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The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Heavy storms IN Pennsylvania
caused much damage to crops.
Daily earthquakes have occurred in
Rundu Abb0S, Persia, since July ..
A severe typhOon swept over the is
land Of IIlZon between the thirteen
and eighteenth parallels.
A Denver express on the Rock Island
railroad was wrecked near Omaha,
with the loss of two lives
Forty persons, Il number Of them
prominent, were poisoned 10y drinking
lemonade at MaryyilI4 Tenn. Many
will die
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

The funeral OF James Greer. Jr.
who died suddenly on Thursday nigh t
will take place to morrow afternoon
from the home Of Mr. ana Mrs. d. j.
WinE!eId, no. 40j West Seventh
street Services VIII be held at the
house at O'Clock IN the afternoon,
and interment made IN Rivcrycw
cemetery.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
At Tn 9 Springs.

Tho fireworks display did not take
place at Brandywine Springs Park
last evening on account of the bad
weather, being postponed until
next Friday night. Howson's fam
GUS band will give concerts for to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
At the Park Theatre next week
there will be an entertainment of
black art, illusions and illustrated
songs.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

Court Stenographer Edmond G.
lIardcsty, as examiner, yesterday
came to this city from Rehoboth, and
took additional testimony ia the case
Of CIecves vs.. CIcevcss executor,
which is pending in Chanccry. and
which involves the disposition OF a
house Several more witnesses are
vet to be examined
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

NEW CUMBERLAND, W. Va, July
2G.-The premature explosion of shot
which occurred in the Clay mine of the
Black Hawk works just below here in
stantly killed John Canadian, aged
forty-iive, and Thomas Sheets, aged
thirty, both married men with families.
Their bodies were blown to pieces.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

Whenever an honest trial Ia given to
Electric BIZ ers for any trouble It is rec.
ommended for permanent cure will sure
y be effected. 1t MAYER fail1 to tone the
olnach, regulate ths kidneys and bowels
sum u|htn the liver, invlEOratr the nerveI
and purify tho blood. It. wonderful
tonic for run.dU"Y systems Electric
Bltters positively cures kidney and Liver
Troubles, Stomach Disorders. Nervous.
ness, SIoepIe snc-s, rheumatism. Nru-
tnlgta, and eApels Malaria Satisfaction
guaranteed by n. Is. Daniorth, Oaly %
cents
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
Final figi,t Monday.

WlLLEMSTAD. Curacao. July &c
President Castro Of Venezuela has re-
turned 10 La GuAyra from Barcelona.
with tllr troops which returned with
him lac will Lave La GlIHyra Monday
for Na!'nriH. whore the final action
with the rrNoIuti,nsts viii be fought
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
New York Markets,

FLOUR Dull and easy, Minnesota pat
ents, S"HJU 40; winter Stra!EhtS, S3.JyhD
$50; winter extras, 50 lOu33j winter pat
ents, *. IIui
WHEAT Quiet and caster, being ntlu-
en"rd by lover cables large receipts and
undertaking unloading, september. IL HE
W1iC.; Drvrtuber ~ liIGhi5i.c
RYE Steady; state" Giil6ic.. G. l. f.. New
York. car lots, no. western, GGA., T. ..
b., ntioat.
CORN-Sold off little on favorable
weather and with wheat
OATS-Quict and barely steady, except
new July, which advanced on nanipula-
ton, track. white, state G41T0C.. track,
white. western, biU zoe.
PORk-t'irln; mess. SIS i5Ml915, family.
s2l1t2L25
LARD-EuSettIcd prime western steam,
1l.UlC.
ErTTER-Weak; state dairy, EQ2OAc
creamery, iSmuIsc.
cIlEEsl;-l.arg firm small, quiet:
new, STATE" fun cream. small. colUrcd.
orcd gt4c. large. white. A9sm3Ac.
EGGS-Strady: state ana PENNSYLVANIA,
20IGnec.; western, candlrd No lsiSc.
SlGAR-RaW iirm. fair refining. 2'sc.
centrifugal. W test 3%sr.: refined firm:
CruHhed, 1l6c.; powdered. i.I5r.
MDIASS ES-f'Irm, New Orleans, "3fD
4lC.
RICE Firm; domestic. 4l4uGaic.; Japan.
quiet sts41lgdl4sc.
HAY Firm; shipping, ga 'Oc., good TO
choice, 15d"'c.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

RUTLAND. VT, July 26.--God as
saying $737.90 to the ton has been dis
covered in the mountains in the town
of Bridgewater by Il. c. Page, a Cali
fornia mining ex.ert. A number of
New York men have been trying to
buy land there, hut the farmers ask
prohibitive prices for their property.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

ALBERT BRADLEY, who is confined
in Media Jail appears determined to
die of starvation. 1t is the first time
we ever heard of a Delaware man
going 10 days without eating. That
was his record up to Thursday. He
says he will starve before he eats
prison fare.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., July Dc
There is on exhibition at the Hotel Ru-
dolf an iron pot containing $3.50 in
gold which was barred -four years ago
10y John Mcdowell Parct, an actor. at
Just been dug up under the hotel ri
VITA
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

Often the over. 'axed organs OF diges
ton cry ont for help by Eyspepsia's pains
Nausea, Dizziness Headaches. Liver com
plant, bowel di orders. Such troubles
Gail for prompt use of DIR. Kings New
Lifn Pills. They arc gentle thorough
and guaranteed to cure. 259. at n B
Unnioith's drug store
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

CHKlSTlANlA, Norway, July 90
Emperor William left Bergen today
for Emden. whence, after few days,
his majesty intends to so to Russia to
meet the CZNr
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

Ten thousand demons gnawing
away at ones vitals couldn't be much
worse than the tortures Of itching
piles. Yet there's a cure. DOan 3
Ointment never fails.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

CONSTABLE JONES knows what it
is to be knocked out by a stroke Of
lightning. 1t beats anything the
Constable has vet tackled.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
Six Hanginga In n Day.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 2G.-Six
men were hanged in this state ycster-
day for murder. Two Of the number
who paid the death penalty were white
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
NntHtl tinl,liHr Deusi.

SiRN Use, y. y. July 2G.-Grorgc
b, Kent, head of the firm of Kent ~
Miller. ci1thitrS, is dead at his home in
this city, aged eighty years.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

Sea trout, bay trout, pogie and
bass on sale fresh every day at
PpwelIs stalls, Third street market.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing stock QuotntiOns,

Money on can steady at , per cent.
Prime ms rcnutil" Paper. 4i4@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business in hanIers' bis at SihI34at4S
for demand and at SINS .sfil.SI". for 10
days. Posted rates. - N1 and Si.A>i COM
m.!cIai bills, $LS4 ,6ilE5a.. Bar silver,
Be. Mexican dollars Ale. Government
bonds ttrEi. State bonds inactive. Rail-
read bonds steady. Closing lriC,s.
t.,t.,c. X St, l.. l07 Pacific Mail .... 4lia
th's d OHIO. ilia Heading ,,..... ii
Peoples Gas. loji2 Rock Island ....l9i
Del, 4 Hudson. 1Gla st. Paul ..,....,lSIis
Gen. Elccirir... lNIia Sugar refinery iEI't
L";Id...,...,..... IA Texas Pacific 3. 1913
Manhattan con l!ltR Union farliic no
Missouri Fac. HE Wabash pref, :. 4GTs
n. !. tCutral-.lG,4 West Union -. 6Ull
Ontario * West a
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
Mothers Who Allow Their Daughters to Suffer When
EeliefiS Easily Obtained. This

DEAR Mrs PlNEHAM:I wish advice
thirteen old
and he said she did have
cannot keep anything do
anything she headache
with great dark under her Please write
discouraged with the
NY. Clan. 1909
DEAR Mrs
told what family
had
of
hams Vegetable Compound and four Of Blood
and
praise remedies enough daughters
SoUrHA Phoenix Mills NY.
Any young girl mother cordially invited to write
Mrs. advice in sick
No has had greater experience guiding
glad charges nothing to-day
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
THE EVENING REPUBLICAN.
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Co.
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Del as second class mail matter.
SATURDAY., JULY 20, ,oo3.

a committee OF four Democrats and
three Republicans was appointed.
City Council has concluded that the
present charter is Anticipated and
with the different amendments from
lime to time made to it, it has PROV
unsatisfactory.
Council has awakened to the fact
that owing to constant friction be
tween the different departments,
large sums of money have been eX-
pended endeavoring to establish the
rights of the different departments
Of which Council, as now constitu-
ted, is one of the least important.
They have only few positions to
fill and they have been bone of
contention for some time.
Council also thinks that there
should lie change III our present
most unsatisfactory municipal laws
: that permit of the distribution Of
every dollar of revenue by Commits
sions whose members ure appointed
and the real revenue raising body,
namely City Council, the only elect
ed body has had its powers stripped
rons;ots in lo,,;,u t.xa, rp raol aS-
Toto ~ ha +,,rna5 nv.r +o tho varin,,s
c;ty den.rtmants
Tho ohnva ,.on,i,o from = Dam,-
oro+;o G;t,- Cn,'nail enn,1s r,,l
So, ~ IL o,,,,r,ra W;ln;,.tnn-
;an Tnasa ,a+s war, n,s.ai Lv
namoarat;n tsr;s,ntnra. win tia
ov,,,,os,t, ,,,,,,>l,,1 - +,I.;no, +la r,,,ni-
o;,n1 U.s. e.,io u,p,D a',t ~ tha hsnIs
~ r Tho pvn,hl;na,y ',,,, ,vara thnn
IN nnuar Tho nn,i,., COMMISSION
,noi orantod tanolSn :, Pnnn,hl ;.,n
Mavor an,n;ntn1 th, ,nl;.n M.
water commission because that de-
partment was confronted oy hepup-
Hcans. Inc lnunltlhal Judge pe-
cause the mayor was he,t"i''"h
and the Street ana sewer 'ohlil'lS-
sion because RrphpAcah 'ooncll
controlled the streets.
Since then al thfee COMMISSIONS
come unher Repunii'an roh't"':
Ihls don SUIT the Democrats ana
they want laws made to abolish the
commissions ana give the Da'Ao'rn's
a chance to handle the money Inc
placing OF these departments again
IN the hands OF Counc2l would make
the position OF CITY Councilman
worth something. there "ould ne
numerous positions to be handed
around to the faithful, irrespective
'of capablllty.
DO the Democrats see the hah'-
writing on the wall and are they
preparing TO take adVant age Oh the
republican party hEnt, WHICH, II
Kept up VIII result IN Il % mocratic
victory III November.
r,r pr,,,ur,c,> bashaor no,,,d
ing away aDou1 thehlSn assessment
and high tax rate. Real estate ow-
ners have cause to complain and
well The Finance Committee know
1t. The majority OF the people do
not OBJECT to beng taxed reason
able amount, but they hate 10 De
robbed. When properties are as
sessed Tor SO much more than they
could possibly be sold Tor, 1t shows
bad judgement ON the part of some
one wy oo''.i,t' '''H q : :"'t u
aiioun. VI iea eil''e mus. in,.s. NC ,'is,I i
pay hntn,oii pa, eNl l .' " t 'e''.
oo."'o ri.''t 10y ~ Nv ~, W. Wy
tor Dent sb.uld hpIn the ritv ont
$50, GOO year. They should be as
sesseu that much aud compelled to
nav il
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26
Departments ignored

The fact that city council in the
resolution DaS'c to consider Il new
city charter does not invite other city
dcpai tmentS to take part in the con.
SldtrIlIOn Is being much commented
on
leppe place this with the declara-
ton made in the resolution concern
Ing the abolition OIcitr departments,
and Take it to mean that the proposed
charter which will b. framed by CIV
Council will do away with the var
ioa> departments and place tn. en-
tire government Of the city 10 the
hands Of City Council and the
n.ayUr.
There is also a feeling amDlg so ne
members Of council that appDntjye
Offices Should be abolished, and that
all officials IN tn city except the city
engineers, chosen for u technical
knowledge Of their occupation.Sl ol.d
be elected by the people. Whether
this idea will be carried out in the
charter is not known.
Members OF council only have 4
general idea OF what they intenl to
DO and may change their views befure
the proposed charter is placed Oh pa
per.
Already the question is being ASKED
as to whether council intends to hire
a lot Of special attorneys AMI piy
them high fees in order TO get them
to draw the charter and pace the
IDEAS Of the coun;IImen in snap fox
presentation to the legislature.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

Detective Francis delivered Frank
Brown colored, to Sheriff Racdy, at
at Dover, yesterday. lie had a lively
day Of it for at 3. 10 q clock Yesterday
morning the detective started over
the Pennsylvania Railroad ior Har-
rIsburg, to have his Iequlstion
papers for Frank, alias "Glngcr
Brown, honorcd by Governor Stone
The trip to Harrisburg, distance
OF ABOUT l3o miles from Wilmington,
was made without mi hap, aul
Governor Ilunn's re1uisItion pap.rs
we're honorcd and properly endorsed
after which Dctectlue Francis return
ed to PhilaicI phia, and VISITING
Moyamens!ng DrIs on, Brown was
given into his custody.
The detective thea continued to
Dover. arriving there shortly after
noon on the express train, and de-
livered his prisoner into the custody
Of Sheriff Reedy, to be held for trial
on a charge Of murder. Detective
Francis then witnessed a base ball
game. and returned to this CITY last
evening.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

CATTLE Market steady. choice, S750dI
$50; prime. sInI %; good. 365o9iG.ij; veal
calves. sim
HOGS Market slow; ,Iir'" h"avrs.
s7EUa797E; mediums, $1Sju730 heavy
Workers SLS0uL>5; light 40, }, 10; PIGS,
ESOM7.s5; rourhE $50 40
SHEEP AND LANES Market steady.
best WethVr, s. "Uia.1u: Cu.|S and corn
mon 81 LNl,l- chn-.-- q n
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

Weather Probabilities.
Cloudy, unsettled weather and show.
ers; fresh east to southeast winds.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

THE Adams tax law was declared
unconstitutional by thu Cour t. IN II
test case brought by Willard Sau 5.
bury for the Equitable Guarantee
and Trust Company.
go,
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

VIM. JENNINGS BRYAN designates
ex-President Cleveland as a Rcpub-
lican. This is hard on the Repuh-
lican party. In his speech at Nan
tasket Bryan denounced Hin and
the gold Democrats Of the country
as boilers. All the same they are
in sufficient numbers to keep him
out of the White House His speech
had a ring of vindictlveness and Il
warning to those who defeated him
for President As a talker he has
been a bowling success.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

MANAGER BAYLIe will open the
Opera House on August Eth, with
funny play called 'Zlg gag Alley.
Numerous good clean shows have
been booked for the coming season.
The interior Of the Opera House
has been much improved with paint
and paper. The scenery has been
touched up and several new scenes
added. You will hardly recognize
the house in its bright dress.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

BY all means give the children a
sand pit III Cool Spring Park 1t
will help aloug our kid industry and
thy are our coming citizens.
The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-07-26

PERSONS Who UlstrlDUtN ClrCWINrS
in Wilmington are liable to be fined.
The police have orders to arrest
any one dlsObcyng tn" ordnance.
The nuisance should b" stopped.
lT is hoped that the Philadelphia
Orcbe stra, which gave three delight
full concerts III our city iast winter,
will be heard again thI, winter IN
the Opera Houce.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16

we regard the enormous growth of
h. trusts under the operation of the
tariff as an evil Of h first
Magnitude. Recent disclosures prove
Deyond all question that large guam
Eties OF American manufactures are
4ported and sold TO foreigners al
bees from rs to 80 per cent below
&c prices charged in the home mar
I'd. We submit that a system which
Dmpels the consumers of this country
y pay vastly more for an article than
be price charged by the American
manufacturer in other countries is not
Wotection at all, but oppression ana
<bhbery, which annot be defended by
&ny person having a just appreciation
j the difference between right and
@rong. Therefore we demand that all
protective duties be removed from ar
Gcles the production of which Is con-
qolled by trusts. and from such ar
ucles as are sold more cheaply abroad
bar to the American consumer.
In all cases where the duties
% imports serve as means OF oppres-
Don Of and extortion from the Ameri-
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16
Democratic Platform

The Representatives of the Demo
cratic Party of the State of Nevada.
IN convention assembled, endorse the
of the National Democratic
Party as expressed in the Kansas
City Platform, more especially those
plating to the monetary question, i'm
periaiism. m~ilitarism and the trusts.
The Silver Question.
We rejoice In the improved business
Conditions which now prevail, aud
eeree with many Of our leading po-
III zeal opponents in the view that the
tange for the better Is the result Of
creased gold production which has
torded a larger money supply for the
Haight in line with the basic ar
snsaction of business. This is
ment in favor Of the free coinage
"a silver, proving c~Onclusively that we
81 IRE right IN cur contention, and the
y 9oeates Of the gold standard wrong.
II believe that the free coinage II
~ yer would lave produced O stili
a CHER degree 81 prosperity than now
ID lists. besides being OF special ad-
VI nlage TO The silver mining interests
ID this state. We reject utterly the
81 eelous plea OF our Republican op-
ppnents that the silver issue is dead.
= ee coinage is just in principle. sound
n economies. and there Is no reason
WI we should not continue our efforts
ali reasonable times 70 secure Il.
apart from the question of Free
colnage. upon every other phase Of
the money issue we know that the
Republican party is adverse 70 our
III t~erests. ard the Democratic Party
ri vorabie thereto. n proof OF this
II 2 point TO the Hil bin which recent
IA passed the House OF Repre- ma
81 les by an almost unanimous vote Of
Republican majority, the Demo-
rats and Independents Of that body
3 Ping a unit IN opposition. This in-
|fhmous measur1. directly at variance
~ past Republican pledges. will, II
Il becomes a law, end all purchases o.
~ yer for coinage IN thls country for
|many decades. and perhaps forever. II
- gbt easily close an but the richest
q our silver mines. nus an end 70
= ospecting for that metal and mater
" check the. tide of prosperity
len Is rising in our state. despite
|M almost paraIyzins blows struck sy
~ Reputiiean party az our silver In
~ try when ii was nearly all we had
IA depend upon.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16
Constitutional Expansion.

We believe that wherever the Ameri-
can flag flies in sovereignty, the Con-
stitution should be in full force, AMI
hat the American Republic should
aever outgrCw the American Consult,
dion Ne point with pride 10 The rast
continental expansion which o
place under Democratic administra
lions, and invite the closest COMPARE
son between 1t and the system Of coll
onialism hat has been established by
the Republican party in the Philip
plnes.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16
The Shipping Subsidy.

We are opposed to the Shipping
subsidy bill which has passed the Sen
ate. and which has for its object the
further enrichment in the sum Of UNI
tod millions of dollars. Of the great
shippi.c combine now h"inS { 'frrd
for the purpose of controlling the
car wing tIsde Of the pecan, as COM
ple,ely rs the trusts aim &c control
The production on land. We rejoice
in IN, fact that no Dempcrltie So
a,Gi recorded his vote in lv5r Of that
me- sure.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16
Statehood For Territories.

We are in favor of the immediate
admission of Arizona, New Mexico
n Oklahoma into the Union as
States. and condemn the action OF the
Republican majority of the Senate in
prey ei:ting consideration of the Ttate-
ho,l biz. a measure whicn has b"n
endolsed by the Natio~al riaiforms OF
both parties. We wish also to remind
the voters of Nevada that ~ I e House
THE leae. ing champions of this bill wee
Denr,iets, while most - the RepIo-
Ii al leS,itrs were against II. a. they
are against nearly all Western mea-
sures.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16
Trusts.
For an Eight Hour Law.

We favor the protection of labor un-
ions in every just right and such
legislation as will make eight hours a
lawful days work.
We favor a constitutional amend
ment providing for the initiative inc
referendum.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16
Irrigation.

We rejoice in the important step
that has been taken by the National
Government looking to the reclamd-
ton of the lands of the arid and semi
arid region. We heartily congratulate
our Representative in Congress, the
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16
The Fowler Sill.

~ denounce the Fowler Currency
B reported to the House by a I'm
n nous vote OF the Republican MEM
Of the Committee on Banking and
\ rrency. as a scheme 20 give a few
feat banking Institutions complete
pntroi Of our paper currency, thereby
Habllng the banks 10 fix the aggre-
Rte volume OF our money supply.
fls would pat II IN their power to
prices 20 suit themselves, and
ace all business at their mercy We
ilieve that the Republican party "bl
lact this or some similar measure
to law just as soon as II dares 10 DO
) unless the power OF that party Is
restrained that it is unable to car
out the behests OF the great monied
which now dominate its pol
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16
The State Government.

We denounce as false and ridiculous
the claim that Republican success in
this State is necessary to induce cap
italists living elsewhere to make in
vestments here. In proof of the fall
sity of such claim we direct attention
TO the fact that capital from other
States is now coming freely into Ne
vada, while the political forces op-
posed to the Republican party are in
full control of the State government
in all its branches. We assert that
there is nothing in the policy of either
the National Democratic party or it's
allies in Nevada that need give CAPT.
tai seeking investment the slightest
reason to avoid the vast field pre-
scented by the undeveloped
of this state. On the contrary, we
declare that Republican policy is al
together adverse to the local interests
Of Nevada and that upon every dis
tinctiyely Western measure of devel-
opment Nevada always finds her main
support in the National Democratic
party. We earnestly invoke the in
coming of capital from other States.
promising to such capital the fullest
measure of cooperation and protect
ion at the hands of an anti Republic
can State government. Our State
government was never mcce econom-
ically, efficiently and hor estly admin
istered than it has been since the
Republican party lost control of the
State. We pledge our nominees to
the most rigid economy consistent
with good government, to aid on all
proper lines in the development of our
varied resources, and to use every en-
deavor for the reduction of the tax
rate, in order that the burdens of our
State government may be made as
light as possible for the benefit alike
of the homeseeker and the capitalist.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-16
Election of Senators.

We adhere to the view expressed in
our last State platform that United
States Senator's should be elected by
direct vote of the people.