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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-13
MlnENu nEroRr. :.
Whnt the Condition or Crops f0r tho
Z N Week 1S,


Week IL.
Galveston, Texas April 10. United
States Department Of Agriculture, Climate
and Crop Bulletin OF tho Weather Bureau,
Texas section, for the week ending Mon
day. April II, 1895:
Very little cotton has been planted In
tho north portion. but the ground is gem
orally ready In the central portions and
coast region much of the crop has been
planted, and some OF the carly crop is
being replantcd, while the remainder has
generally made poor progress on account
OF cold OF the first part of The week. bu,
shows some Improvement during the last
few days.
The corn crop has made fair progress IN
the coast region, aud has generally been
worked over though cold weather has de-
iayed the coming up of late corn. In tho
central aud northern portions the crop has
made poor progress. aud over the northern
portion, whore much of the crop vas killed
replenting has been completed, but the re-
plant is not yet zip,
Wheat IN generally reported in good con
dillon, though needing rain N the central
and northern portions. Rust IN reported
from Navarro county.
The GA, crop is generally in good coudi-
ton, but needs rain in tho central and
northern portions OF the State.
The fruit remaining over northern por-
ton WAS further injured by the cold of tho
9Th, and much has been killed. while In the
coast rcsion fruit prospects are generally
good
The vegetable and berry oroIk are gem
orally much delayed b. cold in the north
ern portions, badly injured In the central
portions, while in the coast region these
crops are splendid. but would be improved
by warmer weather.
The irish potato crop of the coast region
Is excellent.
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petroIcum ns LOcOmotive FneI.

Corsicana, Texas, ApFil ll'T-seVs!ul
DAYS ago engine No. 40 of the Cotton Belt
route that pulls the HillshoTo tram out
vas attcd up with burners to try the use
Of petroleum as fuel. Engineer finNs oon
TOOL, Mr.. Cullinan to Hillsporo on ohc
, surN and the experiment proved very kat,,
i tun nn II takes only two barrels OF oil
81 cost Of ahout 10 cents per barrel, wnen
70 the same round TRIP IT takes nearly l We
, -, NJ coal. Thus ths cost is lesaeneu
ss IA ,Sa work to the fireman much easief'
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snEnIEFs, pmpAnr,N ..N n.

franklin. Texas. Asril lO.--strayei or
rTso.en from Rev G. w. Smith. Munsogd..
hts, about March 81. one dark soTil
4, ~ ss year, old, ,bon. - hands hlEh ~ as
,a ~ iufencad han nn tares shoss when NJ
NY, one shoe OF lesi bind soot, two whiie
bI s. or back frrn harness srisile on the
causes the foot to slightly nip: mark on
rssnt lore shoulder: swab tall no brand
~ AZ acliars reward for return OF same: Az
s.ess Rev. G. ". Smith, Mumfnrd, 1sHas'
= = Jones. sheriff. Franklin. Texas.
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Worl, begun AT Temple.

Temple. Texas, April 12.-EVans AM
Hashour, contractors having the contract
for the erection of the Santa Fe's rock
round house here. arrived yesterday and
today broke dirt for the foundation me
location is on the land recently donated by
the citizens of Temple for that purpose,
Tire round house is to be twenty-slN ssall
building and the contract price is S5o,oup'
Shops. car sheds. etc, are to follow the
round house, and in all there are TO De
erected over 100000 worth of buildings
in the immediate future.
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Port of sabine Pass.
Port of Sabiae Pass. Texas. April ~.

Arrived.
Schr Mary, Christensen. Tamplco.
Sailed.
Bark Peppina NJ, Caflero, Tunis.
Bark Saari, Suudvik. Dordrecht.
In Port.
Sig Drrmclzier, Nicholson.
Bark Ceres, steele.
Bark Mngne. Larsen.
Bark Edorn. Gorarsnr.
Bark Priinus Ahlsvlk.
Bark 0smp Johnson.
Bark fortuna. AmundseD.
Bark nGWe, Olcson
Bark Emma. Gareuteyich.
Park Panama, Chrislianson.
Bark Liguri Lavareilo.
Bark Alice, Gormlcy.
Bark Shawmut Allen.
schr Starko. Gnndersen,
Ship Marguerite. Asberg.
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New York, April II. 4 dispatch to tn
World from Havana says:
About 500 Americans called at the Brit
ish consulate Monday as they felt unsaf
owing to false news. Pro-eonsul Arostcgri
nrpcased them and they returned - thei
homes, convinced that they would not b
inolCsted.
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rock island ofncin.s.

j. NJ johnson of Chicago, freight trah,'
manager: e. B. Boyd. general freight
agent of the lines west of the MlSso1i'
r'vcr and j. C. McCabc, general freizat
80. ~ The lines in Texas. III officials
asens pocl, Island spEnt yesterday in
qIonston visiting the railroad oniee': as
eonnranicd by Charles Golding them sol,n
rayss freight representative. the party
III last night for San Antonio.
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Nntr. and Iscra0ilnti

,..r.,al Passenger Agent Robbins o. tne
r,a mv and Texas Central was IN paiias
ce,c,eI It. III. Campbell, former genera,
naser ~ the international ana uieAt
Northern, was here YESTERDAY
m ,aa ', Hawley, director Of the Hous-
Mh r, and west Texas, who had been
.oh 80 seycrai days. left YESTERDAY on
,so International and Great Northern ias'
mall ior New YcrS. ,,. Man.
r 81 I.eoyy. chief clerk 10 lrail ny, san
.re. pcln. lstt last night foF ~" oi,spa y,
i. 2. Joacs. district pa.ssnss u caieago.
the Csicaso ana aorlnns.,e' -
was in Houston yesterday
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city hall on "Wednesday. April 6. passed the
following resolution:
Resolved. That rs MIR. A. Y. Miller has
been very efficient, energetic. polite aud
oblssing, not showing in the sllghtest de-.
gree any fsvoritism, we extend 10 him \
vote OF gratitude, aud that We pray his
oNcellenoy, the ibroming mayor, and tho
honorable board Of aldermen to retain him
in tho position he has so ably filled Signed
tn behalf OF the society.
ii. T. Sapp,
President.
Il. Bone.
Secretary.
C.. Henderson,
Business Manager,
Mr.. William Alexander, who was Sc
lected market master, is az we'll known
citizen and was one OF the strong supports
crs OF Mayor Brashcsr In the recent cam
paign, us was Mr.. Peter Chalmers. who
received the appointment Of scavcnger
The nominations were all confirmed in
open meeting after the adjournment OF
the cuuncsll# Ii
Mayor Brsshear will announce his stand.
ing committees ut the next meeting OF the
council on Monday In 4 *
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Tor supplying the army rapid flre guns.
carriages, ammunition, etc. OF American
manufacture as foliowe. Twenty 6-pound.
er guns and eighty f5-pounder guns With
carrioge and 300 rounds of ammunition for
each gun. Proposals were received from
the American Ordnance company the
nrigss Gun and Ammunition company and
tho Vicers Sons & Maxim com,snv The
awards Will probably be announced tomor-
row. 1880
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MIR. ritts IL Dead.

Victoria. Texas, April is Telegram
were received from Fanuin tonight TO III
effect that Mr.. Edward Pitts wound
proved serious. having brcathcd his last 4
ESQ o'clock this evening, Relatives OF TIL
young man wore at his bedside 10 ni0tirs
his sudden dnmisS
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N far AppFovnI

Austin. Texas. April l2.-ihe rauloa'
commission is in receipt for appfova' ?, a
form Of passenger ticket submitted p .he
so.,.hcr, Pacific railway company. II IN
sues eounons for every separate -.
~, st,op included In the system ~ Ia .,s
rsr., corporation can be cfeaileo wisn to
share o. , paa,' requirements.
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The Santa Re has authorized the follow
ting passenger RACES: State convention
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
doayor Dallas, June to 8; State Sunday
school convention, Waco. April rs to IS.
and the state Saengerfest meeting, Gal
weston. April % i.ld 26, tickets sold on me
distance plan. For the meeting oil we
Mexican Veterans association AT iehipie,
MAY 20, one fare for the round trip WIZ
be charged.
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Dallas. Texas. April Estate senator
J. NJ. Presler OF conanche Is here TO az
tend The knights Template meeting, ne
said tonight: II shall be n candidate Tor
the senate again. II elected II VII b. rnf
OF my first efforts to enlarge ana oFosoeh
NC scone Of the text book law. which bea.s
nv name. want TO see more text books
put under lis provisions
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL HOTEL
Frank A. Haryey,
6r., Manager.

Rates, $3.50 to
800 per day. Six
" 1egant rooms.
,wnh bath. Large
sample 70 o Il. 8.
Centrally located.
Best accommodate
tons for CONNER
tial men In the
city.
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sinton. Texas. April 12.--The democratic
primary convention was held as per can
of Chairman willacy yesterday. The In
structions we're as follows: For governor
/. D. sayers; attorney general, Mann Trics'
oor,ntroller. Finley: treasurer. MILE sn-
nerintendent of public instruction, 4 W.
Kinard associate justice court cisil APP
reals, First district, H. Clay peasants !;
senator. C. A. culeerscn unlnstru;tea az
"a other officers. The Post correspondent
has been unable to learn the result ~
other precincts. except from GREGORY
wherc the delegates are uinstructeu, 0ouii-
~ convention THURSDAY
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IT WAS 4 CLEAN SWEEP.
The New Administration Makes an
Eatire New Dsal.
LIST OF THE apPolNllvE OFFICERS.
None OF the old Heads OF Dcrart-
mcnts VIII serve Under tho
lIrnshcar Administrations,
=. !. nANNnn, scere,nry.

=. :. HAMMER, Secretary.
,. y. ilIsssEy, chief Fire De-
narimcnt. 81
WILLIAM ALExANDisR. Market
Master.
1. AUSTIN MiLisER. Enginccr.
PETE CHNLMERs, scaycngcr.
MIKE MCtBE. cantor.
The above are the aprointiyc officers Of
the new administration.
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nids for ordnanre,

vashinstop. April II Bids we're opsnea
~ ordnance bureau OF the army TO-DAY
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WoLTERs FOR LANE.
Now at Galveston In the Interest
nj TINT Cuontdntc,

Of that Candidate,
! Galveston. Texas. April 12.lIon J. r.
VOTERS. politician and lawyer. came Gown
from Fayette county last night and reg
istered at the fremont hotel. When first
approached by reporter today. Mr.. VOL
ters said he was down here TO enjoy the
sea breezes of the gulf aud to Look around
for n day or two That is what all the
politicians say, and many OF them are
secretiye enough to hide their real pus-
nose but VOTERS is a man without guile.
He works in the open, and IS not htfa
for the enemy to know Of his movements
at all times.
MIR. Wolters is an enthusiastic supporter
of Jonathan Lane for congress rom ths
Tenth district and is here today IN his IN :
terest. He held consultations WIN tne
leading democrats of the city and en-
deavored to find out the real strength OF
his candidate, the source OF the oppositloh'
if any. and other matters affecting the
coming campaign.
.,Thn Fayette county primaries VIII be
held on the 2sth instant, said Mr., VOTES
today. Eat which time the people VIII de-
eide whether they want Lane or ROBSON
for congress. There Is large independ mt
veto In Fayette county and IN my JUDI
ment Lane is the only man who can COM
mand 1t. =
The way the matter stands now II Is
practically conceded that Fayeita county
will control the democratic congressional
situation this year. There is disposit on
for Galveston to keep hands off and she
ia doing 1t gracefully. All reBlizc that
strong man must be named to at Haw-
Icy, and whether It be Lane or Robson the
Galveston county democrats will support
the nominee with pleasure.
The statement was made today that
Lane can bring many OF the SOUND MONEY
5omocrats into voting the party ticket,
whereas II any other should be nominated
they would either vote the republican
ticket or put out a candidate Of their own.
MIR. VOTERS says he has no interest IN
notifies this year beyond doing what ne
can for Lane for congress, He VIII not
be candidate for reelection TO the lcsis-
1atitre
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4ucoession Safe.

State of To isiana P.,ris!, Of West Foli-
~cia,la, 1,ti Judicial District Cont.
Succession of B. Fnrrelly. 10. 1913.
By virtue Of commission to me directed
l,y tile iIo,, 18th Judicial District Cont
il, the above styled and numbered success
sion, will sell at public auction at tie
front door Of tho Court House i'll St.
i'ralcisvi]ie, on
Wednesday june 32nl, 1898
at the hour CT II o'clock q. m. tho follow
ING described property to wit:
Lots il5, 4lG, AT, Al, and 423 i'll square
81, in the town Of Bayou Sara with i'm :
provcn,cn.s thereon, and one lot Of gsonnd
and improvements, fronting on tho South
side OF Main street i'll lower st. Francis
Vile, adjoining the railroad, bounded OH
one sill" by tie property of Mrs. Rcttig.
now occupied by Joseph Stern with q
livery sta!,lo. and and on tho other side
BY the rail road, also tho small stock OF
goci, i.vr!.sorictl in said succession.
Terms of sale cash with the benefit OF
appraiSmcnt
j. H.CLaCK, Sheriff,
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THE LATEST.

Ccrvcra's feet has at length, leen
heard from. 1t las slipped into
Santiago de Cuba with guns and
ammunition for Gen B!anco. This
would hardly have happened had
The cables been cut, and he Span
isr0s not been kep5 advised o! the
movements of American vessels.
Sampson's and ScI!iry's SQUAD!
roI's ARE v;srous!y reported. One
account places them at Key West
another puts Sampson near Cien;uc
Cos, and sa'lIey at the west e:"
OF the island to intercept any at
tcmi't to get into Havana,
4 battle near San'iaso is pvu'1.i.
| Lie at amy moment.
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}fiy,I Lam I

Dy Tom Hal. Sire of Little Brown jug 2.
II 81, Brown Hal 2. 12 l-2, and Hal Point
er2. l-2, Star Pointer, world beatcr,
!. So.
lst dam, Bessie by john billiard, 'Jr 2nd
dam the'Cage Alexander Mare" a fast
natnr;t! PAGER and dam Of speedy PAGERS
john billiard. il. by john billiard, sire Of
dams u..il Thompson, 2. tx; Reputation
22.2'4, and Mcleod POI: tie @am of,hpl'n
billiard, Er, l'clI.ouny'or 2ud dam by Prices
Messenger; 81 dam by John hmltl,ils,..
Yigilant's record ct Wooiyiile Fair /
mile in 80 seconds.
y;yi|ant is now ten years old, iG1 hands
high, aEtl will serve q iiln,:ca ni'ill'!rr OF
mares for tho season 1893, ;ltlny plantation
near St. FrancisyiIlc, La.
TERMS $3.50
W. II. RICHARDSON.
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The Suffrage.
Continued from last week
Editor True Democrat ::

Editor True Democrat:
AS to a poll tax iorcibly collected Of
every one for the sole pu.pose Of raising
revenue, cannot sec the g!oun;ls upon
which it's just &C can be affirmed, and will
be much obliged if some Of your inteli-
gent readers will enlightenme.
AS the earth was made for the supp TT
Of each individual of every generation Of
men which would over inhabit it, thei,i-
ference must be that if each Individual
has not claim upon it ednal to that Of
any other, it is because some are given
larger bodies Than others, which require
more food to sustain, and mere clothing to
cover them, anil that Therefore each origi-
nal claim is-in proportion to bodily needs
Primarily therefore each individual hats a
claim upon the land-a claim of which no
QUO can ever be justly Invested. Our
present social economy however requires
that limited control over certain portions
be given by society ut large or its repre-
seniatycs to certain individuals, the
people we call laut owncrs being merely
tenants Of socie'y or tho state, with the
privilege of transmitting their leases to
their descendants, or Of transferring them
to others. Snciots receives i'srcnt in The
solm of what we Gala tax on real estate.
W. predicate The right Of Tie state 10 x.
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Electric Light Plant,


Mcssrs C!las We,'aeyt ana Saith
engineer Oh the C'eo,Dare planning
tie putting in Of an electric light
plant, il they can lie assured Of
sufficient patronage. A minimum
of15o lights will be required, and
these will be lit at 30 Genes each Der
month. This is cheaper than the
expense Of oil, c!simneys and worry
with lamps, and Our people will
probably see itthat way, and assure
The existence Of such d plant.
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Eotica 10 Correspondents.

We are always glad to receive
news items or COMMUNICATIONS on
topics Of general interest, With re-
gard to the latter however, CORE
Spondents shonltl remember the
limitations Of space in paper OF
only twelve columns, home PRINT
Ell, and shoa';i make their articles
as short as possible. Six pages o!
note paper should lie The limit. T!liS
would be 10 their advantage as
well as ours, for there is no maxim
in writing SO true lis ''ln Dreyity
there is strength"
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VIEW 4 /! n
ADV - ~
The Missouri ],
DAMN
Investment G 8 ' ~: :
B'sAEnS and BROKERS
Nos. Se2-s99:3 Chemical Ru;a,i,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Beads, stacks, Grain and !.
Provisions
Bsaght and Sold for Cash orI
carried Oh sIarsia.

We respectfully solicit account, !.
VIII execute orders on all the ,loa,,;na'
changes in tic commodities loalt ;n.9 3
we also accept accounts for traa
purposes llcEl those who have notthc9;
or experience, and guarantee against !,
We also nave accommodations f,r i,
who desire 10 trade.
by our system of5eonsolilatino ,thoS,;,
uess OF patrons we always have q MAJ,
OF t"'eilty.'i per cent Or more ii rcsa.
and tho experienced trader CHI, /, ona,,
safely in sona;l stocks with thai ,a -
We earn. Tor patrons lloM: i've test4sl
per c.Et monthly OH ;nyestlncnlfa 4 Mi,
pos:ts are subject to yht ,ltai \ tsx,,sbs.
employed. No account openca
than twenty dollars 40
We also offer fer sale some. 1i,ssI d
| MUNICIPAL, STREET Rsli,IN III
WATER BONDS, principal. and ipte ,,
payable 10 geld.
| For further Information call or aal.,,;
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MISREPRESENTATION

VIM. z. Nichols Of the celcbra
ted Bank of Commerce case has
been parloned. Sympathy, frie'd'
ship Or high position should have
had 10 weight in lessening Ills
punishment. Such miscarriage Of
justice impresses The public That
only men without influence or posi-.
ton will be punished in. Louisiana,
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Success SIGN Sale.

State Of Louisiana, Parish of West Fol:ci
ana, 18th Jud. Dist Court Succession 81
Ovid Boil No
BY write of commission. to meairect-
cd by cIlon 18th Jud. Dist Court in the
above styled succession, / VIII sell atthc
last residence of deceased in lisparish on
ednes'l;ly Juue S 1883
at tho hour of II O'clock o. NJ. the follow
ing described property 10 wit:
A certain trsct Of land called the
Motley" tract containing 1888 acres,
baH:''led North by tho Rabbi tract, East
by Dolerty's, Soulful MclVatcr's, sit,;,-
ted i'll tue 7th war>' OF this parish.
J. II. CLACK,
Sheriff.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-05-21

The board Of strategy is to be
dissolved, and The President recon-
mends that the commander OF
the American fleet in the West III
dies lie allowed to act upon his OWL
Judgment.
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sRD BRn5> KENTUCKY
Sk:}DEN t,'TA1;,soN, .

l5l hands Day goes all of The saddle
gatis well and fast.
Service fec $1,000. Will make the season
at my place With return privileges il
mares do not prove III tunl.
rastarage free but not responsible for loss
A share CT the pub!ie patronage
solicited C.B. Hamilton.
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1t .lie government ever intends to
invade Cuba, its delay unt:I tie
sl:kly season comes on, is criminal.
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u<.-rx,-SIsseS,E-xsnxzs

Observation-Disclosures is
The game the Spanish fleet is play
ing.
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The Spanish cabinet resigned in
a body, but Sagasta will form a
new ministry, with sentiments i'll
favor of war. !
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SHORT CUTS.

The Spanish feet knows where
to linl ours, If it wants a fight.
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Newspaper and pe7ietlical ig4acy.

Subscription received for TIC NEJT
0RLEINS YlMEs-NENOCRlT, or any
Other Newspaper OF Periodical published.
Catalogues furnished when requested.
L. N. MIMFOnD,
Ds-nS Oh nty:,i Street
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WAL L PAPE=. r.

DO I5y expect to do amy rarrrihg2 Wo
will send you freq q large selection OF
samples from &C per roll Up. all new colorS
ana novelties m to date. W.spAY
fHE!Gn7. We want an agent in every
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Richard Harding Davis declines
naval position because he says lie
isisnorant of the duties incumbent
tlcreupon. lie proves himself to be
honest as well as clever. Would
there were more like him.
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Gladstone, the grand Old man, is.
dead, at the age ofeishty-seycn. He
was one OF The greatest men OF The
century in the best sehse of the
word great.
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TIE Callao, (spanis'D has bccn
captured in attempting to run the
Blockade at Manila.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-05-21

J. II. CLaCIZ, Sheriff,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-03-12
Assessment Notice.

ISIS MILL AND MINING CoMPANY-Loca-
Ition of principle place of business. Silver
City. Lyon County. Nevada.--Locatation of
works, DEVILS Gate and Chinatown Mining
District Lyon County. Nevada Notice is here
by given that at meeting of the Board of
Trustees, held on the l4th day of February,
1898, an assessment tN0. ~ of one cent Ec) per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable Immediately in United
States gold coin, to the Secretary of the COM
pany, at the office OF the company. at the resi-
dence OF F. Is. Lacrouts, on Main street, in Sill
yer City, Lyon County, Nevada. Any stool
upon which this assessment shall remain m
paid on the Twenty Eighth Day of March, 1895
will be delinquent and advertised for sale al
public auction. and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Monday, the Second
Day of May, 1898. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the costs of advertise NJ
and expenses of sale.
W. f. WINNIE, Secretary.
OFFICIAL the residence OF F. s. Laerouts,
Main street, silver City, Lyon County, Nevada.