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The Lamar register., 1899-02-01
nRlnERv Ar SACRAMENTO.
Charges sastni.i.-s Against speaker Wright
and u. >. Grant. Jr.

Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 2s.-The spe-
ciai committee appointed TO investigate
into scandals connected with the cleo
tion OF Il United States senator filed its
report to-day The committee finds
that Howard f. Wright. speaker of
the assembly received from Z. s.
Grant. Jr,. through his political man
ager. Milton j. Green. 5000 as gift
and $3.50 as n loan: that Wright prior
to his election deceived John ID.
spreckels and w s. Leake to secure
their support for the speakership. stat
lng that he was unpledged to any SEN
atorlal candidate. that by promising
To vote for Robert " Bulla for United
states senator he secured Bulln's sup
port for the speakershIp; that by the
acceptance OF Grants money and by
the solicitation OF David NJ. Burns In
nuence to secure his election as speak
er Wright led ench OF those candidates
for United States senator to expect his
vote.
The report further states that Milton
J. Green, the duly appointed and ac'
credited agent OF u. :, Grant. Jr.. eS-
pended large sums Of money, exceeding
In the aggregate $4,000. but the ex'
exact amount OF which is TO the com
mlttee unknown. 20 secure the election
OF n Republican Legislature.
The committee finds that ID. NJ
Burns. Robert y. Bulla. w. II. l.
Barnes and the other senatorial candi
dates, except Grant. expended no mon
ey and promised no patronage TO pro
mote their respective candidates..
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GENERAL eAoAN rEsTrFrEs.
show. Mach Emotio" and Makes Favor
able Impression.

Washington. ID. c.. Jan. 26.-"So. on
my honor. and before my God. not one
cents profit or gain did I ever receive,
and yet my office has disbursed S19.-
100000. and now | am n poor man. so
poor. that l have not now sufficient
money with which to pay your fee"
Tears were standing in General
Eagan's eyes when he made the fore
going declaration before the members
of the court-martial who are trying
him for his sensational attack recently
on Major General Miles.
When the Eagan court martial reas-
sembled to-day Judge Advocate Davis
stated that he wished TO submit for
mally tine testimony OF General Miles,
rs read yesterday, as an exhibit in this
trial and with this statement. he said,
the prosecution rested its case.
M-. Worthington. counsel for Cen
eral Eagan. read several exhibits in
connection with the testimony read at
yesterdays session OF the court.
The feature OF the proceedings be-
fore the Eagan court.marrial to-day
was the testimony, dramatic in many
parts, In its quiet Intensity. OF Com
missary General Engan himself.
AZ he proceeded in his testimony il
became apparent that the line of de-
Tense wonld be 1ustincatlon ana eS-
treIne proyocation. finally bringing on
a serious nervous condition which rem
dered the witness unfit for business
and made him to a degree irresponsible
for his acts.
The Presidents order of immunity,
II was also made evident, would be re-
lied ON ns applicable to General
Eagnn's testimony before the war
commission. and that the court-martial
had no proper Jurisdiction Of the case.
In speaking OF the criticisms of the
newspapers, which he said had been
called forth by General Miles testi-
mony, his manner was Intensely dra-
matte and impressive. His eyes filed
with tears and his voice trembled, and
the impression he left with many was
decidedly favorable. After the court
adjourned several members shook his
hand and in friendly way asked
after his health
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01
OFFICERS REFLECTED.
stockmen Honor Two Pioneer Discuss
Reef Scandal.

Denver, Jan. 27.-Approaching the
end of their work with the conscious
ness OF much valuable work accom-
plished. the delegates to the National
Live Stock Association convention are
In the best OF humor. and are enjoying
their visit to Denver to the uttermost.
The delegates are little slow in get
ting into harness, but the enrnestness
of the debates and discussions evi-
dences that this is due not to any lack
OF interest in the prime aim of the
gathering.
John w. Springer. president; Charles
]. Martin. secretary. and George l.
Gould.ng. treasurer of the association.
all Denver men, We're honored yester-
day by unanimous and enthusiastic re
election by the executive committee.
Efforts of the sheep raisers to secure
some action tending toward opening
forest reserves fer sheep grazing pur-
poses met with active resistance. For
Il tine the old fight between the cattle
men and sheep raisers was waged
fiercely. The question was settled by
n compromise resolution.
Among other features OF the day wRs
the establishment OF roll Of honor
with three names known to cattle men
throughout the country. They are
Colonel Alex Majors. Colonel J. @. Nc
Coy and Mrs Lillian Gregory. Many
papers were read, all os absorbing in
terest TO stock men.
Last night entertainment was pro-
vided for the delegates a Id visitors at
one OF the theaters and In the big
smoker at the Coliseum.
At the afternoon session the conyen-
tion decided TO initiate action TO over
come the great injury done the Ameri-
can cattle trade by the War Depart
mcnt In sending ''embalmed' American
beef to our solditvs in Cuba. The at
tention OF the executive committee was
directed to the PAPER written by
Colonel Ike NJ. Pryor OF Texas. on the
Cuban cattle market. Ia which Is ad-
vOcated the sending ~ prime beef. on
the hoof. TO convince the natives OF the
superiority OF the product OF the United
States The administration Is to be
asked to tnke steps to shut out the in
ferior Mexican AMI Central American
stock In order that the way may be left
clear to the breetlrrs of tire United
States TO show the Cibans the advant-
ages OF the finer breeds.
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Ma, Imp..eh om.h. Judge.

Lincoln. Neb., Jan. 3o.-The present
week promises TO be an exciting one in
the Nebraska Legislature.
Aside from the senatorial contest,
which tonight shows little change,
but may reach climax any day. there
are the charges looking 10 the impeach-
ment Of District Judge Scott of Oma-
ha TO be dealt with. as well rs two con
test eases from Fillmore county, and
The possible Imprisonment of County
Judge Sklpton for refusing to bring
the hallcts bearing on the contest.
The impeachment proceedings against
Judge Scott. for the time being, excite
more interest even than the senatorial
struggle. Speaker Clark IS expected TO
Law the document before the House
when Il convenes at noOn-to-morrow.
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cnlear, ro.,.l clerk. vletar..

Chicago, Jan. 2T.-Postmaster Cor
don to-day withdrew his order, issued
several weeks ago, for the uniforming
OF all the clerks in the Chicago post
office
In a letter Postmaster Gordon says
his belief was that the wearing of uni
forms by the clerks would tend to dig
Nifty the position held by them and to
the convenience aud better service of
the public. but as neither the public.
the press nor his clerks fostered the in
noyatIon, he withdrew the order. The
plan has been bitterly opposed by the
postal clerks.
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MAY CAUSE a RACE WAR.
Mexican. and Am.rIesEs again Have
Ci..h at Taos. New M-sieo-

Denver. Jan. 2s.--A special TO the
Rocky Mountain News from Taos
New Mexico. says:
An alteration occurred In Taos yes
terday in which Manuel Camado was
bauiy beaten. ]. w Poak and Percy
Roberts were arrested for the assault
and taken before the alcalde ut tho
town OF Ranches. The Americans fur
nishcd an armed escort to and from
Ranches, as II was feared
there would be nn attempt to do the
prisoners bodily harm. They were or
dcred 10 jail, but refused to go, and
were released on bonds.
The trouble grew out OF the recent
killing of the sheriff OF Taos. and
young Roberts Is close friend OF Al
bert Clifford. who was accused of kill
ing the sheriff clifford was recently
discharged and left last week for Cali.
fornIa-
There Is intense feeling among the
friends OF both sides. End Il is feared
there may be- n repetition OF the riot
that occurred last month.
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copper Combine !. Assompll.h-d.

Chicago, Jan IA special to the
Chronicle from New York says:
Definite steps ia the formation OF a
big copper consolidation were taker
to-day, when articles OF Incorporation
were iiled at Trenton for the Miners
Company, with capital OF S2.Oo0.oo0
There are now locked up In a safe
deposit vault In Boston eighteen Ger.
tincates. standing In the names OF
three men. which represent the control
OF about ten OF the important copper
mines OF the country.
One Of these Is II. II. Sogers. who
represents the Rockefellers In many of
their undertakings. II is understood
that the other two are Albert $. Bige,
low OF Boston and Levy Mayer. a
weil-known lawyer OF Chicago. who
has figured In many trust deals.
These certificates are to be turned
over TO the Miners Copper Company.
which viii act as trustee and in turn
transfer the interest to other new com
panies, the control OF which ii will oh
tain
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Missouri Court upr.oId- states Rights.

Mexico, Mo-, Jan. 2s.-Judge e.
NJ. Hughes OF the Audrain county
Circuit Court, has decided test case
in reference to the war tax law, declar-
ing 1t was either not the intention OF
Congress to require a stamp upon GER
tificates of n judicial character. or If
It was so intended by the revenue act.
then 1t was unconstitutional in the
formation OF the federal constitution.
He held that the states did not dele.
gate to the federal government the
power of taxation over its officers or
courts or any other machinery neces-
sary for the support and maintenance
of the local state government.
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THE KLONDYKE.
In uNpERTAkERs WHO
5nrE THEIR BUSINESS.
.o.tlnE the rIss finker.-Four
~. Who Murderoa One Man
Il Kuisd Aaoth.r-w.rnInx
I. Francisco cIairroyaat
fspsciaI Letter)

fsperiaI LetterD
rat Of the dread chiikoo,
n, bad As I had anticipated.
lBly IL was bad enough. A
ou storm was raging on the
auf B, was Intensely cold
"a struggling up the steep
s,daverous looking man came
and held out = card. He
H. 4 partner in the arm OF
GrabsHs;siE. undertaksrs
Salmcrs. aud for SIS spot cash
audsrtake 10 embain me
\ ny corpse home to my
must forward another SIS
srival His frm always gave
kon: and be guaranteed that
h. after death | should look
k.aeh far better than l did
|, told me this In view OF the
krideuts which occurred there
knuy, over sixty people having
Il lives a few days previously
fs0s slide.
the lee broke up we Travelled
knstt. s5me COO miles. in a Pc
canoe. Five Finger rapids
20 dangerous as the celebrated
Eorss rapids. but stili require a
u o, skin to steer. At the time
over the rapids a poor little
uas drifting down on bis
|rc0aRL There are twelve
and distinct drops go
|BlEh. and each time the raft
|ri.H around and tossed up aud
Looked the most afaAzed don
nvs ever seen. We had a good
~ shot through just behind
tuits a family party an IN
tsza remarked.
1niIAn boys we're tried and coz
i1g shooting two miners on
I5ck River. near Lake NARA.
b. Ne-harn. ras killed out
Z; the other. For. had n buils;
hts risht breast. but managed
sslre n,ies TO the police post.
b ras found. having tainted
loss o. blood. tie recovered
l. syiaenss in Dawson. where I
lstsrrisW With him. He stated
IA; the whole trip. with its sad
va forctold to him by a San
- woman Who was supposed
cf-t ~ith second sight. 50.
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A-plr.. :. =" sr~~--d Romero.

Mexico City. Jan. President Diaz
to-day appointed Emanuel Aspirnz
assistant secretary OF foreign rela-
tIons. TO be ambassador to Washing
ton.
Senior Aspiraz has been In constant
touch with the late Ambassador Ro-
nero, and knows all the details of
Mexico's relations with the United
Stntes He is an able and courteous
diplomat He speaks English and has
charming family.
He Is a native OF Puebla Is IS years
OF age and was prominent in the lib
eral party during Juarez's administra-
tion.
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DEEPEST OCEAN READINGS.
Hriti.h nsh-afw-r RsturRs From later
sstinE Trip 10 NleInIty et Nsw ZsNi.nd.

San FFanciSco. Jan. ~. The ney..
has been brought here from Australia
that the British man-of-war Penguin
has just returned to Sidney. New South
Wales. after tnking soundings between
the Island of louEi and Auckland New
Zealand The utiicers found that Fnl-
Goa Island which suddenly came up
out Of ID" ocean In 1875. l. gradually
recsSling, When relocated by the PEN
snln's officers they discovered that the
island 4 now threc fathdmS under
water
The officers Of the Penguin also sue
cectict IN taking the temperature of the
oc-an a. \ greater depth than ever b.
fGr.. Hitherto when the Thermometer
GOT down CeTtuin distance u was in
vHr.nhly broken ON this occasion the
THERMOMETER WIS sent down I.TGa
fHthouis. where tie temperature was
fouud 20 BE- a5-5 degrees. while on the
-urfar, the temperature was eighty
two degrees. This. the offSc,rs uf the
Penguin assert. i the deepest ocean
reading ever taken.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01
CLARK ELEcrEo AT AeLEMn.
No win, the sre~t .,sat Mt l..a-a ~.
yer Man.

Man.
Helenn, Mont, Jan. 3o.--On the sew
enteenth ballot taken Saturday the
Montana Legislature elected Hon. VIII
liam A. Clark of Butte. United States
senator TO succeed the Hon. Lee Man
tie.
The vote Scas ~ for Clark. for Con
rad, n; for Marshall, 4 scattering.
OF those who voted for Clark eleven
are Republicans The four votes cast
Tor Marshall were Republicans and one
Republican WAS absent because of sick
uess.
Two ballots were taken Saturday.
The first resulted practically us pre-
,ious votes Ind, but In the second the
Republicans came TO Clark and his
election was made certain.
Butte. Mont, Jan. GOV. A. Clark.
who was elected senator. Is still Ia Hell
rna, where celebration In honor
oi bis election Is still In progress.
The news OF his election was gen
orally received here with The widest
rejoicing. The whistles OF mines and
snelters, except those OF the Anaconda
company. controlled by Marcus DAILY.
were blown.
a cannon was run out into the street
In front Of the Butte Miner eftice and
salute fired. PrUCeSsIous OF men and
boys carrying tin horns hastily formed
snd started paradsnE the town.
sehator-elect Clark is free silver
man
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READY TO FIGHT AMERICANS.
Philippine Congress ,s~ses Vote of Con-
hdence In acknowledgements salt

Philippine Congress ,s-ses Vote of Con-
fdence In nAruinsido--Transpcrts salt
Manila, Jan. 21. via Hong Kong,
Jan. 26.-The Republica, the official or
gan of the Filipinos, announces that
the congress at Malolos has adopted
the Philippine constitution, passed n
vote of confidence in Aguinaldo and
empowered him TO declare war on the
Americans whenever he may deem 1t
advisable.
At a mass meeting Of women at Ca
vite yesterday, the paper adds, 1t was
enthusiastically resolved to petition
Aguinaldo for permission to take mems
places in defence of independence and
TO bear arms, If necessary
An American sentry yesterday even
ing killed a captain of the Filipino ar
tillery at the Tonto outpost As re-
suit the native press is intensely ex-
cited, and denounces 1t as ''cowardly
assassination"
Saturday evening Janauary 21sD
five Filipinos determined to have re-
yenge for their captains death and at
tempted to enter our lines. An Amer
lean sentry killed one of them who
was armed with revolver. After an
exchange of shots the others were ar
rested. The incident has intensified
the excitement here.
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Denver Directory.
HARM

The best $50 dou-
Bile Concord Har-
ness in Colorado
for SIS. With
breeching, $50. rs
double team har-
ness. with breech-
ing, SIS: SIS steel
horn stock saddle
for SIS. SIS single
buggy harness for
IS. so. Do not be
deceived by worth
destinations but
order direct from
US and get the
lowest wholesale
prices. Catalogues
]. FRED MUEL
Denver. Colorado
,XAMINATION.
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ffIy Year, in One choir.

A ~ 'O@tt IN one Choir.
having sung for fifty years in
ne church choir continuously.
very few services. AessrS-
shanber, Jacob shaaber and
mn OF Reading. Pa. sent In
plantations because their voices
ossloly not as good as the large
patton had a reasonable right TO
The singers are now nearly 10
Ioie' but are still young and ac-
Oody and mird, and they can
IN a manner that is wonder
those who hear them. The
shaa6er say that the vocal
Of the throat hold out as well.
n better, than the eyes, ears.
II limbs Of the human body, II
properly exercised and taken
1, Ihey experience no difficulty
Ius right along with the young
In the choir. but they now de-
quit because they imagine the
sauou may want to hear new
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01
BARnARTiEs OF THE FILlpINos
Tate. es san Ttas. HUsg-r snd Diahoaor
TIA b. Ctysi prf-Bssr--

Manlla, Jan .9.-The Spanish civil
prtsOnrrs have not yet been released
Tales Of suffering, hunger and dishOn-
or come from the provinces.
Young Spanish girls are f0uecd tn live
IN opcn Shame With l1w-born Indians.
Their parents, hrlnE puwcriess, ap-
paalel 10 AEuiualdo. His reply was a
ieiter frum dishon1r,-t child-eNarted
after God knows what suffering say
ing she i happy ana runtcEted. La
dses have sun rtd dlSllSnur 10 save their
husbands from cruel treatment.
Five priests have died IN oue prov
incs from hunger and cruelty, although
$4,000 has been sent the corporation
for their maintenance.
Appeal to the American nation IN the
name Of God 20 stop this tragedy
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01
IlNTERlOR OF HOTEL.

~ EhiuR OF HOTEL
p the scene on the river and
ha Seing killed In the boat. but
= that he would be saved. This
% courage to keep on. although
every minute that he should
rough weakness.
loaF Indian boys. the eldest OF
Ess only is. seemed 10 have no
right or wrong. and knew
Of a God or Great Spirit: In
fAey showed scarcely the intel
Of many dumb animals, Their
pit4asle in the extreme. be-
Is exceedingly likely that they
reprieyed.
snapshot Of the interior o, the
Long Lake shows a shanty
typical specimen OF the rough
Iue'eh hotels throughout the
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cn,.,, satI.tle. ms Many Credltor..

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 2T.-Grant I.
Gillette. the Kansas cattle trader, who
recently failed with Liabilities aggre-
eating over S1,oOOooO, has turned all
his property over to MS creoitors, ana
n ts stated that the latter have prom
ised that no criminal action shall be in
stituted against him If he shall return
from Mexico.
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scientlnc.lly Carrect.

And when / proposed to her she turned
all the colors of the rainbow at once
How can you make such ridiculous
assertion?'
"Ail the colors at once. Il you have not
forgotten your high school lessons, you
ought to Fnow make white.'-indianap-
oils Journal
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01

'Of what use Is our Independence 2.
asked the Cuban in despair. ''Why?'
Down the street there is a Spanish store
nlled with all sorts of valuables. and the
Americans won't allow US to touch II.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01

Does your wife allow you to smoke in
the house?" IVES, on condition that
withdraw my objections to curl papers
and chewing gum
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01
Address on the Back.

address on the Back.
setting to be the fashion to ad-
stamp envelopes on the back.
ne direction written across the
ae letter can not be opened by
PsulhoFized person without the
fing noted
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01

FITS Perma tly Cured. Soats after
brst day are Of Dr. kins's Great Nerve Restorer-
send for FItEE s2.OO trial bottle and trestiss-
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01

Richards Magic Catarrh Expeliant Co.
Omaha, Neb. Write for particulars.
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01

There Is nothing more uncertain than
n horse racer' exclaimed the man with 6
chciy friend responded: You never
worked in a weather bureau, did your
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01
TO CURE A COLD ~ ONE DAHe

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All
druggists refund the money II It fails TO cure
80 The genuine has L b @ on each tablet
The Lamar register., 1899-02-01

This Illustration represents our Decorat-
ed English Dinner Set. There are 100
plates Il desert plates. u soup plates, II
cups and saucers, u fruit saucers. II fndi-
vidual buffers. ! pickle. gravy. covered
dishes. / open dish. 10-inch platter. IL
inch platter. 1 covered butter. / sugar.
cream, 1 bowl Our price for this elegant
set is only 50 45. Ii must be sent by
freight or express. the receiver to pay
freight charges Cut this out and address
the JOSLIN DRY GOODS CO..
Denver. Colorado.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-09
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

Willow and poplar corks are now
used in France for champagne bottles
by some Of the wine producers.
Platinum is acarce. A $4.O0O,OOO
Francu-Eusaiuu voIo9an. has been or
gained TO develop rich platinum de-
posits in Russia.
Motor car t. hold 100 persons and
operated by compressed air expanded
down from 1000 pounds per square inch
to 200 pounds will be introduced in Chi
cago by one OF the lines for suburban
travel.
American fouuurymen are becoming
scientific III their methods and manage
ment. Old rule Of thumb ways are go
ing out and chemical analyses are COM
ing in to determine quality of iron.
The industry has grown rapidly, and
one-half more work is produced than
a year ago.
II is said Of James Smithson that.
Happening to observe a tear sliding
down a iady's. cheek, he endeavored TO
catch it in a crystal vessel; that one half
Of the drop escaped, but having pre-
served the other nai1, he submitted II to
reagents anu detected what was then
talled microcosuaic salt, with muriate
Of soda and three or four more saline
substances held in solution"
Prevalence OF the Lying Habit.
Did YOU ever Dun up how many
times in the course of a day you tell a
lie, even though you consider yourself
= truthful person. You tell a lie when
a friend asks you if a new hat is be-
coming, when you praise something
your hostess cooks, and when you say
you had a good time, in bidding her
good-by. You must lie or offend q hun
dred a day, and you naturally prefer to
lie. Its effects may be as bad as those
Of giving o~ffense, but they are not sc
experimentation Globe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-09
Proposals For Bids.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y until September Is, 1899, at s o'clock
y. m. for the privileges at the Orn shy
County Agricultural Fair, District No.
|. to be held at Carson City, New, Sep
IT,. 18th to 3Cth, inclusive.
For Bar Lemonade and Cigars.
Candy, Nuts. Fruit Stand.
Ice Cream Stand.
L~ COunter range and water
shed.
20: and Paris Mutuals
w Al Of Fortune.
BIZ will be received for furnishing
music brass band-not less than ten
pieces rom y m. to , p. m. and from
Is p. m.
IDS, except Pc Is and Band
accompanied by a certified
chcrN .:e the amount Of bid.
TIE .aard reserves the right TO re-
n"d all bids.
mast be marked "Bid for
s.ten on the envelopes and ad,
q
Il. HY. D0ANE, Secretary,
e.. Carson City, Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-09
Chn"rO UIS CWN NCwv7r--T.
Virginia Sculptor Erects Statues of
Himself and Wife before
Death.

ahc,. tbro+5. dn@d
~ C,...0 1870, i'
n5,, r-,..a 49, 49,
~. ,n. <(-hr..a t., 49," We
,,.r,..od wac mo
ment bni13er IN NO s,7tb [+..Lau
r,,....I+h. t,,r,.on
~. ,.~--.~e~t -, sole.,. .r4
o.s' a,.d tbo 4 .l-nf' .,l
fiowitlyy monuments he crected The
stately r~1orurtnt for himself
VI.-.t .ar++r.S.o,.- ~v...h
..,I ,-r:,I,
qt... ,..t-. f.,, liz. .-..5
Mr. <r41. ~,..-5 WIS = ~raat cl-;,o,.
..n,+.
t.roc,5. vA.rS ta i~,mr,..-,-o t.,-
and lt.l,. g. I.-u:s. Miss ~. sell
C'..' -..4' .ou1-. a.. ..,-
ed l.. ....s F.. .tr,~v adv. .,r..~r
N'r.'~-. --..,-. t..tLp- &C., -,.re
d.. .... r.. 'rhr c1ryr,it.
d~isa~-,ed With him. The,-.' ..'t.,.
hr1:. s- w-e.f - !ruch + g.. .sI-s.iGp
and Ual.D L.. r...,,r OF .;-pg-
full wcld. The \irrinf2 .--ru. was
rci,ctea ard Tie Irorze &c u.Glrcn.
Mr. ~ --..,G went .... .rI
had a si.il.a ii li-Etf caIysG in Iir
r~;-,', .,-,-.- 49,: u, Ct ,~ 81 bis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-09
DISTRICT .JUDNES

c. T.. M-ck, First Judicial District
=. i. 'rtrIer, Second Judicial District
A. ). Fitzgerald, Third Judicial District
q. F.. T%'alhot, Fourth judicial District
:. J.. "ooniGeld, Jr, Fifth Judicial District