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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25

casea and six are plainly outlined in
"a Of the cases"
What are the prominent symp-
toms ?" was timidly asked.
"Ah, that / can't tell. You would
not have me give to the public the
secrets OF my business which have
cost me 90 much to learn. No, no, !"
with q wary shake of the blonde head,
Il must keep some things to myself"
But the manner of arriving at
your conclusions-your method of
handling . case; you have no objec-
ton to outlining that y
"Oh, no. As you have no doubt
already guessed. interested mammas
are my best clients. They come to
me, tell the story of their daughters
admirers. and l am asked to say
whether anything is likely to result
from the attentions paid. Meanwhile
the daughters know nothing Of the
inquiry instituted by a watchful
mother. In many cases l am unable
to tell without seeing the couple. In
such instances the mother Introduces
me as personal friend into the
household and l am allowed abun-
dant opportunities for investigation.
A few moments with the loving pair,
a few adrOit questions and my de-
cision is reached. l have never yet
been called upon to retract a state
ment once made. My advice may
not be followed at once. but short
delay usually suffices to prove me 10
be right. Many a young fellow, she
added, with reminiscent smile, "has
suddenly found himself cut off from
a charming companion for no appar-
ent cause. Mothers are now arfang.
ing the winter campaign for their
daughters. and are anxious to know
which of the old watering-place &C.
quaintances to drop. Dinners and
parties are expensive, and every un.
desirable person dropped is just so
much gained. If it were not so,
could not afford to keep such elegant
apartments" glancing about her
My terms are high, bnt l deal only
with the upper classes and save them
many times the value of my fee. You
can easily see how an extra fine fire
and gaslight and al especial dinner
now and then to a devoted admirer
will amount up during season." and
with grave inclination of the head
she nodded to the waiting attendant,
and the reporter was ushered through
the ante-rOom filled with waiting Gus
toners.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25
JOAQUIN Miller.1

A wide-built city of brick on seven
little hills, lowering above the plung
ing James river. with many little
islands, brisk streets, very clean, wide
and orderly. and so densely wooded
as to almost conceal the three-story
houses; healthy. save down in the
low and miserable huts of marsh and
mud. where uncleanIiness invites dis.
ease; busy commercial and manu-.
featuring city beyond the river, and
several bridges, rolling, English
down looking country Of vast reach
and fertility still beyond; factories
on the intervening islands and river
banks, roaring with progress. sending
up smoke that hovers over the tawny
battle-and that is Richmond today.
only one generation after she was the
proud and warlike capital of the Con-
federaCy.
One is surprised at the order and
the industry here. Now and then you
come upon knots of colored people
lOafing about in a dazed, lazy and
helpless fashion, but they do not seem
vicious or bad-Only indolent and
helpless; black Micawbers.
Churches are numerous school
houses-among which the residence
Of jefferson Davis il conspicuous,
both from its modest elegance and
old assOciation-are also to be seen
on every hand throughout the woody
and industrious town. am Inform.
ed have no means of testing the
exact truth that there are more
church members. comparatively, in
the city of Richmond than almost
any other in our Republic. From
the order, the cleanliness. the quiet
righteousness of the people of all
classes. l am inclined to believe the
statement, whether Of importance or
not, to be true.
A vestige of the war, material,
moral or otherwise, is not discover.
able to the stranger. Old Libby
prison, down by the dirty river bank,
looks no more like prison than the
dozen other big tobacco houses, all
with grated windows. 1t is nc
longer tobacco warehouse, how.
ever, but monstrous, grooming,
roaring mill, where bark. bones.
stones, and all sorts of things are
ground up for fertil,zing the soil
But it brings up strange fancies-this
groaning, grinding and gnashing in
there, and then the dense. black
Vesuviau smoke that pours inces.
sanity out of the top, and hangs for.
ever over it.
The city is building fast; buildings
are booming ahead, just like New
York, Boston. London, Paris, i'm.
proving in all respects just like these
and other great cities. You are liza
BILE to get mortar on you almost any.
where, but the march of improve
ment Is mainly toward the west and
upon the banks of the river.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25

TIE RArLnoAD White general
public will watch with lively intsrsss
the light that has begun between NJ
Union Pacific and Denver and Rio
Grande Railroads for Utah busiueea.
Lately the Union Pacific made the rate
from the Missouri river 70 Salt L.ake RI
cents hundred, and the Denver nd
Mo dAnde. in continuation With The
Burlington and Santa Fs roads, followed
suit. Nov the Union Pacific has dropped
IS tete 70 = ceuts . hundred. and The
Denver and Rio 0rands has met The
rAse. The recent teaflo alliance b.
tween the Union Pacific. Chicago, MI
vaukee and St. Paul. and Chicago and
Rock Island roads 10 aid 20 mean
Ereearatiou for grand Ut 20 With The
buritnRtOn road. that has latteriy dawn
on much Of the Union paoiiio traldc bv
way OF the Denver and Rio Grands and
To Burlington extensions in Nebraaka.
The Burlington h becoming . poverfuI
company. and has yeaFuingS for Q "a.
eane coast tseminaiion. The Uuion Pa
emo. aow that il has the Southern Pa
emo. wants the entire continent. % %
speak, and IL inclined 10 declare var 81
tho knife With the Buslingtoo. While
the rival companies are alashinQ At each
oeher the commesuiAl public win stand
complacently by and exuls In the orc.
pc0 of cheaper frSights vhan the csuei
var u over. The time viii come. -
sure ~, tata, whon redwood. uaara
grapes and things that abound a ~
Pacific coast viii be laid down in CT
caao ehNapee tllan nou.-HovfAsNsteyr
fsAmtsEAtesx -
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[San Francisco Areonaut.


To the observer of national Gus.
toms, the habits of the California girl,
as compared with those of the cruis.
Ing American girl in general. fern
an Interesting study. She not only
will not fritter away her time and
reputation upon princes and prince
lings, but she Is the most successful
marryer extant. We have on hand
the largest assortment of girls who
have refused lords, to be found any.
where, on the American continent,
since the international novel came in.
New York is full OF girls who have
been Tilted by impecunlous lords, but
we have the only real refusers known
outside of Howells and James. But
we don't take any pride in that sort
OF thing. 1t is sometimes much easier
to refuse lord than to marry him.
When a lord comes over this way
and wants to marry, it is pretty safe
to say that 1t is very difficult inning
for him to make at houe. What we
do take pride in is the ability Of our
girls for bagging baronets. Like
properly equipped sportsmen, they
know their resources, aud never let
fly AT big game with bind shot. They
have set the barOnet for their stand.
ard in English husbands, and they
will corral one Uhe phrase Is pat
enough by reason Of its local express
sivcness) while an Eastern girl is
looking up q copy Of Debrctt. They
don't care yet to go higher. aud they
don't willingly 60 lower. Their abil-
lily shines IN their going directly where
they want TO 60.
This predisposition for baronets is
Q very nice thing on the part Of our
girls. 1t gives US all . footing 10 the
stately homes of England. Even re.
publican pride is not proof against
the fact that segment of ones Wis.
iting circle Is located in baroLial
halls. The California invasion of the
peersge Is said to have created grave
uncasiness in the higher circles Of the
English pcerage. They feel the corce
OF the incoming wave. They may
well tremble, Our girls were willing
enough to follow Nellie Grants lead.
aud commence with plain English
misters. They are advancing by
gradual yet sure steps upon earldom
and dukedom. But their heads are
level enough In the meantime to
know that baronet Is not 10 he
sneezed at.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25

Seminal weakness. Impotencv MA ~ itetns
BY dreams. pinples On the las ..sa
Manhood can positively be cn,.S ~
sick and afflicted should NOT fail = =
him. The Doctor has travelled s,s = Gle
in Europe and inspected thornSss,.
various hospitals there. obfa;.;rv u
deal of valuable information. rs, -
competent to impart to thosa e ~
his services. DR., Gibbon win ~ q
charge unless he effects q cure ~ =
at a distance may be cured st 49,.
communications strictly confidenti.i q
see no one but the Doctor. Per- "a
ing to the Doctor will please stats ~ -
Of the paper they see this adyertisssss,sS w.
Charges reasonable. Call or vr,se
dress DR.. f. GIBBON, p. o. hor Il -
Francisco. Send $40 Toe q pscis.
InosI'o w. n.y.
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KENDALl'S SPAWN cum

Il sure In its effects. mild In IL sctisA ~
does not blister, yet II 10 penstnene -
powerful to reach every deep sssAed - :
to remove sny bony growth or othee sanue
monts, such - spavins, splints, cuE14 -
lous, sprsins. swelIirgs, and any lanessum1
all enlaTgenents Of the oints q linh 4
for rheumatism in man. and for any Dm20
for which liniment 10 ured for - \
beast. II is row known 10 Be the ~ -
ment for man ever used, scting mild o1U
certain In it's effects
Send address for Illu' taatud Cireulo, ~
We think Rlves positive proof Of It, 49,
No remedy has ever met with such 49,
Ned success to our knowledge. f. ~ .
vel 40 man.
Price 81 Ter bottle. or bottles fos - =
druggists have Il or can get u fce ~ -
will be sent to any address on recedpt g
BY the propristors. DE-. B. KupAl& 49,
En0sburRh Falls, W.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGG1oJs
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turey years, such - Loss OF Ie0olI
tude, Nocturnal Emissions, Avsesm
ctety, Dimnees Of Vision, Noises II ~ h ~ !
the vital fluid passing unobeefvo n
urine, and many other diseases ~
insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE will agree TO forfeit -. ~
DRIED DOLLARS for . case Of thle
VITAL RESTORATIVE (usdef ~ -.
advice and treatmsnt) will not ~
anything impure or injurious foees
DIR MINT1E treats all Private d.
cessfnlly without mercury. Cor .z..s
FREE. Thorough EXAMINATION 81 ~
including analysis Of urine.
VITAL kHsroRATIvE, 80 bottle, = N0 49,
the quantity, SO; sent 10 any seaIes
receipt Of price, or @. O. D., secu1e - RI
servatiop, and In private name, y c
"A. e. MINilE,
II Kesrny street. Ban YIanea0o
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE y
Ssnt ON application by letter stefi1g
toms, Sex and Age. Communjcasieas
confidential.
DIR. MINTIE'5 KIDNEY RE91pI.
kETlOUM, cures all kinds OF kio
Bladder Complaints, 0onorrh0a, g.
corrh0s. For sais hgssll druGgiso;
bottle, six bottles for S.. ,s =
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDHLI0N I'll
the beat and cheapest DYSPEPslA r
!OUS cure In the market VOC ~
druggists.
All orders for medicine 10. ODD = ~
accompanied with 81 - Q gusrantee
faith. which viii be deducted when "a
age 10 shipped. Az 49,
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KendaII's Shawn cuIa.

WET ENossu1an. w., Feb. " nQs-&
b. ] Kendall b Oe.-Gents: gsv0l neo00
ago I injured my knes joint which egDu00
enlargement 10 grow the sire Of . In -
nut, and caused me very severe pain q ~
time for four or hve veekA when - =
isfactory results. II has completely Bensvlo
the enlargement and stopped ~ lnnssu
and pain. have long known NJ y u12
lent for horses, but now know u b y n
quainted with. Yours truly,
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CUll

Fremont. Ohio, Jan Is, lssi-h
Kendall h Co.-Gehts II think n n ~
to render you my thanks for bens6h -
nts which l have derived from yuw hy1
BILE and far famed SPAWN Cure. u 49,
and ! had valuable stallion. verjh ~
which had . very bsc SPAWN, end = ~
nounced BY four eminent vetain ~
geone beyond any cure. and thai ~ -
was done for ever. Al last roooet / -
my cousin 70 try bottle Of KsuaallS SIS
Cure. It had . magical e6ect n w.
bottle cured IL and the horse 4 o. vslloo1H
Dr.. Dick. Of Edinburgh, the suineut -
mary surgeon, was an uncle Of mia ~
take great interest In assisting IL -
sion. Yeufs truly. jar. 4. WnlSG
MN 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25
BARGAINS.

THE BEST EVER OFFERED IN
i real estate in Seattle can be had at the
Office of G. c. Phinney & Co. Intending
purchasers will please call at all the other
real estate offices first, ascertain their low
est prices. then come to us, and we will
sell property adjoining as good. if not bet
ter, ten per cent. below the lowest prices
obtained. This IS an unsurpassed offer
and we are in position to stand by what
we say. as we own Five Hundred and Fiji
ty-four lots in our own name. in all parts
OF Seattle. ranging in price from $50 to
blocks in Burke's second addition: Z, S.
19. ~. 45. IS. 5S. IS. 20. 81 and IL, eleven full
blocks l32 lots in that addition. We own
four blocks en- Jackson street: those two
beautiful blocks. 10 aad 20 on the top of
the hill, 3l5 feet above the lake and level
as floor. from which the most magnifi-
cent view OF both the lake and the bay can
be had. There are few places in the world
from which such bodies of salt and fresh
water can be seen. The rich man can buy
a block and pay for it. The workingman
can pay part and have his own time for
balance: and we will give the poor man q
able.
When we had plenty Of money we were
always ready to help a poor devil. and
have given our last dollar to him we
thought in greater need than ourselves !:
now we haven't a great deal of money.
but any Gods quantity Of property. and
we are ready tc give homes to the poor
and such bargains to the rich as has never
been offered in Seattle before. Come one
and ell Lots of envious idiots will say
this is only 'Phinney blow" but the
proof of the pudding is in eating it. Come
and see for yourselves.
Now is the time to buy real estate, be-
fore the spring raise and rush. Look at
the daily records. You will see the long.
headed. far-sighted business man quietly
gathering it in.
This offer ceases when we have sold
enough to put us out of debt.
Office hours 9 q. m. to IL m. every day.
n n nIIlA ENlI a IN
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IL = . fast that hoFss- dealers are buy-
ing hosses with Eingb0nss and spsvins
oeoanae they en- mako money By usinQ
hsndaiis SPAWN Cure. Read adver-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25

4 NASAL INJECTOR frss With each
bottle q 6hilOA's Catarrh Remedy,
frscA 6Oeents. 4. h 6esvart, druggist.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25
NOTICED.

MY FAMILY HAVING GONE To
V1 California for the winter. I have re-
moved from my late residence on Marion
street TO rooms II and Is Hotel Bruns-
wick. where l can be found By those wish
ing my services, when not 1t ONCE or
otherwise engaged
e. L. SMITH. MD.
Seattle. w. T., Dec. Is. Isaa IL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25
DR.. SPIN nEI
No. - Kearny Strees
Treats al Chronle and Special

Treats all Chronic and Special
YOUNG NEN -
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING
wv the effects Of youthful fol1 -
discretion will do well 70 aval 0
selves Of this, the greatest boon
ct the altar of suffering humanZf
SPINNEY will guarantee 70 0n. r
for every case Of seminal wees
private disease of any kind g 49,
which he undertakes and faiis y
MIDDLRrACED MxNs -
There arc many at the age 9.
sixty who are troubled with too
evacuation Of the bladder. 0feea .sI11
panied by slight smarting G
sensation and q weakening o.
In . manner the patient canne S1
for. On examining tie urinary r.
ropy sediment will often be H.
sometimes email particles OF Au
appear, or the color win DO o. ~
ish hue. again changing 70 . ~
.yrr:S appcaIancc. There are ~ a
who die Of this difficulty. ieno. -
cause. which is tho second -.
lnal weakness DR.. 8. win guar
6oct cure In all such case. e0G =
restoration 0f the gcnit0- utlnes
Once hours-lO TO I and . to- n
crom 10 to IL Q. m. ConsuIta ~ III
thorough examination aud 49,
Call or address - =
~ M n KnoRnY e -
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NOTICE.

TINE SEATTLE STEAM LAUNDRY
has opened . branch once in the
Washington Territory Employment Blu.
reau. washington street Leave your
clothes or orders. dei3
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In Silverware

pieces. together with large assortment
especially adapted to wedding and holi-
day presents.
4gAll Goods marked in plain figures
and no deviation in price. N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-12-25

VOe bOeO vstSNS ENo21O ~ kOKn0S0 quo
Seales that may have attached BY the
md she sikht arc next planned and fi'ed
. The desired finish. By this time th,
AAxesl needs straiehten,no AGAIN. and is
ready for hnAl boring. Il II straight
o0ed and thon bored, again Strengthened
91A again bored, and vet . third time IA
eooA operation repeated. Each boring
TN ct one-dve- hundredth Of an inch.
Soe gear sight-holes are naxt made. the
0ZoDg3oe and the interior ere polished.
1nd the barrel eoeo 20 tho rifiinQ de-
VoRtment, where, after being thoroughly
Inspected inside and outside, the bore Il
oly0n IT. ride twis4. Five grooves are
81 complete turn being mndo ia IS
11eooA Ono man attends - tvo ma
yAinee, and win ride 150 barrels in DAY.
finally the barrel ID s'threaded" for The
3s1nA trimmed at the butt and cham
So.ea Ter the cartridge, six operations,
- = ready Tor tt place - one part OF
Theee remain the frame, the brssoh
ptoeA the hammer, the TRIGGER, the
QgtARs the stock. the butt piece, bayo-
~ and sling fixtures. The metal
ptooes are rO1R-fashioned at the forses
~ scam hammer, and 20 along up the
ooAle toward perfection. passing from
90 hand and machine 10 others until |
10y reach tho inspection room. trim, |
uolfea1e, perfect. Tho frame alone
I1eos through % separate operations,
- oeeeeh pieos Through 20 aud the |
hammer %. These simple figures give |
- o1oar IN idea - 10 practicable IN
Pint Of the work required TO faehion
- smaller parts Of the gun. Each |
oeo = made at . rate 60 keep paae With /
- peodaosi0n Of tho hafIel depaye.
~ uay,. q tho preeenk 10 : day.
- secck e anst ro1ehly faaeiees1 81 |
lnoe91nety Tor the framA vhen : ooun-
!soet Of the latter i ltd into + ana
- . egneo = - n 1itoo $500 ~ ~
III 9e.o ttaSoeuo : uDoenl modo1..
Hs.s eosgeeeeo paxlo em takea - nj
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narrow ledger. my clients are fur.
nished with printed slips containing
these names. to which they can read.
lily turn for reference. But this ia
only q part of my business. The
really afduous labor consists ia deter.
mining from the actions of q Young
man, other things unknown, whether
ne really contemplates matrimouy or
Is bent simply on amusement. That
Is why | call myself IN expert, !" aud
the lady folded her hands In her Ian
and gazed complacently at her visitor.
Then you claim to be really able
to discover mans ultimate matri.
monial intentions from his actions 10
the presence Of his lady love ?"
| do. Long experience in these
matters, coupled with q natural fac.
uity OF reading the motives which in.
spirc certain actions. enables me 10
accomplish, by . kind Of intuition.
what seems 10 be almost impossible.
Then. too. have studied the subject
carefully. and have collected statistics
upon which | base my conclusions
There are certain infsllible symptoms
which precede declaration of love
and which must be present il MARI.
age Il seriously intended. These
symptoms must rrecede the avowal, /"
she repeated. wilh emphasis why.
sir. turning to heavy folio volume
on The table. :" / find that out OF 1927
cases recorded by me up to the pres
cot season. 10 not one Of them were
three OF the leading symptoms absent.
y mol that sufficiently conclusive /.
W: 70 be more specific, iind three
characteristics distinctly
marked 10 Se27 cases, or In all on
record; four chAsscteristics ! ind |
represented II 80 Of thee cases: |
g@ptoms are present II 3lli
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-30

THE Hodgens Bros. have esta.
blished a sheep ranch a little east
of Manchester. Their range is
some 400 acres and they report the
supply of water inexhaustable.
They both are good boys, + brim
full of energy, and success will not
stop at their door but push in and
locate.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-30

IT would seem as though White
Oaks would not be represented at
the Tertio. We elected a commits
sioner to represent lis there, butin-
asmuch as we failed to provide him
with money or specimens he sage
ly concluded not to 60 to Santa Fe,
but attend to his own business at
home.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-30

JERRY H%oCKRADLE, Gov. Chase,
Jas. A. Sweet, and Jos. Steck, re-
turned Sunday from Dry Gulch,
Nogal mountains, where they have
been prospecting and found it all
that it was represented to be. Now
all that is required is water, which
can easily be obtained from Nogal
creek, as Mr.. Hockradle who is an
old California miner, once had the
water in, but was impoded by the
military authorities, as the Gulch
was on the Mescalero Indian rescr,
walton. The reservation was cut
down about a year ago, and left
this porperty outside. The above
named gentlemen will now pro
coed to bring the water in again,
and work out the gulch. We can
say from our own personal know
ledge, having prospected the gulch
ourselves, That here is no doubt
about their getting plenty of water,
and we don't see why it should not
bea great success.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-30

ANDY ROBINSON, one of the pio-
ners of this camp, who has been
absent for some time, has returned.
Andy is one of the most popular
young men we have, and his many
friends will be glad to welcome
him home.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-30

NOTICE. is hereby given, warning
all persons from cutting timber OIL
trespassing on the premises now
held and claimed by me as Goa
land, described as follows The n,
+ / of S. w. / and the S. L. 1 o
N. w, / of Section 80, Township
6, South of Range 10 East, Lincoln
County, N. M.
#. j. NJ. DAVIDSON.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-30

LYMAN S. ALLEN and wife have
gone on a visit to the Organs. An
account in another column of a
shooting scrapo there will account
for the visitation of the Aliens at
the Organs. He said he was going
for straight goods"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-30

JOHN p. EAKERs, who has been
building a residence for Elliot
Keene, on the Penasco, returned
to his first love ''the Oaks" this
week, but it will take him a month
longer to complete his work.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-30

Those in want OF lime would do
well to remember that j. d. Comp
ton has an unlimited supply on
hand which he is prepared to sell
cheap. Sec his advertisement for
further particulars.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-06-30

ALL reports of contract having
been let on the FL Paso and White
Oaks Il. r. are without foundation
in fact. They are liable to be let
out soon, but have not yet been.