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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26
Willis Gphsr Dispatch.

CEIc.oa, SoT. IA WAairs:rc
special SAYS tie roasa:s - Tia ci2hs.
G=Ps,ca foo Willis !, Ea=ai 70
Grss1Eo = ros EooKc- TIE DIS
pz:ca irto:Z-i tie Depa-;zsot TIA.
"a scosi scFs.ED--i : pre-
pz-si 30 .essi - oVerhrE- willis
6.z-oTs.-5 H?5. ~ arrival that The
ProTAooal coTs-poeri, !! j. had roi
s~uI!=p.:sd ths u!jaa:7a e Csye
!zoo- $s >; Aisi F.eE4-e5 foT i, - :
cargo Q. ANS I'D AzG9ni;ioa hzd
!Esi z--5vsd fo- ih= F-0u=51rL zoT-
.rr-tni scd Els II is ys~S2u.
TIE CARO- Complied Id .;zckz o. -
p-nT=d rd=, for s4:ilizs os>Hiae
EUrz nd $50 lEia rsrid Sre c=c..
Egias o3za aBpsF s3GaI;5r1.
Ulti ib= rs>s1; Q: ias dispatch
al Tie sd7Io5sirEioa o5-sa!s =e:s
arS5i1= z1d U.5.sely expresses ;te:r
5rm c1avs@scu that To- P-vTs5ocL
~SoT~-a1e-i EoEId 5gisiir suE-!i 20
Ike s35s; q tus CgETc@nt- TL=
coi.--;5Ca Of sr1s FBiE : different
Poz@ 90 tLs ES::e-. I; EhoE5 ~
:voi g-@iSSa itsi iEs co3= a-y u
tsads 10 uzin;za ~ p2si:52- Z gos
she. L also Ezyes Nia.;=- Wits
n ri1s- a. e=az-fEs=nE p1s;sz-.
for il EOS irs-ETi-es iazi S;s IL
s;r0e:Eocz did -: &iz5i q rs u-
20 ;ks liDi: 0. Gzac tie carries ,sr
accomplishing the Q.a~1s ;rS-.!--
- tie :aEoos EItSv9i S!E: .o,u:E4.
the State Depsrio+ai Q! s1-a L 80
o=sg;y. TIE isp&;rh ia+yto- p}Gi7-
y i1dEcz;As ihsi ts ca1ste-s . re
s7Tt 20 Er7s o+assssy. Tosi TIE
NiaiEsr Ei!l ssi SIKH iIET1etSy-s
thar za hardly bs ISy rrasoo %
dab; 10 rsE * toe positive fasiiioa
saks5 ~ til Paes5e1i.
WLsEf<sros. Nov l7.-Ii is said
Wills Dispatch ~cos;sT1si The state
-ae-i shat :he r~rorizsg1sl Eorern04a;
hos gradually IccnagiAf-i z1suiors
q 1Er I'll ]: has o hsad lSp rISss,
tao Es:iIsor E8es ard i79r marin
Es=s bss3-s fIss;y & su5uoiiIoo.
TIE srsilsbse fe=oe O; police cEre-s
so5 EUsrds % bo0ry GG;y IL Hono-
!gl1 IS 81. =hJe there Is = reszrs
0fltia q 5n. SAich ca b. e. 3aI to-
reiA%: CO ;hiriy oisStss nOtios. and
;it-s srs iariLs: rsxnes sh7el sEe!l
iae iD;sl saro.l~l gajer the proTis-
i7rs5 c~oT+-o5eni 20 LILO. II IL sap
Z f'ss3 so UO-s could b4 had from
tie cibqi islEc5s
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26
pus,,sn,No rAE CAMS
cs r>cSA= NAsAHs 81 . S-xSsA CsS=.
ia EaxaSsE-a; - - U~S-I

ces r~esSA- E4sAas 81 S-rEsA SS>.
-. EaE.NSsE~a. 81 U~sEHs
Atss Ss-s 40 ) Ez=3--GA ASSt
CE.sc-S asSSeot c>s--SS .s:~S---S
y L2SSAn A rS;&s SSpH>, s<@-
E-T-s hi Ia S=-s r-SS>S -
1-sSS5o~S -c=S- 60 G- -~r>=>AaS-
+e@ SSE-oSs - a&stS = SSs ES-
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CO xAs=S z=l Sas o5N- SS-E
10 --sve5 :; A: s--- -%-e -
-S-r& ~U2lX= |sSSs-. w.. :SS-
z-rE @ v>=.- - D. ~ 49,
z=sy- HAs- IA @S-ac- -sE-SsS
S[sA scG1s GS.c=A@s=. -: - 80
utS - VII VzSS-
ES= cs-Soo=y w. :. $3.50 -
7=-SeS nd - Sv=-Sra Sc$--
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ce-:-- ~ - have - a.>-s FzS
ESaA ~ S-oS-l%- * E& tbs
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Nay HL2~ T-&S- :S-E-S
-; WGlEL= USSSs- vs. lie --=e 9:
- S-:>oz-S bs-sl. ESSSe- 49,
hans -S~r-c-cS, 49, -A GSN-c-2:-
- cc-2-s E=-c oo7cSlcS - azl: 49,
El-a--@ - = S--zS - aeNP
--=S
500 ye-S @~S1ls5-.-c3 49,
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-rs - GS.- -G1E go rs
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MA - &E 100 >-vs - co.:
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c=@-Ss- - S-; 80 L--e- ys * -
Dc; - eSsz7<- = z -=s: Gy
80 III - yy -c-=ST.
AoZ - -r-E - G:G=-- E;--;
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26
To nra, Per Silver.

wKszNo-cS. NeF- E-Trsress :
Dorsasat a. tos; ts- TIE PsP1iss
al l-ee sire. Seo 10 :a- sa-os for
tAs aeIs PreS5ertzL ei-Rs To
;s.s cSd u = proposed ;eIs he SSPa
s-sESzl S&I iAer orS.aEass,l .
abS.Ence, tccs.hec Es;a ihe- Cos
;<ScS IS 20 Cerer5sai oSscSAP 81
railroads. ouoA, kua Prlig, ard tSs
SSiaS q SsF-. eSc<!. EAssa iSe
szlS%- 5-e. asa nScy. hare rSrs- e.
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oEzSaazl rkrzs mike E-iteS 1a& -
PEsdtoSE arc t-Ss sZrsr = lSl& =
-C7s- 20 .SSs5e-i rsk=SsSA-e t-oa
E.ass aci Il 3 sS .A-s " y
ESSieESs- q Tg?eSL =5o EGz &C.
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c~oo:e-e1s = ISL. 49, ;.ePr=&
party rs .a=S- A=i-lk-a ~ ~
@ziE-s Il i= 9cve=--i - sAs -
c-Ioiz.S- {! - 80. O. Ioss
=SsSS Sosl5 cc-E-3 - ES
g iSS Silver ~
SeeS.-- P5-- E1f- ss,= ~ IL IS
s,zE:%6 Pres .EeCse-. a6zE:ss5 tat
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Eh= o=E parry VoIS S& rsL5E
- :ot Pras5G-iL ssSac- % ;SS
I'D expressed Is E;-csl cr-S&-e
= - EaLisy 70 rEr-! "a ao-c:!.
l. := ozE o-ctcIrti.o- :5s Pos--
Isl party Eo2l hire rs R-s -s}E-
la - iSe tee sivs- I-d Abc2-jSc-
80 parties ec-s 30 iSs Ee=&Sa-
?EsE- Il IL rss F-rtE ;s pa
7325s su-s5o- EcGi5 - CO. = 80
~, Ii 80 q=es-S-- rcE = t=:E-c
ia= 10. poEzss O. ; go SE&
al :S= rs-rc1S- 5zs=s B&gaa-uc
4 500. silver Al 7Ip=- t O.
iAti LE= E=cPA Eo-I 1Tl3= = -St,
rSE5@ c. .c-C+- pay II S:5s-s
Tts EG ib+ azs $40 az Eo=Pz-
GI-s r=a5c--A5 i Is -,,j ELc=I-
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sS5= = c-ls- - =: 10 @o - go
s!E-- D==->-1 81 E-=rS =
@l;-- lz --=zi e-=i5>s - EG-S
;1=r E--e Ez.e-. VIE 5c-;5--
ms bI:ii= -tu: i-s!aS5xs ~r1J5 Is
==&sz=zE, Ec3 Sb+= ~ EE -
i1=-t zo1G u s>,ii liz .. ya:s-<
tor is E>=-CF r=t-E C c:1e-
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C.: E->>sss i 49, z.3 I4= el--:sc1
ot C-z-@z 1900 EAi=a zo=5 psi
- Tie =-+t1:= S25Es Tia 5es3-s 5S.-
t-i2= Q: "a F52a-zs - tad4:.
50 "a tHs-5 raj 5=-a - .;=-
sIzn-su r<=E =!;a ;5e sim: z.-
2! -:;h=. Z: re I'll parties. Ecd l..
Cd 81 tETai scy acisi affair lie 10y;
C----G1a5 eIss!52-, IS5z-a sp-=
PSP4ass zEcisl re--E.Lailc- y
1874
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No ve=d- Nc to.: a.. T,=-r.

he'd zs:o-T ihe othe=Gzy .hzt Ea7
- Few - Eos: O: you AZ zc:ireyoaay
-u1ao catered = large shop recent
= aid licking O.: :Ae SIX G--zEzsz,
11?Sd ta=-e to- zeal P~!rzz1-I to
Tie salesman vls -ziaJle add glad %
show - fls Different shzds AID az.--
Tics =: l=zs: Ee szi4 - w. But lie
had not ~eale1l-:-i rPoa The "s-aYia-
1r-!!:z@s' Q: his cz-.s-. Fo- !-uy oac-
half Erc- She e5-pelsi hin 70 hop r.
and dora LADDER. laden with rolls u,
six b-t cole e--!I .he Gzi taz. su.:sz.
be-. A.i-s; he I'D aksa Gcwa -. b.:
40 rolls AM = Re leaned --4.rs: ms
lsc1s- act w!7-i ava The bea!s a.:
Precipitation. hs sz:.: Well. .ez'l-
MAIN. COa't sse tbs: ve ga So:
ycc license re tcT E=yia- i. u. 70
really coz. sesa % know WIZ: Yoa
want
To which tAe Responded: We'll. I
doa'! -aa; 20 II! anything today. I
was ilst !ooEing e. : oozP!= o: friends
AUD
Here thc exa-Fntsd clerx broke n:
Looking !cr = couple O: friends? Well.
1adal. 8: you ik:ak :aey'Tc ia those
:"c rolls o. ihe SHELF I'll take thoze
down, :oa--CaA-a.o Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26
Assthf- II Dsrzsa,

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E.L=ps54 sgea - ;a4i aEssa c.
rzrrr3 sbs- u-rssiee53 6~s>,+s-iss
as Ft-zsss3 51a-5S x.-s Ira! -
Yectsi Tsls .Ss ;Gs nazts q q e.
gElty IS lad fg=r a1ss xe .! tie
ssraa 81 E25ssI Laa1- i. ias Nu3.
6g, AL iS1si ~ EJa fr2a b4-s.
B<Yo-4 & ts3as: sss7S1ET ra
foa :st-asi sgva sEs. YGssEy sri
7gsS 8 r=zS4- 81 gar GzNnszz2
btv. hsi ss- -. osB 5cx1s 4;
IL ca3e5 ih4 R3y 5-ase5-., ,r2= lie
ssss 1.aS1 F~raszsrsac ~ tea: 1szs
bss esA. sSrEiox is@ts is- s5=,a
'S=a TIE VE-sssE i51-s54 : ka-d.
S-trtlg e~=s=i- E~3 s24ftz tsrx
f@9r5 5eS7E ;hs r~7scL Ekca G;-
i-T : Sisnzs y ;kafo+ss Hxh s-
sE.s are reported. ao5s rsst from
S2sik.ra TaS AZ Se-;Sa.a ARR
hss ts;@s5r -: Ia Ea-.y Sgr3sy
Earatcz IL ". Isfcs- AID Va.
CsiTtTstI Sc; oPi ifa9 here. Or
ASoai! Dcrcicr DzS<iza uSDys,l5.
ES-Eso HIasstas AID Ughs,s %.
Hst3, sisg Jshz Rn~. s5I Ice By.
IaI Tss-4i., FLssns.y AL T<sv2
tack tss i-aiE. Es1s stzaect are
rlisrE : taIo.ESss tegH:1, zSas ;Ae7
TO MI s2~Eeis;S'y ~ oct
de ho5.s tie fs1,2its are t-7e. ss5
IL %, ;b~ eSzp EL3 he tzsit Ak
shstFiy sgfs 81 =iA ptoFirioUs. IL.
fst57ss sd .sr;iie H=Say valley -
ins dEsst ooig shfes Q: .osr niIes
Before oar cart ssSs reports sAosIt
rssca % u sal i:0as tie sss EaI.-
bsJ:L
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Settled At LAST.
Hor.d'. fsir gary Taaliy Decides
Ia iATor eT ir. Price

CsISsco. Nor. 9l-Oa The analysis
s.d rseoau.E3 Iion 90 Dr.. Wlley.
Chas Cgiiej States Guvetrrueut
CsEEs.; q; G~astncE;0s. aud greatest
hv.=K aG;bonsy - .oyi prU3ue:s.the
TOzl5's Fstf .oiS 70 dsy gave the
blzaS: sEsrd 10 DR.. Pncy's Crea0
G4kias Po=dsr for strength, purity
aej eTvSl<ace. Tbis coocIusively
settles tie question Of superiority.
To- wiley REJECTED tbe siuU powders,
sssatE 20 ;Ac Worlds Fsir jury tina,
Ee cell1eisd lE.aa gr bo.escms.
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For Her Snka

II. is sad to see the chill Of autumn
settling Ger the wo.ld," she said.
Why er-ycS ! believe IL is" .ald
the young man
Autumn always Oils TIE with sad.
ness" she went on Even With you I
know ] shall te sorrowful when the
frost kills the leaves and leaTes the
world so dcSolate"
No you won't" he answered posi-.
t%ivc',', ri I'll shat
How"
I'll 60 into the coal eusinssa--
Washington Star.
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lmPERSoNhL sREvITIEs.

Two FiTTSES.rrAR-cip girls have
passed the entrance examination 10
Yale college.
Bors at Racine, via, NJ 4 kite ten
feet high by sercn wide, which carries
a tail eighty Zee; loug,
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District Court.

The Dis;iic, Court convened az 10
\ n. judge Talbot presiding. a
Grand Jury. with ". T. Smith a.
foreman q empanellsd aud srorn.
The Cur; lhen adjourned to await
the sriiot Of the Grani Jury. FOL
Iosirg 5 list Of he Jurors:
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BARNEY HORN.
BARNEY HORN.

Range. Duck
HWFSFA and BrTleau Val
EPSSRT lc!s. Ear ozark,
EsEsSSTI uadcr b.; IN night.
G s!tt IN left.
AER PcsiCLve sd-
dress. jCi KsaE-
ney Street, San Francisco, California
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VHT STH7EkCHT
oF AUDITOR AND TTEiSCKEIt
Oh kIho COUNTY.
For tic Quarter FncinE sept. so
1888
STAEE o. $sNsI-
CS--g = EA
.VpTTgE-s OFFICE

-r.t- Eor->se EaEs 60 Css=:y Ce-zs.
-g.r - % - CrslAry- SrvE=
T.. 800 ia .-s-T. c=c gear
s-zy -=T.= = IT, -=nS- g ~ Cc--;y
- u gLI-ss- r1- ~ L&-
a~ss<-.I-y sEt-=-r-
$40 KEGS
I--.s1-.
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TO=i .i,su-~=-n,.............7., oc 81

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Tls tSzT, !, .aor ,rtts 10 lie eT'ai; CT the
Usr.,=, :grd, .~eiI-TrE. - "a
sLis;, cI'y5 - =, la:
TEESsTRERE UNT-.HCE sHFET.
CIsA ~ it'Es=iy to III CES-.' u tLt ii -
!--e,, ~; - I-3.-
- >r,t= 49,. oNCE t:,Vr..... ...-.. ttC: g
- :-s-- >IHTy fan ..-...-.-.---.
Itt- tsb t-Es:! :"la ..--..... .-.l'.1l3 =
! CA C--tr-srIi!-UA .-.--...---. t.go5 -
- :=-='tI SCI 'az1 49,. ..... ...- 90 {:
= = >s,,-l u@t---.---..... - :.
= JE--ss' $50! SAD. ............ as 3
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-11-26

>
--i -aa- SO b-Enva
a. 49, = -
s-s~ $780,. Al g.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-09

ana cost OF the three powers. This inri-
'fi,f AMI the events leading up 10 It sig
,iaiiy i.lnst'aie the inipoliry of entapy-
hLg al'isieeh with f1eign powers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-09

The report OF the poetmAster-genera
contains . detailed statement Of the OPP
erations Of the postofiice department
during the last fiscal year and much in
t.pstiny information touching this i'm
portant branch OF the public service.
The business Of the mails indicates with
absolute certainty the condition OF the
business Of the ,ountry, and . depres.
sion in financial affairs inevitably and
quickly reduces the postal revenues.
Therefore, a larger discrepancy than
usual between the postoffi,e receipts
and expenditures lie the expected and
unavoidable result of the distressing
str,ngency which has prevailed through
out the ountry dur ny much of the time
covered by the postmaster-general's re.
port.
At date when better times were an.
ticipate,i, it was estimated 10y his pre-
de. cssor that the deficiency on the S0th
dav OF June, 1893, would be little over
u 500, 900. 1t amounted. however, te
mote than IS Q 70 900; at the same time
AMI un.ler the influence VI like anticipS
tiuns. estim .tes were male for the cur
rent fiscal year ending June 81, 1871
| which exni"itat a surplus ii revenu,
over expenditures of sS.2.2&5 IL Blu
nov. in view of the acttAl receipts, am
expen l,tnre during that part OF tn,
current fiscal year AlreA ~ expired. I'll,
| report oi the postum ,st-r-ven-ral e>ti
mates that at its close, instead Of . sur
plus. there will b. deficiency OF nearl,
e, QQO, 900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-09
NEEDSOF THE NATION
President Cleveland's Annual
Message to Congress.
DEVOTED MAINLY TO ROUTINE
Nothing Definite Submitted on t..
Hawaiian Question-Upholds
the New Tariff Bill.

President Grover Cieyeiani's srst mes.
.as~ Ia ilac al congress sss-in,.iei il,
regular sszszioa Mae presented to the two
h,.us-s anal real in both. The full ,ex,
VI th- lh-s,asc is:
The constitutional daty shirh rs~,nir~s
tbs, president ffoin timr Ia time Il, gave
IL sosisf~ss Information of the s.at. q.
the Union and la fr.s,iniiissi 10 thsi,
consideration such matters ~ h- shsil
Judge hesrsssrs he fittihgis entered atsap
l., commenting Ia soasf~ss a careful
recommendation ot tlas detailed state.
nsrnts ASH sell SUPPORTED rsss,s,i nsen,is
tis5us contained Ia the reports of the lie.
iaftnsrn,s stao arc chiefly ehsrs~,i y i,s,
tic ex~-alise sosk u tho government
Ia All effort Ia shssigr this ooninut is-s.
,.Jis, a. Hlueii as 10 consistent With IN.
pusi.Ssr. | shall supplement . brisi ri,
,rsiie~ si,ii the s.,ntsnts of ih~ depart
mental reports by the mention o! suci
executive bast f~es aai incidents ~ ar,
,s.s, -niirac.@i th-svin and by sari. rer
concentrations as apt-SAr so he al this
particular time appropriate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-09

duty amounted to &444,64@,2lI, o de.
crase iroih the preceding year Of u.s.
ADD Az. Our ini.rtiaI revenue receipts
txfe.-ls-i those VI the preceding year by
TlF,4i5 30. The total tax collected
WAS:
On distilled spirits 81 .210 55
On n,ahufs". .red 'ob zee ,........ 81 40 III -
oh iefmehteh iitnors........-...... Sk,4s ,9H3 O7
We exprted merchandise during the
year amounting to i847. 565. 1874, . de-
crea.e Of tl82. 6i3.2 49 81 from the preceil.
ing year. The amount OF gold exported
WAS larger than any previous year in the
history Of the government, amounting ~
tlOS 65O.8 and exceeding the amount
exported during the pressing year by
t58. 1881. The sum paid from the
treasury for sugar b,unty WAS 1885,
l3O 81, An increase over the p. ecuding
year Of u. 033. 053 10.
NEXT YEARS EsTIAArEs.
1t Ia estimated upon the basis OF the
present revenue laws that the receipts
Of the government for the wear ending
June 30, 1894, will be 1880, l2l .385 30,
and its expenditures t45s, l2l 1856 SO. re-
eulting in . deficiency OF Ter. 0OO. 900.
On the first day Of November. 1893, the
amount OF money Of all kinds in circula-
ton or not included in the treasury
holdings was 682, an increase
for the year Of tll2. 4O4 945. Estimating
our population Ut 81, 426 900 at the time
mentioned. the per capita circulation
waa t25 -. On the same date there
was In the treasury gold bullion amount.
ing to t96, 657 1913. and silver bullion
which was purchased 1t . cost Of $780,
Dol ,553.
THE SILVER PURcHAsEB.
The purchases OF silver under the law
Of July IA. 1890, during the last fiscal
year aggregated zoos. 1920 fine
ounces, which cost as. 53l ,374 So. The
total amount OF silver purchased from
the time that law became operative I'M
Ill the repeal OF it's purchasing clause.
November !. 1893, was 1853 .674 $50. ~
fine ounces. which cost $l55 800 $40 81.
Between March /, 1873. and November
/, 1898. the government purchased I'M
der all laws 5o3,O0s,7l7 fine ounces oil
; silver, at q cost Of t5l6 .622 ,946. The sill.
| yer dollars that have been coined under
the act Of July II, 1880. number Sc ,0s7, :
2s5. The seigniorage arising from such
coinage WAS $6,977 ,695 50, leaving on
hand in the minis $40 .G99. 760 fine
ounces Of silver. which cost $l26.57S. 2Is.
Our total coinage Of all metals du ing
| the last fiscal year consisted of:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-09

The report OF the attorney general
contains the usual summary OF the
affairs and proceedings Of the depart
ment Of Justice for the past year, to-
gether with certain recommendations as
to needed legislation on various sub
jects cannot too heartily indorse the
proposition that the fee system, rs
applicable to the compensation OF
United States attorneys, marshals.
clerks Of federal courts and United
States commissioners, shonld be abol-
ished with rs little delay as possible.
1t is clearly in the interest OF the COM
munity that the business of the courts.
both civil and criminal, be as small and
Is inexpensively transacted ~ the ends
Of justice will allow. The system is
therefore thoroughly vicious which
makes the compensation of court off,
cials depend upon the volume of such
business and thus creates . conflict be-
tween the proper execution Of the law
and private gain, which cannot fail to
be dangerous to the rights and freedom
OF citizens, and irresistible temptation
TO the unjustifable expenditure Of pub
lie funds.
DISPOSITION OF PETTY oFFkxsEs.
II, in addition to this reform, another
was inaugur&ted which would give to
United States commissioners the final
disposition Of petty otfenees within the
grade OF the misdemeanor, especially
those coming under the internal revenue
laws, . great advance Womb he made To-
wari . more des~nt administration Of
the criminal law. In my first message
to congress, dated December 8. 1855.
strongly recommended these changes
and referred somewhat at length to the
| evils Of the present system. Since that
time the criminal business OF the federal
courts and the expense attending it
have enormously increased. The num-
Der Of criminal prosecutions pending in
the circuit aud district courts on the LIST
day Of July, 1855. was sos. Of which
| 1854 were for violations Of the internal
revenue laws, While the number Of such
prosecutions penting on the LIST day al
July, 1897, was 90 %. OF which 400 were
for violation Of the the Internal revenue
laws. The expense Of the United States
courts. exclusive Of jn'v"s' salaries. foI
the wear ending July l, 1885, MAS % STA.
7Ss II. AND fo- the y,~r ending July /
1873. t4.hsS 655 81. II II therefore ap.
parent that the rrasons given in 1855 foI
change in tie manner Of enf0r-ing TIN
federal criminA Il iAws havs gained cogni
naos and strength By lAPss q time,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-09
Coucl us1on.

In conclusion INV intense feeling Of
responsibility impels me to invoke for
the manifold interests Of a generous and
contiling people ,he OF ser,tpulous
care. and tn pledge my wiling suppost
10 every leg slAiivc eGAt for tho ad.
vsncement Of the greatness and proc
parity 81 our beloved country.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-12-09

The secretary Of the treasury reports
at the receipts Of the government 'n'm
nil smrY. during the h.ral year "n,'e''
Inn. 81, lsns. amounted TO stM 10
Ri ~. and IL. expenditures to .45a.a71.'
C-i o. There wa. collected frnm cus
,nm. 1904 Az o'G 7s. anil fr'm inte' maj
, ,vsnues si6l n25 .da3 03. Orr dn liable
;mrnr,s appointed to 1921 2S Oil, an
;",rease OF 49,. 45s,Oo over the preccl
inn ysars, and the imporeations ne Of
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

The State OF Texas, County Of McLennau
Whereas. on the 23rl day Of January, A. d.
1873 me Texas state Grange Fair Manufacture
ing and Immigration Association, Pair ons Of
llusbandry private corporation, BY James l..
hay lIs president and attested by W p. witt
its secretary; made, executed and delivered it
certain Deed of Trust IN writing, conveying to
q H. smith, ms trustee the land hereinafter
neeci ibed, to scent the payment Of cer;sn
dated January 23rd, 1895, for the sum OF ten
Thousand dollars with interest at the rate OF
zen per cent. per annuI1 from date until paid,
ana upon c.rtan contingencies ten per cent
attorneys fee In favor OF and payable nine
mo-ths alser date, to y Amsler, william
0gesby, J. G. McKevain }, F. Guledge, Ii.
j. Harris, A; j. sewell, NJ. j. VI or tgomery.
sr, j. C LABEL, " " E@bry: NJ. Stone,
pages in said note. Il 4iercnc is here made
to Vol. IA, page 10, III, H. OF the mortgage
eeordof Mclennan County, Texas, Tor a fnll
description Of the terms of seid deed of truSt
and note
And whereas, said not Is now past due, amp
default has b en- made In the payment of the
same by said corporation, and said payoes in
said note have requested the said ] Il. smith
said trustee, To sell said lands for the payment
Of AID note according to she terms of said deed
oftrust.
Now therefore, / j. Smith, trustee, by vir-
ture of the authority vested in me by the said
deed OF trnst, will sell between the legal hours
lor the sale OF land as in judicial sales under
the laws of TsXss, at public auctior TO the
highest bidder for cash, IN the first Tuesday
in December, 1893, the same being on the 5th
day thereof at the Court house 400 of Nc
Lehman County. on the corner Of Second and
franklin streets, In Waco Texas, all OF said land
described In said deed OF trust. situated In Nc |
Lehman County, Texas and described as fol
lows; Beginning at the point where
the east line Of the right Of way of the |
Gulf Colorado and ssnte Fe Railway Com
pany crolses the north line of the Brewster |
survey, in McLennen County, Texas. a plan
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-11
AN ORDIN ANCE.

prohibiting Flying Switches BEING
Performed in the City.
BE 1t ordained by the City Council OF
the City Of Waco:
Section |. 1t shall hereafter be un-
lawful for any railroad employee OF
other person to make or cause to
be made in the city of Waco any hy.
ing switch, so that i'll performing such
switch the car or cars propelled shall
cross any public street or alley.
Sec. , The words flying switch"
herein are used and meant in their
ordinary acceptation and meaning.
Sec. 3, Anv person violating sny
provision of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty Of misdemesnor and
upon conviction shall be fined IN any
sum not less than ten dollars nor more
than fifty dollars.
Approved:
@. c McCULLocu, Mayor.
Attest.
w. c. COOPER, City Secretary,
Passed November 2. 1898
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-11
AN ORDIN ANCE.
rrohloiting Lotteries and Rallies.
be 1t ordained by the City Council
OF the City of Waco.

rFohioiting Lotteries and Rallies
be 1t ordained by the City Council
OF the City of Waco:
Section l. If any person shall es.
'aolish lottery in the city OF Waco
or dispose of any estate, real or per
sonal, by lottery, he shall be fined no,
less than one hundred nor more than
one thousand dollars.
sec. :. If any person shall sell,
otter for sale or keep for sale any
ucket or part of ticket in any lot
terry, he shall be fined not less than
ten nor more than fifty dollars.
Sec. >. If any person shall establish
rsiti for or dispose by rails of any
estate, real or personal, exceeding
hve hundred dollars in value. he
shall be fined not less than one
hundred nor more than one thousand
dollars
Sec 4. Ifany person shall sell or
offer for sale or keep for sale any
chance, ticket or part of ticket in auy
raliie of estate, real or personal, ex
ceeding five hundred dollars in v.lue
he shall be fined not less than ten nor
more than fifty dollars.
Approved
Attest:
W. c. COOPER, City Secretary.
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