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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27
Arrested In Petersburg.

Special 10 The Times. Dispntct.)
PETERSBURG. YA.,,3 March Pr. Da-
vcnport was arrested here tonight on
charge OF skipping board bill at En-
poria He is from Richmond and has a
wife and two children who live In Peters
burg. He will DO taken to Emporta,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-27

rHn TGIiTAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders Of THE !, ALBE p
x MARBLE PAPER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will be held at the o i3I o.
Messrs Williams, Bryan e. q w ll! IA Is
FIrst National Bank Rnilding, ltlch-
mond. Va, on THURSDAY, April .,
1903, at u o. clock ~. . !,
Y Is iE-'55g3 CHARLES NJ. BOSWEI1L,
tS Secretary and Treasurer,
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STATES MINERALS
EXCITING INTEREST
Many Inquiries from North
About'Vlrglnla's Natural
Resources.
RESOURCES.

Tho mineral wealth OF Virginia is at
tracing conspicuous attention Just now.
particularly among New York ana Penn
sylyania capitalists !,
Commissioner OF Labor Doherty states
that he has received In the last ten days
FAR more than the usual number OF In
quiries relating to the mineral resources
OF the State. Questions y about the coa4
and the iron In the sta1e are most prone
inent n,
bureau OF Statistics, has two men out
now preparing a report on the minerals
OF the State, They nave alreaay :, sent
In their copy for the coal basin Of Rich
rpond, which embraces the pines Of MID,
lothian aud Wlnterpock and those OF
5asylon, in IIenrlco, The report on
minerals alone is expected e cover two =,
Connection with the commissioners re-
port tor this year, which WILL not be
Issued until late In the fan. =
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.NoTlcE,.
NOTICE,

m RI City Audltor's Onlce,
R!ehmond Ven !, March e IS ~ ~ q Iso q.
been assessed and placed In this office tor
t uSs'i inspection Of al concerned.
These assessments include all per.0ns
liable to a class or SPECIFIC tax foF. ~.
and will remain In this office until the
soth DAY or, MARCH, 1908.
The committed on Finance will meet In
the office Of the Commissioners ,of Revenue
of Ma a!a 1903 at 7o FOR the 4 p siss
from said assessment ts. 81 All rsons inter
ings of the committee. MS no change OF
classification OF taxes will afterwards be
made, except by order OF the City Couns
eli. on recommended ton pfs the con'paittssI
on Finance. q, = g., J. J, 4, !, ~, I, Ia
Auditor,
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4 n q 5fo BY A. u. Chewning Co.
COMPROMlSE STREET LOT S

3FIn execution OF n trust decd dated Au-
gust /, 1900. Of record in H 4. County
Ing made In the payment OF note thereby
ssse as red and being required by, bench
clary SO to do, ] will sell by auction, on
FRIDAY. 9TH MARCH, 1903
tho lot fronting % feet on Compromise
Street by ajdepth of9139h feet, being lot
No. 2. as shown by plat recorded IN sD,s =.
sl07, Ii page AGO, Henrco County Court. G8S3j
g5FfERN S-Casll; i 3i9 SD &c {AE{
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York. Others will also speak, and as the
meeting Is public and the matter OF much
Importance doubtless large number Will
attend. Several bills have been intro
Nuced J, II not providing for other nor
mails out and out, at least normal de-
partments in connection with schools al
ready established. 3i E. . 5
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. MISS IDA BENFEyE
WldelY-known Lady to Appear al tht
Y, M, Q, A, sts

A83 M I'M, Q, a.
Miss Ida Bentley, known and admired
for her work all over america and
number OF the tenth Association course
next Monday night at $40 o'clock In tho
Y, M, C. A, hall, Reserved seats 90 on
\ sale at the Association building to-day.
e Miss Renfey was announced to appear
here some two years ago, but owing to
severe illness, was prevented from so
doing, Hundreds who were disappointed
viii have an opportunity OF hearing her
next Monday night.
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MEETINGS.

8 MASONIC NoTICE.-A STATED
Xxx Communica ton Of Lodge S1 81
iIvEN STRICT OBSERVANCly,t NJ NJ ~ q, :,
Temple FRIDAY. March q, 1909, @ CLOCK
r, M. 81 Master N1asons IN good standing
are 1fraternaily invited to attend .,,-,si
BY order Of JOHN T., = ~ Hn s1sr
Chas. "A. Nesbitt, Secretary, si3
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For RENT.
WE'LL LOCATED, WE'LL EsTA BI4lsII-
ED BUSINESS STAND I'm WEST Df'D,
NEAR MONROE PARK; large. modern,
ATTRACTIVE. detached brick store, and
spacious, well-apponted dwelling, above;
large two-story brick shop .adjoiNing IN
rear; wide. deep lot, wide alley N rear
pp acnl ample space for light manutac-
turing; feed, fuel, ETC., In addition to
the grocery and llquor business now con-
ductAd. Premises IN nice order posses ,s,
man, See us about II promptly.
J, b. ELAN 81 Con
1ll3 Main Street, "
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Richmond. Va. March z; Z 1 19o2 Z,
"a MEETING OFTHE SToGKHOLDE tis3
a 1.-THE TIMES COMPANY. Will be hel 10
5 on SATURDAY.. April I, 1903, at ~
o'clock NJ at the office Of the company
Tin Richmond. =, II !, !, I, - :.
- otorI
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x Immed lately after the above 7 vii Il fer.
for saie SH acres OF land. with heauti-A
full oak grove. nearly opposite d the above
described property. \ is one Of the most
nike, Atlarge culvert runs across the lot,
with which the purchas err ca NJ connect
without charge, Also several \ othor tracts
Of land, containing from 60: 70 Ito 8lls acres,
. 70 ~ y 5I1 JAMES H. cRENeFIAW
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BY "A. ]. Chewing Co.. h
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES Said a5s9E "a
/ 3.ssS OF -St. s.3f
wOODVILLU LOTS. ji

BY virtue Of a trust deed dated Feb.Ss
r,lary 10. 1901 a Of record In Henrico County
Court, D. 3, $16la q. page s17 default belS
msds II the paasmbsin
the beneilc larry SO to DC, q will sell BY
ap't1ohMo RpA " M NANCY
en e l e s| Ehs
$enth Streets, in the town&of Ivoodytlle, q
near tho northeastern limits q the CITY
Of 1 R : & b sS.s 4
Mar 24-td 554s. Trustss.
- By Aug;ustine Royah 8 Co, e, Is 583s
Z Real Estate Agents and &Auctionesr;E
Office: Leader Building, Manchester. ya.5
II, R ! s SALE Sal ",
A Nice Little Farm In Chesterfield County
Manchester. on :NlONDAY,8 MARCH Sotll.
1908, at 70 O'clock a, NJ, on the premises
the u nssua n date dated Jaly It'll
duly recorded In the County Court clerk,s
office, Of said county in p, 3, Of PAGE e, SG,
It au potins on The day hour and Mace
i ing on the the Warwick Road. D containlngslt
acres I'D Joining the lands . 2, 1,3 Renm,
ct et "a ais. This Is nice land and Will make n
a nice suburban home. itetS55 J. 1 ", u.s.
. TI0RMs-Cash as to expenses s. !. q I. sa sh.
taxes, any be due ana to pay =, oE ne
n tsrest ae from JH III s It'll io Til ths
residue upon such terms as VIII % a ans
nouAeea . sa.s uausrINp ROYAL ; M
Mar 25. 2s, 27,2s,2a -. Trustee. va
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Legal NOTICES

D. Y oii sre GercbV notified that lot Of
land deseribed AZ follows lot No. u IN
RoBin Park, iceat q. III Fairfield Magls..
terlal District, Henrieo county, Va. I, wa lls
taxes, levies, interests and costs due
thereon for the year so, to the Coinrocti-
Wealth OF ;virgifiia / nh applca ton for the
purchase thereof has been filed III THIS
records In this oiflco tfiat you nre Inter.
ested Tn tho said land. you are further
notified to appear here n four Z, onthss
may b necessary to project your inter-.
estA. 5r35. ,ts5 a n. . !.
va g ~ ~ 1900 y SAMUEL r. yvADDt1L, 5
Clerk OF the County Court Of laenrico
Ie county Va. II. "a \. a
"A este Is. !. !. u. h. "a
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@ BY virtue Of q certain deed o. * !. trua3
dated the 18th day. Of re bruary, !. 1880. and
accorded in the clerk, office ot Henr ass
default having been made in the payment
Of part the debt sseu1Esd the J. .reby.
acary thereln will sell by pub !c allc-s
49, " MONDAY. MAR Gil 80. 1oos, Y, Il
the RrofPepty aescr nar
eel Of land, with the iimprovementss there
on, lying and being In HenrlcS Go 'iniy;;
acres more Or less fronting on the weotf
n mile from the city, Of chmond |, im:SS
provaments consist Of stuccsSe e N ,,,,a
nEa formerly the residences nd
ia pay the following oharg
ThRNis Sc Cash suftic lent to ma y. ! y penses;
OF executing this trust, all UNPAID taxes
70 day Of sa L., and to pay g ooo balanss
due on the lastanote for SO, b4Q) and Ninter-
est on said 81. 900 from, February az 1907;
the residue q Il zone. and two ears sto %
est added and secured by trust deed on. On
said property. I, !, :,
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Senator Martin Here.
Senator Thomas s. Martin is In the
city and is stopping at the Westmore|and
Club. aif;
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TOT. s. WIIEDLWRsIIsGaT: . ". y,
lana g. described scr as as follows: Lot No, IS. In
robin Park located In Fairfield Magis-
teral District, Henrleo county VA y, , was
taxes, levies. interests and costs due
wealth OF Virginia; an application Q t the
purchase thereof has been t1ied N t ths
records Of this office that YOU are inter
ested in the said land. you are furtn 1,s
notiaed to IN f9 n N n0nsnff
may be necessary to protect your inter-
ests.g1 .g !, ~. -, i, !, -
MAJ Mslrcu' t'' SAMUEL p. WADDILL,
Clerk Of the County Court OF Henric 6
county, Va. v S " ~
"A copy-Te ste: -. = !, I, !sE
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10 " ~ ROSS mi . .I5.,,,
8 YOU are hereby. notified that lot q q
th he PlGnS Of Robin Park, Fairfield Magls.
teriai District, tHeriricp county. Va.,l was
sold on the -.. by Of - for delin1us9 en-
thereon. for the year 1899 to tho Corntnoi-,
wealth Of Virginia al application for the
purchase thereof has been filed In tbs
office and 1T appea ring from the RECORDS !, 1!s
the said land, you arc further notified 10
appear here III four months from. the date
of'tfis notice andldo what may be neces-
sary to protect your interests.
m G1ven Under my hand this 2Gth day OF
l''1.1tS,ss' 81 SAMUEL p. WADDILL, ,8t
Clerk OF the County Court OF Henrlco
county J, v Ia Is. .l53 4 6
"A copy-Teste: !, Y - =,
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BY James II. Crensfiaw,
Real Estate Aucttoneer. 4
1013 u. Main Street,

Ser.RUsTED s sAIE II
5iT7s, ON BROOK TUTaNPI KID WITH 4H!4ss sSf
Sf7d4 1b1I ACRES OF3 LAND. 8SS 33i&
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4 AUCTION sALEs--FUrUHE DAxS.s
Partition Sale o. !. q
Improved Real Estai &
Az Auction, az

FINE PAYING INVESrMENT.5s
,3we viii sell at public auction, on ING
pre''1ASTrGIt TUESDAY, MARCH 81, ists, sS
at { p. NJ. !, three houses and 1ots, 'front.'
Ing IS feet on 4 east side Ninth Street,
Nos. 116, 1lS and lao. These houses are
gbod renters. they are Plo cated In the
Center ofl the city being within two
SQUARES Of tho courthouse, postoftlce and
bank buildings. Also Will sell a. the same
time one vacant lot. 4 front ting g feet on
!, It cash a Il balance ~ !,
. ''' NJ "A ,ii d IL re BT. 8. R1vES.
"A. i. Adnmson, cttoreer. ss.S
Mar 26-6t IN " 3j@ III ~ M tS l,Ss
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FOR RENT FL
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TO ANNA sIdPKINS:i :.
D You are hereby notified that lot 81 81
land described ns follows: Lot No. III. IN
Robin Park d Fairfield Mn gisteral District.
Ilenrico county a.tswas sold on the - =
day OF for DELINQUENT taxes. leyies, IN
erests ana cost due thereon fortho yea T.
an an application Tor, the. purchase thereof
has been filed In this Office and It appear
Ing from the records IN this office that a.
further notified to appear here !nH four
months from the date of this notice and
do what may be necessary to protect your your
= Given under my hand this 18th day Of
March. 1903 = ,,.rD11
Clerk Of the County Court Of 1ienrlco
{5 county, Va. XXI Il
"A copy-Test e - . :, Z, Z,
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- al "a w y IA. RICKS, Trustee.a
BY James H. Crenshaw. i Auction
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BY Augustine Royal 8 Co, 5 sj3st
Real Estate Agents and AAuctione Srvi
Office: Leader Building, Manchester Va "a.
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] NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CHAR LES ID BOILING, II
Il 81 y; ,t4 Sllpcrjntendcnt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-12
chief I.r"prr IN Indorzrd.

At II meeting Of the Reno City Conn
Gil Wednesday evening the charges pre-.
ferrra by III. Il. Beck against Chief of
Police L.e"per were considered.
The following resolution was nitro
duced 10y Councilman Wilson. lis
adoption was moved by Councilman
Hoppe and seconded by Councilman
Drappo. 1t passed unanimously.
Resolved. That after Il full investiga-
tion Of the charges against r. G. Lceper,
chief Of police OF the city Of Reno, pre-.
ferrcd by II. II. Beck, and others; and
further That the city council OF the city
of Reno found that said charges are and
were not substantIated by facts, and
that said officer at said investigation
fully indicated himself in reference to
the charges preferred; and further DO il
Resolved, That the said Leeper is q
fit, suitable and competent person &c
fill The Office of chief of police of the
city Of Reno, and that this resolution be
spread upon the minutes OF thus meet.
mo.
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King. Queen aud MIn,.,,r. Knl.d.

About two o'clock Thursday morning
the internal dissentions OF the Kingdom
OF Servia eliminated in the assassination
OF King Alexander md Queen Draga,
togeth, r with all their ministers. The
bloody deed met with the approval OF
the %populace, who thronged the streets
of belgrade shouting long life to the
new King. The pretender to the Ser.
Won throne, Prince Peter Karageorge-
witch, was proclaimed King Quiet
reighed in the city yester lay.
One account asserts that Alexander
shot his Queen mud himself when the
palace was entered by the revolutionary
soldiers. Another accoun says that
Il party Of officers proce ID to the palace
by previous arrangements with General
! Ljubasivkccs and called upon King
Alexander to abdicate in favor Of Prince
Peter Karrngeorgevitch. The King
refused and shot Col. Naumoys, who
made the proposal. The other officers
there with summoned the war minister,
General Paw witch. and Tudorovitch,
he minister 81 the interior, and shot the
King and Queen and Pctrovitch, one OF
the Kings aide de camps, and other
loyal officers. The leader ~ the nct uni
assaIlauts WIS Lieutenaut-Coi. Michicb,
who himself murdered the Queen. The
latter, together with her brother and
sisters, was struck down with an IKE.
Tie Queen died immediately. Tho
KIM Ii.nl 81 ,,- ,t.t, m. $500. A.
ate cause of the revolution WINS the re
to belgrade Of Lieutenant Lungievitza.
brother 81 the Queen, Hnd Il supposed
candidate for the throne.
\ new government was formed and
the following proclamation WAS issued:
" q the Servian people:
Last night the King aud Queen were
shot. In this grave and fatetul move
ment friends Of the fatherland have
combined to form a new government.
While the government makes
this announcement to the. people
it is convinced that The Seryian people
will gather ronnd il and lend it their aid
to maintain order md security through.
mt the land.
The government hereby makes known
TINT from today the constitution OF
April 6, 1901, comes in force. A meet.
ing OF the national representatives.. dis
solved by the proclamation of March 81.
is summoned to meet at Belgrade, June
To-"
The peace OF Europe Is threatened by
the Wholesale murders, but it is under
stood that the new King has strong in.
~iluence Mt the Court Of st Petersburg to
which he is allied and where his son is
now being educated under Russian di.
rPctionR.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-12

We were pleased to meet Mr.. Winter
mantel on the street this afternoon. Al.
though very weak yet, he Gays he ieels
good and is gaining every day.
The railroad company is putting its
new track into use as rapidly us pos
sible. Monday night the thirteen miles
Of new track between Iron Point and
Valmy were cut in and the entire new
stretch Of track from the latter point to
the beginning OF the cutoff at Golc0nda
will soon be used.
Judge S. j. Bonnifield Jr. hes fully re-
covered from the injuries sustained by
being knocked down by a team nearly a
month ago. The Judge is around NJ
usual and this morning helh a short
session OF court. Friends here aud in
many other parts Of the State will be
gratItied to knOw Of his complete recov-
ery.-Standard.
The Standard says that the law pass
ed by the last Legislature, compelling
water and light companies to connect
their main pipes or wires with houses
which have been properly piped or
wired. will likely be tested in the courts
unless the Winnemucca Water and
Light Company recedes from the AFRO.
giant position it has assumed towards
business men who have had their build.
ines wired by another electrician than
that employed by the company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-06-12

According to the session laws Of the
Inst legislature, as printed aud publish.
cd, it is unlawful to- maintain houses of
prostitution within four hundred yards
Of II church, but according Ia the ] mr..
nal Of The same body. it appears TINT no
such law was pnssed; That the law wig
passFiI by the house, in which it origin.
eted, provided that the distance should
DO "two hundred" and not "iout hun.
dred" as shown by the printed laws Of
the s]ceaiOn.
How will the conflicting record DO
reconcilcd; what cons. tutes n violation
%! tho statute, and what liz to govern the
officers NJ the law in casc Of mn alleged
violation. arc questions that are apt 10
prove bothsrsome IN tho iu,mrc.-Silyer
State.
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&H@na1
Levi Strauss 6 Cos
CoPPer-riveted
Owe Is
commencement Exercises.

The annual Commencement Exercises
Of the Eiko County High School will be
held in the High School building Tues.
day evening, Juue 10th at s o'clock.
The following will be the programs:
Chorus, -Song nf Welcome. Veazie..
Young Ladies' "f the High Schoo!
Thesis. Oxygen" ......... .....
......... Herbert Tnyior Johnson
Essay, Literary Study.
........... &C.. VERNE Evelyn Jon ~
Thesis, - III" Atmosphere" ..........
-. -. 49,. Mearl Paul SchilIersrron,
Chorus, -l1re Happy Miller-...........
Thesis, -Chcmical Tests" ............
........ 49,. Lewis Wilbur Merritt
lhesls, ~t'olor ...........FronR Drown
Essay, ~ Problem in IIistory".......
........ ...C'athc rinc Louise Dewar
Instrumental Duet The Waves Of the
Occap," Mrs. Brush and Miss Pullman
Commencement Address
.............. Hon. George S. Brown
Presentation 1T Diplomas .........
.......... MIR. Charles B. Henderson
Chorus" Tie Dance Invites Us,"GonOud
The members of the Senior Glass will,
ns usual, send uvi.atioIs to their inn
mediate friends, but it should he under.
stood TINT these exercises are absolutely
public. and that all the friends uf the
High School. whether they receive invi-
tations or not, will not Only he welcome
mt the eXerc'ses, but their presence upon
that %nccasiop is much desired. The
members Of the hoard OF education, the
principal and the teachers take this op-
p%ortunity tai extend to all a cordial invi-
ration to he present mt the High School
next Tuesday evening.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

DR.. Hood returned from Salt Lake
this afternoon
District Attorney Henderson il still
confined Ia his house.
Mrs. McMullcn Of Starr valley is
spending n few days in town.
Mr.. j. S. Gardner left Tor Reno last
night attend the Knights OF Pythias
Grand Lodge.
John Murphy came down from Tms.
cnrorn yesterday. lie is N his way to
Reno to attend the Knights OF pythins
mud Odd Fellows Grand Lodges.
". l. Wallace. the Reno saloon keep
or. whose license was revoked by The
city council, has Appealed Ia the Su
prcmG Court FOR n writ 81 certiornrI and
stay Of proceedings.
EppiuPcr n Co. the SIM Francisco
grain brokers. who failed last week. will
20 through bankruptcy. The creditors
have appointed three attorneys tn pre-.
pare the necessary papers.
Sheriff Clark hns twelve prisoners in
the county Jail. Two Of them are held
Ia appear before tho ginnd jury. two are
United States prisoners and the rest are
serving sentences for petty Offences.
J.. -. Dudley passed II bad check Sat.
urday for 5000 upon Mr.. Sadlicr, ono OF
the ]proprictors of the Overland Hotel.
Reno. Dudley was arrested nj tiuw.
thorne mud will be taker back to Reno
Tor trial.
Tho recent changes madel by the
Southern Pacific railroad construction
give To Lyon county gcven rights Of q
mile more oi tho nlain track, ~ u total
Of 1877 miles. with 1906 miles ot aide
track.
Governor Sparks, Hon. J. a. rcring
ton and G.. II. Il. Hardin, Novada'R com
missiuncrs tu the 81. Louis fair, arc
hard Mt work. Thoy shy they are meet
ing with success in obtaining cxhibit'
TINT will reflect credit upon Nevada, bu'
they hive nh immense amount ~ wort
ahead NJ them.
II il reported that Virginia City's car
niyal fund will reach $1,000. This in
surca n roaring time on Tho Comstoct
on the Fourth Ot July. Tho cit.
will bc deliberately decorated nn'
everything pcaible will 10 done to TAX
caro- Of visitors. Tx Congressman lar
tine will deliver the Grafton.
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Masonic GRIND OmcrIa

Tho GRIND Lodge OF MasOns closed
it's labors Wednesday with the following
named officers for the ensuing
year:
Tremmor Coffin, Grand Master; Geo.
ellison, Deputy Grand Muster; &. 4.
Bcemcr, Senior Grand Warden; w n.
Silford, j unior Grand Warden; George
a. Morgan. Grand Treasurer; G. n
Notewarc, Grand Secretary; Thomas l..
Bcllam, Grand Chaplain; Samuel Plat,
Grand Orator: \. ~. Rcymers. Grand
Mar-hnl; J. -. Campbell, Grand Stand.
ard Bearer; Geo. T.. Parker. Grand
Sword Bearer: J, 6. Doughty. Senior
Grand Deacon; T.. -. Kelley, Grand
Bible Bearer; Charles l.. Fulston. Jun.
ior Grand Deacon; T.. H.. N0rcrOss,
Grand Steward; Il. II. 3ccmcr, Grand
Steward; Thomas l.. Cara, Grand Or.
gnnist: b. &. Maris, Grand %Pursuyvant;
$. jacobs, Grand Tyler.
Tho next Grand Communication will
be held III Virginia City.
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rs. DER
District Attorney OF Elko County, Ne

II. II. Hamlip, the scientific optician,
is mt the Depot Hotel and will remain
several days. lie is doing considerable
business here and those in need Of luis
services should either call on him or
send their address 10 the Depot Hotel.
In the latter case. Mr. iIamlin will call
ut amy residence III town and 1T NY
kind Of eyes with glasses. lie under
stands HE business thoroughly and
those who deal with hun are sure to re-
ceive courteous treatment and value
received Tor their money.