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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-07-15

Total receipts $50. S21 1892 70
Paid from county funds. 6,364 Ill,
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-07-15


Balalancei in treasury. ..S12,896 is
/. The above balance stands TO the
credit OF the Various funds % per
Treasurer'sy Balsnce Sheet, dated
June 25, 1896;
TREAsuRER's t,hIIANoE SHEET. .
Cash in Treasury to tie credit OF the
various funds, jane %, 1895:
In State fund, o D.,.....S 8,044 ~
In general county fund go. y1,6l7 3D.
In cash contingent fund. 1892 "
In INDECENT sick fund. 80. 258 %
In county school fund ~. lag 30
In officers salary fund.... 1859 OF
In road fund. ............. B 20
In County High School fund 81
: Total. ,.... 80. -. -. SIl,l74 ~
M SCHOOL RuttD.
ElkO. ......s...'' OA' u
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
MOUNT VERNON.

Early last week there was left at many houses
sn Mount Vernon an en:eope inclosng a printed
sin calling attention to a remarkable discovery
in cutlery, and saving that an agent would call IN
n day or two with scissors made or peculiar
metal capable of cutting anything. from stove
pipe to the finest silk. and that they were sell
sharpening" The agent promptly on tme'
and proved to be mddle-aged German, preposs@s-
ing In manner. who left the impression though he
failed to say IT, Pardon what / have spoke Tor
'tis studied. not present thought by dutv RUM
mated" After ringing ,he bell and meeting tne
1adv Of the house face to face he would speak Win
seeming surprise: "Oh. madam. you must excuse
me but YOU so much resemble my oaugnlei III ~,
I,erlin" In some cases he would remark thdt ,i.e
resemblance was of niece, or SISTER. vi iis
mother After this little introduction ne wouu
declare that he would send picture tnat tne per
SON might prove for herself that he spoke true anu
q fine handkerchief. one of number that ne nsu
she Scissors would be shown. and in some instances
"a purchaser secured at 30 or 20 cents iVI d Pai,
fha; could be purchased anywhere eise Ior c 10 VI
., cents One remarked 10 hiH Cu atao oat
Jav that he must have large nufnDer Oh reiauNss
in Rern who resembled the Mount vernon Moinei;
~ he vas not 10 be rebuffed in this way he sau
he was of noble birth. and had many nleces uauen-
tiers and sisters. and that the women "noi h i1S ne
,naf looked so much like each other that each oi
Then, resembled some OF his many reiatNes,
srhe scissors however are eVldehty oi @ a.,
iron and where they have been used on heas! han a
+sriol have broken in two The city mas peeii
canvassed so thoroughly by him that ne VIII p!So
ahiv visit other places where ne VIII discover ,hdt
features so like those OF German nooil'! apouh"'
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
roo-p,,r ury no MAKE THEIR SCHEDULE

The National Association Football League WI"
meet this evening the Cricketers Clnb ~heh 'he
long-delayed schedule VIII be drawn up ~ - -
pected that the games Will b. started about ,he
second week in February Ind end about Decoration
Day thus giving the clubs ample time TO play a."
their games The League has been particularly 'o'-
tunate in the selection OF officers. Tor All the Hi'i
are enthusiastic in their support OF the game anu
,,, o do all In their power for the success 81 the
league John 4. Young Of the Brooklyn "ahu''-
ers. is an IDEAL secretary. and his nomination VA
a good move I'm the right direction which VIZ lo'
lowed by the election OF W. > 'iil As U' uI'r ~
" Southern az president Everything points 10 m W..
success Of the organiZatiOn and II II "Npec'rl tlh
some fine exhibitions OF the game VII be sen VIII
thr teams OF the Ccntreville Athletic 'lub itoonNh
Wanderers and Americus Athletic Association come
together. , -. c-tcL.,.rs'
Club Will be given Thursday night. IN" club ma
provcd a pleasant meeting place Tor me Noihfles OF
'rlck., during the winter months. ana many enter
tainnents have been arranged for thrlr p'ca sut"
crihhage tournament Is being played. the standing
Of the players pres mt being Slln"S fsli'ti' ~
a IL Bildle 8: e.. III. Chadwick :, ana -. X
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
ELIZABETH.

The will OF Colonel John Kean was admitted 10 pro-
,a,e Yesterday In the Union County. Nj, Court The
.,do, Mrs Lucy Kean and the four sons, John'
Iv,,an II Hamilton Fisk and Alexander il. kean'
90 made the executors. To Mrs. Lucy keah Is
,.,, during her life the fine mansion Ursino' ana
yrounds and at her death this goes to ex-Congress-
man Kean She also has the use and income curing
ufe OF the extensive property In Elizabeth anu
when she DIES Il is be divided equally among 'he
nine children The books in Colonel keans nDrary
are divided between his sons John and Julian.
Ex-Congressman Kean gets siNer tahnatu h ~
and the stirrup cup that belonged TO king Cnares
XII, OF Sweden. The property In Union Iown- @
ship outside of Ursino IS divided among the toua U
, sons and five daughters OF the dead man. ohe
daughter, Mrs. Rives. having died. her share goes
TO her son. George Barclay Rves. when he becomes
OF age. To him is also bequeathed two 800 az,
5ustment bonds Of the Jersey Central, and he Will
the income from these bonds at Christmas. until
ne becomes OF sge. Colonel Kean leaves a 10000
mortgage the plant OF the Elizabeth Water
Company. % be divided. with principal and in
terest. equally among his four Five brick
houses in Jefferson-ave, Elizabeth are left to
Susan l.. Kean. daughter. is to get nine 81 900
7 per cent bonds OF the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Coal Company; the quarterly income from Ave are
10 be paid to Mrs. Jane Ann Ten Eyck and
four 10 Elijah w. Brulen
Mrs Christine Kean Griffin. sister Is to inherit
estate property in Brooklyn and Philadelphia
also stock In the National Bank OF Commerce.
Tav York and bonds OF the New-York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad.
,solonel Keans wealth Is estimated at being no
less than three millions Of dollars.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
NEW-YORK CITY.

Robert T, Wensley. OF the law firm OF "ens'es
& Gilroy. who has been engaged ior yeai " ma ,,a
on the codification OF the municipai o'ui''"''
comnleted his labors and has sent MS iep
Chief Clerk William II. Ten Eyck ioi VIZ GO 60 -,
,h. Roard OF Aldermen to-day. The ordinances .,
the city were last cou"eu l." low ~
and F. B. Shafer.
Contro,,er Fitch gave orders yesterday that TAX
recsints shall be sent TO payers OF taxes heieaie,
whether they inclose postage stamp W." ~
,,nuav and checks or not. Colonel Austen. the ak
Receiver. Immediately mailed sixty receip's u '"N
PAYERS who had not sent return po''"e
A, M East Fqfteenth-st. hall OF the Young
ua.ancs christian Association OF the City OF New
-. ,o,ocr this evening the Rev. DR.. Henry
A stimson will deliver an address, Tree ~ al
women; subject, "Perfectioh
Tho Tribune has received 81 from IS T.. Tor inc
Nebraska sufferers.
The New-York Society for the Suppression Vi WV
will hold it's twenty first annual meeting WIS
ing At s o'clock in Association Hail. al i"e"'S
third-st and Fourth-ave Inc rev ~. ~ -,
D,Yon of Brooklyn will speak. Anthony Coms'ooN
a,nornces that he will answer "perjured testimony
osoins. him before the Lexow COMMITTEE
uor. 1.odee or Free Masons will have social
,,or,,g, after the transaction OF necessary DUST
ness Tonight The invitations to WIVES s's'e's'
mothers and daughters OF the memoers o'''S ~
take part In the musical entertainment 'e '
them that Il will take place In the oo''
room OF Masonic Temple. because the iouso''o'' -
not large enough
Tho members OF the American Paper Mahuiao'
ora, assoc,at.on will enjoy their annual dinner
a. De,monicos tomorrow evening at '% O'CLOCK
Tho Roard OF Directors OF the Maritime Associa-
,,on Yesterday elected J. Raymond smith OF 'he
National Board OF Marine Under"riters' a u''eo.o'
for the unexpired term or Ciay'o" RAJ "
Insurance Company OF North America VINO hau
xF thn
us. made chairman Of the Committee on Steam
ship Affairs. in place or X j. 'or"S' 'e
Lord chairman Of the Law Committee. In place o.
w. p,o,, and I C. Seager chairman OF the Supply
Committee.
Among the passengers sailing to-day on the Noi III
c.rron Jlovd steamer Lain. for Bremen. are MT
na Mrs George Sawter, Mrs. II. Van Cleeie' III
and Mrs J. b. Zabriskie. DIR. Frank limbert fch-
ord Gordon and DR. and Mrs. Frank Boyd
The steamer Tjomo which arrived mere from
corvs,own Demerara, on Saturday. started from
har anchorage off Bellows Island yesterday 10 20
IN her pier I'm Brooklyn. She struck on 'he shoh'9
"a, covernor's Island and remained there until se''
ara, tugs and the rising tide hoated her OH Inc
steamer received serious injuries
A snec,al service will be held on Sunday evening
~ q o'clock at st. Matthews Church. IN "es'
E,gh,v fourth-st under the auspices OF 81
Matthew.s Chapter Brotherhood OF st Ahdre"
.dd,esse. will be made on THE spread OF 'h'
Kipvdom I'm Daily Life" by Silas Mcbee' secohu
,,,ce nresident OF the Brotherhood and IN Miss'oi
work" by r. NJ buchanan, OF Holy TRINITY Ohap'
| ter New-York city.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Since the death OF Rudolf Eickemeyer, president
NJ the yonkers Board of Water Commissioners and
vice. e.presdont OF the Board OF Educaiion' there
have been several meetings OF a memorial nature
hold On Sunday afternoon General Thomas Ewing
General Matthew H. Ellis Halcyon Skinner, James
Stewart Duncan Smith, Rufus Dutton. DR.. NaIen-
line Browne T. O. Carpenter. J. Irving Burns
Charles Reed Alexander Saunders and Thomas H.
Caulield ex-trustees OF the public Schools met III
the assembly-room OF Eickemeyer School. NO &
Duncan smith ex-president of the Board OF Edu
cation presided and made short ADDRESS ne
smoke with much feeling OF the death OF Mr. Ehcke-
meyer and offered the following resolution, wh'ch
was unanimously adopted: Resolved. That the
action Of the Board of Education in bestowing upon
School No the name of the Eickemeyer Schoor Is
by the members of the old school boards OF the
city and the former members OF the Board OF fuu
cation here present, heartily commented anu % %ap
proved" The Board of Water commissioners d, liu'
held a specal meeting and adopted suitable resO,u
tions tThe Yonkers Teutonia Soclety Oh i wiei nr
Tickemeyer was a member. held its memorial seI.
VICE Sunday afternoon President JONI Jonh E,,hrmonn
presided and delivered eulogy. otto tuhrman,h nam
Alexander Ptz. Joseph Geitzenauei, 99"n IL I con,
and Charles Wiederhold were appointed a ,ann To,
mttee TO prepare suitable resolutions OF cohuoe0e
10 be presented to the family. ,,, ho,a
John Woodruff and Il. Frank Washpurn nave
been summoned Grand, and Wiihain '1I 1Ir uar
Grnnell and william NJ Dick as petit JuTois ~
serve at a term of the county court 'o''''''0s
February 4. ..n,,,r,or, uiu he
given in the han OF the Womans Institute under
the auspices OF ST. Paul's Guild for Young Men.
CITY Judge F. Y. DonOshue and Actihg City Juuse
Nayor Peene has been compelled to appoint Justce
Adrian VI. Potter Acting City Judge 10 sit IN theip
absence. The January jury Term Wmcn was ~ ~
have opened yesterday. has been postponed one
apk
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
NEWARK.

Sherinrs officers were in charge OF the es'aoi'S"
ment of Antonio Pirola banker grocer anu i'iu'
seller. at Nos sl9 and 321 Market-st, yes'eroay'
,,isnatch was received from Mahanoy City, rehn'
where it had been said Pirola had gone " 'isi'
sick brother. The dispatch said 'ha' "o'"
-, g., ,hat town Later word came from New
YORK that Pirola was there and wanted 10 meet
some of his creditors and adjust matters 10 n
learned yesterday that a mortgage Ioa 'S.s,ionai
RANK There is about 5000 due Pirola on ontstaiu
ing accounts. Half dozen complaints aEaiiIn piI, rn
anofher italian banker. doing business IN Auass, n G
who is also missing and who owes ABOUT 'i'"" ~
sieDostors. is said to pe with f,iroia, ..,o. Van
The law library OF the late Nice-Snanceior Hha
1,iaat s m he sold at auction next SATURDAY. ne
hrsry is one OF the most complete for reference IN
the State.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Holland Society dinner. Sherry e e'e no,
moncos. $50 p. m. ,,o
Aldermen's investigation OF Brooklyn s'r'Ne'
Board OF Aldermen City Hall, p. H.
Police and pilot Commissioners meetings
Annual meeting OF West Side Excise Asso''A'''"'
Park Presbyterian Church, 5 p. m o..
Sm. o,S 9, ceorge entertainment, Central Opera
House p. m. , ,,oy,vn 2
Brooklyn Young Republican Club BrooN'S" o
p. m. $780,, 80, .Tbe Hu-
Miss Anna NJ Cummngss address on ne i,u
guenot College at wellington. South Africa '""''
parlor, Broadway Tabernacle, IL a. H.
Osborn reference case before Referee s'e'. ~
.nu,,a, roe,,ng Of New-York Society for the sup
nr.ssion Of Vice Association Hall, p IN.
Mass-meetng OF the Business Mems Asso''"'''"'
Christopher and Hudson sts.. p' M .,o,
Kane Lodge No. iJ4. +. and A. M'' re'ep''o''
Masonic Hall. p m
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

In December last Mark Aymone. OF west no
boken sent to the Town Council commuh'cauo"
sn which he made a personal attack on various
,,e,nbers of the board. Concerning Mr.. Solyom'
who was reform candidate against the old Demo-
cratic ring. Mr.. Aymone said: Il am very sJliy ply
10 saw ne is a disgrace TO the town OF WEI IT,
hoken He ts more fit for tanitor tnah an! siire
Else Sure enough we ought TO send him 10 ,s,r nvw
YORK and there he would find himsel IN DE DER 49,
oo,ronv" Mir Solyom laidSthe matter De1ore tne
Crand Jury. and as a result Mr.. Aymone was m
dicted He was arragned IN the Generaa aniered a
nlea of not guilty. Bail fixed at *v Cnaires MARIE
j Chandlers the Democratic Mayor Oh '"e ""'''
becoming his bondsman.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
TIVE SKATING POND 7AKEN FROh SiAfHA H.

Those IN authority in the Departments OF Public
yyorks and Street Cleaning evidently early and
attentive readers OF The Tribune. as was SHOWN by
their prompt action in repairing the water man
and removing the ice pond which caused so much
damage on Sunday night. as was described IN Inc
,r,thune Yesterday Early yesterday morning
a.anad ~ men with carts at WORK between
Forty fifth and Forty-sxth sts ana the sSgne s f
the 1reyious days equine skating was a thlhs oi
the mast The broken water main was also re-
naired Several damage suits will probably m Dt
kroueht against the city, and the municipality VIII
be Compelled to pay handsomely Tor some oihciai
careessness.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY
THURSDAY. JANUARY 81.
SHIPPING NEVIS.

PORT or NETWORK MONDAY. JAN. 2s. l%o
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berlin BD Lewis. SOUTHAMPTON January 10:
International Navigation CO. Arrived at the Bar at 3'i
Steamer ornaba Hoyt. Vera Cruz January 10 Tuxpsm
Il Tampico IS campeehe 20 Progreso y and ayana -
EFvt@ TS %d'f a; @ re' naS ar c,,.'o .n,rv 10
Cnacao La Guayra % with mtsc and passengers to
Bliss pse Aryed a. p re n11 rcr ' ia j"nnary %
II Geaye 49, roTt %on =" % Win if =, md'e to Pr"
Fsr~en aSh 1rIands d coaard peys
nary Is syiney. - 2: VIII iron ore 10 r'm' FOR
steamer Louisiana. Carer, New-oreans' with mdse and
S,"nmer II Dorado Percy orleans with md'e to
si.amrr 1 state OF Tesas Hx Fcrnandna and Bruns-
Win dse and ca;.cnrrr, to Ms0Ty nDg SynSs.on go
. sl,'nIr InTe ann 'sI'is pa..enscs to clyde CO.
steamer Blucned-. Masnso. Baltimore with md'' to
sandy Hook Jan IS $50 . m-wind north; nsn,
CLEARED.
Steamer Nace.5chee Smith. savannsh-R l. Walker:
steamer men CAV p'Isno n9s ack.onyis r9i
s,eamer Rlchmona Bakeman Newport News and
He,ra s,ennaa Vor,isSfn d Houston Cape Town. Fort
steamer Fur. n.marck 'Gcr. A9~r' Asler' Genoa.
Ae,ana ma AmsTS,n 5nr seaman
steamer rtolemy dn can't. Liverpool Bnsk Jcyon'
steamer i.,hn Ger, Cnristorer-. Bremen via South
nrs carib Mon,soucry. Puerto corez. via Turks
Island f.sgers 4 H-iniein , r. y...,
Hark Elise ,Gcr,. winters, Lonion-George Narre'-
-, o,....o.. t,,,cb rav.
ship Ms,lev Hall dn. Duncan False Point. India
rnrk inverdre CNorl. wiuersen Copenhagen -Benham
4 E11 1~s"n
Steamers Ca,'on Cg0 for Limerick. Richmond. Newport
News ani Richmond. vortigern UU. Cape Town. Port
nsrS s,ra,hi.la Ci3r for Saigon. Cochin. china.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
steamer Acanhus dIr. Saunders. from New-York Jan
nary = arrived At Liverpool January -.
Steamer brilliant Oier Keller. from New ork January
I" arrived A. Liverpool January y
steamer tisrI Akcrt~r. from New ! ofk Jam
utr, q arrived ~ Shields January =
steamer Mafteio tl'fJ. Rea from Ne~hork january ~
arrived a Hon January ~ - - 49,, 4,
Francisco an, jenkins sailed from i"''"''
flr New York January - a.. - d.
steamer Dcuischlind oisrl Scherhors from New fot~
Januars 10 arrived a CuNhav.n January ..
Excelsior Muller from New ork Jahua'y
IL arrived n CuNhaNen .auuay "a
steamer RhyuiRud di"ig,. Mills. Tor N""-fork sl'rh
r. January =
Sesmrr Ia Normandic On. Poirat. from N-w-fork
January 10 arrived at IIayre January ~
Steamer Burgundia IN liulac. from iork Jahu-
a., arrived at Marsrill~s January y
AiSatia tffl. swain rom Mediterranean piN
f.r New-York passed Gibraltar January -.
steamer Pant Venus uiD. Kelly. from New-fork No-
vemler for Yokohama arrived AT Colombo January y
Steamer Mozart dr, sailed from Rio Janero for New
s,~,n.r nsvrus ,Iir,. siaprton from New-York Jam
uary ~ arrived at Trrnamhuco Januury -.
Steamer Camt-ns- uirl. Mckenzie. rom New YORK
January 49, arrived at Para January y
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
WHITE PLAINS.

Village President Cromwell. of White Pains mas
been requested by the directors of the recently or
eanzed electric railroad company. headed by .. A;
S;ainsboro, j. Henry Carpenter. +" T. sninih anu
others to call special meeting OF the boaiu VI
Trustees TO consider application from tne ,,i ron
many 10 construct and operate an electro ca
through the streets of the village TO p,, pom. ion
,,ar AXE in the town of Harrison. An appnSdti dtio
from the New-York. Elmsford and White fialis
Electric Railroad Company Is ALREADY oens ing i0"
The funeral OF William J. Scott son OF samuel D.
Scott a well-known drygoods man. was ned ysste, .h.
aay and largely attended The burial was In tne
Rural Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
NUTLEY.

Charles Rusby who with DR.. Winans, OF behe-
vile has conducted prosperous drug business d.
Nutley, disappeared two weeks ago ana mas no'
been heard from since then. Rusoy is 'we",S -","e
- - IA ard v,er connected Last spring he be-
::sme ACQUAINTED with Miss Minnie Diven, aged
Swentv-three and she has brought suit against MN
.Srnn,b a Newark law firm for $1,000 damages ior
breach of promise OF marriage the GIL wa %i'h e ner
VIZ nomestead having removed from New-fork
eear a year ago Rusby went away after his irlends
had made an unsuccessiui attempt " Se'''e '''e
uaffe
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
ANTITOXIN HBLPED THEN.

The Paterson IN. j. Aldermen lately. at the re-
ouest of the Board Of Health. appropriated soo to
buy small quantity of antitoxin ior iree aam'n's
.~.,,or In dnbtheria cases. Two childreo OF Peter
Wccabe. of. Marke:-st., had the disease In very
malignant FORM but were treated with the new
nn,ajv One was out OF danger yesterday and the
ether improying The physicians think that both
eases would have proven fatal save f9r tns
known to exist in the city at present
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29

A pvERrIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ToR
"A THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE,
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. IA: Broad
way. % door north Of Thirty-frs.-st and ADvER:
EiEhth-ay corner Twenty ythirdst; 1862 sxth-aye;
Third cor Torty. .seventh-st uoe9 Third ave- near
i02 Columbus 80 Avenue A: 1929 Thirdave 20 West
25I West Forty secondst: 5S4 Third
33S 205i Third between One-hundred
and twelfth and One hundred and thirteenth sta
At the HARLEM OFFICES. tS0 East One hundred and.
twenty-nfth 2a3 West hundred md twenty hfth
st. 800 West One hundred up 70
D. m. at regular once rntea
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
Highest Of all in Lcavenng Power-Lat u S Govt Kepo"
R3H!A!!!!! g! Rs*as$E Rsk!H$
ABSOLUTELY PURE
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS NT THE HoIhL''
BREVOORT-Colonel O. W. Peabody OF po
ION. FIFTH AVENUE-Senator George r. ioal >
OF Massachusetts: Milton II. Smith OF Lou'sCi,H w.,
and Judge c. W. Fairbanks. OF Indianapolis. u ~
SEY-Ex- Congressman r. r. +. Peirce Vi i" e.
anolis HOLLAND-Richard G. Nerehs' vi -
T Ioujs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alcxahuer ~
Haskell of South Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
IvrBrc1yS At ErROPEAy HOTELS

Hotel Victoria U.ondon).-A. Grant. H. l. frak
" II Cbuds J. W Carson f. Boyle. J. q. John
,on. r. +. Kirby g. W Sessions.
Grand Hotel Rome).-Mr. and Mrs f. '" AKIN
son Henry H. Johnson. Roy r. York, Mrs. H. ~.
York John -. Carter. Mrs 4. r. Crichton ana
family ~ r Hopkins. General Stewart L. Wood
Adeiphi Hotel GAverpooD-E H. spinney. \. Il.
Keersheedt w W. Law. Dr. A. - Thomas. b
O'Rrien Robert Levy. J. T. Lee, Mr.. ana Mrs. W.
D.I,
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun-ise IL sunset 5I4 Moon 1oi Moons axe
HIGH WATER TODAY
A M-s,ndv Hook a:3,'Gov. Island 90 Hell Gate ~ -
n sandy looA 95s Gov. Island lO..2 Hen Gate j. u
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29

~Chckasaw" r. & w "Chickasaw"
collar
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
Announcements

Burns. eruptions and all skin troubles are fire.
ou.nt ,'urr them with GTeNe's Ointment
p,fker's Hair ilal-am Is life t. the hair
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29

Henry A. Daniels NJ D..
30 WEST ssTHST.
persnrements of Nervous System. Impotence ana
a,,r,Iv and like apecali'.s Hours 8 TO l. 5 TO d
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29

About those ulsters NOu know we've
marked down every One) at S15-
There are none left for men bigger
than az inches chest. There's plenty
for boys of sixteen years and for men
up to AZ inches chest and in between.
S15-mostly of the twenty-five or
twenty five dollar sort; only a few OF
the higher and lOwer-prce ulsters lett.
Your money back if you want it.
ROGERS, PEET 4 90.
THREE )Prince.
STORES. )32d St
New-York tribune., 1895-01-29
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-11-19
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY,
Idaho, Oct. %, 1895.

Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be
made before L. H. Johnston.
Commissioner of the Circuit
Court of the United States for
the District of Idaho, at Challis,
Idaho, on December 4tb, 1895,
viz: CHARLES FUNKHo USE, (H.
E. No. 1879, for the ST NW4
Sec. 8 and Ell NE4 Sec. z, TIP.
IA, n. r. ZOE.
He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Jesse M. Jackson, Jesse G..
Finnell, Chris. Morler, Oscar E.
Penwell. All of Challis, Idaho.
w. II. BRoDHEAD, Register.
First pub. Oct. 90, 1895.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-11-19
notice for Publication.
Land Office at Haley, idaho,
Non. s 1895.

Notice is hereby given thatthe
following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make
final proofin support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made
before L.. III. Johnston, Commits
sioner of the Circuit Court of the
United States for the District of
Idaho, at Challis, Idaho, on
Wednesday, Dec. Is, 1895, viz
WILLIAM BABCOCK, Oh. E.
No. 1889, for the 81 SCI and 81
|-SW4 Sec. 9, TIP. IA, N. r. 19E.
He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz +:
Elba p. Wilson, Charles Funk.
house. William Millick, John
Stephens. All of Challis, 1d' no
w. H. BRoDHEAD. Register.
First pub. Nov. IL, 1895.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1895-11-19
FSotIee for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY,
Idaho, Oct. 26, 1895.

Notice is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be
made before L. Fl. Johnston,
Commissioner of the Circuit
Court of the United States for
the District of Idaho, at Challis,
Idaho, on December 4th, 1895,
viz : JESSE M. JACKSON, Oh.
E. No. 1881, for the SW4 NW4
Sec. 35, and Sci NEt M SCI
Sec. "a, TIP. IA, N. R. ZOE.
He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous
residence upon I'D cultivation of
said land, viz {:
Charles Funkhouse, Don.
Rowles, Oscar E. Penwell,
Robert Y. Street. All of Challis,
Idaho.
w. H. BRoDHEAD, Register.
First pub. Oct. 80, 1895.