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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

sant tnan they were last year. Blu, they
are NOT the glove-ftting arm tights Of
zen years ago. Notwithstanding some ~
we pictures which certain London de-
Ssners have sent over here Tor adoption
py those unwilling Americans who nv
az the hrst lsht that nickcrs up from
the other side. These people who IRE
always the first by whom the nes -
tried usually ind themselves b,irssn,5
with gowns and other things which have
proved either too eccentric or too com
mon Tor the well dressed woman 10 an
pear IN.
The London sleeves are good instance.
OF me attempt to strsddle the question.
They arc tight all the way up With some
runies at the shoulder, or At the elbow
and they are simply hideous There -
no Possibility that any woman clothed in
her right mind will supplement her attire
with any such denominations. They are
nothing less than freAkS-thN rrcdurta ~
The evolutionary process OF develonment-
which few freaks OF the genus homo
may wear long enough 20 connect the
FORMER species With the latteg but NH h
viii 80 out or existence before ANYBODY
realizes that they have been with rs.
The gigot sleeve that Is tiKht to n. -
bow and then buiges cut into a moderate
rized pun will be the street sleeve ar
early spring. But "for gowns ~ eere-
mony. for dinners. scirees, concerts. cid.
the balloon pun will continue In favor
90 saith the French oracle. Chiffon dr.o.
ed sleeves are not 10 he relocated 10 he
garrett or the ''oic clos" man yet Thsv
are altogether too dear 20 the feulfnine
heart 10 Be discarded even at the ed,ct
~ the oracle.
One small sleeve that may fms favor
as the summer progresses into autumn
Is the kind that fits the arm 20 r point
several inches above the elbow. and IS
then drapet 90. or rather from. he
shoulder. with a pun Of not very larEe 81
mansions. This sleeve Is relieved ~ is
excessive stuness by wrinkrnv the cut
side material on a plain lining Su,a
sleeves aro u9,nliy very long. eA{en1iaS
over the back OF the hand In extreme
eases.
There are two other importan, mNdars-
lions OF the feminine costume which Il .
well &c remember IN the purchase 80 ma
tsriale for Spries ana summer gowns
skirts are just . shade narrower tnan they
we're last season. Five yarcs aroon3 - a
very good width
Round waists continue To- b. worn. hut
.sev 49, 40 the majority AID Will grow
Nee Id psss 90 rs ere sssssa advances.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

II II said that camel meat has r6ra,-,~
pscome q lad with Partisan SpRme.s
Inc meat Resembles beef. but its Ae- is
shorter ana II Is OF coarser grain. II i. a.
te1oer Is veal and among the Arabs is es-
,ee1heu as being most nutritious Tho
choice morsei Of the camel is the hs,rnp.
curing its days Of fat feeding the an,el
stores up nutriment In It's hump on which
20 suosst during the focdless and wa.sr.
iess desert journeys. When the hump
grows lean ana nabby It means TO tho ex-
perienced that the animal is nearing ssar-
walton.
Gamers hump" IL served in many vays
BY the Arabs, but French cooks VIII pros-
ably devise many moro paiatabie wan Of
preparing it when 1t 10 more easily OBJ
tanned
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

Dme Of the new fashions are hideous
examples OF the evil Of trying 10 be two
fhiuxS Ct once. This Is particularly no.
ticeable in the matter Of sleeves. There
has been a sort Of sleeve panic among
the promulgators Of fashion.
"Cut UP your old balloons" they say,
''and make half dozen new sleeves u
them, for the day OF the discovery Of the
arm is at hand"
By such prophecies as these they have
sot the world all agog. and everybody was
zone to surmising as to whether this revo-
tuition in women's costumes is really
threatening Us. or whether it is only a
kind Of war scare Ike some OF those
which have recently set our navy TO
drilling and our boys 10 learning battle
songs.
The real truth Of the sleeve question IL.
thai they arc Just little less extrava-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

Nar for eollssi clothes is a necessity
a.. Sv.,lsr In small apartments ard
~. simply made Is more useful. Take
go v.r,ss Of something thar Will wash
,.sSl brown OF blue gingham may be used.
~, In two pieces. seam together, hem the
-. and sew a long loop Of tape on each
.-arnev Gather up by the four loops ard
hang on one hook II Is bag thar need
n2; get ''snsily," and you need not put
your hand In 70 md any thing. but NE II
- me hook and put IL on the floor and IT
All sD-ead Itself open Two OF these bags
ss@,,ld Be made, one TO hang up when the
ts,nars-s takes the weeks washing in the
o,fsr. They are inexpensive and simple 70
v.akA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22
Eiakv Pastry.

To ore pint OF sifted -FOUR pinch OF salt;
pat salt In the ery -four; c lump Of lard,
srs - q walnut enough cold cater 10 wet
acur. then roll on the board; cut u, H.
lie luTnps Of butter Tor lard. and place
over the noar, ana roll; fold. ana roll
asair. lntl Yea use one-hht pound of
shortening. You must not allow the butter
- break through the more q Is folded and
rolled the better II Will be, ana uoSs
HzSy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

Ta-es seAslng rabies7oonriis q s-s.~1
choco.-s. mixed with eGoaga cold ws.s-
- rake smooth paste; pour this TITO A
toao,s t7-e- ans sG4 ere Pint q cream
which eas reached the boiling roin.. with
S,sf---eat sugar 70 .ve=tcu- Let = -eAss
nSe n'inatss. tasn add tNs wssl-beassu
w.1'tss % Two eggs ana sevvs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22
Tomato Jelly aud Lettuce salad.

Heat a can OF tomatoes until soft
enough 10 put through sieve; dissolve
half a box Of gelatine IN enough cold Wa
ter to cover IL: when dissoiving sdd
enough hot water 20 thin Il little: then
add II TO the tomatoes. Season with salt
ana pepper. ard then put It in It'll. moulds
OF any shape desired. set q away to jen.
When cold serve on lettuce leaves, with
mayonnafse dressing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

Ore SIP e oattsr Two - sugar. beaten
20 a cream. eue-hAlf cup os swea. mig
th-es ard s1is cups ~ .tAs -four thr..
ffAsToo as@ls q osAing powder IN the
-four. tie whites 90 e-sat sss-. NsN Beaten.
Savor . 81. the fssss Bake two vxht-a
layers a-1 oue dark lays-. sSrx = n.r.
@ tse batter to- the dark take a tat AZ
q Ge-1lAa sweet csacc.zsA g-.t
e. aIa p2t IL tie batter sar
TIA Cara layer. b&ks "a three
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

swim, swan swan haok again. wsii sm1n
swan.
II IL shame. Sam; these are the same,
Sam. It's all sham, Sam. and . shame
1t IS TO sham so, Sam.
The black bseezs bnghtod Ne bright
broom blossoms
growing sleasn glowing green
Susan shIneth shoes and socks: socks
ard shoes shine Susan. She ceaseth shin-
ting shoes and socks. for shoes and socks
shock Susan.
Robert Rowiey rolled . round roll round
round roll Rooert Rowley rolled round;
where rolled the round roll Robert Row
ley roked rouGsds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22
Welsh Rarebit.

Toast carefully six slices Of brszu. ~rsn
the crusts removed. While hst butter them,
then plunge them in bowl OF hot water;
remove them quickly and place them on .
hot platter. Put half cup of milk in .
saucepan over the fire. When hot. add two
cups OF grated cheese; stir until cheese 10
melted. Then add the yolks Of two eggs,
half teaspoonful of salt, little cayenne
pepper. Then pour the mixture over he
hot toast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

Ayen For tho f,lling: Make l cus.ard
20 pat between layers-One eht sweet
mak' acd while heating four tablespoons
q sugar, one tablespoonful OF cpfn starch,
0ssoiseo IN a little milk. york sfcne egg,
wal neaten' favcr with vanilla, nd when
cooked add the white of IN err and Wv
about ten minutes. Spread tbs msxtur,
between the cakes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

4 hsif pound o; figs cheppe: nne, half
pound Of raisins seeded ana chopped. six
ounces - beet sgst. minced. one pint OF
bread crvmns: hRls pound 81 brown stgAr
iva eVrS. w=ii beaten: mix shess ingrect-
cnts well together ana put In a double
boiler. ard bod four hou-s: exeellent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

-. ina whole spring fora may be seen
iTsas. ross, daffcdsis. jonqulis. tulips.
b~arinths-0ut the immaculate ~ = asie
-. :. aru-oorta.e OF al. for this Soral
s - I, 4 dedicated with the snowdrop
- -. vsrxgn. The lily. purity. the snow
drop. hope, consolation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

-e case o: Ayers Has- Viror lsa
49, 4ad ce,-oage aesi1. "a .ch aoS-~ r q .,sl
e t.--rrns r-u..t ey exposure 20 ne ar
a. " .s p q - perfect a substitute Tor Tia
o. -u.eir3 ~ nature n Nogt- en4 health
a. modern ga4S.ry gAn Frcdate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

TIE tas--s: way - store ~z.sIas - %
a; ffro ieen fvon iee stem thea u,
: r7l ia tse, cover SltA bo.lnx water
a. l+t ,r-n star1 a5cut rRn minutes
20 80 walter. an1 yca Viii c04 the
So AZ easily removed w.saout tas usual
a. 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

EAS cup " sugar, half cup Q: butter ana
tvo ssgs. Pat IL IN q bowl IN . vessal 81
cola water. ans STIR until the water bells;
o1i 10 not let the ssRcs boil
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

Three eggs, beat whites s-xxrarefy.
Three tablespoonful Of milk. add to yolks,
with little salt ard pepper; stir In the
whites lightly. have the frying pan hot
With spoonful OF melted butter, very
hot. pour In your eggs. and let them cock
gradually When Drowned nicely, turn
over onto a hot platter, and serve You
can add minced ham to the eggs, when you
wish a ham omelette.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

one pound brown sugar, one-haK cake Of
the sweet chocolate half cup Of nm, but
Yer sa1e on walnut: put all together and
boil until II thsekeps: a tshlespoo-, ~ w.
mia 70 favor. Spread on the too a eake
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

- Y'-- se1s-e' "a have -he haI haes, a.
eeli'lls u7tse. vah sassn vita seusN.Ax sza
fasy w.. aSs s2s ~ .-s.a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22
VALUABLE RECIPES.


MENU.
Breakfase.
Fried Bananso.
1Tlxzled beef. with cream GYwyy.
Steamed eggs Radis5ea
Mullins. Coffee
Luncheon.
Omelette.
SWe0 ofead croquetfes, garniuheA nth
parsley.
saratoga potatoes.
Ws8n rNreost- Mince meat poetjea
Vienna chocolate.
Dinner.
Raw oysters.
Boul,ion. Waters.
Roast lamb, green peas.
crowned potatoes. cut In small ballR
Spaghetti. au gratin.
Tomato jelly AMI lettuce salad.
Fig pudding.
Coffee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-22
Separate Skirts.

We have tried TO keep pace win tho
growing demand for dress ekir.s and
/ offer this week a superb collection IN
| all the popular materials. Every skirt
wen sewn ara properly Araped.
At 1925.
Separate Skirts Of Black Figured
Mohsir Br.llian.ins. tined throughout,
and velveteen binding. extra width and
very special vaius a. 81 -
At $3.50.
Ladies' AN-weol Navy Serge Skirts,
Ta1e;a rustic lining ve.,rstssh binding.
extra width. $3.50 each.
At $500.
| Ladies' Black Satin Striped sarss,
lasd throughout. van special value:
| worth y 30. bn,y S. each
| At $3.50.
LADIES' Au-snk Preohs skirts, ave
| yards wide. ell Hired and q wonderful
garment a. the price: worth 80. only
I Hso each
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23
warrants a3 aud "a, dated November

warrants % aud "a, dated November
2ud 1894, and warrant No ! issued
January 10Th 1895 and warrent No. 81 3,
dated Oct 3lst, 1898, and warrant issIed
to Fred kiner, registered Jan 9Th, 1898,
warrent - dated Jan, 18th, 1893, aud
warrant as. dated July 18th, 1898, ard
warrant No. l1S, dated October 18th,
1864, aud warrants No. 60, 40, and a.,
dated April 18th, 1893 and warren. No.
IL, dated April 18th, 1884, and warrant
No. so ISSUED October l4th. 1893, and
warrant No. /, dated Jan 2lst 1895, all
on the Cienesee Fund, aud warrant No
lOl, p, SO. TO, aud Al, warrant No. pa,
issued October llth, 1892, and warrent
1873 issued July 18th, 1898, and warrant
No. 100 registered February 18th, 1895,
and warrant No. l79 registered January
Dist, 1895 on the Current Expense
FUND, and warrents No. - issued
October l4th, 1898, and warrant No.
10 issued April 18th 1895, on the Gen.
eral Road Fund, had been advertised
for payment aud that more than sixty
days had passed without said .warrents
being presented 10: payment, and that
the money after the expiration of said
sixty days, had been used for the pay
ment of unpaid warrants, next in
order, now ut this time upon the Ap
plication of the owners of said warrants
and the presentation Of said warrant.
properly endorsed, It is hereby ordered
that the Treasurer of said county pa,
said warrents out of any money in tn.
Treasury not otherwise appropriated
upon receipt of same properly endorsed
10y the owners thereof.
Now at this time the Board adjourn
Ell to meet to-,norroW morning at
O'Clock a. IN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23

quarterly report .,...,,,.., MI 100 ny
Cash from all sources during
the quarter. .......~ ..... 1857 80
Total .............. x3xy53 81
Warrants redeemed during the
quarter ........... ..',.. .S248a3 ~
Cash on hand April nth 1898 $l3ll9 ~
Respectively submitted,
:. o. TANNAHIIL. County Auditor.
Ia the matter of the petition Of r..
X Davis 1t al. foi n public road In
Road District No. y. Ncz Perez County,
Idaho. 1t appearing to the Board that
said petition was In writing, and was
signed by more than ten Inhabitants
Of said District taxable therein for road
purposes, and had signed snid petition
for the purpose of laying out said dis
trict tO.wit: Commencing Mt "a point
at the center of what IL known rs the
W. V. Hartinger road, said point being
81 rods, more or less, west Of the corner
,.f section ., 10. -. and ~, tp.37, \. r..
., W. Il. NJ, and Turning thence west
- rods more or iess. tO NV Garner Of
the ne, ne section 10, OwhslIip 81 \,
K, W. Il. NJ, thence south 100 rods.
more or less. tn the north line III the
Nez Perez Reservation, there in n zen
erai sOutheasterly direction over and
along what j. known ~ the Leland
and Evans Ferry Road to Il point on
Bedrock Creek about ~ rods east Of
the corner of sections -, -. II, ~,
t,wn,hip 81, y. II. , w, Il. NJ, thence
down said Bedrock Creek over sucl,
route a. your viewers may select, toan
intersection With what is known n-
the Juliaeita aud tnmas Prairie Road
and terminus, and it further appear.
ing L" the Board that the said petition
sets forth and particularly describe.
the read to be constructed, the general
route thereof, that all Of the land
/ owners consent to the granting q! said
road. aud that said p tition ming Ne.
rompanied 10y good aud sufficient
| Bond approved by the Board ~
! County Commissioners in Double thu
amount of the probable cost IT waving
and surveying said road, in case tb.
prayer of said petition h+ not granted
aud the road fimallv not constructed
and the petition being died, it IL there
fore ordered that j. q. Maxor, County
Surveyor. J. Is. Larkee, Overseer ROa,
| District No. ., and &. l.. Webster, b
and they are hereby appointed viewer
~ view out and survey said road, ant
the hlerk Of this Board is hereb
directed to notify said viewers.
Now nj this time the Board ad
iourned - meet tomorrow morning Il
g O'Clock IN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23
APRIL IL, 1876.

AIhlIa ~, lC'b.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; present rs before.
In the matter of the petition of /. =.
Splawn ct al for county road In road
District No. . on the Nez Perez Indian
Reservation, IN Nez Perez county,
Idaho. 1t appearing to the Board that
said petition was in writing aud was
signed by more than ten inhabitants
of said district taxable therein for road
purposes, aud had signed said petition
for the laying out of said road ,o-wit:
Commencing at Il point on the west
line of the reservation in Sec. L "a,
N II w b NJ, said point being the ter.
minus of what Is known rs the J. NJ.
Herbert road, running thence in an
easterly direction about mile, thence
southeasterly about mile to the road
running up the west side OF Sweet
Water Creek, thence continuing south-
easterly over and along said road to
the mouth of what is known as Packer
Gulch, thence up said gulch to the
main forks thereof, thence up the East
Fork of said guich to u point on the
sectlOn.line between Sections 10 and Is
at or near the corner To Sections 10, IL i,
IA and Is, r and II aforesaid thence
east on the line between Sections IL
and Ia to the cor between said Sec
tons II and II, thence south through
the center Of said Sec. IL to the north
west corner swl SET said See. IA, thence
east to the northeast corner said sW
set Sec. IA, thence south mile to the
northeast corner nw1 set Sec. %
; thence east about 20 rods, thence south
easterly over such route as your
viewers may select about 40 rods to the
line between Sections % and "A, thence
; south to the corner between Sections
81 and %, thence east to the north
west corner Lot II Sec. %, thence
south about 20 rods; thence south
eastcrly twenty rods more or less tn
the line between Lots 70 and %;
| thence east to point at or near the
southeast corner OF Lot Is; thence in II
general sontheasterly direction over
such route as your viewers may select
to All intersection with what IL known
/ as the Lake Waha aud Mt. idaho
Stage Road at or near Soldier Meadows
aud terminus. And it further appear
ing to the Board that said petition sets
forth and particularly describes the
road to be constructed, the general
route thereof, that all Of said owners
consent to the laying out of said road
and said petition sets forth the necr>
sity for and the advantage to bc gained
10y the.laying out of said road aud said
petition being accompanied by n good
and Sufficient bond, approved by tn,
board OF county commissioners. ~
double the amount of the Drobahl,
cost Of viewing aud surveying In cast
the prayer of said petition is no,
granted and the road finally no,
constructed aid the petition beint
fled ii is therefore ordered that J. q
MaXOu, County surveyor. Angus
Larsen, Road Over-eer Dist. No. > an'
|. s. Spl,wn, he aud they are hereby
appointed viewers, to view out ant
survey SAID road and the Clerk of thi
Board is hereby directed Ia notify sale
viewers.
Now at thi- time the court adouru"'
to meet tomorrow morning at " II N.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23
APRIL Is, 1895.

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present ~ of yesterday.
The Ofiirial bond of H. Paurault
having been filed and examined 1t |.
hereby ordered that the same I've aI-
proved.
The petition of J. &. Larkec TT al f1r
bubble road from the mouth of Pot
latch to the North Fork OF the Clear.
water having been filed and considered
and the Board being Of the opinion
lha, the expense incurred in construct.
my said road would be too great To un :
dertake al present 1t Is therefore or.
dered that prayer Of said petition be
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23
April, IA, 1896.

Board met PURSUANT to adjournment;
present ~ before.
The following claims against Nez
Perez County were examined and HI
lowed and warrants ordered drawn III
payment thereof:
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APRIL Is, 1886.

ATAII ~, IOOV.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; present as of yesterday.
The following claims against Ncz
Perez County were examined and al
10 we'd and warrants ordered drawn in
payment thereof:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23
APRIL. ] =.

NT'RI
NV at this time the Board met pur-
SAINT to adjournment, present ~ be-
fore.
The following claims against \rZ
Perez County were examined ard
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
in puympnt thereof.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23

Emerson ana CIVue......... ........ II ~
DISTRICT ROAD DIST. NO"
Smell Il lie Baron :. ................. So;
The bond Of W. w. Raiston, t" sell
li,,uor in the town "f Leland, having
been fled aud examine! il Is hereby
ordered thnt the same hc and is hereby
approved.
In the matter of reIn-,ring the
Court FOus.. aud Jail buildings, the
Insurance policies on same having eX-
pred on March II 1896. and whereas,
the insurance policy in the Oakland
Home Insurance Co.. ON the court
house furniture aud wood shed, expires
on July 18th 1896, and, whereas, the
said Oakland Home Insurance Go. is
now defunct and whereas +. W. ket-
tenbach, agent, reinsured for three
wears from March l4th 1896, the said
court house and Jail buildings and the
court house furniture aud the wood
shed at the established rates, in five
Insurance Companies, doing business
ia this state ~ follows:
tiremans Fund................-..,. .s46lD.to
North British and Mer... ........ 1900 0o
Manchester........... 1910 NV
Norwich Union. ...................4 1900 90
Liverpool Il Lon Ion Globe. 1900 Oo
Queen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200 OO
1t Is therefore ordered that said pol
lcies be and they are hereby accepted
and the Auditor is directed to draw "A
warrent on the Current expense fund
/ in favor of r. W. Kettenbach for S542.-
| 90 in payment of premiums on said
policies.
! 1t appearing to the Board that war
rants No. !. ., ). q, Z, 8, and ., dated
January IL, 1894. and warrants No. g.
SO, "a, 66, 81. -, II, u. 76, -, -, and
-, dated July l4th 1894 and warrent'
No. 81 dated Sept. 2sth 1894, aud war
rent No 1873 dated November end
1894, and warrents No. lO4, 100, ano
los, dated November eth 1893, ano