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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
TROUBLE ON THE CHICAGO.
Serious Differences Between Admiral III
ben and Captain Mahan.

4 special dispatch from Washington
SAYS: Reports of serious differences on
board the flagship Chicago, on the Euro
pean station, between ltear-Adhlral III
ben and Captain Mahan, and OF COM
plants made to the department. by hrpeh
rejecting upon the ability as an olicer
OF Captain Mahan. are confirmed ny
statement that charges nave peeh pre-
ferred. which would seem 10 liu!C"'c 'h"-
the Chicago Is not altogether hdPps
ship. The trouble seems to nave grow"
out OF the incompatibility OF the wv
officers, whose Compartments are s.atcu
TO be opposed In every way. Admiral TX
ben is known for his amiaoility' cd"uoi'
and love for a sailor-man win no houn0,S
or pretcnsiOns, while captain AldHdh -
known not only in this country but abfodh
as an officer of unusual literary talent
and one who, in his book on the Effect
OF Sea Power Upon History mas pre-
scented a composition which Is accepted
as the ablest and most profound lied'ise
on any naval subject for years.
The trouble between the Admiral anu
the CAPTAIN Is due 10 the TACK OF zen
and interest taken by the captain III ms
duties and the management Oh the 'hI-
cago. Admiral Erben Is said 10 have re-
peatedly cautioned Captain Mahah thdl
he must show greater proficiency IN re-
gard 10 his duties or he would De COM
PEELED to report him 10 the naval autnori-
ties for inelficiency. Captain Mahah Is
said TO have neglected his literary pur-
suits for a while, and TO have gwen
greater attention to the intricate details
of keeping n large ship in perfect dlsci-
pline and condition. 1t appears, however
hat the Admiral has sent TO the Navy
Department a communication IN "hieh 1t
Is alleged that Captain Mahan gives more
attention to his literary work than 10 MS
vessel. TIE probabilities are that the Sec
rotary will take little notice OF the COM
plant, but viii allow matters 10 con-
tinue as Admiral Erben will soon retire
for age, and the Chicago will be placed
out OF commission. Captain Mahan may
then be allowed to continue his work on
shore.
There Is some comment on the delay
In beginning work on the cruisers Ma
chias and Castine. which the department.
have directed to be cut In two and four
teen additional feet added 10 give the ves-
sells greater stability. The delay Is
caused by the want OF dry-dock facilities.
and the fact that several vessels will
soon require docking 70 have their bottoms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
Naval Officer Reprimandcd.

WASHINGTON, April H-Captain H.
VI. Shepard. commanding the Minnesota
was publicly reprimanded this moSr hs
BIZ the Secretary OF the Navy, In com
pliance with the sentence OF the COZ
marital which tried the captain FOR re-
tectlng on the motives Of Captain =. y.
Bunce in an official letter. The repri-
mand consisted solely OF a copy or the
charges and findings in the form OF
general orders issued from the depart
ment These were printed fully III the
newspapers more than week ago. "hile
the sentence OF the court is thus carried
out TO the letter naval officers cannot
find any reflection on Captain Shepard
in the matter, "a he will not be disturbed
from his present duty, which is conside-
cred about the most desirable in the
navy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
BEING TRIED FOR ASSAULT.
John Woods Charged With the Ruin of
Miss Laura Higgins.

The Henrico County Court was engaged
Yesterday hearing evidence in the case
Of John NJ. Woods. charged with a crmi-
nal assault on Miss Laura Higgins. On
motion of Commonwealth's Attorney
Sands the courtroom was cleared OF all
persons other than lawyers, court officials.
and newspaper representatives.
Woods Is charged with having assaulted
Miss Higgins on June IS 1893. He Is
represented by Messrs. Edward Waddlll.
Jr.. and G.. w. Thomas, and Com
monweaIth's-Attorney Sands is being as
sisted IN the prosecution by Mr.. W. IL.
Beverage.
The prisoner, probably % years OF age
was seated near his counsel, and through
out the examination conducted himself
In a super-interested fashion. continually
making suggestions TO the lawyers. He
is of hght complexion and of short, COM
pact stature.
After the usual preliminaries, such as
swearing in the jury, etc. Miss Higgins
was called 10 the stand She IL an ex-
ceedingly handsome young lady about
the age OF her alleged assailant TO whom
she was engaged to be married. She Is
very fair has light-brown hair. and deep
blue eyes. She was clad in a plain, NEAT
fitting black dress, and was closely yelled
AT the request Of counsel she removed
her veil and revealed a troubled and sor-
rowfui countenance. She evidenced In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
A Richmond Man Welded.

a double wedding took place at Bethany
Independent Methodist church, cdrner
Calhoun and Lexington streets, Baltimore.
at 7;i5 o'clock Monday night. and such
throng OF spectators assembled that
several hundred failed to gain entrance
to the church. The alsles were so crowd
ed that the bridal parties found 1t diff
cult TO reach the altar.
The couples were Miss Mary r. Har-
court and Mr.. Joshua Owings and Miss
Ella May OwnGs and MIR. George A.
Trimmer, Of Richmond. Va. Mr.. Ow.ings
and Miss 0wings are cousins.
Mr.. :. T. Owings acted as best mar for
Mr.. Joshua Owlngs. and Mr.. Joseph Bur
roughs was best man for Mr.. Trimmer.
The brides were dressed alike I'm travel
ling costumes OF pearl MORE silk, with
bOnnets to match. After the ceremony
both couples left on a wedding tour TO
the North. Mr.. and Mrs. Owings Will
live at 6ls Hanover street. Baltimore.
while Mr.. and Mrs. Trimmer will make
their home in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
UNITED NINE WORKERS.
Preparations for the Great strike Satur-
dnX-An Ahdress.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. April 17.-At the
headquarters Of the United Aline-Workers
Of America here preparations for the great
strike Of next Saturday are being pushed
rapidly. Ey reports from the fifty or
ganizers in the field. President John Nc
Bride estimates that there will be 20,00
men going out next Saturday.
The following circular was sent out h
all local unions to-day: "Miners.-lt IS
now or never that the power Of concerted
action on your part must do its work.
The interest Of home, family. and or
ganiZation: the interest of the coal trade.
and the prosperity OF mining communi-
ties demand that you do your duty. re-
CARELESS Of local and individual interests.
'Be not Gcluded by newspaper reports,
nor mere rumors. but apply 10 us for in
formation.
Act promptly; act peaceably: act in line
with your craftsmen; act TO win better
wages and condition.
by order OF the Executive Board.
(SisnedJ "P. MBRIDE. Secretary,
JOHN M'BRIDE, President"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
sickness In Jail.

Referring yesterday to the necessity
that arose fdf pardoning John r. Kehoe.
a prisoner in the city Jail, who was suffer,
inc from typhoid-fever. the Governor said
ia, whom a contagious disease breaks on:
in a iaiI there is no way in which Its
s,,cad 70 all the inmates may be pre-
yentod EXCEPT the pardon Of all the
prisoners in order II they may ieaye
The prlson to save their lives. Here IN
ptohr,on1 there Is no hospital attached
- The ian. as there should be for the
sake Of humanity.
The Governor is not authorized by any
law to have prisoners WIN contagious III
c,ces removed from the prisons and re-
,,,r,ed on their recovery. lie thinks such
an amendment to the laws should De
made AS early as practicable.
The Governor called attention 10 the
f,ct that there might be confined In tho
ian q nerson awaiting trial. He could not
, ench a one. even II the prisoner
had q CONTAGIOUS disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
Industry and Wages.

HARTFORD CITY. IND.-The Hartford
City Window-Gass Company, which
pulled the fires from its large tank two
months ago. resumed blowing glass Mon
day night last. furnishing employment
for $40 additional men. Five hundred
men are now employed at the works. The
company was prevented from employing
Io0 more men by the arbitrary ruling Of
the secretary of the union, prohibiting
two gatherings at one ring hole"
HAZLETON, PA.-The dfferen. coal
operators who suspended all stiipping
work on the South Side two months ago
have notified the contractors that
work would be resumed on May lst.
Eighteen hundred men will be given en-
ployment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
THE HONDURAS LOTTERY.
Vnclc sam Begins War ON the Establish-
ment at Tampa.

, ~, ,.u -
JAChS'->N III 80 ~,
special 10 In" Ilnes-' mo" i'h i"''p'
Fla, says: The United States Govern
mont has begun war on the Honduras
,.,.. ~, o,,isiano, Lottery Company in
WV So. a.. ,.t.bli.b,r,rt If ,he
' ., ,. .,.,.,,. E, porr rama CITY.
prahdh f'"''''' 49,
and the puttns on 81 steamer pet" eh
this port and the honduras ehi or the
OLD louisiana lottery business th' lo'l'iy
company has kept aboard oil lh!s N's9vi
lot OF printing presses ana material
The object was 10 provide against any re-
volution that might arise in Honduras. or.
possibly. any uufavorable turn as regards
The ie-al status Of tncir business in this
country. This printing matter passed
through the cu5tom-house on reSuiar
schedule for export am was placer on 'he
vessel under the clause OF the customs
resulaiions providing mat s"'17 Inlsn'
Joe stored on a vessel as Doi-eu ""ie-
mousse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
Alleged Assassins Jailed,

NASHVILLE, TENN, April 17-Allen
Gum and Myron Gibson were brought
here and lodged in Jail for safe keeping
to-day. They are accused Of killing La
fayette Dickson in Tullahoma last Octo-
Der. Dickson was the night Waterman OF
a undergrad and was assassinated and
robbed Four men charged with the
OF the men. Jim Bell and Harry Gibson.
at the examination yesterday confessed
that they stood watch while Gum and
Holcombe committed the crime At the
same time 1t was apprehended that the
mountaneer friends Of the murderers
might attempt their rescue. For this rea-
son they were brought to Nashville. Bell
has been carried to Murfreesboro' and
Harry Gibson to Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
Governor Waite Triunphs.

DENVER. COLI. April 1.-THE decree
Of the Supreme Court has been carried
into effect. ami Governor Yates Polio
and Fire Board has taken peaceabie pos
session. Hamilton Armstrong is chief of
Police, and William l.. Roberts Chief A.
the Fire Department. The position of
Chief Of the Detective Department ha
not yet ben filed. Immediately upon
learning the opinion of the supreme Cour,
Dennis Mullen resigned from tn Stat'
Board OF Pardons and Mrs. James -.
B-lford is the only person being consider
al for the position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
Too C,ru,. Reunion Tonight.

The members Of Lee Camp VIII cele-
Lra,o the twelfth anniversary OF the,r
organization with reunion at the
diers' Home tonight. The m"mhers -
the camp. I'm uniform, and their friends
viii assemble ~ the home at c,och'
The members II Pickett camp nave peei +,
invited 10 unite with thelr ''iii"ie' u
Lee Camp in tine celebration, anu ar
expected TO be present.. Inc FOLK Miie'
combination will also le on mana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
lNCENOlkRIES CAPTURED.
They Arc Barely Saved from Being
Iynched on the spot.

MERIDIAN. MISS, April H.-For seve-
raj days incendiary fires have been quite
frequent. Several occurred Sunday night.
two being at private residences. the others
at business houses. Last night two men
set fire to the Western publc-school
building, and started 10 escape. bu, two
officers concealed near the building
pounced upon them. and desperate fight
ensued. during which one Of the officers
was accidentally shot by the other. The
incendiaries were oYerpOwered, however,
and proved TO be Robert Belt and Dudley
Scott. A mob gathered and with diff
Guilty the officers prevented the prisoners
from being lynched. The officers and
cooler heads appealed TO the mob to let
the law take its course, promising that
Justice would be done. Under the laws OF
Mississippi arson is punishable by death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

attended to. with the Machias and Cas-
tine III dock they could not be removed
until all the work was complete. ana thus
would prevent other ships from oe'ng
taken from the water. The result WIZ
be that II ~ probable the vessels will not
be touched for perhaps another montH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18


Mr.. l.. kaufman 81 Atlanta Is IN the
| city lh' guest OBJ 30 ""''".'9'
Mr. Harvey Lynwool TAYLOR leit yes
ttriay for Nor:o.h 10 attend inc marriage
of friend.
Tho Tulton Democratic club has been
invited to meet with the Union club FIJI
day night.
Mrs I,bn ~ TAYLOR. Of I.vnchburg. is
visiting her dauehtar at No. o0l north
Twenty -s.Aih street.
The ladies Of the lakewood Association
viii meet i'm the Third Presbyterian
church this afternoon at . O'Clock.
Dr. Il. :. Martin. Of Stuart. Va, IS IN
the city in Attendance upon the State
Medical Board which meets tonight.
NJ. ,Y,.ri,s # Wallace custodian Of
co., custom house is preparing flower
he'd on a.. eastern side of the post-ofilce.
Mr. MILTON Randolph. Of New York.
formerly If Richmond. is visiting the
civ
r - <-,.7,,,-, &c daily
I''' ,,.,.'. ,,.,...r'.'.,tiors M The
Grac.-Str.et BAPTIST church IL and S
,.l,cr
E'v Ir. io&' Ict"Ih'H 10 'n' c',3 ~
t'rday from Nash!ii-'oh' "i,'H'I ie va :
49,. I. ,,''..'''
Ms. T. ". McCrarY' OF stuart, d.,
ana AIRS. &. j.. h'ISey ana ""uE"'VI' "a
)anNliig. are N'7'ili- ','I 1i "'o'i''i' Do
,, - co,,,r,, linn.
Il"i' q. -. ,',,,,s.,,t.I Icin.,
',''l-' ..'' e., a., t,,' t.risl.,,uro IL
,',,o tb'. civ Circuit CONT
d" "'' 'i0
There VIII be mass me- ''lS u "ic
t'.4an c.''"y"I a. -. ~IIh mis- o,.s.
Ut. "'' '''''' i,..,i3.'..., ro r.,,,,et.J In L..
''iIt' An
present
Colonel John $. Moshy viii probably be
~ Richmond next Mohaay' IL was oN-
p'ctei mere 'hlS Wen "u' ,rof.s-
l''He il' '''''
si'""l business
Cards have been issued for the mar
r.ace OF Miss Madeline b. Jackson 10
Mr. Flavius j. CHM on Wednesday eve
nins' Apii -S'., az ''''
VI '"'
\ very important meeting OF inc hlhs
DAUGHTERS VIII be heli at 'I' ou,is
Mems CHRISTIAN Nsso'id 'i"" nan '''i'
tcrnoon at ciu'N' anu ~ - ''''''
o., -.
The funeral OF MI 80" a., "|, ~
died at IN ll'"v. ., .i' - ~,
NJ. 'l1 norm l"e",S ms $50 va ~
day took pace "' 'i'oN a.
ternoon. she was 81 YEARS o'i'
There viii be meeting oil the oid-Mar-
KIT Democratic ana Ho0i1i ' .r, "' non On, .
Han tonight at 'ioch' me cruz III Il
give street par"1T M"n'aE d t, "',,t ..
grand rally IN Oid-Ni"iNo' nan ''"'
night
,rt..r, viii no q meeting Of the Rich
-, ncaI council. brotherhood OF ST.
t,lr.,, in the lecture-room of All Saints
church. Thursday evening at o'clock.
IL is earnestly deslIed 'n"' az "''' e"'''
VIII attend.
Sergeant f. T. Howard, Of the First
polio. District. lost his badge yesterday
aCornonn Ills name IL engraved on the
r.x.rs. side of the silVcry credental.
and the finder VIII be rewarded If he will
I..,vc =, Al the First Station-Housc.
II, ........, ,,,,,o
MIS- {. - IL. 'o""' wv ~ '.i',, - Tar-
yesterday di'eT ,',. 49,, s,s
tcr-ln-iaN, MIS-. j. fTahh L"i'i'i"'' W
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
snoo,inr At Amelia Courthouse.

4 gentleman who came In on the pan
vile train Yesterday morning tolt a rep
resontatiye Of the Dispatch that there
was good deal ~ excitement at Amelia
Courthouse over shooting scrape NM
occurred there Monday. DICK Chaiiil
(colorcD shot at a white man twice WIN
am, cff.ct. and. after being arrested and
denied bail. attempted to escape when
the constable shot him, wounding him
quite badly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
school hildren Killed.

MONTREAL April IA portion Of
the ceiling Of the Riverside school. at
Point 81. Charles, fell i'm this morning.
killed three children, ana injured several
ntlers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
Our Folks nj Gofhafu,s Palaces.

NEW YORK. April r.--tSpecial)- E. d..
Taylor Firth Avenue: l.. X. Page, Miss
n. l.. Page. Murray Nm; w. $. Forbes,
Waldorf: T.. q. Blanchard. Imperial; II.
Barbour, Cilsey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
HATCHER ON MOODY.
lie Explains How the Evangelist
Was Invited 10 Richmond.
ASKED BY THE MINISTERS.
IL Wa Their Formal Request, Not That OF
theN. NC. 4. Committee. That lie
acccptcd-IIis Work Here.

q tho General Committee 81 Arrange
m.nis for the Moody meetings, was seen
.a his study at Grac,-S,rcct Baptist
church after The services last night ana
asked II Dc bad anything 90 say tn regard
f, thc matter az issue between Rev
pr Carmichael. rector of 81 PauFs
,n..rch. and the Young Mems Christian
Association. all Of The very interesting
correspondence in connection with which
v.. published exclusively IN yesterdays
D.-.aica.
Il could on 10 account" nc replied
cutter i'd word that would reflect on Dr
carmichael. who ia The minister Of one
.r .te most houorcd churches IN cur
.tr. nor ao feel that ] am called upon
,, enter the arena Of battle as the cham
,...u Il the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation. but as you choose TO address
,...r inquiry % me as chairman oi the
Committee ~ Arrangements for the
Moody meetings. ! must assure You ih"i
... under rrcat obligation 90 the l''s-
,t-rh Cor valuable assistance rendered me
.a rav Official work during the meetings
AMI II yog desire amy information from
ro, a~ o. thas. meetings. chccrfully put
myself o. your service
INVITATION To MR. MOODY.
.r,. ,fr Moody come Co Richmond IN
80 r. yo,r,, Mems
"i I'D '"' '' .,.
CHRISTIAN Ass ri"u'a' "r '' "''''
"a taa, body bring Mr. Moody here
mast asked
o." Dr Watcher an
, IT.,
>..rl 10 '- '"' ''' '''''"
christian Association g. say th1t me
.. of bringing SIR. Moody r" dd
....,.t. win fNat 1ol.. arl ihe cirrr-
..,. ...f , committee 90 WaSh.rrt %
.- ascertain II then. was any hup" OF
,.s..c,,.. -fr Moody 20 visit Richmond
-.... Committee. consisting 90 br Tudor
..l ,i.s.rs Tra,.r~ ana T.hrtts. went
-, ..r.,l Of l9l-..r,. lut was not aH-
..-.f e.. rr.-. nm enlargement with
&C.. ,...... hold ID series Df meetings
.., -fr Moody gave Those gene
., O., h.,. that hD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
Browns
Iron BitterEs

It's grateful friends are legion.
They are to be found in every
State, in almost every land.
For weak, debilitated, over
worked women, and puny and
delicate children there is no
better medicine in the world.
Dose small and pleasant to
take audit does not tnjn''e y0nr
teeth. Testimonials are full
of praise-they speak of suf-
fering relieved-of sickness
banished. Why not get a
bottle to-day?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
Opinion I'm Louisiana.

In Democratic primary recently held
in the Fourth Congressional District OF
Louisiana to nominate successor to
Mr.. y. c. blanchard. vote was taken
on leading questions OF the day. The re-
suits were as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18
SPECIAL ORDERS.

The hours Of sessions and some specia!
orders were appointed az follows;
There will be daily sessions from $3.50
\. NJ. till =. NJ. with preaching at T.
NJ: from J.. Al. till =. NJ. except on
Wednesday, when this time shall be de-
voted 10 committee meetings, including
the examination of candidates; at +. NJ.
a popular meeting in the interest Of one
of the causes Of benevolence, 10 be fol-
lowed - business at the pleasure Of
the Presbytory.
At y NJ. Wednesday the trial sermon
of Candidate James f.. Cook; Al the same
hour Thursday, that Of Candidate
Churchill O.. Christian.
Popular meeting at i. NJ, Wednesday
for the Bible cause; Thursday. for ..Ome
missions Friday. for foreign missions.
The Presbytcry adjourned till tomorrow
at $50 i. NJ.
At the meeting tonight In the interest
OF the Bible cause. Dr. Campbell. the
general agent OF the Virginia Bible So
ciety. will present some facts with regard
10 the work in Virginia. and pr. Hoge
will make an address on the subject. In
view Of his agreeing TO make this address.
Dr. Hoge withdraws the appointment for
preaching in his own church tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-18

How about Mr Tlbbitis and his
cards. was asked.
Mr.. T8bbitts WAS the secretary OF tho
Committee Of Arrangements. and II was
made part OF his duty - take list
Of the converts and 10 send The names TO
the pastors Of those churches which the
converts declared their purpose 10 join.
This nc did. not as an officer OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, but
as a member Of the Committee Of Ar
Tangemslts who had been assigned 10
that particular duty. ! got many or
these cards, and really never closely OBJ
served the note which accompanied them.
] DO not know that the notes were
cOuche9 Ia the most felicitous terms. but
] KNOW that Mr.. Tibbitts WAS trying 10
do his part ss best be could. Dear fel-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-09

p ssslasas As.ss nos 8 .. :.
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

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ADVERTISING RATES.

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SUMMARY.

The above balance stands to the credit Of the
various funds as per treasurer's Ba!ance
Sheet, dated Dec 30, 1873:
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w. w. BOOKER.
HDIToR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

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TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.

Cash in treasury to tha credit Of the vsrious
funds, Dec 80, 1898.
In State fund, ................... f02 SO
In Judges Salary fund ......,........
In General County fund .......... 2,468 10
In Cash Contingent fund ............ 6,E25 81
In INDECENT Sick fund ............... 3,Ss3 81
In Lounty School fund. a8 81
In oficers' Salary fund. ............. 2,7l3 81
-
Total. .................... ..... 81, ,S21 81
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To the Honorable Board of County CommIs-
eioneHs of EIko County, Nevada
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
teiiy Report OF Ihe Finances of the County
for the quarter ending Dee. 81, 1893.
respectfully submitted:
GEO. q. .MEIGs,
Nj. III. MILLER,
Treasurer.