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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04
REpOEr On SUGAR BETS.
The Secretary OF Agriculture WNi
Come West.


The Secretary OF Agriculture wHi
Come West.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4 Within the next
week Secretary OF Agriculture james
Wilson will make report on the con-
dition OF the Western states az regards
the culture OF beets for sugar. The
cabinet III cial Is In this city on bis
way 10 ,br West. He will visit Utah,
MoutanD, Oregon, Idaho ana mum.
her OF other Western states with the
idea of lnvestigstiDR the co nditions for
growing the sugar beet. During the
past month he mas sent the seed OF
tho eugar best TO 20 600 farmers. The
majority Of them are now growing the
vegetables. The valleys OF the Weet
s.e well adapted to raising them, and
1t is his opinion that this Industry VIII
deal severe blow to the sugar trust
He has received a humber OF letters
from those interested IN cOrGering
.uSRr, asking him what he W Iuld do In
the matter OF sugar Ueeta. He said: III
failed TO reply to any OF them. After
tour, which will last a month, l be.
iieve / Will pe aoie to make report
On the condition OF the West for the
culture OF the saccnarine buibs. II
costs but an average of $l2 an mere 10
water q mum per Of the valleys In the
West have seen, anu have figured
uut that the farmers eau make u hsnd-
some profit.
LAS Tor tue Kiondise gold flelds,
my department mas sent number OF
experts to make report on their cJr-
ditioD. Ibe experls ware lnHlructeo
10 look inter the agricultural interests
OF The United States In the new Ell
Dorauo,n
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ltlIry sherman Reiusss 10 Discus
ihs Matter.

frASGASsErT, Il. L., Aug. S.-Stc
~ VI Stalls Sherman va. Inlef-
''a ~ reporter OF tho Associated
u hdsy At his oOttsge here. He
" col discuss the report from
h.l that Uaited States Minister
Ilhid ieeu directed 10 declare "A
''iofate over The Island.
hsillng 10 Whtelsw Reid's vIgit
llttl, MI. SHERMAN slated that Il
ny 10 legsrd to the submitting
~ k'ld'. report a. special EN-.
ftsor To L glsnd.
ttQu',hsu q my rts'gnatlon. -
Nj; ssermBB, "Sss not men.
49, leei ,ireu Il uenyipx tbsse
''s 'pn'is that aFise rom lime 10
sts'nA dc sred his friendship
~ ks'. In vlgortue teEmy. NJ
a'n VIII leave Arrangement for
''lls'oa On Friday ntxj.n
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CHICAGO, Aug. "A special from
TsoUtaa TO the Chronicle ssyf: Five
hnndrei reported killed MP TO July LIST
IL the record OF the terrible outbreak
of the great volcano OF MAyoni ON the
ISLAND OF LuzoDP, ono OF the Philip
n,ue group. On the night of June
25lh this volcano hogan threwin & up
sahes and lava 10 i'm nenss quantities,
aud asmos were thrown upward con-
side.Ably over 100 feet. Tnu N 1t day
fifty bodies were recovered at IA con-
siderable distsace, snl the mos. re-
cent dispatches to Hongkong up to
July SIN stated that not less than 500
were known to bS kilioi.
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At a dinner given by the Authors club
Of Now York city to Richard Henry Stod
dard, c1.Judge Henry T. Rowland, prosl-
dent Of the Century club, told this story
Of the guest Of honor: "StaddmG was
opening can Of tomatoes ous night.
Sounds hat came from the kitchen con.
WINGED Mrs, S,oddard that her husband
was not accomplishing his task without u
struggle Firnlly she called to hiAI, What
arc you doing, deare Opening this can
Of tomatoes, came the rather gruff an.
swer. What nre you opening It With
With n knife. Did you think was using
my teethY Not at ALL dear, camc tho
answer. Il thought from your language
you were opening IL with prayer.
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up, as many do. Much of the foed ia
thus tramplcd under foot and lost Tho
accompanying cut here reproduced from
the Now York Tribune shows a handy
rack for feeding soiling crops 1t is easy
TO make and can be put up anywhere
against the pasture fence or against the
outside Of building-the only thing
needed being couple Of staples for
either end, ono for the iron hook at tho
bottom and one for the bit Of chain to
hook into, Such rack Gun readily be
moved from one place to another.
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LONDON, Aug. --rne Dai'y enron
iele says tUuay that Russian txpedt
ton has DISCOVERIES auIiietous resiops
along the banks OF tae rivers Aftiche,
Lsutar and Nemoojeb, aud In o1ner
rrglone in thv vici NY Of the Sea OF
0 ,okata in eastern s bsris. An expo
litiOn 10 now sxnmiuinS the W's
shsre OF the peninsuia ui Ksmscha'ks,
and the government Is ABOUT to senu
second expedition TO obtain further m
formation MS to the g0ld-bearlng re-
plons IN this part OF the Russian en-
pire, which promises, when opened,to
be q second California.
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+ FlR ELOBDIKE,
/ ' n.lt d Pr''p''''i
b ,''is''r, PROVISIONS
| . Army. Going North
+ 81 n'I kan i, III, 81 ''''''
u Gla'ka'

-, wssb, Aug ,.day
fnIil Ak sailed st l l p. m, 'rII Of
pane re- fly c,iiIe. The ', ,e. ~.
/" ~ i leave. tonight .. ,o' Is
fu'n4 vi,b eighty pat'ou l''h,
ll ;, S,,.. and forty tons 81 ''t ,,su,'
lly I, p 1.no.. to each man o ',or,"
49, l,,.s states stmy, goes n 10, "'
p v r,.velspd to examine 'n0 '''
y l,at.masted schooner -, N ,,.,ah,
p nn ~ ,.I 81. AIIcOsel' win lr.'s IL
, ss.,a ,lyst points She VIII san
| MI Of the wees
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LONDON, Aug. o. The King OF
Siam, ChulalongRsfn, WAS an inter.
ested spectator OF the proceedings in
the HOUSE, OF Commons today. The
parlIsm nlRry secr+tsfy fJr the tot
eign flee, Mr.. George n. CuTzjn, re-
ceiveG ms majesty In the lobby OF the
Hvuse and escorted him to the distin-
guished strangers gallery, where Mr..
CufzJn explained the PROCEDURE OF
parliament 10 him.
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SAN FRANoIsoU, Aug. s. The
Nowloy will sail tomorrow with hft' on
pAesen1 ers for Aiaska. o.. TINS num-
Der ten are women, who wal make the
trip to the COLO nelds. Tue otbers are
Mayor Scott Of Sprio field, ILL.,, and his
son, Mayor Scott has resigned his
flee to GEEK fortune In the iIozen
n Lrth.
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ii'RuRd, Aug. S-The strike,s
''nbnue 10 gain ACCESSION 10 tns,r
wv ism the New York and
tsna tompsDy's meu. gandv
'al iuTIie creek mines ore com.
y luI'' and the Plum creek msn
Ivy Tut surely c ming into ina
T' nen Sbealnped In the yloln.
n. .'I ny, nearly hall Of the d,gy.ts
I,a,, snOuSholI Of the uumpsuy
ESE 70 wtlk, and a number n,
Inn.S VIZ 10 inlo the M havs
IN c'.T 4ul' as sssn as they clean
RS n NV lyiug iu their roo,os
IN ny, D'tsImInsilon II was
n, Ma every one OF the miner.
Hwy: ssw York and CIevelans e.
1 hTIpany who hal gone 10 WIZ
any %c'SyIpa,by with me n,oysm "v,H
~! Their signatures Ia a su ne,
"'''u'ea them from staying
j. Bis SD SifelAls have retained
hs.v, snss TO defend them n
'"lS belste Justice ssa, ~
\, NV ,u''s s'sak lanorrow S',et.
au. ,vvl sre OAOIgsd vith I,n,
u Inv, A''smhhng. j, ia sY
h a. ~. sneIs viii be som. A..
n ,,rn,' VIII appear on Behalf T0 9,
NM, T 'lols upon . Goo ,,r,o
lo' . I 1. lie Greek. II I'M tn' .', n..i
0nIn' r u 20 uetpr the n.
s,np. :, w,, ION going to ,wgFk. Mi
nIlss,Ss' y, Dc % largely Increased
uiy , I'','' MI log tllislsl, w.,.
sIu,u,JSs'.. iAnelug Ins dstpiis t {"
IL, EEL hl'it', They wers az I'm, 'ns
a,.lSsIiIas.' thai hs, been " V iTtsi
h,s,for,O'S,.' aud prssIdtn, po Isu n
Cal ' c,a,, t,Is snd ClSv . ,u"
hs,btts aLa1y intsrtss have
@sItD,,,p :, ,'llun'iln she, tn,
t,N asa ~" ~ opporiuuuy IN, an ~
'De 'nEee CON usnies
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EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20. 1891

Train No, leaves Ogden 6:45 a. IN,
salt Lake 1850 ID. M, arrive at Pueblo
300 a. m, Colorado Springs 7;lS a M,
Denver 9:3 a.. m.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6;36 p. M,
Salt Lake $40 p. M, arrive at Pueblo
$3.50 p. M, Colorado Springs $40 p. M,
Denver gi25 p. IN.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines cast.
Elegant day coaches, chair oars and Pull
man sleopers on all trains Take tho
ID. & Il. G. and haves comfortable trip
and enjoy the finest scenery on the con-
tinenL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

With August comes failure of pas
lures and u consequent shrinkage in the
milk, unless soiling crops are ut hand
to help out tho scanty pastursge Tho
careful farmer has his crop Of fodder
corn or other green stuff ready for this
annual emergency. 1t is IL wnsVoful
practice to cut such fodder and throw
it upon the ground for the cattle to pick
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

Thermometer recording 80 in the shade
sgain today and with no sign OF rain,
farmors IRE becoming moro discsui-
eyed. The outlook Tor corn in msny
places is not bright Tho backward
sDd consequent istsneha Of planting
makes tho urOught more dishstrous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

LONDON, Aug. g. The Morning
Post understands that Ctcii Rhodes
ard Al red Belt, formor member OF
the board OF directors OF the British
south Africa Chartered company,
have paiJ the Transvaul government
a quarter OF u miiiion pound sterling
as indemDity tor the Jameson raid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Cjuntess Cora
De Brassa, tn" president, ana Solon
VIastOok, the general SECRETARY oil the
uaiiona' American fund In nii OF the
Creek Red CrOss, request a commit.
tees collecting money Tor the aid NJ The
starving, sick or wonndei ~, u
o,ll 10 thur lissand make u clos re-
pors 10 ths secretary ny August l0ih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Mu. Petor
Hsustmsn, 81 years old AMI feeble,
wifo of y wboletnis cigar meiGhaui,
was murdered this aiiernol by heT
,neane daughter, Louise, WIN cut her
throat with u butcher knife. Loune,
inc S2-yesr.old daughter, who had been
Insane Tor nu nbsr OF Year,, wan
found IL olosei upstairs, onuckiing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

ATHENS. Au!. IA sharp engage.
mebt ,U.k LACE between 1000 IurE-
isn troops anu the armed polulace Of
the villages lying between Metzvo,
rrikbala aud Kalnrfyt,s. The Turks
te,rsaled, after losing seventy killed.
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over tue terrible cted. Tie dsnentsd
woman, who was never heiC- violent.
had bean oonfiusJ In 81. Nncenl's
saylum for i've years, but ever ONCE
1891 she has been at home. II is sup.
posed that tho GRAVY woms1's cos
dition wks made worse by the Intense
haZt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

n, striking miners was today place
updsr strict militsre goverpmHnt.
Thfs will be continued until the mps
are abandoned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-04

,.,.p american sailors an"
'' nv" laps NJ Kobe

~ laps NJ Kobe
| rp,scnco, Aug. -L me
is 6 fsAH' from HonSkonE via
pD,i bels''' aoyices from hoos
duIge, .c Ul't thst a .erlous rlot CO a
y , nsu, Cd July 18th between ta,n
~ yo ., and BO'!oa anu ia
' ,.n,pess cooliss, on the ocVa' '
s. hi game between a team am
,so two varshlgs emu we ~
Wv nine Of Koue. Inc row
aF'n n whrn cvolie, having
.'1 e',s Of whisky from a -, oi 'n.,
va, caught anu beaten ny ,n u
!. ~ Tn Ths zeal police attempted T.. 10
t.,s.stIor. but his aDiPma''s re-
~, W. ',ye him up ard marched 10
y. " ~ =, a restaurant, where they
s,',,dstd dsfied the natives
rm,n,y crowd assembled ana tn i''
~. n' The coolies ives ueclueuly
. wv " Int the pClice made no ell
4I,,st-s The mob, anu the blue
~, Ct.ermired to flght thelf way
'", ,bs mob to the water lfont
~, and other missile. were e1.
.,t and when reinforcement
.',botr : me hours later, tho PC
| s,o,tsed the coolies anu the SAIL
{t,iJrd heir respective ships with
Sabsr mgleststion. 1t Is believed,
Z.,,,t. that more viii be head Of
I1Gosnt in the near future
pOuBrrD AT wAsInNdToN.
II ARLINGTON, Aug. 3--The latest
itr,vtlhe navy department from
| nstic station make no mention
In Trouble such Bs reported lfom
1 lnuellco between sAil.rs OF the
{ilosn and Boston and the jag
kauK6be, and Tor that reason The
n, al tue department attach N
| su,sce 10 the report, Ii 10 tn,
ne Of c0mmsnutrs OF United
I q vsrhips ~ utier a reward for
capture u deserters from th.it
7 b IL igrpigh paris, and 1t is sn :
|i,a lbsi Many OF our sailors have
d roughly handled they may have
b some lessrlers who were captured
TIE seal authorities Tor the reward.
be nifty published story OF the H.
,ntnI Of United SiaIes sailors Ia
Isuu turns out to have exactly
ilcl sra iOunoation. SUme de.
lu were captured by tue local
H., sad Is lney resisted 1t was
sasiy to Ito them up anu deliver
|, 10 ,hii shape aboard ship. The
!! fCels say that there " hardly
record Of the ill.Irestment Of
alcau sailors III Japanese porte.
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD

The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadville, Aspen, Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
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Leave salt Lake City.
No. ls-For Bingham.............. 7;sop.m,
No. 2-for Provo. Grand Junction
and all points Gast. mn. sI5 a. IN.
No. flor Provo, Grand Junction
and all points kast. $1,000. 7Io p. IN.
NO. 81 or bingham, MI Pleasant
Manti. Beiknsp, Richneld and
~ az intermediate points. 1855 p. IN.
NO, o-t or Oguen and inter mediate
~ points. 4..,...,..... $3.50 p. IN
and ali interniedisto points 5 800 p. m
NO. 3-For Ogden and The West. Oil0 p. m.
no i-tor ogden and the West 1859 p IN.
Arrive Salt Lake city.
No. l-From Bingham Provo, Grand
junction and the East......... 70 20 D. m
No. 3-trorl Provo. Grand Junction
and the Eas'., ...,.,..y..... stc3p m.
la, hchHeld. Belknsp, MRnu
and all InTermed lnte points. 5;25 y. IN.
no. Iron Ogden and the West. $3.50 a m.
no. FROM ORden ana The west. 1880 y, IN.
No. 6-from Ogden and informed
iaio points, .......... ...,.,.... 1891 IN.
No. 7-from kuTekh. PaysOn, Provo
and ali iHtermC dlate points 10 100 a m.
Only line running through Pullman RlAca
sleeping cars SAT- Lake City TO San Francisco /:
salt Lake city TO Denver via Grand Junction
snu raft Lake City to Kansas City and Chicago
via Colorado points.
Through tourist or family slrepcra without
change. 10 Kansas City, Chicago and BOston.
Tree reclining chair cars salt Lake TO Den
yer No change; close connections. Safety,
speed and comfort.
Ticket Ofics, 1903 ". End South,
(Postonlre oorner.)
ID. o. DODGE. Gen. Manager
Y, a, WADLEiGli. Gsn'l. Pass. AFt.
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he go.
Colorado Midland r. r.

Two Through Trains Daily
Hetween salt Lake City, Ogden and LeadVi;lo
Cripple Creek, Colorado Springs, Denver and
~ points eneL Only linz running THROUGH
CHAIR CARS. Through sleerITs on both
morning and evening usInt. 1bu line, In
Connection with the Rio 6rends Western,
reaches Denver oarher imam any other line via
Colorado springs. No change OF cara or Dc
layed trains. Take the Colorado Midland Aat
fsTo time and enjoy tho hnest ridu and grand
ett scenery in Colorado. For iull information
cell or Il. L. W. ny agent, or
w. b. BAILEY, y. A. BROWN
q. PA. Gen. Agent
Denver Colo ifhlt Lace City.
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S;snsssss19
AMasaB g I
Oregon Short Line
-A1="'--'-~-R RAILROAD.


pointt,
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rrains arrive .,a d.part ut Salt Lake City
hs follONs;
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-13

China, when opened, should be \
large field for American locomotives
and other railroad appliances. The
total railway mileage Of the empire is
less than 300.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-13
Monday, January 18th 1898,

or much OF each parcel as Will pay the amour,
Of taxes, delinquency aud costs against IL. will be
sold by me, as County ressurer aud Ex-Ofhcio
Tax Receiver Of said County OF Line lin. l9
O'Clock NJ. of said day. at the front door OF the
court house, at tue iva Pioc le, ia said county
to salts y such taxes, delinquency and costs SAID
sales will be made subject to redemp ion within
SIX months aftee the dite of sale. by pay nent of
all the assessed against each parcel ther
with thr-e per cent per month thereon from tue
date 0f sal- until paid, In accordance with the pro
visi Of cton of an act OF the LIE 9islsture of
the State OF Nevada, approved March I2th, 1885,
page III.
PioShe, lecenlher %, 1897.
N. p. DO LEY,
County Treasurer and Ex-omcio Tax Receiver Of
Lincoln County, Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-13

Great Britain demands the same
rights at Port Arthur and Kaio Chou
as Russia and Germany.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-13
FARMER AND mecApAone.
4 Pilot on a Boat stop. a Horse In a
COrnf5eId Near uy.

GornBth0 Ntuf ny
| was on the upper Ohio this sum
mer when the river was low and was
much amused over the use TO which a
pilot put megaphoue. lie bought The
thing 10 call ashore any message that
might have been given Tie boat TO
carry. This was 10 save time, for those
little boats in the local trade are a
great deal like the old-fashioned mail
carriers-anything to accommodate
the people along the bank
We were in the pilot house. and the
boat was running up chute near the
West Virginia side of the river In a
c9rnfield was an old farmer who was
following pillow behind an old flea
bitten gray that only needed half in
vitation TO stop at any time. The pilot
put the megaphone to his mouth and
shouted: ''Whoas''anti the old gray
whoaed.
The farmer heard the sound, and he
thought. evidently that neighbor was
there or thereabont. for he looked
around to see from whence the. sound
came Then he tossed elod at the old
horse and started him up.
"Whoal" said the pilot. and again the
old horse stopped. Then the old Rube
went TO the river bank and looked
down in the willows, but not soul
could he see. He looked up and down
and then at the steamboat, and
scratched his head in surprise. He
couldn't afford to waste any time in
looking for the ghost, for he went back
10 the pillow and started on with his
job.
Once more the joking pilot said
'whoa!" and again the horse stopped
dead still. You could see from the boat
that the cid fellow was all mixed up
for he looked up and down the river and
then al the hillside behind him to see
il he could find the man who was work
ing him and his old horse. lie made up
his mind that he would take il out Of
he old gray. and TO fix for the oeea-
sion he went TO the underbrush and eui
| stick that was ten feet long. He
started the horse with vengeance.
When the pilot hollered "whoa!" again
the old mah gave the gray lick that
sounded clear to the boat We could
almost hear him say:
Thar, gol darn you, I'll teach you 10
stop when you hear a spook hollerin
at ye."
But the pilot kept up the good worl;
and hollered "whoa, whoa, whoa!" and
again and again the old man hit the
gray. Finally it looked as if he had
caught on, for he let the old horse stor
while he watched The boat
Then the pilot thought he had had
enough fun and he called out:
Feed the old gray; feed him. He's
so hungry that he can't work. That's
all the matter with him"
Then old Rube got his voice and we
heard him say: you go TO thunder
with your old voice! It'd stop rail.
road train anywheres." - Cincinnati
Commercial.
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NOTICE
TAX SALE
Delinquent List OF Property for The Year
1897. Lincoln COHnty. Nevada.

Notice Is hereby given to thOse whom it may con-
cern, and to the following named persons. and to
all owners of, claimants to, the rel estate and
improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described, known
or unknown, that the taxes. for State and
County purposes for the year A. d 1897, assessed
against the following described pieces parcels Of
property are now delinquent; that ten per cent
penalty and two dollars 50 O0l cost of adv rtising
has besn aided In each case and that any piece
parcel Of property up which said taxes, penalty
and costs shall remain unpaid on
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-01-13

1t turns out that the Coliseum fire
at Chicago come from cigarettes and
pet dog. These things come high.
but some people must have 'ein.
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wanted Money for the Name.
Mrs. Hoyle-fIave you named you1
baby yet?
Mrs. Doyle--No. times are SO had we
can't lind anybody we really want 10
name him aftrr-N Y In,,r,.n1
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NOTICE.
To all Persons Having Claims Against
Lincoln County.

NOTICE IS aEREBYG,yES THAT ALL CLAIMS
he7sa p r II sestai fnr allan ance sgalnsi Lin.
coin County na-' nf'r to he provisions of sec-
tion No. 1856 ~ tho geasrsi ststtes and must ron.
tain 9 re1,essst tec ia~ order. Coatract, or an.
thori =, ~. late, sud c.ion, authorizing the
q "a, FAT ~ ls.scied upon.
'>Ptet nhU n1e 30 uresented not later
the Ito HN,nrlsy p eeding the day of me, .ng Of
The aos7l.
lfy ',- ~ tbs Com alissioners
u. D. GoooRIoH. Clark OF the Board
Date July lai1 1897.
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NlrA.r v RNh FAt4HF,s Mi N4
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house IL \ -E,ary Slsn. + le :l5 " ckl.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-07
BEFORE HAVANA.

Iusurrectionists Under the Very Gates
of City.
NEW YORK, November PA cable
to the Herald from Havana says: On
Sunday morning, for the first time in
the history of the Cuban war, rebel
bullets sought the Palace in Havana.
The shots came from Casa Blanca,
600 yards across the entrance to the
harbor, and, while nobody was hurt,
the palace, with it's electric lights, was
a shining mark and must have been
hit. The Spanish authorities attempt
to make light of the affair, but at the
same time a reporter for La Lucia
who wrote up and attempted to publish
the facts in the case was arrested, and
is still incommunicado.
An attack on Casa Blanca was made
by Brigadier-Genera Rafael de Car
denas and fifty rebels. They entered
the town shortly before midnight on
horseback and at the end of four hours
each man led out of town horse he
had appropriated laden with clothing
provisions, silver plate and considera.
BILE money. Before they left they free
two volleys across the narrow harbol
entrance at the palace, then coolly re-
tired to a friends house inside the
Spanish lines and took supper, previ
ously ordered. All this was under thu
guns of Cabanas and Moro.