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Total =. COZ.
HERMAN OLCOVICH. and the fol-
lowing described property:
The 8. l: it. Ct lot s 4 n. ,91s It..
OF lot 9 3. Proctor & G. Div.
(Jewelry StoreD. $1,000 ~
Lot & n y, OF lot :; B. 36
S. T. & s. Div { Old wash nGuse)
80 90
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING

tees of each party shall make the ap,
pointments.
Secretaries OF the various County
Central Committees are requested to
forward a certified list OF the dele
gates so elected or appointed to the
chairmen OF the State Central. Com
mittees OF both parties.
At the aforesaid meeting of the
State Central. mi.tees of bota
parties it was unanimously resolved
and recommended tina the two con
ventions hereb.- called meet in join;
convention.
JAMES G. SWEENEY,
Chairman CT Democratic State Centr, Ii
Committee.
Attested E. L. BINGHAM. Sec.
j. F.. SOJCHEREAE.
Chairman of Silver Party State CSa-
tre! Committee.
Democratic ana Silver Farty
papers throughout the State please
copy
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Call for Democratic and Silv. r
Party Rtatd conven ions

Eat. Conventions Of the Democratic
a7d Silver Parties Of Nevada.
'-.caa4uarters If si1c Democratic STATE
Central Committee end the Si'ye'
Party State Central Commits. 81
Nevada. Reno, New, June %, 1906.
At meeting OF ihe DeRocrltic
Stale Central Committee of Nevada
aAl OF the Silye" Parry Safe Central
Committee OF Nevada, hels at Reno
.<ev.. on April u. 1906, ii was Or cred
Tat State Democratic conyintion
and Silver Party Stale convention be
acid al Reno. New. on Wedn Est. ay.
August %. 1906, at y noon. 70. The
purpose of nominating ticket { he
so:ed for at the next general cleo
ion. to be held Tuesday, \e.cm,or
;. 1906, consisting OF: ).
One Representative to Conere
One Governor.
One eutenant-GoyernCr.
One Justice of the Supreme C,,Irc
One Secretary of State
One Acknowledgement.
One State Treasurer.
One State Controller.
One Surveyor-General.
One Superintendent of Fubii. IN
struction.
One Superintendent OF State Print.
ing
Members Of the State Board OF Uni
Eersity Regents.
District Judges of the various Judic.
ia Districts O. Nevada.
Also for the selection of a State
Central Committee and the transac.
ton of oil other business as NAV prop
.rlv come before it, The basis of
representation Of the Respective coun-
ties in said conventions for each party
shall be one delegate f0- each fifty
votes or fny fraction thereof not less
than twenty-five cast fer Hon. H. r.
Bartine Democratic and Silver. Party
candidate for Justice of the Supreme
Court in 1904. agsregating liz dele
gates + r each convention apportioned
as follows:
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EXCURSION RATES EAST

July End and 3rd: August 9Th, 0tn
and 9Th; and September Sth and 9Th;
special low round trip rates will be
in effect to all points East; final re-
turning limit 81 days. but not later
than October 31st.
Colorado Common Points - 5. %
Missouri River ........ ....s. 3" 90
Mississippi River ....... y. s. 50
Chicago ............... ...... Y 81
Washington and Baltimore -. 1Os ~
New York ................... 102 20
FoE particulars see any Agent. O7
addressD.Bs4.A0<sA7tFs1esFsa@F.sNs4
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The STATE Bank s. Trust CO
Carson City. Nevada al -
Capita Fully Paid UD 5000 900


LTEc-o7s:. T. 3. hickey MEYERS PETERSEN A.
Livingston. S. l. LEE ooo7uRY, W. r.
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SAFE pER EPef::aEN7-HitA as5 Sc oeus
Boxes ha
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Bank Msn Orders
10 sea@eE.cosc IMAM Fosal Money orders
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COUNTY CLAIMS

aak,Wed June 3rd. 1yot.b- me
EaznEf Commissioners:
IA Woodbury., salary $500. SIS y"
dszu.r EastOn, salary % w.
Md hegan. salary % 10.
1Ess- k;aney, salary ..... $50 %
Fl 81 Yam Etten, salary Is" ~
II. EseaYdch, salary .... l2U %
IL IL xsberts. salary ........ 100 10
u a vOisom. salary ......... so w
q n. Gr;ant. salary ...........5 so %
1Aesx Alc(illis. salary ..........Y go 90
bkssiSlsvaGe. salary SO o.
sSasssEs Gas To-. gas ly W
AEaz$4 Tel. Co., phone ---....l .s
nxnau Water Co, water ......l2 81
~ e Tee Co. rent Of clock - ~
7sss- 8salis Appeal. printing -. 40 ~
Exs- Y. 4. Won Radesky. salary 50 ~
sEsEsa, Stat. Il Nov. Co. stat. IS 81
Az. Gtsxrney. school census ). 10 W
ExEAam Savage. erecting posts Il ~
= - GcnsHiine. cash advanced -; Wj
xzsA Ksrring. road work ........9 60
MAE2H Dickson. road work ....y y"
EH. l. Walsh. mdse. ........... ID
n e Kattleman. wood ..S 40
Ioe R0ehOn- meals at Jail .....lo Nv
~ r. Berry; medical exam. -. 10 ~
E& Z. .u1hsh, mdse poor farm So 54
EaEk- Mat Market. meat farm ~ u
LIN Anderson, painting ........7 w
Kx1Aa Press, assessment roll ~ ~
X Heidenreich, labor. material - ~
Hnl Kinney. cash advanced ....3 ~
n Stevens. road work .........iS ~
4 - Berten. ice Co. bldg. ......4 ~
dst elatt, underwear ..........1 81
r. ~ Eay. carpets ............37 ~
aunin Nc(SHhs, cash advanced liz w.
1zaI1 Petersen, grain ............7 81
n - EeutoR horse, buggy ......2 50
krnS Nero Co. mdse ....... 16 ~
* Ekmeyer, .S,,bber mat .......2 40
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uFHrtAi ADVERTISING
OFFICIAL .COUNT. Or
STATE FUNDS
E1ATE or NEVADA. !.
.Ar.~A.+~e n.~.eAu

Ehonx >f ormsby, IS. ~
N & Douglas. and. Jar4es G..
taaeneXN being duir, sworn. y.severa.iy
sssx- hey are members OF the Board
ut ExaminerA of .le State, OF Ne.
sada- that on the 18th day CT june.
Lsa9 they safter having ascertaiaed.
szaxo sna- books OF the Sta,e Con-
tsxsGItr the amount OF Nancy which
5hx,aid be in the treasury made: al
1da.sriad examination ana count OF the
Har.y and vouchers for money II the
* 1a.- Treasury Of Nevada and touna
xs11e. correct as follows:
1oin So. 70 ~
<ai,t' Coin Vouchers not re-
ttu1ied to Controller -. ,223S Us
Total -----..-.----... .si-:.3f1 II
State School Fund Securities
lvedeemable Ne:ada STATE
isiauot Fsss,ld .... s"sro0p o.
Massachusetts State :; per
.3nt- hCnds .-.-.,.I top %
sssafs Stase bonds .-o3, ,0y -
Massachusetts ssave 3l2 per
,eI.. bonds ...........:5.,33,n poo Uo
6ri,ed States bonds 80 900 o.
fh2i ..............S y. lIs.Us- II
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
sTENsLAND CAUGHT IN rANoIER
Chicago Bank Wreoker Tracked TO
Moorish City.

Chicago. Sept. A cablegran TO
the Chicago Tribune from Tangier, Mo
rocco. announces the capture in that
city Of Paul o. Stcnsiand. The president
and mans ger of the Milwaukee avenue
State Bank, which closed It's doors on
August @. The arrest was made by a
representative OF the Tribune and As
sistant States Attorney Olsen, of this
city. who have been on the trail Of
Stensland since August Is.
The closing OF the doors of the MIL
waukee Avenue state Bank. which oc-
CURED August 8. probably caused more
anguish. suffering and trouble than any
similar event In the west IN many
years. II was followed 10y several sui
cides. Several people were driven 10
insanity. Stensland lived a fast life.
spent money recklessly, speculated
Wildly and In one way and another
made away with about 81 .0O0. 600 of the
money OF the bank before the crash
came. More than $4,000 families had
money deposited In the bank. and the
failure Gaze as crushing blow TO the
majority q them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
Murdered On Lonely Road.

Johnstown. Pa. Sept (. - Distrie,
Attorney Leech and County Detective
Knee were informed of a double muir
der which occurred on a lonely trail
between Germantown and Greenwich
Mills. The body OF a foreigner was
literally cut TO pieces. A trail OF blood
led of into the brush. and a large
number OF men are looking for the
body of the second man. Another
Black Hand mystery is looked for.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
CRUISER BOSTON AN ASHORE
Is Now Lying at Beliinaham, Wash,
Leaking Badly.


Bellingh0m. Wash, Sept g. - The
United States cruiser Boston, which
struck Peabody rock. IN Rosario
straits. during a fog. while on the
way 20 target practice. is now lying
in deep water ia this harbor in
order 10 give divers an opportunity TO
examine the hull The vessel has
taken considerable water and has list
ed five degrees 20 port Seven com
partments are filed All the lifeboats
are provisioned and swung out ready
for instant use.
The ships diver. who is still work
ing, has found seam which is ad-
hitting water but has not discovered
any holes in the hull. The vessel Is be-
lieved 10 be badly wrenched. Com
mander Conman is awaiting tugs 20
tow the Boston 10 Bremerton.
The men are beginning 10 show the
effects OF the strain 20 which they
have been subjected for "a hours.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
REVIEWED ZIG FLEET
President Inspected Most Powerful
Force Ever Assembled Here.

President Inspected Most Powerful
Force Ever Assembled Here.
Oyster Bay. Sept 4.-0n the waters
OF Long Island Sound. within view of
Sycamore Hiu, the president of the
United States reviewed the greatest
feet of American war ships ever as
sembled
There was a ship Of war Tor every
state. 80 En- all. ranging in size from
the magnificent l6.OO0-ton cruiser Just
completed 90 the feet little torpedo
boat and the submarines, and iuclud-
ing one troop ship and colllers. In
three columns there stretched along
the sound Il batueships. four armored
cruisers. four protected cruisers. four
monitors. SIX destroyers. six torpedo
boats. submarines. a troop ship and
FIVE au2iliarics.
In peace paint OF spouess white.
wroathed I'm rainbows OF flags ship
rails manned CLOSE aboard. the splen-
did feet underwent the ceremony OF
inspection by the president of the
United States
When the Maylowcr reached tho
head Of the column 90 begin the re-
view. the feet was completely sur
rounded by fully 500 boats large
enough % weather the blow and load
ga with sightseers 20 their full capac-
fly. a large number OF thrce-deck
steamers. each carrying thousands Of
passengers. ran down from New York
auc others came from Connecticut
ports and towns on the Long Island
shore They all maintained perfect
order. not a boat breaking through tho
Gordon of naval launches thrown
around the fleet.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08

leigh, North Carolina discharged all
OF it's colored walters and substitu
ted white females in the dining
room. This was heraljed as the
beginning OF the movement to sup
plant Negro labor with white labor.
The following telegraphic dispatch
announces the failure OF the limo
walton. "Sambo" has come unto his
own again.
Raleigh. y. c.. Sept. Some
thing like two months ago. Proprie-
tor Howell Cobb, of the Marlborough
Hotel here. dismissed all his colOred
walters in the dining room and sub
stituted white girls. To-day he
makes the announcement that he
finds that the experiment is a COM
plete failure ana that beginning 20
day be vii return to the employ
ment OF the colored walters. He
says he is convinced that it is not
az an practicable 10 use white girls
in positions of this kind.
IL the press OF the country viii
be equally as prompt to disseminate
the opinion of Proprietor Howell
Cobb. an impression will be correct
ed which was wrong in the start
and bow legged" in the finish.
ColOred labor of the right kind is
all right The loafing Negro has
been used to Offset the laboring one
and the whole race has suffered as
q consequence.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
SATURDAY. SEPT. sTH, 1900
JOE CANS VICTORY.

We understand that prize fights
are brutalizing. but stul for the cit
izen OF color and for the country at
large, there was furnished "a stri6
ing Illustration of the heavy handicap
under which The colorod people Of
this country are labor.ug
Joe Cans has demonstrated his
ability TO fight both as welter
weight and a lightweight boxer He
has stood alone in his class for
many years Yet 40 Goldneld. Ne
vada last Monday. hc was forced 90
fight with the white man getting
twenty thousand out OF thirty thous
and dollars OF the guarantee money
and then was sweated down TO "a
point where IL was hoped that e
nough of his weight and strength
had been forced from him to make
him an easy mark for the Dane who
met him in the ring It had been
facetiously said that his name taken
backwards spelled snRg and bat
Ting" Nelson found this TO be true
20 his sorrow. The white man put
up a fight that was remarkable for
its violation of the rules of the
prize hght ring.
He had lost the fight long before
he delivered the cowardly blow be
low the belt that has been out
lawed ever since this form of war
fare was inaugurated. They say
that Nelson looks as though he has
been through a threshing machine.
He hoped TO win on race prejudice,
but he lost the deal on that score.
Even the Negro haters down here
have no sympathy for him. While
they would like 10 have seen him
win. they say he ought 70 have been
killed for crossing arms with d Ne
gro.
AS for the fair minded white men
they have nothing but contempt for
the Nelson tactics. Joe Cans comes
high now and he has first place IN
the hearts of those colored folks
who like sport and he is receiving
much commentator from the other
kind, who shut one eye on it and
see it with the other. We are glad
Cans won and it adds another laurel
10 the achievements OF the race.
They are able to win on one track
as well as on another. A citizen OF
color is now lightweight champion
of the world. This thing sounds
good 10 us and on this occasion we
find ourselves human and cheering
Cans with with the rest of the
crowd.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
PRODUCE QUOTATIONS

The Latest Closing Prices In the
Principal Markets.
PHILADELPHIA - FLOUR quiet.
winter extras. S3u3.15. Pennsylvania
roller. clear. s325U340: CITY mills.
fancy. S450n $500. RYE FLOUR firm
per barrel $3.50 500 WHEAT firm
No, Pennsylvania red 72Q72IAc.
CORN steady, no. . yellow. local
59lec. OATS steady. No. . white.
clipped. 36c.; lower grades. 35c. HAY
steady, No. ] timothy. Sl9 an 1850
PORK steady. family. $3.50. BEEF
firm beef hams. $40. POULTRY. Live
firm, hens. 1870 I4c.; old ROSTERS.
ga siac. Dressed firm. choice fowls.
l4c., old ROSTERS. 3c. OUTER firm.
creamery. extra. pc. EGGS firm, Sc
lectcd. % 26c., nearby. DE, western
22c.. southern. l9U21c. POTATOES
steady. per barrel 81 5O6115.
AUTHORITARIAN easier; No
spot t5 .-c.; steamer No. spot
coke, southern 66lsc. CORN nom
inal, mixed spot. Doe. steamer mixed
534c.; southern 5Sizc. OATS firm
white No. 35I35lAc.; no. 3. 34N
- l2c.. No. 8. 32c.: mixed No. 2. 34c. f.
No. g. S2ia RI 32c. BUTTER steady.
creamery separator extras. % III 24c. +.
prints. 24N25c. hold 16I20c. Mary
land and Pennsylvania dairy prints, ia
Nl5c EGGS firm, fancy Maryland
ard Pennsylvania pic, Virginia. pic,
West Virginia. poke, southern, 2Oc.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
Palma VIII Flnht h Out

those who tentatively suggested pro
ject Of mutual concessions as a means
OF ending the rebellion were SKATER
ed when President Palma called Gen
eraI Cebreco. one of the proposed
peace commissioners. To the palace to
inform him that the government had
no concessions 20 offer or accept and
no intention other than fighting the
matter through and suppressing the
insurrection.
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Live Stock Markets.

PTTTSBURG CUnlon Stock Yards)-
CATTLE steady; choice. S5.75 a 6
prime. $500 $40. HOGS active and
higher; prime heavies. S6.450 $50; me
diums and heavy Workers. $6.6OT6. 40.
light Workers. $G.1OUG75. r0ughs. IS
05.50. piss S6.50Q6.55. SHEEP steady.
prime wethers, $5.6O05.75: culls ana
common, $2.50Q3.50; lambs, S5QS;
veal calves, $8085O.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
Two Men Bun Down BY Train.

Lancaster. Pa. Sept 5.-The Key
stone express struck a team driven
by John Reinhold at grade crossing
in this city and fatally injured him. Al
Parkesburg the same train struck
Elias o. Reitzel. of Columbia. Pa, a
freight conductor. and killed him In.
stantly. Reitzell was IS years old ap 3
leaves O wife and two children.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
WHITE LABOR NOT PRACTICE
BILE.

Race prejudice figured TO such an
extent In North Carolina recently
that the Marlborough Hotel at Ra
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
Opposes SoclaIIsm.

socialism presents a consistent theory.
but a theory which. ia my judgment does
not take human nature into account. Its
strength Is IN It's attack upon evils The
existence OF which Is confessed It's weak
ness IS that IL would substitute new
cisoase-if not a worse one-for the dis
ease from which we suffer. The socialist
Is honest IN The belief that he has found
a remedy for human Ills. and he must be
answered with argument. not with abuse.
The best way 20 oppose socialism is TO
remedy the abuses which have grown up
under individuallsm. but which are not a
necessary part of indlvidualism. and tho
sooner the remedy Is applied the better
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08
Fatal Fiqht over Two cent?.

Johnstown. Pa. Sept. An a fight
among Italians at Boswell, a mining
town In Somerset county. four men
were seriously injured, two fatally.
The trouble started as the result of a
dispute over two cents that one man
claimed to have won in a poker game.
All four men are under arrest.
Will Leave Oyster Bay October /.
oyster Bay, N. Y. Sept. 5.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt will leave Sycamore
Hill for Washington October I. Three
days later he will make a flying trip 20
Harrisburg and York. Pa. where he
will deliver speeches.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08

Euterci az the Post OGhco ~ Richmond. Va
- =-r,ond-clAss matter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-09-08

CONTINUED ON EIGHTH PAGE.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-10
The Sensational Cure OF Mrs.
Caldwell Is the Talk OF Her
AcQuaintanceS

Mrs. Ida Caldwell, sos Pearl street,
Sioux City, Ia, Vice-President Order Of
Washington, writes:
81 suffered with catarrh Of the res
piratory organs off and on for the last
three years until I thought it was
chronic. My chest and lungs were ir-
ritated and I had to use the greatest
care not to expose myself to chilly air
or dampness as it increased my troubles.
"My physician advised me to try q
change of climate, but was unable to
leave my family. Reading of the Won
derfuI cures performed by Peruna, /
bought q bottle.
''Itwas with the greatest satisfaction
that found II the one medicine among
them all which cured me. was re-
lieved within three days and after two
months and q half the irritation was
gone, my lungs perfectly healed and my
health restored. Ida Caldwell.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-10
ASSESSORS ARE NOW HEARING
TALES OF WOE TOLD AS
FACTS.
TROUBLE IN HUNTING DOGS
Horses Valued at $25, Cows at $40,
and Watches Worth Only
Thirty Cents.

The assessor is abroad in the land
and now has his work well under
way. Pianos are being moved to
woodsheds, tin cans are being fasten-
ed to dogs tails, the horses and
cows are being turned into the Glow
er woods" and silver plate is being
buried.
The assessors find that property of
personal nature has shrunk consid-
erably during the past few days. A
horse that could not be touched for a
hundred dollars few weeks ago,
and which was proclaimed as the best
animal in the county, perfectly gen.
tie, and having all the other good
traits, is found to be only moderate
animal, not worth very much, only
as hack critter.
Household goods could be bought
for song, provided the owners could
spare them, at least that is the in.
ference the assessor draws from what
has been told him.
Watches are worth thirty cents on
an average and the family COW which
was unfortunate in having no woods
in which to "graze,'' and which the
neighbor had attempted to buy, but
failed after offering forty dollars for
her, is now worth $40. Time was
when she was a crackeer-jack, but
she is little along in years and has
lost her value as milk producer.
But the great transition comes
when the assessor bumps up against
a dog and tries to find the owner.
The assessor, you know, is supposed
to get cash for every dog a he goes
along, but he is having a most siren
uous time to find the owners of the
several hundred ours that seem to be
worthless. Nobody will claim them
and most people assert that there is
not dog on the lace.
But this is hu', nature. It has
been thus ever since the assessor was
invented, and the tax collector who
can list all the property that is in
existence could draw a handsome sal
airy in a dime museum.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-10

After laying in Jail for two weeks,
awaiting a hearing, Ida May (Tew-
ELY (TulD Terrell and Oscar john
son were yesterday sentenced to 40
and 80 days respectively in the coun-
ty bastile, on a charge of immoral
conduct.
Jewell and johnson were the cou-
pie who were arrested in Fort Wayne
and brought here on charge of petit
larceny. This charge was dropped,
and in its place, Prosecutor Jessup
yesterday filed another affidavit
again them for unbecoming beha,
vior. t7&N
In sentencing the pair, Judge Fox
said that as the woman has been up
before she should receive more than
johnson, and she will stay in Jail ten
days after he leaves.