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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-13
VIEW AT AUSTIN.

Austin Texas. Deceuher li--purlng tho
regular session OF the Twenty-fourth legis-
lature the populist contingent. having be-
come seized with n desire to regulate the
railroads. held consultation with a GER
tain prominent attorney OF this ct,y-a re-
cent convert to their fai;h--and with his
assistance produced a measure which TO
their minds would settle the question once
for all.
Said measure was entrusted to Rhodes CT
Van zandt. and one fine morning he arose
In his seat. waved his hand gracefully
and exclaimed:
mir. Speaker \ bill."
Three pages hastened toward the popu-
list AJAX and cautiously conveyed the
whence, after having been properly num-
bered ana otherwise treated to the Gus
tomary manipulation OF various and sun.
DRY clerks. II found It's way to the hands
Of the committee on internal Improve
meiits- In due tirfe Il was heard from
again. but II was no; rs pretty as II used
TO be IL had run sfoul OF an unfaVorablc
report. which had crushed the fond hopes
OF its authors. and once more the railroad
octopus had escaped tho wrath OF the
reformers. As there are a great many
lesople who are not populsts who have
queer notions about railroad regulation.
The bill aud report are Reproduced To fJn
below. II they don't convert any body
tney will furnish some amusement al leasi.
ior they make good reading:
COMMITTEE REPORT.
by MI Owsiey, acting chairman:
Hon. ]. :. Smith, Speaker Of the House.
House hill No. lsi. bin to be entitled
~ act 10 amend artill c 49,. chapter u.
utie ~ OF the Rev.&ei Cish Statutes OF
the State OF Texas, providing for the max
mum rates ifat rlilwsvs may charge fo-
IN. ii4Nsppi t+trr of freight
~rrNol j. Is. o. enacted hy the Legislature
OF Nlf state Al Texas. That sgti .lr f-gf
nahiei ~ 'tie 81 Revised S.etu,cs ot
10 shad hereafter read as follows.
Article 80 Railroad ronpau.-s mag
charge ana receive not exceeding fhe rato
OF = cots PR hunfred pour ~ r,r hur-
drsd m,les Tor the transportation Of tho
tpNQW.AS character cf freight over their
roads. Cotton in hsles wheat. oats. corn
ANA wheat meal and bran. r.t. barley.
my IN pAtes sfli hour. corn metal, oges
ot an KINDS, sugar moiustes cciucut. llna
COTTON seed. cotton seed neal cuann ore
Other teftll zCre. ccal. coke. traits and
vegetables potatoes tsyyeet ana lrghl cat
tle. moss horses mules, goats ard sheep.
IRON, s'eel. copper al manufactured Hfti-
e4es WeTeol Nooa. Goals, logs harhei
"He ail Staples, nails. chains. dressed
ltei and melons OF an Kinds apples.
tfHpc-. pears. Strawberries ANA medicines
all kinds ara character o. rocks marble.
h.itlS books, Wagons, carr .A.ss. buEEtuF.
ai four Aa4 ta1.WEatl vehicles either
Iut tYse,fier ready i7r Use u parts MI
cotton and woli"u manufactured goods.
tiltr aides, BONES. h-lr Do haic-. cut-
Terry boots ,Hld shoes har.u4-. rfu. lpul s.
"cantt'. r"lrnes. .GiiN nuti.f. eggs ts1.
i"t,t I,,ssr i'rk e.i.. rr. mess iA
nales' raper in mti ali rfages
sets By bales reWspafsr iype cages aui
li'-rs 'li4f hterea anln1.s oi all Kinds
Hut wlu,s 'u barrels F,ra boxes or bot
u. go l1ei az vinegar h barrels koss
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BtMETALLIsrs IN FRANCE.

Paris, December I'm. Bourgoise, presi-
dent of the council. and NJ. Doumer, min
stcr of finance received the delegates of
the hin,etalic league Of Great Britain.
France and Germany today whose con-
ference opened hero Tuesday last una r
the presidency Of NJ. Louhet. president Of
the French bme tallic league. Later IN the
day the delegates We're received by the
president OF the republic, NJ. Fture. The
object Of the conference Is to draft a
resolution regarding binetalli m. which
viii be submitted to the parliaments of
the three countries.
NJ. Dumour, minister Of finance. ad-
dressed the delegates Of the bimetallic
lcaEue today when that body was re-
coiycd hy President Faure. The object Of
tho conference s to draft resolution
regarding bimotallism. which will be sub
mit,ed to the parliaments of the three
Couu rieS Observation-Disclosures Britain,
France and Germany.
NJ Dumour said the government could
not buy regard faVornblN a movement
undertaking o check the effects OF o crisis
which nobody thinks of denying, for all
were agreed ms TO the gravity of the evil
The solution of the problem, he continued
depended on the effect of the efforts in
E,n"land
President Faurc testih a to his interest
I'm ~ work Of he hiWotal'ir league and
aslSod to read the minutes of the confer
ence in order to study with the attention
he said they deserved.
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THE ToRRENs system.

New York Post. -. wa
The argument that the Ior '.',,l, ,,,;,
of registration Of land titles wH" 's XII
applicahle to comparauVeN -, nss
m,inity like Chicago, woulu ., w. IN "
greater dimcultits in 9pe rs,ssr clys;'
SiGer civ of New York, Is raiie s,,s. q ~
turned bv Mir. Louis D. frasIt,Ibs Tor2
Ion a strong advocate o. Mai iht 4
svst,m ne makes the pom. '" ai.r n
,;,H mar Of the system 10 ", ,ihsSnhk1
uunity is as much greatt,ys Of avpi,ss 4
a new one az the dithcuny oMmmlniu A
is preater. The older the vs uh h III
Tnrthor back must the ss ,bIs loas !.
t~to tho titles. Hence, u va 50 ~
nxi,.nsiye search can be ss w the 90
M '' Inter is the beneni ~ 10 "a y (
of the real estate VINO 4, and 50 -
or TO put mortgage upolh 10 the Va
No grcnter Is the benai., made a "
muniiv i'm which the lana y applical&, |,
"ssnt The argument Is ~ And . =
1870 pns,or rs Ii is 10 New is,Ss al,enR ,
mos'U 'us5 a. mere in renewed The he "
secure the favorable aeu ,ns Torras Y
arhusctts Legislature, on ~, ntsn penAN
Tenn. The question hls pt,nsseI trsA..,s
~, ct1fa since Governor hu''Ii vas Z
il '% M in his message Of iSr a,tlaagd <
~ up IN, in Boston when g.s td . p
attention OF Chicago anu i The iattef CIV
adoption OF the syste'" "a .
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SOME POSTSCRIPTS.
A JiNGO JINGLE.

r,Nrn ttNCIr
'iNHo .
Fling wars wide banners TO the prceze,
Give forth the stern decree
r,',.,., -, .,.r,,,s ,,r,ss ,ho .oss
froc'an' 10 'sta.'e V'V9' Ni'
Tho name OF Liberty.
Let rolling drums and bugle's sound
Swell with our Nations shout:
-. =. 49,. -. ii ..o,,,os .,,,,a
bNl "heh ''e muster '"i' u'"'e' '0Ni'N'
Please count us out.
sss
A ONE ACT DRAMA
ii -, t,.,,s,o, ,,,o.-tod
pramaiis Personae--A houston n'aFF''u
ccnplc
scene Her boudoir,
-, -, $780,. ,raar-
lie-And, now Niola' SINCE we uhoe'.
stand each other. let us never fail out
sealn L., us forget tho bitter words that
AGAIN A0' ~ W. Wv -.
We have spoken one to another' ana re-
solve to dwell always in love and aHec-
.4or 0,'ec.a b,s arm, around her waist J
~en, ~ csa.,as o,, dnn,, tnow how
She--ph' charl's' you u"i' N"V"
happy YOU make me, OF course we Will
never quarrel again. Life is too short
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LADY or GrApALrPE.

city Of Mexico, December l2.-This be-
ing the day OF the Lady of Guadalupe. it
was a ger eral holiday and FULLY one thoL-
saLd pilgrims went TO the shrine at Quad
alDuc. The crowd somewhat resemble 1
I'crhv Day thronG. being on foot or in
every variety of vehicle. The trnGps no.
Heed the roNd ana deS'ite the enormous
throng there was no disturbance.
Thc Indians were permitted freely 20
enter tho ,hurch and an"r candles as in
former years The pilgrims came from
all parts Of the country and tho indians
IN their distinctive garb made pictur-
esunc sppctahl.
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AN ENGlNEER KILLEn.

Philadelphia, Pa, December Is Tho
southwestern express on the Pennsylvania
Ia9iroSd, which left Broad street al iS.s1
yloth Iasl night, was wrecked before h
struck freight cahoose. wreckinE thc
locomotive ana several cars. Emginrnr
John Snernbergcr Of this city was killed
the wreck ''" 'u al
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RECALL OR CENSURE.
(Contlnued From Page onel

other clerks to bring the department into
disreputc and probably fierce a congress
tioua invcs1igaion, and suggesting that
tioc cease,
I'M held two offices. drawing n salary
OF S2uO as assistant superintendent and a
ptr 0ieW salary and SNpcnscs as Cnmn.s-
sio1cr, No further official changes grow
lnh ont OF The llLAIr are cnml.mnlAlcl
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ClN1L SERVICE REFORMrns.


washington, December l2.-The first
session OF the fifteenth annual meeting OF
me National civil Service Reform league
was held here today IN the Cosmos club.
mere We're about seventy-tive members
OF the league present, including Carl
sehurz and Henry Willard of New York:
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LOUlsVIILE SPRING MEETING

Louisville December ia--The New
Louisville Jockey club today announces
e dates Tor the spring meeting NJ
Churchill DOVES. There will be twelve
days racing, beginning on May G, during
ltch limo ten valuable stakes win ba
Wn. These include tho Kentucky DERBY
Sulou; The Clark stakes, $1,000 aud The Ken
lucky Oaks, 5000.
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THE SWISS pRESlnENTs.

Rrrue. Switzerland, December Ma
drian Lachenal, who was vice president
for 1895 has been elected president OF tie
Dc unlo for lNyG. lie IS radical in politics
and his home is in Geneva.
NJ. Deu -her Tlurg1n has heen elected
Vice president Of the republic for 1896.
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OUR COAST EDITION.
Enlnr...l-, l-.i....-.

The coast edition" OF The Houston
tost Is to be one OF the hes, ever issued
lroIn ne Texas press, The Post las ~
volnplers IN tho ield. and they viii VorL
country. - '"u Soass
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HITS AND MISSES.

Goobcr pea culture is now offered the
farmer AS "a lhNttiVc salulrioua. with mil
Hons in a., in lieu ct the reduced acre.
age theory. NrNt'-flNtonh Argus
We offer the brand new suggestion tina,
the farmer use his own Judgment ~, the
planting Of next years crop, and let tho
agricultural papers devote their attention
10 ehrysnIhomum shows and tho silver
question.
Presidential possibilities are being taken
TO uHtimey graves every day hy tho t,se
OF cigarettes. Parts Advocate.
Ana tho writing OF books.
Christmas has ono advantage In Texas
that II docs not have IA the North-t pets
!n It's work before the coal dealers gSt "A
far show at tho publlc.-Fort Worth Mall
Telegram,
But not before the devastating bulhne
OF the butter and egg market by the down
trodden farmer.
Tho new woman's Bible makes all ths
angels females except "thO emperor OF thr
lost. "--Colorado citizen
Next thing We know somebody VIII be
trying to make Us Relieve that all the
females are angels
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r,,,,,,
CAPITAL CULIINne

Washington. December 4,
Nealus. the well known nsvr,,c Y
Is here on visit to relatives 'ape ~
The statement Of the cons,,.
treasury shows avai.ab,e ssss y VI
SlIt'Ssi'629; gold reserve, sxVi ~ nan.
Hon. Chas, s. Todd Of rs,,,s..
has been here on supreme cor., si ~, NJ
LETT today for Richmond, a ecSs, ss ":
hts wife. ass'lpaale \
The following fourth cls,, ,,.,-
We're appointed today: Finn y 'WTs e
vice d. A. Lindsay, resisns.' y. ~
l.. NJ: Edwards, vice NJ 4 s,,a a.esH
signed; Oasis. G. B. Orem' va s'iI'ls I
resigned; Pritchett, Mrs. j. II ~ NJ II w
Vice Mrs. Nina Crook, resigned ''' ~
w y. McLemore, Vice Nenos.ss W. +.
gate, reeigned. ".'9 u
Information has been receive, :. \.
department OF agriculture ,Ss,.G 4
agent Of the bureau Of animal sil'S s.s.. Y
stationed in the United KIrsiosm NY. \
case OF contagious pleiro.n.smn.s.
among the cattle landed from ths ~, -
Stcpnanie from Buenos Ayres lt,,..''
cases of contagious pleuro.nss.rn,....,..ii
were also reported among In cs,,l. n,
Cd from the steamship Marol Kin. ' r. 4,
sydney. Australia. s ~
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Mayor schleren, wuu. ~
j. Sa ,. Of BrockIurn. .. u n
j. " risht and W.1"n; H A. NJ
yoilege; Richard 4 sLanps i saaf
John W. lila. q IL oulls
parte, of BaltlmorsS nksae; a ,nsS
OF n iladelphla' and Her, ,kSf
i've committees bt,Se genstll nv VI
day. at which seve sa 3 session ~, ~ Nd
pa,iie ,Iivil Service s spoHs s,f,t ". ~
aS ani' nm, aihinn., and Prines,oss'atIoas !,
mayor schieren 81 R ro.., N
Svtehsurtr, and Georrs Twslyn VI AZ.
York, secretary. MIR. hcAfeuy y X
i've i've committee wers ~ VI ~
ncers OF the league All, iise-electel ~ !.
row. At the efterrnai y elected \. I
papers were read. in",o sssats wy W..
AN Annn T,ynry Dana Of CsmSs,,o9a. BY w
William Dudley Ea;,l s q Pasrar.,s
SPOKE on the subject ~ y !rin,
The public meet,n, =, a.,
was largely attended = Saet!rca ts,S
cuniei by tho more nro,r M IslAgs xsir
anu members Of the lo.,,nlnent dtisn,.
n Il few words Mr. r.. comnit;se.
Won NEG the delegates and s sv,e Ld;;e
rope that their visit to WasSs,,sl Isl,tl 1
ne OF value, to the causA ~ I'd
ana themselves. He then ~ ,, clsl srTs
association. Wv p'es'dsct Il /
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Of the estate. Russia would have set.
tied the sick mans case in the Crit
mean war had not England and France
interviewed, and again In 1878 had not
the powers interviewed.
The settled policy of Europe for forty
years past is neither TO cure nor kill
the sick man, and as vigorously as a
great public sentiment is demanding the
destruction of this seml-barbarous state
and the introduction of European SOW
ereignty II is not likely that the demand
will he Needed or that the policy Of the
past forty years will be changed. Chris
'isn people may as well pocket their in
diguation ana disgust and expect to see
Turkey still upheld as buffer state by
England between Russia and India and
by Russia to prevent Great Brtuin's
control of the outlet from the Black
Sea. The sick man. will be kept weak
in the hands of his European political
doctors, the only care being that be shall
not slip away from them before the
necessary arrangements are made"-and
the fanatic!sm and cruelty of Islam will
continue TO shock all the Christian world.
except the Christian cabinets Of Europe
--------- -
The Colorado Citizen OF Columbus re-
marks that the Texas exhibit at At
lanta. gotten up by Houston's en,erpris-
ing citizens and the railroads. Is attract
ing good deal OF attention ana proving
"A nne advertisement" Had other Texas
"a g. a ys+sf
Hpustou IN the premises, tho State would
have had "a magnificent exhibit. at the
oxposiucn--much ahead OF tha present
one.
Mckinley is SAID to be scooping IN
Southern delegates ai-eaiy But he SCOOPS
best who SCOOPS last 81 that direction.
Tho city authorities should now rcmem-
Der that with cold Weather comes that
bird OF passage. tho tramp He should
be requested TO move on 80 that the
clty viii not hear Of hoia-ups and bur
einrles every day or 80 during the win
ter
No man In thus country ever tried as
hard 70 stir up n ight - Dan stuart.
Ordinarily a man can get accommodated
IN fifteen minutes to that direction.
"
"p"'"S w.
'"' |
''i.1i i''''' '''i 'i'N 20 '''- CIV,
''''' '.' -'N'' N'
the lifeline holo-meet OK nor husband ana
mas So deeply Impressed her airh character
UPON shat ~ her son. The summons comes
for oven such bright lights oi tae house
to ri.s. ,,l ar,,c, ,t,,. ,,,.,,,,,,,,..,,.
-
rre muiiiniicit, of hir hats NJ our local
,b.s.-,-.sl Performances woaid Indicate
tb..t ,ro sense OF common ius-I.o toward
our fellow man Is SAT- largely dormant
% theae parts
p,rns-a Auh VINO syyore 20 a criminal
ss.l..Ilt ,.1o-. her d.. , N4w YORK LAWYER
,r1 .f,e. rf. e,r,,,,ton c,rf,e..d ~.
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WAS ono Of tho rnaipgtovu ~ A.. IL
cratic party for many Years ana M W. ~. :
mat type OF man that may serve his rs
'S an" '''9 parry d. we same llHf'
Detroit Mich, December l,-poD !
Dickinson. regarding the death Al N,
Thurman said: II can only exnr,s 4
h,,,t,..,.. ,.,.4r, hoa ,or a..
ulE lleSt os.geu' hau LOT nun az MI
an S."',l,1 ir, h, L., h nta W. ~ 4
UiliS in'.S,d ,'''' Du' ie'' Nun u AS
''ui'a'e Us W.
r, o,,,o r..o,.. q, =. !.
N"lu"'""9' INV Deee"' AeS''
learning Of the death Of ex-senator III,
man Governor Mckinley said.
.,r,La 1..+h ~ t,dse Tb,,,r,,
A"r "'".'' VI '"Ns $50" -
loss to ONO ana the Nation. Hh ~
and useful Dublic career, characterize
NO. ,.y no,,l,,v of nnrnosa ana usr
Of character, endearcd him 70 he hia
o. ,,, ,mc THEA HE death remoyes one Il b
greatest statesmen and one o. Gu, sss
citizens, and all mourn MS Ns y v
"o"l' " p''''VN J.. .e''N'
WASHINGTON. December l2.-Ms.y Al
.,1 a.,a,c,-. ra,rerhered udgo Tss-s|
o'u Sona,1's 'V n 100 u,,S ,s.- 3
''4S wen 80 ''' =.
az Corkgn rdn,unds. Logan and snl
" 49,, 49, r.n,ous a., nsr,os vhs, n
VINO became famous ~ p..''1 =, ~. -. .,
OF the now older members o. @ ~ \
We're Just entering upon theW e
'rlpea VIVA served with Mr.. IL
expressed the highest regard :, Z |, =
and declared That he was one , ~
men of me county ne va ~,
as one of the pest lawyers 80 W
served IN the sei.a'e a s,,r o IN, M
cratic senators sag y, " iasas a rsa
truly represented tneir iae KY W. ~ M
time some Of the senator's ,,5 y sso rss =
senate had not been IN s & " rsp,es I,
have adjourned as .'e ~ ,hst Esy
distinguishes raeihoeI VI '""
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reneba Lodstr. The 11s r sliIIo. -. J i
grsss IS iq i,e ss5S'S''' again I, ono ss:
in into ,b i,"s grand and old par,lyse issf -
IL fr,. tas co!sOines.,,o sd sI' lens ina
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The city of Santa Clara IS throwing up
fortlfcations and making other prepara-
lions for defense against raid by the
cavalry Of Gomez and Maceo
1, Is reported that Coz insurgents have
deserted and Gomez ordered them to be
pursued and severe punishment visited
upon them.
The column of Coloen Lara had bat
tie on Monday with the Insurgents be-
tween Bea2 and Formento, but nothing Is
known of the result.
Tho insurgeut leader, Tcodore Maza
together with for OF his followers. has
surrendered to the authorities at Tiiuun.
MatanZds.
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GOING TO CUBA.

New York. December ia special to
the World from Kingston. Jamaica. says:
Some Cubans embarked IN row boats here
and boarded a strange steamer IN the
offing They said they were going fishing
when they got into the boats and as
they we're unarmed the detectives watch
ing them were powerless. The steamer, It
is believed. carries an expedition from
NCueZuela.
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TIE STORY iNcnEAsEp, ,i y mi -

THE STORY lNC''A'' avg that ~
A writer in tine outlook K. 'a ,s :, ~,
years ago friend q ms .. NJ aua -
story which magazine acss .os he ~
s,S for. the years went ;! AM ..l,' 70
an rested snusiy in tho !. MA s,d ses,,'
n W,''' indiistrious man eIi,,n,tst.sr, y
a. a. hievad some little rep ,S Se had ~ I
h NAV l''' and asked him ,, wae. sditcr XII
70 print that story, hnt protshy. Il Il Z
IKE Ike immediate, n future hing oycr sGSS X
hnme and thought the 'nfsiyllsse "a, y;
.ns tho IS story back Ire Nm y, -
~ mis- the author cav Ne read y 4 n
e enG mao ia few minor e' ,rpssTgi.l j.
a'' uew title 10 it, had aItsor Of " n;
I nhsna zinc from whom , ls 'Shsts g y
II i'm short time came strator, "a, =
r rece,ved an assignmep,as ATTENDED 70 ?
f Tor II as the editor ih''
IL Immediately. ~ y,
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Detroit Mich, December l,.-Doa Il
Dickinson. regarding the death Of Jsr|
Thurman said: II can only express Al
highest esteem l had for him as mrs
ant statesman | knew him vel 40: X
only respected him but held him Ia ifs
tomato regNtd."
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ALLEN 6. THURMAN.
CONTINUED From Fist pag.l

was ono Of the mainstays o, N, On,
cratic party for many years and ", I
that type of man that may serve Ms N,
try and his party at the same tine
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Articles on which Railroad Commission has made rates
u freight Tor general application Throughout the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-13

Tyler piepatch ENGLAND may monkey
with tho Turkey "a much as she plcaga-.
hut she had hettor let the Eagle alone.
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No slan In thus country ever tried az
haDi 10 stir up tight as Dan stuart.
Ordinarily man can gtt accommodated
IN fifteen minutes to that direction.
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The apprehension expressed ~ some
EaFish journals hat Mir Bayard might
RESIGN IS another !plneniah" e2hin,uoA of
Br"h Ignorance of thls country
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Mckinley IS SAID to be ssooping IN
Southern delegates al-eaiy But he SCOOPS
best who SCOOPS last 81 that direction.
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Tho city authorities should now rcmem-
Der that with cold weather comes that
bird OF passage, tho tramp. lie should
he requested 10 move On" 50 that the
clty VIII not hear OF hoa-ups and bur
einries every day or 80 during the win
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-13

The Colorado Citizen OF Columbus re-
marks that the Texas exhibit at At
lanta. gotten up by Houston's en,erpris-
ing citizens and the railroads. Is attract
ing good deal OF attention ana proving
"a nne advertisement" Had other Texas
cities proved az patriotic aud literal as
Houston IN the premises, the state would
have had "a magnificent exhibit. at the
oNposition.-much ahead OF ths present
arr
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r. is understood Senator Brice viii intro
.4..c a hiu 80 congress 90 prevent the use
90 money 30 politics. Even favored sons
ol fortune lko brioe reach "a point where
ssit-pre becomes tho nrst law OF
.AeDctstfv.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-18
rREAsuREl.'s BALANCE SHEET.
Cash in Treasury to tie credit of

Cash in Treasury to tie credit of the
various funds, Jan =, 1925:
In State fund, ,....S 1873 So
In general county fund. -. 1868 45
In cash contingent fund. 1858 At
In INDECENT sick fund. 49,. 1859 SO
In county school fund. go. Al 81
In officers salary fund. lib 80
Total .................S2 81, 430 66
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-18
SUMMARY.

Total receipts. .$9l ,844 70
PaidState Dec set'l'nt S29,OM 81
PAID State Juuge' sal. 2,837 II
Paid from county funds. 12,4l1 80
Paid from school fluids. . 25T IA
Paid from road funds. 1856 70
Total disbursements. ,s53, 1894 46
~ - ~ .-...
Balalance in treasury. So, $50 30
The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as per
Ireasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Jan 2, 1855:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-18

DISBU RSEMENTs
Cash cent 10 State in full of
settle nent ...... ..... .9,061 81
Cash sent to State on acct
JuHg"'s salary. :. 1928 90
Caeh "Xprt IS Judges salary ii II
GENERAL county fund. ...... .5,642 %
Officers salary fund.-. 4G37 SO
INDECENT sick fund. ........ 1914 65
CONTINGENT fund. .......... SIG 10
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-18
6al in treasu' Sept 80, "a s233O9 Il

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From general licenses. 1876 w
fees collected $1,000. 80 10
EIku spl sch. fund 81 10
Gaming LICENSE :. rs -
poll tax 1894 ....... Bog %
personal prop tax. 5l0 OS
re,l& Per prop tax go ,322 81
poll tax Tax Rec'r.. GO 90
adv'g del tax. ..... %
ten Pei cent del tax. l! ~
del poll tax 81. ..... $40
net proceeds mines. III 81
del real per lax -. ITO ~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-18

Balalance in treasury. ..S37, $50 30
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-18

Total receipts. ...... S9l ,4S4 70