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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-13
THE PRIMARIES.
Republicans OF Ohio County Select
Their Delegates
TO THE THREE CONVENTIONS

AZ parhersb"rg, clarksbarg and Wheel.
ing-rhe Vote was Representative but
Not Heavy on Account OF tho Absence OF
Spirited Contests In all bat Two Dis.
triets-Arr. brady iisaten In a Close IYsh,
In Triadelphia District.
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There was no contest in this district,
each candidate received 90 votca. The
delegates:
State Convention-N. E. Whitaker, C.
F. Bachman. DR.. D. II. Taylor. r. C..
Mhfat. ". II. Travis and E. r. Metz
ner.
Congressional Convention - William
Eesbitt. J. G. w. Hcicr. D. Morris. c..
Leonhart. Joseph Dunlap and Robert
Wilkinson.
County Conventional. T. Spring. J..
D. Hall. DR.. William Pctrie, C. z. Daily,
DR.. D. H. Taylor, ". II. Travis.
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VIII open July 20. via Pan Handle
route and Ohio River railroad. Leave
Pittsburgh union station. 9:l0 u. M, city
time. arrive Wheeling 1l:35 n. M, Par
kersburg $3.50 p. m. Leave Parkersbars
$40 p. m. Wheeling 7 p. M, arriv.
Pittsburgh go p. m, city time. daily.
except Sunday. tth&s.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE

4 very desirable residence and bushes,
property corner Main and Tenth streets.
No. 81 Fifteenth street. I rooms, brick.
No. l6l Sixteenth street, lot 2oxlO feet
A fine residence in Pleasant, Valley.
Nos. 1870 and 1872 Seventeenth street.
No. S Kentucky street, 1 rooms.
storeroons and 2 dwellings renting for
slsl 90 per month. corner Market and
Twentieth Streets, pays u per cent.
No. 9 Kentucky street, lot 3lxl40 feet
a fine residence on Virginia street. All
modern convenience; price low.
No; III Chapline street. large brick
building q
No. Sc 18th street. I rooms and stable.
No. laS 18th street, 5 o0rns and stable
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street.
No. lellith street, I rooms n bath
No. 1863 Chapline street, Z rooms.
No. 1873 Chapllne street, 9 rooms.
Lot on Main St, between I'D and I'd Sta
: lots on North Wabash street.
No, 81 South Broadway. residence o. J.
E. Hughes, Esq.
Lot 46SlS0 North York street.
Lot No. % Indiana ST. ] rooms, modern
No. q n. Wabash ST., 6 rooms, chean,
4 fine lot in Pleasant Valley.
No. Is Vermont street. { rooms: lot c51id
feet: +l.50o.:
The Bloch property on North ata!a S.
MONEY TO LOAN.
& TATUM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephone 2i9. APP,
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Webster DiatriCt.

The vote:
State Convcntlnn-C. a. Helmbrlght
Z 231. David Evans 23i. John CummIns
154. Joseph II. Travis 245. Leroy Miller
224. George ST. Meyers 153, Charles Do
an III. Capt: A. a. Carney So. A.. C. F..
Ebellng 1876.
E Congressional Convention - c. A..
aHelmbright 20G. John Cummlns 172.
Capt. A. a. Carney 100. A. ID. Howe 1873,
J. D. Stanton 152, George st. Meyers l34,
"a. C. F. Ebeling 40, Charles Moore ZIG.
John Bartolls 100. William Schambra
100.
County Conventlon-Wllllnm Lindsey
2O7. Jacob Retzer III: II. C. Meyers r.,
Henry Kern Isl. David Evans lie. VIII
linn Schnmbrn 62, Oliver Il. Reed 1a8,
4 George ". thinner 90. V. Frank Il, VIII
lam Remick ca, George bordeaux Il.
Charles Rcpke 81. C. II. Dowler 70. Geo.
w. Wilkinson a.. James Callihan lis,
Louis Miller 81. william Latouch "A.
The delegates:
State Convention-C. a. Helmbright,
David Evans. J. X. Travis. Leroy Miller,
Charles Dom, John CummlnS.
Congressional Convention = c. A..
Helmbright. a. D. Howe, Charles Moore,
John Cummlns. John Bartolis. ]. D..
Stanton.
County convcntlon-WIlllam Lindsey.
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REAL EYrArE

nuy a homo on South From, ,..
finest residence location In tho civ s's,
s Nnxe GSimG,cSs sI$.room dwelling =,
leroomed dwelling lncy). In, In
Two mlnutca' walk to motor IN
Pleasant Valley. 1900. 'or exchaNE.a !, :
?:roomed cottage q South Huron Ain,
Fine. lot on South Penn street.
belyidero,lo lots: they. arc handy To b,
nest cSntie OF eiiy, Iln 10 1907, one.;E1
cash. balance on monthly or yearly 81 b1l
SMITH & DICKINSON
EXCHANGE BANK DUILDIyE "
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ABOUT PEOPLE
StrnnGersin the City and Wheeling Folks
% Abroad.

A largesdelegation of Wheeling people
departed on the queen OF the Ohio. the
Virginia, yesterday morning. for Gin
cinnati. They will make the round trip.
Among the party were: MIR. Louis C.
Stifel. Miss Lizzie Stifel, Miss Nellie
Schmidt, Miss Ella Chew. Miss Loretta
Morgan. Miss Jessie Wheat, Miss
Emma Schulz. Miss Helena Schwcrt-
feGcr and Mr.. Griffin and wife.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE,

I
By vIrtue Of a deed OF trust made by
Alwyn S: Ronk and Edith N. Ronk. kis
July ., 1881. and recorded in the Office az
the clerk OF the county court OF Ohio
county: West Virginia, in deed OF ,rus.
book No. g, folio l0l. l will sell Mt public
a~uction@to the highest and best bidder.
q said county, In the city Of Wheeling,
W. Vn.,so on
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STANTON'S] 95R 0!91
AT HARD TINES PRICES!
LEGAL NOTICES.

G. H. GJ1NBX.
US M Mario, s,ro,,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-10-17

White RSoi-fAoiis g EcSooi k sS,i;. =
sPectets, ,, L, Wintecs. pave Gsis,.s
Grant Riddle Clerks. ,. ": Kimbell7. 1 n
PbSue go =.
Glover yalles--Polls II clover soboo,
honse; INSPECTORS. " arrep Angel. A. n
Wiseman. Charles Lanqnan. CLERKS. e.
Roland, r.. Woods.
sColuiab a-Polls 1t G. ]. Judds, house.
inspectors, b. O. ifland, VIM. Burte. J. Ha,'
ringtsn. Clerks, J. SinClare, G., q. Judd.
North Fork-Polls at School house: In
sPectors, Geo. BlundelI, n. Shcar,r. p
T. Rutherford. CLERKS. +. j. Holland. A n
Waller 5R -. "
-. " eilands-Folls NJ Weiland,s house: In.
slteioit, l.. 1ltItI, AeLtm Gihiii, q a,
tftzeL nry tlerks5 J. R. Mason Alex Wei
land, n: 49, II. 20, - VI
II Taylor's-PolIs at Tayior's; Ipspeotor,
+ +. Taylor, J. 81. Stratttn II. CdRcr,
y. ID. Spence, Joseph Huey. :
,Brysn-Polls NJ Frank ,Ruschiaxzto,s. Tn.
spectors. D. Agiular. Jee Taylor, Loui,
Bprkhart. Clerks, frank Winters, M. J.
Fitzgerald. =
o'Netrs-Polls at :o'Heirs house; In
speotors W.. T. o'Neil. W. 81. Gilmer, W.
r. Helsely. Clerks, E.;v. Brainard, G. n
Helsely. -.
= Salmon River-Polis at once OF the Sal,
mon River Mixing and Smelling Co. IN
spectors, }. II. Ballenger, /. A. Dw;ebt A,
Cure. Clerks, A. crutchfeid, L. s. ShieldI
i, Attest: ns19
JOHN HENDERSON. Clsrk.
By W. PATTERSON, Deputy. ca,
Elko. New Oct 8, 1876 49,. o..
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POLLING PLAcls. INSPECTORS AND
CLERKS.

Carlir-Folls at School house; inspectors
John Haniiah Dan Hill, Z. l.. McKellips
Cleihs, John hLl,nLn, Nm. ! LLCr
Camp Hall.ck-Eolls 1T Sob, oil house;
1nsIe.tors, q. ID. lolsey, l. Z. Greg cry,
John MURPHY, Clerks, Lee Scranton, ARCHIE
Wilson.
klIo-Poils at Court house inspectors w.
W: Booher, j. D Abel, ). h. Tsber. Clerks,
Phil IrlpielI, IA. Ia. Natter.
huntli gtol--IoiIs at A. w. Brownies
place; Inspectors, crank Brown, v. " aIther
.hln 1ralnor. Clerks, Lyman Bugbee,
Chauncey ~risw 0la. ~ gs.5
ha.lGck SIaLIoL--Polls st store; Inspect
ors, M. Chaser, II. Mccain, q. A. swan.
Clerks, VIM. Randolph, Andrew McDer
mott.
island Mountain-Polls at Peurod's; In
spectors. T.. .tenroa, kugene Park, .. L.
Ffehch. Clerks, W. Ma,t.h, w. StUlel.
/. lan.oillt--folIs at 5ehoUl. house; In.
;Sp> otors, "a Uueil, Dalius Gilmore, y. "A.
hoDtcs0n. ClerKs, IAli0y tbers Al. S%11t, ~
Moand Vattey--to.ls arSciiooinouse; In
speptors, Oiisvr Kline, Geo. Moouy, I'D Car.
vile. CLERKS, W. .. Gay ton, Jr., John llyl-
|; ton.
u SAbJ-G NJ hO5b lbtOTby
speetors, b +. 1oula, Antoine Storn, w. D..
Hand. Clerks, Joseph Peck, Sam MuGin-
:ii6ss. -st:"
+ Mardis-Polls ut Refers store; Inspect
ofs, H. keeter, II, Pruhty, O. Bardimass
Clerks, q. ii, Irving. He, r, Liayard.
Norm kuoy--tolIs at Sohooi house; In.
sbectors. lac Gr1swold, GEO. Robinson, W..
WoOiSefton. Clerks, a. q. DRwley, }. w.
McL6Wefi., *
Raliroad = Polls at School house; In.
speotors, Chas. Brossemer, O. Weller, Geo.
Williamson. Clerts, =. }. Frank, Joe Phil
lips, ,i;.s 800 s.
s.arr Valley- Polls ri. School house; In
speotorS, Geo. Monks, w. w. Weathefs;
John Crosson Clerks, Wilson Armstrong,
Joe Johnston. IL iss.ti,.
soush \ otk-pOiis .. scpcol house; IN.
Spsctors, Fred Drown, ". c. MG.e6y, w. ~.
Grsnv. Clerks, a. NJ. utatas6tds tDAses Ogii.
vie & 4sotf its, Il. :, - ;,
Ruby Valley oils al Spfhess stoheStore
house; Inspectors, Al j. Thomas, Ras Hah-
Nina, George ", Bktt holnteM. = Clerks, 70.
vanRhn. e, Harrison, ~. 60,
Toano-.P Polls at SCHOOL house; ihspcctofS,
Yves johnson, A. J. Spencer. Sam Jones.
dlcr,ts, J. II. Caslor, D. Wagner.
Teo0nas Polls sc SCHOOL, house; Inspeot.
dts, J. n. Johnson, =, 70, Lee, John Davenport
CLERKS, y, McyHohap. Walter Gamble.
sEHs0arofa Polls ~ RlunHstt's nall; ID.
srfGtofs, A. q. Rlunkctt, Id. TODD, nan
Coli Clerks. X Lowenburs, Cbas, Myers
weiis Polls &c School house; inspstt6ts.
II. Ba9t, Al Fishst, !. w. Pet,S. Ctsfts.
Pred Mason. 4 aobsss gu b3,,s,
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..nlIli9l FlII1glanslll,
sE ~ ~. sSss
by The s BOAE Sc Is
8 fY 81 Mn Is
S1Cf EF,.
fz.,!9S 49, ~
GENERAL ELECTION.
TUEsDAYNoY. 8 1896

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV N THAT ON
~ Tuesday, tne Sro Gay OF November. IL. .,
at the several precincts hereafter named
in the county OF lko, State OF Nevada, q
general election will be held for the follow
Ing nambd State, ounty and Township ON
ours, which election shall not DO opened lat
or than . O'Clock a. M, and shall continue
open until o'clock p. M.
STATE OFFICERS.
Three Presidential klectors, -
One Member Of Congress,
One Lieutenant Governor,
one Judge " the Supreme Court, a
Two R>gents OF tine state University, Zone
for tie Long TERM ala one Ter tie Shurt
Term. "@E .,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Three Assembly men,
One Sn,rln,
- One County Clerk and ex-cmcio Treas
urer,
One County Recoruer aud ex-onicio Audi
tor,
One District Attorney and ex-ofioio Su-
parlnteLent ol tuGiIc schools,
= one COuh.y Surveyor,
.Ohe Public Administrator,
Two County commissioners, Zone for the
Long Term ana Ior toe short Tcrm.)
TOWNSHIP OtFI3ERS. j,
one Justice or the Peace for each Town
ship,
Cne Constable for each ownship,
One hIaa Supervisor or each kOad Dis
TINT.
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Total acknowledgements Ss18,2es 70

Balance in treasury. .310,657 S6
The above balance stands TO the
credit OF the various funds az per
Treasurers Balancs Sheet, dated
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TREASURER q RALANoE STREET..

Cash III TreaSutSy to tl6Grsdit Of the
various funds,J uns q, 1895:
In State fund % D. Z. :. q s6.671 90
In general county fond. J, 267 al
IN cHeb contingent fund. 3,l28 ~
10 INDECENT sick fluid o D.. aO0 10
IN county school fund. 80 1f4 "a
~ officers salai3 5flehS.... 81 Z
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SUMMARY

sUMNARy
Total receipts ..a.f. 2y..s. :. e23, 1924 65
Paid from county funds. 5y556 40
Paid from school FINDS. 6.66O IL
Paid from road funds. ,LOl8 %.
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gyiT55 7F7fmrT7

ON i I.kos CoGST1efi...
t" tie &hnr,.fEndinx JANE Al,
1906.
81 .EE W NEVADA
cOn-ty of Eiko. fr'
ACDITOR'S OPeICk.
June ~. 1895
To the HoAorable Board Of County Comnils
SIOLdri. of .Hlko County, Nevada.
Z. ,GENHnAMlH, We herewith Subnait our Omar
silly Report o. the Finahees Of, the County
OF thAs quarter ending JUna ~, l0OE. = S ~
:. Hesptctfully submittsd:
E.E. BILKEY,
JOHN HENDERSON,
Treasurer:
REcEiPTs FROM ALL SOURCES.
Bal in treasury Mar 81, sc. $2l.474 D
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THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Report Of the House Of Representatives
Committee.
This Should be Read Carefully by Those
Who Wish to Understand the
Funding Bill.

Following is the full report of the
Committee on Pacific Railroads Of the
House Of Representatives as presented
by Chairman Powers, accompanying
the so-called Funding bill. 1t should be
read carefully by all who desire to un-
derstand the whole question of the
debt of the Pacific railroads and the
proposed method of settlement:
The Committee on Pacific Railroads,
to whom was referred the bill (H r.
S1S9) entitled, "a bill to amend an Act
titled an Act to aid in the construc-
tion of a railroad and telegraph line
from the Missouri River to the Pacific
Ocean, and to secure to the Govern
nIent the use of the same for postal,
military and other purposes approved
July 1, 1862; also to amend an Act ap-
proved July 2, 1864, and also an Act ap-
proved May Z, 1873, both in amendment
of said first mentioned Act and other
Acts amendatory thereof and supple
mental thereto, and to provide for the
settlement of claims growing out of
the issue of bonds to aid in the construc-
ton of certain railroads, and to secure
the payment of all Indebtedness to the
United States of certain companies
therein mentioned" submit the follow
ing report:
The conditions under which the con-
struction of the Pacific railroads was
sought by the Government at the hands
of private parties, the issue of subsidy
bonds of the United States originally
proposed to constitute prior liens upon
the railroads to be constructed, the sub
ordination Of the liens of the subsidy
bonds to those of the first mortgage
bonds authorized to be issued by the
companies as a measure for obtaining
construction which could not be accom-
plished under the original Act of Con-
gress, the enlargement of the claims of
the Government to the net earnings of
the properties under the Act Of May Z,
1878, the character and extent Of the
provisions heretofore made by Congress
for the care of the Indebtedness Of the
Pacific railroads to the United States,
are all so familiar history, and have
been so far subjects of frequent reports
to Congress, that they require but brief
review.
Very exhaustive inquiries have been
conducted by committees and commits
sions appointed by Congress into all the
facts affecting the relations between
the Pacific railroads and the Govern
ment, and into the conditions which af-
feet the settlement of their indebted
ness. This committee avoid, in the pres
ent report, any unnecessary repetition
of detailed matters embraced in other
familiar and easily accessible reports
ISSUE OF FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
AND SUBSIDY BONDS.
Under Act Of July 1, 1862 Q2 Stat. L.,
4S9), Act of July 2, 1854 Q3 Stat L.,
$3.50, and Act of March 3, 1865 (13 Stat
l., SOD, the Union Pacific Railroad
Company and the Kansas Pacific Rail-
way Company (since consolidated into
the Union Pacific Railway Company
and the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany of California, and the Western Pa
cific Railroad Company (since consol-
idated into the Central Pacific Railroad
Company issued their first mortgage
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vi Y

Nerves are weak, many people say,
and yet they do not seem to know
that they are literally starving their
nerves. Weak, pale, thin blood can
not give proper sustenance = that is
why you are nervous, tired, exhausted.
The cure for this condition is to
purify, vitalize and enrich your blood.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla fairly and
faithfully, and the rich, red blood,
which it makes, will soon feed the
nerves the elements of true strength
they require; they will cease their agi-
tation and will resume their proper
place - being under the control in
stead Of controlling the brain and
body. Read Miss Bartley's letter:
81 want to express my gratitude for
what Hoods Sarsaparilla has done for
me. My health has been very poor for
three years, due to trouble with my
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Cure Your Back

Cure your back and you cure the
source OF all your other ailments. DR.. San
den's Electric Belt will cure you. Try It.
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sANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
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South Broadway; Portlaad. Or. 1o5 Washington
street.
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rheumatism.

Pasadena, Cal, March II, ,e6
DR.. A. r. SANDKN-Dear Air. bought one Of
your Electric Belts for Rheumatism, which came
by severe pains In the back and Kidneys and
spread to my feet, which were 20 bad that could
put ny shoes on. ] found relief a. aeon as I
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Belt six weeks and am now cured and we'll
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che Belt being the only cure for lame back and
Rheumatism. Yours truly.
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It Reaches
The Spot! E!

KynD1TENrHs OF THE AILNRNrS WHICH
AN men have can be traced 10 their founda-
ton at the small Of the back. All the i'm
portant nerves center there, and that is the
spot through which the electric current
from DR.. eanden's Electric Belt takes its
course to reach the weakened parts. While
you sleep at night It feeds the famished
nerves and cures Kidney and Liver Trou-
bles. Rheumatism. Lame Back. Indigestion,
Sleeplessness. varicocels and all weakness
at men and women.
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Total subsidy bonds advanced to
these ,395, l92 w
Repayments made by these companies:
Union Pacific Rail-
way, transporta-
ton account cash
payments, and
sinking fund to
January /, 1897. S38, ,569, 1886 50
G. p. r. R., transpor-
tation account,
cash payments, and
sinking fund to
January l, 1897, to-
gether with $780,
SlS 20, being credits
and judgments in
favor Of c. T. and S.
p. Companies, to
be applied as pro-
vided in proposed
bill ........................ 1879, ,45S 95
Total reDayrneutS by these conn
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I was nervous, had pains in my back.
cannot tell what suffered. My eyesight
became affected and was SO respondent
did not have any interest in life. 1 had
two physicians, but my complaints be-
came worse. Twas told that was affected
with Bright's disease. A relative urged
me to try Hoods Sarsaparilla I did SO
and in short time 1 began to notice
change in my condition. Things began
to appear brighter, my eyes improved and
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The repayments by these compa-
nies will, on January l, 1897, fall
short of an amount equal to the
principal of the subsidy bonds
advanced by about the sum Of. 81 ,639, ,797 Al
The results Of the following state
ments show with close approximation
the respective debts of the Union Pa
cific Railway Company and the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company to the
United States as of January 1, 1897:
UNION PACIFIC.
Treasurer's estimate Of value of
sinking fund of March 30, 1896 Sic, ,234, ,54o 90
Treasurer's statement of bond and
interest account, Union Pacific,
as of March l, 1896 I5 $685. 1873 4S
Treasurer's statement OF bond and
interest account, Kansas Pacific.
as of March l, 1885, 4,44S, ,695 So
963sl, ,434 SS
Accounts in process of settlement
not yet credited, about.............. 100000 90
Transportation services, ten
months, at 81, 100000 per annum 100000 90
Interest accruing on bonds in
sinking fund from March 80, 1896,
to January /, ,ls97...................- 5ss,5Ol 25
S3S, 500, 1886 SO
Original debt, L. +.
and Kansas Pacific. -s3S, ,5395l2 90
Interest computed to
maturity OF bonds as
of January, /, 1897, as
proposed by the ac-
coInpanying BILL. 58,745,S32 36
-- 81, ,2s5,SA SO
Remaining debt, Union Pacific
and Kansas Pacific, as of jan
uary l, 1897 715, ,4OS 70
CENTRAL PACIFIC.
Treasurer's estimate of value of
sinking fund, as of March 30 1896 So 692, AL "a
Treasurer's statement of bond and
interest account, Central Pacific,
as of March l, lS96....:;....::..... s23s, ,4s4 81
Treasurer's statement of bond and
interest account, Western Pa
cific, as OF March l, lS96.............. 9,S67 90
1891, ,27a 25
Credits and judgments in favor Of
Central and Southern Pacific to
beappIed 2,4ossIs 20
Accounts in process of settlement
not yet credited, about............... 100000 90
Transportation services, ten
months, at 100000 per annum.- 10000 90
Interest accrung on bonds in
sinking fund from March 80, 1886,
TO January l. lS97-..................... 23436 so
SIS, ,45S 95
Original debt, C. p. and
Western Pacifics s27, ,S55,6s0 90
Interest computed to
maturity of bOndSa as
OF January i, 1897, as
proposed by the ac-
companying BILL. 4S0ll ,293 "a
- =, - rs, ,s66, ,97S "a
Remaining debt, Central Pacific
and Western Pacific as of jan
uary 1, ,6Sl ,514 y
SETTLEMENT OF THESE DEBTS.
From the foregoing statements it will
appear that the repayments made by
the Union Pacific Railway Company
and the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany as OF January /, 1897, will amount
to the sum of $50, 75J, 1874 53, and that
this is $4.639, 797 Al less than an
amount equal to the whole of the sub
sidy bonds of the United States ad-
vanced. The remaining Indebtedness
of these companies, an amount which
exceeds the interest on the subsidy
bonds by the sum last mentioned, is the
subject of legislation committed to the
consideration and recommendation of
this committee
We are now face to face with the ma
turity of these bonds, and the commit
tee has carefully considered the various
lines of action open to the Government
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IF YOU WISH any of the following
delicacies, you can find them in the finesl
qualities at the Sacramento Market 3(l8.
1o-12 K street: Salami Sausage, Choice
Mackerrel, esh smoSed ,ss aaiiput, Smoked Sal.
Cream, Roquefort Adam, German Hand
Sap Sage and Pineapple Cheese. Curtis
& HerZog.
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SACRAMENTO DAILY RrooRD-UNfoN SATURDAY NAY g. 1896

bonds to the following amounts, re-
spectively:
Union Pacific Railroad Co. 81, ,229,0 900
->'''''''s ''~ -'>'- - - -.-. s,5s2, 900
Central Pacific Railroad
Company of California. 25, ,SS3 ,0O0
Western Pacific Railroad
Company l,s7o,OO0
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$S3,5S2,OOO
N,S53,OOO
s6l,ss5,OOO

The United States, under the provis-
tons Of the same Acts, issued Its bonds,
which we shall call the subsidy bonds,
to the respective companies above
named to the following amounts, viz:
Union Pacific Railroad Co.'S ,236,5l2
Kansas Pacific Railway Co 6,3US,OU
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Central Pacific Railroad
Company of CALIFORNIA: 25,ooo,EN
Company. y......................... l,s7o,56O
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IF AFFLICTED with Sore Eyes use
DIR. ISAAC THOMPSON'S EYE WATER.
Sold at 20 cents. s
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SPECIAL NOTICES

yehicles-Baker & Observation-Disclosures
Carts, Buggies, Carriages Pbaetons. Bain
Farm and Header Wagons Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
HODSON, of Sl3 X street, makes all
the children's pictures.
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T. 3. REID, dent1et, Masonic Temple
Sixth and K streets. ONCE hours 3 to g.
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Continued on Sixth Page.)
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Total repayments by these COM
panies......... .................... Sc 1874 SO
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S61,395.I92

The subsidy bonds were subordinate
in lien to the first mortgage bonds of the
companies above referred to, as pro-
vtded in section 10 OF the Act of 1864
PROVISIONS FOR REPAYMENT OF
STTRSJDY RONDS.
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Central Pacific R. R.. %, ,8S5, ,l20 90
Western Pacific RR. 1870, $50 90
81 Q35 R20 m
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us. We were very thankful that
they kept out of our sight for they
did not come to us and we were
we'll satisfied that they did not see
us, either, or their curiosity would
have brought them to look at us.
as the sight of t b e Handcarts
brought Indians, traders, and all
classes OF people that we're on the
plains, to look at the oddity Of the
outfit, as it was a rarity in very
deed, and but few such sights have
been witnessed.