davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
COYOTES KILL A BABY.

Coyotes robbed Louis La Frank and
wife Of their only child few days ago.
on the desert out from Los Angeles.
where La Frank was operating a mining
claim. About four weeks ago he took
his wife and 7-months-old boy out to
keep him company. Coyotes were plen-
tiful in the neighborhood, but beyond
being veritable thieves were not consid-
cred dangerous. Mrs. La Frank left the
baby lying upo nthe blankets while she
went over to where her husband was
working. on an errand. The claim IL
about 40 rods from their tent ana Just
out of sight around rise Of ground.
When she approached the tent upon her
return four coyotes rushed out and fled
to a neai by canycn. She found ner
baby dead and partly eaten by the coy
otes. H
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21

SHARP PRACTICE REsORTED TO.
The suits in ejectment. rising out of
the sac of Goldfield real estate at tax
sale on account of the negligence of the
neg igence of the owners to pay Their
county taxes. have begun at Goldfeld.
Mrs. Fapp. a shrewd woman of Colum-
bia. and several Hawthorne and Soda
vile persons bought in most Of the
property and in a number Of instances
they are seeking to obtain possession OF
property va.ued into the thousands
which was sold to satisfy tax claims
amounting to less than SO. The prop
erty owners have retained attorneys 10
resist the suits, their claim being that
the property was insuficiently adver-
tised before being sold. The notice of
sale in each instance is said to have
been gwen In an obscure newspaper al
Hawthorne that has no general circula-
tion at Goldfield.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
RAINMAKER HATFIELD.

Over In Nevada county. California.
Hatfield. the rain maker, Ia celebrating.
Last Friday he arrived In Grass Valley.
Saturday morning he rugged his RAM
making apparatus on Lake Spau. ding.
Sunday afternoon it began to drixxle
and Friday night the first snow of the
season. a sharp, driving precipitation
from the northwest. began. The drouth
n Nevada county is broken and doubt
less the irrepressible rainmaker will 1T
time that $3.50 which was to be gwen
him In the event that he broke the
drouth" within seven days.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
DEATH OF W. |. MITCH. IL
ELL. A RENO MERCHANT

w. 1. Mitchell, the senior member OF
the w. 1. Mitchell Company of Reno,
died at his home on Rock street in that
city at II o'clock Sunday night. after
an illness of but few days.
Mr.. Mitchell was attacked with pneu-
monia last Wednesday morning and
went to his home. He grew gradually
worse until the end.
He was one of the leading business
men of Nevada. having been In business
in Reno for the past six years. He rep
resented the principal wholesale houses
Of the coast and before coming to Reno
to enter business for himself. acted as
the Nevada agent for many leading
wholesa e firms.
He was well known all over the State,
as well as In California and Oregon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
ADVERTISING NEVADA.

The Southern Pacific Co. has issued
$4,000 copies Of a booklet entitled New
Nevada 1t is being distributed in all
the Eastern States. A copy OF this
booklet will be supplied to any one on
application to Chas. s. Fee, Passenger
Traffic Manager. Southern Pacific Co..
San Francisco.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
PERSONAL MENTION OF
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS

Mrs. 8. A. Clark is up from MIL City
and is stopping al the WinnemuccA.
Judge G.. F. Talbot OF the Supreme
~ourt came in from Carson his mornin
and registered at the Lafayette for the
day. The Judge went on to EXC on
No. 6.
Senator Nixon left this evening for
Washington. He expects to spend the
New Years holidays in Winnemucca.
r. T. Evans is in from his Willow
Point ranch and is stopping at the La
.ayette.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
wINNEMUccA NEVADA TUESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 2l 1906

and Is therefore the more surprised to
learn, If you are correctly quoted that
it is your intention to cause bids in your
interest to be submitted under the pel1-
ing advertisement. Ii this is true 1 beg
to say that the Department is very
much in earnest in its determination TO
place its NAL contracts in the hands OF
bona Iide local onliactors who will not
nave any connection with. nor share
any part Of the proceeds or pronts WITH,
any NONRESIDENT specuia,or.
The action which you are credited
with proposing TO lake would be ciear,y
vertisement. and If, in the face OF wnat
mas preceded. you persist an connecting
yourself wi n the service IN the manneI
Indicated, and If. after The contracts are
executed, such conneclion snail come 10
he know e1ge of This ONCE as to any
particular cont act, you will not be In
position TO ask or expect any consluder-
arlon at the hands of the Department.
Since the above letter was written,
oeen submitted to The Department from
winch 1T appears that The one to whom
..nis iet1er was addressed and others
through Their agents are attempting y
induce men residing upon cerIaln routes
that are TO be relet to eneer into an
ag. cement whereby a proposal for car
department. in The name of the .ocai
man at a rate perhaps h gner than he
would otherwise have bid, and n even.
OF his being awarded the contract he
$ to share part of the compensation
with the speculator. 1t is SHOWN tina,
me speculalor through h.s agent at
.empts to discourage the local man from
submitting bid solely in his own in
crest, and to persuade him that II -
o as interest 10 enter into me agree
.lent with the specu. .ator; that the spec
-iator can furn sh the bnn5 through a
urety company, or that he is N poss-
ION before the Depar ,ment TO sect. e
ome Advantage over .he .ocal biooers.
The Depar .ment. therefore. takes this
..-eans of reitel atlng 'ts policy to place
ne contracts Tor carrying the mails in
he hands of responsible men r,lng
4pon the routes. who will either per-
O. IN the service in person or give .he..
cave persona. supervision 10 its per-
0. nance. and who hall reasive the full.
compensation pad by the Government.
or the service and shall nor share any
representation that the spectators may
make that they are in position before
he Department TO secure an advantage
3ver local bidders is absolutely Ia Sc.
Poslmasters on ioutes thai are now ad-
s~rtised or that may hereafter be ad-
.ertised. are requested to bring this
natter to the attention of all persons
likely to submit proposals, and to urge
hem not to deal with these spectators.
out TO send ther propose directly to
he Department.
Postmasters and others having knowl-
sdge of any proposals submitted under
he pending advertisements inviting pro-
,os.ls for carrying the mails In the
Western States submit ted under an ar
r4ngement made with any speculator.
are requested to promptly send to this
office a statement of all the facts re-
iating thereto of which they have per-
onal know. edge.
w. s. SIIALLENBERGER,
Second Asst p M General
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.

Letters remaining uncla. med in the
Winnemucca postoffice for the week
ending November Is. 1906:
Sam Joss. Mollie Pettis. Mrs. ID. VIII
liams C. C. White ca.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised and give the date
of this list. 8. J. ANDERSON, p. NJ.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
A LIFE-GIvINo STORM.

Snow began falling at an early hour
this morning. and at this writing.
o'clock. IL promises to be heavy fal.
for many months. and from present ap-
pearances they viii be calling on the
weather clerk to shut the gates.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
THE TRAINS.

No. is on time this evening and is
In cne section. A train load of race
horses are coming in No. 6s time and
the regular passenger will follow ten
minutes later.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
TURKEY FOR rHANKsorvINo

Have you engaged your Thanksgiving
turkeyf II not. Mrs. Joel Bradshaw Of
Paradise Valley can supply you with
choice fat ones. II Immediately notinod.
u-le-lw
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
GONE EAST.

State Insurance Commissioner Sam r.
Davis has go..e to New York. but for
what purpose the Silver State 10 NOT
sure and will refrain from making any
awhile, anyway.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
GREAT SALT LAKE soLIDIFYINa.

According to Captain d. l.. Davis,
who has been experimenting with the
water of Great Salt Lake, the lake wa
ter 10 now over 80 per cent solid matter.
1t In believed that the point Of preclp-
itation has been reached after fifteen
years Of shrinking. Objects when left
In the water for a snort time become
encrusted with coating Of sat crys-
tails.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21

Do not send away for Christmas pres
ents. We will have a fine line to Sc
.ect from. At The People store.
11-18-lw
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
FOR LEASE.

The Winnemucca Publishing Co. an
nounces that 1t will lease the Daily Sill
yer State. . newspaper pubnshea IN
Winnemucca, Humboldt county. for a
period OF three years with privilege Of
i've years. The lease to cover the Silver
State ofics, machinery and building IN
which the same In located.
For further particulars address
THOMAS NELSON.
President Winnemucca Publishing Co..
Stone House. Nevada.
Or
H. wARRE4s.
Winnemucca, Nevada.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21

We have a fine line OF Ladies' and
Children Juliets, a.so felt comforts for
o.d .adies-just the hing for these cold
mornings. At THE PEOPLES sTORE.
u-l8-lw
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
A BUSY DAY.

Thursday will be another busy day at
the Winnemucca stock yards. A train
load of Is cars Of beef cattle win be
shipped to the OAKLAND Meat CO.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

Fine Morris Chair. Wilton rug. heat
ing stove and other household furnture
for sale. Inquire of J. G.. Bowman.
Fourth street. u-13-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21

Leave your orders at the Peoples
Store for coal-both Castiegate and AN
thracite. Prompt attention given all or
ders. Give US q trial. 1l-1S-lw
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
BUCKS FOR SALE.

Thirty choice Rambouillet and Amer
can Merino bucks for sale. Inquire at
he Silver State ONCE for further partic-
liars. u-13-11-1
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21

Call and see our sweaters for ladies'.
They are beauties. At the People {
Store. l1-lS-lw
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21
WARNING 10 HUNTERS.

Any one hunting in the winnemuee
nsld below town. the property oe Nil
lsr q Lux. will be prosecuted to the fall
extent Of the law.
BY order Of
1l-a1-1n NILLH1 Z LUX.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21

silver state ads pay.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-11-21

The following letter was recently ad-
dressed TO resident Of Western state
in which the mail contracts are aDoul
To be eet:
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19

- Ma, Diet ar kanske int RAFT eller
pa marsstamman | ar, med den gar
Diet nok pa Stamina satt, ON en- ska
donna efter hans athafvor | sondags
tire veckor sen. Att Diet ska vara sd
svart att tala vid namdemansaran.
- Ma, hur vande han sig egentligen
| templet? sporde vi.
- 10, han blef. som sagdt, valid pa
marsstamman, och sen dess har han
satt ut truten och gait omkring som
en- tupp eller kurfurste | socknen. sd
for han da till kyrkan f0rsta gangen
efter valet, mar stammoprotokollet
skulle justeras i ~sockenstugan fore
tjanstens b0rjan. bet var gifvet att
han hade tagit med sig Ell hop starkt
for att undfagna justeringsmannen och
andra. som r0stat pa honom. med en-
kyrkesup. Ty de justerade lange och
val och stampede och spottade och ia
lade gedigna ord | sockenstugan, mar
Diet ringde samman, och de gjorde sci
inte bradt med att ga in | kyrkan.
Ma, previs SON den nyvalde namde-
manner tradde inom t~empeld0rren, re-
ste sig hela f0rsamlingen for att bora
"vangelet" lasas, sasom sed och krist-
ligt a-.
Men nu hade de, som sagdt, justerat
mere / sockenstugan sa bastant och
! grundligt att namdemannen nog var
inte sa litet f0ryrad I hufvudet. Och
| denna STAINING trodde han att ALT
folket steg opp / bankarna for att be-
tyga honom sin vordnad. Den nye
namdemannen blef rord. Han graf,
strackte opp hogra handen med small
piskan och SHREK till med en- stamina.
som visserligen darrade, men som dun
drade oliver presten:
- Satt er, satt er, go vanner! Satt
er tvart! Da har a narapa a~fgudadyr-
kan! Da d ju int stort mer an alta
dar sen ia inte var likare an nagon af
err! En- a val i ALA fall int stort mer
an en- fattig syndig manska, fast man
d namdeman!
ia, sa predikade han pa ~kyrkogan-
gen. Preston h6ll pa att ia dandim-
pen och vi skamdes. Men namdeman-
men gick in och satte sig en- stol och
gjorde bon och somnade och snarkade
sa som endast en- namdeman kan snar-
ka. Hva ska en- CORA med en- sadan?
slot Pelle / 30.
vi tr0stade karlarne sa godt vi kun
de.
Han blir nog bra, sa vi, mar han
fatt lite praktik. Han var nu ny, kan
vanjer sci nok med tiden!
Matte sd ske! sa Lungemosakar-
larna.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19
MEL-l.
Skis az Selma Lagerlof.

Ingen, som ser henne ute pa gatau,
kan lata bli att tanka: Hvad hon ar
olycklig. Eft stackars p~uckelryggigt
barn, hvad hon ar olycklig.
Hon ar Ell mer an stu ar, och hon
har redan Diet langa ansigtet, och de
ianga, tunna handerna. Mar helst hon
skall ut pa gatan. satter hennes NOR
pa henne en- fotsid kappa, som har en-
stor krage, hvilken ligger j djupa week
0fyer q Och man f0rsoker att
Ell Sc nagot, man ger akt pa sina ogon
for att de Ell skola upps0ka hvad de Ell
bora marka.
Man fragar henne ON lekar och
dockor, man bemodar sig att tala till
henne som till EFT vanligt barn. Ovill-
k~orligen soker man tala hurtigt och
raskt och hojer rosten, for att den
Ell skall sjunka ned till nagot medlid-
SAINT och jamrande, dit den oupphor-
iigt narmar sig.
Hon ar liten och spad, egentligen
kan man Ell tro, att hon ar mer an fem
ar. Ocksa har hon ALT hittills ansetts
for liten att ga i skola, men nu till
hosten skall hon b0rja.
- All Ameli, hvad Diet blir roligt for
dig att komma i skolan och ia kamra-
ter att leka med. bet blir annat an
att jamt ga hemma hos NOR.
Hon lyfter slit lila genomskinliga
ansigte och smaller forhoppningsfullt.
Men sakerligen ar ALT delta ON kam-
rater, lekar och skolor d0da ord for
henne. Denna lila 0mtaliga varelse
ar naturligtvis tvungen att fora EFT
helt annat lif an EFT vanligt barn.
Nasta gang man rakar henne, far
man veta, att hon bade b0rjat sin sko-
la och slutat den. Och hennes NOR
hviskar sakta, att Nell ej talde Diet.
Hon blef sd tr0tt, och hon maste ligga
hela eftermiddagen.
Sa lyckonskar man henne att ia
STAMINA hemma hos NOR, sasom man
forut lyckonskat henne att ia ga bort.
M blir Diet NOR, som far lara dig lasa,
Nell, och du far lof att skaffa dig en-
tupp, som varper hvar gang du Tart en-
NY bOkstaf.
Mel, Nell skall int lara lasa an,
sager hennes NOR. Hon skall f0rst la
ra sig spela.
SkalI Nell spela?
- ia, Nell tucker ON att spela, Och
nu far hon ga hem till en- af lararin-
r som skall spela med henne.
Nell blir Ell trott af att sitta ensam
med lararinnan i EFT flint rum och spe-
Ia. Men i skolan var Diet sd mycket
oyasen.
Och sa hviskar modern arligen, att
Nell far lof att ha nagot arbete utom'
hus, hon maste ga ut nagonstans med
en- skolvaska for att kama, att hon ar
som andra barn.
Men ON EFT par veckor ar spelningen
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19
OCH
KYRKoBuLLER.
Bygdekronika af Thure S.

Jag kan int begripa suckade
Pelle / 30 hvad var socken har
gjort for ondt framfor andra socknar
eller pa hvad satt vi f~orsyndat oss,
eftersom f0rsynen straffat och straffar
oss sa hardt med en- evinnerlig otur i
afseende pa namdeman.
ia, sag Diet, den som kan! sa
jesse / Jonshult och sag nedbruten ut
af skam och ruelse.
vi hade traffat pa de der gubbarna
a vagen fran Vralebo marknad, der vi
salt vara stutar till upplandingar. Och
mar vi nu gingo hem med planb0cker-
ma uti innerfickorna pa vara kali
skinnsvastar och k0peskalarna imam
for babe vastar och planbocker, talade
vi med hvarandra ON vara respective
hemkommuners vedermodor och franz
gangar.
Pelle och jesse voro fran Lunge-
mosa socken, hvarest man en- sondag
i b0rjan af manaden haft EFT ganska
bra kyrkobuller att dragas med.
bet var ON denna sorgliga affair vi
talade, mar Lungemosagubbarna b0r-
jade forgrufva sig diver sin stora nam
demannaotur. Ty Diet var inte mer
och int mindre an sjalfve namdeman-
men, som a~vagabragt berorda kyrko-
butler och dragit smalek 0fver sock
men.
Xfven de store kunna alltsa fela, Diet
Sc vi. Och mar de synda. sd skier Diet
forstas vanligen | gross och | stor
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19
EN-

En- hushallerska berattade for herrn
att hon pa natten dromt ON EFT visst
hummer som skulle utfalla med hogsta
vinsten. Hon bad derfor att ia EFT
litet forskott for att skaffa sig lott
sedeln. bet flick hon naturligtvis och
samtidigt antecknade herrn / all tyst-
het numret, som hushallerskan ON
talat for honom.
Dragningen kom och naturligtvis ut
foil hogsta vinsten pa delta
Var man latsade ON ~ingenting och
fr0jdade sig i slit inre oliver att hus-
hallerskan Ell visade nagon nerves orc
att ia Sc dragningslistorna. Han visar
sig ytterst vanlig en- dag, friar dagen
derpa, far genast ia och de gifta sig
o~fordrojligen. Bruden simmar i EFT
hat af odromd sallhet och Diet usla,
krassa lotteriet har hon visst nastan
glomt...
Men Diet har int den lycklige akta
mannen. Han omtalar EFT, tn, tire att
han sett i den officiela dragningslistan
att Diet omdr0mda numret fallit ut med
h0gsta vinsten.
Hvilket hummer, hvilken dr0m?
Han erinrar henne ON saken och Der
att ia Sc l%ottsedeln.
All, jasa Diet! Xsch, kara du, jag
brydde mig aldrig ON att k0pa nagon
lott, jag k0pte en- ny haiti / stallet...
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19
TleeERl.

bet talas harda ord ON tiggeri
had man och man emellan och ! bla
den.
Men delta borde helst man lata Dill
Ty tiggare vi arc hela raden.
Naturligtvis Diet skillnad skall sig tei
Men den, som aldrig tiggt, den VIII
jag Sc.
Och hvar och en- han Tiger pa slit
satt:
ON bistand den, som kommit pa det
hala,
ON tillstand den, SON saknar a ratt
ON anstand den, som icke kan betaia'
Den, som ar bunden, Tiger att oil III
Den frie Tiger ON att bunden bli.
Man Tiger ON kredit och ON rabatt
On eftergift da nagot rakar brista;
Den ena Tiger slantar / en- matt
Den andra Tiger bidrag pa en- hsta
IN Tiger blot der nagot ar att ia,
En- AMMAN Tiger hvem han traffar pa
AT tiggeri sa manga skilda prof
Man meter jamt och standigt pa SIN
bana:
Den ena Tiger utaf rent behof,
Den andra alter bara utaf Ina
Och har en- manska ALT hvad tankas
ma,
Hon tigga Ell kan lata bli anda,
Man Tiger stundom att ia &c sig al
Man u~nderstundom Tiger ait ia droJa
Och sallan Ell man Tiger att som slal
Fa for en- qvinna kna j stoftet boJa
Och under karleksokets ljufva tvans
Man tigger ON sin egen undergoing.
Du har kanske en- van, som redo star
Att lemna dig for allra forsta gangen
Du Tiger ON en- lock af hennes hal
Till att ia lagga uti medaljongen,
Och hon. hon Tiger ifran dig att fs
Eft litet trefligt vykort da och da.
Den ena Tiger ON att ia ga ut,
En- AMMAN alter att ia STAMINA inne.
En- treble Tiger ON att absolut
ia saken ordnad efter eget SHINE.
Man Tiger sa, som Diet sig faller bast
Och for sig sjalf man Tiger allra NEST
[ alimanhet Diet kallas- for att be,
Anhalla ON, begara ia och "vigga"
Men hvilket MANN nan an ma saker
ge,
bet blir i saliva verket dock att tigga
Och sjalf af sangens gud jag Tiger sa
Gif mig en- spik att koka soppa pa.
Costa.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19

orsaken till s%kaIlighet. Da va fas-
ligt hva k0rkherrn d skalliger, unga
karl son han a.!
Da a la for han byter ON skjorta
hvar helg!
Den lillas prof. = Nh ska Greta va
ra snail och alta vallingen for mammas
skull. Mamma gor jul ALT for Greta.
Cor mamma Diet?
ia visst. min unge.
At v~allingen da!
Efterat. A.: - Sa mayer du har
blifvit, sedan du gift dig med din hus-
hallerska. Hur kan Diet komma sigP
B.: - bet ar mycket enkelt forr
lagade hon alltid nina alsklingsratter.
nu lagar hon bara sina.
Magert bette. Baron P. ar ovanligt
flintskallig.
Da baronen en- dag helsar pa en- dam
ob~serveras han af var gamle van ko-
lingen, som finner sig foranlaten w.t.
ra:
- ia hellre will jag komma pa fat
tighuset an vara lus | da hufvudet.
Oct tycker inte Hanson. Jansson:
Har du hort att Hanson haller pa och
arbetar pa en- bat, SON inte tycks villa
Karlsson: = bet ar val en- utmarkt
egenskap?
Jansson: Men Diet tyc'1er int
Hanson.
Karlsson: - Hvarf0r Diet?
Jansson: - Mel, for Diet Or en- un-
dervattensbat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07

MCNEIL, Fayetteville. ~. CT; Mr.. r odncy5
McDonough, Boston; Mr.. Eewall K. Ken:
non, Belmont, o.. Mr.. William H Kirk :;
Hayden villxesbarre,f Pa.
From Maryland: ates-Dr. lillian
II. Mccourcey, Carmichael, Md; Hon
Oswald Tilg gilman, Annapolis, Nd. Lieu
tenant Colonel Daniel NJ. Taylor, Troy.
N. X; Mr. enry r. Webb, Washington.
10. C., Mr.. William NJ. Lausuale Phlla-5
fdelphia.
From North Carolina: Delcsates- Hon.
William G. Lamb, Williamson. NJ 81;
Brigadier-Gcner Charles L. Davis.
Schenectady, N. ": Mr.. John G. Dawes,
vile, N. c.; sRt., Rev. Joseph y. Cheshire.
Raleigh, N. c. Altcrnates-nfr. s Walter
D. carstarphen. Plymouth, n. CT Mr.!
John B. Lord, Brooklyn; Mr.. James l.
McRee. Richmond, Va; Mr.. William Il.
Harris, Baltimore; MIR. James Aston
Cabell, Richmond, Va. . 5
From south Carolina: Deleg ates--Mr.
Daniel e. Huger Smith, Savannah, Ga,
Mr.. Henry A. M. Huger Smith. Charics-
ton, s. c.; Mr. John 3. Reeves. Charles e &
ton; Mr. Thomas Pinckney. arlestpn:
Mr.. Charles II Drayton, Charleston. !, a. -
tcrnates-Mr, Henry NJ. Tucker, MI MI
Robert b B. Gilchrlst, Mr., Lawrence y NJ.
Pinck1,ey, IA on. s3 James Sirnons, Mt.
George II, Tucker. Mr.. Ed ward FAIRIES.
| ton, Charleston, S. e.
From Georgia: Delegates : Hen. Nlitsi
e. Charlton saVannah = li % Il; Wal
Ham II Milton MarAn., E.a.'&, ~
| Francis "A. Foster, Fulnlouth. Ne So; N:r
\ George A. Mercer. Savannah, Gta, y Y;
Thomas S. y Clay New YorE city. A! Yer
III tes-Mr Joseph n. Blrr3ugtte = orr :,
va; Mr.. George T !. Iennyville saEan.
J nah, Ca; Mr. Charles; 8. Matthews, Mat ia
thcws, la; Mr., George n. Jones' sa I
, ,annah, Ga; Mr., George .lVsll'i s 81,
vannah. Ga. Isl Il 81, Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorton's Reception
Il Mr. and Mrs. IIeth Lortonls Will. giye y
/ large reception on Friday afternoon. NJ v q Y
4 12th, from 5Etof7 o'clock, IN honor Of th l
/ general officers, delegates and 5aiternate .'
Of the General Society OF the Clncinnall
| and the Colonial Danes OF Virginia. me
! large hall room at the Richmond. h ,l
i been engaged for the occasion. AZ tho
Colonial Danes In Virginia have y3 p q {,
asked to this reception, and most Of 1th'
society people Of Richmond, who are pei
4 sonal friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lprton'
i Mr.. Heth Lorton Is treasurer Of the he 30