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, 1882-06-17
Inc Democratic S.Iuauon

\ good deal of ill-ferling-and tobe
plain about it-justifiahle ill-feeling has
developed among prominent Democrats
in this city. over the action of the Terri
torial Central committee, already publish
tention Of the committee 10 disorgapize
the party in this territory. to run into
cover, Ia trail the colors and To weaken
generally. that body has taken a very
singular method "f convincing the mass
of voters Of the party Of any other inten-
non To accomplish the work Of making
a strong, earnest fight this Fall, TO bring
everything to bear upon issues, which
must necessarily be sprung, the commit
tee, in placing the meeting of eonyen-
tioD on the very eve Of election, in max
mg no sort Of arrangc ment or appeal 10
either the voters CT the subordinate
workers Of the party, have adopted a
censurable course, and one that does not
meet the views Of the rank and file of the
Democratic party in this secrion of the
territory Ii that is specimen of leader
ship, the party viii have lost IFS prestige,
even before single effOr, is made. Ii
the party must go under in the battle, at
least let 1t he xi,h face to the front and
colors fl ing. \ party funeral notice is
moi wanted
, 1882-06-17
Moulder If Public Sentiment.

Our people, says the Post I,,tetiiqeaosr,
We're treated to a grand and unusual sight
last Sunday night. The lightning began
10 play in the sky early lii the evening,
and continued until about dawn the fol-
lowing morning, making its most magnlfi-
cent display abont 10 or II O'Clock IN the
night There were all manner Of flashes,
aud in the aggregate there must have
been many thousands. For long time
the flashes must have averaged from ten
to twenty a minute. Some Int mp the
whole heavens, ike sunlight, showing
beautifully the otherwise obscured clouds
These we're merely fash Of light, being
unaccompanied by thunder Others were
broad belts of light, moving in various d.
rections, and illuminat;n ;ng the atmosphere
IN about the same extent done by full
moon. Then there was chain lightning,
darling through the heavens, and light
ming that poured down its frey flames
mon the earth. The thunder rolled IN
all manner Of tones, occasionally being
barely heard, and again dropping upon MS
with a most terrible roar The flashes
we're almost entirely To- the northwest and
southwest. Some people were quite
alarmed by them, but so far as We have
learned no damage whatever Was done
by them. The writer, during res
idenee of over twent years in this Country,
i. unable to recall any previou, scene like
that above recorded
, 1882-06-17
The Clique in Politics.

Two things have been clearly demon
strated bv the intensely bitter fight soing
on in Pennsylvania for the past mohih-
One, the dominating strength OF the ma
chine in politics, the other, that the peo-
DIE. there, II least, are willing fc nisAe .
desperate struggle to ge, clear OF Boss
ism. the q machine" the clique, or
whatever name it may be called. ASIDE
from these two facts, another Is made
very plain, that the big machine Al
poIitical centres, works smaller ones loca-
ted in every community throughout the
State.
II is no better III New York, or ONO,
OF Indiana Correspondingly with our poll
tlcaI influence and population, Washing
ton Territory is no better of Here In
Walla Walla We have the Clique, the
ring, the machine The shaft Is creased
with government pap, and it revolves IN
unison with the acrios of the hy-wheei at
national headquarters. 1t has certain,
but limited local influence, which II uses
in the interest Of the unseen, and would
be masters Of the masses. In this poiitI-
cal system, all traces of self-government
Is TO be stamped cut, and If It prevails,
the masses have nothing left but TO vote
the ticket made out for them by the ina
chine bosses, or their second fddles, the
carpet-baggers, who ike vultures cling TO
the government trough The entire cam
paign is arranged ahead, instructions are
forwarded by the bosses, the necessary
money is sent out and the thing IS done.
That Is the sum and substance Of 1t, and
IT is no wonder that really good and hon
est citizens are getting d scouraged and
disheartened, and seem almost willing to
let the whole thing 60 as IT may.
And Just here comes the opportunity
for these citizens as independent voters
We clearly understand that the great ma
iority Of men always have followed and
always viii follow political leaders that
human nature is such that men easily
come together in politics, but at time
! lie this. when the machine Is getting
the country by the throat, while it may
be desirable that this party or that should
prevail. the difference is not so great that
good or bad nominations, machine OF
u anti-machine men should not turn the
scale The selection Of machine
man, whether he is going into Office in or
out of this Territory, should be distrusted
hy the business men Of a community.
These L" machine men display disposi-
tion To map out 4 campaign with the idea
that sectional, party and local prejudice
can be depended upon 10 force upon the
voters any ticket that may be nominated.
The solid citizens can defeat this by IT.
memhering that the opposition is over
whelmingly strong with the independent
voters to eor,t upon. Mn pledged by
record, If not by bargain, to pack COM
mitiees Ia favor "f machine candidates,
cannot he trusted
, 1882-06-17

REGARDING the Doyle case Washing
ton special says Mysterious things are
constantly happening. Only little over
a week ago the custodian Of the bureau,
Bell, vas dismissed for carelessness in
leaving two important dies outside the
safe when closing time came. Now since
Bell is out he refuses TO talk about his
case, which adds to the mystery of his
dismissal, apparently being Very well sat |:
istrd with his disgrace Upon the heels
Of this comes the mysterious poisoning Of
Brooks, chief of the secret service One
day last week he was violently Ill with
a number Of members Of his family, and
examination shows arsenic In beef tongue
eaten by the family. Why should Brooks
be poisoned at time when rumors are
plenty at the treasury 'bat connterfeiters
hold enough sock in reserve TO dictate
their own terms, while rumnrs Of other
counterfeit issues from government trans
fer work are heard constantly in official
circles. Ia all this medley of mystery
and intrigue. the case Of DOYLE at Chica-
90 is made to look very small. Whether
he gets out or not is not now regarded Of
much consequence, if the government can
really get at the bottom Of the affair
One thing is CERTAIN, the treasury people
will not be able 10 60 on much further
without attracting the attention Of con
gress. Ii II were not ST. near the end OF
the session when So many interests arr
pressing to the front resolution Of in
quiry would be pushed for attention.
, 1882-06-17
An Unrecorded Scene at the White
House.

There was a scene at a social dinner at
the White House early in March that was
not put down in the programme. The
Presiden, had brought around him
the members of his Cabinet, few Sena-
tors and friends, with an equal number
Of ladies', for one OF the most exquisite
dinners he had then given. The gilded
walls, the poinegranate plush hangings,
the thickets If azaleas, the beds Of roses,
and the table with its beautiful flowers
and crystal that was set in the center Of
the private dining room, all ministered to
happy hearts and smiling faces. Mr..
Baine sat facing the host, and in the gen.
eral sociability of the party there was
talking across and all around the board,
in which the President and Mr.. Blaine
were foremost in hamor and repartee.
Several times the President unwittinely
addressed him as "Mr. Secretary" the
title BY which Cabinrt officers are Person-
ally designated, and each time Mr..
Blaine's plumage vas visibly ruffied, and
his black eyes snapped suppressed sparks-
At the third time his words were repeat
ed, Mr. Blaine leaned forward and said
quickly, III thank yon, Nr. President,
not to address me by the title Of the ofiics
cf which you have deprived me. To you
| am SIMPLY Mr. Blaine"
The company were struck dnmb, and
sat pale and silent, as if hit by thunder
clap. The President colored, for he
bushes as easily as school girl, attribu-
ted bis using the title TO the habit acquir-
ed during their pleasant official relations
together, and deprecated ever having de-
priyed him of an Office it would haSs
given him such satisfaction to have had
him retain. 81 beg your pardon, SIR. yoo
did deprive me Of my Office, aid tie
! chagrined ex-Secretary, and it wes then
left for the Prrsidenf to IT store socisbility
around the hoard and help his gaests fes-
get the usual contreieDps.
, 1882-06-17

A COMPANY has been Organized with a
capital Of e3,0OO,000, embracing the
duke of Manch. ster Land company, the
Hartford Land company Of Scotland, and
number II Euslish C.nad.2a capitalists,
with the intention Of taking from the
Canadian Pacific railroad al. the remain
ing lands held By the company in the
Northwest not already allotted - settlers
The land will be paid for in Canadian Pa
cifie bonds, and a mos, advantageous Offer
has been made the Bank OF Montreal for
the remaining 5000, 600 of bonds still
unsold, and another issue Of 5000, 600
will be made, which viii also be taken up
by the company Il Is understood the
Canadian Pacific railroad Will accept these
bonds in payment for land at 81 10, their
selling prices being par nov. The trans-
action is being put through bv Scsrth of
Cochrsne, Sea.th & Co., Toronto, for the
company, and it IS stated sha. s., 600, ,0G0
Of stock have been subscribed In Toronto.
The Canadian Pacific company viii bniId
he road and run it, while the land CON.
pany ~ill look after selling and disposine
Of land on q cash basis.
, 1882-06-17

.. cb,r,r4s first and second deSress .,:a: :
: : nIe' nt - The Legs and Body; SyPGin.'s
Ca,s,rb diseased Scalp. AMI ali pIl'i"'
-. r. 5;sesse. Price. - per o"'''e'
~ Rtc#,u< GOLDEN RslsAA No
Tar,,.rr Mrrcurial. SyphilIt,:1 1i. hlT.-
'n.ts p.;,s in the Bones. Cieersted iHio.' ,i
n'S;I;,;. Slsa; Rash. Lumps. etc, ana ris.n aS,"si
y y Spiiii..l psit.. fr,,m the system. whether 80
Az .rsatn.nt or abuse OF mercury s & ri,s
,Ss ~ 'I5. Hood pure and healthy- fr''e'
b. tile .,,,, ,xrrpoTF
r. -. ,.,re Of Gonarrhaa, c!ee'' e''' ''N''
- 20 per bottle.
v,cu,r-s GOLDEN SPANISH INJECTION
.,r cure of GIeet, S'rie'ures, n >,
= = ,bs TTre,hra and Bladder. ete- nv
PEI LII Lr RrcHAU's GoLnFS ois'SS r.. s.,a.
-, .sa,,;v. healing of SyphilItie s''e'
foI u. n,;ons Price, 81 per bottle.
..,,s for lie Richau's Golden -, mi III
S,Lne-s. loss Of phvsicaI 49,, p"~ arnser-
ler -. 49, .r;sins from abuse anu eA'e'' ''
- Price. 50 per box ,-.lr nscked.
"Sss, ssn, everywhere, C. O. d. see"
per e1prsssF Is F. RICHARDS & CO, snr;.co. Agents:
49, and 40 Sanscnie CIV
California
, 1882-06-17

The Ceeur dAi-ne Lsad,T suspsnde"
publication this week and gives expression
to It's feelings in l..ng, Lac, waii as Id
lows:
Petered out,
Busted
Defunc;,
Terrible loss.
General smash-uP.
No Insurance
L,ad,r gone up the aunse
Turned up its toes.
Liabilities large,
Assets--as usuai,
Nothing Of course,
The sheet that has been So nevsic
With locals and notes Of the day,
Has folded It's tents Ike the Slwash
And as .ilrntly stolen away.
, 1882-06-17
DR.. WOODS
LIVER REGULATOR,

A comprehensive remedy for Liver Complaint
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Chills and Fever.
Debility. Nervou-neSs, Sick Headache, and
other ailments attributable u biiiorsnes-
Among it, ingredients are Manirak-, Dande-
hon, Butternut, Black Root, Bosban-, Bitter
Root, talisaya, Sweet Flag. Indian Hemp.
Waltoo, Golden Seal, etc.
The active blended properties of tiese rege
table remedies Constitute an Alternative tonic
ana genera! corrective of the highe,, clas-, and
endow II with preventive value emitting IL o.
the inst rank a. a medicinal safeguard for fol-
htyIng the system against malarial aud other
malaaie- which canse serious disturbance of
the liver. 1t Telaxes the bowels without grip
lng, puTiies the blood, arrests pain and
spaSrns in the side or shoulder blade. puriies
bilious breath and completely relieves the
many indescribable symptoms which torment
sufferers from dyspepsia, liver complaint and
kidney troubles. 1t also effectuaily removes
those nervOns symptoms felt when bile is i'm
perfectly s-creted or is misdirected
Redington / Co, San Francisco, wholesale
agents for the Pacific Coast
For sale FyeryWherr
, 1882-06-17
r-,or. Of Youth

GENTLEMAN WHO SIiikhe S.hili.rI Pre-.
as.a,. T! r. j. !, =. the :sis sss & Z
%sasy. send 2 = sAs :ss sea simple 1s.asy
ss ssG ~hieh he cured :spsfisnse ssf can Do
by Addressing IN Holm B. OGDEN;
- Cedar Street, y. 4.
, 1882-06-17

An inventor Who has the happiness Of
baby chickens at heart, has taken out a
patent for 4 machine that s'clucks" like
the mother hen. He says chicks, orphans,
hatchei IN an incubator, die Of loneliness
ii they do not hear the eluck, hence his
patent lullaby
, 1882-06-17

THE Chelsr rirer is magnificent
stream of water over 100 miles in length,
and is navigable for ocean steamers sor
d;stapce of q miles eastward from Crsys
hareor. Its valley averages q miles IN
width. aud although se.'led With cisss
of thrifty, Industrious fairness, yet It has
been until quite recently Isolated from
the surrounding world
, 1882-06-17

The Journal Of Mental Se;is'.se, London,
say. that criminal responsibility is the
psychological possibility Of the efficaeious-
ness OF the penal code" 1t is good de-
finitiou if one has time to spare over IT.
, 1882-06-17

NV H"TEL-Thenew hotel at Tsxas Ferry
will De opened On the fifth day of July. 1t
IS quite large building. and will be kept in
rreh manrsr as to msst the wants Of the
travelling pubic.
, 1882-06-17
RATES on DSHS FREIGHT {:

For other rates s-e tariff published by th
company. and furnished on aIrhcation.
The Ton Weight \ e.0co PoEnds.
All freight remaining at Stations over -
hours viii he stored at owners risk IN Com
pany warehouses, damage OF loss by hre not
excepted.
All Freight remaining al Stations uECalled
f,.r for three months will he sold Al the discrs.
tom # the company.
4. u. PRESCOTT.
Manager.
yGfS NIEg
, 1882-06-17
NOTICE.

/ -. a.. SONS INDEBTED To PAINE
- ,--..-,iI> - 4f- hereby rotihed that al notes
y + as. nave been piac-i in the hands Of
is-s.--. .'i c',.eltton. Ii immediate set
V5 - ~. t---;e q expense viii be added.
= P.r,- '..i tasS Il Fiist Nationa, Bank
PAINE BROTHERS.
, 1882-06-17

A frisky colt SHE'D 50 vio'eufiy' y
Harrison, Michigan. IS to break the neg
of the young man Who vsa holding 70
halter.
, 1882-06-17
Young Men in Politics.


Whether there is any truth in the re-
port that a movement Is on foot here
looking 70 the organization of a Young
Mems Democratic Club. there ought to
be. These young men have got this prac-
teal political lesson 10 learn. and they
cannot commence ii too soon after they
have passed the twentieth year of their
age. In this conntry Of ours there is an
unTrIiten law, binding, in theory, at
least. upon all American ci'izens, which
requires them I" accept not only any
post Of public duty to which their fel-
low citizens may call them. but to aid in
the choice Of those who are 10 accept Of
fetal position. Just now is a good time
L. effect the organization. There is ap-
parently disposition to make the CON-
ing city election one of party, and party
lines, and if that is the plan, there'll be
music in the AIR, and the young men
should have hand in making If.
Al PEE~ TF.-Fhe stock yards al Pres
cott are ne-r y completed, aud the depot
building wIll be ready for occupancy in a
few days F. P. Allen, the architect, is pre-
pairing the plans for a hotel to be erected
adjacent to the depot. As soon As these
pans are ready the mechanical labor Will
commence The lumber for eight more
Dwelling houses is partly on the ground. and
each tram from Dayton brings a few car
loads. Altogether Prescott is having q
boon.
, 1882-06-17
Ii sht IL reserved g. change steM
ing days.
htsagh Tickets

Sold 10 all the principal cities in the United
States and Canada At the Portland aaI Walla
Walla u;iic-s.
, 1882-06-17
Wesley Est.IIf.
PASSENGER RATES !:

Trains will leave v hitmdn iaiiy gt 4. n.
arriving al Blue Mountain a: 80 l. d.
, 1882-06-17

For sale Everywhere,
, 1882-06-17

STEAMSHIP LEAVES FvERY FOUR pAyS.
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$500 Reward

We will pay the above reward fci
any case of Liver Complaint, Dvs.
Spepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion.
Constipation or Costiveness we can,
not cure with Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are
purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated,
Large boxes, containing 80 pills, p
cents. For sale by all druggists
Beware of counterfeits and imita.
lions. The genuine manufactured
only by JOHN G. WEST s. Co. "Tbe
Pill Makers" ISL and 1872 w. Madison
Street, Chicago. Free trial package
sent by mail pre- paid on receipt of a
cent stamp. 2. G. N. /. DRUG
tore, agent.
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Startling and Terrible

To the ear of affection is the sound
of a dry, metallic cough, that seems
as if a rattle were sprung in the
chest Of the beloved one. Hasten
to loosen it with GALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR, the new
medicinal agent, which is admitted
to be the best remedy for pulmonary
complaints at present known. The
cures it is accomplishing astonish
the faculty and delight the people
All druggists keep it. Price SOC.
and 81. Great Saving to buy a large
size.
Pixies TooTHAoHE DROPS cure il
me minnie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-12

ELIXIR VITE for Women.-Mrs.
Lydia Z. Pinkham 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, has made the
discovery Her Vegetable Com
pound is a positive cure for female
complaints. Az line addressed to
this lady will elicit all necessary
information. X
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-12

HOME MADE Red Linsey. Linsey
and Flannel Sheeting. Shawls,
Blankets, Flannels, Cloths, Yarns,
Mems Socks, Ladies' Stockings,
Trunks, ETC., for sale at lowest
prices. at John G. Cutters in the
Old Constitution Building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-11-12
w HITE HOUSE HOTEL

THE PRoPRIEToRs TAKE PLEASURE
4 in announcing to the public that tbev
nave nav remoddled and rehtted the Hotel.
- Srd DInlng Rooms are spacious and the best
OF Meals will be served night and day.
Single Meals, KO.
Hot Lunches las per card,) 9Sc
f ICONS and Board, $50 to 81 per day. $40 to
Board, II rar. ,,,.l-
:, Tie Bar has been removed to the north Of
the accommodation of guests. and fs nov
OPEN A. P0DlECH & 90.
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S. W. DARKE. VIM. FULLER
). W. OARKE { CO.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money LOaning,

R8- Call at our office and gee other nronar-
ties, as TINS Is net one-half of our LIST Of
houses, building lots and farms.
~ 4 he best facilities for making coIlec.
ttons, local CT foreign. Returns promptly
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For Rent.

A six rooned house, with cellar city water
ETC., we'll furnishedi close 10 MayOr Jen
nings' residence. S35.
a four roomed brick house, on Sixth East
Street, S15
a three roomsd house in the 9th Ward, slj.
Two good furnished rooms in the 9TH Ward,
in very respectable family.
A house Of seventeen rooms and CELLAR halls
and every convenience for hotel: one block
fro m Main street. Is placed at low. ngare.
Considerable fixtures can be bought chesp
GOA month.
Office: 80 Gzafn street.
National Republican., 1882-11-06
REAL ESTATE.
Tho Official TransnctIons as Recorded |
&nturdnr.

Tho Official TrnusncfIonn as Recorded
SATURDAY..
Mr.. J. f. olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate III the District Saturday, as
reported to him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
On street north, between Sixth and Seventh
streets west west part Of lot IL square Az % feet
3inches front by 100 feet), b. ii. Warner, trustee,
to John H. Mcdaniel, $3.50.
On street north, near corner of Eleventh street
west, subot o. square $40 (lS feet front by s5 feet
six inches), Maggie s. Johnston to Robert John
ston nominal.
on New York avenue between Twelfth and
square 2S7 (22 feet 'front.', Perry and Maury. trus
tees, to Sarah Hatchins, $1,000
On Nineteenth street east, between and G
streets north, lot ii. square 1i2 $50 feet front by II
feet 6 inchesl. Frank b. Smith ct ux. to MyrulIa
NJ. Alyord, 5000
On all ey rear of Twelfth street west between U
inches by 81 feet inches); also, OH Fourteenth
str,et east, between aud d street south (2l feet
il. Biamhali & 10 Alien len c. CLARK, nominai.
On Tenth street east. between & and l streets
north, part of lot 2l, square $50 C6 feet front),
si,o45s. sis l. AA''A '' ON' N'S"''' H. my 'N'''
On North Carolina avenue (l27 feet inches by
"a ieet INCHES on Eleventh street east), lot !,
square 9GS, RoUert g. Grifin to Thomas A. Neal
lister, s729.30.
On Third street east, between X and l. streets
north, sublotl5 square IA 90 eet front by 90 ieet
Anderson X. Belt 10 Mary McGl, 5000.
On Tenth street west, between z aud r streets
north, subluts %, 70, and 3d. square 1856 go feet
front by % feeO. John A. Prescott ct ux. " John
T. Arms, 81 ,SA.
On Fifth street west between l. and NJ streets
north, subot 3d. square 5l4 go feet front by 81 eet
William f. Edmonston, trustee. 10 Valentine Nc
Nalley, S72S.
Square 500, subots IL aud l3; square 510, sublots
So, "a, and So; square GAL sublots Is and 10, and
square 6l6 sublot "a, w. L. Bramha ct al to Allen
e. Clark, nominal.
Old Georgetown, lots 6l and GS, William King ct
AL executors aud trustees, TO Andrew Frye, s13T5.
Old Georgetown, lot64, William King ct al. ex-
eeutors and trustees, 10 Eugene l. Morgan, 81 OBS.
Reno. near Tennaliytown, 1886 lots in blocks A,
d, c. l. 8, g. y, 0, TO- H. ~ 49, A. l5 16 and II,
Giles +. Dyer to James b. Winner, S3,333.l3.
National Republican., 1882-11-06
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current Transactions at the Various
District Offices.

Current Trnnsactions at the Various
District Offices.
Taxes to the amount of SIS ,5922 % were paid Sat-
urday to the co Hector of the District, making the
total amount of District taxes paid this month
-four days only Sli3.s35.5l.
The District Commissioners have issued in
pamphlet form the license regulations of the Dis
trict imposing n license on trade, business, and
profession carried OH in the District, &c. Ii was
complied by Mr.. James E. Padgelt, assistant at
torney of tn e District
Mr. Raft, license agent, Saturday swore out war
rants against James u. Dounely S2S Fourteenth
street northwest; William Beuchart, corner Penn
syivania avenue and Seventh street southeast
August Geescke. 134i Seventh street northwest;
Michael Hayden, 3l5 Fourteenth street north
west, and Fritz human, 2l0l street northwest
for keeping unlicensed bars their applications for
license having been rejected fJr different causes
The District property clerk has transmitted 70
Engineer Commissioner Lydecker his report Tor
expenditures for each item i'll the schedule con.
tracts, as follows: Stationery, S1,ll9.S5; blank
forms and printing, slO,4T2OS; school books,
S3l02.79; furniture, S,5i529; hardware, S3,7lS.04;
stoves, tinware, and heating apparatus, 81 ,204d5
plumbers supplies, Sc, ,204.55; iron pipe and cast
ings S5,362.A; groceries, Sl0,980S5; boots and
shoes Ss2S50: saddiery, Si,953.SO; drugs aud
chemicals, S3,637.42 glass. paints, and varnish,
S619.3S; lumber and building material, S7,9l5.52:
forage, s12Sl5.27; fresh meat and corncd beef,
S4,602.39; bacon and ham, S55l.Sl; ice, S3722 %;
fuel, 3350S.9l dry goods, notions, &c. s3,l5767
construction material, $3.50, ,72S.2S miscellaneous
supplies expenses, and repairs, sl3,6SS65. Grand
total, S264, ,144.39.