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The morning call., 1894-09-10
WHO SHOT CASH?
A Murder Mystery That
Grows Deeper.
THE WIDOWS SAD STORY.
Strange Things That Have Been
Told to Her.
sHENOw PRAYs FOR VENGEANCE
The Inquest to Be Resumed Next
Wednesday-Capture of Very
Important Witness.
sHENoW PRAYs FOR VENGEANCE

In scantlly furnished apartments a
.1l2lh Howard street lives a pale, slender
black-haired and black-eysd little woman
who longs and prays for justice and
vengeance TO be meted out to her hCsband's
murderer. The lady is Mrs. Amelia Cash
widow of William w. Cash, who was
fatally shot by some person unknown in
his room in hotel at Willows, August Il
last, and died at the German Hospital in
this city.
=: The murdered man was one of the class
OF humanity who prey upon the credulIty
OF weak minds, and who hesitate not to
take the deluded victims last quarter on a
sure-thiDg game. He was an all-around
street vendor-fakir, as such are generally
:called-and was considered very sharp in
his line of business. He belonged to a
coterie of nomadlc sharps who made a
business of manipulating wheels Of fortune
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
CIeveIands Win an Easy Game From
the Colts.

the Colts.
CHICAGO, Sept 9.-The CIevelands won an
easy game from the Colts to-day. After ion.
rest McGiIl was put In the box for the locals
and virtually lost his game in the first inning,
when he was batted safely FIVE times, made two
wild pitches ana hit a batsman. The home
team had men on bases in nearly every inning,
but could not hit Cuppy when hits were needed.
Score: Chcagos 8, base hits 16, errors q.
Cleveands 8, base hits IS, errors 2. Bat
Ieres-McGill aud Sehriver, thinner and
Cuppy.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 9.-To-day's game
was very interesting until the fourth inning,
when the Orioles balted out victory. Hem
mIng's finger was split in The filth inning by a
liner from NicoPs bat. Darkness ended lhe
game In the eighth inning. Score: LoulSYllles
A, base hits 8. BaltmOres 8, base hits II.
error /. Batteries = Wadsworth. Grim aud
Richardson. EsDer, Hemming ana Robinson.
Umpire-Keefe.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 9.-Two games were played
to-day and the Browns and Bridegrooms broke
even. The home team won the first through
Inability OF the visitors to hit BTelleuStein
safely. Kennedy was batted hard. In the sec
ond game Clarkson and Hawley were batted
out of The box. Score; First game-St Louis
z, base hits IL, errors 2 Br0Oklyns o, base
hits 8. errors 4. Batteries -BrelIensten, Shu-
gart aud Miller, Kennedy and Bailey. Second
game-St Louis z, base hits 13, errors 3.
BroOklyns IL, base hits IL. errors o. Bat
teres-Clarkson, Hawley and Miller; Kennedy,
Lucid ana Kinslow. Umpire, hurst.
CINCINNATI, Sept 9.-Cincinnatps superior
fielding won the game with Washington, al
though their batting was inferior TO that of the
visitors. The secoud was also captured by the
REDS by a magnificent batting rally after The
game seemed hopelessly LOST. Score: First
gamt-Cincinnatis 4, base hits 4, errors o.
Washngtons 1, base hits 6, errors f. Batter
ies-Wittrock aud Merritt, Mercer aud Me-
Guire. Umpire, Emslle. Second game-CIn.
cinnatis z. base hi IL, errors 3. Washingtons
g. base hits 8. errors l. Batteries-Fisher and
Merritt, Stockdale and Mcclure. Umpire,
Emsiie.
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HE is HEADED FOR MEXICO.
General Ezeta Speaks of His
Future.
TO WASHINGTON, THEN PARIS.
He VIII Return to This Country
After interviewing His
Brother Carlos.

General Jacinto Colocho, late SALIVA
doran refugee, is steaming rapidly over
the desert wastes of the southwest at the
present time, bound for the City of Mex
leo. His former companions in arms and
exile, Generals Antonio EZeta and Leon
Bolanos, Lieutenant Colonel Cienluegos
and Captain-Msjo Bustamente. were
taking things easy yesterday, pending the
great legal struggle before Judge Morrow
Tuesday morning.
General Colocho has not gone to Mexico
10 seek recruits for the cause of Ezsta in
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THE BABY HAPPY.
Out at the Park Yesterday in His
Glory.

Glory.
How the babies enjoyed rolling down
the grassy slopes at Golden Gate Park
yesterday afternoonl Hundreds OF them
were out with their nurses and mammas,
and the warm Indian summer air was
filed with their happy shouts.
The grave bronze face of the author of
Tine Star-spaugled Banner" looked
placidly over the crowd of people-old and
young, rich and poor--that crowded
around the bandstand. The day was per-
feet, and the younger folks promenaded
and tlirted along the shady promenades,
while the more sedate elders looked smiI-
ingly on and recalled their own youthful
days.
The lake, with its swans and ducks,
was surrounded by a constant moving
crowd OF pedestrians, and the boulevards
were filled with stylish turnouts.
1t Is rumored that the pTOperty-owners
of d street will meet with considera BILE
opposition TO their proposed plan of taking
seventy feet from Golden Gate Park To
widen that thoroughtare.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Thomas j. Hart of New York is regis
tsred al the Baldwin.
w. II. Mckay and wife of Vallejo are
stopping al the Baldwin.
j. Z. Mills, a prominent mining man Of
Quincy, is stopping at the Occidental
F. M, Peyser and wife, Miss T. Peyser,
Jesse +. Peyser. Horace Peyser. Miss Pey-
er and maid of New York. who have
been touring California, are at the Palace.
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FIRST SERVICES.
Song and Prayer in the
Y. NJ. G. A. Building.
MEETINGS ALL DAY LONG.
Attentive Audiences Attend the
Exercises.
MEETINGS ALL DAY LONG.
EMINENT OFFICERS TAKE PART
The Old Structure on Sutter Street
Is Abandoned With Feelings of
Sorrow and Joy.

1t was happy day yesterday for the
earnest men who originated and accom-
plished the idea of building a magnificent
hall for the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, and none the less happy for these
young men who have taken an active
interest in the institution and were
factors in its latest crOwning success.
For the first services were held yester-
day In the new building at Mason and
Ellis streets.
The imposing corridors and halls were
filled with the crowds that attended ser
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Earned runs-san FrancIscos =. FetnIumas =
base bits-Keiiy, Crowley. Monahan. First bas.
ON errors-San franclscos 2. Petalumas 2. First
hase on called balls-San Franciscos 4, Petalumas
= Ieft an bases-Sau Franciscos 4, Petalumas 10
struck out-By Eber q by Krug 4. Hit by pitcher
n Levy Krug. Billings. DouDie piays.mo ona-
han to Beckert to Donovan. Passed 0alis-bodie s.
Wild pitches-E EOer 8. Umpire-Donahue. omcial
scorer-Hennessy.
The morning call., 1894-09-10

Part twenty-eieht of picturesque
California" will be ready for distribu-
ton to-day. 1t is devoted to the Puget
Sound country and Is full of beautiful
pictures.
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Got as Far as Bangor.

Sarah Orne Jewett's charming story OF
the gentle old lady, an inmate Of Maine
poorhouse, who managed TO get to phila.
delphia and see the wonders Of the Centen-
NAL Is recalled TO mind By tho adventures
OF Charles Snowman, hall witted i'm
mate of the castine almshonse, who start
cd last summer 10 walk 70 the Worlds
fair. He got as far MS Rockland, where
be was arrested us a tramp aud given llp
days exercisein the city stoneyArd. After
serving his time there he managed % get
TO Bucksport, whore be borrowed money
10 pay his fare to Bangor. Here he found
quarters NJ tho almshouse, where ha re-
NAMED until short time ago, when be
was discovered and sent back to pastlne.
Augusta (Me.) Journal.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
r,ls off to 29d-Cotton Loses Abroad and at Homo
W r,eot Slightly Beter-Clews & Co.'S Financial
Circuar-Closing Quotations

IN excess Of last year. This oys-.,,..
Withs,ouding adverse eonsJ, ~. l'"s, not
nave attached 20 this veer Sa5 Whleh
ported, and us crop s,5Itaus 2eeh eN-
more opDaren; It is quite iiiso,, "t .,l
reaction VIII ensue N'''
-, ne course OF wheat whose position is in
Of, GA ~, analogous to cotton, has h,e1
- Wy hearS as reason why c,t4.,,
st'""tu pe similarly Infected. W'bfa ,c1
-Iu sec NO Identity IN the Two ar,lrias
a'ttl i, may now be reasonnblv nstef
WY zoe not cotton advance from tbs
patN"li.nS low rates as wheat s3ovs N
day? '''e' since Eester-
Based on past experiences, both oro
relatively low; at least, too murb e, ~,
May'aht sales on the part of those com
sefVhtively inclined
our market shows healthier status ne
me Iiql.dation today has been consids,,,-
PIE ana the more prudently Inclined hesJ-
lale at ieast TO Increase their sales m el.
,su.iH prices. Under ordinary conditions
II Is hardiy reasonable To expect any
great gam From sales at prices abnnrtnall,,
,,o"' whereas prohts-and larEe ones-bsve
peen known TO follow purchases of COM
ll"ullies when at rates materinllv bclnvo
the cost OF production
ICr' receipts thus far this week 40 gs5
against 1897 last year: estimated re-
Se.I's at this port tomorrow 5000 10 fno6
against 1852 last year.
N"I SPOT market closes easy at 1-t6r do
tune' the sales, however, witch were re-.
s1L,'gle' by bad weather. aggregated $3.50
pa''S' sales 10 arrive 7jO bales
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Port OF Galveston, February -,
Arrived
Schooner II. L. Gresg, coggius, pensa
Cleared.
Steamship Teutouid, Kramer Liverpool
Steamship Tent5ni 'l,'f Kramer IiverpooI
:, SCHOONER Napoleon Boushton, Dunou
In Port
steamship sirathuvon burden. outside.
Steamship Bonita, Arana, outside
Steam hlp l-anpHAaa, BuFroWs, pier a.
steamship Ramiel, Atusilr. pier l3
steamship san Marcos, Wider, pier a.
Steamship IarlaielI, Jones. plar a.
steamship 81 clears, liochFn, pier 90
Steamship Nucces. Risk pier e.
steamship lBiTchuell, Norton, pier -
Barns dnC arnooneia-
BarIe President. Olsen. In stream.
Schooner Edward ". smith, Cramer.
Schooner Rebeeca Goddard, Gardner.
schooner Mabel Hooper, Hooper. pier 81
Schooner j. "a. Buttprick, Hover pInr 3Y
Schooner James ii. Dudley, Wall,
'''' Cleared for Galveston.
Bri i steamship Moorgare, Smith. sailed
" Steamship Avondale. Miner sailed No.
vemper 20.
Bark Alice C. Dicksrman. sailed No
yembcr T.
steamship Toronto. Bartlett. ssilec No.
vemucr 10.
Penarth--
Steamship Aldoborough. sailed Dec. q
steamsh,p Springfield, Bramfoot. sailed
December IL.
New York
senoonsr Jessie Jena. podeL sailed Do
cemDe- ~
PHlladelBria--
schooner James H, Dudley, Walls. sailed
January 10.
Schooner Josephine Eliieott Nash. san.
el December ~.
Shields
steamship Sultan. Rafen. sailed Janu-
airy 10.
Cotton on shipboard CSot clearedp
For Great Rr.tain--
Steamship Ramleh, 675p.
Steamfhip Birchdeld 23il
Steamship Parkneid, G26
steamship Teutonia, SIS.
Total. 20932.
For ! rance
steamship 81. Clears $50.
OihcF FoFNiNu--
SfeaInshlp CraigmOTe 2lys.
Bark President, POO.
Total, 1856
Con FtW+fae--
Mallory line, iiW
For Great Britain, 209J2
Tor France, BID
tthcr foreign, 4l95.
oOastW tlaL
Total, 1909
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blasting powder S22S per kes, agents
EllSe' sNgI crop per sack, Sl.6Oal.6i,
BAGGlNG AND TIES - Bageins. Il,
10, bg3'ae: 10, CVd1Ac; Delta ties, 81 n
per bundle; standard Arrow ties, Silica
llo per bundle; 80 Id ste0! Arrow Ties, Sl,05
BAKING POWDER -- Apex. 10. nor
dozen $40; Y ~, SLe5, y 10, DC, Victor.
l 10, per dozen, $L0l; y 10. zoe. "A H.. i6c,
ISIS One spoon, 1 ID, per doaen $40; y
hEEsWAN-12e for good yellow. Ice FOR
BACON Wholesale Erocers charge.
snort e'e9r a't89Ac; breakfast i2i4Uleigc
CANDY PLAN candy 6iln6sc; Wrapped
iG cas- fancy mixed. I'm pNls SGlic. fancy
ih cases, l0l4dl2ec, rock, l28I2Mc
CANNED FRUITS Standard canned
goods, PET dozen. Strawberries, Sllbai
onds. Sl,-VNl59, pears. standard. 81 e0Il IS.
pcIcnea, standard H. SL3OQl, So seconds
lb, SiG4ll4. standard $ 10, $l,155ll So;
3 lb seconds, $iS0Rl, 10, 10 standard pie
SLolpi %, hlackoerries, Sl.20Gl. 20, marrow,
iat peas Sli5Bl26; Lima beans, $1,000
llu; string beans, .0IHuci corn. Si.lolgl 90.
tomatoes TO- @Gaoe; h. Sl.2oUl %;
f. w., eoag5c; : 10, & W. Si.OQl, 10, salmon,
! 10 cans, N.2b4tl 50 per dozen; roast beef
u ,io@ls9i ehippod beef y 10, lS5ullO,
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS -
Wholes1le grocers mn orders az the fol
lowing quotations per dozen FOR lL 10
sans Peaches S2Q)G2,25i egg plums
CANDLES Quoted MS follows: star
lv,2e; u or paranine, set nAanNc.
NptFEE reaberrN 22Nc; Cordova
IAe. fancy Rio, 223, 023e; choice Rio, 22lf
mon RIO none. purching RIO, lSc
NOIION SEED-F o, L. $40 per ton
,,.l fEkIililHERS-Bat guanu, SIS per ton
FlOUR lTdui Wave 81 90. r5atsor Ann.
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from Port Llmon, Costa Rica, 20 j. t..
PhippH IS Go.
Rilt steamship Trovanlan, Rlal,e. from
Cardln january %. In ballast TO New or
leans Elevator Co
Am schooner Robert j. Barr platt from
Pensacola February w., IN ballast, lu CSC.
" Kelley.
Am steamship Saltwater calf. from pu-
ett0 lQrtea. Livingston ana Belize, 70
Royal Man Line
Nur steamship John wilson, Hansen.
from Bluehelds, Ma, TO Blueheii Banana
Co
from Liverpool January %. Ia Alfred Lee
Blame.
Steamship Excelsior. Ryrne from New
York February j., TO Southern Pacific co
Steamship whitney, slap e3 from ia
yana VIA Key West no Southern Pacific
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r,brrury 2O,-1his morn
81 ','N ,or,;e, was neither strong
s'''n nm for the moves Of the
F'aN - taIers and the inoessant
''' NV, Of caicasc Gas Disillery
/ w., would have been more I'sIess
~ THE execution OF ORDERS Ivy
/ W h-oters was attended with
n'si'- me traders cluscl their bids
4lp ,. nboneyer anything like out
o'a. wsre apparent. IN the trIf-
,,i,, into which business has
''D'' !, M, 10 be wondered at tina,
.l.. : committee of the stock OK
~ ~. found it reces sary to warn
~ against the cutting of com
y. active market for New York
go feature Of the day and was
~, to he expiration of a number
I,.v.day contracts put out in De-
rssse were closed out and then
I, .,aln for the same time at quo
Y about Il. to - points below the
y r,'g ram washington gave no ad-
asss ci,aor side in the speculation
ne ~ ~' t1rHs.. esiF4r,a- Vtsa-s
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LOCAL PRICE CURRENT.

Thef0llcwlug are the ruling prices for
groceries. etc, In the market today
AXLE GREASE Diamond i5d5Dc:
Golden, G0l10c per dozen hoxas; castor
oil, G5d75c. Boston coach On Der case
pints. $40. per case. quarts. $3.50
AMMUNITIOS-Po Powder. per keg. 500:
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NeW Orleans, La, Febrlary 2I-cleare1
yestrrIagt
Am sieamship William q HeWes. Nor
gan. for Buefeid8
Brit steamship jamaican. Daniels. Tor
Liverpool
en- via Newport News
Arrived yesterday.
Nor steamship Albert Dumois, Horgen,
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GuINo8iln, IaNus, Tcbru0rv en-
Receipts today: iy GIlt, Colorado AMI
santa te, cas-; International and Great
No@hern, 80 Misspur, Kansas ana Texas.
SO, total lSl9
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LIVE STOCK.


81. Louis February 2o-Cattle-W
Win prices about s,eaay; naAve Steers,
I1it IL 200 lbs. S00g3 50, s.Ockers and
fasdars s5008 90; COWS and heifers 20
ray3s fed stears. one choice lois no IDS,
D. 't,oss-I over: Few good and light sold
otS 10 bUt bulk OF good hogs Ven az 5-UJ4
or; pigs range 4292i 49, ,o
Shaet|Actlve; demand good prices lV4
- UL--L.-r
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Mha ,yanl nnIcs. aIas..

In England candidate "staada' for an
ofiice In this county be s'funs' for II.
This shows who want the Offices the ssosE.i
--Iammany Times.
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choice 4251+50. medium S15Ql5o; others
5.WU3 -; Texans 2.iUNSH5s cows g rs lg Is.
llog--Active Zoe lower. rauHh i65tt
4,,oi packers and mixed 5.0pfA. as; prime
heavy and hutCnur weights 5loual5; as
sorted llEhl 5l0.l5 lSie.
Shccp-Slow, weak aud unchanged
New Orleans,
New Orleans February @-livc Stock
Market fully supplied with beeyes; de-
maud fair for fat becvcs ana tx foNus
cows. with uo good ones ON band
Calves anu yearllpgs IN fun supply: de-
mtod only fair for toduy's calves and
yvlrliuRs.
Hogs quiet; venrings in-tul supply.
New York.
New York, February c0-Bceves-.No
trade; cables quote American steers ipissr
He dressed weight American rsfgle5r.
tor beef Scaut SEA
Calyes-Slow at 5o)lf1 so for poor to fair
~ prime Ncals
Sheep--Markct demoralized; prices low.
err; poor To- choice 2,Uot}a IS; poor 10 cholre
State lHmhs 3.5604.6O.
Hogs-Nominally quoted 81 55DE6.OO
uorsruN CATTLE NAUIUr
Houston, Tcvas Feh 90
Reported daily by j. NJ, FrUat live STOCK commits.
, az, ft1fr
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All Goods Bearing our Trade
Mark Guaranteed.

Use Hagemau's Butter OIL for cook
ing. a clean and beautiful substitute
for lard and butter for cooking purposes,
being really an Improvement on these ar
uelca when they are pure 10 say nothing
when they are unwholesorne. which 10 too
often the case.
II IL sold aud used on its own merits
as q refined cotton OH. less carefully re-
fined, IS pat up and sold by manufacturers
and packers as olive oil
DIRECTIONS
For frying all kinds OF meats oysters,
douRhnnts. etc, Wait until the oil becomes
hcliing hot thus preventing the absorb
iioi 81 grease ~ the article cooked, as -
80 commonly the case whore lard IS used.
for shortening tread cakes rolls his
eults- crackers ana pastry. use only one
hat the quantity YOU would Or lard.
Manufactured and refined splelg BY the
houston Oh hennng and Manufacturing
CO.. Houston, Texas
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Galveston, Tex, Fob 90
Srrinr- THIS DAY Yesterday
IL months cllp-bue ....a. SisNlO sLwlO
Medium ..,,..,..,..,.... 9'R4ll H4all
Fall
$40 months-Ape. ,....... $ O. ~ s
Medium -.......~.,...,.. @1O WlU
Mexican improved. .,...... 1iEg lt4es
MoNcan carpet...... ...... % = s
sandy anu curry 3g &c below quotations
AnrH.L LLmLL
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New York, February .0-Monev on call
easy: ! per cent; last loan i, and chosen
al / offered: prime mercantile pape. a1lTi
az; silver certificates 6HaD63c.
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l.hlraro Fahrulry .D.-DaItIe-aloW and
,,ncbsinged. pr!me 10 extra native steers
n,,nja,tliy lau5.O9, none here good 10
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
NAfN-GWfsAGu
Corrrnlcl hMLIr nY AImnoh Nlulnft & @


New York, February Wheat-spor
! dun but stronger, 80. 2 red. store and elc.
/ ylt5r G3 aaoat 81 +. o. j.. So. ia. ]
! Northern G1l.
| Corn-Sput dun closing strady: Nc.
z 49,. elevator. 4,t.GfI aloat: YELLOW a. de-
1 l.ysr.4
oats Spot hirhcr and STEADY; No .
I AL. 3a,itareI ssi,. No z 5Gu
yan5 lsi,asf -teS'iy.
Hides ouiet
Wool quiet dome tic fleece l9d23. phil
ca -o'tzo IeA ~, Tx .ti m ,,,, .,,,....,.
coAphld u hhmP9F5tEt lots, inculiuH
pl,5"y 81 ~ d.. -, mug IepgIt .I!llras
| anu western d4tie H,,o uasatsiAc,piy
PRIME cFulr iA u.ia ~9H - 40 loose -'g-ht
of crude ID n24 2egI7,; butter EIa1es S5e
-, pl5nlt suHl.ltv y'it"" SsHat' Oh 40. 81 H
co. lI"Ae .eI.'u5.l WY ooH2i' .
~, Goil Cha .',o d1 . ana heavy; No. .
lal4His"t. ,.u .,, 49,
refined dun and uneaanses,
81 L""Is.
ST. Jouis. February 1D.-rIour hotter bt,r
NOT uugtabiv CHANGED
Wheat was strong ON cold weather and
closed with a gain Of lFbc; No. 2 red, casa
c'2 s5,,.l ~. ,,,.,t.. ,st,, nh. -,.,-
@5.e; N9, = laiHei, cash closed. %.
closed g,
las eaiy 90 advance; prime to choice
u,nnolhy 9.y9ai9 2sl,; 7s
Whisky 10, ..,
Provisions iirmer better demand.
Purk-Siandard mess l2G2H.
l.ard-Prnr steam q 4UUl so.
Ply SAT- Meais- Loose shoulders, longs
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Reported for The Houston Post dollv erront
Ihur'days and sundays, by Albert Mouieonrry
ljNc stocS Commission Merchant
New bflpaus F,b 0n
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SUMMARY.

The above balance stsnds to the credit of the
various funds as per rressurer's Balance
Sheet. dated Dec 80, 1893;
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, and sent to any adj
tIeos tportage pAid) at ALe following rates
payable in ADVANCE: ~, =
une yeacs; 2. .-.s .-..'-. Oo
For any period under elk months, Fifty
ssnts per month.
Entered ut the Elko, Nevada, Postofice for
transmission through the mails as second
lass mail matter. ilt<
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TREAsURER's BALANCE sHEE

TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash in treasury to tha credit OF the various
funds, Dec so, 1893.
In State fund, .:........-............ 1oz Is
In Judges Salary fund .............. .."
In General County fund .......... 81 ,46S %
In Cash Contingent fund ............ S,625 "a
In INDECENT Sick fund ..........-.... 1888 81
In County School fund. :S 50
In Officers Salary fund. ............. AHA 81
Total. observation-disclosures. ...... 1891 81
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

viii be made as low as lie consistent with
sound business principles. Apply at the Of
90 for terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-13

To the Honorable Board of County Commis-
sioners of Elko County, Nevada.
GENTLHMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
teily Report Of the Finances of the County
For the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1898.
e. Respectfully submitted:
GEO. Il. .MEIGS.
Auditor,
M. H. MILLER,
:. ''..s. Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-02-13
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.

5alancs in treasury'septrso 1893. :. .s2s; 1908 6s
From reyenxe from Hospital ....-. 100 OO
" Fees collected ........... 75e 80. ,,5
:" Poll Tax Assessor. ........ 14l OO
q General licenses. ..1,39s rs
" Gaming licenses ......... rs 90
From Personal Prop tax Asst. 2lS SO
Real & per prop, Tux Rec'r... ,76,075 10
From poll tax Tax Recr..... 1,G41 90
" Tax net proceeds mines 194 36
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-01-06

tn tconnected) Cattle. Ear-mark, undesbh IN
IL each ear; waffle left hand side neck Range
Bennett creek and Pine Grove. MM. BLACkMAN
r double anchor) on left shoulder. Horr
-A~ Range, Bennett creek and Pine Grove. wnA
Mountain Home postotice.
" Lett hip. Marks; Crop and split In left unbi h
~ right, waffle left Jaw.
IL Roth hips. Marks: Crop and split In each sss.
! wRttle right Jaw. A. N. HALL.
noVsU " Mountain Home, ldsho