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Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30
TWIN CITY HOSPITAL.
Rock Island and Moline Ladies
Meet to Consider 1t.
"A Noble Idea That LOOKS Like Con-
SUNNI maut0n-Yes.edday' Con-
ference In Rock Island.

The Twin City hospital idea has been
revived and promises this time to reach a
successful consummation
A largely attended and important
meeting of Rock Island and Moline la
dies was held yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. Peter Fries on Eigh-
teenth street to consider the project and
while no decided action was taken the
| outcome of the meeting will IN all prob
ability be the establishment of the hospi-
tai. The plan under consideration is to
secure desirable tract OF land as near
| the line between the two cities as posi-
bic, and erect building suitable for the
hospital and have it conducted under the
| direction of sisters of mercy.
A meeting ia to be held in Moline Sat-
urdsy of the manufacturers and business
men of that city to consider the same
project, and pending the action Of such
meeting the ladies adjourned.
| The Moline Republican, ournal of
| last evening commenting on the hospital
project, says:
| A movement is on foot to give the two
| cities f1rst-class hospital. and those al
the back of il being our most substantial
citizens, the institution can be confident
| ly said TO be assured. 1t will be located
on the bluff back of the college. and will
be built and maintained by private sub
scrip,ion. The projectors are satisfied
that the city does not intend to do anT-
thing though a tax was voted for hos
pital purposes at the last municipal elec-
uon. A meeting will be held soon to Or
eanize Twin>City Hospital association n.
The funds are in sight. and it is an abb
solute certainty that something besides
| talk will be the outcome
| The hospital is one of our crying needs
and the railroad companies, manufactur
ers and other employers are willing to
| sid generously in the enterprise.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30
CHRISTIAN CAMPERS
Worshiping God at TindaIl's Grove-Thc

Services.
CAMP MEETING GROUNDS, Aug. 90 -
There was large attendance at the camp
| meeting on the Sabbath, and the services
were very interesting. The morning SER
mon was preached by the Rev. DR.. Cur
tbs of Chicago, the new western agent of
the Book Concern, from the text. What
think We of Christi" The doctor said he
appeared humoly as an advocate of Jesus
Christ, and considering the congregation
as a jury would summon Def pre
them witnesses who should testify as to
the character of his client. This he pro-
ceeded to do. taking the testim ony of
bible worthless, of angels aud devils.
saints and martyrs. and pres, nting it in
convincing manner At the close he
pressed the question personally, ''waat
think ye Christ"
Rev. Traveller, superintendent of
| missions 10 Chicago spoke eloquently and
effectively in the afternoon. Rev. Han
ey of Geneseo preached in the evening.
Last Friday was good day on
the camp grounds. Bro. Adams
preached in the morning. and Bro. Pere-
COY in the evening. The afternoon meet
ing was under the auspices of the w. c.
T. .. Stirring addresses were made by
Revs. Guthrie. j. A. Afford and Madge
Adams.
The week aas been very profitable SO
far and the attendance larger than ever.
Rev. Head started Monday morning
for New York on important business and
Rev. Hsney will take charge in his place
Rev. Frank Cummings, of Gslva. who
has been very ill, is reported somewhat
better. A. NJ s.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30
MUST NOT FAIL.
A Final Appeal for the ". NJ. a. A.
Building Fund.

The board of directors of the Y. N. d.
c. A. have come face to face with an
encouraging yet serious situation. The
canysss for the building fund had been
going on quietly. but steadily during the
summer, and the committee have secured
In all pleTges amounting to $17,260. The
balance needed, however, to complete
the $4,000 must be secured by Thurs
day or the association will fail to secure
some OF the large subscriptions already
made.
Pledges of any amount payable on or
before January l. are solicited, and it is
hoped tina, everyone interested will take
pride in helping this commendable enter>
prise. Subscriptions may be left with G.
NJ. Loosely. president, or sent to the gen
eral secretary at the association building.
Don't wait to be called on, but send in
your name at once.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30

In the Second series of the
Home Building and Loan Asso-
citation, Of Rock Island.
A safer and better investment
than Government Bonds, be-
cause the loans are made only
upon esta blished values and it
pays more than three times as
much interest besides the
amount invested and the profits
can be Withdrawn at any time
Money loaned at lowest rates.
R. A. DONALDSON, Secretary.
OFFICE Rooms g. 4. ) and 6 Masonic Tempe.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30
River KiDleta.

rhe Lumberboy brought down 16
strings Of lumber.
The Inverness and West Rambo came
down with eight strings Of logs, and the
c. j. Csffrey with IL.
The stage Of water at the Rock Island
bridge at noon today was $40. and tho
temperature was Sc.
Travel over the Rock Island bridge
Sunday amounted to. Foot-north. $40;
south. s22; total, /, 1,692. Teams-north.
531; south, 537; total. LOGS.
The Lone Star. j. Long. F. G. A.Denk-
mann. E. Rutledge. Pittsburgh, West
Rambo, Pilot. j. G.. Chapman, Verne
Swain and Volunteer came down, and
the Gen. Barnard. Jo Long. West Ram
bo, Pilot and Verne Swain passed up.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30
Our Butlains Boom

Rock Island is doing actually three
times the building this season that it has
in any three seasons BEFORE" said a we'll
known contractor and builder Sunday.
'.New buildings are rising on every side.
and in truth the builders have more than
they can do. The beauty of it is the
acter, and while great many business
houses are going up. new modern homes
are being erected in all parts OF the city :.
Rock Islaad has been having veritable
building boom for several seasons. b.t
this year beats all previous records sew
eral fold"
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30
COMING TO A CLOSE.
A Shut Out Administered to the
Visitors Yesterday.
Two More Games Besides Today, and the
Season Closes in Rock Island PLAY
Signing Elsewhere.

There was a small crowd at Twin City
park yesterday afternoon to see one of
the best games of ball that has been
seen this season. Both teams plaJed
with a vim and snap that has no: char
acteriZed the playing of the last series.
Collins and Nicol were the opposing
pitchers, and both put up excellent
games. The playing of both teams on
the whole was good. and the audience
was more than pleased. Patsy Lynch
played the finest game at short that has
been seen on the grounds this sess son, ac-
cepting IA chances without an error,
a number of which were brilliant
at that. George Nicol pitches his last
game for the Rockford team today and
tonight leaves for Birmingham, Ala.
where he has signed. Shortstop TRULY.
also OF the Rocktords, has signed with
Menominee. Mich. and will report there
when the season here is finished.
The following is Yesterdays summary:
Rock IslandMoline. o Q 9 Q Q 9 ia
Batteries-Coilins and sage; Nicoi and sny der.
Hits-Rock Island Moline, ,: Rockford 3. Two
base hits-Sage. Cunningham. Threr-base hit
Sage. Struck out-Collins, ,; Nicol, 8. Bases
on balls-Colins, o; Nicol, 8. Hit by pitcher
By Nicol, 2. Errors-Rock Island Moline, g.;
Rockford, /. Umpire-Cahill.
Suits have been begun by the Rock
Island- Moline Base Ball club against
seven persons in Moline who have re-
fus d to pay their assessments on base
ball stock. 1t seems hard to think these
persons would not pay the amounts they
voluntarily pledged, but such is the case
and forced collection is necessary.
In view of tue fsct that Thurs day will
witness the last professional anne at
Twin City park this season, it has been
suggested that it would be good idea to
make it a particularly attractive occasion
by introducing number OF special fea-
lures. such as turning exhibition by
the tri-city Turner'S. together with a
band of music. The ball association is
not having a struggle with any problem
as to the disposal of the surplus, but
nevertheless. venture, such as sug.
ges'ed, might proVe advantageous from
a tinancIe! standpoint.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30
HURT IN A RUNAWAY.
. ohm Mcconnell Seriously Injured on
Moline Avenue This Morning.

, Ohm Mcconnell Seriously I"jured ON
Moline Avenue This Morning.
John Mcconnell, a young man who
drives sprinkling wagon on Moline
avenue was badly injured by his team
running away this morning. While fill,
ing his wagon on Twenty seventh street
near Fifth avenue the horses took fright
at something. and before the young man
could get hold of the lines they dashed
around the corner on Moline avenue and
in making the turn they ran into the
curbing on the north SIDE of the street.
The jar threw the unfortunate young
man from the high seat, and he fell 10
the ground, the heavy wagon pass
ing over his extremities. Some
persons near by stopped the
team. and he was picked up and placed
upon some quilts provided by kindly
disposed neighbors. and the patrol wagon
sent for.
The police responded shortly. and
young Mcconnell wss placed upon
stretcher and taken to his home on Ninth
avenue and Fourteenth street, where he
was attended by DIR c. B. Kinyon. The
latter found that his left thigh had been
crushed in two places by the heavy wsg-
on, in addition to which his nose was
broken, and his head badly bruised. He
was made as comfortable as possible, but
it will be long time before LIE will be
ahle IN he ahout AGAIN
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30

Lamps we must have, un.
less we have to go bed with the
birds.
You can buy a lamp for
Is cents that will do; a better
one for 25; and the one that will
make a fist class light for SOC.
Why not make your lamp
an ornament too? we'd like to
show you our 81 80 parlor lamp.
g. M. Loosely.
Crockery Store,
1909 second avenue.
Rock Island Ill.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30

"Don'I Tob Geo SPIT Your Life Away
Is the startling. truthful title of little
book just recriv-t, telling all about No
tobac, the wonderful, harmless, economl-
cal, guarantee cure for the tobacco habit
in every form Tobacco users who want
to quit and can't. by mentioning THE
ARGUS can get the look nailed free. Ad-
dress tue Sterline Remedy Co. box S31,
Indiana Mineral Springs, Ind
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30
HENNEPIN CANALCONTRACTs.
New Bidders Awarded the Work at
Chicago.-The Tree Injunctions.

Chicago--The Tree Injunctions.
The lucky bidders on the canal work
opened in Capt. Marshalrs Office IN Chi
cago Saturday are new contractors al
together from those heretofore engaged
in construction operations. Messrs. Mon
roe and Richardson. the bidders who
were disappointed by the enforcement of
the S-hour law. as has been narrated,
were disappointed again. They had
hoped to make themselves even on their
outlay in preparing for the work under
the contract that was rejected, in case
they put in successful bid the second
time. bat they did not make the winning
proposition. The contract for the exca-
vation and construction of the canal
trunk, three miles, and lock 96. the same
covered by their reiectt d bid, went to D.
r. Lynch, of Monmouth. Ill. Tne con
tract for the guard lock at the head Of
this work and perhaps four and half
miles from the Mississippi, was let to
David Sears, OF Milan.
The OffermanF Frankland Injunction
case. to restrain Contractor Whitney
fro m removing timber from Offerman's
Island to assist him in his Hennepin canal
work, was tried before Judge Waterman,
at Davenport. yesterday. Heinz & Fisher
appearing for the plaintiff and Dawson
s. Lane for the defendant. The trial was
on motion OF the defense for dissolution
of the temporary injunction. and consid
cradle documentary evidence was inIro~
duced and argument INDUCED in. His
honor. how ever could not find anything
that would sustain him in granting the
request, but the attorneys agree to call
the case for final hearing upoa the earli-
estl possible day that Judge Wolfe will
set II the September term of court across
the river.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
manyexcellentqualities commendit
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c
bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for any one who wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LoUISvILLE, ky. NEW YORK, N. z
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30
The isIaeR SSawa Ham.

The Black Hawk Inn will cater to the
orderly class of citizens. Questionable
characters are not permitted on the
grounds, and an officer will be in attend-
abce to enforce this rule. Dishes, cut
lery and tableware for rent, and coffee,
cream, sugar. hot water. etc, for sale to
picnic parties. E. MoNTROsE.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30

For beauty, for comfort. for improve
mens of the complexion, use only Poz.
zoni's Powder: there ia nothing equal 10
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30
WYE WISH

TO call your attention 10 Few facts:
Your eyesight is priceless-the eyes need good
care; improper spectacles il jurious YOU
should OF trust your cyesight 10 Irresponsible
peddlers OF cheap -pectacles.
H D. FOLSOM
Is Practical Optician, and will tase pains to
properly fit your eyes for every defect of vision
and viii guarantee a perfect III in every case.
aer.. OF v~so
.aA
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30

Success depends upon the liberal pat
ronsge of printing Offices. ."-Astor.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30

Lanes Family Medicine moves
the bowels each day. Most people reed
to use 1t.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-08-30

We now have some frst-class bargains in real
estate which will net all the way from to II per
cent the investment. 1t will be to the interest
OF pa ties who have their money placed at les.
OF interest call and cxarnn he tue sc targans
Room 4. Mitchell & Iypde building, ground
floor, in rear OF Mitchell i lynce bank.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-09-25

UunTIHGroY~-At 4. w. Browns:
lnspec,ors, John Trenor, L. Buggy,
Charles Mitchell. lDrl.
HALLECK At Hotel: Inspectors,
Hun Mccain, Ed. Kelly, VI. Chaser.
| Del.
ISLAND MOUNTAIN - At Penrod'a
House: Inspectors, L. Ptnrod, HUgh
Martin, W. Stutiel. Del.
JACK CREEK School Hous.: In.
specior,, II. ID. Lunham, Ches!ey
Woodward, j. Il. Linchari. lDrl.
LAaoILLE-School House: Irspec-
tore, Ed. Odel!, Myron Pixicy,
Henry Voigt. 3Dci.
MoUNTAIH CITy-Ross' Store: In
spec,ors: II. Prudential, W. u.
Iiand, l.. Cobb, 2D,I
MAHDIs-WaIter d. Martins: In
spcctors, w. b. Martin, Charles
Pearson. Del
MOUND V.LLEY-At School Hon. o
Inspectors, j. K. lI,nry, Wm. Ken
nedy, L. q. Suttle. 2Drl
NoHTu RuBY-At School Houge
Inspectors, /. p. Woulvcrion, j. "
Health, Jos. Smith. 2 Del.
NoEru FoEK-At Hollands: In.
pectors, T.. j. Holland, a. NJ. McAfce
Geo. Prntt. lDc!.
RAILEoAp-At Bullion: Inspectors,
Joo Phillips, y. l.. WomacI. S. Z
Weller. Del.
SOUTH RUnr-At L Wines: in
spectors, j. 4. Wright, j. Hankins,
Len Wines. Del.
SouTu Fo7K-Upper School House:
Inspectors, P.J. OsIlvIc, Geo. liar.
desty, j.. a. p. johnson. Dol.
SrRuCEMoYr-At uurtley's: Inspec-
tors. Robot lIartley, S. i. Lind
bloom. Del.
STAR VLI.LEr--At School Douec:
Inspectors, WiIlinm Smiley, J. l..
Bradley, John Crosson. abel.
TuscAEoRA-At Confidence Hoso
HOUSE: inspectoTe, L. IL. "aru. y. Is.
Toiley, Il. Q. Plunkett, 20 Del.
ToASo-At SpenGcr's Store: ln-
spectors, Wce. johnson, A. j. Spcn-
Ger. | Del.
TEcoMA-At Lees: Inspectors,
jack Lee, John CoDgcr, l.. Hakes.
Del.
WELIs--At Hotel: Inspectors,
Il. p. Hnmill, Ben Fitch, p. Holm
Dol
WHITE RocK-School Itouee: In
p"c,oTs: l. ii. Poguc, Davo Griffith,
John Frost. 2Del.
WEILANp's-At Weilantl's: Inspec-
tors. y. III. Wcilnnd, Rcbort Tucker,
Geo. Coslott. IDOL.
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CITY Fl7- cGRvicE.
Eostoa'S Department Col:s taS Mos: nad
LoEt.o@'f ;.:c Eca,t.

SaStoS'1 Department CoI:s the Mos: mad
LoEt:o"'f :!:c T.eau.
The central f=c lri-uic Of Chicnro
haS recently been f:.-2i-hcd with two
Of TIC largest and rl2St powerful Land
fire caGilci l. the world. They ar, con-
h:=2ctcd II wcr,: ci:: Uct5 CT hose throw
i23 ID to31 OF v2.2r per minute.
Perrin h@j = vS-.? c::tcagivc i!-o c5tab-
NIh1cIt, t.!o l2-.T;2cS IL the worll-2oJ
c2Giac1 aal l.i)) irc:aca.
London has Ill engines CT I'll dc3-rip.
ticHo, ni,G c::irlc IS iCT cGiccr3 and r,cn.
i he number cf j-urTCy3 made Jy the
hro engine, 2ad Ec,c vans &C Tho HIctri.
p2'it@1 brigade latt year vcU 3a.7c5,
AID thc tc;Gl G;ct2ucC IN C5.CCo Iailcs,
thcSe CCurc@ not iacIuCirE Eccc car,a
CT The cGccDCc. VIII. j Crc r.n ty Land.
The Lordcn lrircLc rsc5 1890. Geo
Ca!!o@0 CT "c.cr ycSrly. t,.at 70, ~ raj.
Iona 2?r iahGbi:ant, or $500 gallons
fer ca:h Grc.
The Now Ecrl; brigade corsu,ncb DO.
oJo,9oo C3nc25 yearly, that 10. .5 ral.
ionG PR inEab;,S;lt, or 1900 per fire
The mort C:;pCnriYc brigade is tim. OF
Do".3n, 1Thi-h cost Gs. 81. per heed Of
p2pul2iion TO maintain; t,.at Of Lon.
don coa:3 the least, ID. per head.
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VOLUME &c.
q CURE FOR Hay FEVER.
SIae Needles a-iScd with S-aokias Tobac-
co ClcnE Out ;an ucal.

co Clcar Out iie Head.
a Freehold ~. J.) nan, named Allen,
who Is cn iavcscratc GIaol;cr and IN an.
naGi cui;cT'c- from key fever, which
heretofore hc5 compelled him t. for
Gaze EcE2c, friends Crd business and
bic Ei:asc!f to tie mountains Us soon TT
II: bcTcn ID ClCc=c, 81 Giacovcrcd what
10 c!-I1-H5 = = D-:Tc cure, Gays the Phil.
clcl7,:ia Ecccrl. "It Is cn c::trcraclv
ai:12lc remedy" he Gail, "Gad the credit
Ct it, discovery !a-ct b. g!~ca - the
Hcr.i CG-cliHa :lcuntaiacc-1. Two
years 40 vAaa ! ilrst began 10 feel tho
c-iectj OF TIC rc5c coll, t10,S 4 train
lcT ASicvi!lc, -. c., and found lodge
1-icns VITA c- Old cracker away back in
t.:c IccC@t@i-.5. Before cold weather
got IL i'y aUCp ) Cf cigars ran cut.
coy!d ret 60 sTithCI,t ny a:aci:c and
wac obliged 10 fuli lack q 'ccb Pipe
c.l loaS Grccl' toGacco raised by nv
hogt. D-ircA that when he C:ao!:cd
Ec 2!y;:.y3 I-i::cI pine needles with h!a
ijb2cco. Cal when asked the reason
Ec @-,Sw2-oA Tat + r:c3 . 'cl'ar out hi,
heal IL E--l :gclci 'clar!n' ont,
,.A- t:.1I tAc oil fai!1v'J rs.acly. Il
%-E.:ci H.:a = c,!2--l. Wacl l ca3o
!.o:-2e rc ,o:1:l 2::lcl !. - I1y friends,
22i HoTc:'~l WHO were catering fror,
ca:@r!A dc sla"1I th2: Il holDel them
c:4=:!y. Al ca:;rp-iairg tob7c2on:s:
> YTao:a Gp2,.2 @bo-t I!c 'cars' Eot q
-ipp.y CT pine ncclc1 anil began the
2:,:'iact2cc CT ciTIr5, tiGarcttc3 end
-'.!ci:ir,; tobacco tLUs yacGicatcl. The
A+Tcr of t1S2-co thG7 doscl il very
p.c2-a2t, "s'd t-!c ol5r Of tic r.aol:c Ia
+.2ii iI"1'y ;.r :12tir. Last GUNNER |
-s:.ycl n aosa2 aal thc h.y :cycr didn't
bytacr lH2. II cG.Goc The complaint
tl' y,,- 'AiI -! p-2tsy certain that
H. 'pi22 Acca.c oca13' Of tobacco and
c.Eacs Is Ilrs cnDag,i c,:-,."
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G A l. L
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COUNTY CONVENTION
El.Eo, NEv., Sept. lG, 1892

ELko, NEr., Sept. lG, 1892
10 tho voters nf Eiko couuiy:
We, the uudrvBgncd, members OF
the State Z, n;rai Committee ut the
Silver pnrty oi Nevada, together with
others who believe that tho interests
of our homes, our State and our Ma.
tion demand such action. hereby ISSUE
II call fora County Silver Convention
10 be heid at EIKo, Nevada, on
SEPTEMBER 2S, lsG2,
for the purpose Of putting stra ight
: out County Silver Ticket in tho icll.
Delegates TO such convention To bc
apporlioned on The bnsis Of ono for
ever! 20 votes or fraction of 10 cast at
the last general election. We have
taken the liberty Of farEoiuting Judges
and designating the pluces Of holding
the frimrrivs. Primaries 10 bc hold on
/ SEPTEMBER %, 1892.
To determine who are with us and
! who are ngninst us we submit tho fol.
Owing tcst 10 govern votera at the
{ Primaries: 81 nm u legal voter; | will
support tho nominees OF the State
and County Silver Conventions, and
shall oppose the election OF any candi.
date who does not favor the fIoo and
unlimited coinugo Of silver ut legal
ratio OF ~ to l."
Wo invite the corporation Of ovcry
person who lOvcs his country botter
than his party, who believes in action
rs well ns IN words, Who not only do.
clarcs that he fayor6 the free and un.
limited coinage OF silver ut the proc.
ent legal ratio of lG TO |, but who is
willing by his vote TO demonstrate the
faith that Ia within him.
j. a. PLuMMER,
JOY POLLARD,
| W. H.. WEST,
| STANLEY RIGsBY,
| Jona lIirBETs.
Members OF tho State Central Com.
mittco Silver rnrty.
W A Massey, Geo IL Mcigs, l. f
Collin, o LC FdirchId, l. Englcr, }
y McCJy, Webster Patterson, Il a /
johnson, Il G Mclaughlin, Geo 4
Grant j a Robor ion, TLos Hunter
S VI lIonlcy, N IL Miller, A W Hos
son, l. T. Muller, j d Abol, j l. S,in.
son, Ostrcicher, a Reinhart, Il Rein.
hart, Il q Jones, Jno licndcrsun, j Il
rtipleit, j Esgors, james Clark, X
Bnttlcs.
Polls TO 10 opcn In tho various pro.
cinGts between the hours Of 4 aud
4. b., except ia Tuscarofn aud Cdrliui
III Tuscaroru between | md 7r. NJ
and in Carlin between b nud Z r.N
Polls 10 bc ut the following placos:
CAnLiH- Inspectors;
u. Q. McLauglin, Dan Hill, j. Satlcr,
q Del
roLuMnrA.-Judd'a: Inspectors: G.
q. Judd, a. j. Sinclair, Clay lrland,
1 Dol
CLOVER VALLEr--At Clovcr Valley
School uouso: luspcc,ore, Charles
I.aupmar, Warren Angel, j. a
Stcoc. z Del.
l'oRr IIALLEcR ..ht Echoo,houpc;
lnspt Clors, j. NJ. Dotscy, j. L. Hol.
lund, id. Campbell. l Del
LLHo Pimmmeis Office: 1nsrcc.
'oio; Wobstot patteIson, j.. g.
| Joues, j. Lggcra 0Dd
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Equalization Notice.

At meeting cf tho Board Of
County Commissioners, sitting Rs q
Board ot Equalization, Leld Scptem.
bcr 5lb, 1852, IL wau Or lcfed that tho
UictK Of SAID Board publish, In nc.
cOidancc with law, Il list OF all per-
sons whose taxes havo been rascd on
tho Assessment Roll. and who did not
appear trfoto tho Board September
5ih, 1892, us follows:
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Martin Schcrfr. from g. 10 5000
Mrs. Edith Mrycip, s-to 2Go0
J. W. parko. ........ " g. 10 400
Tho Board will 10 In scssipn ns u
Board uf Equalization on Monday,
Sept ~, 1867, when raflics above
nancd upCn making affidavit accord.
inV 10 law thut ticy bHyc received no
notice Of suOh raiic Of valuation OF
lirir property shall 10 heard.
L.O. llEEDEEsoH, Clerk.
Ell,o. Sept. 8, 1892
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-09-25
Dr.. J. J. Leol,. Superintendent o:

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