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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11
GOLD CREEK MATTERS.

Nj. Frank c. Hamilton OF Cripple
Creek.C Colorado, the newly appointed
manager Of the Coll Creek Com.
pap! arrived in town TO lay. While
Mr.. iiaTii;on IS merely an oticer Of
the company. be cumvs To Nevada rs
the representative 81 eastern capital.
lsis who are figuring in the reorgani.
zaiioa Of that company. IL Mr..
Hamilton l. successful in making
satisfactory settlement with the COM
pany's creditors these men vii! adj
Sano the money Necessary TO start
up the works and mase a practical
working test OF the comrluy's ground.
We understand tia, under the pro.
posed plan OF reorganization Mossrs
Robertson and Ma! ham will he rrle.
gated to the rear and the h~ighsslaries
and c1,ravsesnt methods OF the old
management viii be done away with.
Mr.. Hamilton Is o mining engineer
and metalurgist Of wide experience
and will bring a fund IT useful aui
practical mining knowledge to aid
him in his TASK.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11

Tie Mound Valley water suit still
holds the boards in the District
Court and from all appearances will
last another week. The usual stnid
proceedings were Interrupted today
lay very unusual proceedings. Attor-
ney Wilson, who represented one OF
the defendants. arose in court ana
stated that his client had settled with
the plaintiff and that he desired To
center nm appearance MS one Of the
attorneys for the plaintiff. in range
%parlancc, Ia -swop bosses" II is one
%: the peculiar circumstances Of thus
case that while Mr.. Wilson's client IL
named III the proceedings rs one Of
the defendants. he is friendly Ia the
plaintiff and the announced settle
mcnt md change OF sides 10y the at
torney is more apparent than real.
Judge Talbot allowed the proposed
-swop" aud things settled down to
their usual gait.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11

From parties Just returned from
neuver we learn that Billy" Duvall
will return to Nevada shortly aud
that he will make a determined effort
to capture the Silver party nomina
ton Tor Congress this Fall. His en-
try into the race will make it extreme
ly interesting to the other aspirants
as Billy is a fighter Of no mean ability
and on the carpet Dagger issue, So
ssrcastically hurled at him ny the
press OF the western part OF the State.
he has all the best OF the argument.
He is derisivly spoken OF by these
same organs as a Gold Creek Boom.
err but gets back at them with the
undeniable argument that he has
brought more outside capital, energy
and enterprise directed to the devel-
opment OF the resources OF the State
than the whole combined lot Of as
pissnts now being groomed for the
race 10y 'hAse political organs. -Ne.
vsda tor NevRdRns- l. a doctrine too
narrow and too much at variance
with free American institutions 10 IL
urged by e people nine teuths O!
whom are hoping and c~Ipectin, &c
have their condition bettered by the
advent OF outside capital. Elkc
county has been vhibly benefited By
the new blood and capital brought in
directly and indirectly by Duvall and
We are generous and fair enough tc
give credit where credit is due.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11
SPAIN CONFESSED WEAKNESS

II Is evident that Spain docs mot
de sire to engage in war with this
country. Her bacHioNu in the Ice
episode Is clearly Il confession Of
weakness and indicates the extent on
~ Ia which she will ~ in making re-
quests ON the United States. Her IL
tcntiun is to make the best OF diplo-
macy. but avoid war. Unless the
United States takes the initiative
steps toward hostilitics, there will I've
peace. Fearing the sending OF the
torpedo squadron from Caiiz to
Cuba woulu he accepted by the Unit
I'll States rs IN offensive act and
would develop the wa fever Of the
American people. the order Ia sail WIS
couLtermanded. No country has ever
more ahjrctly submittei to the re-
quests and demands Of another than
has Spain. Though known As u ma
ton OF naughty people, their pride
was not sufficient TO lead them to r..
sent the threatened Interference ~
this government il the Affairs of
Cuba. such rs was implied i'll the
Presidents message TO Congress.
Knowing her Inability to cope with a
power Of the magnitude Of the United
States, the Sagasta ministry has act
ell wisely in combining their efforts at
resentment to the game OF bluff us
automatically carried on between
nations. The only thing that may
p~recipitate war is the report OF the
Court VI Inquiry nov in Havana har.
Dor. II the Investigation being made
clearly demonstrates that the Name
was destroyed b. design, American
public sentiment will force our
government tn strike a blow in re-.
paratiou for the lives that were sarri-
feed, H. a monetary indemnity will
not satisfy and will moi be accepted.
Ogden Standard.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11
smonr LINE hScrNEkn COMING
VIII Determine Cost aud Feasibility
OF Mountain Home Road.

VIII Determine Cost aud Feasibility
OF Mountain Home Road
linden the date Of February 18th
los. s. W. Eccles, general traffic
manager OF the Oregon Short Line
III. road writes from Salt Lake City
III reference to Tia, Mountain Home
road.
we have arranged to send an cnGi-
ncer to Mountain Home to 20 oyc
the country t" Mountain City with
the view Of determining the cost and
feasibility of such n road. lie will
probably vi up there the first pro.
ximo and il Mr.. Tagcart can he spar
ed ut that time or has returned from
Montana where he now is, we will
send him along with the engineer"
Ii the engineer started as scheduled
he will probably be here the first of
the week. |, is better for him TO
make the trip now, for high water
might impede the work later on. The
snow is al oil from the south slopes
along the Owyhcc where il is desired
10 build the road and no difficulty
will be found in surveying the line
and making cStimates.-Mouutaiu
City Times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11

Belmont Couier:-Fpm Deputy
Shenu and Assessor W. 4. Atweu we
learn that work is prosecuted with
energy in the Chispa and johnnie
gold mines situated in MONTGOMERY
district. Nyc County. and tia. the
outlook for that section Of our county
Is very bright. He brought to Bel.
mon several specimens of gold. bear
ing rock which were extracted from
the lodges in these mines and every
specimen shows gold in literal ou1u.
titles. Mr.. AtHell Gays that when.
ever strong companys take hold OF
the gold mines in that section Mont.
Homery will be one Of the bes, min.
ing districts iii the State OF Nevada
Besides The mines, theroBre thousands
.ot acres 81 rich agricultural land IN
Southern Nye, and the laud under
cultivation yields large crops an.
uSlly. Good fruit is produced there
in large quantities, and the wine man.
ntactured from the Pahrump rrnre
Is aid to bedelicious. Utmost places
water Is scarce, however, but. no
doubt, good supply OF il could he
obtained by sinking artcsisn wells.
Cod miners and trui. growers. espec.
should not overlook tina, part Of
Nye County.
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Affairs OF the Dexter.

The Dexter company OF Salt Lake
owner Of the Dexter mine at Tusca-
rora has levied an assessment Of 10
cents per share aggrcgating $4,000
Delinquent April 18th. Tho output
for February WIS $1,000.
The ore reduced in the stamp mill
during February showed 10y controls
an average valuation Of Sl3.57 gold
and Z ounces silver, while that passed
through the Kinkcad mills returned
S2I.Gi gold and g ounces silver.
Tho company has already ordered
the Pciton whCcles and dynamos for
utilizing the Dcl'rcsc water power
1t will only take about two miles ~
additional poles aud wire to consoli
date that power with that now in use
and the engineers expect to obtain
tlerefrom sufficient energy to..run not
only the mills but the hosting, pump.
ing and lighting plants rs well.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11
INCONSISTENCY.

Quite n number OF our State cx-
changes. including our contemporary
the Argonaut, are advertising a gift
enterprise for their subscribers, con-
sistIng OF tho San Francisco Bulletin,
both delivered at the same price
heretofore charged for the hone
shoot. Whether this is a confession
that these Journals have been hceto-
fore bunoceinS the public 10y furnish.
ing them a shec; not worth the price
charged or thst there Is a deeper
game con>cSlsd underneath this 50.
called generous offer we leave the
public to judge. The tac,s are most
OF these Journals are avowei Tree sill
e SirOSSteS, while The If git; - the
Bulletin. is the rankest, most unScrup-
ulous, gold hus sheet printed on the
COST.
Ii has been suggested that prob
ably the Republican Congressional
Campaign COMMITTEES, which, il is
said, intends carrying the war into
Africa and Ito down old Stewart
that all hazards. has got next TO these
sheets and this is the proper eXplana.
ton OF their Janus faced acts. We
venture TO suggest to these brethren
that Consistency Is u jewel OF the
first water and Honesty is the Best
Policy IL your conscience hurts
You and YOU feel that you have been
dishinG up to your readers a perioii-
cal not worth the money, either cut
down the price to its real worth or
come out in Your true colors by pull
ing down the name OF Bryan and
hosting that OF Hanna in its stead.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11

An Atlanta preacher is OH trial for
stealing II church. lie declares that
a wind-storm packed it of, but the
evidence is 80 conflicting that the ordi.
nary man is in doubt ms to whether
the parsou or the Lord swiped the
tabernacle.
1t is said that Durrant's spook is
haunting Amos Lunt, the State
strangler, who has worked oil" near
ly Il score Of victims by the trap door
route.
Why is wife like a newspaper?
Because every man should have one
without borrowing his ncishbor's.
Srrs
Villa; has become OF our old and cs.
;'vmci friend, Senator Stewart of
Nevada: w" have not heard any
thing from him on the Spanish affair.
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To Whom it May Concern.
STATE I.ASD OFFICE.

80 - 500 VIZ y
CARSON, CtrV. New, Dc. %. 1897.
Notice IS hereby given thai the State OF
Nevada, under the Act OF Congress APPROX.
cd June ID. lsU t2l Stats. 81. has filed In
the United States Land ONCE at Carson
city, Nevada, LIS No. I'll OF lands selected
under sad Act, ard has applied for n pat
Cnt Tor sad lands: that a part OF said list
Is open Ia the rubliC for insp, elton, and a
copy thereof. by descriptive subdivisions
has been posted Ia "A convent, ut place, in
said United states Land OniCr for the In
spccl'on Of MI peISors Interested aud the
public generally.
Wtih'n the next sixty DAYS following the
uhtc OF this notice protests or contests
against the claim 81 SAID State of Nevada
10 nnN tract or subdivision described in
he last, ON lhc ground that the same IL
NOR" valuable for mineral than arricultufnl
purposes. VIII be received aud rotCd by The
Register hud Receiver o. the Guitrl = MES
Land ONCE At Carson City. Nevada. for rc.
port 10 The General Lard Once al Wash.
iugtOn, ID. e.
Thc following are tho subdivisions de
Scribcd. To Wit: Sc :. OF u q {. and Lot. /
SS ! sec :. Il Of = " a ard d Ofsc =
sec I. and n q = Of n a sec ~, I * n r "a e.:
a.d II " :. Of u " =, : q Of : e a and ; y
OF : " Il sec =, and "A ofn w !. and = :.
=, OF : g = sec 20. and Il otswa sec an
anu e = OF sci a see Il, 7 30 y II 81 4 A n
IA M-I0l1 acres.
y. PRATT.
State Land Reg 'stcr of The State
OF -."yuGI-
Date OF nrSi insertion. Friday, Dee. 81. 1885,
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Resolutions.

WHEREAS, \ gentle generous
spirit passed from among US in the
the death Of our worthy and esteem.
ed Most Excellent Chief Sarah Fer.
maid. and
WHEREAS. The intimate relations
held in the past meetings with her
by the members OF Ruby Temple
Rathbone Sisters. make it fttIn..
that while We mourn we should also
testify to the community our love and
respect for her and our appreciation
81 her character and her service.
therefore
ReSolrei, That the wisdom and
ability whichshe has ever exercised in
aid Of our Temple BY counsel and
service Will be held in grea,tu! re-
meuIbTance,
Resolved. That the studded re.
moval Of such a pure upri-h; lie
from our midS; leav,sa aud
= shadow tina; will be deeply realiedz
by all members ut Ruby Temple and
will prove a grievous loss 10 this
Temple and community.
Resolved, That we the members
Of Ruby Temple Rs.hbcue Sisters de.
sire to express orr heart teit syura.
thy to the afflicted family and earn,
estly hope that even so Erea. a lie.
reayement may he overrulei Tor this
highest good.
Resolved. That a copy o. these
resolutions be presented by the TEN.
pie TO the husband OF II departed
sister aud that they also he spread
upon the minutes Of this Temple.
NJ. LOUISE Hoop.
ISABELLA DEwAR.
T.. \. HkRGiS.
Committee.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11

Dave 'tspcr has JuSt received n
" lot Of HnBplcs Of Fall and
Winter Clothing which will he made
y" or,ict from sl36O uu.
Virginia Chronicle. There is but
little snow III tho mountains aud but
little prospect Of high water this
Spring. Generally about the first Of
Juno the Carson river wants to look
"vcr tie banks and eco Tie school.
mn'mae, but Winter will have Ia kisa
ns goodbye III II hig sn"wstorm pretty
soon. u the river food and tho
schoolma'ama are to tlnunco and fro.
lie on tiowcry mcadowa this season.
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Belmont Couficr :- Many men iu
Nevada gricvc brCaus" they are iirau.
cially unable to 60 to the vicinity o.,
tie North Pole to try To- find mines o,
gold. and. at the same time. they neg.
lcct to search Tor gold mines in the
vicinity Of their homes in this State.
Were these men 10 devote some Of
iheir time TO prospecting in their oSn
localities. the chances are that they
would discover gold mines which
would, most likely. prove richer than
amy gold claim yet found in tue KIon.
dixie country. Let these mon seci a
move cu' and search Tor gold mines
within the confines Of this state.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as
they cannot reach the seal OF the dis
ehse. Catarrh Is a blood or constitu-
ticual disease, and in order to cure il
you must take internal remedies
Halls Catarrh cure is taken intern
ally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is not a quacG medicine. 1t
was prescribed 10y one Of the best
physicians in this country for years.
and Is a regular prescription. 1t is
composed OF the best tonics known,
cotnbGrei with the best blood puri,
tiers. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination
Of the two ingredients is what pro,
duces such wonderful results in cur,
ing CAtarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
FL. CHENEY Il co. Props..
Toledo. Ohio
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11

Ino u The bcet Eminent eycr pu,
into a hotile.-G"o. c. Cutting. Soda
vile. Nor.
supt. jas Mcdonald OF the Sierra
Lakoe Ice CO. Docs. Cali,. 10 whom
ine gave back the Use OF a leg he
had despaired OF using again wu,cs
Nov know SHY people write ,es,;.
monials, Use this and welcome. Tnb
Is The only taimeot Tor me-.
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TO Whom it May Concern.
STATE f.kSD OFFICE.
CAgSDS CITY. Spy Ian -

'N">bS IiIf' New. Jan. -. 1898.
Notice u hereby givcl that the Stn,e n,
nevada, under ~" Act OF Congress- M
proved June l6, ls-O ga stats. igp. has nI,.,
Ia the United states Land Or,cc M C,rsrI
city, Nevada. List No. 3i OF lauds Sri.rtrd
under sad Act, and has applied 'or "A ma
cnt for said lands; that a part Of said lis
In open tn the public fur inspection ana n
copy thereof, by descriptive sui-diyisions
has been IpNtei In a convenient place in
said United States Land Once for Lhe in
Spcctton Of ali persons iutCrc,tcd aud thr
public generally.
within the next sixty DAYS i~oliowing the
date OF this Eotlc" pro rsi- or contests
against the claim OF said Sc Of Nevada
10 any ira or NEu d,Nis,on described Ia toe
list, on the ground that the same Is NOR.
valuab!" for mineral than AGRICULTURAL pur-
! poses. Will b. r~,Cci"Gi aud noted D.. tho
/ Register and Receiver 90 the United S.a.es
/ Land OGicc AZ C4r>On CIV. Snyada, for re-
port TO the Hcncral Laad Once At Wash
iLgiOn. Il. c.
tn following Arr the subdivisions dc.
~c.ihcd 10 Wit: HciI Of Il " see II, 7
- y Il 50 l. " - Is ND aCrr-.
\. G. PRATT.
Sta'C Liant Register OF the stale
% Sr.al..
Dlic q frst insertion, rb {. Iag-.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11

Expert agents OF a San Francisco
sugar refinery are examining the
soil, climatic conditions, etc, OF Iuyo
County with a view Of establishing a
refinery III Ovens Valley.
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To Whom it May Concern.
STATE IASp OFFICE.

STATE LAND pffICE.
CARSON CITY. New, dec. 81, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that The state OF
Nevada. under Z eAct OF CurgreSS approved
Juuc ID. isSl. t2l stats. 1917. las til,d in TIE
United States Land once ~ Car on CITY,
Nevada. List No. igt OF land. selected u
der SAD Aci and has applied for a Iat-ut
fer md ivrdS: ."nt u ra-t of sair Is, is
% en- Ia Ia" uuhlic for inspection. 0id a
copy Thereof. uy DESCRIPTIVE subdivisions
has b"cl a. ed In a convenient Dlare 10
SAID United States Land Offc" for this in-
spcc.;nu OF al, persons .cd and tho
pablo gcnc-aly.
H.ih'u tlo ucSi Shy DAYS following tn.
datc o: toss not'cc p'uicSIs or col..s,S
aga:nSi the claim OF said late % Nevada
a. u y t'nc. % subdivision described In the
Hiss. on abe 3rouud lIaI the same Is more
valuable 60 miner than ayr'CS'tural pu-
poses. WI be- received and loird by the
Register nnd ECcc'Vcr % The Uui,ed Safes
Land ONCE At Carson C',y, Nevada. Tor re.
port TO thn General Land [ hicc NJ Wash.
ingion. ID. G.
The following are the sub divisions de
Scribed, to wit: n. Il o. s. W. a, Sec. -, T
81 y. u. s. 4. n. u. II. 4 NJ acres.
A. g. PRATT,
State I.aud Rcr:s.er OF the
Sac OF Nevada.
Date OF first insertion. Friday, Dec, -, iC0I
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1898-03-11

IbcTe viii soon come up for trial
~ Ne~ Westminster. a murder with
an International aspect. involving tho
feature OF a mar standing in Canada
and shooting another in ,he United
Ststoe.
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Trust
Combine
"Busted"
And Friction Removed

Some months since we called your attention to the fact
that Friction ought to be removed and discussed many
things concerning it. Then we gave you the names of the
machines that we handle and cuts Of the Ball Bearing and
Roller Bearing on these machines where Friction
would certainly occur, were not these simple appliances
used. We have broken the Trusts combine and are now
ready to make you prices never before made to ranchcrs
in this country. There is not another point in the United
States where as low prices prevail. The price OF either
the Deering or Buckeye mowers, both with Ball and 2ol-
Ter bearing and every modern improvement, fully guaran-
teed,
Will be to Everybody $50 each at EIko.
We also have The Mccormick mower. should arv
person want one, price, also. at Elko $50.
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z&a Friction Removed Friction Removed Il

We also carry the OLIVER CHILLED STEEL FLOWS and these
goods be bought from us for less money than from INV other house in
the West. We sell the SCilUrTI.ER and BAIN wagons, 81 well known
and appreciated, and will sell them cheaper than ever before. We bought
thrccc carloads Of Giddcn and Waukc.Hn LarhrI wire before the aIyapr. in
or freight and are now selling this wire for less money tuan it can Inc
laid down for 10y the al.
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Quick Selling Merchandise.
J. Buying.

We have noN on the road and arc con-
Stantly receiving as elegant a line Of
goods as has been shown in EIko County
for many a day.
REINHART COMPANY
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-10

nntte Moat.. Is without a non.unlon
clerk.
Marion Ind. has not a non-unloa cigar
factory.
Ia Connecticut cloakmaksrs give era-
ployment 90 1000 persons.
A typographical unlon has been formsd
at Dawson City. In the kiondiks rsgion-
In 1880 the Unitei states had only six
teen cement factories, where there are gov
thirty.
Boys hays been substituted for nen on
Nashville street ears The boys earu 80
per week. men wers paid sie.
The Journal % the Unitsd Nine workerss
Association a. nov beins pzinsed in two
languages -En yllsh and SlavonlAn.
Every contractor In the c0untrv il com-
planning about the Inability to gcf iaborexs.
They are not 60 be had I'm any seesioB.
Five thousand men could rlrh4 COW y.
placed 20 work on the river levoe eonstrac.
lion between New Orleans aud Memphis.
Custom rallors' Nati0nal Union has a.
sessod It's members twenty 4 ~ ceuts each
70 Increase It's fund trom sSff5 10 sfo, 600.
The Cigarmakers' international Union
has transferred the charter OF Union 357 ia
New Westminster. British Coiambla, 20 a
new union IA NancOuver.
District Assembly 80 OF the X. of T.. has
started an agitatioa tor a Diii 20 make se
| appropriation for home Tor workingnsa
/ too ola 10 secure employ
/ All tae local unions atlas he'd to tie
/ Bakers international Union are agftaflnr
/ for the ten-hour wo7kday and the aeollfion
Of the boarding aud lodging system.
The cigar manufacturers os wlnnepe-.
| Manitoba. hagtng refused 10 a6opt the
I unlon scale Of wages. the meo have doeid-
Ell 60 start a eo-operattvo urson factory.
The worklngmen's compulsory insu rance
OF Norway pays ti1 death bensff: a pea.
sio1 OF twenty per cent. ot the man = xsze
20 the widow. and niteou per cant. to each
\ cAst4
Every piece Of work done for the city oil
London has this siipulsttcn. That trades
union price shall govern al wages paid
Nearly al wors Is done directly BY ths
city, they select their own foromsn. wh<
| gives a bond and receives oaiy the ean.
wages as the others. the city looklng q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-10

The spanish Government received an f-n-
portzns dispatch s:ew days sse from the
phisippsae Islands. tp whscA q Is stated
that kgntnal6o. the fnsufx>e@ is>der. DE-
n&n1s st 500 .ee1 Tor tn~ r<lez>e % <ke f4ks
prssonei f<is<z.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-10

the time General Weyiers decree OF recon
certrafion was enforced. with the scous-
escence OF tho spanish authorities n scheme
was adopted for relief by charitabl. contri-
buttons raised in this country and distr.b-
uteo. under the directton OF the Consul
General and the several ConsuIs by nohle
and earnest individual effort through the
organized agencies OF the American Red
Cross Thousands OF lives were thus saved
but many thousands more were inacce..
sible 20 such forms OF aid
The war continued on the old footing
without comprehensive plan. developing
only the same spasmodic encounters bar
ren OF strategic result. that had marked the
course OF the earlier ten years rebellion a.
well as the present insurrection from it,
start. No alternative save physical exhaus.
tion OF either cOmbstant and therewsthAl
the practical ruin ofthe island Law in sight.
but how FAR distant 20 one could venture
90 conjecture.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-12-10
Peace CommIssion's Work.

Pursuant 10 the nth article % the proto
col. I appointed William II. Day, latell
Secretary or state, Cusnman X. Davis
William p. Frye and George Gray, SENATOR
OF the United States. and Whitelaw Rel,
70 Do the Peace Commissioners on the par
OF the United States Proceeding in du
season 20 Paris, they there met on the Is
OF October Ave Commissioners simllarl
appointed on the part OF spain Thei
negotiations have made hopeful progress
80 that / trust soon 10 be able 20 lay
definite treaty of peace before the Senate
with review oi the steps leading 10 II
| signature.