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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11
"DEATH IN
THE POT"

Death In the pot" That sentence
eondcnsea the story Of a tragedy. A
little family gathering, A hne dinner
cooked IN the large copper Kettle long
disnscd, and the entire family POISONED
by the accumulated yvrligris The story
was told by the newspapers from one
end Of the land 10 the other nut Il was
soon forgotten. The moral oi Il u, that
the purcst OF food, put into a foul vessel,
instead OF ninisienng To life may be-
come a minister Of death.
II the stomach u diseased Il u like the
poisonous kettle. which tainis everything
that gocs into u. The symptoms are
irregular appetite, undue iulincss after
eating, DISTRESSED feeling IN the stomach,
OF huitcfing and sinking sensations, pail
plintion, dizziness, ringing IN ears, sour OF
bitter fisings aud constipation. Not all
thesc symptoms may h. present at the
sane time, hut any " them shows dis
ease In the digestive or alimenlafy tract
The intimate relation Of the stomach
10 the blood, heart, liver and lungs
makes II medical maxim IN exploring
the causes OF obscure diseases 10 start
with the stomach" II u upon this
principle that DR.. pierce'a Golden Medi.
cal Discovery effects ~ many and such
remarkable cures. II eleanses the siOm-
ach and the system is clcanscd II In.
cfeases the action OF the blood making
glands. and the body Is enriched by the
purified blood. II strengthens the Ill.
gcstive OF nutritiye organs aud these
strengthen the whole body by increasing
the quantity and quality Of It's nourisl-
mcnt, II carries on the poisonous, eilete
matter. In this way \ re-establishes
health, banishing the bodily aches, which
are but symp,oma Of the stomaehs
condition.
All medicine dealers sell Golden
Medical Discovery" II they try to
substitute something else, II is because
something else /" pays better. Insist
on Golden Medical Discovery" II you
want to he cured.
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ny THE rAoiric nouur.


Washington. May io.-Tho secretary
Of war has received earnest applica-
lions from all the states west II the
Mississippi having volunteer troops In
the Philippines asking that these
troops be brought home TO the United
States by way ~ the SucE canal route
Instead N across the Pacific 90 aan
Francisco. The APPLICATIONS cover
every volunteer organization In the
Philippines and are backed by the per-
Honal appeals ~ the representatives OF
the various states now In the city.
Although he would like To aecommo-
date the people In this matter. secrc-
tary AlHcr has been compelled 10 deny
every one of those applications. The
reasons given for the action OF the de-
partment are that II would be lnexpc-
ident TO take the troop ships from
their regular station on the Pacific.
that the suez route Is much longer and
more expensive, and that the route II
regarded nH unsafe owing TO climatic
conditions az this season of the year.
especially for troops which have UNDER
gone the fatiguca and hardships OF
LONG campaign In the Philippines,
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

The baitlcship Iowa viii leave san
ffanrifco soon and ~ 60 Puget Nuuni
Ia dock at the Port orchard iFy doc !,
In order o. have the harnaclcs removed
from her sides.
An extraordinary movement ~ on
foot looking 10 the conHoliitio1 81
Presbyterian congregations IN Sew
York. some 81 them among the rich.
gHt In the United States.
George g. Avery. ~ the Avery Flow
company. the largest In ~" world, said
today that the advance IN tho price ~
plowH by the northwestern manufac.
iurcrr viii b. followed hy a similar add
vance throughout tho South.
pr. cilfnrd Mitchell 81 the Chicago
Homeopathic Medical College rtin M.
discovered that n prr cent of the per
~ by drinking oarbollc acid AMI that a
total ~ sac perrona ~ New York.
brooklyn and Chicago KILLED thcmrrls ra
BY swallowing this drug,
The Wcntchraicr. ". V, county
grand Jury, which VIII meet az Waite
Plains On May 10Th. viii take NJ tho
case Of Mra. Clarence Fowler. the
christian science healer; Liaton iat-
Fuui Jr,, and Ethel iinfEuct. children
of Mn. Llaion nawuoi. whose death
they arc charged with hgStoninE.
The New York Tribune today says
II was learned last evening that a
majority 81 the members 0f the fllnd-
inr committee ~ the diocese 81 New
York arc opposed u ordination " Df,
nrigKa,
a dispatch TO the New York journal
ana Advertiser from Manila. rays Tho
Insurgents have nHnnfHinatrd 81. Du-
mnrair, FrVnchmnn who had crossed
their lines under ilnK ~ truce. lie
was negotiating with the Filip.n0a Tor
the release 81 spanish prirunefs
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lie IL surprised ., ~. Finding. of IN. iisef
Hoard Of tnqniry.

Cincinnati. Mny l0.-Thc Enquirer
tomorrow VIII print the following In
teryleN with Hon. N. ri Probasco. OK.
United States attorney here. rula-
tive OF cN-secrrtnry sherman. and re-
equity counsel Tor Gen, Miles.
when the court convened, having
previously served zen, Miles ns coun.
sol ~ other matters l was asked - No
To Washington and confer with him na
regarding The proceedings before the
court Of inquiry, l was determined
that inArnuch az Gen. Miles was not
In tho attitude 81 one accused that ID
would be IN advised 10 Introduce a
lawyer and Mai, ]. A. l.ee was rc-
lected by ucn. Mil,' 10 aid the court
II have not rad tho full report. but
have rcon the synopsis Of u. was
amused that three Intelligent army
officers. Hitilng o. court for weeks,
and examining several hundred Wit
ncssoH should have rendered such an
Illogical aud uncertain decision. II
nmountn 10 tho court fnding that the
beef packers werr saints who We're
sent 10 our soldiers with mama nom
heaven and that Gen. Miles was care.
less because he did not report tho flrft
vague fumor which came 20 his ears
that this food was bad,
EVERY wltnera condemned In un-
roast beef ~ an unfit ration. The chief
clerk ~ the comminsary genefalH
Office testified that canned roast beef
In 1875 was used as an experimental
ration anu was adversely reported on
after a short trial, The court was evil
IDENTIFY ~ well satisfied an "a the proof
81 tho truth OF Gen. Miles allegations
~ TO canned roast beef that when,
shortly before the testimony closed
they We're ufkcd N subpoena IA list
OF i3i additional witnesses they de-
clned ~ subpoena all except ten for
the reason that the i2i would give
cumulative testimony only against the
canned roast beef"
Yes. the great majority OF the pa
pcra and ~ the people, inclsdlng tho
President q know this from a conyer-
Hntlon with him about three weeks
since). believe that den. Miles would
not make a statement concerning any
person or circumstance which he ala
not honestly believe 10 b. well-founded
aud true. Gen, Miles has no political
ambition whatever and no more thinks
Of being u candidate for President or
any other Office than I do"
Mr.. probasco blames the SECRETARY 10
war and the adiutnnt general with
opposing the general commanding the
army.
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Filipino Riaemen are Intrenehed
Around Bacolor.
INsURGENTCo CONGRESS- MEETS
a strong Desire for Peace Expressed
Preparing n Constitution TOR
Island Of Neuro..

Manila. May io.-neporta received
from the lnaurgcnt line which. however
have not been confirmed. Hay that q
meeting u tho Filipino russruru has
been held nj San isldrn. Th'rf was no
quorum pf,aeut, but Ia spite NJ this
fact some business was transacted. tic
reports add that although those who
attended were mostly pariitats ~
Agulnaldo. a strong desire for peace
was expressed.
Mai Gen. Macarthur will probably
remain Mt San Fernando until fresh
troops can be forwarded a. him from
this city To- replace some ~ ihs vplun-
tecfs who have become uNhuustsl from
the long campaign. Filipino rincmTr
~ the number " sn0 are intrcuohrd
on thrrc sides ~ llncolor The Amcd.
cans. however. ar fully able To told
Out N Mondays attack was specimen
of the cncmy's lighting ability.
The United States Philippine clininit.
sion has been considering PROV lei
constitution for the island ~ Nexrif,
which was framed BY Col Smith and
leading natives. II o. largely modelled
after the constitution ~ California.
While II has mans good point. Tho
commission VIII probably trcuu,inf vi
uniform government ilr al the
provinces. This constitution. ~ o. IN.
tended. will give the natives srifsspv
crnmrnt cooperating with the iflllttfy
regime.
Work on the constitution hHs bfon
nppOrtioncd tn The seVcfai members NJ
the Philippine cummlaFinl, Tho report
sf President Fchurmnn VIM oe Hgr.
clnily devoted 10 national provincial
ANA municipal governments col.
Charles DENLY Will cunriirr tho urra1i-
ration ~ courts. and rrnf Worcester
viii Investigate The tribal. rhyrlrni and
commercial features IN tho sitnd7. III
the members ~ The committee arr con.
ruliinE with resident experts.
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KILLED ny ILEcrnicIrN
A Fireman rsiis On Li,. wires aud b.
Roasted 10 Death.

Kansas city. Mo. May i0.--Thc big
fiyc-story warehouse Of the Scwby
Transfer and Storage company at isis
and 1915 Union avenue. was destroyed
by firc toniFdt. The loss N estimated
at over lil0GoQ.
James F..s eNoiiis. a FIREMAN. fore
man % NOoQtHeuck company, was KILL
I'd. Af,crA D. ailinR 81 n rcar wall,
McSrilit . irto,,y other flrumen went
IN upon tinqir a with llne % hose.
The fofCfrr oio'c In contact with a
live clsctfnct \ nat had been carried
down fia''r Htclae 81 the building and
was killodApchg pnnEinE wirc struck
McSellls ot prk rirchcai and the shock
caused him agr tungc forward into "a
network Of lNe Wires, whom. his COM
pnny mates saw him die. Two Of the
fircmen were severely shocked In their
Efforts To recover the body, MeNcliis'H
face was terribly burned whore the
flesh had been In contact with the
wltcH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

Fan Francisco. May io.-Aii Pacific
coast records for fast lying BY homlng
pigeons went giimering last sunday.
when two San Francirco birds loft
Ashland. or. rose over the high Slak-
you mountains. ana made their way
10 their lofts In this city at an average
rate OF nearly forty-flvo miles an hour,
Seven birds made the trip practically
together. hut the honorr 20 Ia ~. a.,
Iiomelrlghts Skybnll ana John FL
mcr'H Meteor. who led the rest by a few
minutes and made almost the same
record. Hemclfirht won by frnc-
ton of minute In u race VI more than
800 miles.
skybali made s05 miles. Gsa yards In
seven hours ana thirty seconds. an
average of i.eNG " yards minute.
Meteor made 700 miles. i.isi yards In
seven houra and ten seconds an aver
axe of i,ssiu yards a minute. This IN
the highest rite Of speed for any dis
lance ever shown by any pigeons on
this coast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

London. May 1.-THE Daily News
publishes an Interview with "a dlstin-
Ruished diplomat" thia morning re-
Rarding the peace conference and the
Joint high commission for tho settle
ment OF questions In dispute between
the United States md Canada. lie n
represented ~ saying;
CONTRARY 10 what has been pub
lishcd. am very hopeful for a settle
mcnt as 20 tho outstanding questions.
which, irdeed. are already very nearly
settled, except the Alaskan contro-
ycrsy. and while the United states and
England lack Instructions Tor the de-
liheratlona at The Hague. II In highly
probable that they viii take the same
line there"
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date Of stanford university, cal. the
star today prints excerpts from let
ter from nrig. Oen. Funston. whose
brilliant work with the Twenteth
Kansas In the Philippines has won
him fame. 10 Prof, V. l.. kellogg, u
former fellow-student In the Kansas
state university. In his letter, which
~ dated April 10th. the kanHan gives
the FIRST lntlmntlon ~ far made by
him regarding a political career He
says;
u cannot think there IN very much
IN the talk about doing the handsome
thing TO mo. Politically the rank and
nle Of the Republican party might be
willing. but how about the bosses;
aton con'inues that l would have,
and the one or two In the gift OF the
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people OF Kansas I have not rot the
gall to nHk for"
Gen. Funston apparently remembers
some " the criticlsma Ia connection
with his Cuban campaign when he
says Now have proven dozen
times at the risk u my life that I
am not a fake" he writes. AMI Il II
his main hope that his record In tho
Philippines may satisfy the former
critics.
Continuing. Gen. Funston mentions
some 81 the battles In which he and
his men engaged IN the Philippine.
saying; we had n number % good
Rtin fights. In which all Of the troops
thing before them. Kansas can always
be- counted ON To take a place In the
vicinity ~ the band-waRon."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

Onciai List Of N.sin... 10 Iiii Gxistihs
Nasansls.

New Haven. Conn. May io.--The Yale
Alumni Weekly today publishes the
Official list Of the nominees Tor election
10 membership IN the corporation to
IN vacancies. The list follows
For the full term az successor 10
Frederick ]. kingsbury. VI Waterbury.
jos H. French. OF New Haven. ii.nfy
", Sim0ck, u New York. IN whitney,
New Haven, Df. William ~. WEIGH.
baltimore, Alfrsd l.. Ripley, Boston.
Norris q. Osborn. Scw Haven.
For the unoxplrcd term u the late
Edward a. Mason. OF Chicago. Wilson
=. iiinueii. liunalui IN Whitney. New
Haven. Frederick \, Parker. brooklyn.
Vim. 81 linrnum. New York Alfred l..
Ripley. Boston, Hon. Nm. T.. TAFT.
cinoinnati Norris u. Osborn. New
Haven.
OF the above nominees. Meanrn.
French Whitney Wclch. nnrnum.
TAFT and Osborn, decline 10 stand for
election, ana Nir Ripley Of Boston de-
clinca the nomination Tor tho full term.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11
IOWA voLusrErGs.
Have Be.n In IN. Trenches and Fighting
brilliantly for Three Weeks.

Dea Moinos. Ia, May iO.-Gov. Shaw
la In receipt Of cablegram from col.
John e. Lopez, commanding the Fifty-
FIRST Iowa volunteers al Manila, which
says;
"Thc regiment has been on the north
line for three weeks In the trenches
lighting and doing brilliant work Five
engagements have been fought between
Quingua and Calumpit since May ith.
The first and second battnliona, undor
my command. led the advance Of IInle'n
brigade from Apnlit 10 San TomnH. We
had hot lighting through many miles ~
muddy swamps. wadIng sometimes 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

Was Con. rweaiJ. iirht Years and o..
turned .n tho Nashville.

e. Louis. Mo. May IL vikn tho
gunpont Nashville anchored before -
Louis one ~ the most eager ~ the
crew tu land was Maurice Dillon. On
shore. Edward Dillnn. u cl'irun ~ ~.
Louis, was franilcally eager e. board
the Nashville Tho two were hrotherr
and had been separated Tor twenty-
eight years, Maurice ran away 20 ~
when a boy and had long br1n incurred
by hla family a. dead. itecnntiv -.
ward saw hia name IN Tie Hes ~ the
RuninafH crew and wrutH him when
the boat was az Memphis. N hnavrr
came back frum Maurice thnt ~ was
the lonE-iort brother Edward boarded
n tug and was taken a. IN Nashville
and when the two brothers met u was
"A most affecting scene.
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WAR oS cAI,nrLIAns.


Montreal. May IA remarkable
demonstration took place at H. lillnifc.
quebec. yesterday, catcrplilnra, which
last year played havoc with apple and
sugar orchards, Huvin "a be more nu.
fnuruuH ana vigorous than before 4
crusade against them was formally
whore mass was nuiemnlzed. after
which n religious procession. headed hy
the priest and the choir boys, follow a
by 100 or more pariahiunefr, marched
through tho Infected section wltn frr.
vent prayers, asking divine assistance
In their battle against the plague.
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our waiHtn In mud. We also fOrdcd
three rivers within i've hours.
ION May our regiment assisted In
taking San Fernando, the innurHcnt
capital. our regiment had sharp on.
gngcmontn. The firnt and second bat.
tnlions were the first soldiers 10 enter
Tho lnnurEnnl ramI.
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the trip have mot yet been perfected.
but II IL understood he viii 80 10 San
Francisco by the Southern Pacific
route. and return 10 this city on board
special train u the Northern Pacific.
stopping on route at the Yellowstone
Park and other points ~ Interest,". Ito
viii leave about the middle ~ July. and
be- gone probably six weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

New Yorw. May IA dispatch 10
the Herald from Manila says. The in-
HurTcnts have succeeded In landing ten
machine guns at Capiz. on the island
OF pnnay
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PRESIDENT ooaiNa WEST.
uo WIN Leave About tho Middle Of July.
and be none Sir Meela.

Chicago. May ia special TO the
Times Herald from Washington says;
President Mckinley proposes 10 mako
a tour OF the West during his coming
summer Vacation. Arrangements for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-11

vacation wor threw shant hN
Frg h nF wtrsa and the oil niry.
il MOI do
" @ 10 Of o I % u he
aa o horad
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lQdIeS' HQndkeIChIe|S.

100 dozen extra mn. Cambria Hand
kcrchiefs. with silk embroidered ".
y. HAS In corner. regular isc seller. to
close them out We are making this
special ofIer this week. each at
~
30 dozen all pure linen hemntitched
Handkerchief. with silk embroidered
y. y, nag In corner. the regular price
lH &c each. special sale pfiee'thls week
10
Ladies' hemstitchci Cambria Hand
kcrchicfn. with embroidered corner
In many different designs. the regular
l5c grade this week at
or
O. dozen white IIandkerchiefa. with
machine applique embroidered border.
.o5
A. 25c Each.
4 magnificent line ot Ladies' em-
broidercd Handkerchief. In range
~ designs 30 large and elegant ~ to
assure every customer "A pleasing
choice. Each OF them worth $50 and
over.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-25
IN TIE BERMCDAS.
There Il a Plague al Cats and Spnr-
rows and; TOE Many Worth
tess Ours.

People nrrivinEin New York from her.
DrIia say that the isIann is ovrrrun
by eats and spHrruws. The nuisance of
g." plague has even been discussed III
81" .nnia! Legislature ~ I!ani Ia
N.>,:Urs frGm ihr United S;nIr> >-,k
Hg he EH!E,I climate Of l'rrn!udu are
.cn"PIa:nn4 rsWrIall! of The cal
e.."g> which nightly disturb their
Ste, f.. says !:r New York J"urnal.
Nn"n The !ug ia> bill came mp before
!ihr "G!Si"IuIr. DR. ! y OulsrbIiurr.
or" Of she inrmhtrS uf the rniInriI pro
eGE>ed an amendment. In doing ~ hr
fHiG:
. 81 should like 10 ~. the hill rera<t
Rn:i Il heavier lax pat upon Gug>. hr
cause wr lave iOu many w"rihlpS> ours
IT, ~ rn!uGa should nlru iIkt ii -.
tan put UPON cai>. Ium MAY laugh
bui /! Their, H. any Useless animal in
. thI world il L. u eat Gals naN he of
'Gn'Et ust IL come countries. buI they
tdrr ~ M u>t here They hn hui Kill
vH's They 81" destroy uui HLrIvr bith>
~ have nj seen II LIuth'rd III sIX
'Trrk>. and there ought IT, he plenty
.'p' them her. unw from \mrrira
'hnrr n"I srrii "hr This ithI at! imfu"r
.H'h" all Uui EHIIvt birds viii hr enter
ftnIhntrd- hriwrrn The eats and the
Eparr"ws"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-25
Central Pacific Railroad CompalI
Notice Of Stockholders Meeta

NOTICE 10 hereby given that
the & h 'lay NJ April, A. d. 1892 &
Board at Directors nj the CENTRN
PACIFIC RAILRO 10 COMPl
mt n regular meeting the reof. add
u resolution wht rein aud wherev
was resolveh and ordered that tIps
nuaI merting IT the storL iloldoa
'ai'i Com pany for the year 1901,
the election of directors ror tlI. en-
ing year, and for the tran .ac'mH
such other business as may
brought before the me ting. sliodI
be he ! at the office ~ the l'omlaS
III the Hobart Building, No. ! 81 Ma
Ike: Street. in the City ind County
San Francisco. State " Calitnrua,
tln' hour ~ 10a IN. on Friday. u
18th day Of April, 4. D. 1899.
The polls will clnse NJ 3 o'rlOrk p.t
w M T'"oMPsoS,
Secretary Central Pacific Railro'
Company.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-25

II you wnnf neat letter heads, b
heada. epv. IopeR. circulars or al
other job ork. come to the IvDEP
DENT office. We have r. ceivpd u
rs or ;mrnt Of new t, pc, borler. e'
including NIL the latest style fad
and also carry a full stock ~ the b
quality Of printing stationery. u
us u trail order and va will guaraD'
to please you.
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Light from Surnr

\ phenomenon. the cause Of which
ihas not yet been satisfactorily en-
,Plaint& was GvsrIibtd n: ct
[Ng & the iiri;ish asSut. IA. Disks
o. lon' sugar wcr. mUll:.,... on {, ia he
tend RAPIDLY rotated. witt u Hammer
. I!ayeh ''Ehtii agains, ih, NJ almost
ht""lirrcu> lu'a,iun Of l., 4 vas thus
trodut|d from the Su"a II was
'th"wn thai lhr light did Er. arise t;,n
heating OF the sugar and II is believed
'W he caused by some change taking
Et'ace IN The sugar crystals. The net
,tcf capitalization is known 10 he some
t'mrs accompanied by flashes Of light.
.The. practical braring Of these cxrpri.
h,enis is on The question Of the pos.
ability OF Obtaining artificial light by
methods rs yet untried.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-25
Hair Inixpn on END.

An emInth incident mun. whose
'tr+"iisrS on hnnIHn HAIR have uiIri,rl, q
ilh"h n"ii"" aiming mar, . her sir,k
Ing statements H. ~ M,."iiu> r!Iiri
'I' "H'f reTai he'd ihn, 'brI>iuLg 'whru
GH'd III >ErHhIn2 al IN" hI.nHu ban y
t'"i ii@urt lie han L. ~. 80, Ini.rd
N't"rh"'d hN rliI">i r,riN passion ~
W" hIiiIh' I'd ana "nIr;IDrnI ban
e. Witch !" H. treated, cat, hr
e aug - quite ""IIIILnn Han inrk>
t'r'> and iHl'> i!iifrirhtlN hen - per
e." IS ~ ,"Ir"w Joy surprise 81 r!r
l"ri' u \!hi II day 81 two al t!,rp
Nrn'hl >iGGA ~ ri'irur hn',i rNrrrI>p
most visible difference IaaN hp ,lr
t'rit' 'N rihrtIrtd observer I hp ,InN
T. ihitd 4" come. hr mnIniaIIIs. when
WINS ""'"rinH i'll ihr han viii he u yuIun.
W" aid IN IdrniItiraI,un.
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For Quarter Ending March 81. 1899.

AUDCIORo OFF ICE,
.-..-... t,LKo, Apri, 8, 1899.
To the Honorable Board of County
Conan issiO"erS ~ EikO county, New. !;
GLNTLEMEN:-Me Ia ewItll, submit
onI QaI ly Report of the Finances
OF the county fur the quarter ending
March 81, loJ9. ... .,.........
Respectfully submitted.
(. A. WATKINS, Auditor.
A. G. DAwLEY. Treasurer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-04-25

The above balance stands to the
credit of tile varIOns funds as per
Treas nrer's Bal tuce Sheet, dated
March 8 1899:
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u"Hn rr"vtdr- CbnirS Tnr SoIG,rrs
ne ilhhiiaI' Hnrrhi,r, ~ j. consul
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