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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-10-20
Council Proceedings.

(Ccn,i.ued from first page.
that the town of New Iberia, in tbt
Parish of Iberia. State of Louisiana,
acknowledges itself to lie indebted,
aud for value received her eby prom
ises 10 pay to the bearer hereof the
sum of One Thousand Dollars II
lawful money Of the United State'
# America, on the fifteenth day o!
Oc o'e-, 1917, with interest thereon
from date hereof, at the rate OF five
per centum per annum, pay able
semi-anuua.ly on the lst day of Jar.
,ary and on the first day of July o.
each and every year on presentation
and Surrender of the annexed inter.
est coupon as they severally become
iue. Both principal and interest
II these bonds are payable at tn.
office Of the town Treasurer of the
own vi New iberia, Louisiana, OF
It the Chase National Bank 10 thu
City of New York, State of New
York. The bond ia Oae tf series
Of forty bonds of like tenor, dat
,ud amount issued for the prrpos.
of acquiring and constructing en-
Electric Light Plant in the town Of
New Iberia, La, acquiring landt
iecessary for the site and for the
purchase Of paraphernalia necessary,
and for the payment OF expenses
incident thereto, aud is issued uE-
der aud pursuant to Article PSI Q
the Constitution Of the State o.
Louisiana, and under and by vlrtu
# the provisions of Act No. lt4
Il tie General Assembly approved
July llth 1900, entltled an Act 70
authorize any Municipal Corpora
ton, Parish or Drainage District
the City of New Orleans excepted
o incur debt; 10 issue negotiable
bonds therefor; to levy specialtaxes.
&c. a. d to carry into effect Art.
2sl Of The Constitution; and pur-
suant to the ordinance Of the tow,
ADOPTED on the first day OF Septem-
Der. 1900; aud these bends are an
thorlxei By the vote Of ibe major
lty IL number and smount Of th.
p 'opertY tax payers Of the town
of New Iberia, qualified a. electors
under the laws of this State. voting
at an elsction duly aud regularly
called snd held lpssaid town, in the
manner required hy the CONSTIPATION
md laws Of the State. on the srd
lay Of Octcber, 1900. Asd II
,ereby certified that "a the acts,
onditlons and thinge required to ~
lone precedent to and in the issuance
{ this bond, haYe been done, haye I
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happened and have been performed

happened and have been performed
IN regular form as required by law,
and that the total indebtedness OF
the town of New iberia, including
this bond, and this series of bonds
does not exceed the Constitutional
or Statutory limitation of debt.
And for the payment of principal
and interest of the SAID bonds the
funds arising from the collection OF
the said three mile special tax t IF
seventeen years, are appropriated
and pledged
The first twenty bonds OF thus is-
sue. Numbers One to Twenty III
elusive. are redeemabIe at the option
and pleasure of said town, at any
int rest period after the expiration
of five years from the date thereof,
and the bonds Of this issue, num-
bers twenty-one to forty. inclusive,
are redeemable at the option OF said
town at any interest period after
the expiration OF ten years from the
date of bonds; IN accordance with
and IN the manner prescribed by the
Ordinance authorizing the issuance
Of the said bonds, under the date
of October stn, 1900.
In witness whereof, the said town
of New Iberia has caused this bond
to be sigued by its Mayor, attested
by its Clerk under Its Corporate sea-
and the coupons hereto affixed to bt
executed by the fac-simile signature
OF it's Treasurer, this fifteenth day
October, 1900.
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October 10Th 1900.
Treasurer.

Section 4. Be 1t further ordained
tina. to provide for the payment OF
the principal and interest of the
bonds herelnbefoie described, there
IS hereby LEVIED tor each and ever,
year for the period of seventeen
years special tax of three mills on
the Dollar on all property subje. I
10 taxation within the town Of New
IBERIA, beginning with the year 1901
and ending with the year 1917, both
inclusive; and there is hereby ap.
proprlated and pledged. the entire
amount Of the said special taxes
levied and collected or 80 much
thereof as may be necessary to pay
The aforesaid bonds.
And in the event that any deficl'
should occur in the special tax and
the funds arising from the collector
Il the same should be insufficient t,
pay these obligations lssued thereon
under and by virtue OF eestion oil
Act No. III of the General ASS m
bly, of Louisiana, approved Jul.
Ilih 1900. there Is hereby appropri
aied for each aud every year from
tbe year 1901 to the year 1917, boil
inclusive, sufficient amour. of thu
funds arising from other sources t.
meet any deficit IN said special
taxes.
Section s. Be il further or.
'lsined, that If the Mayor and Board
VI Trustees shall elect to redeem
these bonds as hereinbefore pro-
vided, they shall give notice of tbeil
intention NOT !ees than sixty days
before the date Fixed for redemption,
ion bv printing MOTTO.
to that effect IN one or more news
Dapeis published N the town Ut New
iberia, and one or more newspapers
published in the City of New York,
'nce week for one Mouth prior 10
the running of the sixty days abov.
provided.
And thereafter the principal and
accrued interest shall be paid upor
presentation of the bond aud coupon
aud al further interest shall ceast
after the date 90 elected and fixed
Section 8. Be It further or
lained, that tie Mayor and Board
OF Trustees shall have the right and
it shall be their duty, whenever the
funds, in the hancs of the Treasurer
Of the town. ariring from the col
lection Of the three mills special an
nual tax. voted at the election held
on the third day Of October. 1900.
and herein levied as hereinbefor
'ecited shall amount to the sum OF
FIVE thousand Dollars, or more to
redeem and pay aud cancel t0 thu,
amount the bonds issued pursuan
10 the provisions of this ordinance
beginning with the bond numbered
One and proceeding always to call
for the bonds bearing the smalles,
number outstanding; snd the Mayo,
shall give public notice for the time
and in the manner and form herein
before provided for calling DO Ids
for redemption and such notice shall
specify the number or numbers o.
the bond Or bonds so called In; and
after expiration of the delays So
fixed and after the notice 80 gwen,
all interest on such bonds 30 called
hall cease and the treasurer shall
pay sad bonds, with al accruesl in
crest and cancel the same.
Provided that this section shall
lot sppiy - bonds neipbered FRONT
'ne q tvsnty incle6 - nnul aftsf
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Marquette, on LAKE q

Is one of the most char 81
resorts reached via the ch's
warkee & St Paul Railv.s
It's hea1thful locatao's 1
scenery, good hotels ana O.
munity from hay fevel, 8 ,ss
mer outing at Marquetse,
attractive from the
health, rest and comfors'
For particulars apply !. J.
ticket agent or address ~
ford, General Passease
cago. III.
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Doings and Sayings of the
General
Public. Columns Of More
Than
Usual Interest in Any News
paper.

evening for st Martlnvllle, TO
visit their relatives and friends.
Messrs John and David Winters,
spent Sunday last, at thelrfather's
country home in Duboin,
Mr.. G.. ID. Kemper of New Iberia,
was among our visitors the first
part of the week.-VindicatOr News
Mrs Donnie Foster of New Iberia,
visited relatives here this week -
Vindicator News.
Capt A. n. Muller, District attor-
ney of iberia parish, was in our
city Oh last Sunday .-ThibOdaux
Seminal.
Mother Hyacinthe, of the Mount
Carmel Convent has been sick for
the past two weeks with spell
of iaundice. -Abbevill MeridiOnal.
Mr.. w. II. BrOdrick of the
Racket Store, but who has been
keeping books for Mr.. L. S. Clarke
Of st. Mary for several months,
W. in town on Monday. This gen
tleman said Mr.. Clarke has one of
the best crops in the state. He
will begin grinding on Monday
next and will have from three to
three and half months of sugar
making.
MIA. p. Resweber of st. Martin
vile began syrup making on Sat
urday but had a break down al
most Immediately. This was soon
repaired and he is now making
delicious syrup.
Mr.. J. d. Walshe left on Mon
day for North Bend Plantation on
Bayou Sale where he will remain
during the grinding season.
Mr.. Albert Landry went Oh
Monday to Grand Coteau to visit
his daughters. Miss Louise Landry
has been i'll withfevers.
Mr.. j. Il. Kerrigan went to Jean
erette on professional business on
Monday.
Rev Henry Arthur left on Mon
day for New Orleans to attend the
session Of Presbytery, which con-
-vened on Tuesday. He will preach
in Abbeville on Sunday next, hence
the Presbyterian church will be
closed until the Wednesday night
prayer meeting on the oath.
Mr.. w. b. Sharp OF Hope Plan
tation was in town on the 18th.
and said his mill will start up Oh
the Goth.
Mr.. Leopold Levy made one of
his frequent visits to Rayne on
las: Monday.
Mr.. Il. w. Philips was a passen
ger on the 10Th. to Grand Coteau
where he is doing some WORK fol
the Convent at that place.
Mr.. Hamlet Moore a brother OF
DR.. Sheard Moore, is now running
a locomotive for Messrs Pharr and
Bussey at Loisel plantation. This
gentlef1hnjs a locomotive engineer
by trade, and had no difficulty
whatever in getting a position fol
the grinding season.
Mr. III. S. Sealy has just return
ed from visit to North Louisiana
He says there is unparalleled pros
perity up there, every one is rush
cd and happy at the money which
is being made.
Mr.. ]. A. Fagot has gone TO
Albania plantation to take a posi-
ton with Mr. A. Allan during the
SUI, ar making season. Albania is
one Of the plantations which always
has a good crop and this year is
no exception.
Mr.. Percy Bennett left for Texas
lily tbsp week.
NJ Ars Louis ochs y New
Orleans came up on Sunday night, |
because Of the illness Of Mrs Henry
Scharff.
Mr.. and Mrs Alpine Fontelieu
returned home this week.
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Mayor.
Coupon.

On the first day of January (rr
july the Town OF New Iberia,
Louisiana, will pay to the bearer
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-10-20

Office of the Town Treasurer of the
Town of New Iberia, La or at the
Chase National Bank in the City
of New York, State of New York,
being SIX months interest on the
debt due on it's electric Light Bond
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29

grand PROCESSION Of the ass. incom-
plete unless We. too. were there. each
in his appointed place. Not power alone.
but motive and purpose are among
the facts Of life. From the be-
ginning men have pondered darkiy
on these things. and FRUSTRATED
themselves before one shrine and an
other. hoping to win through worship
Man today walks upright, and the sun
light of the truth plays freely about
him: but his head il bent before
greater mystery. proclaimIng sublimer
destiny, than any of the elder ages
knew. The new reverence appeals not
only to belief and devotion but to the
daily life Of man and to heart and brain
and soul alike.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29
The Bosnian Campaign.

A correspondent of the London Tares,
In a resent issue. points out an Inter
cstlng parallel between present OPERA
lions in South Africa and the expert
cnces 81 Austria IN attempting to take
possession OF Bosnia and Herzegovina.
after this Berlin treaty had provided in
ISIS that the two provinces should La
occupied and administered by Austria
Hungary, The points IN which the
cases present the closes; analogy are
that in both instances the country to
be invaded By a disciplined European
army asas mountainous and rugged,
thlnly populated. with few and rnlser-
ably constructed roads. and that the
advance sss opposed by hardy race
Of people, without military discipline or
training. but accustomed TO the use Of
weapons and thoroughly acquainted
with every foot OF the ground over
which they fought. The nature OF the
hehting "a both cases was very similar.
IN Herzegovina ana Bosnia the enemy
occupied heights from which he had
20 b. &Nta BY great efforts and with
heavy lSsA the result generally being
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29
All
Kinds
OF Silks.

Have you kept posted on
whats new In silks? IL not. we
want you to know that this store
Is an educator OF all that's new
and good In the silk world.
Not everything here. OF
course, but at least some OF the
best designs and weaves OF the
newest and best fabrics. Lately
there has been a great run on
sur handsome and reliable print
ed Foulard Silks, at CSC, TIC, soc.
500 and u.B yard.
Well, we can't say too much OF
Foulards. but there are others.
and amongst these others are
some beauties In lace novelty
effects in the new colorings, at
400 and SIPS yard.
Also the corded, ruffled, strip
ed novelties. at $i.2s a yard.
Also beautiful printed satin
liberty at $f.00 yard.
Also stunning effects In plisse
fancies, at from 800 to $3.50 a
yard. and hosts OF others. We
want you to see them
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29
A CoIored Dress
Goods Extra.

The pest week brought 20 our
counters 3 pieces of a splendid
quality OF small figure alpaca.
in the spring shades of gray,
mode. blue and black.
This fine grade Of the best
dust-repellant fabric there Is
made was made 10 sell at SIC a
yard. and IL a good value at
that price. We've secured them
never mind the "how" story
so that we can say to YOU. COM
mencing tomorrow. SOC a yard.
Good for street skirts. bathing
suits, bicycle suits and numer-
Gus other uses.
Look the state over. and you'll
not find a better cloth for 40c "a
yard than the fine tailor twill
siiitlng We offer In the spring
shades.
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good. and add much beauty.
bon over bright oolored taffetA unGEs
fiounce, 1890.
Fine, smooth finished mercerine1 49,
founce, turquoise, cerises scarlet ~.
A novelty Of diamond finished oo11A
all black. s-inch ruffle nj botfom. Wll8
three rowy OF black silk inca inomGx)m0
through whAcf the bright toior94 uk|
der rtiffle II seen. A.l0
Accordion pleated Petticoata Of hlQ1e
est. grade Italian cloth. ib-tnch pisa1o4
ofnbreIie nounce with t-tuch be~tsf n
black chantflly lace. colors henetfoc9I
salmon. eeri-e. navy and sapphire. ~
Bright sciored ruffiei ones o. dne
near silk. ta0O each.
Better ones OF satin. $3.50 $50.
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Pretty Petticoats.

Bright colored ones, cost little, are
Have YOU seen the new idea? sen-
ssble indeed. too. The skirt body 10
the knee Is of black Jersey cloth, glove
fitting. imparting the much to- be-de-
sired cl.nging effect The necessary
mare and fullness IS supplied by an
1S-inch fiounce or colored taffeta silk
ornamented with three four-inch ruff
black. $500
Black 1'sffeta Silk Skirts. 2-inch
ornbrele fiounce. festoaDsd With ie,,r
ribbon trimmed narrow founces, add
ing just a bit Of color. sli.so
Especially charming ~ one OF black
taffeta, with aD-fnoh drop founce of
SILK LAKE insertion and wide satin rib.
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telesrsphs confesses that prsysrs snd
threats have all failed in Influencing
the women to attend properly TO the
wants Of the public. Hello girls all
over the country win do wen to heed
the fate OF their Partisan sisters.
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We regret to announce that the ex-
press package containing the Install
men, os The Blackberry King for his
issue q, the Pasi-Inteliigeneer has mis-
caused. ana hence we are unable 10
reset: the next chapters OF the story
20 our readers today. There wiz be a
double inrtaIirneni In next Sundays pa
FER, including the MISSING portion Of tails
cha mins ~serial
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ParasoI Beauty.

choice!
q
Tshtrolng colors plaid borders.
hemstched
wit aM
0
enec in black andw
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and curriers'. no burning the Aair: r. <
each. eH
PTNS.--Aluminum hair pins, asgog(o4
I inches long; Be dozen. 81 x 4. SI
NETS. splendid grade alks le@GCe
fne. Sc; coarse, I0c each. X
Small, round ones, all colors. Il eo(A
RRUSHES.--A new line, - 10
ORNAMENTS brooches, tttc& ~ A
Jewels, crescents, sunbursts ETC., ~ N
Also have shell ornaments, WA. ~
steel or let tops: also side co1II69 q h
CURLERS.-Kid cprlers. all co9crAa
BEST grade. 4 inches. &c dozen; inc&6k
10c dozen: 6 inches. i2tsc dozen.
Crimpers. the Security. lnrga 49,
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Fine White Goods
for Graduation
and Confirrna.
ton Times.

We've a very extensive aud
carefully selected stock that
we'd delight in Introducing you
to.
These good kinds. that laun-
der perfectly. viii not cost Won
one cent more than the indiffer-
ent kinds.
Fine organizes from 3oc TO
400 a yard. There's nothing
more generally satisfactory ia
their line. Ask TO see the rpe-
ciai ~ offering.
Tanons from Toe 10 Soc n yard.
Wash chiffon In as sheer aud
nne as the orRandie. but has a
fine silk iuster. all 70 inches
vide. and from yoc TO sl.0o a
yard.
For fine dresses, Persia lawns
and India swisses are very de-
strab.e They're 80 soft that
they make up pretfily. yet they
wash well. We've all OF the
best grades. from PC 90 SOC a
yard.
Then regarding sombrtcm.
main or dotted swisess, fne
psans or dimities, we can toll
yom much that win interest you.
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,'ch ss all prices are advancing thai -
at as low and even lower prices tsen
the gamer
A fine satin Damas<. superiw sfn9e
or table damssk worth IL. four 30
pretty patterns, spc ward, vsrv wids,
Fine toubi@ IIuck ToweiA a. s1trs
grade. % by ~ inchss. 25u each
An extra heavy Damask Towel. co!-
ored border and fringed, all nnsn, -
each.
a splendid hooss Towel. Just the
right size. made OF Hne hu-k eoft mn
fsh. ready for use. . dos<n
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The News of the Linens.

II seems rather strange that inasr
are able 20 offer you these new ones
the previous lots roid for. out YOU ar
Satin mask Tray Cloths. new pat
terms. hernstitchei. 2ss each.
Linen Scarrs. open work sides and
ends 5nc each.
Fine ali-linsn Damask NapksnA fun
bieached and large dinner size. $-8
dozen,
A Barpsley al.-lsnen Crash, a ap.en-
did weight. itc yard.
TS-tuch aU-linen unAiearhed 1Nab3A
DamaHk. extra heavy. and a wonde Cor
wear. Coo yard.
Also new Handkerchief linens
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GALATEA CLOTH.

This is that heavy satin finished cloth that ysufsH
been asking for; comes in pretty stripes WI "
plain colors 70 match particularly deNrahaa ~ -
suits and wais.s: 1sc yard. s
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A GUARANTEES.

The Post IntelIigencer hereby
guarantees its advertisers = bona
sac Dsta circuIation, Daily. Weekly
and Sunday, Aouble that of say
ether sewspapsr Dublishea In the
seaes - Washfngton. Advertisfng
contracts viii be made subject to
this guaraptee.
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The telephone service in Paris Is 20
be amended By the substitution OF men
for girls. The minister Of posts and
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This Will Be Hair Week.


49, ho h sich
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DIMITIES.

We've some rev patterns and new colortum "
show you in this dainty desirable material; sosun -
you'll declare charming; entirely new a. ~
val
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0EA7vrLE THEATER--"Quo vsdis."
THIRD AVENUE THBATER-"6u-
wnnss River"
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opened TO the destitute sufferers from
the great FIRE that swept over ottawa
and HUH last week. II 10 calamity
OF appalling proportions. The conilagra-
tons tina, bear the record IN American
cities are hardly more memorable. A
loss {: sl..eeo. 900. over 1900 buildings
burned and 1900 people homeless make
a situation that appeals to American
sympathy and American generosity.
Distress so widespread cannot be reliev-
ed By the resources Of the community
Upon which II has fallen. There are
few cities In the Dominion Of Canada
where wealth Is centered susicisntly 20
enable large funds TO be raised II IL
cur friends and neigheoEs upon whom
this blow has fallen. We should tie
quick to relieve their necessities. A
fund for the Ottawa IRE sufferers
should be started at once. and our peo-
pie In Seattle. who are enjoying excep-
tionai prosperity and who know how -
sympathize with a nre-swept town,
should not he slow or niggsrdly IN 10
ing their part
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Bright Oolore ones cost little
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One hundred and four pieces light mediun -
dark many novelty patterns. all sorts q $780,
the best coorngs the best cloth. the wt0sse 49,
and but l2isc yard.
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Novelty
Yokings.

You'd hardly expert 20 Ind
such a varsity out West as W.
show.
Cotton ones from sac 20 tzs
q yard. RULED. packsred. tuck
ed. embroidered, lace striped.
embroidery and lace. etc. etc.
ard ~ SILK at from se.6o 10 100
a yard: many beauties Some
tucked. some lace striped, 9TH
ers o. net; piested. gathered.
teweled. finseied. etc. etc. All
~ the desirable new ideas await
you here
Can we show them 20 your
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Seettle-ssccnd avenue and Chery stres&
~ York-Rooms 1&Zl Temple Court
Chicaeo-Aooms 3os-3i1 Chicago Stock ExcnAnss
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Take glance at our show window for hint OF this
great Offering
There's not piece in this lot that worth regu-
sarly less than si.so yard and from that up to
SITS yard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-16

The South .h5.'t"lD wagon is long,
heavy cart nouuted or four high
wheels, as q rule. M d s,or't Of canvas
tent over the back half leaving the
front clear to carry the Is:sg: llane3ous
furniture of its owner. drawn !3r Is, =
or 30 oxen, curiouslv fierce-ioo!;ine with
their immense spread OF norm, some
times as much as eight feet from tip to
tip and rarely less than six, but in re-
ahty as patient and Woodworking
beasts as one gould wish to find. Their
mode of progression is certainly slow,
but there is a strangeness and fasclna-
ton about it which may draw men to it
almost as the Alps draw their devotees.
In front there marches the ''voor loop
er," generally a small boy, leading the
two foremost oxen by a rein or rope
passed through their nostrils. The
driver walks alongside with the long
and terrible whip he uses SO unsparing-
ly, or else sits OF the front Of the wagon
and gets off occasionally to lash up the
whole team with unfailing Impartial
ity. The travelling is all done at night
marching till perhaps II or 12 o'clock;
then there is a halt till a little before
the first sign of dawn, when they &c
on again till the sun begins to get no
overhead and then they lie by for the
day.-Gentleman's Magazine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-16
.TDICJAL. DEPARTMENT

Supreme Court
III, :. Ronnitield. Chief Justice
W. 4. Massey, Associate Justice
G. Fl. Beiknay. Associate Justice
W. u. Jones. Attorney General
Eugene Howell, Clerk Sup. Court