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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-02-12
AMERICAN CORRESPONDENCE.
The Sugar Trust Men AFRAID OF
Criminal Prosecution seceiy.
err for the American Refinery.
Correspondence of the Bulletin. ]

Correspondence of the Bulletin.
SAN FKANCIsCo, Jan. 81, 1890.
This has been one of the most re-
markablc seasons of record on the
Pacific Coast, and indeed all over
North America. The winter has
been wild and open in the East and
on the Mississippi Valley, while it
has been unusually severe on the
Pacific Slope. The snowfall in old
Sicrras and the Shasta and Siskyou
ranges has never been cQuallcd
since the advent of white men. The
Oregon division of the Southern Pa
ciiic was blocked Ivy snow for over a
fortnight, and may not be open for
n month, while the Central Pacific
has been tied up between Colfax
and Reno for seventeen days, al
though an army of men and power
full snowplows were employed day
and night fighting the drifting snow.
Several trains of ears were stalled ut
various points along the snowcd-in
section, but fortunately the general
health Of the passengers and train
hands was good, and there were few
casualties. Copious details of the
blockade were published in the daily
press, the Examiner, with its accus-
toned enterprise, sending one Of its
most capable reporters to The ground
to report the facts for general in
formation.
The consequence has been serious
TO business men; but after all this
was only an incident in the general
decentralization. Business has been
practically al standstill. Since
October the storm intcrfcrcd with
outdoor employment, and there has
been al army of mechanics and
laborers out of work. Retail store
keepers felt the pinch first, but
some time ago it reached the whole
sale houses. The weaker houses
feel the strain greatly, but the lead
ing houses, having a strong cash
backiDg,of course can afford to carry
their clients and wait for better
times. In the country farm oper-
atoms have been suspended and
country storeLeepers are unable to
meet their engagements as rule
and ask for an extension Of credit.
This is the dark side of the
storm. The bright side will be
shown when the great San joaquin
valley is covered with waving grain,
and orchards and vineyards are fra.
grant with ripening fruit and Der.
ries. AS the snowfall in the noun.
tains is unprecedented the river
and springs will be fed, and there
will be no lack of water during the
summer. Famine is threatened at
South Dakota owing to the severity
of the season. This is the fourth
bad year for Dakota.
Russian influenza, or Ia grippe as
the French call it, has badly de-
moralized business in San francisco
and throughout the State. 1t is M
| joke to have this disease, as it has :
pcrnicious tendency to pneumonia
which is often fatal. Should TIT
germs strike Hawaii you will hav'
! quite as formidable an epidemic a
measles 20 cope with. The Indian
are dying off like rotten sheep ever
as far north rs Manitoba.
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j.. J. LEvEY holds his cash sale to-
morrow ut 10.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-02-12

The Office that has done the most promoting safe and liberal LII.
Insurance tho Equitable Life Assurance Society of the T. ST. London
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VESSELS IEAyiNc TO.MOaR0W.

Stmr Mokolii for MOlokai ut . p m
Stinr Pcle for Ilamakua ut 10 q III
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THE SUGAR TRUST AGAIN.

The Courts are getting in their
work on the Trusts. The Have
mcyer-Searles combine, known rs
the Sugar Trust, continues in deep
water. 1t was selected by the
Commonwealth of New York and
California to test the legal status Of
trusts, because it dealt with = neccs-
sary of life-sugar. Its operations
embittered the cup of the poor, cur
tailed the pleasures Of childhood,
and, produced widespread misery
and disgust. The Standard Oil
trust did not attempt.to render life
wrctched and intensity the misery
of the poor as the Sugar Trust did,
hence it was not first attacked.
Public sentiment was against the
Sugar Trust, and as this sentiment
and law ran together the doom of
the Trust was sealed. 1t has fought
the people step by step in the
Courts and through q subsidized
press with money stolen from the
. people; but there are symptoms
that the robber-chicfs are losing
heart and are preparing to flee from
the wrath to come. The following
despatch is suggestive on this point:
New York, January 23.-Thc SUI
gar Trust people were bustling
about Wall street to-day in great
state of excitement, and the sugar
firms who arc not in the combination
were kept in wild uncertainty as to
what it all meant. The current en-
PLANTATION was that the local trustees
had decided to resign, fearing Grim
inal prosecution, since the Supreme
Court, general term, has upheld the
decision of Judge Barrett, that the
trust is conspiracy, punishable by
law.
The Havcmcycrs were reported
to have been summoned to Boston
to consult with the co-dircctors, and
it was said that they made no con-
ccalment of their intention to resign
their position in the trust. With
customary secrecy those who are in
u position to know declined to dis
cus8 the matter.
DENIALs BY TIE TRUST.
At the Office Of the Sugar Trust
general denial was put IN. Thco'
dore IIavemeyer declined to say
anything further than that he hao
not gone to Boston and knew moth
ing of his reported resignation
j n..Dl.ax INan.,nll Of l'la. Il. ,AnnnQ
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New business III 1887 w
surplus wv
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NEW ZEALAND MULLET

NEW Zealand Canned Mullet Ia IN.
~ pidly crowdlng salmon ont OF the
market. Sole agents for the celebrated
"Star Brand" are
j. f.. BROWN & CO.,
AGB Nv Merchant street
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DENIALS BY TIE TRUST.

At the Office Of the Sugar Trust a
general denial was put IN. Thco-
dore lIavemeycr declined to say
anything further than that he had
not gone to Boston and knew moth
ing of his reported resignation.
Broker Conncll of Edy & Connell,
representative of the anti. Sugar
Trust interest, said that the Street
was full of rumors.
"We can never tell anything from
the rumors," said Mr.. ConnclI
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STEAMSHIP SUBSIDIES.

The signs are favorable for q
liberal Shipping Bounty bill passing
Congress. Congressman Morrow,
of. San Francisco, has introduced n
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The superiority of these Locomotives
over all OF her makes is not only known
here but is acknowledged throughout
the United States.
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A SILVER BILL.

E.sH. Sproule, of the Free Press,
Received = dispatch from Senator
Jones THU morning stating that the
conference report or the si!"e- bill
has teeu adopted nnd viii tecoa.e 4
Law.
Ihip !sS pragides Ter tho pG,chaEc
by the GogernIssnt ~ .,5Gl,HO ounces
OF sitsst per msast.. u. ba paid for in
certificates which shall hs q leaal
tender for all debts beth public and
private, and redcar!gh!c in coin at tie
eRtioh ofthe holder. S. fgF 20 good
but what is to be dlss si.h ;t:s SILVER
Sd purchased, and That y the price
70 Ee paid faT thu kEgstg.
We admit that 20 d. .4i thnrongh-
ly understand the miasi5c, but it
looks like ailvas, undoi ttis n!pg law,
is stili held as o commodity subject 10
the fluctuations OK the .narke,, 9th
gold as the standard, gHi tl,sg tI,s
coinage OF silver dollats IL ist. Il t,.s
discretion OF tho SccrctafS al ,I!s
Treasury. We are a little anx5us
for the Carson Tribune to explain
wherein this Law is better thnI isoa
coinage, for VIC confess that We are
unable to seq 1t IN uiat light.
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WHEN !, GO HOME

When I 50 hc1c, sca 1 % kozc to hini
I GiSc to picture Z nJSci;h his EaJ
OF SrS-tic.; &c. AL wat his hrs shall say,
AriEiae rcPlJ. cnd VII his eyes be dim
w.,h his. Of Soy WEI ny coming DO
10 ccss . bcoa 10 hin - he has dccEed.
VIII ell tic glad bcEiIicTEcct that seemed
So sErc: Il fancy MD It's veEliJ
VICE. I conc hone' Or WIN senc faae.ca
change
OF srccch, CT loet. or nicn tie enc transform
Who rscI TO Eca- fer hin : Esr.clcss eharra,
Tenpcr:rS his to5 with ssaco-s rev a.d
stranger
With chslo1s ea-kiing for , iittic space.
Ard thea o! GEcc- bcyc-d i-asiat2g.
n cSdcaccs half SOB. half soa:, Eiil ring
WIKI TIC CID music. EaIowinS the place
1Iy giaa heart LIS TO room n &, for doubt. :
The morning glcdcs laundering - tao door,
WIFE lcaTcs saa blooms and tecdrals leaning
o'CE,
FlccsirS the sunshine, can 10, keep IL oct.
] :oIc 70 f=.cy Tic fel;eitics
That siah b. nine uEoa ths. day Of csys-
Tlccil cr=icSIrg EcEcs. and tricks Of phrase,
And saiic tic; taurtcd I'll ny r~vvcr.cs. ;;
Ifrsia CT suEshiac &c. o. gloon o. g,ean,
The G-J Ct ny rCt-Tn- SEcct oPricacc
o; C~laiacss feeding mood and circumstance.
Shall sail; sc.csJ INC ulsts with .oseztc beam,
When I go hozc cga.n, When I GO nou.c.
liy feet E.vo s;EcTcd upon these ioC-acyiags.
ElI ny ke2rt never: I'll III longing c!.rgs
TO the old haunt always ny faccics ccuo
Dack TO the oil ~abiiinS.nIacc to rest,
Lowc'cr I Tc.dC. under alien skies;
Ard Cad forever there Ihcl- p=rzlisc.
LoTe's vcEy self cnSv.cri-g my hearts bchest,
-RosaiiEc L. Jones, IL ~. Y. Sun
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a Novel Invention.

w. A. Ratnsnn, OF Carlin, Nevada,
arrived in this city With u machine
which he claims will Eavigate UP any
portion Of the CGrspn and Tahoe
Lumber Compnny's hume. On being
interviewed by nm Appeal representa-
tive, Mr.. Ransom said:
II have not experimental with tho
mnohiIe as yet, but as this particular
tiume affords the best opportunity for
a trial, / concluded to bring it hero.
] hayo been working on il nj odd
times for the past year, and com.
pleied, or rather perfected it, nearly
two weeks Ago.. AS you cdn soc, tho
affair is about seven fcot long one
foot in Insight and two feet and q half
in width. 1t is made rs light and
strong rs possible, and weighs frac-
tion over 6S pounds. Running the
entire length Of the bed is a hollow
gcrew fifteen inches in diameter.
The water rushing by this screw is
bound to make it r~ovolvo and with
coggcd connections 10 cogged drive
wheels "a inchea in diamcter running
OH n coggod rail or track, tho motive
power is complete, and the thing
bound to uscend."
Mr.. Ransom has NJ piled for q pat
Ont, md has already been offered 3d.
Oco for d half interest -lCarson APP
poal.
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TORTURED FOR A DOLLAR.

4 Crpcl Practical Toxic In tho Land
Where Mogquitoc1 Thrive.
n citizen OF St Louis was In Florida
for his health. Not bcine stronn he
had q negro named Joe, who went
around and assisted him whom ncccs.
sary, There arc mosquitoes in Florida,
and tho st. Louisan wa complaining
ono day about their number, saws tho st,
Louis Republic.
dat amt nothing, boss said tho
negro servant Joe: down in dc swami
dcy Is terrible; doy IL as big as gallinip.
pcrs, and wo! don't dcy bite"
On arriving there thoy woro con-
Vinced. Mosquitoes half 40 big as SPAR
rows Gwarincd about them in clouds.
DOC, Gnid tho st. Louisan, q bright
thought striking him, chow much would
you tar to liqdown On t%hoground horc,
naked, for tea minutes, and lot these
gallinippcrg bite Yau?"
Don't know; bOss,' said Joe with n
Bhuddcr. yitar
"Npill YOU do " for ono dollarp-
"Wcll, I'll try IL, boss" returned tho
negro, and IN % few minutes he was
down on hio stomach, as bercft of cloth.
Ing IN whom he was born.
Tho sun was shining with torrlbIo
force, tho thermometer being over n
hundred in tho shaded Joe had hardly
settled himself when tho mosquitoes
swoopcd down on him with wild and
Dlooltliisty songs, and began n feast,
Meanwhile ono OF tho gentlemen was
holding tho watch.
The ST Louisan quickly drow n sun.
glass from his pocket, and rottinp n
focuD, proceeded 70 blistor Joc'g back In
Inc Htylc. In n fow moment, IL wna
si&zing, and tho cruol tormontor asked
Joe how he felt.
well, boss" said Joe. rasp,n1 az
1on't mind the gallinippcrs. but. boss,
please Kill that wasp what 10 sticking
his singer in my back"
Joo got hi9 dollar.
How 10 Tosl n Ducks Arc,
Arc you fond Of duck? Do YOU shoot
your game or buy it2 If you buy IL how
do you know II is young or oldp DO
you want TO know I'll toll you. Take
b duck and hold IL ut arms length,
straight from tho shoulder, by tho lower
part OF tho bill. II tho bill breaks from
whore 1t Joins the meat then tho duck ia
young. II It doesn't don't buy IL. Tho
duck being old tho meat 10 tough and
tho bill Is too firmly hung 10 break. re
y on infalliblo rule.
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TuNISIAn

The Export OF spcnses an Important
Branch OF Trade In Regency.
According TO Mr.. Sandwith's report
on the trade OF TuniS for the past year
the sponge fishery continues to be an
important branch OF industry in the
regency, from Zarzis in the extreme
south, rs far north as Sfax. The Vice
Consul 1T the latter ate that 400
Greeks, 800 Siciiians and l,i00 Tunis-
ians arc engaged in the fisheries. Ono
London and three Paris firms have
agents ut Sfax. who buy up the whole
produce. The diving apparatus called
the scaphandrc used to be extensively
employed by the fishermen. but it has
been superseded by an instrument
called the gangarn. n species OF
dredgcr resembling that in use in the
oyster fishery. Its employ mcnt. how
ever. is forbidden during the months
OF March. April and May. when the
spon5c's growth is most active. Tho
harpoOn Is also much in Use by tho
fishermen. The total export of sponge
from E-nis in 1887. according 10 .hc
customs ""turnS, WAS G3i. 0J4. against
E"5.9l5 in 1886 The funny fishery is
n monopoly - the State. and the pres
ent lease was made for n term of fifty
gears shortly before the French Occu.
patton in 1881. The fish enter tho
Mediterranean in the spring and ono
body Of them strikes the coast OF Cape
Ron. At the northeastern extremity OF
Tunis. Here the fish arc interrupted
b. nets. and arc hnrpooncd by boats
men stationed round the nets for the
purpose. and dragged into the boats
as many rs coo bcjng sometimes thus
captured in n single haul. They arc
then cut UP and preserved in olive oil
md packed in tin cans of various
sizes and ut once soldcrcd up. About
three-lOurths OF the whole arc thus
treated and find Il ready sale in Italy;
OF tho rest, what can not be sold
and eaten fresh IS sailed, and Is mostly
sent 10 Malta and Sicily. sultcd funny
fish fetching only half the price OF TINT
preserved in oil. rho average annual
value OF this fishery is estimated ut
100000. which does not figure N tho
customs returns, rs funny pays no
duty. The fishing season opens about
May 20 and continues till near the end
OF June. between 1000 and 5000 men
being engaged in the work. Even the
octopus is not neglected in Tunis rs I'm
article OF food, $500 worth having
been exported last year to Greece.
being almost the only Tunisian prod.
uct which finds its way 10 hat coun.
try LeUamt Herald.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Depo. Hotel, Clark & Green. Pro-
prietJa.

prietJ=s.
sc Wes:on, I.one Mountain; J I
Fitzgerald, Ca-liu: G II Coop, W U
Tel Go; IF Brennan Fl. Halieck; P
Hansen, Wells; Austin G:lruth, North
Eo.k.
Waite. Sco.h Nebraska; II Long
Reno; \ Hauher, Elln; z " BAUM,
Paiisade;J Hcrold, Wells; ] moore.
Raby VALLEY; J II ScamEan & wife.
Anaio Casey Phelps C:ts, 30; Thco
Baylor, G Z Ry; J ID Abel, Fort Hal
isca; Cell Leach, Geo L Couley, L W
W2iIey, "a f Morris, Miss NeYa
HawkiLz; Mss Fannie Caina, G T.
Cole, Jingler Coace:t Company; dos
f%.ieia-, Milwaukee; Geo Thuckeray.
Mouaiain City: Mamie Phillips, John
Phillips, puscarora; - To.!ini. S
T: James Williams, Oakland; Mrs c
Il Brewer, Cariia; G Premeur, Mon
trc2l, Canada; Chas NoIsinger, Salt
i:isc City; jose Clstlro, Avcllar,
fgFtasn!; II 3 Loomis, Stockton.
pei! Leach, Geo L Con!ey, G W
Wfiigs. Ell F Morris. Miss Ncva Haw
Ai..g. sass Fannie Chinn, G f Cole,
jia=ia! Loncart Co; Il + Bigelow.
rsa.f Lors, Renoi Mrs Frank Hart
"a 81 i!dTon, Austin; c Is Waller.
ss.. :f.ii.lk; ] II Prosser, Ogden; J
- s.u...r rF.Y;i,. It;,G,- E.:-
is2as, ::u:9pc; G Il Coop, Tu5carora:
j s I.a=i=, Or q T RodoIph, Oakland;
Ii H!ghfeid. Al Highas!j, Ed Pierce,
VS. Rcbir9cr, Walter Pierce, I'd
Hust. Henry Stricslaa,i, r G. Smith,
Chas Nappc!cr, Dick Powell, Cnsl;n
BRASS Band; Van r Paterson, \ L
Fa.iica. 3 +; PTel Common, Great
Northern Rs; Flank Wines, Deeth.
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A rfocl,o Hermit.

For thrco months past, eays the
Phoebe Record, a strange man has
lived in Il Tunnel or dugout east side
Of the Limestone mountain over tho
head OF Mcadow Valley st. within
view or the Diilionv'lie road. IIe is
rarely seen, bpt bc Is said to 10 tai
and heavily boarded. The dirt from
his excavation is thtowu up 10 tho
form Of a bnriicado ut The entrance
to tho place, where he hns q double
door with two small windows or pep
holes. When first oticel some timo
ago he was observed nursing or bath.
Ing ono OF his legs as though wound.
ed. Hio actions are decidedly sus.
picious. Who and what is he2 Isho
wanted nnywhofo2
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~ A-oaEsaEsr KEAcuEp.
a dI.zates dated Wa.hiastep. July

A dispatch dated Washington, July
7,says:
An Yrecmcpt on the silver ques-
tion has becn practically reached II
viii proyi 10 for the purchase OF A.
bc0.06o ounrcs OF silver a month. The
bniiion redemption certificates WILDE
rcleenab!e in coin and q full legal
:te,dsr. 4 meeting Of the full Con-
Eesence Committee to consider the
agreement has been caile%, end no
doubt it will be ratified. The full
Conferences CJ.unittee met and a re-
post WIS dram up b. Senator Sher-
man and adopted. Tho repo:t yes
presented to the Senate immediately.
Yesterdays Silver State e5mments on
the compromise measure as follows:
-Itis cliimsd by the miik-and-water
IsilysI u,sn that this bill will prove
fully as beneficial to the silver inter
e = as 'rss cGina2e, but this claim is
advanced merely TO. the purpose of
.qtiatirg the advocates of free coinage.
In5 compromise measure, as we
understanG it, makes silver o com
.mSl!sy .iti no ixcd value. Bullion
may be- worth over . aolias an ounce
today and less than 3 dollar to-mor-
row. 1t nscopraacs speculation in q
natal that is used for money through
oat tie Slo6e, aud enables operators
70 make corners" TO advance or de
crease its price. Ii may :rcreass the
coinage Of silver Ut tt.s ihin;s Or sus-
p.na it altogether. at the option ci
the Secretary of the Treasury. and b!
ElsG4- it in the power 81 wall street
op-sators to control The price II bull
Jon, makes sil.es mining Us ]urs.stie
pad precarious az it has teay size
silver was denonetiz-d IN 1892
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Hon. Il. Il. nieclow.
EYE WITNESS.

We have just learned that thcrc is n
report current in some portions OF
tho western part OF Che State that
the Hon. Il. Il. Bigelow is drunkard.
This 10 II foul SANDER, without tho
shadow OF foundnti m, MS it 10 we'll
known that Mr.. Bigclow does not
drink at oil. Even his enemies, II no
has any, have never charged him
With lntemporancc, and all who know
him will testify that there is no
fo1hdution whatever for such a
.Jhargc. Tho friondsof Judge T}igc;
low need not hesitate to denoance all
such accusations as willful and ma.
licious lea, and challenge anyone
who makos them TO produce tlio
proof.
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Grand Master r,oohcr.

w. ". Roohor, Grand Master Of
tho Independent Order of Odd Eel.
lows of Nevada, arrived last night
from mn extended tour throughout
the State visiting the local Lodges
within bis jurisdiction. Mr.. Bool,ct
reports a favorable outlook for tho
Order, and cxprcssos himself M well
pleased with hiD trip md thcgcncrouo
reception which 'ras accorded 10 him
by tho vnrious Lodges which he Wis
tied.
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rornadoes and cyclones.

Fearfaj md destructive storms aro
reported throughout tho East, ct.
with loss OF property and
lives. plattsbnrg and Ronses Point,
New York, Cleveland, Ohio, and Yer
pepnea, Vermont, aro the scenes Of
frighiful rain, bail and wind storms
which have destroyed thousands of
dollars worth Of property and ontaiiod
tho loss OF numerous lives. Tho PEG.
pie Of Nevada orc fortunate In living
fn . country which 10 mover visited by
anything OF tho kind, and whcro no
9no 10 eyer proItratoi VITA heat
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Live And Let live.

Thosc who dosiro fresh Groceries
and Provisions, as we'll as Glassware,
Queonsware, etc, should not fail to
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
a penny saved is nsgood rs npcnDy
earned aid you gan q V money by pur
chasing goods Mt homo. ! carry q
largo stock OF %6oasonpbto goods and
will sell at Live and Let Live prices.
2-i8 III. CHASE
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w. G. LOVE,
County Superintendent.
a Cure Cor Sick Hcadnchc.

n Curc for Sick Headache.
This distressing complaint is due to
an inactive or sluggish liver with
constipatnd bowels which deranges
the stomach aud dlsturb3 the nervous
syaicm, causes dizziness and an op.
prcasiye dull Hniu in tho head, often
80 sevoro as to prevent all rcst or
sleep. Ono OF DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills will relieve you Of all tho
pain and misery and a fcw moro
doses will correct the liver and stoin.
nGh und regulate tho bowels. While
these pills are small, easily taken, and
mild aud gentle in their action there
10 no medicine mado that will 30
cfrectunlly cure sick headache. %
cents q box. Sold by Il. r. Muller.
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Notice for Publication,
LAND OFFICE At EyHEKA, NEyADA.I

LAND OFFICE At EUREKA, NEVADA
Juuc %, 1880.
NOTICED iiEi!EBY GIVES THAT TIE
~ following. named settler has lileh notice
of his intention 10 make nitai proof IN sup.
port Of his cloim, and That said pruof viii be
made before the District Court Of Ncvnda,
NJ Elko, Nevada. On MONDAY, AUGUST s,
1890. yiz:-liomc'tend Application No. 225,
jobs RRiENkE, for the Eh OF 8 ~ Sec
Jf Township HN Of X co Il, NDM.
lie nnmc the following witnesses 10 provo
his continuous rt.idcncc uton, aid cuitiva.
ton Of, said land, viz:
DC Kennedy. Of Ruby Valley.
woolyor:op, Of Ruby yelley.
~ W Health, Of Ruby Valley.
a Hays, OF Artiupr, Nevada.
D. IT. HALL,
Resideh
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A sure Cnrc For. piloa.

Itching Piles nro known by moist
ufo like porspiration, cauging intense
itching when warm, This form MS
well us Blind, Bleeding and rrotud-
ing, yield at once 10 DIR. ~1'osanko's
Pile Remedy, which nets directly on
the parte affected, nbfoihs tumoiG
nllays itching and eifocisn permanent
cure, 5cc. druggists or mail; trcatiee
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by l.. Il. Muller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-13
county.
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fec. SWIFT SrECiFIa co. E.i,rta. Ga.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-07-13
Lone Mountain.

s. G. Weston arrivcdycsieriay from
Lone Mountain where be has been at
sorR on his mines. He says the pfce-
p ct &c very far ios a mining boom az
the Moartlin. as paying ore in large
Quantities is being Developed. Mr..
Weston says he uoald not give his
claim foT any mine il Tuscarora, aud
he expects TO sso a furnishing town
thers III the resr ~futur.