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, 1876-02-07

ehasos docs not carry homo bis own psrteis.
Unfortunately, tl,ere ato fow Of us who sta
roaly gaIltonl. And tho parcrla arc NOT the less
gncutel II tiIev conn hom3 Ia n ba7.ot. You
must take yuir PORTION OF straw papo. for tho
oucnura uragern1nt ot trade.
Wherever no 20, and whatever we do, Ii We
npon onr eyes We Htni DO astonehed at the
ptcyAencc OF little vllaiuy. It u not thought Of
~ 1t haa become Tho custom of the tines. Bona
to the carpenter. or tho raiutcr. for chance
job: have no wotla will, him NJ 10 price. II hc
ilappons jnat thon to ia II, hcod Of little
change tia rulo nil bo, not tho hour he worked
NJ thu plllto in ahtting thoir eyes to theso lit.
Ito Elllatuics, md allowing thtnhel.oa to 10
piuekel hr ovory charge vsgrant may infltcs. is
frnancing ead crop. Tho foguoa make tho
cois OF Aonu-. 1t IL nan!5 and honorable.
Raya rho code, to pa7 all little bills
promptly, without aaking queatsons. lta
neah hialnena to bn poking ones noko aIounu
10 h1ncli nut I listlo rhnrtc0mny in weHht. Ihere
ia sur: Of wLo1e-souiod way OF dong things
| that makcs tnan popular. lie muss not ho
| too sunpcions Of hin nctghboYsi Ho ho ought
| not: thore Is Eroat dea! too much suspicion
but there il not half enough certainty that wa
arc not cheated in every buhineBs transaction
1ic cautious Of Al! crocets' rczics that stand Ia
on rusty hinges. Ds very particular Of mer"
chants rlunlng accounts, and especially that you
havo none. 4 ptaabook, by which tlono you
pay your bills. Il much bettcr guard agatuhs =
| trcncleroua memory than the eontlter dAy.book.
Il II tirno that some people speht eome
thoughts OIL tl,a general drift into Little Vii,
iainY. No nouttr aouae of tbem layo grown init
larger gltbb aud tlnxH for pnliic plnndaE.
4 bcAap1 kSAr1C8.
, 1876-02-07

h<tP 1IFE l1nts, REQ. III.
While thcro may be exceptional caseH in which
the buBincss affaits Of a newspaper become q
fnir subject for public discussion, thcro Ia lloth-
ing iu tho recent trnnHfor 0! poi t1uu of tho
eliaros Of tho Times calling for oishcr public OK
EInnatiou or cumn,cnt, We nro compelled, how
over to al1ulo to tho Bubtcce in order to correct
Yono erroneous statements Which hnvo obtained
currency in regard to very nlmplo business
trauBacton. It il trne that hlr. George Jouos
hay purchased from tho ohtato Of t1ie lato Ia,ncs
q. Tnvjor tea aliaro8 OF tho Now York Times 1T
cost Of 100000. 1t is alao true that clio loH.
Beueion Of these sharos gives Mr. Jones ma
1orty OF tho cntiro 1U0 shares iuto which
Tie property ia divided, and tho CONTROL
ling influence which such nnjorltyGueccn-
EARLY csrrlcs with It, It Ia not true, how
ever, that any consideration Of "hack
dividends entered into this purchaao and it ID
equally untrue that tho paper lost $40 600 laHt
year from itB expenditures ia the Doechor trial
or from any other cause. On tho contrary. tho
stockholders Of tho New York Times we're paid
last year a dividend OF @100.UG0, being ogna! 10
81 ,O50 Rlaro or 100 per cent upon tho original
yaiuo OF tho Rsock At no tiu,e during the last
fifteen yoars las tho pnpor paid loss dividend
tLan 40 per cent on tlIo original capital, aud 10
sumo cAseB tile dividend laH boon lou por eout.
During tho ea1no period, The entiEo indebtedness
upon tho Times building aud property has boon
pad of, aud the paper IL now III tho satisfactory
position Of owing no enc anything. Wo nhy
ndd, for the information Of our fricuds, that the
subscription l!st OF tho paper ls larger than !
has ayor botn, aul that tho Times boRi!ia the
/ Centennial year with brighter prospects than q
| apy fortnar porloi of its history.
, 1876-02-07
An Attempted I'rieEtly ErAud.

IispI!ch u ]"ilutn I1MSE.
nEH1.1y, jan. 1G.-Jan. II. the cnso Of Mica
E1nostine llansor came an before !l'e G!s'l
Court of Drcisact. Grand Ducl'y Of 'aslon.
h1isH JIausnr " lle young lady who slatcd to her
parents aud her physician Tint nessral lriGnts
l.ad Induced hor to wear tight ropo arou4d her
loins 10 s,lto moann OF pleasing tho Mety.
When on tho brink Of tho grayo by this oos'-
hthnt torture, sn'attompt was nlado 70 cup her
faot and produce stXuata. Ille akin bong
tlllod With blood, owing 10 Tho prossusoo esor.
clsod by the rope. tl'ls o,upping, according 70
auco prolonged bleeding. ono OF !ho
Two psiee!s concerned @ 10 ,a, ths ;, affsis. a.
iato confessions, brought M action for lihel
against the physieian who had published tho ITO
~. The ncttoil, however, Was Withdrawn prcyi-
Gus to Trial. 4 little later, tho other priest suoa
tic eirl for toli!ng lilo physician, falsehoods Ut
and, ending in tho aeln,ttal Of tho young Jay,
virtually lid to ; judicIA! confederation OF tho
alleged atlo,npt to prolueu another Louise La
tesu. During tho trial. counsel for tho Grown
expressed regret thai, the priesta could not hd
nroaccutcd without tho consent OF tho young
taly, which ho had failed to obtain.
, 1876-02-07

Cardinal sIsnniug. in hls inaugural addEosB to
tho members OF tho Manchester Ac4aamIca ot
tho Catholic nclis,on at ,1a1!chehtcr. Eng. made
Ills reference to prof Tyn,iAlls recent letter on
"Tho Vatican and physlas;" '.Iio Would not H
rotor 10 il in roy hostile spirit to t1s writer; As
WAS under no temptation 10 do 90. for no Know
i'm personally. mud conld bear testimony
10 lis highly a1nlatlo and exeollont
private oharAstor. llo was 'nan on.
lowed with singular facility and beauty OF
Imagination, Il strange subtlety Of thought, .
pootio powor which soomed 70 tluge aud to per
ysae oYen his science, and whom ho ghmbolod ~
tho world OF light, which nas hiI own. aud noat-
Cd In tho nxur0 sud amidst tla laausiob aud tho
9lo1ies Ut The umpyreRn, no QUO Was moso ready
III a lie tths spenler) to admit htal aud AcknuTl-
edgs tho singular gifts which he possessed; nas ~
Eun terktu OF ono Ut CTomWell8 Ironsdes, OF
Il. tue mailed atnor Of Lutheran trooper 1t
seemed to him somewhat iacougtuou., aud ho
trusted le might 10 patdonsd " NV ~ f.iead u "a
atnuRQWaut,"
, 1876-02-07


A mnn With MI ugly light in his eyo entered
saloon on Congress etrect yesterday. The bar.
.endor aid in behind hin counter md smiled A.
prospective profits. but tie ahangeE waved hts
hah1H and said: ~
~ want none Of your viio dicoctions. Nix ME
something to eoothe my raging thsughte!"
"Gln and sugar r. Hx'inualed tho Haloonlst.
ado you want 10 make raging volcano OF
mc| exclaimed tho stranger. M ws1t tsa,'a's. so%e
"Talo milk punch 7"
II want to 10 soo.hed, tell you!" whoopod
tha man.
"Tako Tom aud Jcrry?'
would 'iosn anl Jcrzy drive these Wild, rag
ing terrible thoughts away 2"
II think Il would" replied tho bartender,
| aud he mixed QUO. lie made it unusually good,
aud The man nppaa 1t with great satisfaction.
s.Ahl that Boothes me,-lhat does me good
that tnrns my raging thoughts into d7oAms OF
| ccstaslc bllsH y
As he uipol his mouth OF tho back Of hia
| hand the bartender aaid
"Chnnrc. p!esso."
"ies. thA! liss changed mo" was the reply.
y want u centu, il you pleaae.'
| "Fur WHAT"
| "Fur that Ton, all jerry
"Look ont, sir! Mn sooshed now, and dom
| get 100 raging cgnln"
'Naee bs hanged! want pay for that
drinks
| "Look ont Tor sh9 reaction ~ warned tl1e
man. II an calm and peaceful now, and
| lopo thRs yo.l wont hrint, back those ttrribi
ticndish Thoughts wLic!l burned i'll my heart C.
molten lars slicH do';is tue rugged sides Of a1t
Hesuviua!"
"You pay for thnt drink!'
"Suw rago axan' ye'lel the man. 40,
tho soothing ln:lucIco lAs rashoa away. Aosa!nl
| Oh onr:h ca.l caIm lne agaiu!''
iIo hit tho bal-stnler bs;"een the eyes, tor
down the stove, and wou!. l,ayc made sud wsee
Of things II tho Fo'ieo E"ta1 Etcplet htc'. Ne
Yrs takon to tho station md locked up. Ate
about three hours lie eaiIsI OUT;
~ nIn soothcl-l ea, c;:'n, aYair."
Bat they ',i'ln't let hlaa out.
, 1876-02-07

A Muuson street man being told there wors
several pioeca Of tin NhiGl, needed tnupalnK.
conceived the idoa OF getting an iron mud SOL
dor and doing the monding himBelf Ills wifo,
nllod with yaguo forobodinga perhaps, sald that
tho expcnBo wna such o trillo TINT 1t would
hardly pay to do It oncuolf, 10 which ho ro-
BponIoJ;
"1ll admit Tint In this ono instance 1t would not
pny Int tllo1o is something 6oing To want Of
rc;,nIr troty little while, aud If haso tic toole
horo for fixing It. wo aro Bavoo tuRs 70 mich
expense right Along. Il may not be mrch III the
eourso Of year. bas every tle ls'!s, y ano az ~
itttlo lump We don't want tho Abtora lrGgiing
OF oil tho monoy in tho country. BY Rraelous;'
Ho got tie ron-e1-and 50 oonta' worth OF
SOLDER and 10 ce,ltH worth OF rosln. lie camo
homo Will, these things md went INTO the hitch
ep. looking 80 proud and happy that h's WHO
| would hsye baon glad ho got thom wore It not
for nn overpoworing dread Of MI impending
muss. Ho called for Tho articles nocding repair.
| Ills wife brought out \ ra1i.
Where's tho 1est2 nring 'em si' out an
let MO mako Quo job Of 'em while l'ni about H."
lIe got the,n Ill and seemed 10 bo disappointed
.he iron iuto the tlre. got nilk.pan Inverted on
his knoe and with the solder III hia hand, wai!ca
| for tho right heat.
"Thst iron only cost st, md t.'iI nevort wonr
do rs worth of mendnv," 10 explained TO lliH
| vito. .
Pretty soon the iron was nj tho right heat, lie
| iu1grd. lle rubbed The rotin about tho 4olo
which waB TO be repallstl, held tho stlck OF col
dor over II. and carefully applied tho iron. II
| waA All intensely Interesting Rloiuent+ !lH "lte
watched him With foverIsh Interest,". liz aald,
4 speaking Iabor!ouBly Ut ho applied tho iroM: :
''1hn-only- nly-thtnR-1-Eegrot-Ab .dio
uot-think. O.. gottinE- la-bofoso-wn-" Then
aYcenlea through That coiliug and M into tho
| very vault Of Heaven the aWf1icst yel! thht
woman over heard, and tho instant tue aoidoring
iron low oycr the Btoye, the pal. Wnnt cattort!G
ncroas the tloor, and tho bar Of socr strllck the
wall witt, such forcc ~ 10 anash right through
both planter and ln:lt. And before lor hofrfleu
| usze danced hor husband In NJ, oestasy OF agony,
aobbiug, scrcatnfng, mud holding on TO hIa left
log ~ deBperately nH II 1t wAs uado OF solid gold
aud studded with diamonds.
"Qos tho cAmphor, why don't You," ho yo'lod.
"soni for ,loctor. Oh! OIL lin dead man, II
no shouted. .
Just then his gaze rested on the soldering Iron.
In III instant he caught II up mud hur!od II
through tho window without tho preliminary OF
salstug tho aaah.
It waH some ttmb hefoso tho thnronslly fright
rned and confused w0nan iaarnod that 1ome ui
tho motion godpr had run through ths hoo III
tho pan aud OF to his lcg, although aho kno"
from the first that something OF an unusl!A
nature had occurred. hho slidu't sona for tho
.loctor. bho made and applied tho poufticca hcr
eclf to eayu expenses. she sald:
ave don't want tho Astora Juggling OF all th'
| money In tho country by gsaciuus."
"Cuno, Maria, don't you 10 too cunning NJ
s.leopish!y oxpohtulased.
, 1876-02-07
A ncEuluxIy.OEgantze UEltntnnt so-
ctety,

Gen. Chamberlain, Waraon Of tho Mss'schs.
ect.a Htato Prison, ln his oyldenoo before tho
Tt,Yon Committee OF the Legislature, on Friday,
said, II know from my own knowledge thaI
tLeto oxa,s In tho City Of poaton rcSu!aEly-or-
gantzol socIety Of criminals. with President,
Yice-peesident, socsetsry, and TFaaaursr. THIS
bess Tho pfisoa 10 has graduated from. hi4 Of
fonso, With information su rcgard to tho prison,
aso ali duly recorded. Tbs hoc,e.y discusses tho
most approved plaus for burglary, Tools, equip.
menta, etc. tbcy also keep . togular 1osste! of
tho bost erltnlual lawyers Ia the country, and ni
tha Judges OF tho courts, aud they know u oucc
what tia p1ospscts arc for bfosheE criminal:
lg his caae colnos befo1c what they call % hard
Judge theY raise tho money 10 socuso post.
uonct,ouk Of tho case. They also have = fund
ior lnutua. support aud protection. and through
thls aonrce they are often nbe 10 eeud delicacics
10 thslr brethren whsn A,ok In tie prison hos
pitaI,h
, 1876-02-07

I0th}..
But t,oro aGat1l. ths Increase of oxpenso Ia b7
m roaos 90 great ns It would appear from these
figures, and for tho Bane reRsou IS stated above
NJ to tho Government faat.mail traiu, y uAmely
becauYe tho establishment OF the8o faas-mAlt
trims Fondors unnecessary = conRlderabla service
which othorwlae would have to 10 performed.
The fact as to thcso lines discontinued, or W DO
discontinued, arc a. follows:
Cnss Of car eervcs on such lines. 3to01
Uocrcaae OF coat Of clerical forco 2d,+O9N
Lot mo bers Klya recapitulatlon Of cost Of
eorrico on ths pennaylvanla kailruad, riItsburg,
Cincinnati / St. Louis and Indianapolis, Vau-
dalia l. Torro ffauto Railroads:
Cost Of car service prior to Sept. ID, Hts. t81s0o
Cost Of prosent car service. 9A9iUvo
Incrcaae In cost Of ssrvicc. .........$ 75o2e0
Increaae 3n cost Of clerical fotcO. A7uN.v0
TOTAL lnEFtA46s
Decrease other uucs aboss explained. 4n,70ou0
Nc$ c$}QEfG&So+
, 1876-02-07
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1876
TIM Depnrsment and tbs cnnntry, md especially
crotlitablo 10 the RAILROAD management.
THE NEW ruxK. rrrHaufui. ClSC1saAff, AID RI.

TIM Depnrsment and tbs cnnntry. md especially
crolitablo 10 the railroad management.
THE NEW rusK. rirrhNunh. G!Sc1SaATf, AND RI.
fREIy fIXK.
Tho fnc.Y In Regard to the limited mall train,
which Ia nIso fsht train betHcon Nov i0rh and
rj,tsh,lrg, Cincinnati aud vt. Louis, ara aifn sn-
terepttng Thla lima Ia by tho olenns5lyana Con-
iraj. Ttfsbura, CincInnatt l. ft. Louis, nnl In
di1nap polis, vandAl. Il Torro 1Iauto Railroads.
THO figures allowing iHoF0aso of ox7onRoa "a com.
naro1 wilh slow nniIs arc IN fnllows C0rt Of
pOsis)-car scrvea prior to Hept. II, 1875. bcs"ccn
Now York aud I'ittsbnsg, there bsiux 1lonu wolt
Of Tlttsbura, sI7a'3.
COST or r1gaEST CAR BEnTIcE.
I,ntwetn New yntt nh1 Philadelphia. .N7as9,M
lAtxesu l'htladeiphs And littablrR. 4AGG3H
I;stwnst rttatasK and Gnlnfnluh. H. ND.H0
lla,yncn Co!utEtstx suh CincnnHtf......... 4sstU0
I4gt xohp Cincinnati aud 1T. L1ui1 ...... H. D.1Cu
Tota1.................... St2,tlo.uo
tScnEARS or CLERICAL aEnrfEE.
between plt1ad:lIlll and 1ittAburs-
hnAd clerk l%F9
"~''''"''' --!ls,4u3.oo
petwo.n pItts',urg ani Cineiuna.-
ScI~tkaAt 1.FN. ....,....E n.&h
A.ttstant clerks ut Il, n......... t,G19 .....
- l2,400 %
U,twee1, rtlis,.u.g md st. I.on!s-
= hestl clerks At q. .tp5. .,.....+.....s 4.rr
eerks 1t II ,4uu. u................. GtW
0aalistAnt clerks II Il l,on...... !,0N -.
- Il. 2oo.no
, 1876-02-07

,.ATANTKD- la DIES AND GENTLEMAN TO LEARN
w lslcS1aphns; sa!toa 70 bs paid out of AlA5 A(tst
ituAtava Sssussa SesthHsRs ao1nar GasdnsE ususs
, 1876-02-07

iluYs GfoysF and HsEsf. and ali Kinds VI saa4!s
Ma fur saa ehsap pay xdsances ust 20 sa4a.
, 1876-02-07

DIVORCES
nlvoNCEs LEuAl.I.Y AND QUIETLY OBTAINED,
- u o,ssy hats IL ths Union. for sta
W4ssaet Fsp Atlsr deo1es ras!Fa yaar.'
clparisupo. Aidfs4s Poit nk iu5. Chicago. III,
" pst,illty, sa itoAadAl l'1Ioa foo Altst decree,
Addrbts T. u 1fu1 III, Chicago.
, 1876-02-07

Dteresss on o1ss as: y
Nc. ~. ...........s 81, ,4o2oo
Lot ulo ata.o d fow other interesting facss coil
nactod with tho :. .tast-inail' Berv!cn. The Gov
ornmout fsht-tna!l train" in made up Of four
postal cnrH. aud runs dkiIy each way botwoon
Now York and Chicago, distance Of 90 milos
making 1,0i0 miles OF daily soryice and 70s,-
1Dd nilos OF annual Hervico, This equivalent to
tho eeryica OF one car ION tho Old Rtylc) OF ,7Ga
miles dnily, or 2 1888 2t7 miles 2ulIu1lty. similar
1actn true, Of COURSE, Of the fast tratns over
the other lines. thu sorvico amounting In the
aggregate to the equivalent OF pingle-oar service
on !, 1,7l2,370 miIns in n year. The grand tota],
niles annually. This is tie magnificent consti-
button made By the ''faut.uail trans" Of tue
United S.a!cs In aid Of tho quick dissemination
Of private information AIM puhllo intelligence
tbs true object Of tho poatal nJntom.
1 bcs leavc to sag, IN conclusion, that hn1
firmly consincsd tho fhst mail train Was cstn9-
lisllnd nona too soon. There have boon many
| instances in tho history of our country whcro
| private enterprise las beaten tho Government IN
! carrying tnnl mastGr-beaten it In time mud In
clio1puoss. At one ttmo tho American Exprcss
Company from Bangor, III Maine. to Chicsgo.
carried le.tora at oue-quafter tho rate charged
by tho Government. A Bsmilar stats Of thing6
oxisteA for seVeral yoars ia thnt part OF our
country commonly called tho 'Pacinc Slope
Tho rooplu nte III reality vcry largely indeDte cd
10 Instances In which private outerpsipo beAs
tho Government IN earring mail matter
agos aro universally set down among the
nlost valuable achievements OF our Gosprntnent
| know OF nothing moro surely calculated te
maintain Cheap roslagos On all legitimate mail
matter and in good tinlo to roduce tho rates sill
luwor, than tho maintenance OF a Government
yaGt-ma!l train botweon tho great distributing
cent, es Of the country. However this mny be, II
had already accomplished great good. aud ths
continuance Of the service III thoeams admirable
manner in wncl, It haa thus far bcou constantly
performed. must bo regarded, think, as pub
lie necessity.
i. may 10 said that Take special interest iE
tl.ia matter bccaHso the ''fast mail " uaa essab
lishcd durlug my superintendcucy. Of tue rs'l
way-mail Aorvioo. IL any Bhall 80 thtuk, TO thof1
I beg Leave to say may horoin. as in oths
thtpgs, hayo done lcse thau my HiInplo duty; b.
no possibility could hhvo dono moro. Tor
respectfully, ota.. GEoRoE 5. BASos.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-15

AUprToE's Observation-Disclosures in
This Issue will DO foUnd tho report OF
/. y. Rogers, Auditor Of l:lko County,
for ;hc quarter ending October ., 1876.
which shows II total indebtedness of
Sl2l,GS1 So. Appended TO the report
ase 'he comments Of that officer in re-
Sari 10 the future prospects or tho
county, which latter are very :lattoring,
us they show that VIZ arc steadily pay
ng Of our'connty debt. and fast seek
inS that desirable position o! having or
county's heal above water, and know
Ing that we owe no one, whom We can
nst pay i'll coin.
sSTovSs.-John Aiuley this week re-
ccircd Il car lead OF stoves and is now
prepared TO fill orlcra for any number
% any desired pattern of either heating
or cooking stoves. lie has large nu:n-
Der Of those large heating stoves adept
cd to the burning q wool. and those
wishing stoves will 10 we'll 10 buy one.
JuGGrO.-A party of gentlemen all
former residents Of this county, were
arrested in Wyoming the other LAY md
taken 10 idaho for trial on charge of
stealing stock in that Territory. They
arc also wanted in this county on SINH
lar charges.
ASSEs;MENT.-In another column will
be found the assessment notice OF The
bonanza Hill Consolidated Tunnel aud
IIinins Company, of Tuscarora, of one
cent pei share; delinquent, November
1lth. $751;. .... e. -
SAI2"Hp.-G. II. Dobior has shipped
west Tor reduction tho large pile Of
Grand Prize ore which has lately oc-
cupied place on the platform Of his
depot.
ELECTION pEoCLAs!hTIoS. = To-day
tho Commissioners of this county pr,b-
lish their Official proclamation of the
general election in November next.
Tho Democrats of this place fco
highly elntci TT The ilatter;ng
resalI OF the election in Indiana, nna
all day yesterday their enthusiasm was
unaffected all over town by their
laughter and neyriment, and tho Gun.
ming way in which knowing Rcpubli-
can was asked ''lIaye you heard from
Indinno?" Bat Macy n Republican
appeared to know that there was such
State in the Union, and tho majority
of them didn't care whether sho To-
manned in the Union or cmigratcd TO
Missouri. .. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-15

a.ainat Nr nris:ow, tho onl, man Uc-
fore that body who consistently could
of would have adopted reform Incnsu.-
cs and battlcd against the gross cor.
rup;!on with which the party is rocking.
In support Of this position. the speaker
passed on 10 II review OF The question
o! taxation and b. un array Of facts
ahd figures showed that ,ae rate Of
taEat.oii for Tie past eight Yeas, in
lime o. profound peace, has been one
handed per cent. higher III America
than liz any Of tho moma.c:iical coun-
tiles III EIrope, which grading opprcs-
SioA is wlolciy c!IaiB.ble to the NAL.
administration Of public affairs, 3y the
panty III power. The cHl-ency question
was also G:.eit upoL, i'll the co lsii.ru-
ton Of which, u Ie,c.n 10 snccie puy-
mcnt rs SoDn as Practicable, Nv mo
Gcncrai Government, WAS w:..r;; rd-
vocaIcd. aud the hyVoc .;icaI Ecsump.
t:oH Act, passed by Il r.. pab!icaa Con-
o. $50 'i-N l''A' l'SSS "a .'3ISGGCIdII n'g
political capital alohe; w:.hout dollar
to resumc, and ~ p.o,isiol m?G.
looking to tho CONSTITUTION OF In
oHI4ct, was rs wa.rn!y appreciated. IN
'odcAi'S upon NE Chinese p.oa!cia
tAo "!r'..ct dew Hn appalling but
nevertheless Tc.ice.ly t.uo pfc.nee of
the je11r' 3 ia;iue4ccs sca;,c.cd a.oad-
ccs! Throughout ,hi8 coas, t!l.or;h ne
iG;lo;.";'o.: ana tolcfa,ioA o. Che abo.n-
ina5'e Cl:I"sc element. nrd contested
tie p's'':T" declaration u.u;ls. an e.
t'na'oA "a '".s cG.dr, with the tempo
/" ~ policy iuwa.ia il, udDD.cl by or.
political opponents. TIc address WIS
GlngHrIt and Ell. l:.iyc, CO. finy con-
NictioA 70 al" mihl % cyc.y tn.nh;uy
man, who5c Gc5i.e 40. !uicf ,1vc.nmeat
~ paE"."oi..; - Q..gty allegiance.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-15
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The fo!iowii!; good a;orcy. Ia which
presence Of im:ml, speed aul boi,oaI,
ara prominently Conspicuous amou5 the
rare requirements ca Il we'll known
scientific gentleman, comes TO Us from
a ioYi"l military i.icnd OF Camp Hal
lcch:
Willie travelling through Arizona in
1919 w..h ~ csrlo".nS parry, We made
on: camp Clc evening nca: y canyon.
th1 bottom Of which WAS covered with
:iUc SAID ,hnt h.d dr.ftyd from The
msiSh"o'img plains. WA;se etaploycl
III a'"'a&ins o.; camp tho Lo;uni.a OF
tho expedition, p.. B.. waAd..'ca some
distance ia pursuit 0f Dlau.s. He re-
turned shortly and rogo.tc,i ,mQt ,hc.e
We're Indians mcar at hand. lie Vas is
cool n q "dcJmbcc, III d;,ln't show 4
sign OF anxiety o! alarm. In answc. 20
our hasty impulses he Replied that,
While lie was engaged in examining q
fossil "pecimcL he hCa i Il gtuLt behind
hi"i, AMI on looking a10GAl d.5cyyetcL
nn Indian, who had seized his qua,
winch had been rIaGG.l agA;Ass u cock.
Tho Indian dew u bead on .!ili, and,
j.! retaliation, he drGw, his Tuyoiccf an,!
aisatri the lndisA, ig,ca,'is vt t:..
same .,Inc towards Tho c.LvoI !, wlici,
WRS close az hand. E-i.E,.. fed. On
reaching to" cA"yuA, hg w.,lAed iraars,y
in,D camp.
\ party Immediately st OFT to de-
t"TniIe tho possibility OF dya3cr, aal
ds"eo"c'rd two I"liaa5 and a sIdaw.
Ai.cr cH9:n..as thc.h Iaey c::aImmcd In.
Yi,iIi,y in whicn .ho d.. l!tl. met wita
his reh!"rl..bl. adYru.,ie. They ;u,rll
his fori !, mas watch si.rIi,ie,l caa-
:iou5 RS cas- 10 the canyon. III. a,r,.
Tor the f.Hil'tg Of human IN ave: his
f"ol-pEinjs, in Ia! canyon, #r.c tt5}I
.:fr. a"lr'. By mra5HlcA.rut. Ual not e.
r,Iy indicative oi the "iei5u,l matt
nee in "h;ct 10 hal approached the
camp.
The doctor acknowledged the corn,
ana remarked tint That was nbou; as
"lciSufcly" as lac ever wished to walk
under similar circumstances.
PEaa"NA...-- Cove. lof Btnllcy hns
returned f,on his zip 10 ihC Centennial
ana N II very III! health after the ia
tiare "t ,s"yrl. ... Ms. Clark. vito oi
",ir h"H, % III" Depot Hotel. returned
from SpIL"i. Cn'i:p Mn, w.,nsc she has
been "n u VISA duim; The pat th.oo
months, in crcc'lcL; health.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-10-15
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