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Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03
Grocrrs' List.
Revised prices are as follows:

Revised prices are as follows:
BkGGING- stark a, seamless. 22c; Amos
kcag. seamless, i;igc: LowIstown A, seam
less, lgc American. seamless. lie: buriaps,
to . bu, ll@l4c; guuutes, single, l3c;
gunnies, double, 2Oc; WOO sack. Bic
TwINrS- Flax, 3>c; extra sail, @o.021c; sail
b gum!lc; cotton, pc: iuto, &c.
DRIED tRuIr-Firs, IN boxes, per 10, 13G
l6C: dates. in boxes imiOc London Malaga
layer raisns, per box, S25Um3.i5: Malaga
loose ratsius, S2.3o@25O: new Valencia
raisns per ID, S"4c; California loose musca-
tells, per box, S2.O0a?.lO;California Londons,
lses, S2.4l; pitted cherries per ID, lSc; Cali
fornia pitted plums, per TO- l20l%c: dried
blaCkberrics, per Ito, 'ia@SC; dried raspber-
ries, per 10, 240t 95c evaporated apples, il!up
lSr: California sun dried peaches, l3c: Cali
foruia IMPAIRED cyapurated peaches, li0lSc;
evaporated California apricots, lSc: Iautee
currants, III 3mic Turkish pruncs, 4l4m4" 49,;
citron. !2W.4c; orange peel l5c. lemon peel,
ltc California French pruncS, limltc.
CuFFEEs-Mocha, 2jW2Gc; Rio, good, lt(6
lic Mapdahling 4GG2>c roasting Rio, l5or
l6c! o. 6. Java, !4u, l6c: Java, interior, 22u
Poe: Rio, fancy, lsGrl9c; Santos and Mara
caibo, lIlol9c: Arbucklcs, 2! &C, McLaugh-
Inns NNNH, 2l&4.
SJCNI-Granuiated, Ilgc: conf. ~, ~ G.;
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03
FINANCIAL.

NEw YoRK, Dec. Especial Telegram
70 TnE BEE. -SroCKs--The stock market
was dull good part of the time this morn
ing after the opening, which was little lower
in most instances. London advices were
disappointing, but there came a few orders,
The market was heavily sold, because the
railway officials in session in Chicago had not
accomplished more toward adjusting differ
cnces, but selling had more the appearance
Of raiding than realized. Northwestern was
prominent feature of the market, and was
pounded down TO 1857, while Lake Shore
was also attacked Cotton OH declined ma.
tcrially under the selling of long stock. The
bank statement was less unfavorable than
was expected. The close showed a decline
all around, extending to point in North.
western and IA points in Cotton Oil Total
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. DECEMBER g. 1ss.

Cruru- Michigan. s3o6@G.jO per Dbl Of 80
gals. California pear 'ider S.i.OOpcr Dbl
Pur CuRN-R Rice, Sc; common, . &c.
CAEEuT~-4O1 pei bu.
BEtNs-Choice eastern hand picked navies,
s 90 uor bushel; western hauupicked ma
vi1s. 8 i5yll.SO; mediums, $1,000 so: Lima
beans per TO-
HN-F. o. b. cars, No J upland 5000: No.
2uplaud. g. a.
BRlV-S 3 cisco.
Cuopprp rGEp-S -Sl4COul5Oo per ton.
CoEN-2tN?1C.
o -92ut q.
NINEcW-Cider. 1c61Sc per gal white
wuc lud2o per gal.
HONEY-l-lb frames, l1Wl,c.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03
OMAHA LIVE sroCA.
CATTLE.

Saturday, Dec. J. lSSS
The week closed with moderate Cattle re.
ceipts and light supply OF desirable beef
steady, Dut good beevcs would have brought
strong prices. A good many cows were on
sale and the common kinds sold easier. One
choice load of corn.fed steers was sold at
S4.5O, and bunch of fed hefers at $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03
Hngs.

The market opened about lOc lower. and
the bulk of the early receipts were Sold, bat
as the later reports were received from east
ern markets the market hattened out and
closed with twenty loads uusold. At the
close the packers would only offer SiO5 for
good hogs, and were not eager for them ut
that price.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03

yesterday that averaged even l4O lbs at $3.50
tp56O about equally divided as to price.
Light varieties were scarce this morning.
Jones and Stiles were not on the market.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03

Cattle. ................ ........ $50
Hogs. 1000
Sheep p.............. ........................ 500
Horses Observation-Disclosures. -
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03
Leather.

Hemlock sole ls0C27c per 10; oak sole, 800
S6c per 10; oak harness, 3OG32c per ID; selec-
ted oak aud trace, 35c per ID; oak and hem.
lock upper, 20G2!c per foot. Hemlock calf
weight; oak calf skin, No, /, 9Oc@sl.OO per
ID; Philadelphia calf skin, extra, $1,000 10
per 10; hemlock kip skin. No. /, 6O470c per
10; oak kip skin, No /, 7O'9SOc per ID; Phila-
cali skins according TO weight and quality,
81. l5(0l, IS per To- French kip skins, do, soc
@Sl 10 per 10. Cordoyan russett, lSc; satin
finish, 2)c per foot; welt leather, So. b0CDf 100
per side; moroccos (pebble gout), 20@30c per
FOOT moroccos, boot leg, 25930c per foot;
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03

glove calf skins 2odSOc per foot. Douglas
kid, 3Ot4Oc per foot; kangaroo skins 4OCG5Jc
per foot, according to quality. Toppngs,
s. OC6iO 90 per dozen; Innings. SiOOd9OO per
dozen; apron skins, $lO.O,Gl2 90 per dozen.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03
Sheep.
ItecaiDtS.

The receipts were heavy and the quality
good. Everything was sold.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03
Prevailing Prices.

The following Is a tlole of prices paid in
this market for the grAicB OF STOCK mem
toned
Primesteers. 1900 to 1900 lbs. s4lO M45O
Prime steers. 1lO0 TO 1879 lbs. $40 ,U4.30
Native feeders rs............... $50 G3l0
Western feeders ..............2 2.6O Op2.sO
Range steers com'on to choice 100 uu3.0O
Common to good cows ........ i25 CG2.25
Choice to fancy cows .......... 23j 03.OO
Commont to choice bulls ....... l.25 0d2.OO
Fair tocnolce night hogs. ....... 800 dj.lO
Fair to choice heavy hogs. 5.05 (d5.45
Far to choice mixed hogs. 80. 800 uj.lJ
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03
the closing nnotations

MONEY on CALL--Easv at l15d2 per cent;
closing offered at ~ per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-i3l 66 per
cent.
$i.Sii5 for sixty-day bills, and s4.SSja for de.
mand.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03

Highest and Lowest.
The following are the highest ani lowest
prices paid for hogs during the past few days
and on the corresponding dates one anl two
wears agO:
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-03

CoTToS FLANNELs--l0 per cent dis ; LII,
519c; &C, G%4c; IS, i34c; Namoless, Be. RX,
1oc; K, 20c; No. 10, S'2c; No 40, l0]ac: No
60, 12'9c: No. 50, 13l3c No. 80, colorcd. &c;
No. 80 colored 12c; No. 20, colorcd, l219c;
Bristol. 12ioc: Union Pacific l1c.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26

BnocKyrLI.E. ONTARIO. Canada, De-
ceMbsr 2, 1851 have used Brand.
reth's Pills for the past Is years. and
think them the best cathartic and an
ti-bilious remedy known. For some
Eve years suffered from an eruption
IT the skin that gave me great pain
and annoyance tried different blood
remedies, but. although gaining in
strength, the itching was unrelieved.
| finally concluded to take thorough
course of Brandreth's Pills. l took
six each night for four nights. tben
five, four, three. two, lcssening each
time by one, and then for one moutl,
took one every night, with the happy
result that now my skin is perfectly
clear and has been ever since.
Ed. VENNEI.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26

Ann~at Meeting and Election Of
Ofneers-A splendid Mime.

The annual meeting Of the Mount
DiaDio Mil AMI Mining Company WAS
Ee}d IN Ssa.FranciscO on the 17b.
The following officers we're elected
for the ensuing year: W. E.Norwood,
j. NJ. s'b"lweii. X. W. Heath. George
w. arayson and Capiain J \. Knowles
Directors, and W. Il. Sn"ckley, Su.
periuts ndent
superintendent Shocklev's roper,
covers every inch of work done dur
ing the pas, year. and shows the mine
To be in such IN conditions NJ to wstraut
The heilef that DIVIDENDS will he re-
sumed next month and coutiuued iu
definitely, la, ahe quarterly.
The grass bullion yield Of 'he year
was $ias, i54 ~ Uf the ahost Amount
the enormous YUM Of xiU1.7Ao went
for discount m bullion, tuualny the
AZ QUIT p@iu iot mine snG mill lai'or.
lh's Is most interest ing statement
Tor Ar tri-nf's Of silver 10 stu,iy.
Four dividends were paid during
The yesr. avgressting $4,000. and i E.
cenlber II there was CASH On halu
amounting IN $a.5ss 40.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26
WalA,er Lnke Bulletin.
ssscsAl ,Atta 81 isMlaAlaA ssuxrY
"WEDNESDAY .nHcnNnHs o. 1883

tsovkknOR SrHvsSsOy controls a
N tiorns II thu s;uch ri the kuu,uck
mine ~ Il Id FIn. He is the owner
OF mi. hat csaSiaeS he ore from the
mine. Ike 3usrd ~ Directors of the
compahv Ia. osns the mipe /, elected
BY sh+ influence pf Mr.. Stevenson.
That 6~.f,t made contract with han
for crnsn,ns the ore vt his mill. The
mill rAs'A "rss profit to the owner,
bat the W'ne does not pay profit 10 the
stOckho'';ers. Sut wSs brought by
stockha. iers against Mr.. Stevenson,
and j, :. alleged tina, the contract be
made VIII himself for crushing the ore
sas illegal. The case was triud before
Judge Wallacf al san Francisco. The
Judge .,,cided against the Goy.iLoi.
The Car will surely No apncs,e,' -
the sui, lint Cours,, aud il that court
shalt sH.'afG the decision Of Judgc
wallace. suits for vast suuls viii surely
fOllow. rs nearly all the miucs Of the
Constc,x have been managed the
sane wSy, aud mes. of the eaui.i.ous
PROFITS h"vs gone I" the ifiil o~ ners.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26

Tho treatment Of many thousand. CT esS..
o. tnose chtonic "eal;ne:ses aud distess.i.,g
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Bufalo. ". Y.
has afforded vast experience In nicely slavt-
Ing chi thoroughly Testing remedies for the
cure Ut wo0lsn's peculiar nnalidies.
DIR, rtcree's ravoriie Prescription Is
the ert GROWTH. or result, OF this great and
valuable experience Thousands. OF iestimo-
rtals, resolved from patients and from pbys;-
Glars wh2 hnye tested 1t In tho more sglra-
their sf,ili provo 1t TO be the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief and cyire G!
suffering, yemen n II is NJ, resomn1cnded ss
ccre-sli. nrt NJ g n'osi perfect spacilc f.r
No.ian's peeu4.if ailments.
i2perts Strength to the whole system, aad
= the womb mud Its nppendnses iI rarticulay.
Fer. ,ever-Scried. "wern-out." ''rua-dowu,''
se1r'ssr.sses, "shoIrprls," horYe-kcspers, nurs-
iSs mothers, and fesble women generally, Or.
Pieces Favorite Prescription Ia t.,a ereateet
earthly boon, being rnciG1led US an a,fetizine;
cereial aai fe3!craiiTe 71I.c.
"a . rnceh;Ds AVID strengthening rer
vino, !" tavorite Prescription Ia uncqusis.i
ard Is Invaluable In sllaying and subdu!ag
neryons e1c.tahility, irritnhility, exhaustion,
tressins, nervous symptoms commonly attend.
ant upon functional and organic disease Of the
womb: 1t induces sefreshins sleep and relieves
mental anSi7ty sud dependency.
DR.. P!crcc's ravofitc Prescription II
pounded by an experienced and s1fiifui ply
eician, and adapted to woman's delicate or
z ps1rsy gssstesis i1 4.
trnny coneition cf the system. For nsornin1
Sickness. or nausea, from whatever caIise
arising, week stomach, indigestion. dyspcp,n
ana kindred symptoms, Its use, In sraaM doses,
VIII prove very beneficial.
<"Favorite Prescription n q reeitiye
cure for the most complicated and OBSTINATE
cases OF leucorrhea, excessive flowing, peanfal
msaa;rsSatiion. unnatural supprssions. rroas
weakness," snteyersion, retroyersicn, bearing
down sensations, chronic congestion, !naa1nnla-
pain and tcnderness ia IN ovSries, aseompsnied
wfh Internal beat"
Asa reEu1ater and promoter Of functional
girihood 70 womsnhood aFayorite Frescrir-
opiy good rssSs Il e esuas
dous and valuable In Its effects when taken for
those disorders and arrangements incident t.,
" The Change Of Life"
connection with the uas of DIR. Pierces Golden
. u edicaI Discovery, and small laxative doses Of
Dr; Pietces fnrgatiye Pellets ilttio Liver
eases. Their combined use also removes blocd
tnints, and aboiishes generous and scrofuious
hurnors from the system. ~
"Fsyeriec Prescription! F." is the only med
positive xua ranscc from the manufacturers,
that II will give satisfaction in every case, or
money Will be refunded. This guarantee hss
bern printed on the bottIe-wrapper, and faith
flIiy carried out for many years.
LATINO Bottles (1oc doses) 6l.0e. Or SIX
bottles for $500,
FOR large, illustrated Trea4iss on Diseases a
Women Geo paSes, paper-coveYed), send ten
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HahSs sispstssr Medical Association
sss tfsiN IT.. ECErAIO. w
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26
M Mt. l.lAi,lo,


Following il Superintendent Shock
lry's weekly report vi operations al
tina Mount Diablo:
The ems, DRIFT between The 9Th and
sixth ltv-'s shows a little iow.sraJ.-
ore in tine fsce, The stope between the
fifth aud sixth Levels shows about two
teet u Sf6D ore in the west end. The
main stope between the fifth ani
fourth levels sl.s,ws some improve.
iuenl in the west eld. The west Slope
shove the fourth level shows 10
inches OF $40 "rc. The east stope on
the third level is yielding small
amount Of $40 ore. The east stope
above the sccond eyUi shows three
fee, of $40 ore. There ia no speciA.
change to report from the intermediate
between the 1rst and second levels.
The east slope above the first level is
giving scnae $50 ore. The inferno.
diale Drift sbnve the first level il Civ.
ing some $50 ore from the east end. A
ANAL amount Of ore is being isken
from the surface OF the Mi. Diablo
claim.
The mill has been running steadily
during the week aud is crushing lit.
tie mare ore.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26
silver City Mines.

silver City Mines.
The following items are from the
Lyon County Times:
The woodville Is shut down.
The KOssuth will soon start up.
Mr.. Piper is getting some good rock
from his claim.
Ibs Silver Hill viii start up about
III Arst OF January.
The Briggs mill has not been run.
sing for the past two months.
The Lacrouts mine is looking we'll.
aad enough rock Is being taken out
70 keep the arrastras running. Six or
eight men are employed. ~
The Haywood folks have but ave or
elk Uen employed. -
About twenty men are working in
the Cost mine. SKA $40 -
The Atlanta mill is shut down.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26
NOTICE

10 hereby given to each Of the abcve-na mi cd
delinquent taxpayers, that unless the taxes
penalty ard costs be paid In full, In current
funds to me at my office, on or before the
THIRD MONDAY (the 2tst day. Of January,
ss, A. d. 1889
That on that day In Hawthorne. In the ccsuty
Of Esm"ralda, State of Nevada, At the COST.
house door Of said county, between the hours
Of9 o'clock A. n. and 10 O'Clock p. NJ, to-
wit, commencing at 10 o'clock A. N. of that
day, will sell at public auction for current
funds, to tbs bidder who will take the smallest
quantity Of real estate assessed 10 each Der.
son heretofore mentioned, to satisfy the
taxes, penalty and cos,s hereon. and that such
sale fs subject to redemption within six
months after dase Of sale by payment of al,
said sums with three per cen yer month
thereon from date of sale until paid.
2. W. CI PR
sl'off'2 t. zee ZEE ssstss ce.,ee
.e.l.
HaN thorn,. December ., lfss.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26

AT ~ soda works at Kreler, two
tAo0-an,: lon- ut crude soda xre nuw
ready .'r i,uri;, ,ng. Of this 20 per
cent. o. 90 tons, will be h,-csrbona,e
OF A,,dn, worth seventh dollars per ton.
The 9th. constituents arc worth thirty
du,isrs i,-r ton. The purifying IL dure
By 4 pr reeh discovered and psiented
by Mr.. u. Y Gray. Supcrlu,en,ie lent Of
the works. This process Il cheaper
AND m"c'' as"e effective tHan the old
way. T~en'y neD y now employed
and many ,nor~ will ~ At work NEXT
Sr-ing. Thirty tonsq'he,ay will be
puriHes The source &. apply il
Ovens iskc and rs inexnaustible. The
business will certainly grow to large
proportions and ne Of immense value.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26

1HE Legislature will meet on fhc
6rst A.,,.hay ia January. The eonsti.
tutioaaa amendments vntad on at the
Y~csoi t.ect,on were cecioI.d Invalid
lsst wssS by the Supreme Court, that
hNy hsMinS that the amendments
wore n',t pi.psrly submitted TO the
people.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26

Candies and nuts.
Tobaccos and cigars.
Fruits, berries and cherries.
Oranges, lemons and bananas.
Stationary, periumery. watches and
jewelry.
Aud, IN fact, 1901 other necessary
articles, too Numerous to mention.
Ask for anything you want and you
can gss it.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF THOMAS poNAuur
~ Deceased.--Notice is hereby .iyen bv
Undersigned administrative of the allow.
named estate to the creditors of aud ali ner.
sons having claims against said decesred. IA
s1hinit the same with the necessary vouchers
" Min ,h; one month from the hrst publication
deuce at Silver City, State OF Nersda.
MRS. MARY KELLEY.
RsHfhornc. Nor q. 1855.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26
CARING FOR INDECENT SICK.

Notice 10 hereby given that the Board Of
County Com missisnsrs will receive sealed
proposals. up to ~ o'clock Monday. January
OF the INDECENT sick Of said county for the a..
cal yexr 1899. and al,o for the medic ne and
medical care OF all persons who may for any
canse hs confined In the Jail of "a dceunty for
the same period.
Contracts to be awarded to the lowest and
most responsible bidder, The right 10 fejoet
any and all bids 10 reserved ny the Rpsrd.
lndorse; Proposal for care OF INDECENT
sick"
BY order Of the Beard.
J. ". HENLRY, Clerk.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26
II. kax.n..,., Code.

The following signals, taken from
ne standard code, ARE used by the MA
insisy Of the locomotive engineers en-.
-pieyed on American railroads. The
sign D means . short, quick sound,
while the dash - means = long sound
Apply air brakes, stop. q.
Release trakes, start, y D.
Hxck 900.
Aighway crossing signAl = - O O
" o o - AstN
Approaching station =, blast lasting
dve seconds.
Call for swi'chman o o o o.
Cattle on track -----.
Train hrs parted 20.
Railroad crossing, same - approach.
Ing station.
Per Susi y O O o.
Bridge or tunnel warning, %.
yiva alaxm - y o o q.
VIII take side track ----.
He'd eighties danger; green signi.
6es csstisu. g. slowly; green and
whiss SiSnihes step at flag station for
orders. One esp or torpedo on rail
nssss stop immediately; two caps or
sospedoes means reduce speed imme.
1laAeiy asd look out for danger signal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26
Perry Powers,
U. S. DEP. MINERAL SURVEYOR
....AND....
CIVIL GHe,AErR AND lAso SURVIVOR.
RENO, NEVADA.
WORKING CLASSES Ar,.S VI. ~.

pared to furnish all classes with employment
1t home, the whole OF rho time, or oftheir
spare moments. Business new, lirht ssS
profitable. Persons Of either sex ossily esrn
portfonal snm by devoting all their TIM To ths
busine.s. Bows and girls earn nearly % msch
a. men That all who see this NAV seni
their sduress, and test the baainsss Va N sks
this Offer TO such ~ are not we'll satisneI
OF writing. Pail particulars and e.t1t fres.
cd. Maine
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26
The Boston Boa raias House.

The Boston Boarding House.
Mrs Cronan has opened restaurant
in Leemis' house, where she is pre-
pared TO receive a limited NUM- Der of
boarders Everything our home mar.
ket affords viii, be supplied. while all
poultry. fowls, etc, will come from
Bishop Creek. Mrs. Cronan is an ex.
perlenced cook, and will do her own
work. No Chirsse employed.
Watches or anything 10 the line
iewelry needing repairs, II left at O
r. Tayior's will be forwarded to q
first class workman. Good work
guaranteed. prompt attention and
reasonable prices. y
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26

such case made and provided. requiring
| the eX-otlcio Tax Receiver to sell Mi the
property ON wlich the taxes for the year 1888
1 have not been paid, or NO much Their sof w
! may he necessary To satisfy tho tax penalty.
and costs. NJ hereinafter specified and set
oH,ositc TO each dei'nqnens taxpayers name,
ava 'ae prope'! on ~n'cn sucn TAX penalty
| anu e"e.s "'' ~" "''! 's''eu' ana 'na'
IA, !, '"o VS. " "1
80, ~ ,o"e. "" u 'u"'.f'n W ne
,ums. =.
f. Adam, VIM .fs
| so acr.e of land. tar a "A
+, Penalty aud costs. IS
! Eo,,k.- " -
~ ,cr.. of l.,a rm
Pe,,sliv mud .. -
! uu
| so acre, a, land ~ ,so
Penalty .ra, .o.,. a q,
=
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p.r,,,r .rd .,.,, o..
! Nv
s,m..rs h,itd;,n ., sM
sr.s ~ ,,rd nv AZ
| po,.,,x ma cost. :,
! Beck Mrs ElIen-
House and lot in candcls,i. t,x IA %
Penalty and cost. soa
Brent wB-
Mortgage from W r Nell tar 20 -
Penalty snd costs. 81
p,,,, ,h.
! ahou.as in coumnu,. =. an
| Peua.tv end COST. log
|
Mortrsee A cbar,ebois and vita :. =. "a m
| Penalty snd costs $50
| (,n,-l.ho;.
| Don .
| and n.r,o.,, nr,,.,,x ,,Y a. 6.
! Pol, eN
| pcnaIfy md cost. oea
|
! an ,.,a u.;,. ..
! - '''' VA noue'''"~' %
| House At N,riett. txx co
| Penalty and costs IA
coppe, King Smc,t;nc Co.
| 100 arrea OF land, tax n
| Penalty and rests ,.
! Cunp,nrhsm Geo
r. Mortgage fron, n Munter. tar IA 20
| PENALTY and cost. a,
ponahnc rbo.
Lot. and hous.. Cande,sris, tax. :. 10 a
| Penalty and costs. ..sA
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26

Judge Rising's Instructions to the
jury 10 the case Of Garrison vs.. Wad-
dsli, recently tried in Hawthorne.
have been printed in pamphlet form
by AT. Chariz, the shorthand reporter.
Tho instructions cover every point
psccssary TO making valid mining
leeeuop. and every prospector should
We copy. Kor sale 81 this Office.
&fjce, 80 cents. 5eN 81 tAs5
Illustrated Poems and elegant dolls
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-12-26
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
EsmeYaIda County
DURsuAST TO THE srArrTx IN
....OF....
FOR THE YEAR 1883.

DCRSUAST TO TIRE SrATVrTE IN
such case made aud provided. requiring
the eN-otlicio Tax Receiver to sell ali the
property ON wluch the taxes for the year 1888
have no, been paid or NO much thef sof w
may he necessary to satisfy tho tax penalty
and costs. ~ hereinafter specified and set
o;','ositc 10 each delinquent taxpayers hume,
and the property on which such tax, penalty
and costs are y lien duly levied. and that
ten per cent IN such takes and the cost Of nd
yrrtisin: viii bu collected Ia addition to the
original lax or the property sold for all said
sumo:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-08-25
Letter from Eoudonn

Correspondence Of the Alexandris Gazette
LEEsBUgG, Va, Aug. 24-Mr Baker. Presidep,
of the Peoples National Bank, spent the night in
our town. The blnk will open its doors on the
1st pro1imo.
The new jsil is nearing completion.
Tomorrow Saturday Capt. ]. w. Foster will
begin operations at his canning factory. 1b,
Captains energy is untqualed and while he be-
gins little late, We predict for aim profitable
seas N.
Alexandria seems little sore over the convep.
ton being held at Warrenton Syringe. We'll
sometimes people oversleep themselves this seen
the case with your city. Taking for granted III,
convention would be held there, you allowed Cal
Msddux to secure it By his generosity LoudOurs
member Of the committee has certainly no csus.
to feel generous towards Fauquier, but he Ike
the others. don't think that Alexandris should
have monopoly of district onventions unless she
Offers some inducement for them. If the success
FIJI candidate is to be bled every time to hi. Ut
most capacity or to the full amount he can bear
and live, then it behooves them to look out for
new quarters. If Alexandris wants the couven.
tion held in her city, we are sorry for her, but
there is nobody 10 blame but AleIandris
JABEE