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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
SrotcEamtii6e SntoIcrans.

Die un9ldubiQs pie Die proteItnns
tiI6e Preie tann es ni6t unterlofen,
Der tat1Olii6en Stride f%ortpdbreno Sn=
tDleranS pOr;umerfen. Seben mir oeb=
balb einen Nu0enblid na9, Die Der
9rOte Itantismus Die SntOleran3 itbt.
&%Qbetonnt 1T Der Se9ensWuni0 Eu=
TIERS, ben er ben SbeOlO9en bel ibrer
Nbreiie BON Smaltaloen nit Nuf Die
&eiie gab: .8ott erfiille euA nit SaB
Qe9en &Om!" @Obl ielten bat Elm
Ss9enswuni6 10 pOQtommen 1i9 ere
fiQt; aber 9riitli6 1T er uiat, oa SaB
uno NeiO 9ewObnli9 teuflii6eu Sim
wirtun9en au9eiariebeu peroen. g8ie
benz nun aud iein mag, bic 8eI9i4te
uno bic td9li9e @riabrun9 Sei9en uns
einen bebnuerli6en SaB Der PrOteItan=
ten 9e9en bic &atbDliten BON NnfanQ
an bis in unIere Sage, einen SaB, Der
fi9 fOrttpGbreno pffenbart in Der YreIie
Dur6 8erleumoun9en uno S%Giterun9en
ieoer Dirt, i'm PriOatlebsn nie i'm
Dffentli9en &ebeu balo our6 offens
balo our6 gebeime 9erfolsun9 uno
unteroriifun9.
Die prOteItantii6e Electromagnetic
Tam ME ruben. @ir baben bic Se=
meiIe bafiir in Amerita rpie in europa.
Seoes Meni9enalter SeiSt feline 9eUalts
iamen Qusbrii9e ae9en Die &atbOliten,
pabreno Der itile Srieg 9egsn Oieielben
u~uabldiiig fortgeieBt miro. SD erins
mere bios bel ms oil Die 9rauIamen
Observation-Disclosures Der perflOIenen
Sabrbunoerte uuo an bic v&noms
nOtbin9s" uuo bic ~. y. o." unierer
3eit, uno in europa, an bic fOrt=
oauernoeu Sdtbolitenper fol9un9en Der
prOteitartiiden 6iiriten, Die balO
%9emaltiGm, balo i'm Stillen Die tatDO=
liI4e Stride tne6teten uno unteroriifs
ten. Was mar Die uria6e oes trauri=
gen Gulturtampfes in 9euti6lano?
Gin5ig Der SatbOlitsnbob uno Die 9iins
iti9e 8eleQenbeit mad NieoernerIun9
Oeterrei9s uno Sruutrei63 Die SatbOz
liten oieien 9nb fiiblen gu laiien. @a=
rem etDa Die &atbollten urp0triOtiI6,
rei9sfeinoli6, itGatsgefdbrli6, wie
man ibnen beu6lerii9 pOrparf?
8raoe 0as 8e9entbeil 1T Uabr. Nie
mar lire 2iebe gum 8oterlnno, ibr
PatriOtismus unO lire SpferWili9teit
9r6Ber ais nGbreno uno nab Gem
fransDIi9en &rie9e. @el9e 8riinoe
tOnnte man anfiibren, um Die 8ers
banning. Der SeiuiteH uno 10 pieler
p%erpanoten reli9i0ien Sroen 81 redt=
ferti9en. Wtan bate teine 8riinoe.
Mtan our6fOridte 0Qe SrOensItHtuten,
nm irgeno einen SorDano 81 finoen,
uber umionit. @arum OerIOl0te man
10 piele Sii6Ofe, Yrieiter, gtonnen?
Gs 9ibt feline anoere grtldrung fir
oiele Gri6sinun9 als Der SatbOliteu=
baB. Seit beinabe %slpeitauienO Sab
rem pbieren tatbOliihe Sii6Oie ibre
9iSceien uno Die 8si9i9te tennt tsine
2Seiipiele, oab lie iemaIs ituats9efdbrs
lib 9epeien pdren. Sieie ,reli9iOieu
Sroen iino Diele Sunoert Sabre alt
uno waren ME itaats9efdbrli9; mir
ieben Seiuiten, 2aSariitsn, Reoempto,
riitsn in amerita, 6rantrei6, Spa.
MEN, Seterreih, uno nirQenomo iteben
fte i'm 8erOaht ita0ts9efdbrli9 gu ieiu.
NeBbalb firdtet man le I'M protsitan.
tii6en 9euti9lano, in Dem md6ti9en
&ei6e, oGs Seiterrei9 uno 6runtrei6
beiiegt bat2 IS lit ni9t GUr6t ion.
bern SnB. Warum ri6ten Oeuti6e
YrOteItanten Sittidriften bon Sun.
oerttauienO llnteridriitsn an bic &e=
gierung, I'm bic Riftebr Der berbann=
ten Sroensleute gu DerbinoerR? Illus
SaS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

gale baben bic junaen ameritaner
lebt cine portreffllide @slegenbeit ba3u,
SeutiA Su leruen. Muf DEM Stun=
oenplan lino tp66entlib q Stunoen
fir unterri1t i'm Seutihen Hn0eIebt
uno nur Is Stunoen fir unterri9t in
Sran36Iii6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
SatBOlii6er &ir6enzS alenOer.
&atbuIii6e SebensperT6es
un9s=8eIeai6aiten

Ibnneu tpobl taum ebeuio piele Or ts
gIieoer 9eminnen pie ni4ts
tatboIii6s neil es ebsn niel mebr
0i6ttatbpliten oIs Satbpliten gibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

Sberin0erieur gnoree bielt tiirSIi6
einen 8Ortra9 iiber ben 81 ieiner POs
larreiie beltimmten SalOn in Der
S3wsoiiGen 8eisai9ait fir @ntbro-
polo9ie unb Geographic. IS lei oa-
raus bsrpor9sboben, oaB Der 9alon
204 9sstss im Sur9i9nitt iaiisu uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21
WerfwIrDtgeS.

Cine Der srOBtsn en9lii6en-&oben-
freunoinnen 1T 3aOp Marcrls Ysrsss
foro. Sic bat ni9t meni9sr als $50
8aben. Seoe bat einen Namsn uno
lire Serrin tennt jeoe &aBe gang sss
nau. am Nabmitta9 iiuOet ieier-
lider &aBenempiana itatt. Die &aben
iiBeu cabei ale i'm &reiie I'M ibrs
@obltbdterin. Die Dame i6eint re6t
uisI freie 3eit uno iiberhaiiiSes @slo 81
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

Cine tiiniilide gisbabn miro bas
Serrain Der yerliner Characteristics
lung 1896 nit benz Neutrality-suspicious.
bof perbinoen. Glettriibe Sblitten
tperoen CUR Iufnabme Der Nntommens
ben bereit iteben uno Oieie our6 cine
&eibe bon @is9rotten binourd bis gum
Gin8an9 Der Ausieaung beiOrOern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

&OtbOlii6e @eisli9often tOnnet tno
iOlen uber bur9 cine quite @erwaltung
ibrs SrsaniiatiOnen I'm SieIes perbeI=
fern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

glettrii6e S6litten auf benz Gle.
Sie Glsttricitdt ideint nirfli4 Die ellis
Sige Strait fir electromagnetic iuer.
ben su wpllen. WGbreno man in
gmerita oaran gebt, ben aroben 6erns
pertebr burb elettriid betriebene gis
ie~nbabnsiiae 81 beior9eu, bat man in
petersburg Sdlitten erbaut, uslde
our6 GlettriSitdt betrieben, auf benz
giie babingleiteu. Sei Der 9roben
Sauer pes 6roites in 8ublano. wdh-
reno oeilen Der iiberwie9enoe She'll oes
Sabrperfebrs our6 S6litten erleoi9t
wiro. bat man naturasmdB Elm grOBes
Sntere1ie oaran, lid bon Der immerbin
idpieriaen 9eweaun9 Der Pferoe aui
benz Gis mO9li6lt an em%anSipiren -
aber elettriib betriebene S4lltten 1T
9etpiB fin de steele.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

Ddre es baber ni6t Elm gOrtbeil fur
olle beuti9en SatbOliten Der Union,
tpenn in ieoem State nur cine ta:bo=
Hide 2ebensperIiderun9s 8eieQi9aft
beItdnbe2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

Ser 3u9 oes bertiden tatboIii6en
8ereinsweiens iOlte mebr mad rGens
traIiiatiOn" iein. Sie vfreie @Ontlr=
rsns" bat uns I6On alSuuiel 9ei4aoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

Sus 1T cine Gruse, wsl&e elmer
mDsliait buIOisen 2Oiuna ent9e9en-
itsbt. gtieoer nit Der pfreien @Ontur=
rsns" unO ves lebe bic @inbeit in ben
tatbolii6en acknowledgements Qs
fhQften!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

limb piiroe bieier 8Ortheil ni6t nod
orOber iperoen, tpenn ale S~taats9e'el=
ibaftsn bios Sbeile elmer oeuti6en,
tatbOIii9en RatiouaIGS re- il
fatipn fir Sebens : Serii9erun9
ipGren2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

Ser Seutite, Der fir Den 4merita.
ner in 9ewObnlihen 3eiten wsits,
nidts, iuie Der .Sutdman" lit, pirr
in Babe fir 'oenielbeu "My good
German Fellow Citizen" tperoen.
Die Gampasre riidt ndmli6 ndber uni
Die Stimme zines rSuthman" 1T an
Dem Stimmtalten geraoe 10 bel wsrtb.
lpie bic Stimnle zines eIngeborsner
Nmeritaners.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

Gin Sarmsr bat, falls iid Die Rad.
ri9t beitdtiet, cine %wertbpolle gnt.
osduns semadt. Gr pfliiste iein Wei.
senislo nm uno bepflanSte oaHelbe nit
Wais. Sas SaGttorn, oas fur flint
older p~ertpanot murOe, mar Supor in
&obleuOl sinaeweidt moroen, pdbrsno
oas fir Die iibrisen 40 gldsr ni9t benz.
ielben 8~erfabren unterporfen ,poroen
mar. Die 8etreioewan5en SeritOrten
bic 35 Nder. wdbreno tie bic flint older
ni1t b%erlbrteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

Sir b%eiratbsluitiae Mdoden iino
Die ausIi6ten in Seuti6lano i6le6t.
9tah ben auf 8runo Der Yerufs= uno
8elperbeaGblun9 erfolgten neuelten Su=
iammen tellun9en oes itatiltiiben @ins
tee 9ibt es ndmli6 in Seutihlano stpa
cine Willlpn 6rauen uuo WGoGen mebr
ols MtQuner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

Gan
ton.
pectora
bern. b
oarauf
sifri9er
gu iein
e6te @l
ipeiter
WertSei
iriiAen
uns al
Iisnius.
aa9enle
would
an Den
@uftret
eiu 90
pas BIZ
nun, II
@nsabl
ter ibns
un3abl
man Il
fann, |
.Son9"
.sartfal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-21

Sn WarIhau itarb oieisr Sage Elm
Serr g. &Oslsr, ben bic lotalen Sldt.
ter einen nberporra9enoen Wann" nen-
men. neil Der SeritOrbene als Sausbe.
iiBer i'm 2aufe bon liebenunopier5is
Sabren = Die WObmunssmietben ni6t
erbDbt bat.-Sn oieier Slnli6t oirfte
er tbotiddlid als einsia in ieiner Art
9elteu; es 1T oaber ni6t al perlpuns
bern, baB iein Sob au9 ben Wietbern
aufri9tiSes 2eio braAte.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24
FOOTBALL. rnINIIsCIy1>c ma,
houston aud Galveston ui;h s,h,o,
Teams VIII Meat

The football 10 take place ON The a,,.r
neon OF Thanksgiving bay promises IN ~.
an importau, event
The boys Of the home team have or,c.
uced &ealpusly since It's Organization. and
declare that they win prove thomael,cs
the champions OF their initial game. while
the Galveston team is equally vigorous II,
the claim that they will carry off the non.
ors.
rho social prominence Of the men,bore n,
each team has added much to the intorcs.
thai the announcement OF the game has
aroused, and the efforts of the ladies' am,
other friends OF the participants Tor thr
success of the battle insures large al +.
tendance.
Members of the L. II. ID. and IL. s. C.
clubs viii attend IA body, and the Older
social organizations viii Witness the snort
also many visitors from the Island Clty
VIII be present, wearing the colors OF theil
favoriio., ard will be eager TO cheer then
10 victory.
The score card proceeds win be donate,
TO Faith Home, aud the game will doubt
less be enthusiastic from start to finish,
The Houston team will be; Franklin
right end; Smith, right tackle Neville
right guard; Duerrer, center; Dexter, ler
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

this city many years ago and among the
old citizens Of Houston none were more re-
spected and loved
The roinaius of Mrs. Palmer will be ship
ped to Houston for burial. will arrive to-
night and she will be buried tomorrow
morning at 80 o'clock from Christ church
OF which she was a devout member. The
remains will be buried at Glcuwood by the
side of the grave OF her husband.
The deceased was one of the early presi-
dents of the Ladies' Parish Aid society OF
Christ church, and the members OF that or
ganization are requested 70 meet at their
rooms on Wednesday morning to attend the
funarn1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

guard Quarles, left tackle; Foster. LIT
end Harding quarter back: shaw, right
half back; Waties, left half back. Drues-
dow. full-back and captain The snbsi-
tutes are: Murchison. Hutchison. Hervey'
Eotts, Lyons, Mclaughlin, Curry. ketter-
son.
The Galveston team will line Up as FOL
lows Archer, LET; end; Sprouie' iett
tackle Smith. left guard Ripley center
Bell. right guard Captain Brooke right
tackle. Ford, right end: Munroe. quarter
back. Murray. left half. Cook right ha!t
Hume. full Substitutes: Ripley, Howard,
Carol. Coach: Mr. Bats
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24
Personal MENTION.

Dr.. j c. Clark Of Prairie Hi, Texas. Is
in the city.
Rev. T. C. Rice of TYLER is in the cit,
| for i few days on business
Sterling .icyer left last night over the
Southern Pacific for Ncw York
N Elsasser, son Of the late I. Elsasset
is here from the City of Mexico.
w. w Atwood OF the Woters-rierce OIL
| company is here from St. Louis
Mr. Samuel lsaacs OF Philadelphia is
max ng a short stay in Houston
oscar O. Nation editor Of the Velasco
World. was in the city yesterday.
T. ;. Steiner. representing j. T. Prim-
! loS's pc}sio gum, is at the Lawlor.
CAPITA N j. w. MrCarty. "a merchant Of
Eagle Lake. Is in tho city buying holiday
Charles Vesminov>k V. b Hudson Jim
DoGson and l.. j, Cox Of Bryan are guests
at the Lawlor
Colonel X. ]. sledge Of Waller. lead
ing shirt a the populst camp spent yes
terday in the city.
tlardmun of Nacogioches were visitors to
the city yesterday.
Mrs. John ID. cirigsby and little laugh
on Crawford street
Mr.. n :. Cook of ST Louis Mo. who
IS known as the cracker man. was visiting
the ira ie yesterday,
~ T. s,'ewson ana wife; r. J. Doas,on,
Texas are ut the Bristol,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Britton and laugh
ior 81 Hearne are IN the city the Eues;,
Colonel \. H. Ives OF Groveton Texao.
is IN the city on a Visit TO his laughter,
who is a pupil of the Crsulme convent
Mr pnvid Russel for long tim" an
employ of w. u Clevela1d but now Il
mer hant Of Colmesnel. was ia Houston
Mrs. charles HARRIET and her son and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24
, auxiliary "a


Mr Horace FIofCher Of The barrett Man
nfac'nrins company of New orleans and
author OF charming little book called
M'n'lohi'ure' or the A. h. C. Of Life. -
was Il guest In Houston yesterday. To
friends Mr.. Fletcher said that his book
which is recent production had reached
sale Of 1900 copies He is working on
another book "Forothought VS. Free
Thought, which he considers companion
work TO his first one and promises to b,
even more interesting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24
DEATH OF A. ]. ]OuRDE.
Another Nell Known Citizen Suc-
cumbs to the Inevitable.
DEATH OCCURRED AT SAN ANTONIO.
VIII lie Buried mt Gienwood This
Afternoon with Masonic H"nors.
Brief sketch Of His Life.

Mr. A. J. Jourde. whose death has been
momentarily expected for the past several
days occurred at an early hour yesterday
morning at San Antonio whittier he went
about two weeks ago. taking the last hope
that was held out 10 him for his recovery
from a malady with which he had been
afflicted for the pas, several years. which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24
A PROPOSED AMENDMENT
To the Constitution OF the State OF
Texas.
A PLAN TO GET STREET PAVING.
Draft of an Amendment Designed TO
Further Public improvements In
the cities and Towns.
A PLAN TO GET STREET PAVE

Following is the text OF proposed
amendment to the state constitution, draft
ed by citizen OF Houston. and which Is
designed to remove the present legal OBJ
struction to public Improvements 1t VIII
probably be discussed At ! meeting Ut tho
Business League.
Houston. Texas, November II. iss6-
Whereas, the supreme court OF Texas uas
held local tax assessments for street IN
provoment purposes on homosteads TO be
invalid, thereby rendering it impossible to
improve the streets Of Houston by iAeaAs
OF local assessments ana
Whereas, The raising u sufficient reve-
nues to properly pave ana improve ttfeeSs
BY ordinary general taxes would uc attend-
ed with great hardship to the owners OF
homes ard improved property since .Ee
effect OF street Improvements hilr"ai~1.
sewers, etc, is to directly enhance me
value OF the iaui with 10 cpTesp9nais
enhancement OF the value or tho improve
ments on same and
Whereas To ,1 buildings oquaily with
land for such street improvements would
be manltesuy unjust and eseeally So tn
the case OF great majority ui hoMe oNn-
ors. whose improvements are generally
more valuable than The land or which same
are situated and,
Whereas sgmo equitable pan should be
devised by which Che paroles who have
heretofore Paid inoll assessments "a. su.1
improvements undcr iaws dceWcl 20 ue
valid can bee COMPENSATED anl Reimbursed.
IN paci az least Tor loeaI ,pA.s bus ua-
Justly levied upon them
Therefore sc he unHcr-irr.- c.firFn-
OF Houston cordially approve fEe following
lropQsd au.andu.sfi tt the constellation. s,
tho S;a,, and ea-1esIe oaI lra. c-T
friIor -cltIEels af rhr Sf8t nl5 -" 'r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

Died. NJ the family residence NJ , O'Clock
yesterday morning Mrs. jennie Taylor. the
beloved wife Of Captain ], Il. Enlt. in
the oath year Of her age
The deceased was native Of Portsmouth
Va, and, with her husband hns been n
,osidcut OF Houston for a number of years.
whore hy her charms of grace and kindness
she had surrounded her family with a
large circle OF loving friends.
There is peculiar sadness about the
death OF this cstlmahlc lady she had been
for weeks previous to her own illness. a
tlroltsa watcher and uurse at the sick
bed Of her child 20 months OF age, whose
Me hung an II by a web Careful nursing
and sklllful medical attention restored the
little sufferer TO conyalescouoc. and the
very day she Rot up the faithful loving
mother was stricken down only to be swal-
lowed up IN death
Captain Endt Is. and has been for years,
n Trading mcmhor OF Post G. Travellers
Protective association of Houston council
No, &c. T. c. +, OF this city. and Is also
an esteemed and worthy member Of Dick
Dow ling camp L, G. v. and the members
of these respective organizations, as well
/ ns the large number of friends in the bust
ness community with whom he mnglcs.
extend 10 him sincere sympathy IN his great
aud irTcparhlc loss.
The funeral win take place this morning
AZ lu o'clock from the family residence. No,
! 2i0S san 1aciuto street Members Of the
orders above mentioned and all friends aud
| ncquautHuccs II tho family are respectfully
/ invited 20 attend. The following gentlemen
| have been selected ana requested to act rs
pain bearers: H. ] Hardy. Vorn Lcman
~ V. Damon, WIN Lambert and c. c.
| Heavens
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

announcing the death at Denver, Colo, OF
Mr8 Jane Palmer. widow OF the late DR..
Eugene Palmer.
DR.. and Mrs. Palmer were residents Of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

rs i, is essential to good health. Washln-
costs but trifle with us, and we guar
antee II to be satisfactory, Work calle,
for and delivered. and special worl. turned
out In hours The Model Laundry, 1911
Prairie. Phone, 1877.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

no christmas and New Years table
shouid be without a bottle Of pr. siegert .
Ahsostnra Bittcra, the world renowned
%, n OF exquisite flavor. Beware OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24
CHAMnEHIAlN'S COUGH RUNNDN
ALMANS pRONES EEFENTIl Al

li"modN when AN others failed. and in
every instance II proved c0ectual Almost
daily We hear the virtues NJ Chtmhcrlaiu's
remedies eNiollcd 10y thosa Who have used
them.~Ftom the Glenvillc lW. NaD Psth-
NuLLAN w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

WE CAN DO SPECIAL BUNDLES
IN Tour hours aud do them right. 81 Pack
.n Troy Laundry, yi2 Prairie avenue,
Phone S32. "s""'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24
JustIcr Hiil'- cour


"HNi'Ff iiiIi'- court
J Finley disturbing the peace. anaa
81 and roete
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

Miss Adele Boottchcr of We!mar arrived
last night for a visit with her friends.
M-ssc' BERTHA and Louise Retchardt, Of
- rnlNLs rnnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

| Mr. and Mrs. w. +. simmons pr md
| Mrs Robert McElroy, Miss Georgia Ho>
| suck anu G. Arthur Williams. have rc.
| turned from a short outing AZ Morsan's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

Mr. Knox Cohen, accompanied by his
sister Misc 3ell Cohen left Pr jav night
for W9N lhachlc to spend a few weeks
with rel1tiVes and friends. - cob, a
W.i remain. but Mr. Cohen VIII return
S;uuIlv uivht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-24

Charles iIarritt and her son ami
lrr.e Almorts of Galveston are
s Mrs. II. \, sullivan. 1911 1oat-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-07-22

foJal. ........"..... Sl3,200 10
SUMMARY
Total receipts. .......... S23,O24 10
Paid from county funds. 5,558 az
Paid from school fnnds. G,G60 i2
Paid from road funds. 1,0i8 %
Total Disbursements. .,$13,266 70
Balance in treasury :. .s10,657 SO
The above balance stands TO the
credit of the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
June q, 1896:
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received at the
County Clerks office in Elko, Neva-
da, to furnish so cords Of pine and
cedar fiTewood for the Courthouse,
Jail and County Hospital in con-
tract lots Of 10 cords each. Said
proposals to be filed with the County
Clerk on or before the LIST day OF
August, 1896, at 10 o'clock a m.
BY order of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Elko county, Ne
vada. Attest:
w. PATTERSON,
Deputy County Clerk,
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Comfy OF Elko. ts.e
ACDITOR's OFFICE
June ~, 1896
TO the Honorable Board OF County Comnls
sioners Of Elko County, Nevada. =
GENILEhEE: We herewith submit our Quar-
ely Report of the Finances Of the Comfy
or the quarter ending June az, 1896.
Respectfully submitted:
.'. <. E. BILKEY,
Auditor.
JOHN HENDERSON,
Treasurer.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
Bal in treasury Mar 81, &c.. s21. .474 %
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stocks.
.l.,,rnx Anrii n lssS
The Pioneer.

The strength of Pioneer was marked
and significant, price rising from SE to 8
this morning, prior TO the passage OF the
Cuban resolution in the house. The elk
months exhibit to be issued shortly, COW
ering the period OF operation by the CON-
pany since il acquired the mine, will be
very complete in details, giving all pos
sible information that can be desired by
stockholders. The special economy OF
this tunnel mine is likely to be made still
more prominent by hisexbibit and much
more development work has been done
than generally supposed. Water il flow
ing very freely from the tunnels. which
gold mining experts consider very fay-
orable sign. indicating large bodies OF rich
ore. Good use is made OF this water in
operating fan-blowers TO ventilate the
mine and also to work drills. A dividend
on the stock is among the probabilities
In July out OF the earnings up TO that
time and these earnings have been great
er in the six months OF operation by the
company than it's friends anticipated.
The compressor and air drill were start
ed March 81 in the No. tunnel Il 600
foot level) fthe Pioneer mine. This tun-
mel is now run by machine drill instead
OF by hand work, and the work will now
progress at speed three times that Of
the hand drills.-Boston Transcript
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As He Sees HIS Duty.

lt Is as yet too early to gauge with &C.
curacy the feeling which the Democratic
party will display on the question of re-.
nominating the president Some OF the
leaders OF that party think the manifest
willingness Of Mr.. Cleveland to be consid.
cred reserve candidate Is only for the
purpose OF affording n cover under which
TO secure delegates opposed to silver and
favorable to the nomination of Secretary
Carlisle. Those who hold this view think
the president will ultimately withdraw
and try to make Mr.. Carlisle his lcgatee.
Others, quite as well or perhaps better
Informed, think Mr.. Cleveland believes II
to be his duty 10 become tho candidate II
the party will name him In order to avert
the disaster ~ having the Democracy go
over to free slverism. A member of the
cabinet told me Mr.. Cleveland would run
IL he knew lie WAS going to be defeated II
be thought he could thereby preserve the
principles OF nance for which he has so
vaiiantly cor!ended during his service In
the White House. The president looks
upon the maintenance OF Democracy as a
SOUND none, party NJ tho greatest benefit
he Or any ctlrr man could confer upon the
country At this iu" iro In our public af
fAiss ln ordr ~ 60 this he is willing to
make any sncsiGor whch he may be called
upcn 20 mnke WALTER WELLMAN