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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-25
Daily Receipts ofProduce.
PASSENGERS.


From Kauai. per stmr Mikahala. Mar 81
w II Chickering and wife, \ ; Williams,
+ Stretz, Hons b Anterior and ii =
Baldwin, c NJ Cooke, Mrs Aloiau and ,
children Miss Sarah Aloiau, Hiel Kapu
and wife, w A Stanley and wife. w A Gal
lagher and wife, f jenkins, , Chinese and
81 deck passengers.
From Maui. per stmr hkelike, Mar "a
wv Leonhart, + O'Brien, r Wilson,
VIM Mulch and wife, c Hubert and
wife, T. Hoffman,, G f Baldwin a EnOs
and wife Mrs Brumaghim, and AZ deck
passengers.
From Tanning Island, per schr Wal
malu, Mar 24-Geo Greig and Miss Greig.
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Vessels in Port from Foreign Ports.

I s ) Alert, Green, Hawaii
II b NJ ) COrmorant, Nicolls, Kauai.
Blk Alden Besse, Cousins, San Francisco.
Blk Hesper, Ryder, Newcastle.
Am Mis- pkt Morning Star, Garland, S l
Blk Velocity, Martin, Hongkong.
Bgtne w G Irwin, McCulloch, 5. +.
Tern Glendale, Faik, Eureka.
Bk { ID Bryant, Lee, San Francisco.
Schr w Bovine, Bluhm, San Francisco.
Bktne Eureka, Petersen, Eureka.
Nor Blk Victoria, BOrreSen, Newcastle.
FIR ok Iton, Regnier, HOngkong.
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The Hon. James Campbell had the
misfortune to lose his young son, named
after himself, by death on Saturday
night. The funeral will take place from
the residence at Waikiki tomorrow at
an hour to be announced later.
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Police Court.

Carolina and Peheka, the women who
made disturbance in a house, assault
ing the owners wife, as reported in this
paper, were on Saturday fined respect
lively SO 20 and 81 20 including costs.
Two deserters of l. l. S. n. Co. 5
service were ordered to return and pay
costs.
A case of larceny was remauded till
Monday.
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Hnwniian Hotel ArrixaIs.

23-24-Robert J. Sake, Omaha, Neb. !;
Fred II. Hayselden, Jesse j. Moorhead,
Lanai; u. S. SpaIding, Kauai Ed. Hoff-
mann, Waikiki, Maui; w. ii. Chicken
ing, wife and son. Oakland, Cal; $
Cullen, koolau.
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II. B. NJ. surveying vessel Myrmidon.
Commander the Hon. Foley {. T..
Nerecher, lately arrived at Yokohama,
after having been engaged a year sur
veylng North Australia. Her officers
and crew were to be transferred to IL. B.
NJ. ). Rambler at HongkOng.
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Saturday and Sunday the arrests made
were as follows: A Chinaman for per-
hitting dangerous dog to roam abroad,
native under bench warrant for lar
ceny, Cinnamon for compromising or
concealing a felony, another for opium
in possession, eight persons drunk and
one drunk in a saloon, and four Chinese
for violating the Sunday law-two for
buying and two for selling.
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The steamer Natal, which LETT for
Europe on December 3Oth, took away
the largest quantity of silk that has ever
been shipped in one vessel from Yoko-
hama. She carried 2,465 b1les OF silk
OF an aggregate value OF 81 800 900.
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advertisements.

Subscribers to the DAILY ADVERTISER or
WEEKLY GAZETTE, who do not receive their
papers promptly by the carriers, are re-
quested to give immediate notice by tele-
phone or otherwise to the Gazette office,
telephone number IS.
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DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY, Mar. %.
Stmr Pele, for Lahaina and Hamakua,
at IL a. IN.
Schr LiholihO for Kukaiau.
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An aged foreigner best known as
Charlie, quartermaster on the Mikahala,
had the misfortune to fall in the hold of
that steamer and break his collar bone,
while on the coast of Kauai last Wednes-
day. No doctor could be reached until
Friday, when DIR. Walters reduced the
fracture. Charlie was sent to the Queen 5
Hospital on the arrival of the MikahaIa
on Sunday.
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Mr.. Levey will sell at noon to-day, in
rear OF Mr.. Dowsett's office, Queen street,
twenty-fOur horses, mares and colts from
imported stock.
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Two vessels sail for San Francisco to-
day, either Of which will be likely to de-
liver mail some three to SIX days III adj
vance Of next steamer.
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DIED.

Waikiki, on Saturday,
March 23d, James, aged 3 years and 8
days, son of james Campbell. Funeral
on Tuesday at an hour 10 be given later.
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The whalers off port yesterday even
ing were the steamer VIM Lewis, brig
Alexander, barbs Alice Knowles and
Coral, and topsaiI schooner name I'M
known. About 5 o'clock the Lewis
steamed off down the Molokai channel.
The Coral was reported, for the first
time, about o'clock off Koko Head.
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The wind hauled around to the north
yesterday afternoon, and during the
evening it was quite cool.
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Mr.. Hayselden, who arrived III town
Saturday, reports six solid days Of rain
on the Island Of Lanai.
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TO LET.
NOTICE.

EXPECTING TO LEAVE HONOLULU
a. for China shortly, notice is hereby
given that Ng Mon Sal will transact all
matters OF business connected with the
firm of Tong On Jan Company under
full power of attorney. Nc CHAN,
Managing partner of the firm of Tong On
Jan Company.
Honolulu, Feb. 10, 1889. 41-1m
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

COpious rain has fallen at NawliwiH.
Kauai
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REWARD!

IN VIEW OF THE INCREASE OF
incendIary fires of late and for the bet
ter protection of property interests, a
reward of Two Hundred Dollars $4,000
will be paid to anyone giving such infor-
nation as will lead to the arrest and con-
IN he Ci ~ P pc EII' oI
Cept in the case of Daniela and kawaha,
who have already confessed to completely
in four different acts of incendiarism dur
ing the past month.
And a further reward of Fifty Dollars
$500 will be paid for the arrest and con-
vicuOn of any person or persons guilty of
starting bush fires in the mountains of
the Island of Oahu.
JNO. H. SOPER,
Marshal.
Marshal's Office, Honolulu, Mar. 20, 1889.
60-rf
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Ten Dollars Reward.

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID or
L conviction Of any person found stealing
the DAILY ADVERTISER or weekly Gazette" from
the store or residence of subscribers.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE co.
onolu Ii, March 50, 1883.
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TO LET.


AIRS. NJ. B. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCED
VA the business of Dressmaking, Cutting and
Fitting, at her residence, No 70 Beretania street
opposite the Hotel. The patronage of the ladies
is respectfully solicited. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. SS-tf 1243Iy
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Departments of Business :

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AN ARTICLE PURCHAs SEQ OrsodOn mnlsSOn.
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FAITHFUL, ATTENTION A MODERATE
NewY elsewhere
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Bell Telephon No ?
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Dividend Notice.

4 DIVIDEND ON WAILUKU SUGAR
"A Co. Stock is due and payable at the
office of c. BREWER q co.
Honolulu, March q, 1889. 69-3t
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-25

The time % visit West Point il when
the first class men are graduated Then
tho post Is crowded with strangers The
West Point hotel. on tho United States
grounds. and Cozzeus. a mile below. are
fan Of strangers. some Of whom are
there % see a relative or friend among
the graduates take his diploma The
plain Is dotted with the pretty costumes
f young girls who are vp early far guard
mounting. and never miss dress parade.
The cr0wninz feature Is the graduating
hal. when the cadet 81 the first class for
the last time appears in his suit ~ gray
coat and white trousers. ard ia soon ID
pms on the uniform Of a United States
army officer.
Then be whi~ls - enhancing music
vith he arm ais0st the waist q pretty
girl then the i1numerablec comic sections.
Geld foTtiications. drills. guard mounts.
dress parades. which have bored ham and
fretted hin for four vea-s. are a thing z
the past then b hangs for a moment ise-
tween the rigorous s1snce II \ ca6et
and The somewhat ii'a h1r- lruu iife <
an army ofacer which il 20 follow Eu'
far thas brief moment be IL s'sQrsmeir
happy. s. IS the sirl he svlugs Nv ssi
Point Iertsr
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-25

A--ssr = - Tn1z-isr. il rs-s-3 - -
Hsfss p sl-~pi1V r ehurct. i1ti-nates thst
80 ~hur-n rev 3 ret -1-z1r ~ he = Flr7ls
ss~-h. thsf - preaclser nast b -arEfnl -
a.t zrx iu1sssY suf inst. sns - issse.
s.a4 tAs <xtc- shcnld - - nac<f .z-sIl zsrt
~sr n ne csurch. ss lesst n III ovu 81
sar~r,suz
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-25
WIVES OF GREAT MEN


as24rkabls Casss-Witss Of sna Frssl-
asatA-Gre41 ns1 Hat~ are 6AR-
pfiy Married AE4es- 14rEssa.
h4sr.. 6lsss- aaa. Los@a. ktc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.


Judge Greve yesterday atternooa
tled a Geeasson olssoly.ng sae .nluae-
"A pa issued ia the saig ngeuglt ~ = =.
llot'ets &galasi the Cah.e Ral.N4y eom-
pany. th.s il the sai first brougll bs
lloeets Ia has own behalf. and haas
nothing % do with the litigation d. g.e
township.
The Continental Construction Com-
p4uy, 0f hlcA Ilb1els Was klee-pTes.-
deal hsd claim against the Gable
Company for Sso 900 ii bonds Nhen
the Grand Rapids syndicate bought
Hto tie Cable ,olnpans tAee took sac
600 0f these bonds tIoM IAo Conslrul-
ton company. Durng the progress -
building the ottaW4-Si. and other lines
II cable railway, ghe Cable Company
needed money aua Tie owners ol all
these bonds. including tlc oouslIuo-
ton company. entered uio 4n agree
meut by Winch they cons. uttG that tle
Cattle Company should dispose 0i ths
bonds and Use the proceeds i0f lat
construction and complexion of lis luts
of railway NotN .llslAnal~g tl.s
agreement 1ihbcts brought sax
as 8 stockhuldeT in Tie coa-
structOn company % restrain the
Gable Company from usug
those funds 10 construct lts lines Ot
railway nov ln progress of building ana
canned thai the syndicate and other
parties had c0nspired % defraud and
wrong hmm. Judge Grove he.a that
the contract Was binding on ibe parties.
that Il Was made n good talth by AL
with tie idea that g would enhance
the yaioe 81 thcir cahic stock. ami
author.1eo tne Cable Company e. do
wnat u has been dong With the funds.
and that the charges 81 fraud and cal-
iuslon were uuiouuded ana dlspraNeI.
And for these reasons the injunction
WAS i lssONed
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
BILL OF PARTICULARS
The Broad Fmbesxiement Case Ad16urned
for Two Weeks.


The Alfred Broad embezzlemcnt case
was called il police court yesterday,
and Was adjourned al October 2.
The prosecuting attorney filed blil Of
particulars ID the case with the clerk
of the police court yesterday, i not
being possible 10 do 80 earlier GA ac-
count OF the illness of Mr. Steele.
The document states that the short
age shown by the books of the W.
steele Packing and Provision Company
for 1889 Is $53ll.36. Among the items
are number when the defendant Was
pad sums ranging from Sl2 % 500 by
William Foster from the packing
house." An of January j. shows
Broad 10 have received 5000 on a
check from the Fourth National Bank.
and two days later he received 5000 oa
check from the same institution.
While the books do not show what WAS
done with the 5000 thus obtained, il 8
learned that 5000 was paid by ".
Steele about tins time and $500 was
deposited in savings bank, supposed
10 be from this, and leaving 1900 - be
accounted for.
The complaint alleges that Broad
took $4,000. The attorneys OF Mr..
Broad wished some time 10 prepare
their answer 10 the bill before arguing
II, hence the adjournment OF the case.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
KIMBALL POUND.
Arrsssea - Detroit for APpF0priating
some urnitarS

some NtA-A4EE
A warrant VAS sNom eut Yesterday
IS Nete Eel lt.eI tor the arrest II Henry
q. Klnoa4 Tor spproprAtns some
f1lntere - mi, use wh.eh belonged o.
tae eomp alnant. Ms Pelrer tecame
4cg1s uled " ta Kimosl some months
age a NL Clement, ana became en-
am0rea th hinl When he came to
Ga e-Ly sne decided to follow A.m znd
>-lt4ll vi aer rlouseho.d furniture here
t0Am. Iae goods eere senl acre Ja.y
- bat whea Mss Peltler followed
them fsw days laEer neither the
goods nor t-e man could he ioani
Tie goods wee found and recovered
ou sesrch warrant. AID tne officers
have traeed k.ma&l t0 Detroit where
he vac arrested Yesterday. sheriff
Bishop tOok the paper and vii land
AIs man u JsA here TO-DAY. IL would
seem that n mb4il j. a bad egg One
" the Detroit papers a speaking " Als
arrest says
Henry e.. Kimoall, confidence man,
who has been operating the ''lnterna-
u0nal Marriage Assoc atom al Nj
Clemens medium Tor the intfOduc-
ton of those mstrlmOnially Inclined
residing u any part of the United
states or CanAda-w8s arrested this
morning al the Detroit pOst-oiice by
Detectives Noble and Mcdonnell.
kmball Is wanted at Grand Rapids on
charge of grand larceny.
klntall was arrested here on febru-
airy, 10, lSS7, by Sergeant Martin, and q.
on conviction OF beng disOrderly
person, paid a fine OF $50. FROM his
record al police headquarters i APP
pears that Leamngt0n, Can, is his
home; that he was charged there with
robbing the post-oflice, kept 10y his
father, and was also charged with safe
breaking and arson Al the same place.
Klmhall and a man named FORBES were
sent Tor one year each 70 the Central
prison az Toronto, a few years ago, for
cOnhdencmg man out OF cOnsldera bic
money.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Have You heard your friends and
ne.ghbors talking about i2 You may
yourself be- one OF the many who know
from personal experience just h0V
good thing is. II you have ever tired
IL. Won arc one Of its staunch friends,
hecause the wonderful things about g
Is. that when once gwen a ui8l. Ir.
Kings New Discovery. ever after holds
2 place 70 the house. IT Won have
never used is and should fo afflicted
with cough. cold. or any Throat.
LING ~ Chest trouble. secure a bottle
a. once. and give t p far trial. Is Is
ruarsnfeeed every time. or money re-
funded Trsi bottle. l0 cents. ~ Pecs
Bros Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

The family of K. Skeels met with
quite q surprise Sunday morning.
There appeared unto them :. ;. Cham
berlain, a brother-in-law, and wife,
Frank Wise. DR.. Noenboer, d proml-
ncnt physician, and children, and Alya
A. Smith. br0thcr-ln-law, IN all eight,
and all OF Grand Rapids. They came
fruit and land looking, and probably
viii invest u lands. Mr.. Smith lwbosc
wife has been visiting her sister, Mr.
Skecls, for some tme). Is "A black sfn th a..
and Is trying 10 make arrangements -
come 10 Hart, and is also talking of
buying the Mugford farm or carver
farm, opposite Manners, for a irult
farm.-Uort Arqas.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

The Will Of Robert 9. Bcstwick, of
Lowell. was filed yesterday. IN Il be
provides fret for the payment of bis
debts, and then bcqueaihs - his daugh-
ter. Lima +. BoHw.ck, 8 800. - be- n-
vested. together with the interest there
on, until She il y years 81 age. and ho
appoints his wife. Clara A. BDstwlck. as
her guardian. The rema ndef of the
estate + bcqucaihed - his wife. Clara
A. Bosiwick The estate II estimated
AZ about g. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Contagious Diseases.

Mamie Rockwell, 23 Clark at, diph-
theria; Walter Rockwell. % Clsrk-st.
diphtheria; Mss be Baer, Hlia-ave
diphthcria; Master Riksc, east Of East
ST., diphtheria; 7. Noldiuis. Hermitage
ST., diphtheria; James Carroll. Bates
ST., diphthera: Mr. Nanden Warden.
$50 North Prospcct-st., typhoid fever.
G. Sneedoma, pa Alpne-avc., typhoid
fever. child of :. ROdemaker, Car
penior-st.. diphthoria. Mr.. Brus. 80
West Leonord st.. typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

4 considerable proportion # the rc-
ligious censDs returns left a. tho Y "
G. A. rooms last sprng have not yet
been called for. Packages properly
labeled with name of the church con
"a n the names ~ families and indivd
uals "pTeferrng certs 70 said church
il is hoped the pastors WI take those
returns and make the proper use ~
them without fgrtner delay. That tle
canvass Of the clty may nor bs FRI t-
less. foNNrTTEF
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
GORED BY A BULL.

Probably Fatal Casualty at LeRoy-Ao-
cident at a Lumber Mil.
,xs-sssNt - v,Nsss,s-.t,,NN.
Leroy Mich, Sept. 23.-Chas. Peake,
living three miles east of here, was
gored by bull Sunday evening and
his recovery is doubtful.
This morning the head sawyer at the
Cutler & savage Lumber Co.'S mill
had his leg cut off 10y the breaking Of
the band-saw. HIS arm was also cut
badly.
Business is booming here and consd-
cradle building is gong on. There Is
not an empty house Ia Leroy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
card of Thanks.

thereby desire 70 extend % All Of my
friends my thanks 10 the many kind
nesses extended 90 me dnr.ng my past
illness Of over three months from rheJ-
matism, and especially desire TO tel
them that but for sulphur B.ttors I
should have been snferlng still May
YOU never suffer what ! have. u the
wish Of vouf friend B II. Tavieur.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

CHICAGO, sept. 23.-~eventeeD venire
mon were excused for cause IN ths
Cr0nin trial today. Two were tempor-
arilv passed hy tho state, one ~ theIr
beng partially examined hv the de-
fon-o a ben the court adjourned fDr thr
DAY. The state used two peTemptorr
challenges
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Ceert schuur, one Of the young H0l-
lsrdsrs who vas in the row labor day
when John HameIink was so ssriou.'v y
sfahned. was convicted of breach # tae
uosce iu p0hce oo1rt Yesterday. and
~ 4 fine 0f 8 snf g. eosfs
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
A New Magazine.

A new monthly journal is to be
started in Grand Rapids. The first
number VIII be published this week
and it is to be an eight-page paper with
a cover. The journal is published IN
the interest of stamp collectors and viii
be called the PeninsulGr Philoteiist.
George b. Ward is to be the editor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Lumber Burned at Manistee.

b,.-ssss 80 -slfa,,s-vtsANs-
MANIsTEE. Mich. sept. 23.-Fire this
afternoon burned half million feet Of
lumber belonging 90 Buckley q Doug
lass. Valued at 10000, insured.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Engineer and head janitorof the Gov
ernmcnt building, ,JosenhCox, ,leftyester-
day on the 11:55 NJ. c. train for Buffalo,
y. Y, where he was called by the death
of his sister, Mrs. Margaret Grinton,
who was injured three weeks ago by a
kerosene explosion. Rochester papers
Dlpase cODV1
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
.Jobbers' Prices.

Apples-s1 .5oG2.00 z bbl.
Bartlftt Pears-sl. .5Oa2.50 2 busheh
BeanS-LNOd Z25 q bushel.
Eggs-l6al1c ? dozen.
Butter-l5@sl6c 2 10.
Honey-l5c ? pound.
POtatOeS-30g40 40c 4 buslref.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.

Dressed Beef-Sides. s4.OOG5.50; hind quar-
tiers, s5.00n6.t0.
Dres s ID Pork-S5. .50a6.0O.
Dressed Mutton-S5.DJG6.G.
Dressed Neal-6.O0 90.
Dressed l.amb-I06c r pound.
Dressed Poultry-Spring chickens. l0el2c =
pound; fowls Snl0c r. pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Green-46izc e pound.
Part Cured-4lxG6c 9 pound.
Full Cured-5'o.51zc 6 pound.
Dry--5oI &C p pound.
Dekins-l0G Pc apiece.
Sheep Skins-Lambs. 25G75c each.
ShearlingS-i0m DC each.
IalloN-nr &c z pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Farmers Produce.

Butter-l5a i6c Z pound.
Eggs-lfc r dozen.
Potatoes 500 35c per bushel,
Apples-.OroN 9 bushel.
Peaches Isl. -5o 30 = bushels
Pears-si .Nol 20.
plums- -sl.75g2F0 > bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
THE GOSCH CASE.
The Prisoners Arrigped- Their Attorney
Ready for Trial

Amiel Gosch and Charles Brearley
were srraigned iu the circuit court yes
terday and pleaded not guilty TO the
charge Of murder A demand was
made for a separate trial. John a.
Fairfield appeared for tho prisoners.
and announced that they would bo
ready for trial as soon as the case could
be r.arhnd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
THE MACAED CASE.

Set Down for Trial in the Circuit on
Wednesday.
On the call of the criminal calendar
in the circuit court yesterday, Judge
Burch set down the case of William
and Charles Macard, charged with
shooting Michael O'Hara, for trial TO-
morrow. 1t is expected that the trial
Will consume several days, and VIII de-
yelop some interesting features.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Mrs n ADELE Tatenn. wno soras
ego iruet half rteresf ir TIRE
Fourfa Nsf1rs Bank nu 1.-e. yss's--
1sv pure sser tae other raf Tie
n~s1a IL l1e o-l.1lTls T2s 81, ,:I7.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Wheat-New -sc r bushel.
Corn-t.lc 2 bushel.
0ats-New. 1)dZlc Z bushel.
Corn Neai-slT e ton.
Rye-}5c r hushc.
Ground -Slt1l7 ' ton.
Bran-sl2 T ton.
Nlddliugs--l3 r ton.
Screenings Sl2.
Flour-Lily White. s2.40; Straight. g. 20; Pat
mt { ~ e hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Dried Fruits.
Hides.

Apples-Evaporated, 697c 3 pound
Cherries-l5c r pound.
Peaches-l00 l2i2c 2 pound.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

TIE conm man0art - ths Soldiers
Home arre1r1es that n0 more nraate.
esr - received unt the rew h1I5 nr.
r1~r rrf Ihfre arr rru az n.
stes ard ss rr1es a.e o. srrrra
r--rste arv E0rs 20 tie present t5
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24
Marvellous Fireworks.

Tickets on sale at Dikeman's. Jeweler
Harris, Division-st.; Sweets Hotel; Halls
Book store. Eaton & Lyon Book Store; White
& White. Druggists; Postofnce. West Side
Fair Grounds. during Fair.
Admission, 20 cents. Children under Il
years. y cents. Reserved Seats. PC extra.
Open at 100; CONNIE Ices at : o. sharp.
Seats for 1000
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-24

Oyster plates, shell shape for raw
oysters. fine decorations, from 500
per dozen, up, at LeOnard's :.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-07-17
Protection to Labor.

. twenty-five hundred workmen ON
ployed at Carnegie d Co.'S Steel
Works, in Pittsburg. Pa arc out on a
strike against proposed cut down of
IS per cent. on their wages, The, Q
men were told by Carnegie during the
Presidential oMnvass that tho election
OF Harrison meant constan. employ
ment at good wages, and that the cleo
ton OF CIev, land meant cue down in
wages, and perhaps no employment at
al, One would suppose that Carnegie
would be ashamed TO look his work
men in the faoe, in view Of his promises
before election. and his failure to keep
them now that tho election is over
New Age.
One would surpore that tho United
States Senator who told the people oil
Nevada that Harrison was q silver man,
aud that in less than three mouths after
his Inauguration silver would be at par,
would be ashamed" to s.er. his con
stitueAtS-but it appears that he is not.
What would shame an average Ropul-
loan politician would mako O Gov.
eminent mule blush and q cavalry
h 'rse leave his OATS Il Virginia Chron.
icie.