National bank of HALEY for S."s
against the q. A u. Mining company.
which owns the us.ne. one Of the hest sii-
Yer lead produrinE properties In that dis
trict and long Familiarity known as the
Colonel q. V. Bryan property The COM
pany has been involved To such an extent
that II Is impossible To determine its
nnanrial sIaus. Thr fall in silver during
the past few years may. of course. he as
signed as tho prime cause of its failure
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SENATOR MORGAN
Entertained by the Chamber Of Commerce
aud shawn the sights.

San Francisco. Sept. 6-Scnator Nor
gan uf Alabama and his party We're the
guests of thc chamber of commerce to-
DAY At 10 a. m. the distinguished Nis-
iiurs We're eScnrl ID Ia the government
steamer. General Mcdowell. whore they
wcr" met 10y senator Perkins. Congress
man Mcguire. General Shaflcr and
stan. and some 200 other prominent ci;-
i1cns After embarking upon the
steamer the whole party visited the
Union Iron Works. " here the big ship
building plant was inspect ii. Thence
IN steamed across to Oakland, after
which Alcatraz. Angel Island. Lime
Puiul and old Fort Point were visited
.E turn. Upon their return nj o'clock
ihr party repaired to the chamber Of
cnmmorr.. whore q reception was tend
cr,l tu senator Morgan by the mem
lris ~ ihai organization.
This evening, Native SONS hall was
crowded 81 It's Utmost capacity by a
representative Hudion nc" arxious 4" see
and hear senator MuTgan. Th' M. 80
ing was valled TO order by Mayor Ph.-
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emles have made the follow ing state
ment regarding the defalcatlon OF
Treasurer Charles NJ. Charnlee:
From the moment suspicion was
aroused the officers u the board have
acted vigorously. moi 10 shield the de-
faulter. but Ia protect the Interests ~
the board. the church and all Who
might be- exposed Ia the loss. The loss
60 the board cannot yet be rxsrtiy
known. but II II apparently about 80, :
000. Tns board holds the bonds q the
American Security company for $3.50.
II Il expected that members OF the
board and friends of the cause VIII
replace the remainder.
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the lr'tcr was protected by the courts
and military az the expense of the
state and nation. You know the re-
sponsihiihy for destruction OF your
property from riots and lawlessness
rested un IN. city. In the midst of this
trouble YOU l"ft for your summer resi-
d,ncr and li the state and federal
troops and grand jury fight your hat
Ties. NuUr company viii probably cost
the city and state mere money ihan
you haN" ever paid In taxes or viii pas
in the next 10 years. The riots were
caused hy your unwilllngness Ia athi-
trate your differences with your oMn
people
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LETTER CARRIERS.
National Association Has Its Annual
Gathering in san francisco.

San Francisco. Sept. 9Th annual
gathering Of the National Association
of Letter Carriers commenced to-day
in this city with "A reception al the
rooms Of the state board ~ trade. q
street parade in the afternoon and
opening exercises al odd Fellows hall
i'm the evening followed by trip
through Chinatown at midnight. The
parade was a distinct success In every
respect. The carriers formed I'm double
rank. those from the main Office In this
city on the right and those from the
sub-ofiices on the left I'm alphabetic or
der. After The foot carriers. who were
attred in bright new uniforms. came
the mounted carriers and Eastern del
orates forming the rear ~ the process
sion. Headed by platoon Of police
and their own band and accompanied
by the governor of the state and ssvni :
cipal officials In carriages. the caue1ers
marched through the principal streets
Ia Van Ness avenue where they were
reviewed and dismissed.
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NEW WoRLc's RECORD.
jaime. =. Mitchell of the pssiiinr Athletic
Glub Put sbus 10.

New York. Sept. G-Iam,s 8 Mitch
III of the pay'imc Athletic club made
a new worlds record al throwing tnf
5s-pound weight for height Mitchell
held IN" rncpd Of II feet ~ Inches.
hut to-day he sent the weight o. a
hGght Of T. feet 81. inches. thus beat
ing his uwn worlds record 10y -
Inches. Mitchell threw the l6-pnuud
hammer iN feet inches. but when
his hammer was weighed It was found
tn bc min" nunccs under weight. Ed
strn ~ california threw his hammer
lig f,,l . inches, but outst,pp"d tn
hounds and the throw vas declared
foul Edgron's hammer Was weighed
and n proved L. h' four uurnes o."i
weight. while ChadWlck's MAS 'hr'c
ounces over weight and half an inon
short Mitchell then got six throw s
ana he used Chadwick's hammer hdt
tn bot d. 'ould du VAS iJg feet l"' /,
ncg.s finishing third io Edgrvn AMI
chadwick
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EX-SENATOR CAREY INJURED.
Horse becomes Frightened aud the semi
TOR u Thrown Out.

Special Dispatch 10 the standard
Cheyenne. Sept. G-l,N-rnitrd States
senator Carey WAS badly injured here
this evening bv runaway horse. The
senator WAS driving with his brother. n.
DAVIS Carey a millionaire manufacturer
Of Philadelphia. The horse became fright
cncd al an engine and bolt"d. overturn-
ing the buggy aud throwing both mrn
Violently Ia IA. ground. u. Davis Carey
esrap.d Without injury, hut the SENATOR
received a ,'A'r' ,GI on tn" head and
WAS bruised about IN" body. lie is very
heavy aud was badly shaken M by ih"
fall. Al the present time hi- phSsi"isns
are not certain Of the iull extent OF his
lnillriNr.
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PULLMAN ROASTED.
President of IA. 1aspa,srs' Leagu. Ar.
rus., Him "f noJg ging Taxes

Chicago, sept G.-I. :. flolbrook.
president ~ the Taxpayers league. an
organization ~ wealthy men, tonight
gave tut sensational open letter ar
raigniug George NJ. Pullman iur al
legged tax lodging, The letter says the
assets NJ the Pullman company a. rs
last annual meeting Mere So pUUnUp ~
which tHoOo 0oo was In Illinois. The
assessment IN Illinois, however WAS
only 81 ~ 95i "r ~ per cont. - tn
real value n H. clslmsd thar thr uu-
drrvnluhiion pf the Pullman pfoperiy
AS compared With the valuations placed
upon th' property - small tgNpaytrs
means loss of 5000 OoU annually tu
N" citN. county ana state. III. strike
~ lss4. u h stalled. VIII rUst lhr city
slG.on0wp iu dawncos
Your co. nuo.p0D oi rt.ra. ty.- SAY
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rort Townsend, Wash. Sept. s.-The
Steamer Eugene. which started from
the Willamette river Ia Dawson city
by way of 81. Michacrs In tow of the
steamer Bristol. began to break M and
had io he deserted by the Bristol. The
Eugene Is now lying In Aler, hay In "a
badly damaged condition. her house be
ing nearly demolished. The officers of
the tug Pioneer. which returned to-day
from Skaguag. report that both Dyea
aud Skagusy are free of lawlessncss
and violations of the civil law
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Trade. Iul.n Congress.

Birmingham. England. Sept. s.-The
Trades linton congress met here to-
day There mere 40 delegates present.
representing i.2so0oo unionists. The
psrliamf ntary committee reported that
many decisions of the courts during the
year 1897 were not based on the princl-
pies of equity and justice. and were cal
culated to seriously injure the cause %
labor and give 10 capitalists an unfair
and improper advantage.
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Special Dispatch to III" Standard.
Pocatrllo sept s-Thc second strik" ~
IN. Japan-so section men on the Short
Lluo ended to-day h, an tho men guing
back TO work. Harry kumAmDto the In
tcrprctcr says lhr whol" troubl" was
caused hy "a few agilainis al Nhmpa who
hoped through the -triko io secure ron
trol Of the Japaucse labor m thc Short
Line FOR thcmsty.s.
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\ ch,psmsn On n wheel.

Nrs Mich. Sept 6.-Foo Lee. an np-to-
date Chinese laundryman is the first ct
his couutrNm.n 10 win bicycle race In
N" United States. Some months ago Foo
was persuaded 10 huy bicycle aud In a
few weeks WAS dhle 'o ride as well ~
any one. Al the carnival of sports held
here h, entered in one of the events. In
40. racr wvr" snrne fast riders but the
Ch,uaman beat them haudiIy.
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FoR MURDER.


Salem. ore. Sept s-Th, term OF
James Jnuc-. conNiC, IA the Oregon
state prnit"ntiar,s will pNplrr ON the I'd
inst When II. j. released an officer from
OHIO viii meet him and arrest him on the
hore" of murder. Jones true name l.
Van llisr. Ne H. accused OF the murder
" W. r. 'utler In Butirr county ohio.
committed SiN years ago. Tho crime for
which Jones Is serving onc-lcdr term
in the Oregon psnltenitur, IS burglary
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ome.r. Mall. - statement.

Chicago sept. s.-OMccrs og the Pres
terian board Tor colleges and acad-
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knowledge
lis Power

only when you apply that knowledge
TO obtain the best results.
Our knowledge Of what constitutes
up-to-date Jewelry. coupled with our
facilities for obtaining same. makes 1t
possible for ms 10 satisfy line most ex-
acting requircpents in the Jewelry
line.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-10-13

From far eff India comes pitiable
CT, for more silver. r.-Elko Iudepen-
dent.
You're mistaken, it is wheat they
want. You didn't understand the
cry
What in the rame OF goodness are
they calling for wheat for if they
haven't any silver with which to buy
ii? Wheat isn't being given away
these days.-Silver State.
Capt Lees and Commissioner
Gupst are at outs in San Francisco.
Gunst in speaking Of Lees remarks: ::
"Captaip Lees, in his interview in
The Examiner, says that he has been
an officer in this city for forty four
years. Clara Morris has been an
actress about the same length OF time.
Now, if both Of them had retired If
teen years apo. the public would Lot
become tired Of them a."
The Sierra Valley rail Nay company
ia luuuiug two trains daily aDd ship
ping an lmmenee am"nut Of lumber
from Lees and knickrem's S mills,
also from the band mill and Horizons.
About eight cara OF llmher daily is
the average, with lots OF freight.
The flour mill, quarrz nlll and
sm~itAr are running night and day
and The creamery is in very healthy
condition .-YeringtOn Ru-tl-r.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-10-13

Attest:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-10-13
J. DOANE,
Clerk
Carson City, Nevada, April 6. 1897.
Clerk,

Bicycles, watches, parlor lamps and
many other things have been given
away, but | intend to put the other
gives" in the shade. Winter is coming
and it promises to he a hard one. Many
poor folks are liable to be in need so I
will help them ont. | propose to give
one ticket for every 80 cent purchase.
These tickets will be placed in a sealed
box in my store and on December 20, 1897
this box will be opened, and for every
ticket enclosed I will give the King
daughters cents to be put to the best
charitable cause. Fill the box and sev-
eral moro Of them.
IT,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-10-13
NOTICE..

At the regular meeting of :he state
Board of Examiners held .tpri! :. SJ7,
the following resolution "aS adopted:
RESOLVED. That the isnard OF Exam
ers shall meet on the frs Tuesday after
the first Monday in each month for the
purpose of allowing claims against the
State, and all claims not in the Office of
he 9" :"tary of State on or before said
hISt i 'esday after the first Monday in
each month shall not be considered or
allowed by the Board until its next
meeting which will be on the third
Tuesday OF each month.
REINHOLD SADLER
EUGENE HOWELL
JAMES r. Judge
Board of Examiners
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Notice Of Appointment.

N"tire is hereby given that the under
>Ign"l la, been duly appointed and
quHliiod tN the District Court of the
First Judicia! District of the State Of Ne
rada, Orn~by County, as the adminis-
TRAITOR of the estate Of Oliver Lunga-
haugh, deceased, late Of said County.
SAMUEL LoNGABAUGH.
Dated, September 9TH, 1891. I'm
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Notice 10 Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given that all persons
trespaSsing on the Clayton ranch, above
Cradleb CHS, will he prosecuted to the
full extent of the law. Hunters who
break the fences and shoot stock will he
legally prosecuted
GEORGE FULSTONE.