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The sun., 1901-07-10
THE READING STRIKE.
No Employees Return 10 WorIS-He-
lection OF WeIsh's ProDoSition.

No Employees Return 10 W0rI-Hp-
lection OF WeIsh's Proposition.
Headng. Ia. July 9.-Not i single
l'hiiadelplia and Reading striking en-.
p.oyee m this city has returned TO work
The men have apparently rejected The
lateSt proposition Of Acting President
Welsh
It is said that At the Sunday morning
conference between Mr.. Welsh, Vice
President Voorhees, and the strikers
representatives the railroad officials
would give no assurances as 10 the
basis Of the increase which the men
might look for thus leaving the men
Ill 4 state Of uncertainty.
That cannot be considered at this
time said Mr.. Welsh firmly.
The situation at the Reading shops
in THIS city continues the same Sixty.
five engines are now standing there
awaiting the necessary repairs BY boil
er makers and blacksmiths.
The company las not single boiler
maker al work, and there are but three
blacksmith fires running. One of these
is manned by tlle foreman
Tie freight handlers are still ont
but the places Of many Of the men have
been filled. The clerks ut tile freight
depot asked for an advance, Inn m
cetNed no reply to The request The
salaries range from $50 10 SO pvl
months tile latter being for The chiefs
The men work 10 to Il hours Il day
without extra pay for overtime.
The sun., 1901-07-10
PROSPEROUS CHURCH.
Progress Made at Delaware Avenue
Baptist

Since the Rev. John Shape has been
pastor of Delaware Avcnue Baptist
Church much progress has been made
III church work. His advent brought
about 4 determination among the mem
hers t. proceed in church work with Il
united effort, and his pastolAtc has heen
il timr Of prosperity in church affairs.
When Mr.. Snapc entered upon the
pastorate the only Indebtedness that con.
frontcd him was tlonting debt Of $12On.
t'pon the suggestion If ono Of the eltcr,,
last April the preacher decided to make
an effort to cancel the debt. So he ap.
pointed eighty women If the cnngrega-
tion TO secure funds and requested tile
men TO do what they could.
All went 10 work with viii and nm
expected success was the result The in
debtrdIl"ss has been paid off. a new par
sonagc. No 1909 Washington street, has
been bought aud there is money in bank
70 he credit Of the church.
The sun., 1901-07-10
P,.oenix Elects oaicers.

AT the annual meeting Of the Phoenix
Fire Company the following officers
were elected: President, p. +. McCui.
lin; vice president. Charles G. Hignutt;
secretary, John G. Cortland; treasurer,
L. +. Weiteman; tru.tees, John 4 bley,
Emmet Morrow, George B. Ward; direc-
tors, William Thompson, chairman;
Joseph 9. Hyndman, William Merchant
james j. Patterson, Georg4 Patterson,
Edward i. Curran; engine driver, j. j.
Patterson; truck driver, w. +. Walker;
ambulance driver, A. j. Munden; tilltr-
man, w. j. Munden; engineer, j, j. Pat
terson; assistant engineers, Emmett Nor
row, William Stiiley.
The sun., 1901-07-10
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION
Will Have a Big Time in sheiIpo,
Saturday.


Saturday.
Columbia Lodge, l. 0. 0. f will hold
its annual outing at Shellpot Park on
Saturday afternoon. An interesting pro
gram has been arranged. IL follows:
Up. M, dancing in pavilion; 2 30, the
atre opensS3 3, tub race, prize, bathing
suit, presented by ] 1. Mullin & Son;
$3.50, pole walk over water, prize, $2 5U
hat, by }. Warren Bullen; 1, baby sho 4,
prizes, IS in gold to handsomest baby,
$3.50 in gold to second handsomest
baby; 430, three legged race, prizes, sib
umbrellas by D, Snelenburg and 4. 7.
Aexaudef;5 speech by Grand Chapla Il
Nichols; 30, sack race, prize, pears
handle penknife, by q. M. Smith; i u
6 80, lunch; $50, 100 yards race. mem
bera of the order only, przsSgold badge,
presented by 7. Il. q. q. Byron; Z, ION
yards race, open to all, priz,, $l,5l
worth OF goods, by Wright 4 Davidson!
745, award Of prizes by mayor George
NJ. Fisher; 8, dancing; $50, theatre
opns; 8, prize waltz in pavilion, lad,'t
prlze, ring, by ). IL, Baynard; gentle
mems prize, scarf pin; by G. M. Banks
10, contest closes for officers regaia, A
gold emblem will be given TO person
making best scores on shooting gallery
Weighing contest, lucky number re
ceives prize OF 81.
The sun., 1901-07-10
viii Hold Old Tim Faro

Pomona Grange uf New Castle conn
iH, Will hold ! county fair 1T Rmnlywinr
Springs on august = and IN ~ this
TAR there will be everything that was
A ~ seem II thn NJ, time country fair
EeNeent haisr racing. i promises 10 ho
l"he " ilr biggest events for country
penpl'' and those Interested ii farm no
Idaet@ si@e the day u country fairs.
Ihrrr viii NJ prizes for all exhibits.
lhe>" viii ~ orihhons which will ~ offer
t@l hF tn grange. Besides those prizes
/ y y expected thlt ihr merchants viii
olfel sati" for yalious exhibits.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Roy Knocked Unconscious.

southern nlsley, aged about z years
was struck n the head hy baseball bat
white PLAYING hall with his brother
albion ltiSlry and several other boys III
Sixth and Rodney streets Monday after.
n""n, While he was making an effort 10
catch = ball one Of the other bays swung
~ bat and acridrntly struck him on thr
head. frlling him 70 the ground and cans
ln% him to hecomc unconscious The
Ilnnred hoy was carried 70 his home. Nu.
59a North Franklin street ana Dr. Ne
Gallsy summoned. The doctor i of tlr
Ippinion that the hoy viii recover
The sun., 1901-07-10
REPUpLIU's GREAT RECORD.
The Refitted Excursion Flyer Makes
Big Cut in Her Trip Home.

From Cape May to Philadelphia in
lour h, urs and thirty-three minutes
THAT is the phenomenal record just made
by the steamer Republic. Leaving Cape
May at 3.l5 and stopping twelve nin-
utes at Wilmington, the swift pleasure
craft covered the more than hundred
miles and was made fast to Pier 3, Phia-
delphia, at exactly So'clock.
This demonstrates beyond queaiion
the fact that the Republic is the fastest
excursion steamer in the world, and BY
long odds the fastest steamer on the
Delaware.
The announcement Of her great speed
record will be welcome news to I'll.
many thousands ON Philadelphia and
surrounding sections who patroni re tile
Republic They will be able to reach
their homes quite early in the evening
now, and, even if living at a distance
they can get back home in good time
They will also feel that it IS not only q
pleasure, but distinction to be pas
senger aboard the acknowledged llyer o
the summer ileet-the sHlItest steamer
OF her class any where.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Mrs, susanna G. Lednu,n Dead.

Mrs. Susanna Carroll Lednnm, wife Of
William +. Eednum, died at s 80 O'Clock
Monday evening at the residence j her
daughter, Mrs A. I'll. Ainscow, Dupont
road and Lancaster avenue. Although in
her 10Th year, she was well preserved
until short time ago She was born in
Har.ord county, Md, ia 1926, but had
lived here long time. Her husband, to
whom she was married 53 yeara ago,
and fonr children survive her. The
children are William :. and Charles G..
Lednum, Mrs. James e, Townsend and
Mrs. A. K. Ainscow.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Improved rheir Handunerter.

The Headquarters ~ I.ncampmcnt ~.
y, lniof Veteran Legion ~ thc fourth
t"ar of the Western Union Telegraph
e'ompany'S building 1t the northwest
Icorncr q Third anl Market streets hayc
boon renovated, improved and rcfmr.
Inishe'l New brussels carpet has also
been put down. being the rift of tic
Ilafiies anNiliaIy. Tho room Is now on
of the most convenient for The purpns,
land most comfortable in the city. Til,
let:lol takes great pride il its orgnniza
tion and its newly furnished home /,
Icvilcnee of this trait.
The sun., 1901-07-10

Every pur-
chase of 81. co
will entitle
you to a vote
to send your
pastor on a
vacation i'll
the month of
August, as
we will give
10 the one lC-
ceiving the
Largest Num-
Der of Votes
a free pass to
the EXPOSE
ton and re-
turn. Vote to
end August
10, 1901.
The sun., 1901-07-10
I,apers Thanked.

The following resolution has been
passed by the Broome Street Heights
Association:
Resolved, That the thanks Of this
association are due and hereby rendered
to The sun, Morning Npws, Every Even
ing, Evening journal ard the Daily Re.
publican, for their frequent and favor.
able notices 81 the objects OF the assoca-
tion and We acknowledge our indt bted.
nsss To their kindly forts for much OF
tie success which was attained
ii. +. Lawrence,
Secretary.
The sun., 1901-07-10
IMPROVED TIME STAMP.
Efficiency Of Police Reporting Ma
chine Being Increased.

j. w. Aydon, superintendent Of the
fire and police alarm telegraph systems,
yesterday placed an improved iame we'll
time stamp and clock en- the police re-
porting machine at tine police station.
The clock is III full sight of tile opera
tor and the stamp attached to il stamps
a small dial on the tape showing the
time to the minute that the report is
made. The number OF the report is also
placed on the tape.
The placing Of this time stamp on the
reporting machine gives the operator a
duplicate stamp. In case OF accident to
the one the other can be put into service
without delay. There are also duplicates
to other parts of the machine.
The sun., 1901-07-10

Flannel and Serge Suits
are the clothing
Coats for this weather.
If you have never
and worn a Flannel
coat and trousers
trousers. try them, they
won't cost YOU
much money and you will
be pleased at the comfort
and wear yon will get out
Of them; IS, Sc, IS and $40
are the prices. The styles
are new, coats right cut to
wear without vests, and
trousers TO be worn turned
up. A few styles with
double breasted coats. Serge
suits again, but we never
can recommend a good serge
too highly. There is moth
ing better for wear, looks,
comfort and style, and then
note the prices, sc. 90, ~ so
$Io. 90, $1a. 50 and SIS 90;
Blacks and Blues, all sizes.
Closed evenings ex ept
Saturday.
JAS. 7. MULLIh & SONS,
9th & Market, Wilmington.
The sun., 1901-07-10
can,t Float the old Dominion

Greenwich, Conn, July 8. Another
attempt to pull the steamer Old Do
minion off the rocks opposite Rye
Bench was made, bur like previous eff
forts, was unsuccessful, and the vessel
still lies in the position in which she
struck, with the Jagged surface of the
reef piercing her plates. Lighters and
tugs are at work about her, and the
work of removing the cargo continues.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Hay Hnck II Washington

Washington July 2. Secretary Hny
returned TO Washington this morning
from his New Hampshire home. He
was driven directly to the state depart
ment and was closeted for some time
with Acting Secretary Hill and Assist
ant Secretary Adee. The new Turkish
minister, chekib Boy, called in com
pany with Ali Ferrouh Bey, the retir.
ing minister.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Weaver Case Dismissd.

In City Court yesterday the hearing
Of the case Of Samuel Weaver charged
with assault and battery On Annie Scott
eolorci, was resumed. Weaver was dis
missed. Michael Deroso, charged with
assanlting Louis Sauzone on June &c
was arraigned and represented by Walter
II. Hayes. The case was continued unit
this morning because of the absence OF
Samncl Poo. n witness for the defence
An attachment was issued for him.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Excitement \, cn,caeo r,re

Chicago. July 1.-TWO frame build
ings ut SIP ana S714 Commercial ave-
nue have been burned. Twelve persons
overcome l'y smoke We're rescued by
the police. While endeavoring to ex.
finglish 1he flames which had ignited
his sisters clothing one of the rescued
men was probably fatally burned.
The sun., 1901-07-10
win compensnte LILY Mhite

London, July s. The home secre
tary. G, 7. Rltchie. in the house Of
commons promised 70 lilelnlly con
slider amy application for compensation
in behalf Of Charles Lilly White, the
American citizen who was arrested III
New Zealand and brought 70 England
on the charge Of being Arthur Batch.
a fugitive from Colchester. England.
accused Of murder
The sun., 1901-07-10
Press CIuh President

The executive conanittc of the WI
nington I're.~ Club III meeting y,stpl.
tIay accepted With r"4Irt thc resignation
of 'te"rs" tartet IN president y liz
.slhi' ilnl iatl'Ie him 4 non resident mem
n,r' Nl. tali@r is now oa the NrH
Aelk Pr.,s. IL. 4 Price, ~ ~ Morn
1Ns Newe. who was formerly trnasnrrl
~ lln cluh, was elected president aut
Nliliah J lIoilmm ~ III" Fyrnin.
lo'nAa WAS natlc treasurer
The sun., 1901-07-10

The LIARS Con yention.

The Liars saib Of Philadelphia, which
it was expected would hold its annual
convention in this city about July 3, has
decided not to come here. Instead the
convention will be held at Allentown.
Ia. on July is. Chief Massey. former
City Treasurer Hamann and other per
sons in this city have received invitations
to attend. The party will be limited to
1un
The sun., 1901-07-10
The work Of j ,Iadman

Denver, Colo. July 8. Mrs Armenia
\. Bulls, 60 years of age. was stabbed
10 death in the outskirts of the CITY
Jessie kinport, aged a, was assaulted
ind terribly mutilated with knife at
lt"r home and may die Carl Jensen,
aged %, who is in custody, has con
fessed both crimes. He is believed to
be insane
The sun., 1901-07-10
Left Ferris Scl,nnI.

\, =. Gates. stock man ii tIir Ferris
Industrial school ;ml Mr. fiutrs. TN
>"nt>tnass. l.ft oh Monday 10 Wr~t
hafe, Mass. having aaeeptnl positions
ht lhe lynlan Sriopl fnr RoyS. Mr..
'iltrS win ~ the stuEnun there anil
Nr@ 'iltt.s will ha matron. Mr. ANA
Yrs tiat.s have been ii tlr Ferris
School .ar shout i Year and during that
tit" hlve uitle i very crrait;lb. record.
The sun., 1901-07-10
O.. II. and j. Train Wrecked

Hamilton, Ont. July o. South bound
Cincinnati, Hamilton and indianapolis
express train No. II jumped the track
at South Hamilton The engine and
two passenger coaches turned over. A
number of passengers were injured
na"o @frionSlv however,
The sun., 1901-07-10
New ORLEANS Postmaster Dead

New Orleans, July 8 Judge Fcrdi-
nand y. Earhart, postmaster at New
Orleans, is dead. He was civil judge
in the seventies, deputy collector of the
port in 1890 and district attorney under
Presidents Harrison and Cleveland
He succeeded the late J. X. q. Ptkin
as postmaster in January, 1901.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Three We're Rc.cxamined

Fhret " ihe ti4o IIgh Schoo !,4ys who
asked q" Eer II Education d maxi,
~ Investigation rs " WHY thcp haI
not PASSED examination with thc Other
m"m"fS 81 t6 ekss lEtvn taken Il neW
examination Whit twn haze nat. 'lhr
lhrea Wl9 Wrre examined expect % hear
the "snlt from Superintendent 1witmyrr
i'll fnw days
The sun., 1901-07-10
Bridgc ComnIeted.

Chicf Engineer Bond of thr Water
Department hearl yesterday from IN.
i.d@" Moor Rlant of I'll" American Bridge
Company tlat tha new iron hrid4e fin
"reetlon " cool Spring Park i complpi
.ea ,Fhp mW bridge will replace tbe
present rustic hl.idg" which will be taken
1ll u once and preparations madr lar
putting tle n"w structure il place.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Mishnp nj Omaha Bu,,apht

Omaha, July s. 8 Salvis Ianero, a
Mexican toreador, engaged in the bull
fight at South Omaha, was tossed Nv
an infuriated bull about 40 feet, his
side being gored and two ribs broken,
He was removed from the arena uncon-
scious, but it is not thought fatally in
urpd
The sun., 1901-07-10
Grange sustains Heavy Loss.

The wind storm lnst Sunday night did
much damage III Brandywine hundred.
especially III Tallcyville and in that
vicinity. some large sheds connected
with the hnll Of West Brandywine
Grange and owned hy the grange were
completely wrecked which means loss
nf aluut $500.
The sun., 1901-07-10
REPLEvINED THE GOODS.
They Had Been Levied Upon b.
Constable MARI.

Deputy Sheriff Francis yesterday re-
plevincd for A. ]. Murphy, a lot of
household goods at No. 605 New Castle
avenue The goods were in the posses
sion Of woman named Reece and had
been levied upon by Constable Mari on
Il landlords warrant for rent.
Murphy valued the goods Mt 5000.
The sun., 1901-07-10
snicide rather rhan A.yIam.

Railway, n. T., July Rather than
return TO an insane asylum George
Marsh, painter, committed suicide
here by swallowing quantity of car
bolic acid. Marsh had been released
recently from the asylum and was
loud in his denunciation OF the in
stitntion
The sun., 1901-07-10
No Word From Uncle sam.

NJ word has been received at the
Water Department regarding the old
Federal Building ut Sixth and King
streets which the department desires to
occupy. Several weeks ago the commits
sioners made IN offer to keep the hlild
in" in repair. assume MI responsibility
and pay So Il month rental
The sun., 1901-07-10
WoodcoclS are Plentiful,

Woodcnck nre plentiful along the
marshes adjoining Woodland Beach. The
dry weather has caused this game to
leave the woods and branches, and look
for food on the marshes. One gunner
yesterday killed 20, and was only ont u
few hours.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Sale nfInts.

William +. Hawkins has sold three
lots on Market street south of Four
teenth, one to Mrs. August Weaen, one
ID 4. w fcklund and one to A. w.
Griffith. All the parties propose 70
build. Mr.. Hawkins reserved the lot Al
the corner Of Fourteenth and Market.
The sun., 1901-07-10
baldwin Sow ~ Tromso.

Tromso, Norway. July 8. Evelyn b.
Baldwin, the leader of the Baldwin
Ziegler arctic expedition, has,arrived
here, He has boarded the rented aye
tic whaler America, formerly the Esk-
mo, on which he will make his head
quarters, where preparations for the
trip are proceeding apace.
The sun., 1901-07-10
New switch Roar,I

A new switch board has been placed
IN the operating room at the Delaware
and Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone
Company binding at Sixth and Ship.
ley streets. The new switch board wi
somewhat change the system Of operat.
ing.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Cnptnin Sisshee Ill.

Washington, July 8. - A letter re.
ceived NJ the navy department states
that Captain Charles u. Sigsbee, chief
intelligence officer Of the navy. who is
suffering with erysipelas of the face
at Hampstead, y. T., is not regarded as
being In dangerous condition.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Certificate Of Incorporatinn

Certificates for the Incorporation of the
New Century Milling and Mining Com
pany, capital $5OO,OOO and the Star To
bacco Company capital $20O,0OO We're
filed with Secretary Of State Layton by
Josiah Marvel yesterday.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Leather Wap5ers' Tnion

At the session OF the American Laathe,
Workers Union, which was concluded
N Philadelphia on Monday night, G. f.
Walker OF this city, was elected third
vice president Of the union. The next
convention will be held July 4, 1902, al
place to be decided upon.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Teaehers and Janifnrs Paid.

The teachers and ianitors Of the public
sehools received their monthly pay yes
tellay. The sum Of $4,000 was divided
among them. II was the last pay day
for the teachers until October
The sun., 1901-07-10
RaiIrond EmnIores a. rlnr nam

The liranrhfsmm's hasebal team NJ
French street tatian ha. challenged the
I'neney Senate team which IL composed
Of employees or The T.. w y Il. railroad
station. The game will 10 played during
thr latter part Of The week. II i possibl,
tlat The game will take place At Wash
in@toa Heights.
The sun., 1901-07-10

Fell From n Car.

Heherine Fawer OF 7G7 West Ninth
street, fell from a West Fourth street car
on Fourth street between Jtff,fson and
Madison about 6 O'Clock last evening,
cutting his head slightly. lie was az.
tended by Dr. Fahey and went home
afterward.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Manager Conner After preDtiss

Roger Conner manager Of the Water
bury. Conn. Eastern Leagne baseball
eluh. is negotiating for George Il Prem
tiSs:-ttc wel-known pitcher whose HON"
is y tir-s.sity Prcntiss is now playing
WITH the 0rAland. Cal. club and is
making good record
The sun., 1901-07-10
sons OF Temperance Gather

Charlottetown, p. Il. l., July o.
Delegates from various sections of the
United States and Canada are arriving
in this city to attend the annual session
of the National Division Sons of Tenn
perance.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Good News for Drivers

Sixteenth street il hring graded III
tween Glenn avrnnr and Washington
street. When completed persons rrsid
ng IN the west side desiring u, take il
drive % the north side of ne Rrandy
vino cam % over Washington street
bridge whereas heretofore they have HAD
~ crass Gver II Market street.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Will Exchau ge PnIpits.

Tho Rev. Walter r. Avery. pastor Of
Ilarl'son Street NJ. Il. Church and tho
Key. Il. II. Adams. pastor Of Union NJ.
n. Ghurch. will exchange pnlpits next
sunday morning.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Will Get Keristratirn N Papers.

The steamer Iutia constructed by the
Neatie \ Levy Company of Philadelphia
for trade between New York and Nenezu
ella. will come into this port today for
registration papers The vessel will then
proceed TO New York. where she will
load for South American ports.
The sun., 1901-07-10
WrnA.tend Encampment.

The clirampmcnt Of the Maryland Ma
ti"naI Guard to hc held at Queenstown
will h"gin o. Saturday. Governor Hum
and staff will be present Wednesday.
July II.
The sun., 1901-07-10
PresIlyterians 10 Picnic.

The United Presbyterian Sunday
Schools of PHILADELPHIA will hold their
annual picnic at Brandywine Springs
Park tomorrow. Local schools will join
in the picnic and many Wilminefonans
will bc present.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Assa ase Dismissed.

In Magistrate HradIcy's court last
night John .Iacol,wiski was charged by
Marx Glrvey with committing an as
Snnlt on her son The case was lis.
missed
The sun., 1901-07-10
Tax PAYERS Kicking.

- III" county trrastmc's Office $2.6O5
Was taken in yesterday lAornng. in taxes.
There arr many kicks made because the
titN rate had been raised
The sun., 1901-07-10
Corner stone Laying.

lbr corner stone of the new First
aitrd Presbyterian Church will be laid
~ about ten days.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Wentto white Mountains.

County Treasurer r. q. Rpttew who
has been III i'll health for some time has
gone to tlr White Mountains to lecnpcr
ale.
The sun., 1901-07-10
Younesrs Not paroIed Yet,

st. Paul, july 9.-The pardon board
has deferred final action on the petition
for the parole Of Cole and james
Younger.
The sun., 1901-07-10

Vote
Your
Choice Of
Clergyman
A Free
Trip
to the
PAN
American
Exposition
The sun., 1901-07-10
T. H. PennOck &Co.

Tailors. Clothiers and.
Furnishers.
Boston One-Price Clothing
House
2I3 Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
We give Stamps.
Store open Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-26
To Whom it May Concern.

State Land Office, Carson City, Nevada,
April p, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the State of
Nevada, under the Act Of Congress APP
proved June l6 1880 (2l Stats. 2s7) has
filed in the United States Land Office at
Carson City, Nevada, List No. 23S of
lands selected under said Act, and has
applied for patent for said lands; that a
part of said list is open to the public for
inspection, and a copy thereof, by de-
scriptive subdivisions, has been posted
in a convenient place in said United
States Land Office for the inspection of
all persons interested and the public gen.
orally.
Within the next sixty days following
the date ofthis notice protests or contests
against the claim of said State Of Ne
yada to any tract or subdivision describ-
ed in the list, on the ground that the same
is more valuable for mineral than agri-
cultural purposes, will be received and
noted by the Register and Receiver of
the United States Land Office at Carson
City, Nevada, for report to the General
Land Office at Washington, c.
The following are the subdivisions
described, to wit:
| n. of S. f. I. and n. of S. w. Sec.
| 10: and n. w. Sec 81; I. II n. r. Is +.
| NJ. d. b. & M.-containing $40 acres.
E. D. KELLEY,
State Land Register of the State of Ne
vada.
| Date of first insertion, April %, 1901.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-26

ing for Board Of Assessors to meet
at the Capital. The plan of fexi-
BILE State rate was suggested in the
Controllers annual report.
The APPEAL did all in its power to
pass the Uill on the broad ground
that the patty platform pledged its
Legislative nominees to it.
The Silvet State, under cover of
protecting the taxpayers Of Hum
boldt, is really helping to deal the
cards for the big tax-dodgers all over
he State.