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The follozing scientific Information
regar ling the habits and character
istics OF the wood tick comes from
the pen OF Billy Jones. editor OF the
Reveille:
Sticking to the saCehrush. the
~Sreasewood and the natives. in Lam
der ca mty. IL a species Of exodus
albirictus. and BY the people in a
hurry called yood.icks. They are
dipterinus. with steel traps on their
feet and a diamond drill aplratuS
attach.-; 10 each palpus. Ihevsnme.
times feed nn ho!s, but prefer boys
and printers. They are ~wingless but
can jump 500 feet. and when they get
beneath sour pajamas. the damage.
they do is not 81 much in what they
ea: as what they tramp down. y
wood ii Tx il not So large rs "a bull
! dog. int lie Is more Ia he dreaded
than a book agent or a spanish mule
Some people when they find IN eSo-
I NEu- W. y SANN FAaAN'N% a'"N
tn. bullet mold and ruthlcssly tear
away what there Is IN sight. but this
Is not the correct way tn do. rs il
leaves the man-dihblss still in y"rr
company. and 4 sorc that will not
omit itching for nine years.
The only pnper thing tn do when
YOU get II wood tick scr"wei obey are
never naiIeh) To yon is tn talk" a gold
headed needle. rim II into the tick at
the point that oilers the least.resis.
lance. until it penetrates the pens
vorlii 81 the menhulla Oblongatta,
then holI a lighted lucifer match Ia
the pr]otruling parts 81 the needle,
this carries the heat ,o the Aforesaid
pons vorliI. which causes the tick Ia
withdraw his onrkscrew and also Ia
CO out Of business.
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Washington, July l. General
Sha'ter cables Secretary AIger that
the fight las begun. \ general as
sault Of Santiagr 10y land and sea ls
uow on. The vesuvius Is firing with
effect. Commodore Sampson is
hotly engaging the forts. An AL.
"ance IN the direction 81 Caney has
beErn under General Lawton.
Later-Dspstches received at the
Cabinet meeting say the fighting is
furI"us al along the line. The
Spaniards are shelIing the Americans
- they advance.
At2:ij =. X. SECRETARY Alger said
nothing more LaI been received from
General Sha',r since morning.
Madrid, july lit il npnoupced
that four American warship- h4ysr
the bpmhardmsnt 81 NanzsniIlo al ;
O'clock this morning. They we're
answered ty Sparish gunboats and
retired with ne yessal disabled in
toy. Balloons are beng used To take
observations.
bs:liu. July 1T IL semi-orRctalIy
stated that August the GYYerno,
General 81 :be Philippines. on behalf
"' the Spanish Government Ina.
o~ierei : surrender Matilda 10 the
German Admiral. bu: tina, the ole,
VIZ dealiped.
Warrington. July latter ,be
Cabinet meeting Secretary IL,rr
saii: '"s are certain 70 win. bu'
no, till after hard Hghtimg.'
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The following order relating to
mail communications with the Phil
i.pinc l>!lmd- has been issued.
In view Of existing ho=tiliiieS he.
tween the United States anil Spain.
which reccssit itcs the presence o!
United States forces IN active service
at and ear the Philippine f-lsnds.
and II the fac tl,at postal communi-
cation with sal isl sEds, ns one ni the
Sp .nish colonies. Is prohibited hy my
Order No lGl, dated the Doth ultimn:
II Is hcrrby ordered, That articles %,
mai! matter Tor or from persons con
nec'"d with sai ! United States forces
snail be inject to tir postage rates
and conditions applicable to similar
articles IN the domestic mails of tie
United States.
The articles Ehall lie sent to the
commanders 81 the forces 10y every
opportunity offered hy tn. sailIng Of
Il United Statc- vessel for sail forces.
The sailing dates IT the vessels can
not he announced in adv ,ncc, aud tn.
articles ehoulI, therefore. Ice forward
al promptly to San Francisco in or
der that they may bc dispatched
thence 10 destination at tie first
opportunity.
Gu ENunY SMITH.
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= ulSSEarc-, rArEIcr-

The E,znE Ga who does tie eSi-
toiL work Tor the Sire. State GOES
for The ISpEFEpEST Gxn rede!i
IN the lat Sso- O; has paper he
sp-eSis himself ove- n+1-iy a column
- i=zsh xoa riEis uP b. calling -
z.sopi-rh=ai
The lSpREpEST hss 10 desire 20
ooHiuu= this e~cntrorvrsy any fl-thec.
II did Eh8i Il oouIt TO expose the
ctt-ss 81 sDs Ensc-u;1Ioas Dec 10
an cot a hz;'Alioa t-un ;Sis STATE
y order fIss; the. might Sc; onnnIs-
.S.ns We tad 10 i5-z zh.a We
Ero:s or articles thai We Es-- r-S-
hing H. hair - :Ais nuarc I'll L
he Eras h-eriSoa and Tia; n zHs
noe ot tie Indians We we're after.
This boESvs-- p-Uves - IT, tb- case
Is b@ l. iu 4 little scAs1s BY EEA
be boPe= - 90 20 tie f7nri boiling q
L'-u;sczn''- con@lssia3 acG 'aillE
II hzi might b indeed /: take z-y
old thing II tie ,EzF- o. a rulmEs-
To- H Is pzEi-~'ly wiling 20 Sac
rco- al Os h-s rrkr1cs q h can O.
ly set tie cSveis5 aouna~;0a. HIS
desire 30 Ell SFEikrd> i oaly s9G1-
81 I! his ce!re 10 get a s-5Esai
1uuber g. nsa - e.Est iron Elk,
s1l WTrEe1Ur1a 80 that h ca tuli
iOra = job Eo-;A sl25 @: sl5O per
nooth- Such pai1o1sz - this th=
~oEid his seldom sea. Tie c.o-
achieved 10y DeEey ana Hoh~aa rs'eS
into Insi-uii1anS- before tbs Vim
oeEu-a Hight Ju-: All; uut:l -
gets II" The zegj before yoa count
up liz Nations k=-u+s
Tia lSUEPE>nEST sincerely bcp=-
shat THIS Yong nm Eou'; zc-u@= -
.; bang -uri'Gihtgi- N this E-;i-!e
and esFAci Lly n or estimate O. HI
patriotism AMI :h= --=z: i5-S- -
Ell accomplish zhe5 he gets tbs;
NoUlESi,a. We assure HIN tAzi
Ee hare % So dom sB-hi IL 1sES
bui .aTe written tbs nth ;bs =ir-pls
desire q pzrP%'u>tuE A;s melVry -
q the rsuOo- h@-<s
But ~e have devoted sufficient Z.
space to this bilisut y57a- rst1ot.
Gav-r p~1sD.+Ds DoE oo1frU1t tie
STATE lie b.iiaIipD has been orE,--
n ard Z nut Ok lid. Oar yong
nea nus: sLogl!e- their guns sld
mach 20 the ipai. No matter LUw
unjust The cal ;h= bono: = the State
must b upheli All tLas@ Eho have
urged Ills unjust 6-a'f upon Nevaiz's
youag men s1oo1d b lie Mss 20 step
forEzrl and eni.t in lie raas=. By
- ding tksy all coaTD tie rr-t
tie STATE. tia; tie! were sc;ua'sI
by T.atnoti= aDi "a soriid mctiy,s
IN urgiu iLai this battalion be cal.
ii oct.
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There are Many of Them

This Is tbs We! tat g. n ID the
Sacramento Bee hshes up q Glass Of
foru 500 axe uuDerous IL every com
,nuurty- We NAY lie ErUn--we DO
Dot clEiu % b% IN touch With the
LoT5-Es are Got - hlR=pazaUls Is
70 believe that The inner workings o.
msrTelUzs rlsLs have been revealed
10 us-we 90 NOT know What nay u
2e thoughts ~ iadriiy BpDa that
sgc!rc--hui Es Do pot ;Lisk rha: the
hgt+-- rnna IL the sight q, beaver
sbgC}J lie hspr=1sv. We hare ad-
nLrEDnp "a: e T-uTOus. sturdy speci
DED ri u2asru!ruTy-.rsat 1 p his f-v
yinss. III. u, but aas-ciizrt - his
fn@d.hip grad III 3Es manhood.
sTe II to ruoEEhi. Z good Trieod rs
hjf fEa3-, and Z E.lETs fighter To
soemS=-Fgch q man Is - aiuuira.
go, It'd r b7Bu ideal. HIS Z t.
cJlo= UlBie IL ibs Eaters q. Ids sin
e@1fy. and bs zSods q -rsu ap0u-
EotD. ( bDa u ;5s rrea; yztA 81 IA
Furss Oily vBII-. Bu; Z rnzn rho
4 ras tistIrE-s rraB EbG opnris tie
sAs io2s-a mn stu Eresis friend
IDt 'os allie q c-E1 xLo yiYes =
sale 70 us b=rfsctor u tie SIM
SHINE so3 iaras n la She !iT.E o.
Jutss as ;bs dsr re= gathers
2r"oSd "A mn ubJ sueers q. -.
Eiau With TIE Psbti-aaE al beat.
his breast uiiA the Pharaie4-sucl
MAD Il &c rspggossi a. Z venonc1,
srsse. And yet j; il to3 often ms
that KIDD u INT Sbo succeri IN III,
world. me uToU Eb0=e ID.
Ecalp-l Hyuid not indicate tie ,rar
q q cizzlrI. Dor reveal the pnor q
isieu-e q 4 drop ~ blood. Still /. Z
doub;fUIH in their hear; 81 bear;
the! really think they bave succeed
Cd. Tie, must knox dat they ia-
voluntarily conferred upon all deccu
inen the rah: TO despise them
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senator Stewards Hook.

Senator Stewards little book entitled
The Analysis 81 the Functions Of
Money is without doubt. T." any M
preJudiced mind. the best exposition
OF the money question that. up to the
present has been sent ont from the
press. In a series Of brief. plain and
exceedingly Interesting chapters the
Hon. Senator has placed before the
American people the whole zubjpc,
IN such Il practical form. and with
such convincing Arguments. that no
Oh" HhO L. Interested III the finance.
~ the United States. after reading
this little book. unless he be a mOs,
thoroughly hide-bnuni gold bug.
should have III" slightest hcsitancy in
using all the influence he has AMONG
his friends and neigbhors. to miucc
them 10 Isl their votes in bringing
abpnt :are restoration OF th,. free CDru-
are 81 silver III II country. I'D the
amending OF The pre@crt National
banking laws ~ the country so rs To
take away from bank. the spccinI
pu'ileces they now enjoy % issuing
paper money, winch is only taken as
money. because il Is secured hy tire
Na'i"ua! Government. While carh
chapter is well worth a careful read.
ips. We ~"uld specially commend the
last. entitled. Bank Currency This
chapter certainly shows M the in.
F'FIty Of The greed and dishnne-,y
o' The National banking fraternity.
and The necessities there r1is,s f,r
clipping the wings 81 these money
sharks. the breeders of p,nics. the
insDipula;ors ~ congressman. md tn.
financial Ishmaclitcs Of every civil.
iz@d country under The sun, We
heartily endorse the little volume.
sDd trust that IT will bc found in thu.
BONES al every Aneri an citizen
and its contents Thoroughly read and
digested before the people aro again.
caileJ on to say. through the bolln,
box. Sheiher We are Ia bc rcducrn o.
4 nation 81 two classes masters md
S"'ts. or whether Nc are all To lie FREQ
men, and citizens ~ a Tree country
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THE -ErNS

The traveller. tourist or business
man Is wise when he selects the Rio
Grapde Western Railway Great Sal;
Lake Route for his route to the East.
u Is the only iranscontIuental line
passing directly through Salt Lake
City. and in addition to the gliin pse
il affords Of the Temple City. Ia.
Great Salt Lake anil picturesque
Salt Lake and Utah Valley, il afford.
the choice 81 three distinct routes
through the mountains and the mos,
magnificent scenery in the world.
On all classes OF tickets s~topoye,s
are granted nj Ogden. Salt LAX.
City. Glenwood Springs. Leadvile
Colorado Springs. Denver and o,be,
points Of interest. Double daily
train service and through Pullman
and Tourist Steering cars between
San Francisco and Denver. T'onr;st
cars through 10 Omaha. Chicago .pJ
Boston.
For illustrated pamphlets desc-;n.
tive OF the sGrea, Salt Lake Ron,e.
write tn +. \. WsDLEiCH. General
Passenger Agent. Salt Lake CITY.
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4 Fable Iha; Ei:s.

There l z story which used TO
anus children and probably ooes
yet, o. 4 wolf which gained entrance
TO q barred dEeIlsu. by first plead ~
FOR the privilege TO pat in q pax to
Taru il, :!Irn another paE. then its
head ghicb having been graut-i lie
E0li burst through the door and DE-
'oufei the ill! vRE!rr within. The
fable 81 chiIiho0 i fits the course @.
the sollbGEs To Z dot. Two years
~ every R=puhE an organ IN CHI.
iUTGiz Eas tor Tree liver. Tie rs!d
wu!! pot Z rsw IL and they ali be-
came international h~lmeta!li-=. But
not ~ Of them =as for the gold
EtzniGri, perish the uu erehle lie!
Mckuley has BEN Presi1eot Tor
over 4 year. the -,Y'e'ust:oag pime;.
alhsD' farce has beeu ylayei IN a
hGsh. tie COLL mel have rried aLat
money and fa!=ebool can do In Ore.
E0a and pre- 20. chapge,-:Le whole
"uii, q UrsoLs l. pruclsium- tL..
The Republican party L nos. ,nI II.
Tays has been, d golI r.nd-I
parry.
f'he Republican paf,!'s lead =
bad Tot concealed their real unry1-e
under 'Ac class 81 n shyR ~ IL Sc.
kn.ey w0u,l not haY. carrai g.,
States NOE ;be uaE las been r.-i
III The UeI' Ceuera! election vii
u !nRsut on She square issue Of ro..
standard aud dgzb!e r:-uls-I. IL,
%zr EIll t. oveT md forgotten u
i"pL, and tie ola 1itJ question aii
cone 70 The front. Tic R-rubiirar
!e-dcS have emerged from tie a.,
"u'h hehinf hirh they suc ,Icd n
lE%. and =Iu make a figh, in ;h.
":%7. IL sill Le .inuIy 4 i.ht lie
tTe,n 'be cla=s and lie mass viii
The ssne shsrply drasn. 4nd be ma
H"s zIIi Eiu. under the old leade,
Nj. BfsHn Is a C-ilpb.l o.. r,lun,es r
nov. His Advancement will Ic rat1s
On the 9Th o! March. 1901. he vii
succeed Wn. Mckinley a. the CON
nsnisr.i Chief az the army an
navy q the Uoi;od S:a:os.-Stocx,o
Nail.
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LITTLE sHoEr OF xrr, rr-

The Tnr.RerlsE II ooaSeatinS
On The reoen, call for Itx.;LtnA from
N-rada says:
That Nersda VII resPaad there Is
no quxtico. BIZ; ak4iS nei$ sac
rde. Why .bouli re the smallest
State IL The Unioo- n fo;n; Of pope
hioo. he called upoo TO oon,nbats
three times oar quotzt L. II 30 test
oar patnoasnt We think tot. Its
eri ient 'irst grcz; pressure has h-sa
bought 10 hear cn our Reyreeota-
lives N Canyess 20 torce N~rsda 20
tie froai N this matter and they
base listened and did tbeir b-e. With
tie a'oTe result Ne consider Il II
advised uoueoSsE and little short
ot murder to place this burden Oh
Nevada. and the tine En surrly
come when those instrumental II
bringing II sbo1t vii rsrs; their
part IN the matter
The ISDEPEDEST : II the szDe
opinion As the Tns~-RerieE- SerE3a
Ia furnished more than her quota
OF men under the au O! the Pr@<I-
deaf zheo this hst;zlinn uzs onier-
Cd out ;hrou, n the schemes q soae
uea Gho van eonmi7iCo< She
had responded nobly 20 tie cSll o; the
Prs3snt and had offered the flower
n her voua- Dea fo- sacrifice On
tneir ooun'ry's 2ita-. Soi ooa:ent
with this Offering. r1en zbose zubI-
ton 10 command regiment OF oon-
pany Eoaii sacrifice every yoauy
MAD IN the State II OT3a. 10 get ik-
coTeie1 oo~uDiSipo. SCI - foot q
scheme 20 hare more men from Ne
TadI =nI 70 lace Spanish bullets ard
the uisna n, CpUzs Ge.th-br--in-
ssanps- Their s-teEe has b--n
successful and Neyal4'S youo- Ken
must De ssLn6oed iaa; so-a nza
maj get a Majors co71s=ioo. II
would be II keeping E5i!I the fitness
o. things IL oar !Onrg thea you'd
refuse 30 Be made sacrifices for z1y
such nrEoly pu-pose-
The ISDEPE DIST has suokea OF
this question before ana has uoiLiuy
10 iaze o4cz. II ib= cDzarry uas IL
danger and needed as@n '-oo NeT1da
IN -Io@ q he- quota, - per cent %
her able bpij-i men would oder
their srTis=. They could go cher
fuly and h=hi Yalisuily ior the k0no-
q fb=iE oyuDiry. That such i got
liz eae no ore VII dsoy. rben.
Ehy should Sersda maze this sz-ri.
fo@:
Eu; The call Ezs been made AID
tie bo5or o! tie STATE demands that
II sbouli be net. No 1ember = cur
militia companies sSO3!l aa-Eer The
ca! uaiess L. feels u his dI,y to 10 !
90. The mere fsc- lIai he i 4 mem
brot 4 militia ooopany sLouI1 not
be u-d 20 ooupel him 10 20 The
battalion should be nonpo%d ofrc!-
un:ct-z II fact a. veil q in name.
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On account o: tlIr Fnurth OF July
tickets will be snld AT one fare 10, IN.
round trip between 1T and o..
den oil July 2Lh. 3rd and \ II. NJ the
9Th. Tickets void after July 9Th.
On acc"unni OF the Mining Can.
Cn IS round trip tickets will be sold
for trains l and 3 on July 9TH from
ElkU 20 O-den AMI return Tor ons
fare. Tickets to expire on July 9th.
On account Of Trans ississi,,;
Teachers Association ticket ut a a..
OF si5.CO Tor the round trip will b. sold
only Tor train No. 3, Jun. GGub md
for train No. June 9th.
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\ patriotic vest"rDer has jIet -.
cured 4 patent Tor ibe most -efnars.
abIe war engine on rspOrj. with which
be rropJ@es " wow down a~rruies ike
"hea'. 10 Tact. this terrible death
dealing derice car he bseued nn.n
the mo~iDR machine uO;e Analogous.
y than I" anything el~. The blades
usually u-d for cutting tie p in
stalks are :epia I'd ~iib Sharp bsr,.
neis. 'oll"SirR each other rapiIly
with a deadly plunge forward. ANY
OF tho enemy Hho may attempt 10 a..
cape the pnDct; ring Ifncpss by dpIg.
inR will be t'antiOimed into sausage
meat.
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London. June 2s.-le l.. S. En-.
has ,el or'sfrom several sources
that Spain has b,urh, the Chilean
uarship O'iHssns. This ship was
recently "'Ter~d The government Tor
s6."ocoo. twice rs real r4Iue.
WASHINGTON. Jun g. g neral
Shof;e' vii b. immediately rein
fo'ce.I with coo men. General
Miles vii 20 to Santiago within =
~eeE.
Captain s:-zbee reports dis4hlinr
the torpeF" boat de.t-gsr Terror o.
San Juan last W-IDe- lay.
PRECEDENT Mckinley has issued =
rroclama'iou bin~zadrng The southern
coast Of Cuba. nI=o San Juan. Por.o
Rico.
Kingston. Jamaica. June o.
Lieutenant Blue has ],e,nrneI ate,
another toni q investigation ashore.
He reports that Ceryera's feet IA Al.
in S1rti1-7 insr,ive.
The Ne~uYius fired ;bre" charge.
last night ;hat fell IN the vicinity ol
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THE NEW BOND BILL.
One of the WORT Measures OF Clsss
I.ri.latIon that Was Ever Drawn.

Liquidation that Was Ever Drawn.
The passage Of the bond issue bill
through the senate travis the lines
q. orr politics for the neI' quarter of
. cen;ury. That the bill uas dictated
from London. the re Is no joubt- lis
Importance in international history Is
81 crat that the Spanish war Is inv
ial in comparison.
As measure for the collection OF
war revenues, the bill Is oDe OF the
worst treasures Of class legislation
-ye. drawn. The Democrats and
Populis.s IN the Senate attempted to
force amendments. l~esseninc its dis
| examinations against tie masses OF
| the people, but owing tn the fact thai
| Nes.rS. Gormau. Gallery. Lindsay,
McEuery. Mitchell. Murphy and Tur-
pie. elected as Democrats. are con-
irolled by the sugar trust. the whisky
trust. the trunk line pool, the Roth
child bond syndicate and similar
| "ipLdhbLS NHF 'IuSN aId tS'tHAS
tiou forces under Hanna were en-
abl-d to do rs they pleased. What 1t
pleased them 10 do was this:
!. They voiel down all amend
meuts taxing incomes under which
~plu;ncraiic campaign fund contrib
utors would have been compelled to
contribute 10 IL expense OF the war
= They voted against all PROPOSE
tiuns to avoid bpai i,ues by using
silver bullion 90 h.nd.
B They voted down all amenh-
nents in posin. var Y OF trusts
and other Combinations formed in
violation Of the Sherman antitrust
law.
1. They votei down all propnsi
lions to issue nOu.interesi bearing
treasury notes instead OF interest
bearing bpnds-this regardless of
whether such notes were made lrgl
tender or not.
>. They voted clearly and unmis-
takably to make every thing else in
the bill itself. III the conduct Of the
war and in the domestic policies 0f
the country. sub -rvient to the in
terests O! the International bankers.
who demand the ISsue OF more bonds
and the indefinite continuance OF the
Iebr already existing.
As IL politics have hen hereto.
fore. any part! taking in q national
campaign the attitude nov openly
assumed by the republican party uu-
der Hsnna's leadership, could not
have carried a state south OF Penn
sylvania aud west Of New Yor4.
Perhaps the Spanish war, IIanna'-
leadership and our new world Inli
tics OF Cooperation with London
bond syud!cates will change all this
II remains Ia b. seeu. What can I've
seen already is that in one way aud
anotber-in every way In iact-the
bill draws the lines Tor 4 great puIIti.
cal evolution Either the plut"racy
under Hanna will be wiped out as
the federalIsts were under Adams. or
tb.. United Staise will cease To- lie nm
independent republic Of equal and
sr!f-goverpiug states, hnI will be
come an empire with Baron Roths
child as its Caesar and London - the
READ seat ~ its government -Missls.
sirpl Valley Democrat.
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W&hm-:na. Jane "a cable
gran iraa GzsG Sa4f;e- Ays:
+Far-bsr otES!-ra General Wheeler
phosS yesterdays kS Al ten killed
aid 'oriy uozni@L Tb- Spanish
oe-uli-i . s-oo- safreEsbeI posi-
;Sos O. a high bill The firing listed
zn boH- kai tn S~faoi2riS =s7s
driven from ts.ir Pritsoa. which ;hs
Ane-S-s ro= o~cuq!. Tie enemy
retired IN The E7ec6ca o. SsnnzCo-
Care Is.t:o. JEoe @-R+ro-:s
hare reached here TIA; ~aozs Sight
IN ! roz in T7o--es a.uu1i San
uzSo- II ~hiaa ths iruoi< &ad ae=:s
a-e saz-ei TIE American !o-oes
s-s oou a5raaci-r.
Kew Ue, June 2l-T= iupzls.
Gaming r;u-e& czP;zrei by The
Vi-E.bu-- IL a;teap;fn. to raa the
b,1%kaie. Cane into port this morn
u-.
The -CGh a5ers =s-e TIE greatest
sufferers iu yas:eriay's f.hiins.
Nai1d. jun 3-Tbe Newspapers
s-e pubI-hi1s alleged terms
q peaos vbIch Include the irdepen-
le=es Of Cuba. 4 por; IL the PhiIli-
piCe I'D o-sIinE Stations in Porto
Rico =--i :L= Csuari@.
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Por; Said. June 3h-Ii Is reported
that Cznara =in leave his torpedo
boat destroyer here. as they are IN
suited Tor a long journey.
Tie Egyptian Governnen; has
consented to LET the feet coal trem
its own transports, which is being
done.
Tie United States Consul has
houcht all available coal.
Kingston. June 3l.-Ye=te-Iay was
spent in recnnnoiteriur. II Is be.
Level the advance will be made on
Caney today. Heavy rains yesterday
set everything afoat.
Washington. June 3).-A telegraph
station has been estab ished at Sc
villa which connects with the cable.
Cape iiaytien. June 30.-Furious
cannonading was heard this morning
in the direction of the Windward
Passage. off Mole St. Nicholas.
Madrid, Jun" 3O.-It is reported
from Porto Rico that nm American
cruiser keeps iriDf on the stranded
steamer Antonio Lopez and prevents
the landing Of the cargo and prnvls-
ions.
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tSiTED STATES INSu OFFICE
Carson C5Gy Mat, ~. 49,

- AaT y 49,
To WHOM TT NAY COyCFVS.-SotIrc Il
hereby CIV Il that the central Pacific Ran.
road 60. has rl"d IN THIS ON - u list OF
lands = iuhicd In tho t~pwu~hIpS drScr bod
below. and has applied fpr a uatcnt FOR said
lanis. that the list II DIcn To- IN" public
for Inspection and a COPY thereof. hy de-.
sCripiiyC SutdiNiSious. has t-,"u lo.,rJ In a
convenient place In Wis once. Tor tho in.
spcCti"n Of AL persons interested a d the
public generally.
within the newt sixty dayS following The
uhie OF ms notice. protests or contests
against the claim 81 tn" company 10 any
tract or subdivision within any section or
part OF section. dcSCrilrai In tho list on ,br
ground that tie sam" II NOR valuable fnr
IMMORAL Than Tor agricultural PURPOSES viii
To- received and noted rnr rrrnrt TO tho G,n.
'rAl LIND once NJ WASHINGTON. ID .
tn" following are tho sulzi!ylSlnns do
Scribcd, TO wit: ~
All OF Sc. J, r n Sci 20 IN
All Sc. u. T ~ y. 70 f.
M n' sec. " = b -. Il. bE.v IN.
AZ OF Sec. y 7 p y. u. - y. ". u. ~
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o. H. GALLUP.
Register.
ID. II. HALL.
"Nac w. i"'. Receiver.
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Notice of Dissolution of
Partnership.

The trim heretofore existing under
the name aud sylc OF Russell and
Brad ry doing business IN the Stat.
o' Nevada. IL ia : day dissolved by
mutual consent, the entire business
AMI all The property Of tie firm has
beer sold 10 the Russell and Brad
ley Land aud CATH Company. - cor.
p"rn;Ion. Sad rro atr"n has as
sum"d ana will drschurgs NIL the
'i"bis and obligations Of Ia" firm OF
Russell aud Bradley.
ELHo, Nevada, June -. 1898.
Gro. Russ ILL.,,
JumS l.. BRADLEY.
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Wasi inG;0U. june 2J-Gcpersl
Shaitef cables that 500 Spanish
trooIs with rrck trains and cattle
a-o advancing from Manzlnillo with.
IN u miles Of Santiago. lie says he
can take Santiago within ~ hours.
but that the undertaking will involve
considerable loaa.
san francisco. June 2-Thc Vow.
port carrying General Merritt and
Stall aud the Astor battery sailed Tor
Manila today.
Sibon"y, Cuba, June GIT ia r..
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