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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

PERsoSAL.-R7y D.. r. R. S. Hcugh, the
presiding ( der, preached at the Ms;hodis.
cLuich ia Fredericksburg on Sunday morn
inn ard evening, it being hiS regulsr quar-
MIR. Fros., of Naw York, who recently
purchased he farm of NJ. Oscar Baker, be-
low this city, and @ho is making extensive
preparations for makog brick there, Res IN
The city to-day. He has thirty rnau at wark
no y and says ne expects to bseic the mhne-
factura of brick By the frat Of April.
latter from the Universitv CT Virginia
saws Re-. Angus Crawford, d. D., OF tbs
E9j-copa! Theologi;si Seminary faculty
A ex.pG,is, vas greeted ny e large sndiencs
sunday nipht a. the Uuiyersity chapel.
Af,er nis sermon in the morning in CheG-
tluesv!He &c waa iayiiad by TIE coaplain,
Rer. Goaiae Dauoy, TO sddiess t0e stU6eujs
Sunaa7 night. His audience was the ieTsept
Que Of thus aesson. and his aidFess receive!
atsed attention D.. Crsvfasd is forci-
be speaker snd aqt rs cla'so7 81 ta9 "a 'eie-
.rv Ia " etriG. < auc cc6vltcl & wsrn'r,
Iir I y Frye, of rL9 Arrow Steamship 90, o.
Baltimore. was Tho city TO cay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

Biliousress. constipation, torpid: liver,
piies, cured by DR.. Mless Nerve and Liver
Pills, so discs 25c. Samples free at drug
eis.s, hv mali 25c. MILES MED. Co., ELK
HART, IND
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

We h.vo . speedy aud positive cure for catarrh,
diphthc7ia, eankcr mouth and headache, SILL
LOAH't| CATaRR EEMEGY A nasal injector
free with e-ca botttc. Use it if YOU desire health
snd sweet breath. Price 50c. For Gale by E. S
Lcsdbeater & Bro, agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
A PEAcsMAKER,s FATE
Those who in qusrrols interpcso,
Mnst often Mine q bloody nose.

mus UIttH WIP5 Il HUsU'
Two young man yesterday evening became
engaged in gu sitercatiou in the blacksmith
phop of Mr.. r. H Atkinson, on upper
King street, and grapp!ed. Mr.. a., with the
best Of motives, seized the two n;ou with tho
Intention of separating them Whan by
Islander picked up q large wrepco and struck
him on the head, inhicting serious ~onnS.
Mr.. Atkinson's wound was dressed by D E.
Smith, but be regrets that the two men d d
not have their 6g1t out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

FOE DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you
have 2 printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shil0h's Vitslizer. 1t never fails to euro Sold
by . S Lord 81 BIo Agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

NOTICE. hereby give notice that have this
IN day entered into co.partnership with my
con, FRENCH SMOOT, for the purpose Of con.
tinuing the LUMBER, DOOR, SASH and BLIND
business at the old stand. under the firm name
and style OF JOSIAH n. D. SMOOT & SON, aud
solicit continue CO Of st fsvors. All persons
indebted to the firm of Josiah H. D. Smoot are
requested to make prompt settlement with the
new finn. FRANCES P. SMCOT.
Alexandria Va Jan. 19th 1891. ian24 1w
nNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be.
4 tween Samuel L. Monroe and NJ. Ke!i, un-
der the IN nsme of MONROE 81 KILL, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, the said Samuel
L. Monroe having purchased the interest of 1. M.
Kel Ia the said business Samuel L. M,nroe is
alone authorized to collect tho moneys due to the
late firm and is responsible for the liabilities
thereof, payment of which will 10 niade upon pre-.
sentstion Of the bills.
Dated Aloxandri', Va, January 18th, 1891.
SAM'L. L. MONROE.
ISAAC NJ. KELL.
The un iertis ned will continue from this date
the whelese lo commission and produce business
heretofore conducted by tho above firm 1t No. BIG
Cam eron street
jan191w Il. MONROE & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

POLICE REroRT-I,eat night ives Gar
anG cooi With eigot prisoners aud Pix lode-
era at the e,stionho0ss,
The Mayor thi7 mosniE- dsporsd Of Re
following cs7ss:
Wa. Gesry end Remu- Basoh. ar'esied
by L, Smi'h charged 1it:, hrsakiue rto the
suo ,,uitb shop o. Krzia Griffith sad ea
iar two pa h9reffom vseTs sea5 60 to !ce
grand JAZZ, Ole O! the guns was Tsco7-
cred
Cnss. Tanm sud Mareia Pcrdleton. CO.
esst. i3r fsArns, we-e Glej. lhe formsr
81 50 ,ad re lst,er 81 50.
Hnam I0a.sru and ChOs. Henry, oclo,s2,
iar b=as dppk 81 tte street, 4ud Fesns
Ptyne a6t, FOR D!eyiuc cap, we're haed
81 80 ssca S;veD so da,s.
J1ea faa5 o2tco, colored, for a5nsFa
isusus.;e, v'ss f3ed s. or given go GAY s ,ri
JAIL
Is.se F.e. mao, coored, for an sssau't 90
Sarah a oxsndsr. was Gnsd $3.50 Or g:vea
80 days Ia jill.
Ben Ford, for au assault on Sandy Mssaa,
coored, was fined 81 So
GDeD TsMPLARs At regular meeticg
o. raiirmsn Lodge o G 4, held Monday
night The following officers were cleo ed for
the qusr;er beginning February lst: c. "
} spuh / PatVe,t; &c T.. Rev. W J Young;
Y. I Mrs. Fl ark ham /; Chaplain, Mrs. Bar
der Rec Sec f l. Cock; Fin. Sec. J.
Man, fl ID Tresslrer, Miss Hattie Beatty
NJ. Alvin Powell; D NJ, Miss Mary K'tg;
Gra7G, Harry Hammond Sentinel. w. d
Z zimmerman; snitos, w. D. u mme;m.n ;
Delegates to District Lodge No. 10 which
meets at Fllls Churoh February II b,
Nj s9rs Joseph F Glover and 9. a. Baden
aud Miss Alice Hawkins; aitefnates, Misses
Annie Haek;ns. Lille Kauss and Elith
Goodhend. These officers will bs publicly
Installed next Monday nigh.
The Javeoile Temple. under the manage.
ment of Miss Hattie McDonough, is pre-
crossing rspidly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

For al unpopular President, the remedy
is the ballot bat for impure Blood a. B. G.
Alternative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. 27.-Flour is
strong and firm, with tendency to higher prices.
The Wheat msrkes are active at the recent adj
waco complaint is still mid, by millcrs of the
scarcity OF strictly choice samples for which they
readily rag extreme fguros; wc note sales of all
sorts st range of from % to 1o3 no prime long
berry was olTarod .o.cay. Corn 59a6i rccaipts
arc light doc to tho muddy condition of couftry
roads rendering the delivery st stations for ship
ment difficult snl expressive. Rye 1880. Oats
5oa54 Eggs 2a424. Ruttor 1920 and dull
Potatoca 95siio Po k 4H iStn and IN liberal
supply Dressed Poultry IL steaay Turkeys II
alb. Chickens 10 Ducks sud Geoe 10 Other
protuco is wanted. Millfeed S23a25 per ton. Hay
IS 5Os10 so
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

NXyANTEp-An INTELLIGENT YOUTH TO
w EARN tie art OF printing. Ono with some
knowlc % OF tho bIsIn, prefe rel.i jan27
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
Cor this section fair, southcrly winds, slightly

74U CITY AND THE RAILROADS = As
I'd in the GAZETTE the spaclal Ccuae.i
r,itlee met Messrs, Hutchinson and nc
cor al me Pennsylvania Il h. Co, "a
R,erd IF Aldermen Is chamber yesterday
.l,,O Ia reference TO the use OF kerry
s- fer rsilroaG tracks. Mr. J :. b.
osoD. of the Midland road, WIS also
.e,., at the conference. The committee
mi. 81 tho conditions. sgree0 upon iees
nude. which ;Asy would recommend
eo.; lhst The railroad should De al
- ..outjnuo the nee o: Henry street.
s,sfe. Ms beretojure stated il tas
sqrg. tee paving with granite oubb!e
of Henry street, from cusb 10 oarh,
f)5ke 10 OeoGoco streets; the erection
-1ttaAle brick depot the running Of
and fsster trains q reduction in the
s,oI !ere ard the lpiercasnge of ;icSefs
-sn tbs Midland snd che Wsshiagtoo
fo sasa and the 1lggiDg Ct traiDs
-, ,.s city. All Of these and other
rsgfs were discussed in friendly way.
T.-s,hni III q ,De conditions Capt. II. BrG
ss,l-d ttat BIO DID not do so in spirit OF
d.aa.ia 20 the reiiroa6 company. lie
,...,tgat i; wau.d be rest for the railroads 10
ne enhs, F&yetle or Henry street-not
hotb IN. II both we're Needed he thought the
rsilra4d sbould he willing so compensate tue
c,is =. "a, 81 to the extent of ad plirg some
ofine Y-eus proposed be did not wish to
~ 'sr.;;,aiy aad if me raD:oad could not
mi, vith The conditions De wac wiling
10 50 D,ooify chem IS rot to make them
onsroGs.
H.. hutchinson said his ccmpsns would
h. w;.liug 10 peGe the street for certain
.,.,apce iro;n the raj r0ac track, cut did not
,I,Ix i; should De qu;Ted TO pave the en-
IRE street. II reference to the depot he
a,i,, to4t rea;teg had beeD before the comps
no for some limo, but SO toe railroad had
b5en in Il gatlcn till last July nothing had
nssn done. out he thought something would
soon 60 Mr.. Il. said that counting the
Nfidisud trains, there were now seventeen
rains that ran from this city to Washington
each day between 3. m. and 7:30 ?. u. apd
lie tine. 20 minutes. could hardly be leesen-
I'd. 90 the running of trains Was restricted
20 ear,siu spsed through the streets Ct
Washington and this city snd over he Lorg
bridge. The questions Of reduced fare ard
jrterchance OF tickets would, be said, re
locked into and additional trains would be
mt on the travel justified it. After cen
yersatoaal debate Mr. Hutchinson took the
gamers prepared b. Capt. Bryant and said
he would submit them 10 his company AID
make replq ut all early day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

Taese is much In good blood but if born
Of osd blood, "a. B. @. Alternative" Is the
oaly remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27
Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1891.
present advanced value.

present advanced value.
Alaska Seal Recfor, French Pattern.
P,ice $i125). Real value $500.
Alsssa Sesl Refer, French pattern.
Price $i35. Zeal value 500.
Alaska Seal Jacket, storm collar.
Price $14S Real value 1925.
Als IA scsl Jacket, corn collar.
Prico Sl12 so. Zeal value 5000.
Alaska Seal Jacket, storm collar.
Pricc 1925. Boal vslue 1920
ka Seal Jacket, storm collar.
Price $l4o. Real value $3.50.
Alaska Seal Jatkot. storm collar.
Price $155. Rell value $3.50
Ala ka Seal Jackets, Persian vest
Price $40. Real value $225.
Alaska Seal Jacket storm collar.
Pic, S165. Real value 1885.
Alaska Seal Sscque, storm CELLAR.
Price $l45. Beal va'ue S275.
Alssks Seal saeqae, storm collar.
Price $3.50 Real value $3.50.
Alaska Seal Sacque, storm collar
Price $175. Real value $275.
Alasks Seal secq-e, storm collar.
Price $780, Real value 1926.
. Fine French Seal Capes-nicely fin
ished
Price $l3 so.
/ lot ef Alaska Seal Cages perfect
fitting. Bargains at
$50 each.
Fine Alaska Seal Capes, with cx.rs
storm collar OF Besl Marion,
Price $50.
lot Of Wool Seal Cspos high collar
Satin linsd
Price $40.
1 lot of Fiecsd Persian Lamb Cspes-
go shapes-soit glossy curl.
Price So.
lot of lost grade Astrach an Capes
,erflct shapes-extra high storm and
rolling collers-all sizes.
Price $3.50.
Fiue Dyed Otter Short Wrap-shou-
dess and high collars of Real Marten.
Price $45.
l Fine Angera Wrsr-e1tra collar
long pointed front-very stylish.
Price $25.
(Third hOor, 10Th st. buildiag)
s- GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEX
ANDRIA.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
COME ITS aaD STREE g N. s.,
WAsa:EeT IN. D. c.
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MoNETARY AND CoxMERc1AL.

BALTIMORE, January 27.-virginia consois
-; 1O,At:s =: do IS 65.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

2a1xImol,s. January 81 The csnri ned in
terrupt"n Of telcgrsp1 fci tics has calisd halt,
slmost TO bus ness on the exchanges. The littln
doing Is for the supply of immediate vans, AID
at prices unchanged from yesterday. Flour IS
the exception, snd is quotsb higher cn a firm
market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-27

BALTIMORE, Jsu 2G -Hcgs Tho receipts his
we k are 8 INC i4G0 head in excess OF 1850 week S
numbers. but the offerings at the yards arc some
400 head less than rhey were tHen. irsdo is
gens-slly reported fairly active 81 the iu fig
ur,s Of lsst weeks v.lues, and range 81 5t5iic,
with the quality lie good; Toueh Hogs sell
at 4a4 lac per In net Rcccipts Of Hogs THE weak
numb red 10. 615 head
see; ipts Of sheep and Limbs 1872 lead, vita
sales at So 50a5 SO per 100 lbs FOR Sheep. srd
Lambs at ihs6Ac per Id.
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ON TALKING SLANG.
n Habit Tina: Grove I;rpIEy and Corr
ruPtG Goo ! " innnri.

n Habit Tha: Grow' I;rpI !y and Corr
ruptG Goo ! " innnri
This 'sermoncttc" is especially for
you, dear glrl.I Tho advice coald DO
put in throe word - Dop5 TO It. Eos.
sibly thcro might como an occasion
say onco in lifetime when y good
round bit Of tho genuine article
''siang" would provo funnr. But 10
hear vulgar words used b" Ecntlo
girl il almost invariably Ghcc ing.
romcabcr passing two girls on tho
street and hearing ono CT them say:
"Pll bet you " q:.crbar." 1t grvc mo
shivCr. And wlen group of sch 1ol.
girls fill their eoavor ation-as. alasi
they ofton do-wiLh ono slang phrase
after another, tho effect on an outsider
IS painfully diaaGroo:.blc
Tho halt of tai lin? slang grows rap
idly. 1t is like reporting = bit OF
scandal. llavo ycu never noticed that
If you sGy en- un,;iHd word against q
ncighbcr how q@ickly u chance COR CO
to say another? had with just that
Barlo cppM;iAT casH q habit of using
careless, co%r3o words increases. Weeds
grow rapidly.
There IL plcntT Of good, strong En-
gligh to giIo cXprcsait n to VII, Groll.
Ory, Indignation o: sympathy withous
vccourso 10 tho phrases which belong 10
hor1c-jocliCya gamblers. iiprlora and
vaGabonl3. Tho street Arab picks up
sing az he docs tho ends Of old cigars
from tho gutter surely wcll-Lrcd
girl 10 not Oh tho GamA level in hor
speech and manner. Why should sho
nso vulgar words GHy moro than sho
would stain her hands?
There ought to be something akin to
nowors ina fresh young Girl. Sho need
not DO prndijh nor prigGi3h. No ono
vishcs'hc to say ''p"unc3 end prlsms"
to coax her lips into tho proper curves
Gut refined and dainty in speech az
Ecll 10 In dress Hho surely ought TO bo
Won't you please think about il for W.
x,inutos Gnl SEQ ii yon do not agrco
riLli rac?A3Isry S. McCobb, in liar.
Yors Young People
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-27

IAoy woro Formerly Used ~ Symbols Of
t..' lEnnk. 49,

They Wore Formerly Used n Symbols of
''-' Hank. 49,
The distinctions OF rank which exist
In European countries give rise to many
troubles which. though they may seem
rather amusing as we'll as trivial
TO us, arc in reality quite serious to
tho persons concerned in thom. In
Stuttgart. years ago, says an exchange,
there existed q curious custom which
is not yot entirely abolished, and, in
fact. still flourlshcs quito vigorously in
Souio parts of Germany and Switzerland.
This was the uso Of lanterns of different
varieties and sizes. by which. at night,
tho rank of tho party could be easily dis
tinguiShed.
Ihe lanterns wcro carried by the
servants who wcre sent to escort their
mistresses home from places Of amuse-
ment. and they made tho square in
front of the Royal Opera House, where
most Of tho entertainments were then
given. quite picturesque with their
lights bobbing up and down in every
direction.
The differences between some Of these
lanterns were slight. but they had TO be
strictly observed. or trouble arose. The
order of rank. as set forth in tho Crank
list" was something from which they
could never swervo. Some had lanterns
Of tin. somo OF brass; somo had wax
lights. and others tallow; even the num-
Der of lights was prescribed for each
separate class or rank.
An amusing story is told by Hack
lander Of two Stuttgart women, whose
lifelong friendship was nearly de-
stroycd by tho mistake CT one of tho
husbands. who bought at an auction q
lantern which could only DO used with
propriety by people Of the next highor
rank.
The servant polished the offending
lantern. and took it with hcc Tho very
noxt night when she went to mcct her
mistress OF tho close Of an Opcratic on
tertainmeut 1t was some timo before
tho other woman, whose sense of the
proprictic9 of lifo had boon outraged,
and who thought her old friend was en-
deavoring to lay claim to q ranl, above
the ono in which they both belonged,
could be appeascd. Even after the OK
PLANTATION. the subject OF the lantern
was always sore ono between them.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-27
BURIAL OF laDlGEN7S

RH Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
10 Scaled Proposals for the burial OI all
lndtgci Is who may tic IL the County nos
pial, or i'll the town III EIko, during the cll-
suing two yCurs, commencing February /,
1891, una ending February 1893, will be re-
cetYed at my Office up to the 2nd dny Of
February, 1SOls at whirh time said BIDS wi 1
I've Opeucd. The sntd bids to 81 ocily The
charge for the bnrinl OF "a Ih tidiI 1 luul en-
Guiding all work and expense connected
Herewith. - = =.
Bids must be filed in my Office on or before
the 2ud day OF February. 1891.
The BUuid OF Commits toner's reserve the
right to reject any md all bids. -
l.. q, HENDERSON,
ENOntciu Clerk of the Board
OF County Commissioners In
and for Elto County.
Elko, New. Jau. 6, .oSA.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-27

Or tho original edition Of tho comets
OF shakespeare, published by George
Daniel, OF London, in 1909, thcro arc but
two perfect copies known. Ono OF these
Is in tho British Museum; for tho other.
$1,000 was paid but short timo ago. As
tho book is worry small, only by 4
inches, and Weighing loss than ton.
ounces, 1t was figured at that rato o6oh
ounce OF tho precious volume brought
$3.50, or many tirnes ita own weight iii
Sald,. .-......-.-..-.--.- -..-.-.-..,..:-'s,,...
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Send your orders to
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEVADA

LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA, NEyADA,l
January 20, 1891. 10.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN fOllowing-nGmeds settler hasilled notice
Of his Intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim. land that said proof will be
made before the District Court Of the state
Of Nevada, In aud for Elko County, Nevada,
at ElkO, Nevada, on Wednesday, April /, 1871.
viz: Charles Toynrl II. Il. No. Gi for Lot of
Sec .. Lot 4 OF Ste /, Up Is N, K 56 +. and Il Il
OF Sc H. bee So, Up I'm, X IS L, NJ DIN.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, aud cultfva.
ton OF, said land, viz:
A. q. Dawley, of Elk ), N1ya Ia.
a. W. Brown, II Elko, Ncv lls,
4. Gu.dager, CT E.kl, N1yada.
J. ]. Lyisen, Of Elko, Nevada.
- H. J4s : UNKLE. a
st.... .....- keSLster.
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I.ISBCRS EME NTS

IISBC KS MENTS
jrnersl Fund war. ants
reticuu ed ....... .......S 5.9l98I
iudiscn Fund, wnrra ia
+ """u'cd -. -. ..... 2,135 80
&ChIlDIrI Fund. warrants
redo. med ................ 694 "a
tuiG Fnnh, warrants re-
"e NIT. ............ =. 1876 20
SHTrN lund. Warrants re-
,'rcm.h..... .... ..... @, E32 90
Cash pniu Strife ] treasurer. 80 l%2 to
rus. ar0ra special school I'll l,lGU %
District Judges salary ...... 1916 rs
bal S,nte school Warrant. 2,6nO 90
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-27

Amt in Treasury Jan 81 1901. i,I26 D.
+. TnEAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash IN Trens'ry Jan. g. ~, to
the crodit OF the various funds aB
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-27

County sehool Fund. .............. 4is
EikO special School Fun1... $500. 37l'
TuscArOxA do "a -......... En2 Is
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JOINT STATEMENT
OF AUDITOR AND TKEASURHR
OF EDIKO COUNTY. a
For tho Quarter Ending Dec 81,
1890.


For tho Quarter Ending Dec 81,
1890.
STATE OF t!GVADA.
County OF Elko. S'"'
AUDITORS OFFICE.
JAM. 3, 1891.
TO the Honorable Board OF County Commis-
sioners OF Elko County, Nevada: .
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
tcIly Report OF the Finances Of the COUNTY
for the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1890.
R1spcc.fu submitted: '.H
GEO. Il. MEIGs,
LIE. MORGAN,
Treasurer.
ByM. Ii. MILLER. Deputy.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Cash in Treasury Oct 1. 1890. $lI,68I II
% Iniy ttic,ls account oil
fees collected ::...;;.. 1916 30
GsHi" I LcFise by '.o,..
Poll Sn'F' tax 1870 ~ Assessor i Ts 70 70
Real and per prop tax by kc'r So ,639 %
Real Per Prop lax by Treas
Ten per c mt oil del by Treas. IL 60
Acct Delq'C Poll lax by
lax ver.................1,6A %
Del poll tux by Ireasu-er.... 24W
PcnalFines. .................. 1g7 rs
ruscarOrA special school. ..... l,UTa ~
rusc special school by Assn. ~ 6U
Mining Tux Ivy Asses o ...... 50
Real aud Per. tax by ASST. 1929
T .scArorn Rchooi tax, delqt..,. q So
lO per cent. Ct
Total 98.507 80
Commissions allowed
10y law, aud ineiu ed
in Fees cOllected-also
License aud Personal
operIy accounts, to
wit:
Foll TAX La ~
License CoI,eciOr for
collecting gaming
lICenSDk..-. Al U
License ollector for
CORRECTING General
IslCcll<fS.. 1l5 w
tersonnl Operty Tax ~
Mmin. tdX............ 2 20
Total: ALB 10
Total net receipts. ........ SGT. SCI 20
lotal.. .......-...... .......... SllZ,0Ao 81
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PACIFIC PUBLISHING CO.,
1886 Market St.. Sun Francisco, Cal.
COUNTY PRINTING:

A9 Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Wv scaled Pr tO.n.s to do the County
Printing Tor Elko County for one year, riI.n-
mcncing February /, 1oai, aud ending Feb
runry l., 1872, Will he rrcci, cd at my office a.
to the 2ud day of cdr inry, 1891, ut which
printing to include everything paid for out
OF O. unity fnnds, such as puhlisl iug the
proceedings of the BOufd OF County Com
inissionG!s. advertising, county blanks, let
t>r heads, etc.
Bids must DC filed In my Office on or before
thu 2md day of February. 1871.
Tn" Ii ard of Commi Isioutrs reserve the
right to reject amy ana al bids, .
l.. y. HENDERSON,,
EN-U&cio Clerk Of the Board
OF County Commissioners i'll
and FIR ElkO County.
Bfko. New, Jun. =, tSDi.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-01-27

BALL TICKETS, INVITATIONS,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-11-16
HOW DAVID eAsLER GOT EVEN.
What Was Sauce for the Gander Had To
BE Sauce for the Goose.

What Was Sauce for the Gander Had To
BE Sauce for the Goose
SCRANTON pa Nov ,6-Nine wears aoo
Mics paes;a uo,-1,,d ;;,.oa p,riJ p,sIor
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-. - M "ois' way cue 'o",0' eiop.ns
""n a'io' ner nian JUST oeiore Tue "euuihs
was TO have taken place. Basler at mr. st
took to drink to drown his sorrow, but
later braced up and became a thoroughly
sober and steady man. He remarked,
however, TO friends that he would get
even with Bessie Rowland if it took him
all his life to do so. About a year ago Mr.
OaEford, Bessie's husband. died, and later
his widow and two children returned to