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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-21
THE RAINS.

The rain is about over. DR.. Cline says
there may be some showers tomorrow. as
the weather is not settled. but it is more
than probable that it will then clear up
and be bright once more.
This has been a pretty good rain. The
precipitation since Tuesday morning has
been I52 inches. Some localities in the
southern portion. of the State haven't had
much rain, but 1t has been quite general.
1t was greatly needed in the coast coun-
try, and the farmers in that section are
feeling q good lsal better than they were
a week ago. It insures good top crop OF
cotton and puts the ground In fine condi-
ton.
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BAY SHORE LINE.
Sunday Excursions.

The Bay Shore Line announces the usual
excursion rates--Galveston 81, La Porte 80
cents and Seabrook 65 cents-for Sunday.
Trains Will leave Houston 6 a. m. for La
Porte Seabrook and Clear Creek; $3.50 a /.
M. 1880 p. m. and 8 p. m. for all points
II p. m. for Galveston. The 1880 p. m I.
train runs direct to Galveston beach. Re-
turning, trains leave Galveston $3.50 a. m !.
a'so p. M, $3.50 p. m. from Union depot,
e'So p. m. and 1880 p. m. from fremont
street and Avenue NJ Leave Seabrook 7,19
2, m. 2;i0 p, M, $3.50 p. m. Leave Sylvan
beach. La Porte. TAO a. M, 2 D. m, 1880
p, m. and 10 p. m.
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Uvalde Burns attorney for Mrs p. J.
Wilson who is one Of the claimants of a
child which she is charged with kidnapping.
has made application for habeas corpus
nearing, which has been granted. and the
time for the case has been set down for 10
O'Clock this morning before Hon E. d.
Gavin. Judge OF the criminal district court
of Galveston ard Harris counties. at Cal
weston, Sheriff Erickson has been served
with the writ and Mrs. Wilson VIII be pro-
duced in court at Galveston today.
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BrcYcLIsT INJURED.

Edmond H. Labadic, weilknown local
cyclist while riding on fremont street
near Avenue last night. ran into an OBJ
struction in the street, was thrown from
his wheel and seriously injured. Mr..
Labadie struck his face on the wooden
blocks in one Of the paving bulges and the
point of one penetrated his right eye He
was taken to his home 220S Winnie, and a
physician summoned His Injuries are Sc
rious and he may lose the sight OF his
eve
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Adiutant Camp Mouton No. ii
The undcr,yood Ca.c.

Mr.. George Underwood, foster father OF
Ed. Underwood. states that he has received
note FROM the Canadian representative
at Galveston saying that his government
VIII demand the release OF Ed Underwood.
who is under death sentence for robbery
with deadly weapons. Underwood was tx.
tradited from Canada to answer the CHARGE
OF numbering A. A. Rabuck, OF which ID
was acquitted. II the Canadian govern
n ont inttnds interfering In this case It will
base "a interference uron treaty tech
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VIII Go to GnIycstnn.

Sheriff Erickson will this morning go TO
Galveston having in custody Charles Crit,
fin, charged with rape, who has been
granted habeas corpus hearing by Hon.
t. u. Gavin. judge OF the criminal district
court. also Leonard Green and John Locke.
charged with theft. likewise granted Ia
beas corpus hearings.
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THE PAVING PROBLEM.

The declaration of City Engineer Peck
that the new wooden pavement Is fail
ure has brought to memory the fact the
board OF public works, consisting Of Messrs.
Doyle, vidor, Freeman and Thompson. re-
fused to sanction the building Of such a
style of pavement
Captain Doyle, who was chairman OF the
board at the time, declared that the old
style pavement with cleats between each
block was the only system adapted to the
shrinkagc and expansion customary In
this climate He insisted that II the blocks
We're laid without provision being made
for this shrinkage and expansion the result
would be disastrous. His warning was not
needed, the old board got out. new one
got In. the pavement was laid according
to the new idea and now the present city
engineer says the whole work Is failure.
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ROUGH WEATHER.

The steamer Pensacola, Captain ]. w.
Simmons, with the barge Regulator in tow.
coal laden from Pensacola arrived this
morning. Captain Simmons reports rough
weather the entire voyage. but no serious
damage was done.
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A Number Were Injured.

Hutchinson. Kan, August 1.-THE grand
stand fell at tho l.. A. w. State bicycle
races today. throwing 500 people to the
ground. No one was killed. but number
were seriously injured.
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To prohnte n Will.

In the probate court yesterday in the
matter Of the estate of T. b. Hicks, appli-
cation was filed by d. t. Bloxsom and n.
Mcdonald for the probate of the will OF
the deceased, in which they are named as
Gxcciitnrs
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Killed by a shell.

Belgrade, August ia dispatch from
Nisho says that during gunnery practice a
shell belonging to one Of the guns Of the
fortress exploded, killing six militury men
and badly injuring four others.
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he meeting then adjourned.
County Teacher,s Exnm,n

County Tcncher's EXAMINATION.
Eighteen applicants. thirteen white and
five colored. We're examined yesterday for
first and second grade certificates as teach
ors in the county schools. Examination for
thiiU grade certificates will be conducted
today
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Celery and iron. delicious aud coolins
drink at kiesline's soda fountain. 502 Mair
street. corner Prairie avenue
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Pathnnda cigar. no navcring: no sweet.
eniug; absolutely pure Havana fliler.
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Big Four Route. st. Louis 10 W.shiuw.
to-. through slecpsrs. 81
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DAY AMONG THE COURTS.
SHIT for Divorce With Prayer for
Injunction.
LOT OF HABEAs CORPUS HEARINGS.
Another Pull nj the Policy shops.
This Time M Promises Go-suits
by the City.

Deputy Sheriff William Baugh yesterday
afternoon served citation IN suit for
divorce upon G. o. Wecden, and at the
same time served him with an injunction
issued out Of the civil district court by
Hon. John q. Tod, district Judge.
The suit for divorce is filed at the in
stance OF Mrs. Mary Ann Wceden, q. o.
Weeden being named as defendant. After
q long petition. in which many allegations
are made as grounds for the separation.
the plaintiff prays for the gracious writ
OF injunction OF the district court, "re-
straining the defendant q. o. Wecden, re-
mining at or coming TO plaintiffs said
home. and from any way or manner inter-
ferlng with plaiutiff either in person or
property, and also enJoiniDg and restrain
ing said defendant from collecting any Of
tho rents or income from plaintiffs scpa-
rate property, and from in any manner in
terferng with or hindcring plaintiff in the
collection OF said income" Judge Tod is
sued the injunction as prayed for and 1t
was served as stated above. The plaintiff
in this suit was formerly Mrs. William j.
Perry.
In the same court Ella C. Putnam filed
suit for divorce, Silas u. Putnam being
named as defendant
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ordered every one found there. and the
crowts was composed chiefly OF colored
men. placed under arrest, and they were
teccrtcd to Justice Fitze's court. where
affidavits were made against them ~ fol-
lows: M
For unlawfully establishing lottery un-
der the name and denomination OF policy
and Isposihg Of certain PERI Jital property
A. l.. Autrcy, Sam Alexander. Q. J. Kilt,
w. G. Archer.
For selling tickets in and for lottery
called policy: Robert Thsdius. Henry Will
ingham. Ed. Matthews. Bob G. Davis,
Alexander Allen. J. II. Marshall. Walter
Jackson. Charles Paine. Jack Moore, Will
Noble, w. II. Britton, James Hickey, Ed.
Rout, A. Washington, william Harris. Nell
con Terry. Richard Allen. Willie White,
Phil Washington, Sam Alexander. Billy
Paine.
These defendants we're placed under
$50 bond each for their appearances on Mon
day at 10 a. M
Mr. Gillaspie. In discussing the matter.
said There will be no promises taken
this time. The law will be enforced to the
letter, propose to break up this policy
shop business. both In Houston and Gal
weston. I am told that they carry their
nefarious business to the extent Of going
around and peddling policy tickets among
the school children
II wish II understood that Will appre-
ciate 1t as a favor II any citizen having
knowledge OF any one offering these tickets
for sale VIII report the fact to me and
will do the rest"
Rcnl ESTATE Transfers.
The following transfers OF real estate
we're flied yesterday in the office Of Ed p
Dupree, county clerk:
Caroline Haines and husband, G..
n No., att
to Otto Peterson. so acres and 100
acres in r. ID. Young survey 49,. 1927
Marie Connell administrators estate
ii. McGrahn. TO Harris county,
one-quarter acre in liz acres In
Joseph Chrlsty survey. ........ rs
Deutsche Gesellschaft to I. Garga-
no. east half lot 49, section A,
German cemetery -. ........... =. 45
T. J. Boyles TO a. G. Herndon, lots
to II d60 acres). N. b. Waters
survey .. -. -. .......... 1000
T., j. Boyles to A. c. Herndon.
1853 40 acres In north part 1ntcrna-
tlonal and Great Northern sur
vey, scrip SO, James IIamilton
survey, scrip So so $40 acres In
northeast port J Hamilton sur
wy, scrip GO; 60 acres In j Hamil-
ton survey. scrip 9s. -, .......... 1910
d. Il. Stuart to Ellen X. Stuart.
Is feet front on Main street by
lOU feet deep OF lots 4 and 5,
block 33, south side Buffalo bay
ou.r.. ...........
ID. II. Stuart to A, p Root, undl-
vided half lot 8. part ., block 90,
south side Buffalo bayou also
blocks 90 and "a. Baker addition;
also lots | 10 6 and g. f. Half
subdivision S. W. Allen survey. 1880
T. j. Boyles to A. p Root, undi-
vlded two-thlrds of one-third
GAS acres; also two-thIrds OF one,
third O, 6ie.9; also undivided two
thiraI Of nc-hwalfth 100 acres;
undivided two thirds of one sixth
of 20 acres; undivided two thirds of
one-half OF 263 acres, all in Harris
an, and Wilson grant. ~. =. ....... 1880
VIII Powars to j. G. A. Frank, lots
] and 2. block 81. Castanie survey,
south side Buffalo bayou .. GOO
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$50 dozen Cents softN
ligee. white or COlored,n
or wrist bands. same N
you pay 81. 25 for. we
Will place on sale Z
today for. ..........
$50 dozen Of Gents Neslt
Shirts, With Collars
Cuffs attached. finestdl
ity Of Madras and Perc3
pockets and pearl buttul
our $l.OO quality,
for.
so dozen Cents white di1
Shirts. Linen bosom 1
bands, in open front
back. our $I.OO
- 80 - 'ssssss
rs dozen Of Cents puff
SOM finest quality o(
sian Lawn fronts, our
$1.OO quality
TOr....
SO dozen Of Gents Pm
and fancy bosom.
our $l.OO value 80.
See our display Of
and Suspenders In shoE
dow.
Positively none of N
goods will be exchanges
Ing this sale.
William l.. Fok
214, 2le, ais TRAVIS srar
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A YAMAGATA BABY.

Born In California to tho Daughter OF o
Famous Japanese Field Marshal.
Born on Sunday, November Is, at
Oakland, CAL, to Matsuko Yamaghta,
daughter of Marquis Yamagata, field
marshal of Japan, and wife of Yoskira,
Funakoshi, vice consul of japan, Il.
son, weight nine pounds; mother and
child are doing we'll, says the New York
journal.
Not this message exactly, but its sub
stance arrived in New York, destined by
cable for the distinguished commander
of the Japanese army, and presumably
he was for that day at least the happiest
man in the mikado's realm. This child
is the only heir of the famous Japan
ese families Of Funakoshi and Yama-
gaia. The mother is the only child
of the marquis, who is awidower. And
he has an adopted son who will per
petuate his name.
The daughter Of the marquis is about
Is years Of age and her husband is 2S.
She was educated in Miss Princes Eng
lish school for girls in Tokyo, and her
husband spent eight years in. the uni
versities of Berlin, Strasburg and Tu-
bingen. He speaks German almost as
Ruently as Japanese and English quite
well, understanding it perfectly.
It is an interesting fact in this con-
nection that Ii Hung Chang, Grandpa
Yamagata's Chinese diplomatic rival,
has also on adopted son. A little III
just now would make the whole world
| talk.
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temperature Of Deep wolls.

w. Hallock, q government expert
geologist, has taken the temperature
ut various depths in the famous ''deep
wells" at Wheeling, w. Va. Several ri
these are over 1000 feet in depth. In
one of them Zone in which the depth, as
given by the foreman Of the drilling
company which put the well down. is
1853 feet), it was found that the tenn
perature at a depth of 1900 feet was
20.4 degrees centigrnde. When the In
strument was lowered to depth Of
1000 feet and given time to do its reg
istering, It was found that the mark
had been set at 32.2, while Mt poiu.
only eight feet from the bottom and
1850 feet from the surface of the
earth It registered as high as 43.4 de-
grees-
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FOX HOUNDS.
A Description Of . Hunt That Mnkos
Ones blood TinRla


Ones Blood TinElo
We became aware, from the shouts
OF the darkies, as they urged the dogs
into the thickets, that these animals
had names of famous flavor, though
their appelations had not been bestowed
by one who possessed a fine sense OF
the historical or chronological unit:es,
says Lippincott's. Hi, yo' Clov:s!"
Come hyar, Uncas!" "Git on, Brutus,
git on! What yo' sulkin' 'bout?" These
ejaculations were accompanied by sun-
dry kicks, delivered upon the represel.-
tatives of these and other renowned
characters. To such uses do mems
names come after death.
After the disappearance of the hounds
IN the thicket we rode slowly along the
devious ways of the pine lands, listen
ing intently for that peculiar canine
cry which announces the discovery OF
trail. 1t was not long delayed, for
gray foxes are almost as numerors IN
eastern Virginia as rabbits are IN the
western states. Suddenly, amidst the
chorus of sharp, short yelps, we heard
long-drawn, wailing cry which at n ght
would be interpreted as Il cry of the
banshee, but which, ringing out on the
air of a bright November morning, loses
its ominous significance for every one
except the trail has been "struck." As
the cry rose and swelled and was taken
up by 30 other mouths, our slow-Glirg
caValcade became enthused with the life
and animation of a cavalry con pany
that has just received orders to charge.
Relns were frightened, knees vera
pressed closer to the saddles, hats were
pulled down over eyes and men leaned
forward over their horses necks Like
Jockeys weiting for the fall of the
starters flag.
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WARNING TO VAGRANTS.

Bv ordor OF tho Board OF County Commits
sinners ill male personsh having the physi
pal ability 70 work, convicted OF vaEranoy
ana imprisoned on . Judgment therefero
shall be required perform labor on the
public works. buildings, grounds sndIway
Of Elko county.
Attest: .. .----
JOHN HENDERSON;
County Clerks
By. ". PATTERSON,
DapntytClerk.
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R 81 81 Of seL & sk Of swL
Of IL. VIZ Of 15, all Of S14
T A r 81, neh & VIZ of NV
i nwH Of swZ & ~ OF swE
& neH OF seL s 15T4R ST.
VIZ Of neL & EE of nwL &
eh OF sw% i seq s 16 T44 R
eH OF q & all % &S % T "A
n o., 3eM OF NV &wX Of
nwM d WI of swL a T A
II 51, VIZ Of neH L nwL &
neA OF swM & VIZ Of swL of
70 and all Of 8 Is L A r 81, n
q q swM & VIZ OF seL & ne
IA OF sci 4 Of q mel A Of re1-4
= ~ X A r 81. e1< & ah INV
4 d sell of sw1.4 of2S & eT
OF 50 and all of S "a r A Z
5l, nH Of ne1-4 & se1-4 of ne
IA q eX Of se1.4 & nell 4ofnw
4 s 35 T A r 81, lot 2 of ne
IA d se1-4 of nel-4 Of l VIZ of
& nj & sw14S 3 T 43 r 81.
nel-4 & se1-4 & e1% of wiz of
& ne1-4 & ek of sW1-4 & ek Of
nw1-4 & SELF SO T 43 R51
all OF 10 & VIZ of IL & nw1.4&
wa or sw1-4 of IA and all of S
10 TAB r 81, eH &c of WIZ
or 10 q ne1-4 of nw1 &wLoi
peM d sw14 Of mel 4 s 2lTA3
51, n15 d nX Of sci 4 of %
~ Wa OF uw1-4 of o & nwI-4
OF nw1. 4 s 35 r 43 Il 81, swl4
of se1-4 q e1 of sw1 4 Of 80 &
nWl 4 OF nsl-4 & ne1-4 of nwl.
3 81 T As r so; Containing
1850 acres, 1920; improve
ments thereon, $1,000; 30stock
horses, S120; Is stock cattle.
800; total value, $6,e so; gen
eral tax Sl23.3O; ten per cent.
$l2. 80; advertising, 81; Audi.
tors certificate, 81. .25; total
""1 -: '..:.. .$l3S 8
Mardis Water and Mining
20 M. F. Anderson, U. Pc
System, Salt Lake City Utah -
improvements on Mardis Mine,
consisting of one building
used for dwelling in Mardio
Mining District, Elko County,.
Nevada, 300; total value,
SlOO; general tax, 81 80; ten
per cent. 3 .19; ADVERTISING, 9:
Auditors certificate, 81 .25;
total tax...;;........ .ss5
Parker, George Cherry
Creek, EevSda-One small
house near northwest corner
OF Block ID aud one small
house in town Of Sprucsmopt
In block B, owned by him,
el25; total value, 1925; general
tax, 1925; ten per cent. 20:
advertising, 81; Auditors Ger,
tiicate, 81 .25; total tax. .....S 81
Tomas, Al. Jr. Ruby Val.
ley-Iaprovements on 100
acres OF Homestead land on
what is known ss Spring
Creek in Ruby Valley, $40; 3
work horses, $40; 1 wagon.
$40; total value, SlOO; general.
tax, 81 30; poll tax, 03. 90; ten
per cent. $.48; advertising, 90,
Auditors certificate, 81 .25;s:
TOTAL TAX. .......... ........4 Sc
... e. BILKEY,
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DkAABNV
County Auditor,
Collection Agency.

Ildorsed by the Leading Firms of the
Coast.
What isf
Tho INTERSTATE COMMERCIAL,
AND COLLECTION AGENCY.
sendi your slow aocountsl to them for col
cotton.
once, c1o Fifth Street.i Sacramento, Cal
Don't delay. Call at onoe and lot IN have
your business --s. .....
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1, T.. Bilkey, County Auditor /
for Elko County, State Of Ne
hereby certify that the followi
a list of the persons and propsrt
linquent for the fiscal year of 1s
certified to and fled by the TreH
OF said County in my Office, to "
Button I w., Paradise VAL
ley-Patented land, sw1 of
neA and eH Of nwT, s l tai
Il 81; NV II of nwL and e1<
Of seM of 1 and neZ Of neZ
Is 9 T Al R 80:
containing 28o acres, $3.50;
poss title n Il Of neh and seN
Of neM Of l and eli OF neL i
IL T Al r 50; swL Of swL OFFS
and swH OF nwL and swL
and wiz Of SEX and seL Of
seM s . I Al r As; M ana
and neM Of se] of Z and nwM
of nwH and 81 of nwL and
M OF sw n s s T Al r Is; sw
Il Of fnwA and WI of swN of
% and VIZ of nwL and seA
Of nwZ and VIZ ofswA s SO
T Al r At; containing 1440
acres, 1850; improvements on
came, $500; 4 work horses,
500; 250 stock horses, $3.50. 4
stations, $40O; 10 stock cattle,
800; 2 wagons, $50; ma
chinery, $50; total value,
$3.50; general tax, S51. sc; ten
per cent. $5 II; advertising, 81;
Auditors certificates Sl.25;
total tax 80. g
Craniken, John care Mrs.
Mary McElroy, Enreka-Poss
title neH Of seA of 81 and sw
u 4 % L 30 r 81; nH of nwA
and neA Of neM Of %, and nj
s q II 2 r 81; containing $40
acres, s16O; improvements
thereon, $40; total value, $500;
general tax, $3.50; ten per cenG.
SO; advertising, 81; AUDITORS
certificate, 81. .25; total tax. o
Estate OF +. W. BrigRs,s
care j. A. Palmer, Carlin-L.ot
4-in block II IN the town OF
Carlin, EIko county, Nevada,
&25; improvements thereon,
SO; total value, 300; general
tax, 80; ten per cent. S.18;
advertising, 81; Auditors cer-
tihcate, 81, ,25; total tax. .....S
Humboldt Coal Co., Carlin
Patented land, OK Of swL
and en- s 80 7 33 r 81: con-
tanning 240 acres, $500; total
value $500: general tax, S5. 40;
ten per cent. 8 "a; advertising,
~; AUDITORS certificate, S1.25;
Jones, b. W. Estate Of J. 3.
Jones, Agent, Carson City,
Nevada-Poss title nwL of Sc
n and geM Of iieM and seM Of
swL and swL Of seN and sy
u 3 26 T 80 K51; neL of neL
OF % and seM Of neL Of 81
and eX Of seM OF 26 and seL
Of swL 8 a T39 r 81; nwL
OF nwN and VIZ Of neM and
nw OF neM and on Of evil
and neM OF neL s 35 T 39R
81; VII Of nwM and neM of
nwM and seM Of nwM and eK
ofBwM OF % and MI OF nwL
8 SO T39 r 81; lots 8 and 4
and swM Of nwM and NV u OF
swN Of 2 and s1{ of seh S 8
T SO r 81, swL and seL of So
| u Of 10 and VIZ Of SCI s q Il
38 r 81; containing ], 400 acres,
! $3.50; total value, $3.50; general
tex, e6. 30; ten per cent. 3.63;
advertising, o.; Auditors GER
titicate, 81 .25; total tax ..... q
Fang Mrs. Joseph, Elko
N 9 va ia. = mprov
ments on lot "a block s
In the town Of Elko Nevada
$4,000 total value 800 90 gen.
eral tax S1.80 ten per cent S.19
advertising 81 Auditors certif.
icate $1 .25; total tax o.
| Moore, II =, White Rock,
Neyada-Patented land lot 9
Of 8 2 T 43 r 81; ssM Of seM
of %, neM B. neM Of seL s. 81
/ TIA r 81; ;aWM OF neM 4 nwM
| Of nwM + swM &wX Of seL 50
90 TIA e 81 con taininR ESQ
acres, value 1880. Poss title
tos sN Of seM d seH of awM OF
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FILE YOUR BILLS.

BY order OF tho Board OF County Commis.
sioners, all bills against tho County 70 be
acted upon by the Board, must filed onoT
before the Saturday Immediately preceding
the Monday upon which the Board meets,
otherwise tho bills will not be acted upon
until the next meeting OF the Board.
Attest: JOHN HENDER9c>-
... County Oses4
ny W PATTERSON, Deputy.
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENCY
Sale for Taxes, 1896.
STATE OF NEVADA, L.
COUNTY CT ELKo. '0'

1, e. Bilkey, County Auditor in and
for Elko County, State Of Nevada,
hereby certify that the following is
list Of the persons and property de-
linquent for the fiscal year of 1896, as
certified to and fled by the Treasurer
OF said County in my Office, to WIT:
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PAUL PREACHING TO THE JEWS
Lesson VI.-May 8, 1897.
Acts XIII. $3.50.
INTRODUCTION.

Paul has now risen to be the recog-
nized leader of the missionaries. The
position has been accorded him. under
Providential direction, as the natural
right of his superior genius. His honors
have been won by self-abnegation. Not
Paul, but Christ in Paul, leads the
church. Paul had matchless clearness
of spiritual vision. to behold the realities
of the Gospel; those of duller inner op-
tics we're forced to behold with his eyes.
He had courage that could quail before
no enemy, heroism that did not count
his life dear to himself; he was there
fore always in the van OF the host; the
timid, by self-election. we're in the rear.
He was on fire; by his zeal others were
glad to warm themselves. He had OBJ
served the universalism of the Gospel.
He fearleesly acknowledged his indebt-
edness to Jew and Gentle. Greek and
Barbarian. By force Of his genius. his
faith, his heroic self -abnegation. he was
the truest Christian Of his age; therefore
the Divinely. ordained leader in chief OF
the church.