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General Markets.

New YORK. Oct. 7.uHops dull; Pacific
coast. 19@22c.
Coffee-Options closed steady, with January
showing 5 points net advance, the rest 5lDlO
points decline. sales were 10, $50 bags includ-
(Q 1850; december, $l6.l5@$l6 20: January,
$3.50 spot Rio closed quiet No. 2, 1880.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair ref ming, SIC; centr1-
fugal,, So test, 37sc Refined, steady; off A.,
l3-I6a45kc; mould A, 1906 9-16c; stand
ard A, 51s(U5Ac; confectioners, 1-l6@5Ac:
cut loaf and crushed, 5s6G54c: powdered,
7-I6053sc; granulated. 3-l6@59sc; cubes,
. z 16@5szc.
Copper-Quiet lake, 5000 bid.
Lead--Weak; domestic, $500
Tin-Quiet; straits $1,000 bid; places closed
qulet spelter closed dull; eomestic, 1915.
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO Oct Wheat was quiet. The
market opened &c lower on smaller exports for
the week and heavy receipts in the northwest:
huctuated within nc range, and closed steady
and nc lower than yesterday.
Receipts were I46,000 bushels; shipments,
5000 N1fhels.
Closing quotations: Wheat, steady; cash,
641sc; Dec mber, 67%c.
Corn-Lower; cash, 3S7ac December, 39zc.
Oats-S leady; cash, 27ssc; December, 2Sl4c
Rye-45c.
Barley-Nominal,
Flax-$1. .03lzfG1. .0o1z.
TimOthy-a340.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SATURDAY. Oct 6, 1898.
CIV Buchanan to A ware-Lots IL, 1S. 10
e Wright ct al to N K Wade-Lot /, blk W,
N Z Hosmer ct ux to G Conant--Part of lot
Cornell ct nx to T z Metcalf-Lot 1,
ONeils sub of lot 2, blk 81. Hancock's survey;
VIM whistler ct al to whistler ct ux-Lot
8, whistler trt; 81.
W Boyd to Towell-Iots 81 and %, blk
G, Huntington trt: $50
B Kteru fl ct ux to H Juber-Lot 81, blk II,
3 Frcthschild to M James-R 25 feet of lot T,
blk 144; $3.50
JEFay ct ux 20 J Dobbings ct ux-Lot J.
Allen trt, blk J, Pasadena; $40.
B CLARK ct ux to locum-Lot l, Oak
Pasadena Land and Water company to o
Clark-Lot 2, Oakside trt; 81.
r de Cells to B Hibben--L Lot SO, Josefa sub,
Cells Vineyard trt. $1400.
Bogel ct al to A Bessler-Lot SO and z Is
acres of lot 81, San Fernando; 5000.
IS Holsbird to N Lyons-E y Of Sc u of
sec II, TsN, 19 ". and lots 3, 4, OF sec 2,
7 H woodward ct al to H A Hszard-sub of
ColvinR trt with water right; $500.
J Boss ct ux to F Mould Lot l, blk 1,
I Moss ct ux tot Gilbert-Lots 1. II, blk 2,
sub of blk SO, Meadow Park trt; $3.50.
interest each in lot A. blk Se, Providencia trt;
$27l.34.
Q Pomeroy to CRmer0n-Lot A, bl 8,
Burbank; 81.
@ H white ct ux to Ballou-Lot /, sub of
lot 10, blk 81, o S; $250O.
@ Grace ia Parker-Lot 16. blk B, Gar
vanza; $50.
II W Galloway to T J Harris-Lot 16, blk A,
Nadeau Orange trt; 1907.
NC Hammond to B Smith-Lot 5, blk A,
Buena Vista trt; lot IA, blk o, same trt; lot %,
blk l. Lineman Cottage Home trt; lot So, blk 8.
Old Clapp trt lot 70. blk 3, Central Park
blk s. G Dalton. ST, trt; lot 20, blk /,
H M Ames' sub Vernon, lots 10 and 20, blk G;
lots 4 and 5, blk X, Central Park tract; lot II,
blk 2, part blk 49, Meallen Park tract; lot 5,
blk 2, C NJ Wells tract lots % and "a, blk D.
Nadeau Orange tract; lot ID, blk Al; lot 81,
blk 6. Electric Railway tract; $4,000.
NV Torer ct al to A Parker-15 acres sec z,
S. low $500.
G II Peck to A Wong-Lot "A, Peck's SUBJ
San Pedro; 1926.
T E Metcalf ct ux to ] Myers-E}z OF NE4
of sec 36, 3 N, r IL w, 80 acres: 10.
K G Moore to L Cooper-6 acres Loop g.
Meserye tract, Pomona; $4,000.
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Mythology contributes to American
town sites Neptrnes, s Minervas, 8 Ju-
pliers, 8 Junos, s Ulyssesses, A Dianas, 20
Auroras, but only / Apollo.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. Wheat easy: De-
cemher. 81. l21s; May, $1.25; seller 93, 81 TO-
Corn--95c.
GvERrooI, Oct. Wheat: Holders offer
moderately. No. 2 red winter closed at 6s sgd;
No red spring, 5s I'd.
Spot closed easy: holders offer freely at 4s Id.
Futures closed easy; holders perss sales Octo-
Der closed at As I'd; November. As Nd Decem-
Der, 4s 1116d. -
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Wool.
Petroleum.

New YORK, Oct. 7,-Wool, steady; domestic
fleece 2O@2Sc; pulled, 18@25c.
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SUMMARY
Immense.

Immense.
THAT'S WHAT THEY ALL SAY.-It 10 custom
ary in these latter days TO express our perfec-
satisfaction with thing by saying "It's i'm
mensep' It's SO expressive that nothing can
be added. Geo, L. Fink, Philadelphia, Pa,
says: 'sMy wife has been taking your New
Cure for the heart, and says 1t is immense. She
ing spells since using it, Juo. L. Ror erts,
Slatington. Pa, says he is rs years old and has
suffered from heart disease for over 40 years.
Was treated without avail by prominent New
York physicians; grew constantly worse: took
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure and was completely
cured. Sold by @. II, Hauce, III N. Spring ST.,
on a guaranteed.
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RedOndo Railway

IN EFFECT A. NJ. MONDAY, sEPT. rs, 1898.
Los Angeles Depot, Corner Grand Aven ue and
Jefferson street.
Take Grand avenue cable or Main street and
Agricultural Park horse cars
Trains leave Trains Leave
Los Angeles Kedondo
Tor Kedondo for Los Angeles
DAILY DAILY
9:15am. 7:45 a.gn.
1:35 pm. 11:o0a.m.S
5:lOp.m. 3:45 pm.
Running time between Los Angeles and Re-
dondo Beach, so minutes.
Civ ticket office a5 A. B Greenwald's Cigar
Store, corner FIRST and Spring streets.
GEO. J. AINSwORTH, President,
X, IhUMP5ON, wee freslQent,
J. N. SUTTON, Sup't. Kedondo Beach,
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Salt Meats and L.

CHICAGO, Oct. Fork, steady; Oct, $16.95;
January, $l4.5215.
Lard-Firm; October, SO 20; January, So AN.
Ribs- Steady; October, $3.50; January,
shoulders-$7. .37I<0D7 so.
Short clear-$9 50@10.25.
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NEW YORK. Oct 7.-Peroleum closed dull
and nominal.
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Between East Sau Pedro and Long Beach
10 minutes.

RUBlO CANYON AND ECHO MOUNTAIN.
Trains leave Los Angeles q m and pm.
Sundays am. 1880 am, 1:25 P. M, p. m.
$50 pm.
Saturdays, 8 am, 1:25 and 4 pm. and $50
D. M; returning leave Rubio Pavilion 9:40
pm, arrive Los Angeles 10:45 pm.
Fine Pavilion Snd Hotel, good music and
grand entertainment.
Daily. Daily except Sundays. I Sundays
only. a Except Saturdays. b Saturdays only.
c Saturdays and Sundays only. 9 Wednesdays
and Saturdays only. Except Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
The 1890 a m. and 500 I'm. trains on the
Pasadena division run through to Altadena
Sundays. connecting there with Mt Lowe
Railway.
Stages meet the 8 m. and 12:20 pm. trains
at Pasadena for Mt. Wilson on new trail.
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on the am.
train for Wilson's peak can return same day.
On theater nights the 11:15 p. m. train for
Pasadena will wait until 20 minutes after
theater closes.
Special rates to excursion and picnic parties
Depots east end First street and Downey
avenue bridges.
General offices, First-street Depot.
T. B. BURNETT. General Manager.
jy2 tt w. WINCUP, Gen, Passenger Ag't
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CATALINA ISLAND.
Southern Pacific ComDany's trains connect
at San Pedro with the fine steamer Falcon.
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Take Santa Monica trains from San Fernando
street. Naud's junction, Commercial street.
Arcade depot, Jefferson street winthrop STA
tiou), Grand avenue. or University.
For north: Arcade, Commercial street, Naud's
Junction, San Fernando street.
For east Arcade. Commercial street, Naud's
Junction.
For other branches: Arcade, Commercial
street, Naud's Junction, San Fernando street.
Local and through tickets sold, baggage
checked, Pullman sleeping Car reservations
made. and general information given upon ap-
plication to J. M. CRAWLEY, Asst q Pas. Agt,.
No l44 s. spring st., cor. Second CHARLK6
SEYLER, Agent ct depots.
eSundays only.
4 Sundays excepted.
RICH'D GRAY. Gen. Trafic Mgr.
T. Fl. GOODMAN,
Genl Passenger Agt.
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Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS

whisky.
CHICAGO, Oct. Whisky, $1.13.
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Los Angeles Terminal R'y.

Los Angeles depots: East end OF First street
and Downey avenue bridges.
Leave Los Angeles for(Leave Pasadena for
Pasadena Los Angeles.
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NEW York. Oct. 7.--Closing quotations were
as follows:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-12-17
Facts -lb-Ct Silver.

1E 1875, when silver xai demon,
led, an ounce .! :, i Oai..Cn &. S:1
Teen oDrces c:si-ve: eoIld by about
s5x;ern bushels q! Wheat. 1ni c5;,oi.
ron and other products =. the t4r1
and mines in i Ike proportion Dur
iu: the ;WcEiy !es-s srcs IS..G S:!vs.
has gradually sbrurkvp in vz!ue IS
compared With god, uu:ii =, the
pTe<csot iine an ouuse # lis worth
AUCGi - or2ts- DuEr. IhA sane
Ter Cd o i1ica~, IN s.=uz: sza-i .-.s5
~iih silver. farm PREDICTS Lave d.
n:n SIZED iro:a al @veTz-s Of zt5-:
80 aC @c!e 10 st"u; 8, 50 l4ai vale
sziseu ources q sine. XII. So. 1t,
sixteen tusie-s q ~rta;, - c-r--
K sold "ii Eo~ ray for aDy-: ia::-y
bushels. ard OiE,- ~2:o3-c:s All iAs
products u ntEc tz, III. IL La
Frolc5liCa- T-C- cd. - oz-z-rI
"Ii- Articles Z! .Z:g.L>.c yz-e, Es-
rca'l! doubled Il v4.u4 = !ks-gy
sear-, AID q. Co-Gs So ~-.:@
aGd articles u aiI..ic:aI rz.-= G<5
81 900 have GS-L.ei = l.se g-p4-
iIUH--Ne" Is.E i~.-o---er.
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Not TIE Sherman Law.

Notwithstanding the repeal OF the
purchasing clause Of The Sherman
Law, goti continues 10 aox out OF the
e.uairy. A NsE io.s irn yes,erd: y.
Engaged one million doilsrs for ship
n.ent t. Germany by next Tuesday
Tho high rate OF nou,y on the con-
tinent Is given as the main induce
nant for tho shipueu, OF gold. the
rate in Berlin being AZ while 10 New
York the supply OF money 90 cal! is
greater than the demand at l and
III.
The expor;stton OF gold, the die.
patches say, Is looked upon in certain
quarters ss a rot uE!SvoraLle factor
in the financial situation 10 Nou
York should il not reach large pro-
portions, and 20 fears E-s expressed
that the drain will be IN any way
dangerous
Fa3 tbs large shipment o; gold
taSea place before the repeal OF the
purcha-ing clause OF the Sherman
Law, i; would have been used as a
conclus sc argument that The o
tinued purchase Of silver was driving
the yellow metal out Of tie coUciry
and, instead Of mo fears being Ell.
pressed tha. the drain will bs in any
way dangerous" the telegraph would
be burdened with frantic appeals Tor
the immediate repeal OF that much
abused law.
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Hot Times Expected.

WAsuISoToS, Dec. S.-Minister
Thurston, beioie leaving for Hoao.
lulu, told so:ne friends O; tho prorIs-
on.! government that a plaza o! ASTON
had been as'eed upon by the govern.
meut and would be carried ont.
The provisional government has
l,lo meo Lnder arms, ready 10 re.
sPond at the signal Of n bell. This
forcs will not bs permitted 10 fire on
Uuited States marines il Landed;
neither will the provisional govern
men: lag dovn its arms AID leave the
S~Jsernaoni bui.ling upon the re-
quest uf M,nisGr Willis after the ma
rines haSc Landed. Tho provisional
government wil! remain until It's
members Gre arrested aud taken out.
IL viii resist any interference by u
other iban armed forces Of The United
States. Nth lis military force at
Command IL will not allow tho sup.
porivrs of sh. Queen TO enter the pal.
ace or disturb the peace. That is The
program az outlined by Thuraion 10
his friends here before his departure
70. Honolulu
IL Is Glso positively asserted that
Thnrs!on is gang 10 HorClulu, what
erer may have been said regarding
bis Sisi: % Chicago and San Francis.
CO 10 look sitter Hawaiian aGairs iu
ibUsa cities.
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Westward Travel Increasing

A dispatch from San Francisco
says:
The W.st-bound overland rassea-
ger travel on the lines Of the South
ern Pacific Conpary las; noath were
much larger than for November, 1892
The figures for the past month are
rs follows:
Eastward, first class, l,34s; second
class, ISL. Total, 3,l79.
Westward, frs, clss, i,To3; second
class, 6,tGS. Total, ll,35l.
For November ls92, tie arrivals az
San Francisco over the saua lines
zero S-9I!, and departures eastbouad
were AL Last month the arrivals
wers greater b. 22Si aud the depart
ures less oy l,2eo2 ian IN November.
1892 The net gain last month was
s,csa- II November. 1872, il WAS but
1896. October arrivals this Year we:e
1921, or ST less than those OF the
past month, though in October nany
Cali'ornisos returned from a trip 10
the East acd tie Worlds Fair a,
Chicago.
Lodging houses aud Eecond-clsss
hotels are rapidly iiiiiDg up with Dew
coners from the East, III. most Of
whom are here TO stay Tor the Siute-,
II mol logger. Iiucdrsis OF them
haze come 10 DO business OF some sort
If. connection With the MidSir;er
Fair.
There is a notable increase in travel
oSe. the N0Eth.ra Pacific for this
p!ac. By way CT Portland. Local
agents Tor eastern railroads predict
large travel from the Eas; 10 San
Francisco Immediately after he hol-
idays. Th-y say that it is the custom
OF most people who visit winter re-
forts 10 remain at home until the
ho!!isys Lave passed and thea travel.
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STRINGS.

II : pi2t . v.tc. be added - n pin.
OF p-on: sp:-:t- the mixture will no:
MAKE = quart 4 chemical change is
The explanation
TIE c@as: distance from either the
north O. s2-th pole - the equator,
measured along the ea.;h's surface. i
e-.-ly Co. @---@
\ NV method ot co,o-iaS iron has
S>>7 discovered = Eag.11l which ca.
;--cly E.e-c-:> -s:, ERIN .hS--I :as
Ec2! ~ H-S,-a: - = ri hez.
TX a-;==l wh;eh NOS; nearly ~.
-,=A,ss plant : probably hym.G7pri
S!>c-E% = ms; found; = ir-i1. which
S@AS =. s-:=-g-Ii2ar: l~il:Iaess 10 the
co-vs- Q: - o.cL.L
TIE :-= c--s33 by tie bite O: :
1os.-@:.9 : @--Sd hy Z f-:l poison in.
.Se;s3 = lie Insect into H. To-aI -
o-:s- - @&e ;hc Mood thin c=oa-,,
- -cT t=---=S tAH MOSQUITOES ;.=z..
EvE=g nation O. the GLOBE has Ia
Is :c-e sc - 5o-c :e..oL Q: 81
10y Lys- IS late - the time G,
Moss z-1 .--ca lie r.:e q c:rccz..
-z.c= SIS performed With I stone
El::>-
= LuScoSc2 las t%-r-el !-5z,
Madagascar - So e.: ;&S c-::-e!
-2E--ls G ~ Q: TO- "ar5:aa
N:-&:% :; = -: - : inches. AID
Md E-,& ne co-;e-L- O.: -y-e than
= Cl-El U---Z-E Q c-
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What Gees 10 GEke Psrrr

Paper can u u2-s o.; c: z:-a-
anything IA~i q - Icg-L=d =
pulp, Over IL! k.r-s L! a-:z az
e-p!o!eJ, -ha.'cAi szck5ss %! b.
IE5 aakcs & go z-l.-s. Paper :
made out L! b-1aczsEE&- usz- ..=
PEI vines, co--algi aa:c- sore. SO
timothy lag, sIIa=, ..sa:-s-le-
weeds, sea Weeds E-c Ec.= ;L-E Ia
different kinds OF grass Paps. hz
been made t!o.a ha.r. Tar aLa xcy.
aso~st"s, hep p!4uts, and hu.=s @:
any kind and c! every kind Ct sraio
LeaVos make 4 coed paper, wi,i!e tie
husEs and siem'v! iudlaa coz have
Glso been tried, and almost every Eicd
OF moss Can oe used fer u2akirg Ia.
per. There axe faieLis frT n akirs
paper from sawdust and sha,.uvs,
tlssi.es and t~tis;lcdowu, tobacco.
stalks and tan bark.
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The Christmas Tree

The ladies' have collected about $40,
for the Christmas tree TO be given 10
tbs Episcopal Church on Christmas
eve.
This tree will be for ali tho chill.
dTen It the town Irrespective Of
cLnrch or sect The moaoy collected
will be used TO tim tie tree and
purchase candy and nuts for all Of
The children. The I.DErcSDEY2 is
requested TO correc; the impression
mat the tTre Is gotten up mercy for
the children OF the Episcopal Sunday
school. Once more We say that it is
Tor the chIldrrn OF both Sunday
schools and for these who 90 not at
tend any Sunday school. All will DC
welcomed and all VIII share equally
IN ths generosity ri the public.
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ToTaScnjisnS.

We smiled ~ hear a man say. as he
lifted 4 fre-GaIlon kac o. jig soup in
in his wagon. -l'n going TO leave
town and see II 1 can't keep away
fTom the Internal whisky"
In a few weeks the quo will begin
70 climb Up the h:I aSaiu. We rou
have three sunrises every day. as tbs
:racd !uniuaTy energies from tshirG
the c.ifIs ~ Intervals.
Their Is a roticesble revival 10 big
lojcz, stud poEer and other wicked
games. II Tie grip continues 20
Cause miners TO lay of, i faro bank
all! be started aud perhaps i hurIy
house. All these aboa;astiors Are
said TO be evidcoces CT prosperity.
There Is : sQuaw around here who
ought - hare 4 lucrative position
under the Goscrcreu;, as i stamp
i.cle' in the Dead letter Office. Her
facial UFiTce IS ua:aIbom!y cavsrauus
and the tGngie o; he- is IS Uy as a
uamHi"m towel. Il 10 r.oicsei 10
EXHIBIT ner a. the Midsi: ter Far.
The preacher has ma e two des
PsEat- bIt aboriive eiE5.ls 10 &c;
hero and arouse Us TO a rsal:zi,c
sense u our utter Y~orih!sSsgcSs.
The frs: time grip held hiG back.
and tGen a storm s:3prei him.
VIA; ous;sc.e the devil sill ia;e.
pzse next time remains 10 be <ec.-
Homer ICiex
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ALL OVER

EIEES are ave Per ccat more nSCer>
ocs in London CD saturday than on
Guy other day in The wees.
SINCE tie reduction OF cab fares in
London the ratio Of patronage 70 pop
ulation has risen from lac 10 -.
GEEESs, on the loss OF q relative. ali
stained from wine and agreeable food.
took o. all ornaments, dressed in
eoc-ss black staff. shared the head and
rolled IL El;-e or asheS
NcSIC:rA:. restaurants hare BEEN cs-
taSiiShed in nan: German cities IS \
means for minimizing besE.ag ora -
relieve tho worthy poor o: tae G>>e5.
sity % Gc>ep.in- foot given in charity.
Mg@RsRs OF the royal irish con>;ab-
u,s.y, when appointed must Lc be-
swca riac:&=a nad TWENTY-FIVE years
OF =. unmarried. and are no: n.
loved - sct-e "a q county where the:
have r-!a;iveA
FIr-T-EERE: per cent 0: the lima.
t:cs in the SzylG;ns OF Bengal arc
tAcre cnt;-c'y a. ths rcs2ls -: Usi3:
"~hashecsh." Z poisonous Gra-. In
ESyH:. Greece AL TUr,icy tie use
o: tae drug is Forbidden by \ stringent
lavT.
oSLv ONE o: extraordinary IneT::
E7c permitted - wear t-Susc=5 in
France. ami fer tAi, privilege ;5cv sre
cach taxed from ica - twelve dollar
q ysa- So "a ths privilege has OIL:
bsca granted 70 Gco--. S2Gi. HlSa
1;o2Scu-. Nine D:cE!=:oy, che Persian
archeAoloEsS Nine. Tol:.l!.. the
hcaoaSi woman: and two feminine
s:o=ccat;crS. Mcs3cnes Fou.-e2u and
7 = lAa,-a--
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Report Of the Mint Director.

It ia reported that tho figures on
he circulation as given out by the
Mint authorities il DOLLY actually
about sl4 per capita Instead Of ga 10
30 "a reported by this official, since
no deduction is make for the money
lost and never found during the last
twenty years, DOR for coin used Ia the
arts, OK which 10 report ia ever made,
nor FOR what Chinameu haSe sent
home lur,ug that period, and lastly,
NOS Tor the vast amounts carried 10
Enrope By American travellers during
tho sbove nar-o oil period. There is no
opportunity for calculating or know
INK Saa. smouat lrHves tho coun ny
10 the pockets Of the, travellers. Tho
same 10 ir1e OF paper moocy, and The
Treasury Department that
all the paper money issued since 1904
lees that specially returned for can
collation., is tii'l in circulation. No
allowance has been msje for loss By
destruction, nor for money ihat was
Lost and never toand. 1t would DO
well Tor the county TO know tie
whole truth and 10, TO continue de.
csiyiuE itself with The idea that ,,a
circulating aosdiun is very large for
tue population mud b~EsiUcSs.- En-
pire .; Finance ind r;sdo
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~ Of tho most interesting matches
n7dcr ;hc Quccasbcrry rulCe is the orc
that las ended in the marriage Of the
marquis himself 20 Mas Weldon.
THE settlers nni ranchnca in the vi.
cinity Of Oven. Wyo., complain that
stock - killed in great numbers hy
bears. Hunters ere not after these an
finals, rs there is no bounty for them.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS boar hunts ac-
cordinT 10 tho berlin rapcrs. are de-
pTivcd OF all elements of danger By un-
tusking the boar and docking its teeth.
\ little chloroform would make the
sport completely safe.
ORIGIN OF NAMES.
BARE. Barker AMI BARLEY thoyv .nc
Importance OF tan bark in early English
times.
IAEoRER was q drummer. and his sons
are the TabrarS, Tabors and Tabcrs of
to-day.
liHSr: and PiDstcr remind us of n
time when pins were o rare and costly
ornament.
LOCKE, Curl, Crisp. seem 20 Indicate
nm ancestor with marked capillary at
fractions.
IHEowEI was once the windcr OF silk
threads. hence the Throwers and
T~hroTvst@ra.
BEnDEI, Dcddaii and Ridllc mr., do.
rived from the name OF an old ENGLISH
func.ionary.
HARPER, Pipe, Piper. Dancer. Lutcr.
Croutilcr. Baird, Singer, arc all profess.
sioral names.
DhwrrR IL n descendant Of him who
chin"cd or duubcd the cottage wallis
with wctclay.
BL"Snr. n complexion adjective. waa
tho ptoEcnitor of Blund. Wunt. Mount
md Blondcll.
PArTEEs were ovcrshocs. hence tho
Fattons. fatona, P~attencrs, Putncrn
and putnams.
PfLTEH, Pclipcr and Furricr recall
the iur trade of the English with Nor.
way and Sweden.
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Good News.

a Salt Lake dispatch says: rhree
gigantic companies have flied incpr.
poTa,ion articles with Territorial Sec.
Fetary Richards. Tho Diamond Min
Ing Cimrany, ~ith n capitalization OF
E,0N,ns', viii operate eighteen large
mines and claims in the Eureka dis.
dtict, Nevada. Tbc Excelsior Mining
~CompuDy, with n capital siCck OF 81.
OOO,tH. will operate ssvon mines in
the Eureka district, Nevada This 10
principally u gold district, though sill
yer is found 10 paying quantities.
Tho hg Cottonwood Water Power
Company, with a capital stock Of 81.
CW.oOo, will divert the water o, Cot.
tonTood CANYON into co nmcrciul, og-
fieo!.ursl and domceiic uses.
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PRODUCTS OF The STATES.

A-ASsAs = cot:ca s:--:s E:ih. in
0-sS Il-tA = i-o1@z twelfth.
TESyEE-E : sc4cordia PEANUTS third
- Ey> So -z.L = Cotton.
E:z5-stH = IL Er: - p:a=u:s, sc,-
o71 = :o---co So eighth IN salt
nA=-L.so is a@c5ad IN fisheries.
tozES - cc1l aEE seventh in ;oh1c.o.
Eoz.- CAEoiI~. IS c.; II ~. SC.
oai!a copper, third in peanuts, fourth
IL Tzc-
A=--oyA Is h;:5 in silvc-. eighth in
sheep aad live $50: and ninth in COLA
T.nlu-.
KENTUCKY Is FIST in tobacco, fourth
II ~AiS&y, sixth II hogs, eighth In ryc
as3 mules
A.A-A&LA = foarth il cotton. aflh In
Ic;1rsoS. sixth IL sugar, seventh in
-, tel-l n coal.
s'"-~-i-gr has thirty thousand
-. - tobacco proz!uc. in 1850
i~7@-.er7 n.!iion pounds.
'".:t3N produces over fit- var:2::cs
4 III" grange. The annual crar J.,
about two million and a Quarter bOxcr.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

tit,sE No. s27 makes 100. 900 moro
Russian soldiers.
OAKLEY HALL in Essex, n property
of 0 acres In good order. valued forty
years ago at E2s, 900, has been bid OF
for 5000.
TuE diocesan conference Of Truro
concludes That great harm has been
done to the cause OF purity by tho re.
ccPtion Of Zola in London.
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State Militia Shooting.

The highest individual scUre was
made by NJ. II. Eutkc OF Battery A..
Virginia City, aud tho next highest
by g. W. Caswin Of Company +, Car.
son, who scored AZ ADD 40 respective.
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