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REAL ESTATE TRANsACTIoNs.

R.; H; MeDonald (by R WheIan s,6I, sherifrl an9 t9 c. Nels lot on M NE e0Taer ,07 s seo SeS' ana on s line of Post street. lSs E of Bushanan ,1aie qutclaim deed; s1O.
 Hannah 4 Merritt to James Merritt. lot N \ 25. E sa:s, s 25. W s5:s; gift
 Cornelius c. and Bridget Murphy to Felix street, 1873 E of Lyon. E 2l:1o1s by $ 112:e; lot e9 on line o Futon stpeet s 5s of Central avenue Uoto. E 25 by 100, quitciaim deed'
 Leonard j. and Dina z; Gates to 1,s Henry N 2, 5s%as sS snd sy s slR Edwards to H. Francis Anderson. lot on line of Washing ton street, 103 w of Spruce. w To by iztsN'
 Charles w and Jennie Rosenbaum to Charles Daiss lot on line of Hoff avenue 90l;' or Sixteenth street 135:4& by E Sot; slo
 Caroline c. Butler to John Foppiano (as e1- F ecu,or estate Giovanni ManFlni; afna ies s on d5 Eighteenth S E, 1O5 N Il degrees 10 minutes | to b.egisnnng; $e.sa $soo F,von. txr. of Domenico) lot on s line of Vallejo street, 1l7;6 w of Montgomery. " 20 by 45;S; slo. divided F of lot on line of Bush street, ss:6 of Powell. E 23 by S SIS: s5.,
 Bunker and Ella Horton to Helen A. Bunker. undivided + of following: Lot on w line or
 2e lot on M m line of 0 prannan street 200 NV of Sixth NE 75 by NV no; also property in outside counties; S9106
 M. M and Theresa Regensburger. Joseph E. and Annie Bier to Elizabeth N. Hurley, lot on W line of Fortieth avenue, 11b of U street, N 50 by w 120: slO
 Edward E. Whitney to Bertha L. Whitney. lots 169 I'll. 173 and 175, Gift Map g. gift. Lena and Andrew Christensen to Alice M. Willis (wife of H. R.). lot on W line of Allen or Bronte street. 15o of Jefferson. N 25 by w 70. lot 1095. Gift Map 2; $10. H. J. Aver to Mary A. Meier. lots 26 to 29 and W A of lot 30, block 10, University Mound Survey Homestead: grant. Alameda County. Warren GilIelen to John White. lot on line of Fourth street -121 F of Harrison, 2s by N 100. block 39. Oakland; $1.
 Philip and Cenia J schiey to saturnlne and Marie 1avielle lot on SW line of East Twelfth street. 1si NV of Commerce. SW 100 by NV 25. East Oakland; s10.
 Meiscent K Blake to K and Anna E. Goe- bel. lot r, block F, southern portion Blake Tract. Berkeley; $1e
 Henry z. and Sarah M. Jones to Emma B.
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injuries received a few days ago by the falling of warehouse door upon him at the Mail dock, will be cremated to-mor- row. An inquest will be held by the Coroner next week.
 The deceased was a native of this city, 33 years old. and had been in the Custom house service since May 7 1891 He left a widow and five-months old baby to mourn the loss of one of the kindest of husbands and fathers He had only a short time ago began buying a little home at 2S30 Golden Gate avenue on the install ment plan, and devoted his two weeks vacation to fixing it up.
 At the funeral tomorrow a delegation of his brother inspectors will act as pall- bearers.
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MARRIED.

BABB-MUNDAY-In Martinez. March 1. 1898, by Orlando F. McCraney Justice of the Peace, C. A. Babb and Mary Munday JOHNSON-PODD-In this city, March 5, 1898, by the Rev. w s. Urny Albert W. John sen and Mabel P. Podd. both of San Fran cisco.
 LANGLEY-DALE-1n this city, February 26. 1898. by the Rev. W. S. Urny. John A. Lang ley of Palo Alto and Clara E. Dale of Geyser- vile
 McCANDLISH-FOSTE this city, March 2 1898. by the Rev. ". s. Urny, William w. McCandlish and Margaret J. Foster, both of San Francisco.
 1898, by the Rev. W. l. Kip Jr., Edward C. Pierce and Mary s. Boucher.
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ANDERSON-In San Bernardino. Cal. Maych l. 1898. William Anderson, native of Eos Angeles aged 32 years 10 months and 1 day. BJERREMARK-In this city, March 4, 1898. Christian Bjerremark. native of Schleswig, Germany, aged 62 years months and 8 days.
 GFFriends and acquaintances and members of Manzanita Tribe No. 1. Improved O. R. NJ, and sister Tribes are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this day (Sunday), at 1 o'clock from Red Mems Hall, 320 Post street Interment Laurel Hill Cemetery. 11s Geary st-
 BRADY-In this city. March i. 1898. Mrs. Caro- line A. Brady. native of Princeton N. J.,
 U Funeral services at her daughters resi- dence. 1611 Sacramento street. this day (Sunday) at 10 O clock. Interment private. BRICKWEDEL-In this city. March 8. 1898, C. H. Jr., beloved son of 4-nna NJ. Brick wedel. and brother of NJ H.. George F. and Annie E. Brickwedel, a native of New York, aged 45 years.
 G5Friends and acquaintances are respect (Sunday) at 1:45 o'clock from l. o. O. r. Hall. corner Seventh and Market streets. under the auspices of Yerba Buena Lodge No. VETERANS NATIONAL GUARD. cALIFoR- nia-Members of this corps will assemble at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh and Market streets, this day tSunday) at 1:30 o'clock, to pay the last tribute of if, respect esp to our late
 P. l.. BUSH, Adjutant
 BRYANT-In this city, March 3. 1898, George H.. dearly beloved husband of Caroline F. y, senior partner of Neville X Co.,, a native of Massachusetts aged 6s years 10 months and 20 days.
 Qy The funeral services will be held tomorrow tMonday), at ? o'clock, at the residence of his daughter, 1157 Octavia street. Interment Salem. Mass.
 BULGER-In this city, March f. 189s Mary beloved daughter of Michael and Mary Bull ger and sister of John, William Annie and Mass, aged 27 years. A member of Third Order of St. Dominic's. (Boston. Mass, pa- pers please copy.)
 USFriends ana acquantances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday). at 9:30 o'clock, from the resi- dence of her parents II Franklin street. thence to St. Joseph's Church, Tenth street. where solemn requiem mass will be cele- brated for the repose of her soul, commence ing at 10 o'clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
 BUTLER-In this city. March. 5. 1898. Enoch J. Butler, native of New York. aged 6S years.
 CHRISMAN-In Danville. February 27, 1898, Barbara Ann Chrisman. native of Ten pessee. aged 70 years and days CONN-In Indio, Riverside County, Cal, March g. 1898. Frederick J.. beloved and only son of Francis and the late Mary B. Conn. and brother of Mamie A. and the late Frank w. Conn. native of San Francisco, aged 2s years and months
 GyFriends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow tMonday), at 9:30 o'clock, from his late resi- dence, ll21 Hampshire street thence to St Peters Church. where solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for tfe repose of his soul commencing at 10 o'clock.
 DoLAN-ln the City and County Hospital.
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Q, ", beloved son of J. W. and Alice L. Porter, a native of San Francisco aged 1 year. RAMELLI-Near Gonzales, March g. 1898. Geremia Ramelli, native of Switzerland, RICHARDsoN-There will be an anniversary requiem mass celebrated at the old st Mary's College Parish Church. Tuesday March s, at S:30 o'clock, for the happy re- pose of the soul of the late Clemment Rich ardson. Friends are respectfully invited. RUFF-ln this city, March B. 1898. Marie Mag deline, dearly beloved daughter of Rudolph Ruff. stepdaughter of Amelia Ruff. and sis ter of George. William. Annie and Rudolph Ruff, a native of Stamford Conn.,, aged 2g years 10 months and days.
 QFFriends and acQuaintances are respect fully invited to attend the -uneral this day Sunday. at s:30 clock, from the parlors of Valente, Marini & Co.,, 1924 Stockton street, thence to St. Francis Church, where a sol emn requiem high will be celebrated fer the repose of her soul Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
 RYAN-In Naps. March B. 1898. James D.. be- loved son of the late Judge Lawrence and Ursula Ryan, native of Florida. RYAN-In this city. March 5. 1898. Mary Ann. beloved mother of Timothy and William Ryan and Mrs. Andrew Schulz. native of County Cork, Ireland. aged 59 years months and IS days. (New York City and Portland, Or. papers please copy)
 yFriends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday), at 930 o'clock. from her late resi- dence i64 Tehama street thence to St Pat riclSs Church, where services will be said for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Q, loved wife of Peter c. Secor. and mother of Luther A., William A. and Herbert F. Secor, native of England. aged 6 years.
 Gy Friends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral Tuesday. March s. at 10 o'clock. from her late resi- dence, 50 Casell avenue.
 SELK-In Bremervoerde Germany Johann Selk. father of Mrs D. Meyer, Charles F. Selk, Mrs. John Woebcke, Mrs. William C. Morken and Mrs. C. J. Hink of San Fran cisco and Johann Selk. Mrs. Johann Wills husen, aged s1 years months and days SMITH-Tn Oakland. March f. 1S9S at the residence of her daughter. Hrs. c. G. Sim onds Jane C.. relict of the late Captain C. H. Smith. and beloved mother of Mrs H. w Scheld, Mrs c. G. Simonds Mrs W H Wessling, Mrs. H. Vaner. Mrs. A. Geautit and James l.. and Charles H. Smith aged 6e years Il months and 15 days.
 uyFrends and acquaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral this day Sunday, at o'clock, from the residence of her son, Mir Charles H. Smith 1120 Broad way. between Jones and Leavenworth In. torment Odd Fellows Cemetery.
 SIMPSON-In this city, March {, 1seS Harry beloved husband of Mary Simpson, native of San Francisco, aged 8 years
 U UFriends and acQuaintances are respect fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Monday) at ? o'clock, from his late resi- dence, 2S50 Golden Gate avenue. near First remains will be cremated. Please omit flow 
 STONE-In Oakland. March {. 1ses Colonel Marshal N, beloved husband of Elizabeth Stone and father of Preston Stone. a native
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BORN
ALEX this city. Feb

BORN. ALEXANDER-In this city February 25. 1898. to the wife of Louis Alexander, a daughter. CULVER-Near Dixon. February 9. 1898, to the wife of c. J. Culver. daughter GOEPFERT-I this city, March ?. 1898. to the wife of Ed W. Goepfert, daughter. GREEN-February P. 1898. to the wife of Will liam H. Green, a daughter. HARDIN-In this city. March 5. 1898, to the wife of J. T. Hardin. son. JOHNSON-In this city. February s, 1898, to the wife of Axel Johnson. son. kELLEY-In this city. March 2. 1898. to the wife of Peter Rowland Kelley. a son. F'LAGEL-In DanviIle. February 26. 1898, to the wife of Albert Flagel. daughter. STIEFEL-In this city March 1, 1898, to the wife of John V. Stiefel daughter. TRAUTNER-February 26. 1898. to the wife of Theodore Trautner, a son VOLLERS-In this city February 27, 1S9S to the wife of J. H. Vollers. son. wAGNER-March l. 1898. to the wife of Adam Wagner Jr-, daughter. WALTHOUR-In this city, March |. 1Sss to the wife of Frank ]. Walthour, daughter. WATERS-In this city, March l 1S9S to the wife of John Waters. a WICKSTROM-In this city. March 2, 1898, to the wife of John Wickstrom. wRIGHT-In Nevada City, March 3, 1898. to the wife of II. J. Wright. son.
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DIED.

DIED.
 Anderson William Mccarthy, Patrick Bjerremark Christian Mcdonald, Joseph Brady, Mrs. Caroline Mckenzie, Mary A. Brickwedel Jr., C. H. Mannion. Francis Bryant. George Fl. Nolan, Thomas Bulger, Mary Northrop, Capt. E.C. Butler, Enoch J. Orr, Walter w. Chrisman. Barbara Porter. Sidney Conn, Frederick J. Ramelli. Geremia JoIan, John Richar ardson. c. Federlein, l. J. Ruff. Marie M Foster, Henry Ryan, James D. Grant. Georgina Ryan, Mary A. Hale, Joseph Secor, Eliza Hammond, Samuel J. Selk. Johann Harms. Jacob Simpson, Harry Hayes, Katherine G. smith, Jane c. Haynes Richard Stone. Col. M. N. Higgins, Fannie Sullivan, John houret, l.. Tabacco, Veronica Jorres, Henry A. F. Walsh, Charles Lack, Louis F. Weeks. Jane Larson Bertha c. Whitewater, Henry Iauinger, George
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seven years he has been bedridden. He had been attended by pr. Woodward, the the effect that death had been caused by cerebral inflammation. Dr. Hawkins there-upon decided not to take any fur cation.
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HOTEL.
 , pr K M Lundborg, Cal T F Ryan, New York Mrs T F Ryan. N Y
 Miss Laube, N |
 J Ryan, New York
 Mrs H Glass. Mare Is F V Keesling, Stanfrd l C Hayden. Boston
 H G Stevenson, Menlo Mrs Stevenson, Menlo iC Bayly. Menlo
 Mrs c Bayly. Menlo J W Parmelee, Chicago Mrs W P Hubert, d & c, New York H c Hubert. N Y
 A Woods. Wheeling s T Mcknight, Minn Mrs Mcknight, Minn Is Mcknight, Minn H A Smith. Minn
 Mrs H A Smith, Mlnn Miss A Smith. Minn U o Covert. Troy i Mrs J O Covert. Troy A Gray, Indiana lC F Scott. New York iR M Letter. Stanford
 A Naumberg & ". NY Miss Goldsmith. Ohio | R A Parker & ", Cal lC W Shearman, N r IL J Maris. Chicago Is Mackay & W. Pomon HOTEL.
 W Hill. Trenton
 A M Robb, Port Costa
 F C Gibbons. Stockton c NJ Baker, Stockton w N. .Baker, Stockton
 E A Donahoo. Fresno l. H Smith. Fresno ] c W Forbes X ", Cal 1 W McNaal. Bradley ] J Dick & W. Ind
 J R Slack & W. Ind
 E G Hewitt, Ind
 w K Reed. Burlingm
 E w Thatcher. Iopld ] l. Bond, Ukiah
 J R Moore. Ukiah
 W Coughran, S Rosa T E Manchester. Sktn
 R Southworth. Seattle lG w Coy, Seattle
 J M Coubrey. Winters E Srepnenson, Wintrs
 F Mason. Sacto
 H F Daugberg, Carson
 Mrs J Branan. Kans C Miss Botter, Stanford
 Miss F R Saves, Stnfd Miss A W Film. Stnfd
 Miss O J Film. Stnfd
 W c M Horton. N Y
 P H Booth. Berkeley ! J H Jenkins. Val Ford ERN HOTEL.
 w Williams, s Jose D Wulff. Carson City
 c Johansen. Sacto
 P Maitland, Dixon l H Weltz. Colorado
 Miss Coleman. Colo
 Mrs A A Knott. Colo
 A King, N Y
 Mrs c Stuart. Sacto F Parker, Ukiah 1 Mrs McDaniels, Aubn
 T Maher. Cal i J H Gilmore, Alaska pr H Lafton, La
 F D Scott & W. Kans Mrs l. Smith & 8. Ariz
 F ] Slavin. Portland
 Mrs Howard, Sacto ' HOTEL. D J Medbury, N Y
 L Isaacs, N '
 F Burke, San Luis O
 Mrs F Burke, San l. O J L Depau ' Kern
 Mrs P Castle. Stockton i G A Gutman. Cal J Moulton, P Costa
 A c Lighthan. Chicago 1 Miss M c Emery, Cal Miss N Emery, Cal
 Mrs E Emery. Cal IL Questermann. Cal ..
 F. Mansfield. N Y
 F Stinzel.. s Lorenzo J Backer, Oakland l. D Finnigan & f. N Y
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE M McLeish, Denver J NJ Glass. Los Ang w l. Hardison, Cal J J Dolan, Coultervlle J c Charpentier, Mex Mrs Charpentier, Mex H Lees, Virginia Mrs H Lees. Virginia c A Parmelee, Los An pr J A Curnow, Cal Mrs J A Curnow. Cal M A Hawley, N Y A F Gleasmann, Mass Miss Nj Miller, Ind J E Maple. Chicago F w Crocker, Denver H Pomeroy. Stanford o Hane, New York Mrs O Hane. N Y V P Mathivet. Ohio Mrs l. A Warden, Pa Miss Warden, Pa Miss B Warden, Pa E Lowe, Michigan Mrs F. Lowe, Michigan D B Lowe. Michigan Miss Lowe & md. Mich E R Kellogg. N Y II Jacoby, New York A b Sheridan, Chicago Mrs Sheridan, Chicago J B Hobson. Vancouvl Mrs Hobson, Vancouvl H Kempner. Chicago
 GRAND J Sumner, Boston l. k Derby X W, Plytf E J Fraser. Rio Vista Fl H Kercheval, Trasl 4 J Conrad. l. Angles H Dennison, Cal J B Miller. Denver D H Wyckoff. Woodld F H Green. $ Rafael F P Bane. San Jose E c Hopkins. Sacto J E Walsh, Auburn H c Suuier, Han Jose Dr Crunz & w. Alamd L C Muir, Stanford w D Gossard. s Jose A W Ingalsler, s Jose C Gilsey & W. Gilroy w C Howard & W. Cal w l. Steward. Marysvl Mrs W Johnson, Stktn W Smythe. N Y
 G Rethermel. Sn Jose H c Newton. Mass B F Mccullough. Cal l. F Warner, E c A C Larkin. Vallejo W H Gaffett. Auburn Mrs B Cowan. s Bdno J Alexander, Susanyle Mrs Browning. s Jose D J Praden. L Angeles
 NEW WEST C CMcBride, Portland J s Astley, Fresno l. A Steere & s.LAng R B Bradley, s Jose R Woodson Seattle . P J Fredericks, Seattl C P Givens. Ind
 ] Dick & W. Ind J R Slack & W. Ind E J Hewitt & ". Ind W Munsey& w.L Ang c Clinton & W. Cinn Mrs D Mclaughlin,
 Winnipeg
 Miss J Mclaughlin
 Winnipeg
 G Hatch, Cal
 H c Fully, Oakdaie A R Bird, Cal
 BALDWI G Davis, Cleveland Mrs c Davis, Clevelnd M Harris, Oakland Dr C A Devlin. Vallejo s L Veatch, Chicago E Potter, III
 Mrs E Potter, III A Cohn, Stockton C B Jacob. l. Ang W Gregory, St Louis Mrs M B Flowd, Cal Miss c P Brown, Cal I Nj Robinson. Ukiah C Hume, L Ang
 Mrs c Thompson, Ca Mrs E Latrel, Oakland w D Davis. Berkeley
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be indorsed with the name and residence of persons authorized to have the same pub lished.
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FOR THE MAN WHO LAUGHS.

ADistinction.-Marie-" understand
that you are engaged TO be married"
Daisy-"No; merely engaged."-Truth.
Unexpected MISUNDERSTANDING is
just 20 years since l entered into YOUR
employment" Principal-"That shows
low patient 1 am."-Fliegende Batter.
From n Personal Standpoint.-.Don't
you think" said one young man, that
literature is in n state of declipc?"
"Unquestionably," replied the other.
ITS in n chronic state of decline-with
thanks."-Washington Star.
Mary--l remember, when l was n lit
tie girl the gentlemen, when they called.
would hold me oil their laps and tell
me fairy stories. Maude-Well, L sup
pose they do the fairy tale part of II yet.
-Ionkers Statesman.
Caller Ito child, whose mother has
left the room for a moment)-"Come
here to me, my dear Enfant Terrible
No, l mustn't do that. Mamma told
me l must stay sitting in the chair, be-
cause there's n hole in the cushion
Giasgow Evening Citizen.
Scrap of Ancient History.-The as
piring monkey looked at his eldest born.
lying idly in the shade of a cocoa-palIn
and shook his head. 81 have tried TO
make n man of YOU" he sighed, "butI
suppose 1 am about 5000, COO years too
soon!'-Chicago Tribune.
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The Omaha Excursion,
RsSo, Nevada. June ODD, 1893

RSSo, Nevada. June Odd, 1893.
EDIToR lNDEPESDENT:-Appreci-
ating the help OF the Nevada Press
for Nevada's Exhibit nj the Omaha
Exposition, md hoping that many Of
u citizens may have the opportunity
Of seeing it'll uguin call attention TO
the opportunity Of the halt ratio ex-
cnrsion leaving Nevada next Sunday
the 2Gth inst. for Omaha. Tickets
will he good to return until Aug. 3lst
ut Omaha. which gives every one
ample time to see the beauties OF the
Trans.M Mississippi Exposition and al-
so to visit any eastern point they may
desire.
Tho railroad rates from Omaha to
all points cast are remarkably low on
account OF this Fair, and Atlantic
Coast points may be reached at about
twenty-five dollars for the round trip.
Every one from Nevada anticipating
n trip east should make il a point to
go on this excursion where everything
will bc done for their comfort.
present all Nevada people who 90 on
this excursion FREQ admission TO the
Exposition grounds for two days.
III. B. MANSON,
Vice Pres. for Nevada +. NJ.
& I. Exposition.
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Concerning the Island OF Key West.
Key West. the place Of rendezvous
Tor u vessels in Cuban waters. ia
daily spoken Of IN the plpcra, and
yet many readers know no moro con.
ccruing it than chat il appears on tire
maps to he Il spCCk Of an island
amCng u lot 81 other spccks Of islands
which sweep westward from the
southern coast of Florida Tho truth
IL, That " all these, little islands. Key
West il tn" most Important on nc-
count Of lts having II fine natural
harbor. Tho island il seven miles
long 10y onc or two miics wide. and is
eleven feet above the sea level. II ia
OF coral formation, as are all the
islands Uf tho group. but tho soil is
rich aud produces nm abundance OF
vegetation. Ihcrc arc located Il GUS.
tom house, naval s]torchousc. navy
yard and marine hospital. Fort Tay-
Tor. situated on mn artificial island,
guards tile hnrhOr. II ia built Of
hriok and stone, aud is consequently
autiquatrd, but u large number IT
| sand batteries have been constructed
Of late and the place 10 now well tuf-
titled. Tho population OF the plncc il
5000. and is largely Cubnn.
Tho streets uf the town which or.
cupics II portion 81 the island. arc
luii ont at right angles 10 each other,
and are in good condition. Tho rcsi-
dcnccs are ehalci with tropical trees
and cmboworci ia flowers and shrUh.
berry, and most Il tic buildings are
Of wood. There acc 10 sprmgs ON
tho island. and The inhabitants ~"
dependent upon rain or iisiiilnicd
water. Tho islrud Ia cighiy.Hvc miles
almost due noF,h 81 Havana.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.l
SABaIaGUSDI.

Sydney l.. Smith is down FROM.
Tuscarora.
Mr.. George Russell departed for
Keno last night.
The Oliver Company came up from
Carlin tins morning.
They began killing at the horse
slaughter house to-day.
The drin Of Company L has been
postponed until tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Archie Dorsey md chill are
visiting relatives i'll Elio.
Revenue Collector May returned
from Iuscarora Yesterday.
Mrs. j. d. Carroll. md Child arrived
from Battle Mountain last evening.
The Utah Press Association will
take in the naha Exposition next
month.
The Navy Department has already
received over fifty designs for the
Dewey sword.
Mrs. Fred Wilson came down from
Tu: yesterday after noon. and
left on No. 3i1r an extended visit to
the Omaha Exposition and thc East.
}. MartIn. Il member Of Captain
l~-rTscott's troop. WAS throNu from the
train at Auburn while curoule to San
Francisco with the troop aud had
three ribs broken.
Marion Little AN oil resident Of
Ormsby County died ester lay morn
in@ from the effects 81 nm overdose Of
morphine taken to relieve serve
neuralgia pain.
Journal:-it is reported that Lieu.
tenant Wright IL to go To- Carson to
recruit Is men TO I'LL ont the troop of
First Nevada Volunteer Cavalry,
which is now at San Francisco, the
quota Of the troop having been raised
4, ION
The members Of the Silver Party
State Central Committee from EllSo
county are H. L. i'iardrst!, /. {.
plunkcti, J. 3. Douphc riy. T.. Rein.
mart "i'u d ~ Nie'and. Tho com
h'i''ee meet Ill Keno on July l6th,
I" Tx 'le GATE ana Pace Tor holding
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Tho following officers Of the Grand
Encampmcnt |. o. o. +. were elect
Cd Mt the meeting in Carson Monday.
Grand Patriarch. w II Trattcu uf
Virginia; Grand High riicst. Il -
Davis Of Dayton; Grand Senior War.
den, w p Brown of Reno; Grand
Scribe, William Sutherland Of Vir-
giuiG; Grand Treasurer, J. J. Becker
Of Reno; G,nnd Junior Warden. NJ Il
Talliour Of Dayton.
Tho Grand Lodge /. o. o. +. Of
Nevada met Tues lay morning. Upon
calling the roll l02 delegates respond.
cd To their names.
Tho Grand Master presented his
report showing the order la he in II
healthy condition and that charters
bo granted Ia Capital Rcbckah
Lodge No. II Of Carson aud Au'tiE
Rcbckah I0dgc. Tho Grand Master
recommended la subordinate lodges
that the ducs Of all members who On.
list in the dcfcDsc Of Our country 10
RENTED.
rho following Grand Officers were
elected; Grand Master, \ W IIcsson
OF Elko. Deputy Grnud Master, J -
Campbell Of Phoebe: Grand Warden,
W II Jones of GDId IIill: GRIND See.
rotary, Vim Sutherland " Virginia;
Grand Treasurer, J ] Becker oi
Reno; Grand Representative. q Il
Mack u Virginia: Trustees. Il jacobs
OF Reno, S ) Bcmairc Of Battle
Mountain and NJ II Ycrington Of
Carson.
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