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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-07

1sking Advantage OF Green Onieiais-
Cowboy Terry the Pilot


Cowboy Terry the Pilot.
The change of the entire force of Gus
toms officers in this district and the ap-
pointment of men who must learn the ins
and outs of the business, is being made
the mos. of by smugglers. Its common
talk among railroad employees that more
Cinnamon than ever are being brouyh,
into the country. and scarcely a day
passes but that one or more OF these green
ceiestials find their way southwark from
the boundary. Only few DAYS ago. the
railroad men say. gang of ten green CHI :.
namen came down from Sumas to yari-
ons points along the line.
Reports from the boundary are that
Cowboy Terry" is running thing. there
with high hand. He plays the dead
hard racket, terrorizss people. orders
drinks in the saloons and refuses 10 paw.
besides raising Cain generally. He makes
no secret of his crooked work. aud tells
the inspectors they will get along all right
II they do not NEEDLE with him.
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STATE OF TRADE.


s.s Francisco. Oct a--The improvement
u the merchandise markets continues. price.
remaining frm at = good demand. Tho produce
markets. steady.
Vegetables aud fresh fr1ifs-Unchansed
Potatoes and onions-stsady
Picked grades butter Doing batter
EEgs-Firm.
fouisry-Reak and dull
Gsms-Lig j, demand.
Proaaso reeelpts-Fioar. quarter sacks. ]. sss
snsa. eentals, Assn barley, eentafs. !. $50. oat.
ssatss. 10 leans. sacks, LIS potatoes, sacks.
~. bran: sscks. f.soo. middiing.. sacks, 4a
fleaf-as quote: Net cash price. for family
sxsfss. NhSed75 per barrel: bakers. extras
NsaSAoa; superine. e. 6sGa 20
aheat--so shipping 81 asS "a. o.: choic.
Wafs milling. Hoa' .fIoss.
hsfisy-No iced. tDas, &C: choice bright.
stses brewing. a. zaat7ac. ehesaiier 81 f0fz1 IS
grades
osss-Sew. red, asefs,l es: black. ao..sss, N.
a.lnks tLht9l %. fancy iced. 81 iS1.la1i IT,:
-. 70 saoies. u .a1I.io. eornmaa to AIR sc
~ sufpfiss. VI ss9LaS. grey. slestess.
cali BOARD
ssies sere recorded today rs follows:
:, afternoon session. wheat-May, coo tons.
sl14. Eu tons. sLaas< 200 tons 81 asI.
sess. Li-s. 100 tons. 81 II per GENITAL
- 1asy-i'ssemher, 10 tons. 7sf.c: 80 tons.
ssss nay. 100 tons. So % per een;as
FINANCIAL
se .n- On slgh. New York. per tia,. 17lsc
esakeAs1 ''-oS9
sILvxs
ssef bars. Ter ounce. -ssaa=stse
.s1iesa collars. So .gsssoc
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80 o.-sssady: domestic fleece. 2,9csc: pulled.
Hors
mere ere y very light trading in hops. with an
cis .ss.snk snd ANAL range In quotations All
Grasses Oh goods are unchanged
MERCHANDISE.
tonse-Opeiaus firm n s 10 m y,as,.. .a~.r..
we're ls.2so bags. Including october 81 a
a. ozs1,e aso.embsr. sI6sossis 20. December,
OVERWHELMINGLY, demand freely me..
,s 1snning, nc. ceutrifugais 81 test, sue.
.as uscosaao. - test. sac; noiaases sugar, 30
vest, &c: refined. steady ~
S3pper-stesdy. Lake. % 50 bid
Lsad-Essy. Domestic, q. 90
dtn-Easler. Straits. SO %
speifer-Weaker. Domestic. RITZ
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\ SEATTLE
"a MEDICAL and SURGICAL
= DISPENSARY
DIS. Merrill 81 Merrill
CONDUCTED BY


DrS. Merrill 81 Merrill.
The most widely and favorahiy known specialists
on the Pacific Coast The doctors are regular grad
uAses from the University of the city OF New org
And OF Long sand olieEe Hospital. Brooklyn
Nes ork, and their long experience remarkabie
cure u caroaic diseases entifie these eminent
Pnysisians 60 ;hs full confidence of the afflicted
everywhere.
80 tnatfor what your complaint, consult these
sacrsssfu speciaitsts. who able 10 effect cures
In many cases that have heea pronounced no psi-xx
They treat SCiENTIF tCALLY and Sue
OEs~EILL1, cure QuECkLY and PEG
MANENTLY PRIVATE. BLOOD AMI SKIN
DisEAskS NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SIX.
IAL DIsOkpERs. PILES. FisrULA AND
Retail ULCERS. SYPHILIS 8oNoRgHTA
oLEEf, spermatorrhcea. seminal Weakness Last
Manhood. Sigat Emissions IecAyed Faculties.
khenmattsm. Neuralgia. Caiarrh, Bronehltis
Asthma. Tnmors. Eruptons, SALT EheuEa and
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured without
iced
~ Dictionaries and impedimsnts TO marrias.
quickly removed
A IERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for IN.
awfa effects Of early vice aud hume Gus es lls
thar follow in its train.
Long experience. with unparalleled success 4,
the hest evidence OF q docso = skill.
D5oEAsES OF wOn IN also receive special
attention Consult personally tbs OLDEST ana
most EXPERIENCED sPECIAIIs on
the Coast, or write, sending stamp. Consultation
free and confidential fremont Block. GA
Front street, Seattle.
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poRr ANGELICA PORT rowNaYNn pan
geasss and seal IL ronir
TErx
last Passenger aad freight Propeller
MONTICELLO.
commencing Tuesday. Nay - 1923
Leaves iGtly except Londav a. fasiows. ssxfsia
m-. Townsend 10 3D. arrives Fort Anxssss j
r ma Leave Fort Aa4siss ) n a: Pors
Iownsonf $50 y. "a. arrives se.Itis 10 y.
Townsend: Morss's beck Fort AnSess
HATCH BR04
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la 1895

Al rzaat< ieat 20 Ca.Ss<A The Chzca<N Mi.
waukee & 81 Faui railway }ssfs tas sAA III
tursioa Tatss 10 TIE " osla's t.sE
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HOOD CANAL rorTg-

HOOD CANAL EorTg-
h ssE TaHse s.ssg Ate2 rHsF
sss~4-EA
Carrying Y. - r.astn ssAsss 20 So fns< Mon
DAYS Wednesdays AID Efi as a; 90 o. r.,
kGnEsaen, FurE sssnuae Bangor. ~sAszssE. AFkns,ss
Hsaaztc, ft4fsxsap ais hS11sSsr. ard lasssss
Egzy ard sntgfa8e3axs~ patti. arriving AZ Hlaa
Ctr at 90 e. IA Leaves ines GssY 81 & d !.
IA Tl1ss3ays, In aFsi$Ys ana sstasaays. ssrsStrs
Ia seattle a. LOO p Ia
THOMPSON Baos
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seattle. Lake sass~ : Eastern RAILWAY Goa
rsay are aSw Fuaa1zas Sxrasssos tr.Ius 20 sac
eaAlaais Fails ea saaixys. Pare s9!y s. ta- fas
Faasa utrs SPECIAL rsses at any ame fos
pSFEaeS r~e display s1ssrtlSe azeaE IL sAls
r&pSE
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Oct Standardization br.,ne...
opened unchanged. advanced &C. declined &c.
aayanced Isc on increased exports and covering
by shorts. declined 1sc on full offerings nj the
advance. reacted the same and closed firm AZ
higher thaa yesterday. Receipts. 10000 bush.
els: shipments. ioso0o bushels Closed: CASH.
SIC. December, e71rc
1orn-Easicr. Cash, SO: December, sas<c.
gan-stsady. Cash. .sssc: December, 2s1.c
barley--Scmiual
Flax-sIo5I1.
Ttmothy-A3a
Pork-Firm. October. SIC 81: January, si<sa
Lard-firm. October, %. oh: January So 81
Snort rios-Firm. October. {a75: January
C-A $500 e"is'
shouiders-s7 g7sStaT 50
Short cisar-ss. 5oS1io2A
Whisky-tll2
LIVE sTccK.
Iasfie-Receipts, g. 90 head. Market settve
70 extent OF the supply and stronger: prime ma.
i've steers N 2sSo 20. no extras on sale: medium
ana rooc steers, a. a5td5 Is. others 81 5064 IA.
"esterns. " Ssstl5: no Texans on sale
Hogs-keceip.s. 1900 head Market brisk
prime heavy aud packers. a1l0e higher. light
lower; MIXED and packers. ST. 4Osst6 60; milne
heavy and butchers weights Sc Coos 81.
prime assorted light. 81. 75tdss. 30
sheep-Receipts, 1000 head Market slIrhtIv
lover aud dui: natives. - Sega IS; Westerns.
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aerIna casaEasrs saaFts So. drawers sell tossy
a. tLia eaeA at abe eFx sale Hvsus Paasaa
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Runs Buffet cars containing library. writing and
caro- tables. barber shop. / ath room. easy chairs
observation windows, etc. in connection with
rance oihln2 and sleeping cars. first and second
class coaches. and family tourist cara Mondays
Thursdays and Saturdays
Trains leave Seattle daily at & a m for Everett
Snohomish. Leavensworth. wenatchee. Harring-
toa spokane. Bonner's Ferry. Kalispeli. Grand
Forks. Fargo Crookston, Fergus Fall, 81 Cloui
Minneapolis. ST. Paul.
Palace sleeping cars through To Chicago without
Change Leave Chicago at 1890 p. IN. daily from
Union Passenger station via G. N. & ST T. rail-
way for Seattle. without change.
Connections at Wenatchee for Lake Che.an the
Upper Columbia and the okanogan district; = al
Spokane for Eastern Washington points: At Hon.
ners Ferry for kaslo, sinsworIh. Nelson and
points on kootenai river and lake: at shelby
junction and Havre for Great Falls Helena ana
Butte.
Crosses the Cascade and Rocky Mountains in
daylight, giving passengers chance to see some
OF the finest scenery in America. The track hav-
Ing stone ballast is free from dust
Connections in Union depots as St PAM and
Minneapolis with trains for Duluth West SUI
periot AMI Great Lake points. sioux CITY and the
southwest, St. Louis and South, and Chicago and
the East
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Natural weoa sAiFts ans drawers al - cen 70
a. IAs underwear sszs io3sy. fEx.sas Paaxen
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EoH CHARTERS
STEAMER IDAHO

Ns~iy taraissed sad searpst aaf sspfssasIy
hasptsd Coz errssrsaoas Asfssess Esz 75s or s.nt.
sf rosHn - STAR Boyd ba1a5lar
{. ID. EHDwAEiELra xassss and owssr
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TESTIMONIALS:

FoHTLAsp Or. March T. 1884
Dear sirs-Beins satisfied with yonr manner of
preparing the IDENTIFIES. and knowing IL TO he per
fecty harmless In its etests. l have since Won
eomnienctd its preparation. used II in nay family
and prescribed IL 80 my patients with ualfnrnn
ratisfacssn, aud new cordially recommend IL to
the public a. being valuable safe and esieseioas
dentifFiee. welt saspted to ketpiag the teeth and
gums Ia clean. healthy condition Yours Iray
w. C. Known D. D. a
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Strawberries tsses . week =: Leaea. Aavas-
EzS's. SIS Fre7t
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aYs coming Id well and merchants feel fairly
well ssltsnsd With the situation. The fruit
dealers and eommissfon men com plain of q dull
nsss Ia thsif business for tho pat ten days
The truth II that the height OF the fruit season
y past and business In this line will not be 40
god aesis for months as 10 has been during the
sHnmsE The winter trade is more In yezeta.
hi<s dairy products and poultry
An brands OF lard. including both the rure ar
tee and compounds. have been marked uo
s0esaaTter OF cent per pound Dry salt sides
ksss siso besn advanced a like amount There
hno chauge In hams and bacon, which are
alfssdy - high that they do not sell we'll
Light fancy breakfast bacon sells at % cents
Wholesale, while ordinary breakfast bacon
brings is9is cent?
6npss are cheaper. The supply Of California
FspW quite limited, but dealers are making
essfy snort 70 dispose OF them before the East
IN gfapes arrive. there will then be little or
30 ssis for the California article. They now
hing % 70 80 cents per box. Two car loads of
faueofos VIII arrive Saturday. having been de-
hTed on the road. and will be In marxct on or
lesofs Monday At 30 to IS cents Der basket
There are now In market some concords from
Yskins. but hardly any Of them are ripe. neither
sss tasy packed properly. aud they do not sell
vsil
4 car load OF Oregon apples has arrived.
1asT are hard winter fruit and eel, n N 10 N IA
~ boz.
Tomatoes are stilt scarce. but are more plen,I-
~ shan last week. Thew now 20 at 60 cents.
Fssfs are also scarce. and but little good stock
I'm market Prices range from % cents TO 81.
tahhage Is more plentiful and cheaper, going
q cent per pound.
Butter and eggs are hrmer Creamery but,er
, quoted at = cents per pound wholesale. and
sssa ranch eggs 1T IS 10 - cents per dozen
Enssern eggs are a cents
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MARK HroHLAsn


READ what o ehemis. says3
SEATTLE. August l. 1889
sennsmen-i have made chemical eram4na-
ton Of Labin's Tcosh Powder ard nna that ia
ceastitnsEts srs such neither chemically or
mechanically insuf~ the teeth. The iaalcloz. e..
lection OF the Ingredients and evident care sr-
hioited In ia PRESERVATION com mead Il a n aaxn.-
less a. weii - IA efacacioas asBtifriee
O. j. SMITH. Chemist
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PUGET SOUND & ALASKA DIVISION

For rates. routes and other information call on or
address %
A. D. CHARLTON. Ass. Gen Pass An.
No i2l First st.. Portland, Or
A. SAbEAV. Gen. Agent. Seattle. City ticket
oIHcs corner fesler avenue aae Front street
Depot ticket Office. corner West and Columbia st..
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pACtFIC SsviaArIcS CO.
Il VIVA sI'pM sSuC FE

SrE4wras
pAcIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
WsA sCoM ROUTE
srRS NORTH PACIFIC AND sxgoxE
Alternate On Following seasaaia
Leave Seattle for Tacoma So m
For fcs. Townsend. sr;es AMI nel,tnss.sa
Ray. . n IA
Connect at Part Townsend ra- aaxsss. 49,
tor'a and Nsah Ray seates al Tacoma wa
trains for west south an. east; nj whatre,n -
G. 4 n H. trains fo- norsa aai east AMI 90. q
san Juan iSiaaas
EsERETT. Ia CONNER AND wHInaY
STEAMER fAIRuAvES
Daily except sunday ~ sac g. m. for kv.,rss.
La conner and AL Wildly Island p1ints
For further Information address
: McSLeLiaSp. ssenesai Axsus
Seser's deck teispaene rios
FRANK wAfERHouss, oenerai Manages
Tickets On sale at C T. railway ticket eaass sad
on the docks
pacific COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
spispatch steamers froa seattle a. follows,
For san Francisco. via Port Townsend aaa We.
ioria at 5 p m. passengers received on board Al
p M Oct. 5. 10. Is. 20, p, 30.
For Alaska Oct Is and So At o a. m
From San Francisco. for Veto Ia and rsxes
Sound ports at o q M. Oct =. !, II. Il. -, 81
Tickets may be obtained At the offico OF the cam,
nany, at Ocean dock. Seattle.
6ooDALI. PERKINS a CO.
General Agents. san Francisco
J. IL JOHNSON. u. = sapt. Seattle.
TIME CARD
OF Olympia. Tacoma and Seattle
Route steamers
''MULrSoMAIt" AND CRY OF ABERnEEN',
-eoIsa NORTH
Leaving Arriving
olympia a. 80 y m. faeon, 1T. asa en-.
lac efa Mt .tesp9 ra. Seat Re at. IL % econ
Tacoma a.. s;ot m .-eati q At. 7:uo pm.
--eofSs SOUTH
Seattle st. T:ao a m, II acama At. 600 am.
seaitie at. f:tn "a Tacoma at - 400 b nj.
Tacoma at assip Utvmpsa at Il: 81 N.
acouia al 3;t1 PA. olympia al !. $50 b m.
Connecting VITA boats FOR ka;Eilehte and snslson.
FARE II TACOMA. SO CENTS
CAPTAIN +. WILEY. Manassr
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SPOKANE. January II fsya
osntismsn-I take great pleasure IN adding nv
testimonial 20 the excellent qualities Of IaLinis
Tooth Powder. AMI after EDAny years personal sx.
peTf~scs Ia lis ard Of attentive asx~rvMsldn -
Its satisfactory effects upon the ssefa 81 rny
rafients. reeomussnS II 70 All . SAFE. pleasant
and <f1caoloas d@nglfrfce corn bsninx ali tue
requisites fo- preserving The teslh ant suns Ia q
eaeaa- healthy condition
q. X. LAWRENCE, n n
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HaStcoui and senon5e Falraavsn Ssni.h. An.
seoftss. fidsigo CITY. UtSe al :. Coapssil.. Lang
icy. clinton. kvefsts. Ea4noad4
STEAMER wAsco
Leaves cts doe. faesa2ys Thursdays ana sssur.
days Al O'clock A. tn. ficzass for ale =. c.tv
Ticket ofics. soi Second street
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The following trom one o. the most snlnsn.
authorities ia the West
SAX fsAscrsco. July IS. 1889.

sA& faAscrsco. July IS. 1889
Iubtn Chemical To:
Dear Htrs~If q connmendatary word from. me In
favor nt yoar excellent footh powder known a
luhia's Tooth Powder. rad 10 ID. deserved
popularity anu extended use, ( can cheer.
fully and struthfuiv to these are In ~ ana
OF pleasant harmless AMI theroug hIv ef1icartcus
dentlfFiee ths. Their wtii ind these qualities ali
combined Ia yous admirable preparations, aua
afsr . long ssqusiotance and careful os,serya.taa
OF It's effects upcn the te~sh cf those who nxx.
made aAiiy use 81 II and personal experience sf
ITS merits seE nearly twenty years knew Of acth-
ms superior for ths purpose Of cleaning p.sssry.
ing aud identifying the teeth
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LLY ON THE "rLYERs
SEATTLE To TacouA
Four feune trips daily except % 1aay
20 one hoaf aud twensy i've uat5atsa
TnE srrAMsn sRLYEa"
Regular daily and sSadAy ssip.. seattle asena
route. fellows:
TAkfsa EsExcr
TEURgDAS. JUNE l.
FTsEE CSgr.
feevs TRcams-S.g1 9ss a IA 80 ssfto "a
Leave sesttie-s:is fl45 a n 5;.ss .oQs "a
srsB&s.
Leave TesornA-s.a :. h. s5fs N Abr N
Leave eeastiy-s 90 = NJ. 90 TO- p n
LASdinx .; y. Z. wharf Tacoma ara cs zmsn
eisi deck foot 81 xsrsoa street. ssasslA
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L,vERETT ROUTE
II sTEAMsR agyYHDUSD.
LAZY tHespg saaAay
leaves Seattle = - Han q n aas 80 @ y.
Leaves FNsf~tf 2 : n. -EIs ? sas - ; "a
s...a-- Leaves a~zssr .. IL e 4 -.
$3.50 lss4.Hs . Vss@tE ....... : 90 !, -
aoHn sfssS - "a ssssts s-F arsnaa All $500
laas9as CeiSHtn aorx gGss 90 {. art8a ssfsas
sEAfILE AID IaCuMA .AyIsATios Co
cLAuD TRuEP. A. "a tsOobarF
EEea seer.
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For further Information address
= AcSLeliaSn. tsenerai Assus
Nesier's deck. Telephone ia.
FRANK wArERIioJsk, aenesal MAaa-e.
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EVERETT. la CONNER AND wurnay
II ISLAND ROUTE
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pacific COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
apispateh steamers frona Seattle a. talssx..

For san Francisco, via Pos, Townsend aad We
toriA at y m. passengers received on beard aA
.. m.l Oct. 5. 10. Is. 70 p, 30.
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uooD CANAL ROUTE

STEAMER BUCKEYE
kenast sad refasnished leaves N...A
Tsssssaas. faaEssay aud SATURDAY 4 ose<
sssssIs nayafte. Heod~pnst Tnson - tn
gss~ssate points. arriving IN rasa. I'd tAtes-
Leaves Ansoa Stss - m weans.s.~ - ~
All sanssAy, arriving IN seattle a. - EffaAy
y n LIhky w..
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FINANCIAL
% eal-E4sr: closed ofssres :.
- Fttfna mercantile pepper -szsa -. -
= sss ~ sxeasass-sse.sy .sxry.sf es sfs.
Ns~ssass7s: demand. 81 sszfss1 'aas'
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Ticket. on sale at C Z. railway ticket etass sad
on the docks
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THE DINING CAR ROUTE

RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS To
ALL POINTS IN THE WORLD
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6ooDALI. PERKINS a Co
General Agents. san Fesasissa
J. II JOHNSON, u - sapt. Seattle
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Connect At Port Townsend fnr Angeles Vs.
tnrta and Ssah Ray seate. az Tacoma wssa
rains Ter west south aae east; Al whAteom VITA
G. 4 n H. trains fo- norsa aai east AMI 90. q
san Juan iSianas
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-03-21
Tho Woman speuuIator.

A man standing in front of the news
stand of an uptown elevated rnilroad
station in New York the other tlay
found himsehrudeIy pushed aside With
out apology, 'and; .loolsing around with
scowlt found himself suddenly dis.
armed, for the offender was q woraan.
She was q small blonde person, clad iu
fashion&biy out plain skirt, neat seal.
Skin coat and jaduSyS nat, ornnmcnted
iSTss9ha' sagc1grceii' ostrich plume. She
was daintify gloved, and she carried &C
natty silk UMBRELLA Her rudeness was
explained by her haste to get at, tho
pews'atand. She already carried under
bGr arm seycral of the morning t5apcrn,
She bought the daily Wall street pub
licatfonS, coOlly. pushed her wav
through the crowded aisle of the cor to
n place where She found scat, and
rod" DOM town with IS host oT~FcIiny>
"nrc'iI"'rfs. her. "yeS dxcd 'nI'yp t44s
=: - r'lcma.
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Disbursenents.s62.7 TAG "a

Bal in Treasury ,..... GO,W9 n
The above amount stands to the
credit OF the several funds as pes
Treasurer's Bah Sheet, dated Jan. o
1893, hereto attached.
TREAsURER's BsLANoE sHEET.
Cash in Treasury to credit of various
funde, Jan l, 1893, as follows:
State Fund. d...............S So 81
Judges Salary Fund !.....- 1876 IS
Gen County Fund. ........ 25,62G 63
Cash Contingent Fund ..."T,SO4 W
INDECENT Sick Fund ....... 3, 554 03
Officers Salary Fund ...... 1850 ID
County School Fund .:.."
Total. .,,..,....,... S41s2I3 70
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JOINT STATEMENT

- !. 1899.
County Of Elko. f'.s.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Jan. 4, 1893.
To the Honorable Board of County Comm,s-
sioncrs of Elko County, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
teIly Report OF the Finances OF the County
for the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1890.
RespeCtfully submitted:
GEO. H.AEIGS,
Auditor,
M. H. MILLER,
Treasurer.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Bal in Treasury Sept 80, 92's30, Ago 80