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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-30
A STRANGE SUICIDE.
A Disreputable Woman Ends an Un-
happy Life With Poison.

a SAhoh ShAS IL ~
happy Life With Poison.
Shortly before 5 o'clock yester-
day afternoon a woman named
frankie Gage, aged about 80 years,
was seen walking along West Com
merce street in an apparent happy
mood. A few minutes later she
entered the house of Thomas Ed
wards, a blacksmith, at No. 3l4
Milan square. Here the woman
took a large dose of morphine, and
laid down on the floor to await
death,
Officers Scott and Porter were
notified of the matter, and they
repaired at once to the scene. Find
ing the woman in a critical condi.
ton, they telephoned for a physi-
clan, but upon his arrival, which
was five minutes after the sum-
mons, the woman had expired.
Coroner f. Griff Jones was noti-
fed and was soon in the death
cham Der, where he viewed the
body, and ordered it inferred al
the poor farm, which order was
carried out this morning.
frankie Gage has for number
of years been an inmate of houses
of disrepute in this city, and ha:
lived q wretched life. She was
broken down and q horrible speci
mon of humanity. homeless. Dpn
| niless and friendless. She left NJ
| word, nor had she spoken to an!
one relative to her wrecked condi
tion and intended suicide, but il il
thought that the affair was pre-
meditated ;that she had realized
that she had about reached the ent
of her unhappy career, and con
cluded to hasten death with tn
aid of the poisoning drug, the us
of which she had been addicted t
for years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-30
City Employees to be Paid.

This afternoon the city treasurer
will pay off the city sidewalk force
and the laborers who have been en-
gagged at work at the City hospital.
The amount will not exceed 5000,
warrants for which have already
been drawn up.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-30
Memo. Calendars

For office use at MIC TENGG's. % st
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-30
A Fishing Party.

A party of we'll known San An
tonians is in Rockport on fishing
trip. The party consists of Messrs.
T. H. Mickeliohn, Gus Critzer, DIR.
G. G. Clifford and j. r. Hooper.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-30
Meeting With Encouragement.

Mr.. Horace Moore, the enterpris-
ing gentleman who is earnestly
working for the formation Of a
Texas league of Professional Base
ball clubs, sends encouraging re-
ports from Galveston, Houston and
Austin. Those cities are determin-
ed to have professional ball next
season, and the leading business
men are taking the matter in hand
to assure success. The Texas
league is regarded very IA
vorably in San Antonio,
and a number of prominent men
have intimated that they would be
glad to assist a movement that
would tend to advertise San Anto-
Mo. Mr.. Moore will probably be
here next week to continue his
work in the new organization, af-
ter which the first meeting will be
held in Austin.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-30
NO MISTAKE,

The suit sale in progress at the
White Elephant clothing house is
great mark down.
II % st l.. WOLFSON.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-30

We are pleased to state that Messrs.
Price, Booker e. Co. are responsible for
the amount named in their forfeit, which
they assure is bona tide proposition.
ID. SULLIVAN & Co., Bankers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-30
Drop In.

The man who drops in at our
Big Drop sale will get bargain in
those $1,000 and $3.50 suits for
$685..
II 80 st l.. WoLFSoN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-30
ROAST YOUR CHRISTMAS TUR-
KEY

in an Empire rooster and Baker, for
sale by Max Schultze, 105 West
Commerce street. 12-l4-l5t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-30

Sweet Catawba and Texas Wines
Excellent quality, at $1.O0 per
gallon, at l.. KunkePs, 1873 North
Flores street. 10 4 3m
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19
GOLD FIELDS OF THE YUKON.
Plenty OF tho Precious Metal, But It IL
Difficult to Reach.

Plenty of tho Precious Metal, But It Is
Difficult to- Reach.
Some destitute Alaskan miners who
were recently landed in San Francisco
by United States revenue steamship
brought 4 dismal account of the gold
fields of the Yukon country. They do
not. dispute the claim that mineral
wealth exists there, but soy that q
great part of It lies under impcnetra-
BILE molntGi2S of ice. Moreover, the
high cost Of living renders the pros
poets of the average miner extremely
dubious. Flour sells for twelve dollars
= hundred pounds Gnd sugar twenty
five cents Il pound, and othor nccesSa-
ricS Of life are proportionately as dear.
For = meal Of corn beef ana beans in
the settlements scvcnty-Gvc cents is
charged. Inclcmcnt weather. too, linn
It's the mining season to three and
half months each Year. "Mining in
Alaska" sail one OF the prospcctors,
'is different from mining III any other
region | ever heard of. In prospecting
for " claim you first have to dig up
from Sax inches to three feet of Eloss,
and beneath that is n rlasS of ice of
questionable depth which has to be
thawcd before you strike bedrock. I
have seen men thaw out thirty feet of
ice and then not set anythiog." He
admitted, however, that occasionally
the Eold-sccllcr "strucll it rich.' 1--WE
learned before VIC left" he says, "that
there were four men who had each
taken out ten thousand dollars worth
of gold dust this summer. There are
several others who will carry away
iivc thousand dollars worth of gold
dust, but then some of those men have
been prospecting all through the Yu-
lon district for several years past with
out Gcrapirg up moro than enough to
live on. The miner who secures enough
dust to pay his passage back to San
Francisco is doing we'll"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19

NJ. de SarZac, who has been carrying
on excavations in Chaldca with the
permission of the Turkish government,
recently made an interesting discovery
in al ancient Assyrian royal palace. 1t
was the colossal head of IN immense
lance, made of copper or bronze, four
teen ecu timctcrs wide and eighty long,
with ST.; holes to attach it to it's ham
die. At tho point Of tho spcar-hcad is
engraved 4 lien with its claws in the
position Of attack. Below it is On in
scl"iption which, however, gives no
clcy to the former owner of the
weapon. Learned arch@ologists who
have examined the lancc-hcad nrc of
the opiuion that it was once carried by
lsdubar, The Chaldcan Hercules.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19

IIoRsE breeding for the Indian mar
lg2t IS not now being carried on with
much attention in Australia. and the
class OF animals shipped to India is
not MS desirable as formerly.
AGG!cCIr"EE is being developed
along the Amazon valley. md at differ
cnt points new commercial centcrs are
srringinT up, and those previously OK
:%.in" ere growing in population and
..Haii,l.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19

neM Of se119, se14 OF seq 9
n15 Of ee1434, sT OF nell IS
lot i, sl5 Of sWl.l =, SEA-
OF SD 3, cT Of swI1 4
sw14 Of nwH, neI Of NV
II. nT Of ne14 8
n15 Of nwM, sell of nwA
bwA Of nt14 10
ne II nw14, n1a of neI
se1S of ne4 IL
nH of nwM. se4 of nwLf
nw14 of su "a, neL of ne
4,r]3 Of srA.sw Hofse1a 10
nw15 OF ne1lI ID, ~ of SO
II u, sw4 Of se14 %
nwM Of ewl4, seq of sw
II 4, nc]4 of rwM 7
sell of ewl4 nwM Of sa4
n1G Of noM.swM Of nj Q
NV II OF nwA 10, seA %
seA, seq OF neil, nwA
of ne14 1T
ee 4 Of Sc Il 20, ew74 of
VIZ. swM OF nwM II, s
Is of soA 90
ne1I of e"14. spA Of NV
Il %, selI Of SELF, nw1z
of SIS i. r15 OF QwM DC
sell IF se14. ne14 of ne1I,
ne24 of nw14, sw14 f NV
]4,rc14of sv 14.s1@ ofsw1 :27
nwN of snA 60, ne}4 of
sea 81, r1@ Of swII, sw14
of lie or :32
We OF sw or, n1@ of &c Or
sw or ne or :35
NE of sw or, s1@ Of Sc or.
ne or Of Sc qr,e19 Of ne or sc
lot I, wH Of Sc Or, 81 of
NV or 8, sv; Or Ct NV or 4
s13 Of ne qr.lots 9, 4. So
OF NV or, p15 Of &" or 5
g = OF 80 Or, ne or u19 Of
NV or, St. O. Of NV or 6
lot l, r1@ Cf W or. n19of
ee Or I, NJ OF sw qr, s15
Of So or 8
re Or OF Sc or 80, s1a ofsw
or. sw or of Sc Or SO
lot A Sc Or Of NV or lie or
If sw or =, SO or of nwqr,
| lot 3 Z
81 of sw or, n15 of.se or
10, sw or Of sw Or 20, NV
Or of S" or 81
VIZ of nv or, ne or Of Sc
Or. Sc or of ne Or, NV or
of ne Or, re Or Of NV Ir :2S
MIS- hf Of ne Or, ne or OF
sc or, S hf Of sw Or -, n:
hf of re Or, n hf OF NV or &c
lot 3 of 81. sw 4r Of sw or,
NV Or 0t ne Or ~. lot l Of "a
s hf az Sc or, NV Or Of SO
Or, hi Of s " or p
containing 6,!GO acres 1,74n;
ments on above described
Total val 1900; genl tax
TAX. E,
rowning co. Reno. Nov. . Count
tie lot 4 Sec 4. lot 500 2 lots 8
mud 4
lot 3 of s., rwX of mex, cH ofscM
nwA of swH
e!S ofrwX, eX of swL. lot 3 of
lots 2, 3,sgh ofswh Tuck oinwh
nwIz OF mex. SEX al nG1&, n, 4 VI
sex 81, Dwlz ri sw&
| -. Gnt< nf naIx - 4, Q l.
Of uwM ~.
lots 4, 2, IA. oe14 of mex q, lot 4
Of 3, EEK Of re a
sIs sea Of neL 9SH Of swtz, sex,
sWM OF nwA
er1l of seq i2,neX. ch OF sea ew
x IF seq, eM OF Iiwh
c}s Of SEA. sen OF ych, ~ OF sw
u ~, 81 OF Spi4
uwI W nwM iG, swJ&. VIZ OF NV
= eA of mex ~ OF ScA
81 of awH, WV rf seI4, nwh of no
"a "a, II u Of nwM
So of nwH, iej4 Of nwH, nwX of
mex
ga ofneh, 81 NJ nwI< nwH ofswI
n%4, VIZ OF srA, SEA Of sex. NV
"a of neX
~ Of swh, ~ ofseM. nc,$ Of sex
BII Oftwl<. So ofseM, nw,t Of SEX
w OF nyH, scX II nwM, ek Of
sw1z, mex OF swIz. Bwh Uf hed,
nwM nf seh
tUts ., 4. sex 81 nwT, SEA Of mex
n x of seq. bwii Of Scih1, ma ofsw
3
mA4, VIZ Oi,cJl, VIZ of sw14, sN14
oi nwk 2, t1s Of SEX II
nH OF mex eI4 Of Iiwl6. swx OF
bwH, VIZ OF swJd, EJs ~ sex
sTA, WIZ o nejS II, wk ofneS, n
= Of SEX, SEX orsct4, se1f Of nwH
ok4 osnwA. SwA II. wy OF swk =,
nwlz of nYM
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19

Moore Il f. White Rorh-Pstcntc1,s IT n
lot Z wee . t ~ 81 nI,d SEA Of SEA L t,:ljl
nell and mex oil g. sal f.
swh Of nell, nwI4 OF rwA, ~ OF nwhl
NV i, W.! nf seM l5Ul j.
containing GJI ncrcs ..............lT0J
POsS title ~ Of sea, sh o! sWA
frc r., 50 # 81 Il, So OF swh III go go
81 Of SCI :, 500 Uf ~ Il sec .. WIS
OF see IL IL. q ali IA go 80
he'll ny OF lrwii. BwAi Of swH,s
y II: swh. EtH nj scI rs =" "
VIZ OF TcA, u Of nwM. eh OF sw
=, SEX 10 a: "
ali of see u L V " ~ - 6: "
nh ornw1l " y of nw4 ,wI.cfswh :2i &" "
VIZ OF neh4, nwA nc& vi sM a. W:
= of SwA rs -: ="
all sec 60. nh. Swqtr VIZ of seqtr
and II Qtr OF 81 qtr az -: "
oE.cIj 81 nwH, sea of swH 20 >"
mex Of sch sec - H sec 20, NIL Of IA " d"
ma OF ne qtr. he Qtr OF ne qtr, ca
Of sc qtr. ne qtr of NV ctr rs - q"
i. w W. q ?; ~ Of ~ 81 :4s -
mex, eli OF WI, OF Of so qtr, WI
of seQir 90" ="
all sec 10. WIZ sec II, NV or, VIZ !:
ut Gw qtr ID +"
all sec Is, cH, cN OF my trek Of
Hw qtr .l6
ne q of NV ctr, nI1 of nc qtr, sw
qtr of noqtr al "a" "
II half, II inlf Of SC qtr Gee %, W hf
ofrw ctr 23. nv qtr Of NV :25 :" "
sw ar Of sc or, q half OF Sw qtr 80 :J5 10
NV qrt { nc Or, BC or OF NV or 81 Z"
Confirming l2,8H0 acres 3,220: improvements
on above lands 4,0GD; household furniture
100; lowotk horscs $50; 8 saddle hotsrs 22s;
~ stock horses 120 3 wagons los: mach nsrv
100. Total Val 9,9's. G,nl tax 1C3 GO. Total
'"A''''''' .fl6d.0O
McLaugbIin, est Of. Sprucemont-
Two small cabins in Sprucemobt. 30;
Total val, 90; gen tax SO; total
tax.'.... .....S S3
Nelson Thomas, County--P POSE title
~ OF nwM ~, eeM OF so IS n e.
i 30 s1S of n 80 40 AS
+" "a OF ZEN ., swM Of
Of nwA :1s 80 :45
neI ;27 80 "a
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19
Kingsh,iry Mrs A X. Toans-J A Plum

KinEshury Mrs X. TOano-.T A Plum
mer aGt-fOSS lille ~ Of,wh sec 10,
nwll Of mex 81 Of nwII gee 81 8" T. 20,
ny u. WI OF Nv 4, C!s u, c5S ste 10. ~
OF II i see II ta5 Go, mel al SeS III NV
a., SCI 81, ~ NV Sc :, ~ 90 H. -: y o. seq
scA Sc "a TIC T GG, swh IF swh rec % t
~ l. Gj cOnta ming 1860 acres 80: in
DrOVemCNtS thereon $50. Total val 900.
Genl TAX L. 80. Ietul ;GX. .. 800. ..$1
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19
DELINQUENT LISI
Elko County. State Of Ne
vada,
For the
Fiscal Year 1893.

Bellinger Mrs y. TCComa- BniIdinC III
TccOnA known aS theTCcona Hotel 500,
household Guru: turc, rs: work fOrsCs.
A.: IL hea" Stock cattle, 1875. Total. gle.
GCnl tux Is Of. Total tax ............Sl5
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19

Butler T, White EOck-Poss ltlc TO
items OF Sc y So Of nwL. mex u.,i a
!: Of swH, sw4 az scia sec -. ~ 81,
RAGE III. So Of SCH see IL and lots 3&
+urd scli Of IVA sec 10 tip 81, range 81
containing 80 rrTes l75: i;nrrovcu
Their, on ~. Total val 4i3. 6ehl TAX
7 o.. Total tnX.......... ........... 81
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19

jenkins william, Cnunty-Poss tito
- of sei4 md neh Of swA nnG M. Of
sril sec - town ~ rauge ~, mex OF Ee4
Sc: - town ~ range 80, ~ of nch a d
nwh ri Teli and NV "a of nv Il nd 81
&C nwA and ncH of sw4 md cM of sell
see &c town - range % containing 6Iu
Arrca 100. Total TRl lG0. GEM tHM 2G4
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19

Call II; Mnrdis improvements on
60 acres uusurveyGd lani in Brun"nu
Basin, writer dltrhcs, fences aud bull
cows ia: wagon %; machinery -. To-
TIL vnI 6l3. Gcnl tax Is Is Poll IGx3
Total taX............. .................$ 81
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19

GOnuors l. w. ElkO-LOts in Elko !,
2, IL. II unG II To and inclusive "a block
81. All of blocks @, 81 ard'2i III Bal
louis EDITION il5. Iutalvu lis GcIl
tax 90. TOia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19

Diana Mining Co, Tusrnrorn Build
ing and machinery ON Diana minc III
T.s;aIorh Mining Dist 80. Total val
IL Ii III tax 60. Total tax........ 81
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-12-19

Pollock Jerry, Tuscarora-Im-
provHments in Tuscarora in block n
"a; 20 work horses 600; 1 wHgons 2CO.
tota! value GO; gen tax IL 4l;loll
TAX, o; total tax. ..........$2 20 "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF rOTERS.
THE TWO NEWSPAPERS CHOSEN FOR THE hLh'-
TON ADVERT 81 NG-CLERKs APPOINTED.


TON ADVERT sING-CLERKs APPOINTED
The Police Commissioners yesterday 80
The Tribune and The Daily News as the '"o
newspapers to publish in this city the elecuor a"
vertisine called for in Section No ls-' OIL .l'e
tim law For number Of years 'he 'o''
s,oners have designated the same newspapers VIZ
election notices being intended for the l'S
NJ the largest possible number OF both
and Democratic voters in the city. Inc 'o ,
NJ all of the election districts IN the Guy " =,
On numerical order by Assembly districts, anu "e
r,.ces whore citizens are to register anu WV ~
the several districts will be pubiisheu ." 49,
q the dav before the first day OF regista''o '''
war and also on the four days OF res'9',
oc,ober 10 1s 27 and 2S-and on eiecuo" LAY
table showing the vote in the city WI" "
otter the official canvass has been coinpio''u'
,rb. noll clerks and ballot clerks VINO are 10 80
AN election day were appointed by the Coii'iis9o.i
AZ. Yesterday In each of the 11i2 election u'S"l.
- ~. c,tv there are TO be one RepupH0d" Po
c,.rt one Republican ballot clerk one pe'o'' a.'
nou clerk and one Democratic ballot clerk me nS'
80 penub,ican clerks was presented by Noii, NE
soner McCaye Yesterday. while C0irntsa,ir c,.ri,s
lin moved the appointment oil the % Sis,ic,e have
III ~ election in all of the districts nave
heen appointed The Democratic hsp,u.'1 ,,,,ss b,
sworn INTO office and Instructed III neIi 49,, ~
C.nerai Rodenbough the CHIEF OF the Dut 1,,a
xrSac,;ons last evening I'm the courtroom "a, ~,
LIZ dnuarters The Republican inspectors VIII
cnsIfv at the same place this evening
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rpIycrc IT WEEKS TO BE EITRADITED

Washington Sept 2s.-The Government or coS,a
,,oa h.s agreed to extradte Francis H. "eeNS'
che defaulter. who is now in San jose ana w.
the legal objection 10 this course whicn VII, ~
,~"' . hL ~ the United States. dispatch
s sIsce,yed at the state Department TINS morn o
Ing from the United states Consuiid he glad TO
taken in the matter, however u ieh states Min
ss,er "a" who is now due at the Costa Kicah o"p''"'
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cour FIVE noes FOR MRS CLEVELAND

washington. Sept. 26-Three young dachshumos
arrived at the White House this morinis' %,''
a tourney over land and sea Oh 4vV n,i'e s,.. ~
sy.re sent to Mrs. Cleveland by MI Meii'' Wv
rynttAd states Consul at Bremen.
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\ Natural T,uSury.

An Eastern man. while travclin:,
with family in North Dakota. 1t
was in July. aud clear, cold water-a
luxury he did not often tind-was
most acceptable. The water on the
table was So sweet and so very cold
that he was led to remark on its ex-
cellencc. Yes. our we'll has always
satisfied us, and we think we have Il
good thing when We can draw ice
water in midsummer. We viii show
You our refrigerator after dinner. :"
After dinner out they went, and the
New England man was asked to look
down. 1t was Il round small Trick
shaft. much like the old wells seen
hcraabou,s, and went down to an
extraordinary depth. But there was
Il beautiful sight at the bottom. 1t
was. sure enough. a natural ice-water
tank. Pieces of clear ice flOated iii
the water. and close look showed a
thick coating of ice all around the
sides for quite a distance above it.
The explanation was simple enough.
When the bucket is drawn up little
OF the water always falls or drips.
and often strikes the sides of the
well rs it falls. In the winter--and
Dakota winters are cold-this water
at once freezes. and soon the entire
length of the shaft is lined with ice.
This thickenS at an increasing rate
and it + frequently necessary to cut
il away .sith an AK t. make room 10
which the bucket can slide up and
down. In the spring this begins to
melt, and the ice falls to the bottom
The farther down. the slower is the
process Of melting.