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A Sure Cnre For piles.

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itching whom warm. This form as
we'll as Blind, Bleeding and protrud-
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Pile Remedy, which acts directly on
the parts affected, absorbs tuuors
allays itching and effects permanent
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ton OF official receipts of Sheriff.
Judiciary. -, !
BY Tremby-A. e. No. 80, salaries
and duties Of officers in Eureka coun-
ty. Eureka delegation. ,
S. B. No. 61-Preventing unueces-
sary delay in rendering Judicial de-
cisions judiciary.
Recess.
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M. Reinhart has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him a call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $2l 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed. ,.. '~.. o.
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Dentistry,

DR.. 9. r. Moore, Dentist, has per-
manently located in Elko. Office in
the rear Of Humboldt Lodging House.
Call and learn the condition Of your
teeth. Painless extraction, and all
work guaranteed 226
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
FIFTEENTH SESSION
FortS-third IIAy, March 2.
SENATE

Senate met at II o'clock. Mr.. Presi-
dent IN the Chair. Roll called; QUO
rum present. Journal read and ap-
proved. Absent, Millett. ..s
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MARCH 4, 1891 .
SALMAGUNDl.

L. L. darrlS arrived from the city
last night.
William Mitchell went out to his
ranch on Smith Creek to-day.
Miss Addie Hunter and Charley
Thebo left last night for Montana.
Regular meeting Elko Encampment
No. 9, L. o. o. F., at their Hall to-
night. ..., 90. .,....,......-.
Joseph Rodger, Wostenholm and
Sun Co.'s fine pocket knives and
razoEs at Mulieris. y......... II
S. E. Rogers, who has been en-
ployed here during the Winter, went
out yesterday to his home in Lamoille.
The WEEKLY INDEPENDENT will be
sent one year to any address for "a if
paid in advance, and it is worth it.
Morgan & Cogswell are fitting up
ashop for the business of blacksmith
ing. Their ad. will appear. in few
The special election in this school
district will be held next Saturday.
Let every friend of education vote for
the tax. -. Iii,
CRATTEL MORTGAGES, drawn
strictly in conformity with the laws
Of the State of Nevada, for safe at the
INDEPENDENT Office. -.
The .Fifty-tirst Congress died a
natural death at midnight last night.
Many of it's members died a political
death at the same hour. .-.'
The tax levy for Washoe county
this year is S1.85 on each 500 valua.
ton, which is 80 cents lower than the
rate in this, county. Inside the cor
porate limits of Reno the levy is $3.50.
Nels. Ouderkirk came in. from
Mound Valley yesterday. He says he
thinks there Is moro SNOW in the
mountains than there was at this
time last year, and the prospects for a
favorable season are very encouraging.
All wines and liquors used for me-
dicinal and domestic purposes should
DO absolutely pure and unadulter-
ated, and none other should be used.
good stock of pure domestic and
imported always on hand at Muller's
Drug Store. n
There were two errors yesterday in
the report OF the bills allowed by the
Commissioners. James Clark, Treas
urer, 5000, was omitted, and the EFT.
N. Co., s., was united with the Elko
Water Co., s25, and reported EFT. M.
Co., supplies and water, $50.
Our Tuscarora correspondent is in
formed that, 80 far as We can ascer-
tain, there.is no prospect Of o glove
contest in Elko, there being no pugi-
lists here. II such report has been
circulated on the upper levels, we can
assure the boys that there is pothine
in it. ~ Z
The vote of Ainley and Mcclellan
on Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
IA shows that they are In favor OF the
Force bill and that they condemn
our representatives in Congress for
their efforts to defeat that infamous
measure, the Lodge Elections Bill,
The weather continues very stormy,
The ground was covered with snow
this morning, though it soon melted
add another fierce snow etorm set in
at ! O'Clock this afternoon. The
streets aie q perfect slush OF mud and
water, though some good work has
been done in the last two days ia
gtayeling sidewalks and crossings.
Thanks TO Senator Spronle for q
copy OF the Claws OF the State Oh
Nevada, ppssed at the 18th session oi
the Legislature, 1901" Among the
'Telve Acts which have become Jaws
l. a
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

mems for scientific purposes from
taxation. Mines and Mining.
By LaGrave-S. B. No. 81, an Act
to prohibit the sale Of mortgaged per-
sonal property. Judiciary.
Specia! order s. B. No. 43, was post
poned to n:30 A. M. Wednesday.
GENERAL FILE.
Senator LaGrave in the Chair.
Substitute for A. 3. No. q, Lyon
County Salary bill. Read third time
and passed. Ayes 10.
S. B. No. q ordered engrossed.
Recess taken until l:3o M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met at 1:3O p. N. President
Poujade presiding. =. " H..
Roll called; quorum present.
Lincoln county delegation reported
A. b. No. q, favorable, amending sal
ary law,of Lincoln. ,.r...
Governors message announcing his
approval of Judiciary Committee
Substitute for S. B. No. 8.
Messages from Assembly returning
Senate. substitute for S. B. No. IA;
also S. G. r. and NJ. No. 20, which
had passed that body.
Special order of 2 p. Ms. B. No.
So amendment adopted. Bill ordered
engrossed.4
Recess to 2:15. r.
Senate net at 2:15, when special
order A. B. No. Al came up. Permits
freight cars to be put behind pas
senger coaches. Considered in CON-
mittee Of the Whole and reported
back favorably. Made special order
for Tuesday at 2P.M.
Message from Governor announcing
his approval Of S. B. No. 26.
Adjourned. ...,,y e.; .-.'.
ASSEMBLY.
Assembly met at IL A. NJ. Speaker
Bicknell in the chair. Roll called; a
quorum present; journal read and
approved. ---e......-.. ~-...... ...... .
SELECT COMMITTEES.
White Pine Delegation-A. B. No.
81, slightly amended, tavorabIy.
;Ormsby Delegation-.-A. B. No. 60,
favorably. ''''''... ..'.''.'
Eureka Delogation-A. B. No. 65
favorably.
Message from Governor that he had
approved A. B. No. 8, which strictly
enforces the IL o'clock law. I
Message from Senate--A. B. No. 35
amended; A. B. No. &C Humboldt
county salary blD; also substitute for
A. B. No. H. 49,. 1I,3 !
NOTICE OF BILLS. I
BY Folsom-Defning the duties al
County Commissioners relative TO
public highways. = ~ ..,s.~.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY McFadden-=A. B. No. rs, amend
| ing Act relating to elections; provides
, that persons elected to office will not
have IL apply Tor certificates OF cleo
tiouS clerks must forward them. Also
makes limit Of time 20 instead OF 10
days in which Commissioners shall
canvass vote. Elections. l
BY Harrington-A. B. No. T6, crea-
ting judicial Districts; provides for
election of District Attorneys therein
and fixes pay. Tho bill divides the
State into four judicial Districts
/, First Storey, Ormsby, Douglas, Els
meralda and Lyon. Second--W ashoe,
Churchill, and Humboldt Third
! Nye, Lander and Eureka. Fourth
Elko, White Pine and Lincoln. Judi.
! ciary. .etf ~. ,s,U.a /,
BY Mrrphy--A. B. No. 70, amending
the Act relative to the preservation al
wild game, Judiciary.
BY Folsom "A. B. No. 70, publica.
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School Report.

Following is the report Of the Elko
Public School for February, 1890:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-01
Ia Correspondence De Puerto Rico.
PweytO -HtcO, Jsssie 80 ds 1901.
Gaceta extraordinaria

Hoy ha circulado un suplemento la &C.
ceta de Psterto.Rjc0 n1mero 78 que textual-
mente dice asf
'Intendeneia General de Hacienda p1bli-
ca de la provincia de Puerto ico.-Cireular-
El artfculO A. de Ia Ley de 90 de Julio dc 1882
inserta en- Ia G0cetG Official de esta Isla, nGme-
70 100, correspondence al % de Agosto del
propio ano, sobre relaeiones comerciales entire
la Peninsula Y las proYincias de Ultramar, pre-
viene que "desde 81 dia primero dc Julio do
1891, 81 comercio y Ia nayegaci6n entire los
puertos dc la Peninsula, Filipinas, Cuba y
Puerto Rico seran dc cabotaje, sea con fran
quicia de dcrechos para las mercanciae, pro-
ductos procedencias de cualquiera de dichos
puertos, estaran sujetos a las mismas reglas
y prescripciones dc las Ordenanzas do Adua.
mas Vigentes en- la Peninsula para el comercio
y nayegacion entire los puertos de esta"
En- su consecuencia y recomendado el
exacto cumplimiento de dicha Ley por Real
Orden ntlmero 46l de 81 del reforido mes, SO
reitera por medic del presente suplemento pa.
ia conocmiento de quienes corresponds y su
mas puntual observancia.
Paerto-R Rico, 20 de Junio de 1991.-El In
tendente genera, ,-JsEstO Martin LtsSGs."
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| division y dc 6sta descontianza, que la pobia-
cl0n rural, On su maYOria, viva aiElada en- los
campOs y que las poblaciones sean con harta
frecuenca SOmillorOS dc chiBmeS onredOS
que impiden la harmonic de los VecinOs, que
ha de ser Ia base dc la com1n prOsperidad.
Dlsminuyanse, pueS, muchoS de los centros que
tales males ocasionan, suprimiendo de 6llOs Ia
accion municipal, cnyo calor 50 sostienen los
lcaciques dandose mas extension & los muni.
cipiOs que qu0den, So cOnseguir8 que gocen de
mayor prestijiO poder, "a para no sdeJarse
impOner de los caciques, que no tendrAn re-
presentation fuera del reducido horizonte en-
que acostumbraban mOVerse, va para hacer
mas atractiva la cosa p0blica cuantas pOrso-
mas pueden y deben tomar parte en- ella y con-
tribuir pOr este medic al progreso de los pue-
bios. De esta manera tambi6n prOcurando
aumentar los pobladOS rurales, los mas impOr-
tantes en- esta Provincia por su caracter pura-
mente agricOla, la mayor parte de Ia poblacion
diseminada hoy por los campos 80 reconcen-
traria en ellos, con provecho para So prQpia
cultura = para ell adelanto del pals. 49, i. ..
ICu3ntos cuales son los municipios que
pueden deben suprimirse
Question es 6sta que no debe resolverse
caprchO nj pOr simpatias neceSitanse para
clio datos notcias de di iversos g6nerOs, So
bre poblaci6n, riqueza, division de la propie
dad dol territorio, extension de este y sus
colindancias distancias los pueblos pr0xi.
mos otras que no es del momento enumerar
nj m9uos Organizar, Las presentes indicacio-
nes tienOn solo por objeto lamar la atenoi0n,
asf del Gobierno como de los mismos munich
pios, sobre la necesidad de que SO estudie el
asunto SO busque la manera de darle una So
luci6n que permita salir & la Isla de la postra-
cion en- que yace, y que, como antes Sc ha di-
chO, reconoce, como una dc sus principales
causas, la existencia de algunos municipios
que no tienen razon de ser nj mediOs para sos
tenerSe. .~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-01
Gaceta Official de hoy

Telegrama del Ministro de Ultramar pu-
blicado en- GGcetG ertT0OYCiNGFiG.
NegociadO 70 - Real Orden nOmbrandO
Juez de Instracci0n de Coamo don Eduard
Acufa Aybar.
NegociadO de Agriculture, Industria Co.
mercio.-Privilegio de invencion favor de Ia
sociedad an6nima "Refneria de aZucar do Car
denas" por "dos pleas; la una regUlarizadora
del movimiento de caida empuie dc los cua-
dradiHos de aEdcar y la Otra recortadora del
aztlcar excedente de los propios cuadradillos
para evitar la ruptura deSigualdad, las cua-
les seran aplicadas pOr sustituci0n la maqui-
Ma de mOldear azdcar en- cubOs Il Otra fOrma."
Idem a favor de don Pietro Mastrozzi por
I'm aparato de alimentaci0n autOmatica con
manometrO.
Eegociado 10 - Admitiendo la renuncia
que del cargo de Alcalde de Ia MOca ha pre-
Gentado don SandaliO Valencia.
Eombrando Alcalde de Bareeloneta don
Miguel Arzuaga, que ocupa el primer lugar de
la terna propuesta.
Negociado 6o-Disponiendo SO averigie la
residencia del recluta de Santander, Jose Ca
brillo Rumayor
Presidio provincial.-Dando cuenta de la
captura del cOnfnadO desertor Natalie CCrde.
TO Mendez dejando sin efecto la requisitoria
publicada en- de Noviembre de 1883.
Comsarla de Guerra.-Intervenci6 del
Hospital Militar.-Anuncia Ia subasta para la
adquisici6n de efectos necesarios en- dichO es-
tablecimient0 cuyO actO tendra lugar el ~ del
pr6ximO Julio las nueve de la ma1ana en-
dicha oficina.
Junta dc 0bras del puerto de esta Capt.
tal-Balance de GAIA correspondence al mes
de Abril del corriente ano.
Casa dc Benehcencia.-Estado demostra-
two del mOvimientO del personal de la Casa
durante el mes pr0Ximo pasadO.
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SUPPRESSION de Ayntamientos

TEMPO hS que la Isla entera vione su.
triendo un malestar de tOdoS 1econocidO Y la
mentado, asf en- 10 que Sc relaoiona al desarro-
llo de su agricultural, base fundamental de la
riqueza pdbIica. como en- la vida economical Y
administrative de las entidades en- que Official
mente esta dividida SUI poblaci6n. Multiples
y continuadas son las quejaS que por tOdas
parties SO levantan contra las OnerosaS contri-
buciones que esta sujeta la propiedad que
cOhiben su desenVolVimiento mas de una
empresa mas de un impulse individual SO
quedan en- estado embriOnario, por tenor de
que la tributacion venga esterilizar los pro-
yectos combinados.
Este NAL reconoce diversas variadas
Causas, cuyo examen no eS de este lugar perO
entire elias descuella una, tai vez de las mas
principales, que debe ser objeto dc especial
Rtencion que, sin duda alguna, eS de tacil
remedio. Nos referimos la division munich
pal del territorio.
En- una superfcie de $500 Kilometres cua-
1rados Sc cuentan I'll terminus municipales, 10
que da por t6rmino medic para cada uno l33
Kilometres. Algunos, sin embargo, existen
Cuya Jurisdiction no Sc e1tiende ri q esta Pc
uuena cifra como consecuencia de esta cor
Ia extension, su riqueza publica es pequefa
no puede sopOItar los gastos que supone el
sostenimienfo de su administration En- este
case Sc encuentran BarcelOneta Hormigueros.
Dorado, Toa-baja, Vega-alta habiendo OtrOs
como Aguada, Naranjto, Barranquitas Rinc6n,
Salinas que no tienen raz6n de ser pCr su faI.
ta de recursos, 3 la Yez que por estar dema
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Por creerlo muy oportuno en- las actuales

circunstanciaS, reproducimos, sin concentrates
que no necesita, un capftulo del excslente libro
que con el tftulo de La RefOrmsG AgrEcOzG,
acaba de publican nuestro competente muy
estimado amigo el senior Ingeniero Agr6nomo
don Fernando Lopez Tuero, Jefe de la Estaci6n
Agronomca de Rio-piedras.
Respecto del llbro de referencia, va hemos
dcho nosotros 10 que pensamos es una obra
utilfsima, juicio nuestro de 10 mas acabado
que en- el asunto que 10 motiva SO ha escrito
nasta ahora en- Puerto Rico es un iibro que el
Gobierno, la Diputacion 8 los Ayuntamientos,
deberian hacer reimprimir para repartirlo gra-
tuitamente en- ell pals. Ell capttulo que ha-
Camos referencia, dice asi:
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Lease este

Sc desean comprar dos 8 tres casas en- es.
ia Capital. 1nformaran Sol n6mero 81 pull
pOr1a 1915 ~
acompaflado de una pareja dc Orden p1blicO
condujo aver al dep6sito municipal a tres in
dividuos que renfan navajo on mano
Proeedente de Barcelona La entrado esta
Inafiana On nueStro puerto 81 vapor mOrCantil
nscional Herman COTteS.
-
Aver tardo ocurrlo un SuceSO lamentablo
en- la Gale de la Luna, casa ndmero 50. Una
nina de corta edad, sirvienta de Ia casa, al ha-
Ger cand6la en- la coc1na parece que con vlru-
tas tuyo Ia mala suerte dc que eI y0stidO SO le
incendiase, sufriendo grandes quemaduras. Un
vecino que acudio en- Su auxilio tambi6n Sc
quem6 una mano. .-<s
wEn La T1ENDA HONDA Gale de San
jose esQuina a la Luna, SO Vende LA CoRRES-
PoNDEECIA DE PUERTo.RICo. s-- 6-5
..nz 90 a..
En- Ia calle dc Ia Luna entire San JustO y
la Tanca SO arrn6 aver tarde IN gran Oscanda-
10, por pel6a, entire dos indiViduos dc Oficio pa
nadero segGn nos han asegurad0. La pOlicfa
los condujO 81 dep6sito municipal.
Anoche las diez SO reuni6 un grupO do
personas frente al Polvorin de Is Gale del Sol
para pasar un. 80. ratio agTadable. Sc entire.
tenfan en- mirar pelear dos pobres muchachOB
que boxeaban de 10 Undo. Hay gustos que...
La Compa1ia dramatica que diriie 81 pri-
mer actor don Pauline Delgado, lego aver
Ponce en- 81 vapor Espaj1a y probablemente
llegara manana este puerto. 81 jueves, como
hemOs 0icho, debutaTa On nuestro cOlis6o.
go
Aver tarde hubo "a aarracina ache en- il
rkmpa del cementerio do eata Capital. Pelea-
ban de 10 liado unos cuantoS individuos de
Oacio tabaquero, hasta que lego poF ali y
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Ell inteligente nino b. jose de Jesds, hijo
de nuestro querido amigo 81 Doctor Tizol, deS-
pu6s de brillantisimos examenes ha obtenido
el tftulo de Bachiller. Felicitamosle de todo
coraz6n asf como sus selores padres pro-
fesoreS.
Segdn telegrama recibido aver, hemos sa-
bido con gusto que nuestro apreciable amigo
81 Sr. D. Jose T. Silva su distinguida familia,
llegaron el % con toda felicidad Europa.
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guardia San Martin J lOgrO dOmlnar 81 ds6or.
den.
, 1891-10-09
TRIED BY JURY.
Helen jenkins Found Guilty of Using
ABUSIVE Language.

The trial of Helen Jenkins for using
abusive and obscene language was tried
before a jury of six men yesterday af-
ernoon in Judge Lees court.
These men composed the jury: John
Thomas, Martin Conroy. A. Harper. VIM.
Rolen, Thos. Murray and Frank Watson.
Col. P. Cad Bryan appeared for the de-
tense and City Attorney Campbell prose
cuted the case, Mrs. jenkins used the
bad language in Col. Storey's saloon aud
Col. Bryan ridiculed the idea that the
kind OF language used in sa'oons every
dav should offend a bartender and those
accustomed to hearing it. Mr.. Campbell
seemed TO have the law on his side, how.
ever, and delivered a short, meaty ad-
dress to the jury. They returned a YER
dict OF guilty.. The fine was S. and the
cost of the jury Sc. Mrs. Jenkins has
accused jenkins and Storey OF assault
and battery and their case will be tried
today.
, 1891-10-09
The sen!o proprletor OF this paper bias

The en!or proprietor of this paper has
been subject to frequent colds Tor some
years, which were sure to lay him up if
not doctored at once. He finds that
Chamberlaio's Cough Remedy is reliable.
It opens the secretions, relieves the lungs
and restores the system to a healthy con-
dltlon. II freely used as soon as the cold
has been contracted, and before it has be-
settled In the system, it greatly
lessons the attack and often cures in a
single day what would otherwise have
been a severe Standardization Hotel
Reporter, Des Moines, la: Fifty cent
bottles for sale by druggist.
, 1891-10-09

The popularity OF these springs is fast IN
creasing, both as a summer and a health re-
sort. The cures effected by Its waters are many
and marvellous. The altitude OF the place
$500 feet makes the atmosphere exhllerating
and absolutely free from malaria. They are
surrounded by wonderful freaks of nature,
and delightful scenery. The elegant new
plunge bath go feet long by 80 feet wide, Just
completed has added a very attractive feature
to this resort. The hotels are fitted lp with
all modern improvements, and accommoda-
lions are ample.
The Ere mont, Elkhorn Il Missouri Valley
railroad goes direct to the Springs with palace
sleepers from Omaha without change. Tourist
tickets good Tor ninety days from date of sale
can be had all the year round. For pamphlets
concerning these Springs or any Information
as To rates, ETC., call on or address any agent
of the Fremont, Elkhorn q Missouri Valley
and Sioux City & Pacific railroads, or
J. II. General Passenger Agent
Omaha, Neb.
II. g. BURT, General Manager.
, 1891-10-09

CINCINNATI, Oct. S.-Governor Camp.
bell, through his attorneys in Cincinnati,
has now filed two suits tor damages
against the Commercial Gazette each for
$50, 600. Both are based on publications
concerning the governors Indebtedness
and his payment of the expenses of the
Democratic club from Columbus to Cleve-
land at the time of his nomination. 1t is
said he contemplates proceedings also to
bring a criminal charge against the man
aging editor of the paper.
, 1891-10-09
An Exciting a c

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. s.
Twenty thousand people witnessed the
Nelson-Allerton race today for purse OF
$4,000. The weather was milder than
yesterday, but still chilly enough to pre-
clude any hope of record breaking
time. The sky was overcast and once or
twice a few drops of rain tell. The
throng gave Nelson a little the best
applause when the two stations appeared,
but Allerton was the favorite in the pools.
Both horses were driven by their
owners. Allerton coquetted IN scoring
but the animals got away in beautiful
style finally, with Nelson closely hugging
the pole a head in advance. The pace
was that sort that kills from the start.
The quarter was made in 80, with Nelson
a length In advance. At the half Nelson
was two lengths in advance. Allerton
gained a length at the three quarters but
just as they swung into the stretch went
off his feet for an instant and Nelson won
the heat In 2:l3 by an open length. The
crowd nearly went crazy over the result
but the bookmakers still retained Allerton
as a favorite.
In the second heat the relative positions
Oh the hnlIuals 10 the tnTee QudrIeTS pOSC
was nearly a repetition of the first. Enter
ing the home stretch Nelson swerved
toward the middle of the course and
faltered for a moment. Allerton took
advantage of this and finished by a halt
length in 2:l44.
10 the third heat Nelson led as before,
at the back stretch Allerton being half a
dozen lengths behind. Down the home
stretch he pulled up even with Nelson BY
a phenomenal burst of speed. All efforts
of Nelson's driver to increase that ami
mails speed were of no avail and Aller-
ton easily won by an open length in 2:15.
In the fourth heat both drivers held
the horsos in check, they being head by
head all the way to the home stretch,
when Allerton again showed his superior
Ity and passed the grand stand leading
bp an open length, winning the heat aud
race in 2:l69 In an attack of good
natured insanity, the immense crowd
broke through the fence and surrounded
Allerton literally covering tho stallion and
driver with flowers. The best time was
0.12
, 1891-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-TreasuryAgent
Williams has made a special report to the
secretary of the treasury in regard to the
allegation that this government has vio-
lated the provisions of the modus ufuendi
in allowing the North American CONNER
cial company to catch seals IN excess of
the limit. The report shows that nearly
5000 seals we're taken by the company in
the season, but since the date of the
agreement the catch has been less than
1000.