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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-19
TIE DEMOCRAT; PLATFORM.

The platform nio. Itc | o. the D.nJ-
cratic Convention last week Is an able
document anl reflects credit upon the
committee who preparel 1t, as IT
nbuunds in sounl principles. is clear
and advantageous, deals directly with
questions Of vital importaur- To the
American people, "a we'll ns e. citizens
OF y .vId", AID taken as "a whole r1hib-
its true state 'mnnshIp in its prrpara-
ton which wou d rriiec; lao discredit on
the combined talent o. ANY Safe in the
onion.
II arr'iSus the Republican party for
encouraging the IuluN Of A-ittic horieS
10 our shores by tnr adoption OF the
BurIlngamr treaty. AMI dcmIuis the
Iruun-.iIrte "Urng .rion OF that treaty..
II dec.arr5 for rec labor. aul ia Sists GU
the Trot=cthh Of wasr-wJrkers in
PcaceHbly asserting iheis rights when ell
dangercd 10y aggregated cap.td. OF by
the impoTtatioI Of contract labor. II
approves the action of the Democratic
Hon, ia fOTirIting uueHrued lands.
granted to railroad corporations by Re
publican Congresses. AMI restoring such
lands to tho public domain for actual
settlers. 1t co:umen l. the policy of the
Administrator ia strictly enfvrciu. the
tsrif laws, aud points to tn, fact that
the great wuol gruwinS iulu,try Te.
ccIvcs more pro ecti"n now than when
ia t inIir Vas Lig- er lat not collected
IL enine.lly recommends tie opening al
the Carson miut, that III ners may be re
'irVed OF the expense Of shipping tueir
bullion thuu-anls Of miles to market.
IL advocates generIuS provision for the
support Of pubic schools. md main
tilning them free from r~ligious or pc
iiiicHl bias. aud recommends the strict
rst economy III all branches o. our gov.
erument. IL il a dedication OF prinsi-
pies to which every Democrat will cheer
iully subscribe. aul we earnestly recon
mend IL 10 the cIreful consideration oI
the intelligent voters Of all PARTIES.
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The saEebrush StoeKmAn.

We have received the first issue OF
this new venture in the field OF jouinul-
t>m. and the initial number presents II
very neat appearance both. in typo
graphical work and general makeup.
while it's columns nre filled with inte-
resting matter VI a losAl anil general
Nature.
The sHiaiatoy closes as follows:
Having fLith in the brilliant future
which awaits the grnzing inI agricul-
tural Interests of the so-cailed ''nrid''
region. aud believing that the people
are willing "a extend support tn a pIpe
whose platform shall consist in uutir-
ing devotion to their every interest, the
S'gsbru,h StpcSmai doII it, jour.
nalIstic cap to a discriminating public.
secure in the belief that its advent will
not have been in vain
The Stockm IN il Published weekly al
Reno. Nevada, by BIoor. Snyre & vauc
at - 90 II year or - % for siI months
As the interest to which il il devoted
4" n Of the m)st important in the
State We wish the ~Siorkmau that sue
cess to which sucn IN enterprise is
justly entitled
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On The BIT.

The editor of the Appeal under thu
Put Up or Shut Up" proposes t"
show his faith by his works. a. is eva.
dent by the following which appeared
In Sundays issue OF his paper:
80 ANY ardent Democrat who wants
20 sake All investment the following
bets are offered:
Five hundred dollars that Nevada
elects a ltcPuOlican Governor this
Fall.
Pive hundred dollars that "A Rcpubli.
can succeeds Senator Fair ia the u. 5.
Senate.
Two hundred and fty dollars that
Nevada has a Republican Congress.
man mex November.
Anyone wishing to take the abov,
bets can be accommodated by calling II
this Office"
The chances are that Samuel vii
have numerous provisoea to interposr
when his wagers are taken as they vii
be.
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Error. Saturday. Daryl
sALnAauNDI.

jul Dakin. A. F. Stones and Myrou
P'xiey of Lauioille, were In towu yestvr-
day.
Most Of the delegates left last night
aud this morning tor their respective
homes.
The State Convention was rematka.
bic for the harmony aud good feeling
which chHrnct"riz-'i al it, proc. eiings.
Cash will buy a OLD bucket Fair
banks Lard for Sl,25 at W. T. Smitn's
We publish the final proceedings Of
the Democratic State Convention to-
day. Al proPrin:e comments on the
ticket nominated will appear in our
next iSSu-.
We are request d to that
hrn'iTg nnh fishing IN +. Fishers
field near HalI.ck is forbidd.n, as
there are n number Of beef cattle
on thu ranch.
Cain a n Republican mud always
voted At straight ticket. aud because
Abel WAS n Democrat and advocate tn.
free coinage Of silver aud was opposed
60 National banks, Cain slew him.
Miss L,ura C .org-. Of Santa Clara
county. Cnl,sH gIn inate Of the Cniifor-
ma State S,rn4i School. arrived last
evening nnl let by stage this morning
for Tu~c trora. having btea enp.oy-d
10 take charge 81 the Int. rmrdlr,- De-
partH:eut OF the Tuscarora schools.
headquarters FOG fle hSIiny tackle
Artificial bait. etc. etc. at Muller's.
Owing TO the fact that there will be- d
rodep an Huntington Valley on the
18th, when all, or nearly nil. Of the
voters Of that precinct will be- at c. II.
HAlr's on that day. the primary for the
election Of "A delegate to the County
Convention, will be held at c. ii. Hates
instead Of A W. Browns aS her,
fore advertised Voters OF the precient
will please take notice.
Ion can bIy IL Us Extra light Brown
Sugar at ". 7. Smiths for 81 % cash
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tFsOa r~Aurd.y.. Daily.l


A eall Tor sL5.Do1.o1o In three per
ceht. bondSwHs issued from the Caited
States Treasury ye..sriay m:tsrnoon. =
Tie Mime @oia Democratic STATE Con-
~rention o n Tuesday nomisated DIR, A.
A. for Governor by exclamation.
Thomas Z. Benedict of New York. ON
Tuesday morning took the pre- i, ed
oath as. Public Prinser. AL i'm ne late
ly entered upon the duIitS Of the on sc.
S. 8. Cox. United States Minister 10
Turkey. lett Constautinople on Tuesday
and is now Ell route for New York on q
two months. leave Of absence.
The Lengthy. article on the Democrat
ic num nces together with a press Of
job work, must be our Excuse Tor the
lnck Of news in this issue.
H'nry E. p.Iey. the actor. arrived ut
New iO:k Yesterday morning with my
company on the steamer Nevada. He
wac met down the bay by u number oil
actors aud escorted MP to the city"
Amnn may go through the Niagara
Whirlpool width II BARI but let linn try
tue pot Q: polite anl az be goes Tin-
der you eau hear him shrek louder than
the whistle OF u quartz mill.
]. T. M.Derinptt cain in from La.
noble Lust evening anl reports that, the
voter. at that precinct were having a
lively tin- u, the prixIiry, with niIs
candidates i'll tue 6sll AMI th.es ,dJlc.
gates to be elected. sissy
Tne third train bearing Delegates 10
to the Knights rcmpinr Conclave at St.
Louis arrived here III 6 O'Clock nst ey-
,nug. q. ,.ss
Aiarge number we're ne:nbsr rs Of CAL
i oeuia C1mmnnlrry, o! S-n Francisco
~ui!e lnIuy ether Commentaries
tia onEhout that S.aie;w,rr represented,
Oar ~cuiz:us we're treated to some tiuv
muse by the bInd which accompanies
tue delegation.
- There was n spirited contest at the FL
ko priinrry yesterday brought
about by the Iact That eight names were
on the t,ekesanl but seve dc I,ga,es
were 10 b- elected. lie
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-19
Supreme Court.

Following nre some Of the recent de-
'isions oil the Supreme Cou,t IN import
mt cases;
Lnnrrty. Va. Peltier, ct al Ordered
."ntinIed till the Jaun..ry term 1887,
~ prr stipulation Of conn sci. on Tile.
e T.. Leu ;btnn W. J. +. unilock,
Controller Of Stat,-Oi motion Of ia,
Itiornry General II Judgment was or.
tered entered IN favor Of the defendant.
Mnudamus dchtd. This waS n suit
,rougI by bitantcnSht ,eGovernor
LSusLton. to compel Controller HalIocL
to draw warrants Tor salary of Laugh
ton.
q. +. Lnughton w. J. W. Adams
Ordered submitted on briefs. This is II
suit asking that tue Governor be com.
PEELED to net upon the bonds submitte
by Daughton ms Librarian.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-19
Prof. Booher In x

Prof. W. ". Boob r. 30 we'll known
In this section OF Nevada. IL now Prin.
cipnl Of the Elko public schools. Nh.
mcrous delegates 10 the Democratic
State Convention. including the Chr IN.
iole representative. ARE under oLligo.
tons to SIR. Dooher for arorI received
ut hi4 hands. As before stated in these
columns the hJtel accomodntions Of Elko
are not equal Ia the requirements Of II
81 ,te Convention; but Mr.. Booher huI.
tied arouui anj secuted comfortable
quarters for the visitors In y~hriou' pci.
sntc dwellings, turned his own Rpnr,
mcu,s int a receptacle Tor bcdlcss dele.
gates. and did everything IN his power
10 make tue boys feel at homs-!or all
Of which they feol duly gratcfui.-vir.
ginia Chronicle.
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From fridays Daily.
AALMAGCNOI.

Notice that the place of holding the
primary in Huntington is changed from
Ao~u's to c. Ii: IA;s's
Last evenings train Was two hours
aud this mornings tain three hours
late.
Len. Wines. Vim. Snow. Isaac Girls
~oIJ,of huby Valley, aud let by tain
last night fVr home.
John d. Scott. Indian Agent ut the
Western Shoshous Agency, Ii attending
tic convention
The Eiko Cornet Band discoursed
souIe fine music OH vas street. last
Disht
The weather il again extremely warm
aud the moonlight nL;at, perfectly
%delighsfsi.
A huge bonfire on Main street last
night led some to believe that our town
MAS again "ssailed by the Gsr Geud.
The hotels aud lodging hos,es have
been pressed to ~eOuiuodaIs the host of
delegates and visitor. 10 the Stale Co 4.
Nenuon. but We believe all Luvc b. III
comfortably accommodated.
We call attention to the motto. o, Geo
W. Taylor offering for sale a sp!eIdId
ranch located 10 Peasant VALLEY, this
county. The property is n desirable
u and affords u rare inluoenent for
peSitGbIe Investment.
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Bad For TAYLOR.

Bad news was brought to town yes
teidny from TRvlur. On the LIST IN.
slant the Argus Mill aud M'uiny Com
psny stopped all work and discharged
their erhploy ecs-hbOut 100. Tie cause
assigned il tue low price Of silver. We
unicrstond that a belief IL prevalent
anon! the dischig miners that the
company will propose II resumption o.
operations shortly in case a reduction
u wages OF 3D. cents per day, or to -,
il acceslgd -lEuBtka Sentinel.
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n. f. HouoH,
Teacher.

AspeoiM train Of seven cars, benriuj;
members Of Golden Gate and Oakland
C~ominanderie' X. T., IN route To ~
annual Convention Mt ST. Loui-, Nr i've .
lore At l:i5. Tho pnrty iudud d a
largo number Of ladies. aud hum red
some IFS persons. A 6ue ban ! Of t, en-
Gy.one pieces, bs,on Ding 70 Go den Ate
CommSndery, accompanies I Q del ga
zion, which treated our oiu ems o a
piece Of sIosllent music Willis h ut,nIA
Abe depot. Chief Justicc la Sley, OF
Ihe Supreme Court OF Nevada, aud
Charles II. Gillette, formerly Division
Superintendent Of this division OF the
O. Z. IL. H, o Of Oakland. ARE mem
bora 81 tho party. The Knights carry
With them = bsnr and an engIc, ns EN-.
bIems OF the Golden Bia,a.
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HevadA Prison

The report OF the Sevlia State Pds-
OF fUt August shows tie number of
prisoners Oh hand July Slst. l29. No
prisoners discharged or received in Au.
RnGt. Average pei month l29.
Salaries OF officers uuL guards. 81
5Ti.G other expenses. Sl.OI4, Ca.
total expenses for August, S2.5sG.-
30.
Boot aud shoe shop-manufnctur.L
S2.oT ID; sold. 81. 100 50. Collcc-
Ted and paid M the Treasury $9ls.
-.
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vsre prOia.. in their pr.i.... q i. ..r.
S. n. Dsy 81 omsS-sI $50

-~
s.H. Day Of omS6yn Sor -sasvs<of
General. isS praelical puryeyoe. and
stand. IA, tbs. front rank Of MA profes-
siOh. This very important .o@ct.
which should be allsd by.one ~hoav ilI
putA. check on tie- land,Rrabbsrs.
roOld not be occupied By n better man
,LnnTrTty Bay. Hss-is -ths siaboN.
ment Of honesty and cnpability. .
John AeKernAn of White Pine. for
Clerk of the Supreme Court. is a clever
young lawy-r' said by those who know
him bsst 10 be wen attea for the Office
he seeks.
+ Henry Defy Of Storey. the nominee
tor Stated Printer. was born in New Eng.
land in 1855 Hrs. parents movad.. to
Nevada City in 1862 aud Henry becains
a printer. lie has been rmploysds as
c~ompositur on, the Comstock for..tLe
last twelve y ars. md = one Of the best
practical printers in the State. Six
years ago he represented Storey In the
Legi stature. Duffy has hosts of friends
throughout the State. y 49,
A.E.Kye of Eureka. the nomIus . :
FOR Superintendent of Public 1nstrne-
ton. has long been n teacher on the
Base Rang and stands well.
+ The noutpees for District ul,es are.
II. T Cres .Nadi who represented Nye
county in the Senate in lsi7-9. After
that he moSfd to Anstih had has been
District Attorney OF Lauder ever since;.
A. L. Eitzseifsild an able lawyer and.
respected citz-n,ot Eureka. 'erhinenuy 1
qualified for the position to which he
aspircs. aud Henry Rivers. the prraent
District Judge Of tie SIKH JEdicirl
Di,trict, composed Of the coantirs Of,
Eureka, White Pine and Line ,lu Gonn
|'ties. r.
! Taken rs n VIII he, the ticket is au un-.
usu lily Gool one and the great unauiIn.;
ity with which the nominations wers
made renders it douhly strong. AS will
be manifested on the End day Of Sovem-
- -Hr H- H
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-19

The Director OF the Mint has issued
tho following circular In regard to the
issue Of minor coins: Five cent nickel
pi, ces and one cent brouzc pieces TO be
forwarded In the order Of the applicn.
ton. iroiu the Mint Of the United
States ut Philadelphia, to points
reached by the Adams Express ComPn.
ny free OF transportation charges. in
sums Of $40 or multipIeS thereof, upon
the receipt aud collection 10y tue Super.
intcndcnt Of the Mint. or draft on New
York or Philadelphia, payable to his or.
der.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-09-19
Democratic Caucus.

A caucus OF the Democratic voters OF
Eiko precinct will he held ut the Office
of Russell q Bradley this (ruesda,)
evening ut 8 O'Clock sharp, Ter the pur.
pose OF selecting names of delegates
10 the County Convention 10 be voted
for at the primary election to be held
here Tomorrow tue 10Th Instant. D..
A full attendance IL desired.
by order Of the
CEsTRAL CoNXf1Ik
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L LIVE AND LET Live"

=. .a-ssg' -rit. :. 49, ~ -
'.'.a..v .tTT :'s -: 49, =
Past experience has denopstn,isd lbs.
ruth OF tine aIiaaa thaE"Hon-say |. Ehs
BEST policy i6 business as. ~tll as in
SfiSaie life hdipetnated By this. policy :,
Il shall IN The, fpturc US in the past kesn .
,egnstantiy pp.hend a full supfiyoi frSth
.apd desrpbles.: ".,.9 g.
G~RocEHIEs. sDr PRosisIoN O. ~
u the hes, quality. suitable to the re-
|luitenients Of my customers. which will !
ybe sold nj tho. lowest rates consistent +:
with sound business principles.
II is well known that n largo amodn'
Df money IL annually isent Iruin Eks
county III payment tor goods purchased
abroad. aud lu some measure to conn Z
tcrnot these foreign purchases I nave re.
Gently added to my stock a we'll selected
and desirable .inr Of
DOorA AND SBoLs -
which I guarantee 10 sell at m lev hy
urcsa . tAe .nals quality Of goods can bS
%purcha-ed elsewhere, transportation
added, with the advantages Of having au .
| opportunity 10 examine the goods he.
lore purchasing. AL goods gadrantesd
10 DO Just as Represented. - I:
With siucens thanks ~ The psblio. fpP
the liberal patronage extended In tha,
past, and soliciting "a coutinuapce oftkS
same Ia tile future, I aiu.
Respectfully, =
I dtdIN CuAas
Eiko. oO'. aisl. 1865.
49,
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tirM-BAnTLHrr 4 QsERricaER; Pno|
= PRIEroRS :

derry Schooling, Reno; Al Dallas, q
" shyies, Mrs f Wilson, Miss NsVa
Wilson; ~ G P,ice,. G. sfcP herson, :Tus!
earora; E Spencer, Ruby; Ed Knvei-
auSh,. Mopud;.M Lichtenstein. s F;.R
FSehwuilz, Lew York.
FIR Pcltier, Tus:arota; A Quilici, II .
Stuker, JAS Stauts. Bullion; Thad Puls
Ier. North ForK;' j F. Mnyne, San.
Francisco; Jerry Schooling, Reno, Freq;
T Benson, j A Rogers, CarIiui ] D
Gray, Sacramento. =. =:
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CEsTRAL coNNiITE

Pure New York cider vinegar 30
cents q gallon, ut W. 7. Smiths
A son ,lete assortmo Mt Of nnc hshin
rackic at MulleT's.
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DrPor. HorEL-CLAux 4 GREtN. .PHo-.
PRIEroEs.

PRtEroEs. e.
Il Farrell. Carlin; NJ Kuhn, Ogden;
c A Wiley. Pleasant Valley. .'.i :.
i'll :Tonkin', Blnckfoot;J AinleE:'
Blaine; Miss 10 Sullivan, ] W Powell,
r~escnrora; IF. Thomas. Pielsant;sp.
Hall Reno; Yves Johnson. Toano; w,
Beyron, John. sIsoyne, Bullion; II. g q
Shaw; Stockton; f Lovelotk, Bull Rum
q Buckingham, San FaNncisco. ,
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arnror.pr H~ousr--lonS Kr1,cn. 2 no

HuNroLpr H~ousE--JonS KELscH. P no.
- IN 81 piIrroH.i '7"H
- = "
W winberly, + cavannush, RenesF .
Is vSnAlsiyu, J Alibaum, T.. :
Fspecter, Lr,iuoiiE; Geo withsuf. =.
e ko;J Francisco. Du;lioniJ A Regain, -
Cofiez; CLHs Green, Rye Patch. 81.
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Roll Of Honor.

Following Ia Che report OF the
Pleasant Valley School for the month
ending Sept. 18th, 1856.
Bertha Smith. 100: Josephine Hen.
nen. 100; Ida Young, o.; Harry Wines.
9S; Willie Wines, 9ii Grace Taylor,
81. Of.
n. f. HouoH.
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sYEsSLY .:ktY9 INDEPENDENT
= - q
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

81. sI,=4 a.,
= * 49, :.
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New York dispatch OF the 18th in.
staLt says: The coffee market to-day,
WITNESSED nj unusual movement. The
price for Rio coffee Oh the Excbnus,
mas been steadily niVauciny Tor II
month. and the opening prices wsr,
from 10 10 i5 points higher than on Sat.
urdty. Tue light receipts at Rio ana
unusual EUROPEAN comp, tilion are ct.
ed ~ ciuses Tor the advance, which
now rules for some deliveries : cgnts
per pound higher than y month ago.
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HOUSE.

The Dunn free ship bill being the
special order for the day, but its
friends being DESTROYS of making way
Tor the oleomargarine bill, the order
was made a continuous one, and the
former bill viii be called up at the earli-
est opportunity.
Blount (GaD reported that the con-
ference on the postoffice appropriation
bill would be unable to agree, and q
further conference was ordered.
After some parliamentary skirmish-
ing, the House went into committee OF
the whole on the oleoma-garine bill, all
general debate on the measure being
closed.
Hatch, of Missouri, in speaking to a
formal amendment, sent to the clerks
desk and had read the following tele-
gram received by him from Chicago
The protest of several hundred mem
bers OF the Chicago Board of Trade
against the action of the directory
favoring bogus butte. was mailed you
last night. More to follow"
After debate on the oleOmargsrine
bill the House adjourned. 80,
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The Home Rule Debate.

NEW YoRK. Nay ga special says
In the Home Rule debate in the Eng
lIsh House Of Commons. yesterday. Mr..
Trevelyan quoted an alleged remark OF
Parnell to the effect that he would not
rest until the last link that connected
ireland with England had been broken.
Mr.. Parnel demanded the date and
place OF the speech, and Mr.. Treveiyan
replied: Cincinnati"
\ reporter, in looking over the files
Of the Cincinnati CoRfasreiaI Gazette
found that Mr.. Parneli delivered the
speech in the Music Hall, on Friday
evening. February 10Th. 1850. The
speech was reported by ]. ". Schrage.
one of the most rapid and accurate
stenographers In the United States.
The paragraph referred TO by Mr..
Trevelyan Is IN the following words
" When We have undermined English
misgovernment, we have paved the way
for Ireland 10 take her place among the
nations Of the earth, and let ms not for
get that that is the ultimate goal ~
which all We Irisbmen aim None OF
rs, whether we are in America or in Ire
land. or wherever We may be. VIII be
until we have DESTROYED the
last link which keeps Ireland bound 70
--r.-r-..
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Pnclfc NAL

NEw YORK, May 26.-The annual
meeting of the Pacific Mail Steamship
company took place this afternoon,
$4,000 shares out of 200. 1000 being repre-
ssnied. President Houston, in his an
nuaf report, says: The net earnings for
the year ending Aprl 30th, 1885, were
about 81 per cent. He alludes to the
loss OF the CITY Of Toxic IN June last as
the cause of the decrease in the earnings
OF the China line. A reduction Of $120,-
600 a year in the amount received on
through freight. under the guarantee
of the overland railroads also occasioned
q decrease in the earnings. Weekly
service between New York and San
francisco had been established since
the discontinuance of arrangements
with the overland railroads, and is now
in full operation.s During the year end
ing April 3Oth the total earnings were
81 $4,000; total expenses So, $50 900: net
earnings. $I,3O0. 900; liabilities, $751;
go. The election OF directors resulted
in the selection of Jay Gould. Sidney
Dillon, Russell Sage. G. p. Huntington,
Henry Hart. William Remsom, Ed
ward Lauterbsch, J. w. Shaw and J.
3. Houston. y toll1 80 li.arlla ~