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Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
GOT the WATCH.

Reuben Androvette won the gold
watch which was offered at John
Boss Hotel, Main street, Saturday
night. At least fifty persons tried fer
it The money is to help place Mrs.
Dagget in the Old Ladies' Home 1t
the other end Of the Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH.

A gospel temperance meeting was
held i'll the South Baptist church, on
Main street, Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock. 1t was we'll attended. The
Christmas festival of the Sunday
School will be held Tuesday, Deem
Der 20. A good time is in store for
all who attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
secretary of state Hay Better.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Seeretary
Hay was SO far improved that he is
able to SIT up in his bedroom and eX-
poets to get about the house very short
ly. lie is receiving a few special call
ers nj his house and is kept acquainted
with the business Of his department.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
I%FIREMEN'S FAIR.

The volunteer iremen's fair, held
at Giffords, last week, was a grand
success. The people showed that
they appreciated the way in which
the fire laddies helped them in their
hour of need, by turning out to help
the fair along.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
SNOWFALL THROWERS.

During this recent snow storm many
complaints were received at the local
police station against boys and young
men, who were throwing snowballs.
The police will watch very carefully
and during the next snow, any boy
caught throwing, it will go hard with
him,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
FlREMEn TO MEET.

A meeting of the Tottenyille fire de
partment Will be held in Protection
Hook & Ladder Company's headquart-
ers, Broad way, tonight. The meeting
will be called to order at s O'Clock.
All members are requested to be
present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
cnnncIG.s TrlnI onen..

BINGHAMTON. y. Y. Dec. 1.-THE
trial of Richard Garfield. charged with
keeping a gambling house in New
York. was opened today in the SUI
preme court here. District Attorney
Jerome asked for a postponement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
Mrs. Pottcr rnlmer Retter.

PARIS, Dec. 15.-Mrs. Potter Palm
er OF Chicago, who is convalescins
from al attack of typhoid fever. was
reported as much better. Yesterday
afternoon she went out driving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
MISS ANNIE NC CURE.

Miss Annie MCGUIRE died at her
home, in Augusta street, at 8 O'Clock
yesterday morning of pneumonia.
The funeral will take place on We'd
nesday morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
LADIES MEET TODAY.

The ladies of the M. p. church meet
Tuesday instead of Thursday, for the
purpose of quilting another quilt.
Ladies, don't get tired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
Injured Priest Is Mind.

OTTAWA, Dec. 15.-Rev. Father Nc
Curly, who was hurt in the Ottawa
university fire, is blind. He is still in a
delirium, and his life is despaircd Of.
Father McGurty came here from Low
ell, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
TOTTENYILLE

The Evening News is on sale at Ost-
"A Main street, and at John
Boss Hotel, formerly John Kall's
stand. Extra copies of the News and
all NewYork papers can always be Sc
cured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
Initiation Frosted Glass.

To initiate frosted glass dissolve Ep-
som salts in beer, and apply to the
window with a brush. As the solution
dries it crystallizes and may be var
nished.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
London and Glasgow.

A child born in London may expect
to live about Al years, but a Glasgow
baby has only a little over 80 years
expectation of life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
nulgnrin Votes ss.0oo.ooo For wnr.

SOFIA. Bulgaria. Dee. 1j.-The SO
hranjc at n prolonged secret session DIP
proved the ministerial proposal for an
extraordinary military credit of So
00O,000. This vote recoups the govern
ment for the expenditures incurred dur
ing the Macedonia revolution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
objection We'll Founded.

Mrs. Dearborn-Sae's a great match
maker, | hear.
Mrs. Wabash-I shouldn't call her so.
"Why not?"
Because all the marriages she has
made were misfits. "-Yonkers States
man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
Others Can Trust.

We all say we trust a a or we
wouldn't do business with him, yet we
all keep a sharp Observation-Disclosures
(Ia.) Democrat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15

Fresh fish should never be permitted
to soak in water. Put in a cool place,
but never place directly on artificial ice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15

Experience often provides the raw
material for unnecessary conversation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15

LOST-A CHILD'S fnr collar Mt Cen
trail s%tltion, South Atnboy. Lucitt' d
Bakery. 1876 Broadwa
1880. 12-15.1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
The First Step.

A failure to start often saves a mis-
etable fhish.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15

Temmy-Pop, why do people have to
pay duty on things they bring from
Europe?
Tommy's Pop-Just as a n OF
Icustom, my son.-Philadelphis3 Ard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
PANAMA
Marines Go to Yaviza to Stop
Advance of Eostiles.
TO DEFEND The ISTHNIAN CAPITAL

POlic:' of the Naval Authorities to
Concentrate Forces nt Points
Which Enable Them to Wgtch
For Colombian Troops.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1J.-An official
report to the state department says a
company of marines from the United
States cruiser Prairie has been landed
at Colon under the command of Cap
tain Sinedley ID. Butler and iminedi-
ately started by train for Panama. The
destination of the marines is said to be
YaviZa, up the San Miguel gulf and
T,lira river.
1t is believed that the decision of the
naval authorities to station marines at
Yayiza may possibly be owing to the
reports that Colombian troops have
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15

That he is dropping politics
He doth declare with Iiml
BY which we guess, who kiPw the tricks
That 1t Is dropping him.
philadelphia Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-12-15
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~-

See here, son-in-law, you ought to
be more attentive to Alice! hope you
won't forget that she's your wife!" d
81 try to remember It, my dear moth
er-in-law, but that always reminds me
that she is your daughter!"-Lustige
Blaetter.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
MINOR NEWS ITEMS.

Old Chief Geronimo and a dozen OF
his followers have joined the Methodist
church.
Dr. Mary Chandler Of Lowell. Mass,
is said to be the only woman in America
who is entitled 10 practice both law and
medicine.
A tidal wave Of liquor prohibition is
sweeping over Texas. One hundred and
thirty counties have voted total prOhi-
bitiOn ard 50 Others have partial prohi-
bitiOn.
Mai. Willard, in reporting on work
on the Illinois and Mississippi canal,
says that owing to high water and le~
gal delays it is not likely TO be finished
for three years.
Probably the youngest preacher in this
country is Rev. Edward lIcrsey Brew
stcr, pastor of the Bethany Free Baptist
church at Whitman, Mass. He Is only
IS years Of age.
J. NJ Shepherd, editor Of the Standard
Herald, Of W%arrcnsburg, Mo, was fined
$500 by the supreme court for contempt
IN a published article criticising a de-
cision OF the court.
London labor statistics show 442
strikes in 1902, with 25G.G57 wOrkmen
affected, and S,479,255 aggregate work.
Ing days duration. The dispues were
one-third less than in 1901.
George Wilson, an aged resident OF
Rochester, n. y, pronounced dead.
jumped from the embalming table and
swOre rOundly al the undertaken who
was preparing him for burial.
James McNeill Whistler, artist who
was buried In London. was led to marry
the widow Of Architect Goodwin by La
bouchcrc. who discovered their attrac-
tion for each other and proposed for
both.
4 wage scale conference at Pitts
burg. Pa. between the window glass
workers and manufacturers resulted in
an agreement whereby the workers are
10 receive the highest wages ever paid
them.
Consent by the Philadelphia city cOuR
ell to further junkots for the old liberty
bell will be met by petition for injunction
on behalf Of the John Wiltbank heirs
who claim II Is theirs in part payment
for debt.
Rufus Young, who died in a Vermont
prison the other day from injuries re-
ceived while being pursued by a sherif's
posse, spent IN various peni,entlarief
mora than two-thirds Of his GG years, al.
ways under sentence for horse theft.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
PROGRESS IN MANCHURIA.
Every Henson "a Believe that IL Sat.
inSactOry Treaty win De Signed
by september First.

Washington, July 2S.-Whilc there
has been "A lull in the Manchurian ne
rotiations during the past week, it is
stated that mp to this point sa,isfac-
tory progress has been made, and
there l. every reason to believe that
before the first Of September next "A
treaty Will be ready for signature,
which will define The trade %OppOrtuni-
ties of the United States in Man
churia. An authorized statement on
the situation is as follows:
The question of the opening Of new
localities TO trade in Manchuria has
been in substance satisfactorily ar.
ranged with the Chinese government
and nothing TO he settled but the
question Of the date when said local.
ties shall he opened. This naturally
will be subsequent to the exchange of
notifications of the treaty in which
the opening Is agreed upon.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
James K. Keene Interviewed at His
Country Home on the FL
nancial Outlook.
4 VERY EXTRAORDINARY SITUATION.
Business IL Good. Crops Are Excel.
lent, md the Gross Earnings Of
the Railroads Larger Than They
We're Lust Year. Yet the Public
Have No confidence

New York, July 2s.-In connection
with the failures in Wall street,
james Il. Kecnc. whose son-in-law's
house, T.. j.. Taylor & Co.. was
among those to suspend, is quoted by
the Herald as follows in an inter-
view at his country home at Cedar
hurst:
ut is a very extraordinary situa-
ton. and for some reason or other the
public refuses to buy. 1t has been
Out Of the stock market for two or
three months. and its temperance in
Wall street would be u welcome sight
in that gloomy financial DISTRICT
'Do you think that the general
prosperity is likely to be affected by
the serious decline in stocks?" was
asked.
II don't see why it should be-" Mr..
Kecne replied. business is good,
crops are excellent, and gross earn
ings of railroads are larger than they
were last year. ] have no doubt their
net earnings will be correspondingly
large. In spite Of all this, people
have no confidence. They are appalled,
at the tremendous decline that has
taken place, the explanation for
which had not been reasoned out by
them.
extremity OF the dahBer
shouId BRING r'llel from II concert OF
the financial ana railroad interests
to stop "a further decline, which must
gather iorcc /, II continues FER
haps the best reason for the present
SITUATION mas peer 'he aoaoiute uh'
Willingness OF IN" pub'ic Tor some
nm" 10 pay securities. u you nave
sellers ana rev buyers IL IS easy &c
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31

Benjamin G. Hill. who killed his wife
last November at their home in Wash
infton. ID. C., was hanged at the United
States Jail.
The percentages Of the baseball clubs
In the National league for the week
ended on the 2Gth were: Pittsburp. .G71;
Chicago. .59S; New York, .j95; Cincin-
natl, .5l2; Brooklyn, 500; Boston. .423;
st. Louis, 1893; Philadelphia, .317.
The ffty-sixth anniversary Of the first
negro church organization in the west
was celebrated al Quinn chapel, Chicago.
The percentages of the baseball clubs
in the American league for the week
ended on the 26th were: Boston, GAP;
Philadelphia, $50; Clevland. .53S; De-
troit. 500: New York, .493; Chicago, .455;
81. Louis. .i3i; Washington, 1913.
J. y. MayfclG( colored) was taken
from Jail in Danyille, H., and lynched by
a mob for killing Henry Gatterman, and
troops were sent to quell the riot, in
which % persons were injured.
The post Office at Rudd, la, was
robbed of stamps. cash and money orders
to the amount Of $500.
Miss Frances Greer. Of Chicago. was
killed and As persons injured in a col
llsion Of electric cars in Shrewsbury,
Mass.
Judge Tuley, of Chicago, advised a
husband in q divorce case 20 defend him
self with his fists If attacked By his wife.
Jennie steers, a negro woman. was
lynched near Shreveport, La. for the al
legged poisoning of a young girl.
The body of a beautiful young nom
an. evidently murdered, was found in
a sewer pipe at Mount Vernon n Y.
Four persons were killed and 80 in
iured in a collision Of Great Western
railroad trains near Dodge Center, la.
Robert ]. Burdette preached his first
sermon as pastor of the Los Angeles
(CalJ Baptist church.
The battleship Kearsargc reached Bar
Harbor. Me, after a record breaking trip
from England. the 1900 miles being COW
cred in nine days four and a quarter
hours.
The Colorado Legislature adjourned
after having passed q general a%pprorri-
alton bill. for which the session was
called.
Near New London. Conn. Mrs. G. T.
Thorpe. Miss Annabci Rogers and sam
uel Cone were drowned by the capsizin@
Of a boat.
The first ,ransCOntincntal automobile
trip was completed by DR.. II. y Jackson
and Sewail l. Croker. who reached Sew
York after a 81 days run from san Fran
cisco.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
LATER.
LAIJsUs
Il WIS hecnrtnined by The ATTORNEYS

II WIS necertained by the attorneys
FOR the defense in the Doodle cases
at jefferson City. Mo-, on the 21th,
that John 4. Lee has now rome to
the conclusion he does not know
whether it wa Matthews or some sen
ator from northwest Missouri who re-
ceivcd a bride # 1000 from The anti
alum baking powder manufacturers.
Congressman Champ Clark pledged
himself. on the 27th. to support Sen
ator Cockrcll for the senate in the
event he does not receive the demo
cratic nomination for president or is
defeated at th" polls. II is thought
by Missouri politicians that Cockrcll
viii consent 10 run if he is assured
Of his old place in the senate.
\ Telegram received at Springfield,
H.. on the @1th. by the family of for
mer Mayor Charles T.. Hay, who is at
lIarhor Point. Me-. and who is quite
ILL.,, says Mr.. Hay is worse and that
an operation viii be necessary. MIR.
Hay is "A brother Of Secretary Of
State Hay.
~ failurc~ were announced in the
stock market, on the 9th, n at
New York and one at Boston. After.
wards the market recovered. and the
close was a. considerable improve
ment.
In the federal court at Montgomery.
Ala. on the eth. James II. Todd and
Anderson Hardy pleaded guilty &c
charges Of p"unape and were sen
fenced 30 pay a fine of $1,000 each.
Every printer enjoyed by the Spo.
kane Wash.D Review quit work owing
TO "A strike. For the first time in
nearly eleven wears no paper wa pub,
li~hcd ON the 9Th.
Reports from personal inspection ~
the condition Of corn in KANSAS and
Nebraska. on the 27th. indicated a
need Of rain to save expected ,j-p"r
cent. crops.
o. Thirteen cuuvicts escaped from the
peuitcn1iary at Folsom, CAL, on the
27th, and. with several Of the guards
rs "aptiycs. have kcaGcl for the noun
tain-.
I"o cashiers II Il prilat" bank AZ
piepuh. Ia. disappeared, on The nth
and account, ar" found S2N,0OD short.
Hith only Sil in the vault.
Nc@roc are fleeing from Dantillo,
H.. and vicinity ON c0u of The
recent race riot ON the nth. The no
Pro"s depart for rhc south.
The Uoi.cr of "a thrcshiug -;igjuo OK
uludcd at HrucEluu. Ill.,. ON the nth.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
pEu>o>,L AND PolIrit 81.

Gen Cassius u. Clay. noted Kentucky
abGlitiprist and picturesque character,
di'G at whitehall, aged 81 years. lie
was minister to Russia under President
Lincoln.
Frederick W. Hollis, -. r"tary Of the
American delegation TO The Hague
peace conference, and more recently
member Of the international court
died suddenly al his home in Yonherg,
y. Y. Of heart failure.
The funeral of the late Archbishop
Frederick Xavier Katzer took place in
Milwaukee from St Johns cathedral. the
ceremonies being the most elaborate
Catholic demonstration in the history Of
the city.
Judge David willard, aged 81. is dead
a his home in joliet. III. Willard was
first elected county Judge in 1863. serv-
Ing many years.
"Bob' F1tZsimmona, pugilist, was mar
riod TO Miss Julia May Clifford, actress,
AT San Francisco.
Isaac S~pringstOn. probably the old
est man in Wisconsin, died at his home
In the town Of Emerald in his one
hundrcdth yea
Ex-Congrcssman John VI Clancy, ono
Of the most widely known democratic
politicians in Brooklyn, y. y, died In
Butte, Mont.
Congressman Robert H. Foerd"rcr. Of
the Fourth Pennsylvania district, died
al his home in Tnrrcsdale. "A suburb 81
Philadelphia, aged - years.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
l''ONI.ltst

Thousands viewed the remains Of
Pope Leo, lyingin state. Italian soldiers
summoned to the vatican "a preserve
order may foreshadow closer relations
with the quirinal. Leo's will was
opened, his vast estate passing 10 his
successor for the benefit Of the church.
II Is said that Russia has arranged
with French capitalists for a loan OF
$26, 600. 900.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra's
court in st, Patrick's hall, Dublin, was
attended by more representative Irish
nobility and citizens than entered the
tnt
Benjamin l.. Farjeon. the no,ed nov
elist and son-in-law OF Joseph Jeffer-
fon, died at Hampstead, England.
a firm in Shanghai has been awarded
the contract for furnishing lO,GG0 water
buffalo TO the insular government OF the
Philippines.
Japan has decided TO observe the pol
Icy Of waiting and watching Russia. ad-
vocatod by Great Britain. In the mean
time she will urge China to carry gu,
the assurances given to the United States
respecting Manchuria and Will endeayor
10 obtain the opening Of additional
ports.
Mount Nesuyius grows more active,
throwing out showers Of embers and n
constant stream Of lava. The eruption
presents brilliant spectacle, but brings
little danger,
The prosperity Of Canada is shown by
the fact that foreign trade has more than
doubled In the last six years.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
A plot 10 unite Seryia and Bulgaria, De.

pose Prince Ferdinand and substitute
Karageorgevitch dynasty, is reported
from Vienna.
The body of Pope Leo was Inferred in
the basilica Of St. Peters with impress
sive ceremonies in the presence OF
church dignitarles and Roman aristoc-
racy.
Near the village of Schalajifka, Rus
STA. 30 female laborers were burned to
death In a barn.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-12

Chas. Reoan. Of eodie, Blows Out His
.Jea.I Brains.

Early yesterday morning man By
the name of Chas. Regan, who has
been stopping at the Briggs house in
this city for several days, ended his
earthly career by blowing out his
brains with a revolver. He has been
here q number OF days and was in
depressed condition, as he was suffer
ing from the effects of an operation
for frozen feet His health was bad
and as he had INDUCED to some ex-
tent in drink. he made and end IT
trouble by suicide. .s4 ~ag b.
It was about 7 o'clock when the
clerk of the hotel went to one Of the
outhouses, and there ON the door was
found the man. At first it was supposed
that he had fallen in the position
as he was breathing and appeared as
n man in sleep. Investigation proved
that he had q hole in his head and a
revolver with one shot fred lying be-
side him told the story. s les se4
A physician was called in and he
Immediately stated that the man was
past all human help, as he died with.
in two hours after being found. The
coroner was sent for and jury sun
moned, who found verdict in accord
ance with the above.
Deceased was a native Of the State
Of Virginia, aged about AZ years. He
has lived in Bodie for many years
and was well known in this city, where
he has spent many vacations, at diff.
terent times. He was a man Of exceed
ingly quiet disposition. He, leaves Q
wife who resides in Bodie Deceased
was O. brother-in-law of MI. Hester
Of Virginia City. sci az =. -
A note was found in the room 81
the deceased addressed to his wife
which had been written several days
before, in which it stated that he
would be dead and buried by the time
the letter reached her. This. together
with what he had stated to others was
convincing evidence, that he had con
templated the deed for . number u
days and only awaited the time .wher
his nerve was at the point where b.
could carry it out. ba.. t..r. Ia
lit is likely the body will be ship
ped to Bodie for interment.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-12
4 nian WIND
Carson Gets . Touch u the Real A..
ticIo.

xbeb0s
For several .dass past the Winds
have been chasing down the canyons.
but as'it only yergea onto the Washoe
zephyr variety. the people buttoned
up their coats and feelings and faced
it without = murmur. The story chang.
ed yesterday and the way the winl
hurried the passeeby along was worth
recording. while the chasing Of the
tile was as common as house flies on
summer day. Sixty miles an hour was
recorded and some Of the people swear
that It reached the hundred mile point,
This y up to the weather man to de-
eide.
Along in the afternoon the records
commenced to roll in. Farmer Davis
Of the Holstein ranch, was the hrst
to report. He only lost two out Of three
windu1ills and has hopes Of saving the
one that was standing when ne left.
Part 81 the hay stack was located at
wiggii's ranch, several miles east Of
town. - eeW ~
Then the chimney on the school
house took flight and was handed near
the Golden building. which has been
shy on bricks. Then the Capitol Joined
the mix-up and one Of the big chirl-
neys is now scattered over the lawn.
Trees were wrecked all over the
town, while fences are blown down
from one end to the other. Occasional.
ly q good deed was performed. The
sign board in front Of the Arlington
ia disgraceful affair), was scattered
to the four points Of the compass, o.
were Others Of the same nature, white
several Old shaeks in ont q the va,
places were wrecked Everybody voted
it tho highest wind that has passed
through this, valley in many seasons.
Later-Hy. Downs just arrived from
the tunnel. He reports that the hol,
in the hfllz has blown away and it il
rumQred that the tunnel has been 10
Gated along the line Of the C.; &C. R
r.. Hy,, j. flguring on changing hi
address.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-12
United States Jurymen.

The following have been. subpoened
to serve as Grand rIurymen for the
Ocs0per Term - sagg1 4ss z.rr~-
Virginia City-Thos. Cooking, Jr,
J. d. Harrington, J. M. burlington,
J. J Mcdonald. Claude 8. Sharon.
John Hickey. Sol. Resenbanm, And
rev Jurian, &. J. Dryer, J. NJ. Davis.
Reno. D. Stadmuller, Bert ".
Ward. Philip vogiletti, Samuel MUIR
ray, Louis BREWER, A. 8. Chamberlain,
Henry Douglas, J. D. O'Sullivan.
Carson City-s. B. Cohen, w ].
sm1th, ]. s. Ullrick, c. F. Cults
lexington George 3. Bachelor,
Chr. w. Hillygus. Harry Samuel. -
Qenoa-M. sJepsen, ~Wm. James. &.
fuletones 4Se Is :
Gardnerville-Wm Dangberg, F. C.
spdngmeyer.
Wabusln Cummings, John G.
Yo1ng.
Vel1fnston-J. w. Pierce.
silver City,. J. VIM.
Dayton-Ruel Lothrop.
The following trial jurynen have
ben selected:l
leno-J. s.. Hawkins. Jas. L. Ores
orr, J. b. O'Sullivan. G. r. Higley
A. w. Chalan. J. p. Robb. Casper
Becker, J. r. Dixon, J. T. Reid. H. {,
Ramsey, Walter Hastings. Jno. Aea
sher, J. sunderland, Jr.. w. A. Hanna
A,W. Fox. A g. Helmold
Carson City-w. H. Chedic, p.
M,slcahy. j. T. Smith, II. G.. Kattlenal
George +. Mills. Elmer David. W.. Q
eS1freil, Samuel Cohn, e. B. Yerins
ton, George H. Meyers, J. N. Johr
son
Virginia City-M. Bride. e. L. Lea
vSr. Thomas F. Foley, John Brad,
". ii. oreinSr, August PIeifer. A. /
fhISsssH, w. o. woodbury., w H n
DoaSdd 70 aashs rs fssrsff sf7,2sih' g
ds1fFdn;erviiIe-E L. wyatt. Ed. Ric'
PsSsr Anderson. o. H. Medcalf. Wi
sfSek. Klvfn Jarvis. r sKodenbah. IS
s4epMstoin-A. c. Mitchell, r. \
Tryeman, c. 8. Wiley. John W Hal
nah. # e
Mound House-Will L. Bergman.
silver City-Henry Carney.
Genoa. Dressier.