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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12

A gentleman. living IN Indsa, suspected
that his milk xas watered. although his
faithful native servant protested that this
could not De- as the milking was hegun and
finished ia his presence
The master provided himself With a lac
tometer. and the suspicion became Ger
tNinty. Sgmmening the servant he told
him that The little instrument aganng tn
the milk could uos iie nor he deceived
ia declares be added steTn.y. that
there IS twenty five per cent Of water ia
shsz milk
Hosr lord snip spsSks the truth. an
sWefed the msa 'bVt how could tel 4
lie The mlk vas drawn ~ nay presence.
efla you mean 10 say Nog we're there al
the ume the animal VAS being ntilked
.rhe Whole ,ime. yous lordship. Would
{ give those wreiehes 3 chance q watering
the sahsos MAX
are Won sure there was 10 water IN the
pail heiaFe the n1sgkiag began
Your lofdslaip nlaeRe the naan turn the
rAa upside dewa and shake t.
As the gentleman turne3 The matter over
IN his salad. IS oecsyfed SIS hi@ thW sae
gkea ametef le3az II EgEilsA mauaiaegure
assght not wers psaHee IL hudzias p B.
Es this tos na4S - ba3a.as. Sc
aksd
comfortable amt caught az taas chance es
eseare
Az. thai cannos tesl be answered.
ID NAV is buffalo u.as ~ &, mas heesa 5,
{ s3s nog sEee
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Tee ssesmsf Pea = aas seaay SCI hSslmesz
Fsssass 3aaes ire serssee g eo& - esss
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& S4ANAIzs4
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IeASN or RgITssR eo4uNalA
yIaeTOrAssa IS roes ess.ss 1870
Na~ sfea gos hss ness ia sas
Fewss y sassesse Is saNaee
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sssn'ss'st Z. Ns1'Ssaee ssss hsse 49, S 80
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sse 81 NeF AHfSs fs sra. ssstAss ash HassE
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ssss
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Slsht ekehanre anA s.sserr@p Z ,-aase.s a
New Ness Cas&ss. 81 PAIL - Ns4a
Sfss7S. fsft# A#3}H. aud &Ft4sNs nefAsS
az NssHsNxtan Cfresssa AMI
esssssa Eassa9aoaN
siSAt bills Q. eSessaase "a ieaAea. arNlAsas
eEsewaeFe N EaeNea
eelleetsoas saase 81 al nosats an favorable
Bonds. sssess sns asac- vaiaaales rsceleea
on assposit 10y sa's geenias
@ & MliI-Ea a CO. RasHERs-
Sewliu block. ms Columbia ssreas
sHsKRAh RANKING BUSINESS EAANsscrxA
Fxchanse bought anassst
Investment securities boushl All soIt
Deposits received saeieet saSaek.
Interest paid on time deposits
eall-cstops n,s.l- 81 ~ sc-s.aelo pasrts
ppoFr SOUND NATIONAL RANK. Or Sc
1 atsie
Bay sna sell foreign add demcstic esteauge.
transfer mDecy hstslezsanh "a any gsz- st
the United Ststes a4a Europe re- afge
deposits 81 mOges Naa tssle r. -
oOoks o. Certlntates n e.eloz.
coEEESroNrKsrs
FAvtev = 81
Paris ne Fafhschila FfsGes
Frankfurt a ~. |. Ven stelgey & Co
New GaFze agency ~ kshg 81 taslfarni4
cnicaso, comnsFcial National sank
Boston. suffolk National bank
sen Francesca. the BAax af sai iarnia
f0fsland. lbe First National Bass
psfLFv HATxzRr President
EP FwKgY .vfec.ffpst ssat
J. feRfH tssshser
Flank located corner Cherry 80 Flea >sraets
IARvIscoSKIlN MORTGAGE TRUST CO.
KANSAS arY ASe ssw yokE
Pad pp eaptfsl SIS ep1
Lean naoaey on improved elsy rne ssrsa ~sa9
ersy In smoupts Of 90 70 sissla0 81
delay ia closing loans. AppiieA-
tons approved Had n8refa
drawn here Money paid
ty cheek on paAS
n yon have the security We have fhe monerks
loan. Any and ali competition iaet
l. ". kNIL, stenefai Agent and Kxsminer
Room !. NaNlin biloxi.
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sfA1rlgwnArcoM RourE.

Steamer Washington leaves Seattle at p m.
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays. arrives a.
Whalcorn II 2 "a. Eext day. Returning leaves
Whatccm at .. m. Mondays Wednesdays ard
Fridays; arrives at seattle att - n next day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12

VIZ g 81. co.-sTEAMERs WILL LEAVE
w Yealer's dock, Seattle, daily Tor Tacoma
at 10 4. M
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12

Returning leaves whatc0rn AT 30 a. N. Tues
DAYS Thursdays and Saturdays On the Satur-
day "Trip the Point Arena goes through 30 Seattle.
Fare from Port Townsend 70 seattle, ST. Until fur
Their notse passengers or freight from Seattle FOR
the IL Ra1s 81 the Port Arenas "Wednesday sud
Friday trips win be carried on the Washington
Steamboat and transportation Co.'S steamer
Cav nights and transferred direct 10 the Port
Areus. on these days The ". S I. Co. viii
issue tick cts and bill freight throagh 10 desti.
nation.
HERBERT r BEEcHER, Manager.
J. A. HATFIELD, Agent, Seattle
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eEArrLr roRr roaNsESp nourr

SEATTLE FORT ToN AsENp ROUTE
C. s. mail steamer Edith leaves Seattle every
day. except Saturday. az 10 - p m: arrives e.
Port Townsend ~ q. II. next day. Returning.
HAYES rort Townsend Al 10 - a arrives at Scr
attic A. p N.
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Salmon Bay Property.

40 lots in Sanders addition
to Gilman Park.
One tract with 800 feet water
front, $50 feet deep.
Two tracts each $50 feet
water front, 500 feet deep.
One tract los feet water
front. $50 feet deep.
All cleared and ready for oc-
cupancy.
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eAflTAl. u4

asrscx wl8M Maoss EAwe ~. sasFrtE
Tss.ss rassesas q EnsarSmas spoa Fesf assasa
fst3ea Saz1GExseing asssss4fse fEsi-s91 sSSsEsst
sfsss fg ssza4a - tAsss-s4Fs ssslss
& assaEaes e. 80 ewa Fk4&hsr VS. eEtsafe g
s Sesal ugocszst1e< ssssszEssi4 a - satersst y
ateassa fs&iaskath. aass fSa1es@s itss 4EsaFes
isxss Al f-zssgss aaAssyAsse s1A4NkE. eEssz AL
fx1seaaa sxssfsssNS kNea ~ g4szp@A
EANFUkA PF2ssae1st Aslst AYiizsseA
YxEgV WATs5S sgTE EE Wee Pres
y EAKxN 80 razsF9.
rr-HE wAgHIs6IoN sATEoNAL hASE~-
/ ~ eeaftsss
sanAs sassss 70 - ssp sfsNkr. -.
4aKxs gkaNs $50 eaEE2T
n easure Fras tanA
~ r. fgeesEf Na1e fFsss1ss
~ y N4eAE4 NAssaS@
gAEETkE. ais -
TrxnsAegs KsnssEs bAukzsx s4s~Sss<
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ESTABLISHED 1865.
H. H. Dearborn & Co
REAL ESTATE BANKERS,
Room ?. NeNlin nlock.

Lots overlooking Lake
Union on electric motor Inc
ooxI2o feet, 5000.
Lots 6oxI2o feet, less than
a mile from business center Of
Seattle, $3.50.
Lots within three blocks OF
Madison street cable power
house, 3oxI2o feet. only 100,
6oxI 20 feet. $3.50.
Lots near Jackson street
cable $3.50.
Choice 5-acre tracts, Sf.25o
Business property and acres
at the very lowest price.
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H4xr sees Sakses5
Esast4
Isssssl Ieses : &c. ss& ssoes4 ssness
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q. Hon. HsFan3 Auosies- rrtefalIF nafla-
mated as the president .og sItel States
.ssre the Mog faua disules tae ifatts
Esss uvneaFasis rarsf. ssvs There
81 f@rhape na Republican Ga the state
waaae sslesgion uep3 have hsen ns8se AZ
cegkahse to&h 20 Republicans and Geale-
egsts Fu1Sv kaseiss served w3lh saiasY
ana sp.sglvss psabs3e a. ore z rsse fassssss
81 sAe Territorial agse,le g09gt lie IS 81
esa unses iesrne& "a EAe gA@. sheve re.
,sro@ca IS s sAalsaa aa3 as = suass w5li
mssEl ana see ve the aaQsssne3 oonG
,srnfe Of 81 ssE4aanN
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OWNERS PRICES.
Mssas rfg at1ss.

80 esgsa sssslfzs 81 NaH sN
asassss BgsgefEg M Eos o. a8 gie
-. i q. -.
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As sffH 4fefNr ffH4i3S M 4Aftf
ressa&fa &a3 EAsssTa m4a e&Erae4 fslkaaza
E.reg@s~
ns1as sna ackas osscs osratr q sseaaa aHa
Ysrssts ca sac 20 a. pesnta IA taa uasts1
-1'a "a NADEAC. Maaasss
p T0EETg. 1ssAes 4geaE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12

wHATCoM AND sEMTAHMoo ROUTE
Steamer Eliza Anderson leaves seattle at p.
m. Mondays, wednesdays aud Fridays; arrives
al MhAtcom a. next day. Returning. leaves
Wbsfeosn Tuesdays and Thursdays ~ ?. IN.
Sundays & n. Monday trip 70 semiahmoo.
d. b. JACKSON President
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t.ellinzHzns, seaoEae. Naaseon sila way ports
AoDasy. "Wednesday sna Friday Al = N
esy. Frsaays ssa ssndaS i ! . = n from ssassIe
WaFeaense Co s Sn2Et
BAKERs RAcoS 4 co. Agents sexssle
=. =. WILSON. General Managsr Tacoma
r \ Goa GILL. Agent. FassasVen
STEAMER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Housa
Leaves al n N. Tor JuAnla and var
FnFt&
Leaves at a. m. and aasn M for Newcastle
and way ports
ia, Leave. n e 'ssnl,, ana var
GrKAAEK FKRNDAiE. HUGHES MASTER
Leaves seattle Tor nort Townsend every
SUNDAY Al P. N Fare 81
Leaves Port Townsend for ntngeneSs and
Pert Angeles on &onsays. Tuesdays. Wsines
Gsvs aud Thursdays At ., m. rstarning sane
IS ps ar, a : nc an, sst san s ssAsss
1ass sasa eeeE eF s sas s SA's' fo
-. - 49,.
,,....N ", = b.l !. Ahl1ls ". Agent
seattle Ferry. --' e-s~ -
--------------
WEST SEATTLE PERRY
49, r.g r.w
-. - 49, $50.
LkAxE 1919 Lave VEST skAIfi.s.
- III "a.
10 ~ II II
go
s8 5
Ms RATS Nsnaser
RsrrusYs
cEATTLE. LAKE SHORE q EASTERN RAIL
- way.
Yyma ~ .,r,,s, .ns sa-artnra AZ trains
Aa'e - 49, = So 800 =
. rxrvnr ~,,~
- Leave arrive
For south Bend, Anoqaas-l ss5em si5pm
xi Iai se, sna way y. po. on. So
FOR Gilman and wag points ea9sm sc m
FOR snohomiSn and way s0Rm No . N
poin,s....--..,..-............-..i 50 pm sio pm
For suburban points ten trains daily each way
ME Gilman ana way ssSan 7ISpm
= poinis ......;. 80. -. $500,
VI RUFF, Sea Pass Agt
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY THE ONLY
u
1RANscoNTIEENTAL LINE
Running solid trains from
o N'0 - Ne 0A
ouoo, oo,on,s, sse gAal'eer .aag .ss,
free
Ihkoooh TICKETS
Yors, Bes e, -. fo s,l..' asa all
- - ,.s... ana 1a s e.,
other 'ias
poiBiS
70, rates. mans and particulars call on or "A.
dress
80. washlngson s;seet; .F'ostiaud.or
ger Agent. Vancouver -,
Canadian PacIac Co. p0ssoaine.
100 sAg FRANCISCO. CAI.-gY NAY or
4 49,,
eOuTHERN PACIFIC CO.'S LINE
SWx norSr SHASTA HoUrx
Quicker Ia time iran any St1ex Foaea
bssween
-
SEATTLE AM ca RsAAsIls%Q
sn.xp scs.tc KocrK OF TIE rAe4ne eaAsr.
A ~
TSNfIkS kseeTIEE E4Es~ f2t nS7Stssfisfaes27saeA .
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STEAMER KIRKLAND
Leaves Power Housa
Leaves al n N. Tor guanita ana var
Tnrt&
Leaves at "a. N. and aasn m Tor Newcastle
ard way ports.
Leaves n : =. m. for IuAnssa and war
porls. J. II. L0UGHEAD. Manager.
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THE STEAMER POINT ARENA
leaves Seattle every Sunday afternoon at
p IN. for Port Townsend aud the San Juan
Islands from Haffela's wharf. Leaves Port
Townsrnd at .saia N. every Monday, n ednesday
and Friday for Whstcom, calling st smiths
island and Richardson's weather permltsing1.
Argyle, Lopez FridEy Harbor. Maple ION Mon
day going north and Thursday going south,
Roche Harbor. Orcaa and East sound
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GTEAMEE FERSDAlE. HUGHES MASTER
Leaves SEATTLE Tor Port Townsend every
Sunday st p. m Fare 81

Leaves Port Townsend for ntingeneSs and
Pert Angeles on &on lays. Tuesdays. Weipxs-
GAYS aud Thursdays At ., m. returning same
dey. On fridays 81 2 q IA The FeFncale leaves
for DungSnsSs. Port Angeles and san Juan. re-
turning saturday evening SIZE then leaves Fort
Townsend st u clock for seattle.
W. II. B0GARDus. Agent
Foot ri Marion street. righr hand side OF West
Seattle Ferry.
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YesIer Avenue and Jackson Street
Property.


One six-room house and lot,
two blocks from Yesler avenue,
to be sold on ii.stallment plan.
Six acres. being lot is. and
one acre of lot 10. Seattle
Homestead hve-acre tracts.
so lots in Burke's Second
Addition.
90 lots in Maynards Lake
Washington Addition.
Five houses in course of con-
structief. which will be sold on
the instaIlment plan; terms to
suit purchasers.
aeoxeho feet facing Yesler
avenue. overlooking lake.
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(,ANADIAg PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
4 i uimtftdt

(,ANADIAS PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
- uimitedJ
STEAMER PREMIER
BOUND SOUTH.
LEAVE. ARRIVE
TancouyeF. Monday and Townsend. Thursday
Thursday pm and MONDAYS 80 "a
Townsend Monday aud Seattle, Friday and
Thursday III p 70 Tuesday = q
Seattle. Tuesday and Tecoms. Friday aud
Friday ..,-s IN Tuesday 10 a n
ncuND SoETR.
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Seattle al midnight Townsend S q IA
Tuesday and Friday Whatcom 3 80 n
Townsend a m Roche Harbor-l2 so D m
Nhstcom 3 50 N Vancouver. .......7 p n
Roche HaYbor p N
The company reserves the right 70 change the
time table or places OF call without notice.
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM SEATTLE
Tuesdays and Fridays.
LAYS OF ARRIVAL AT SEATTLE
tuesdays aud fridays
JOHN A o'BRIEN. Master
F.w. PARKER, Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager C. P. n. Co. la.
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pAcIFIc coAsT STEAMSHIP courASr.

T1AEfFIC COAST STA AESHTP cglwrANT
NAxq&kch sfssreTs fxusa Sn&stae IS fofaaws
reg sz1 francesca. va Forf Tawnsen8 ara
tArtaEA- ~ = IA lrszsezzerx reeazFesi nE
b<AEu a. p IA S2ssstAks 4 Is. IL Is And -
ssd every 1ve 1svz thereafter
Ec< Alaska. Z nnszv AEa -
Prom EAR kTAEczze0 sOr Esee9rsa ans FuEes
toHns ta<ssr Al 2 n 9aan3ss :. IL rs =
p sH1 - and every ere aass thsuseit2r
HaEkesS NAY ae oStSsne9 - the aASca Of saa
company ~ fleexD uack Seassse
Go0nAI.f. PERKINS &7.
Genssal Agenk8
No u NArket street. San Frsnczsxn. Cal
TEE sEw. FAST sTEAAEg FAIRHAygS
-LRAyEs EeG-
Tssasafsv, coapevilie. Aa3corfes Fasxhaven
hellirxis4iss >eagr1e. y aascoEl SIT Way ports
AoDdsy. "Wednesday aid Friday Al ,. N.
Returning. leaves Seattle sar TArs,zna wednes.
esy, Era61y ard sHndAs at - q n. from seattle
WaTehcuse Co.'S ShxzL
BAKER. RACoN 4 co. Agents. seztsle
y Il WILSON. General MAnagsr Tacoma
= L t0a Gill; Agelas. Easfasfen.
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TO Mo2ss EsAs0 asn Ak sosssfs OK
6MAYs H&2E&
FrsEr sousB a aRAg's RAkBoa :. 3
E8rauga Ia 6zss Ass sfsE ss8s
TTAtms saA@fs Gas5N A. Ae4Ns.t t4z@ = p p
@stn azaalanz lfaas aa4stSS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12
TsHARIEs +. EMERY REAL ESTATE LOAN
~ COMPANY,
BOSTON AND KANSAS cfrL
Mortgage loans on business ana residences prop
egty building loans a speciality.

save brokers' and agents comntssi1a By 1eaI.
fnr direct with this eomNa1y aad aot through
REPRESENTATIVES II other companies
Ready capital always on hagt 30 appic4
lions sent awny for approval Lowest rates of
interest Leans closed without aessF
X VI PALMER.
Manager for sFaach on1oa.
geoms Phlnney block, Froat and seneca ssA
Seatfla
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sNI1IAt- HI
TrKnsaess Esssa i4uk.ss s4@sssz
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osrs vira saass 40 q. saaTfia
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ISLAND TRANSPORTATION Co.-HERBERT
i y. BeecheT, manages.
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r-uF wAsaIsaGox sATEoEAL sAxE-

x.5sss esses ~ 90 sxSD sFssKr -.
zmKxs gks&s ss9 eaEEaT
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JOHN 4 o'BRTEN. MaSter
Fw. PARKER, Agent
JOHN IRVING. Manager c. P. n. Co.. Ia.
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Drafts drawn on all parts ~ the world. In
teFeSt paid on savings and time deposits
HourE~i0 an, % n na., and Saturday even
inrs from 10 o'clock
Deposits may he made in person Or BY regis
tired letter money erieraf express. and depgzlt
books viii be returned requested.
Money loaned on real estate At reasonable rates.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-29

"a young man who wants to succeed
In life should let cards alone" said tho
old gentleman to his son. eyes, sir:
but suppose Jack pot opened for Eve
dollars, and you had Jack high, what
would you doP' "Um," said tho veneer
able sire, as he scratched his ear, CT
would still let cards alone. I'd stand
pat and bet the limit. Merchant Tray
eler.
Mrs. Youngbride-"How does your
breakfast suit you this morning, dar-
ling" Mr.. Youngbride-''Just right! /
tell yo'l, Annie, 1t may DO plebeian, but
Am awfully fond of Calls liver" Mira.
Youngbride-"So am /. Don't you think
George, 1T would be real nice and eco
nomtcal to keep calf thon we can have
Calls liver for breakfast evory morn
ing@--America.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-29

BULLION STAGE.
Arrives, Tuesdsy& Saturday. ......400P
Departs, Monday h FridRy,,.... 9:o6I
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-29
AUDITORS OFFICE.

1AODI
Jan. /, 1880.
TO the Honorable Board Of County CommIs-
sioncrs of Elko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
oily Report OF the Finances of the County
or the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1859.
Respectfully submitted
GEO. Ii. MEIGS.
Auditor,
L. MORGAN,
Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-29

DISBURSEMENTS
General Fund war; ants
redeemed. ... .....s 1870 81
INDECENT Fund, warrants
I'd emel ........ ..... 1899 70
Contingent Fund. warrants
redo, med. 1,O25 so
State Fund, warrants re-
deemed. ... ............ 1,sOs %
Salary Fund, Warrants re-
d 'emcd..... ........ 4.293 81
Cash paid Stnte Treasurer. sc UBl SO
Tuscar0ra special school i'd. 100 Oh
District Judges s"lary...... S9s Is
Bal State School Warrant :. 1911 II
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-01-29
JOINT STATEMENT
Of AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELIkO COUNTY.
FOR the Quarter Ending Dec. 81,
1880.

STATE OF NEVADA.
County of Elko. D.
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OUTGOING STEAHEHS
SUTppING NEWS
poPrOF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, Nov 20 1890



ARRIVED.
s,eamer Canada (Br) Robins N London Nov hsSro D.
WIZ md'S to r r' osii.s G Nov Boston IS
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raisr Nov IL With and passengersto Henderson n'
steamer ..yra sptt Mediterranean PORT. y,a
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Gibraltar Nov~. with ndse 10 Rowing Nch'oN'' "'
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day, WIN md.e to Kerr u Co. Arrv"l at '"e n' ~
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steamer Jamaica lBr. Thompson st AIMS Bay Gays
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steamer Alyena ,nr Macsay Kingston. Port Lim0n' &c
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steamer St.gara hurley Havana and sagua-Jss ""fu
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steamer FL ia'' 2,s So" F' Savannah Walker.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-27
GATHERED AEOrT TILE TOWN.

The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction YES
terday appointed DR.. Ira o. Tracy assistant physician
in the Kings County Insane Asylum at "A salary 81
shot by the escaped lunatic DongIcrty. DR.. j. T.
Duryea made assistant medical superintendent 10
succeed Dr. O>gOod, who resigned at II 200 year
DR.. Philip f. Carln made second assistant at the
asylum. at 5000 year.
a guyrope holding derrick Shcarpolc used in the
construction OF the Brooklyn tabernacle. at Greene
and Clinton avcs.. broke about . O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon, letting the pole fall against the side wall
of the building. some finely carved stoncwOrk
demolished considerable damage done, one
injured.
The funeral OF Ludwig senior. ex Controller and cx-
Baptist Church. in rceneavc. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. >. GiGdrd Nelson MANY public
officials were present The burial will take pace to-
day.
Robert ROgcrson sixty years old. while going down
the stairs from his apartments the top floor Of No.
noon, accidentally fell and broke his neck. lie was
dead before physician arrived
Frank VI. Vrccland, who arrested on Saturday
suspicion of being of The who participated
In the robbery Of the Twenty-siXth Ward Bank last
week was released by Police Justice Kenna yesterday
as he could not be identified : one of the thieves.
The directors Of the Academy of Music decline IL
permit the Naruna Boat Club members to hold the
annual boxing contests In the Academy January IA