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MUSICAL.

We exchange instruments.
We send them out on trial.
We sell them on time payments
We guarantee our instruments.
STRINGS.
We carry in stock the best assortment of Ger
man and Italian strings
Try our Sampson six length violin E strings,
strongest and longest in the world
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sniritualist.

FIRST SPIRITUAI4IST CHURCH-Alabama and
New York streets. Services to-day at 1880 a.,
m. and 7;45 p. m. Mrs. Marion Carpenter will
lecture, followed by tests. This will be the last
Sunday of the lecture season.
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FRIENDS CHURCH-Corner of Alabama and
Thirteenth streets. Preaching at 10:SO a. m.
by Prof r. L. Kelly. Sabbath school, 9:15 a. m.
Y. p S. C. E. at 6:3O D. M No other evening
service. Public invited.
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Double plays-Wallace, Tebeau and O'Con-
nor: Te5eau, Chiids and O'Connor: Cross
and Boyle; Nash, Cross and Douglass. UNI
pires-Curry and Snyder. Time-1:40. At
tendance, 200.
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UniyersaIist.

CENTRAL UNIVERSALIST CHURCH-Rabbi
Wechsler will preach this morning at l0:45 and
evening at g. A cordial invitation to all. Sun
day school, $40. Y. p c. u. T. Church corner
New Jersey and Fifteenth streets.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LINTON, Ind.,, May 21.-The Danville
Qll) team met seeepd defeat by the home
team to-day. Staub, the new pitcher for
Linton, did the business. His support was
excellent. Score:aot siio1fn
Linton ........o 40 90 % s Il i
Danville 100 0 90 2 0 0-3 2
Batteries-staub and Moore; Faucet and
Garvey 3sW
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FORECAST FOR SUNDAY.
Cooler, Partly Cloudy Weather, with
Showers in Northern Indiana.

WASHINGTON, May 21.-Forecast for
twenty-four hours ending at IL p. M:
For Ohio-Partly cloudy weather and
scattered showers fresh southerly winds.
For Indiana and Illinois-Partly cloudy
weather, showers in northern portions:
cooler; southerly, shifting to westerly
winds.
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Advertisement That Was Run Up Yes
terday-No Game on Ac-
count of Rain.


Games ScheduIeu TOT IO-Uays
Western League
Minneapolis at Columbus.
st. Paul at Detroit.
Omaha at Milwaukee.
National League
Pittsburg at Cincinnati.
Washington at Chicago.
Baltimore at Cleveland.
Brooklyn at Louisville 1.-TWO games.)
New York at st. Louis.
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resumed business at his old establishment, 223
North Delaware street. Everything new and com
plete. Office telephone. No. ESQ; residence tele-
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Ann Arbor shut Ont.


CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. May H.--University of
Illinois, 8; University of Michigan, O.
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ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May A.-st. Louis
played better ball than New York and won
Seymour was on the rubber for New York
and was phenomenally inefficient. Taylor
pitched a magnificent game and was
strongly supported. Attendance, 5000.
Score:
R. h E.
New York :. i o o o o Q 1-5 s
st. Louis. 0 4 "-H 10 4
Batteries-Taylor and Clements; Seymour
and Warner. Two-base hits-Holmes, Will
mot, Van Haltren.- Sacrifice hits-Dowd, q;
Hall, 2. Double plays-Seymour and Joyce;
Gleason and Joyce. Stolen bases-Grady, 2;
Van Haltren. Three-base hits-Crooks, Van
Haltren, Tiernan, Harley Clements. Hit by
mour, 10. Strike outs-By Taylor, 2; by Sey-
mour, 4. Time, 2:05. Umpire-Swartwood
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REDS LOSE BY A SCRATCH.
Hamilton Nailed BeckIey's Hit That
Meant Two Runs.

CINCINNATI, May 2l-Hamilton saved
the champions to-day by making wonder
full catch off Beckleys bat in the seventh
inning while two men were on the bases.
Attendance 4621. Score:
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Chicago ........1 10 o2S 0 / IS 8
Washington 30 0 0 0 0 2 1-3 IL 6

BattefleS--IrITnth and Donahue; swain
and MCGUIRE. Earned runs-Chicago. !;
Washington, g. Two4base hits-Dahlen,
Mertes, Setback (2), Anderson %. Stolen
bases-Ryan go. Struck out-By Griffith, 8;
Bases on balls-Off Swain, 5. Hit with
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New York =. o 0 o o o Is
ST Louis. 0 0 0 0 4 IA 10 Z


CHICAGO, May 2i.--Swain was wild and
poorly backed up at critical points. Griffith
kept the Senators guessing until his game
was safe. Attendance, $500. Score:
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Local observations saturday.

Bar. Their R. H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
a. m. 5000 66 90 South. Ptcldy. O6
p. m. 1888 70 81 South. Pt.cldy Is
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum tenn
perature 63.
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Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
The General Elec ton.

The general election returns indicate
that the House OF Representatives OF the
Fifty-sixth congress will be Democratic,
though tho contest is so close that such
a result cannot be stated as absolutely
certain.
Elections were held in forty-two States
and the Republicans have more than
held their own as far as the State and
legislative tickets are concerned. Bu'
they have made decided losses in Con
gressmen, more than likely sufficient to
give control of the next house to the
Democrats.
In New York Roosevelt is elected Gov.
ernor aud the Republicans have the leg
islature.
California elects Gage governor by
5000 majority and the Legislature, which
will elect successor to Stephen White,
is also Republican.
Colorado has given the fusion ticket
$1,000 majority.
Nebraska gives surprise in the cleo
ton of Republican governor and legis
lature.
Indication are that Utah, Wyoming
and Idaho have gone Democratic.
Indiana is probably Democratic ant
other States have gone about Us was ex
pected.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
Wasi1oe County.

The Journal thus sums mp the posi-
bilities in the State and the result in
| Wnshoe.
The election returns from the various
precincts in the State at this writing in
dicates the probable success OF the en-
tire Silver State ticket with the exception
of Mr.. Cutting, who is defeated by Mr..
Ring, and Mr.. Davis, who is probably
defeated by Mr.. Humphreys. Democratic,
although Mr.. Turrittin is still a pos
sibility.
Mr.. Newlands is elected by reduced
majority, Mr.. Wren having polled a
much larger vote than was anticipated.
The returns from the Legislative tick
cts in the various counties insures the
reelection of Senator Sewart by tri-
umphant majority. In Ormsby county,
where be was most viciously fought by
the V. & I. Combine, the State Senator
aud two of the three members of the
Assembly who are pledged to him are
elected.
In storey County the indications point
to the election OF both State Senators
aud one of the six Assemblylnen on the
Stewart ticket. In this county all but
Mr.. Kinney went down i'll the Repubh-
ean landslide, but the Legislative ticket
lveraged, running about seventy votes
head of the balance Of the ticket.
East of Wadsworth, Senator Stewart's s
,riends carr ed practically everything
efore them, having elected both Assem-
1lymen in Humboldt county and the
state Senator and two Assemblymen in
Elko county, where in each of which
counties he was bitterly fought by news
papers emulating the News and Enter
pr Sc. In all the other counties, with a
single exception of White Pine county,
| the legislative candidates OF which it is
supposed will support Mr.. Cleveland,
Senator Stewart has carried the day.
The Journal has only one sincere re-
! get and that is that Washoe county will
not be more largely feprescIted in the
vote which returns Senator Stewart to
the Senate.
In this county the Silver Democrat
party only saved out of the wreck Mr..
Kinney, Assemblyman, Mr.. McInnis,
Sheriff, and Mr.. Davis, short term Com
missioner.
The City of Reno, however, Jared bet
ter, eleoting everyone of the Silver
Democratic Councilmen.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
Will Store Water.
BAST FORK RANcHERS INcOR.
PORATE.
The Carson Valley Water Storage
irrigation and Canal Company.

The Carson Valley Water Storage
irrigation and Canal Company.
There met in Wilder's Hall Saturday
afternoon, 30 Of the signers Of the 3s
subscribers to stock in the new Water
Storage Company, who in addition 10 the
amounts already subscribed, brought the
total up to S24,5 800 cash capital. There
is $1,000 shares of the capital stock at
S1.00 per share. This money will be
paid in installments and when the face
value shall have been paid, the stock
becomes worcestershire.
The company was regularly incorpor-
ated under the laws OF this State. The
following trustees were elected John
Frnntzen, G. M. Henningsen, F. Heiser,
+. Dangberg Jr., AMI f. Hussman. The
company states rs it's business, besides
The storage OF water, that it will engage
in buying aud selling land 1t is prob
able that meeting will be held before
long, at which time officers will be
elected and more general plans formed
for practical start on the work.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
Tunnel Thirteen Location.

Tue tunnel on the line of the Centra,
PGcifc railroad, the bnrning OF which
5 causing the delay in transportation o.
nail and passengers, except by portage
make the transfer. is situated d little
more than SIX miles westof the town O.
lrnckee at what is known as Cold
stream aud not on the summit OF tn,
5ierras as heretofore stated. the SUNNI;
annel being fourteen miles west o.
fruckee.
Tunnel l3 had length of 600 feet ano
vas cut through ground that required
close timbering to prevent caving while
he summit tunnel, which is little more
than a mile in length, is cut through
old rock. As there is no way whereby
1 temporary track can be built around
he tunnel, passengers must make theii
way on foot over rough trail cut in the
solid rock between the trains on .aen
side OF the break which, including the
line OF burned snow sheds, involves more
than mile Of walking. No trains can
move over the break until the tunnel
timbering is repaired.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
Deep Miuin6.

President Franklin Leonard is on the
way here to push the work of repairing
the Sutro tunnel drain boxes. james
Leonard, his SOD, who is acting superin-
tendent, stated yesterday that the re-
pairs to the drain boxes will be complet-
Ell to receive the water lifted to the tun-
mel level before the Evans hydraulic
pumping plant is installed. With few
exceptions the bottoms and sides of the
boxes are in good condition, and the
principal work required will be renewal
OF the coverings and the readjustment OF
the grade where required.
The timbering of the main tunnel line
and the north lateral branch leading to
the point in the @. & @. shaft where the
water lifting plant is to be installed, re-
quires only slight repairs. Places where
what is known as swelling ground have
keen kept in good condition by double
/ timbering.
The water company has begun the
work of the construction of a new tank
on the eastern slope of mount Davidson
below the double fumes conveying water
from Marlette Lake to supply the pipe
leading to the G. & G. shaft, with the
pressure required for lifting water to the
tunnel level.
OF the $4,000 called for by the Com
stock Pumping Association. $42,250 has
already been paid pro rata by the mining
companies, and the balance will be
forthcoming when needed The amount
now in the hands Of the association more
than covers the bid OF the Risdon Iron
Works Company for the contract of
draining the Con. CAL L Va. flooded
levels 500 feet below the Sutro tunnel
floor.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
Stewart Safe.
Legislature Two-thirds Silver.
NewIands Elected.
One Republican on State Ticket.

One Republican on State Ticket
The returns have been coming in very
slowly since Tuesday night, and ere now
all in, with the exception of few small
precincts in eastern Nevada and the
soldiers vote which is on its way from
Honolulu. As the official count has not
yet been made, the complete returns will
not be attempted in this issue. The con-
test between Sadler and Mcmillan has
been very close, but at the present time
it looks as though Sadler would have a
majority. The fight for Controller has
been close, and later returns seem to
give Sam 2. Davis the best of il. The
Silver party had much to contend With
in is election, and with their forces d-
vided between thesDemocrats and Pop
ulists, have achieved such victory as
shows that the silver sentiment ia still
strong
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15

There was lady from Porter attend
ing the fair. She was mighty nice lady
TOO. She was carrying cape with q
large hook on it, and in coming out oil
The amphitbeater the hook caught in the
seat OF 4 young mans trousers, and there
ii was. They used all the delicate meas.
ures known to de ladies and handy gen.
tlenen to detatoh the cape, but the con.
twisted hook had got 20 elegantly" at
tached that it became embarrassing and
the lady suggested that he should give a
quick jerk. He did SO, and away came
about three inches square out of his
pantaloons. ns.--Gslliopolis Tribune.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
No Pledee-Breaker.

Editor Morning Appeal
I see by this evenings News that one
of the Legislative ticket elected in Orns-
by is Stewart, alluding to Mr.. Nc
Gowan, and the other (alluding to N.Y.
self is doubtful.
The News can rest easy AS far as am
concerned. The State Platform was
pledged unequivocally TO Stewart and
the county platform, ou which ! ran, un-
equivocally endorsed the State Platform
words could not be palmer.
The News over and over again told the
voters of Ormsby that a vote for the
Silver Legislative ticket was vote for
Stewart.
That was the plain issue and the people
elected me on that issue. | am politi-
cally and morally bound by the action OF
the people, the action of the convention
and my own honor as man to vote fol
William NJ Stewart, aud propose to dc
il. II. kRMAN.
Carson City, Nevada, Nov. 10, 1893,
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
Officers Elect.
SOMETHING OF THE WINNING
CANDIDATES.
Party Lines Thrown Aside and Popu-
lar Vote Cast.

With the opening OF the polls at the
various precincts in Douglas county last
Tuesday, began struggle that lasted all
day, aud until the last ballot had been
deposited in the box. Men who in for.
mer years had never taken more than
passing interest in local politics, were
busy button holing the voters, and all
sorts of stories were sprung on the poor
unsuspecting candidate. The work was
thrown away. The people had made up
their minds and more early voting was
done than was ever before known.
Early in the day the knowing ones be-
gan to make predictions, which the count
served to verify. A bolt from the Silver
party elected Brockliss and johnson.
while a similar slump from the Republi
can ranks piled up the majority for Mar
lin and Wilkerson.
1t is how generally conceded that the
vote shows the weakness of the county
organization, and that principle, and the
personal strength of the candidate, caus-
ed the result. The East Fork voted true
to her own interests, and as the larges,
voting precinct in the county, demon
sirated her power. The following is the
official list of the successful candidates
with their respective msjorities:
Senator, Martin, 101
Assemblyman, Wilkersou, 50
Sheriff, Brockliss, 81
Recorder, Klotz 379
Clerk, Blossom, %
Dist. Attorney, Turner, 1873
Commissioner, (long term) Fettic, 80
Commissioner, (short tern) Johnson. 8!
Surveyor, Young, Is
Administrator, Selby, 100
Co. Consolidation, No, 3l7
Justice, Genoa, g. w. Dake, %
Constable, Genoa, Theo. Tillman, SO
Justice, East Fork. L. s. Ezell, SO
Constable, East Fork, G. Jesperson, e.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
a Ranch Sale.

Seth ard E. j. Kelly, two brothers who
have lived on the Youngs Crossing ranch
for the past ten years, concluded sale
yesterday of the property to Dick Bartels
for consideration OF S2,575. Mr.. Bartels
viii get a good stock range with the
ranch, and cut probably 100 tons OF hay.
Kelly brothers will visit San Francisco
and Petaluma this winter, aud will return
in the spring to open up gold mine
near Wellington.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
The Soldiers Vote.

Ballots were forwarded to the First
Nevada Cavalry some time ago, wni, h
bore the names of the State officers and
the Congressman. Ii the boys voted
their ballots will probably be sent back
from Honolulu, providing the transports
stop there and il not they will be re-
turned from Manila. There is some dis
pute among legal minds as to whether
or not their votes can be counted, but :.
they are the soldier boys may cast the
deciding votes for several of our state
officers. News.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
A Cheap Fence.

+, w. Beste has completed fence a,
Henry Beste's house, made with the
Duplex Woven Wire Fence machine
The fence is strong, durable and orna
mental, and can be made any height
size OF mesh, and with any size wire. He
is taking orders for making fence, and
will also sell the machine or wire.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
Carson City, Nevada Nov, 10, 1893,


The Southern Pacific company has
issued orders directing its freight agents
not to accept any moro perishable freight
until further notice The reason for
this order is that freight traffic over the
Sierras has been checked through the
burning out OF tunnel l5, between Sum-
nit and Truckee. No more freight can
be moved over the Central Pacific for
several days and the company does not
want to assume the responsibility of ac-
cepting perishablc freight.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
Died In the Asylum.

Mrs. Samuel Singleton, who was taken
to the State Hospital for Mental diseases
few days ago. died yesterday morning,
Samuel Singleton it will be remembered
died on the sixth inst They had been
partners in life for many years. The es-
tate will now 60 tc Mrs. Scossa OF Dia
mond Valley, sister OF Mr.. Singlets n.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
The Whiskey Test Case

The case Of Edward Riley, who was
arrested last August for selling whiskey
TO Indians, will come up in the United
States Court at Carson to-day. Consta.
ble Chris Jespersen and witnesses will
be on hand TO testify. This is test case
and il conviction is made, will do much
10 relieve his county of thatscrime.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1898-11-15
The Election In Alpine.

The following are ofiisers elected in
Alpine county:
For Sheriff, Daniel Stalkeri Clerk
Frank Smith; District Attorney, j. q
Mayo; Treasurer, Chas. A. Grover; Sup
of Schools, Miss Mary Neddenriep; AS
SCISSOR, Louis J. Vallem.