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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28
[From Fridays Daily.l


A canvass Of the vote at tho County
Jail, according TO tho report OF the Re-
turning BoRrd for that institution, gives
n clear Democratic majority OF nine;
but the character of snid Board, for
truth aud rascality, being about on o
par with comeback" boards, general
ly, the Court has ordered new count,
and it is confidently expected TINT out
OF tho ten. voters tho majority eau DO
materially increased.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

An engine with special car, con,
tanning Superintendent John Corning
and Auditor Gerald, OF tho Central
PnciGc. passed through TO tho eastward
yesterday. They proceed M far III Og.
den, where Mr.. Corning will meet his
wife, Who is on her way home from the
Eastern Slnles.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

At O'Clock on Sunday morning, snys
the Eureka RpmLlicn Of tho 22d, the
engineer OF the Richmond works after
making his usual examination, md hay
ing regularly oiled the machinery, ms
was his habit, ho retired to tho fire.
room, when he almost immediately
heard u crack, and as he reached the
engine room, no saw that steam hnd
completely envelupcd tho engine room,
and knowing that the cylinder or some
part "f the machinery containing steam
had given way, ho CROPPED his way Ia
the throttle and closed IL. lilo then
goVo orders Mt onco to put tho fires
down. On his return to tho engine
room tho steam In | cleared, md upon
examination hc found tho crank-pin
broken, and both sides OF tho cylinder
gone, one cross.hend shattered; in ono
word tho engine complete wreck. The
superintendent. Mr.. Rickard, md Chief
Engineer Jones, wcro soon Oh the
ground, when they determined to keen
tho furnaces running il possible by
using tho old engine. At ~ o'clock,
noon, on Sunday, tho three largo stono
furnaces were running.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

BY private telegram from Washington
to a gentleman in this city, says the
Salt LHko Tribune Of tho 23d, we leaTc:'
Hon. Barbour Lewis has been confirmed
by tho Senate as Register OF the Salt
Lake Land Office, 10 which conGrma-
ton the people say amen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28
Bullion RI,lumrnt,

Tho Rernitt says: Tho Manhat-
tan -. NJ. Co. shipped yesterday
~ bars of bullion, weighing S5Sb, md
valued nj Sl2.G3i CT. Total for tho
week, 2t bars, weighing l,72ib, and
yaldcd nj S25,3GS AZ. .... ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

YIcE still continues financially I'M
productive in Virginia, says the ChrOHi-
Gle, the red flag Of the auctioueer was
Haunted from tho door-post OF fash
ionable resort on D street. Thus the
abodcs Of iniquity go down one by ono,
before tho relentless march of Com.
stock morality.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

Tho preliminary examination Of Rob.
crt Crozier, before Judgo Taylor, was
concluded yesterday evening, nnd tho
defendant wnH hold TO await tho action
OF tho Grand Jury.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

1nE Virginia Chronicle sayS thOt Har-
rinston, the condemned murderer,
whose execution il nxed Tor tho 10Th
day OF February next, has shut him.
self up with his own gloom and des-
pondency, and refuses to sec anybody.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28
Critic.

The Sirer STATE Of tho oath says: "a
band Of two hundred and six head Of
cattle arrived here to-day from Steiu's
Mountain, for shipment to San Fran
cisco. They wero driven here by John
Taylor, who OWNS exclusive herds i'll
southeastern Oregon. ..-,....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

We are informed by competent nu-
thority that the order of X. S. Il. will,
on the 22d Of February, furnish our
citizens an opportunity to contend for n
grand prlzo-thc nature Of which is IL
profound sccrct--in scientific sal;atory
evolutiou3 10 the Iarsic of horns and
fiddlra witt, piano Accompaniment, in
abort, to give II heightened LGil, ct which
the individual of either gender who
most GRACEFUL; masters the "Mc Geary
Glide" mos. successfully accomplished
tho "BoG.nn Dip" most HrtiDticqlIj'
gets away with tho "Grecian Bend, 4"
whirlS Citcncat in II given space md de-
:..:oyi tho least number of dresses in
tho iniIicHcios Of hnlf-riglt.aud-lcf,,
will become The recipient Of handsome
chro-- Oh! We agreed not to tell, and
wG wont.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

Wells Fargo & 90. received by stngo
from Cornucopin, Sunday evening,
Three bars Of Leopard bullion, valued
nj S3,77G 80.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

h.
The Culinary department 10 lifted up In o1eeI.
lont style. and all the luIurieIp tho season arc
kept constantly on hand. '@ +' :'.'E, '.:#
pS-Ladics' entrance. ono door below tho "a.
loon. -i.'' srH ,!...-js r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

Sole Agents FOR Virginia White RyO
Whisky and st. Louis Bava-
riAn Lager Deer. ia ,.,ip .
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-01-28

FINE WINES.
FINE IIQUoRs. q. .l.' II; .
AND FINE cla1ps.
Constantly on hand and for Gale.
, 1877-06-08
A LITTLE MISTAKE.

ndshtn1ton Cbrrespandencs CTHcinndu ENQUIRER.
Dominic y. Datotne In 4 raymastes In tho Navy.
Just before Secretary Robson WAS retired, Ratoino
was stationed at Now YORK. Having mndo np his
onhstery acconnt& quite bntky package, he con-
clndcd nut to risk thcEf transnltsalon by INSTALL
mcnts. but packed the entire budget Of papors In
q brandJ.hok. It 40 happened that tho word
''hrandJ, which wns Tafkod on Tho I'D Of tho
boz which once contained tho original fluid pack.
arrived By oxptcsa In Washington, drectal to the
Secretary o. tho Navy. when the attention Of
Secretary lfobcson was directed to It, ho scctnA 10
Sm nTs e9.ssas s.ss !set '9s s,d f'na hsa sppe
the Secretary, sddrcsslng hIa d,gntdoI messenger,
4 e tho wine.cellar." Muse did ~ he was a.
ss .ssstsd and tao b9x was con.gned to tho 1anlts
tho Navy Department, be found that 1saone's nc
counts we!o one quarter hchnd. TAe. nepatt.
incnt 'ntngcd h1m for a while, under The belief
.hsn H. be ras pressed s1 had hot ting to make
deemed best TO sdriaa him Of biz acllaiucuey, aad
10 >, was ~ accordingly notified. In duo eoniso "
g eha NJ as,sf1 Ehsn &c;
began . wild search for tho missing papora.
Clerks hunted through tho Department hfgh and
low. but dld not nnd tton,. Again tho Department
found, and meanwhile entertained fa!ut sus-
p1con that ha had heen engaged In sonn .'cronkcd"
transacttonH % and va. pntpostly withholding them.
resumed, but tho hunt was iruillcss. X day Or
two ago ono of the officers said: ''Dato!no, ia
Tsi 'haPe alx yos ;ena tao paPca nasons r.
was clue: Secretary RobGson was asked II II
might not have been possible that t1o tent tho box
t, t. e!s l l1uso through ps.a*s 10 thought nnt
was made ani in sesy ltle Wills tho ii ilaasisai ns
boxos papers ~aA found.
, 1877-06-08
THE ROCKFORD DISASTER.

RooHstLA, ILL.,, Juno 5.-Ths subscriber has
becn for the past twenty years eoustant resdef Of
your paper, and nothing slnes the War closed gars.
ms mors suausemept than 10 Ecad the efidcncu
given In tho Rockford Court House calamity, With
reference % ths parties % blame, who the 1cspon
slhls parties Afe, aud tho cause OF this terrible
blundcr. ! have bssn thirty three Iears in tho
building business. and have worked on tho buat
buildings in tho State. which IL we'll known BY
most all the stone cutters IN Chleago, ~ well u
Washington: , ph!1adslphia, ualtimusc, aud xre.s
iutsndeni Now. Af. Editor, Who e ths rs.pons,.
hle partscs for tho Rockford diAastaf, - well -
uthcE ,bulldlnKs In lhu Statuf IL Ar. 1ayt u ahs
contractor. Il the Supctinirndeut! are tho plans
snd spccitcationat ara the brick laid In sbs work
Hesponsbo 10 tbs mortar !esponslbias tho
soma Or bncklaJolsi Will answer that ths parties
tcndspt AUD ona who was not competent to see the
work sxrcsted ~ II should have been. u the
, 1877-06-08


RadInski Is FL Paso'a fayor,to muait1tn. Ne
says somo yoara ago ho was ia Chicago, and cs'cd
upon Ole Dul'. The great man received him cor.
daily, and said: "Where ID that young Polo who
used TO play Ia Mcv'ekut's Theatre! Ills name,
betsro, was Hadtnskt." ~ am tho man, !" sa!a
H. pay lof isansk III rsyeS ioi
him. t'Excellnnt, EXCELLENT" crtcd tho racatro.
Now play this, my farorito solo,. and he VI
before him = dltnerlt piece Of music, lindInski
elezcd his bow as It inspired, chueked tho end ii
tho ''elln nnSsf h's chin :p!t on his hands, ana
pathos. As he anlshea, he hea1I sea an3. iooS.
Ing around, ha found ths grcst man In tenrs.
''Rsdtnakt said he. In voice broken. by on,o-
giv him up to yoa. iii go oil and forget t!at
evAre vass player. viii got very drunk."< .
2h.a Ia tho story a. 1tadinAki tells II, but, tonc-
to believe II.
, 1877-06-08
SECRETARY SHERMAN AND BR,s1owlsm.


Special Cns5erponssnes Qf TIE Tribune.
WAs,1lNn1oI. y. e.. Juno 4.-1t can he raid 10
The credit Of Secretary Sherman. that he hos given
much confederation to The :lelttow element"
which was 20 severely pcs.ccntcd during tho iast
s!x nonths q thc last Atlmnis.vaton. The lettcrs
0t one ". Il. Moore. nf which ee1era, have ttt,
published In this correspondence, nave clearly
thnwn the fact that, II a Trratury Official enicr.
tnsned rood opinion Of secresnrr ifI'tow after
rccnrc big diteharge Or Of least 70 place him IN tho
pi1tnrv. The chief function OF More srema Ia
hare Hccn to fpy out tho UrtAtow men, In the lit
which he presented 70 Gen. Gsant accompanying tho
west AMONG ethsr.. lac ieexiux s; nsms; 'Dcac co
nant, Porter, 1!aker, E.s Ktnbai, Upton. Trlnvic,
s.ut.evant, Adams, and Hale. Several Of these
were forced from the Dcnartmcnt through lsa
tnaehinst!ons Of Moore. Thcae wcre Df. f0r.
ter, Of l'lInois. n,ost efficient oalset. who aat
The 1atler part Of tho Wsr. and who has conducted
hfnsef tn Important positIons with honor; a.aps.
Adams, former. Chief Of the Special Customs
hRentt. whom Moore drove ont Of the Department
Hale. one Of Tho mo.t experienced Of he tustotn
ago, when rtat!oncd at New York, h.vp. 10 rfeat
extent, formed the bs.I> Of tho present Custom
llouAe tnvcat!ratlon. II tt. Committee fad been
aVrnt As snnnf m the A.e. Of the Treasury lie.
nasmcnt. the results wonld have lsecn start.
ltEr ercn than they have bccn.
All Or those o1ecrH Secretary Sherman has reTn-
slated II the TseasuFy in various capacities. Co
Porter H. Dlshursing, Agent of tho Ltrht-Ilouso
Service; Aker Ia Al the heai the Loan Dfvta.on;
Upton IL Chief f1crk OF TIC Treasury Department;
Thn0fe succeeds Moore a. Chief of epcclal Agcntp;
Adams and Hale are restored to the Special
Herylcc. $50
, 1877-06-08

Yesterday noon tho residents Of the eastcrn por.
on OF tho city wesc snrpstscd, and not little tor
tthed At hEft, BY tho appearance Ia the heavens,
and apparently lowering oyor them, Of nury. ny.
Ing serpent Of lmnlense dimenatons. lts hcad ap.
psaEcd a tuY'4 Gamc, while fls cycs rollol ~ II
In Aenfch Of vlct(ma Its motions through the air,
- It billncd here md tere, wcro like the eonos.
t'ons Of hugo snake. This nonsicf was auhso.
NWen!lJ hseesta!ncd 70 be chinese k4te. III hoad
was read papes, With eyca half red aud half while,
which rolled - The wind found !ta way through Tho
aportures representing tho sockets. This head
kils vas followed BY eighteen oths.a. about cight-
cen incles apart. madc If tinted paper, oblong In
shape, through tho ccntto Of which passed slender
rattans, tho tips extending some dlstaEce on rAch
side, and trimmed with aru.fed paper tasasls.
s!uas iasse!s Aleng tho tail and rendant from tho
hsad fave tho whole dying and dery appearances
truly startling.
, 1877-06-08


The other day thcru WA dog uptown wliofs
1naster had neglected to buy mlzzio Tor him, and
the dog waa afraid ha would oe killed In conso.
auencc. 1Ie wns = knowing bnt not over scrupu.
Ions dog. lie had heard somewhere that "seif.
preservation t. the atst Law Of nstusa," aud he
went round among tho door. steps and atole news.
papers; then he lto0d at curncr and sold them 10
paasere.by. Every nickel he rot he buried In =
hole. and. whcu he bad captured enough. he dug
thrm up and went TO tho stotc and bought him j
nu1slu- T.. S. -Tlls Is a. tsn0 ~ many other dog
atories that a1e now bcing printed.
, 1877-06-08
OURS.

QVIFH,
Joh ,.r.rs " have ban a f.1,ov =, ,,o,,,.
.ua A'es"' ~ A"'3 11'' 's"o" " 'a"n''o
tunof.
Tho pcan8osae u Tue only person that keeps
school this weather.
Henry CLAY Dean doesn't symps,o,.s with Tins,
e.a. Ao s"ys ~ 10 no Ifsf'nean. -C4ae1nnaH
0..s.aeS 1'9.'' -
II those aht-BAzonks waro sent 10 ''oat MP"
tho 2laaGeeteA CEetanA, wouldn't ihsv I'm horr,hte
cfeto.chowcrsl"
vsaro I,fo,m.a ,,., ,u.,,,,.
, 1877-06-08

arc charming: II IA a bntdtna that cnrlehcs
the landscape In, fact. thcre IN hardly
tho etaira arc steep and narrow, half tho
ronn1s aFs dirk, thorn IL M Communication bc.
tween the kttchen and dining. room BY way of
the par'or. The proprietor cannot reprcsa iool
Of disappointment. 'Nscat MnllcttF' fays tho
archltect, acanninH him from head 70 foot with
you wanted to 1lYe In itf'
, 1877-06-08

Trua.,at,d and Adapt<a BY tAs .yt.o lork IForid
Examination In medicine. lrofeMoF-" Define
wAtef." Stuaent, thouRhtfully-" is--a
ltauil-uscfu: tn wash in. {Aftcr paussD eome
pcople arc ta.l ~ drink It,"
sculptor was recently called upon to essvs
naat Of roaug GIL. and favored hIs model with
sast long, cain scrutiny peculiar to artists and
physicians. The girl naturally reddehs, "PtsY.
DO not DO annoyed" says tho sculptor. reassaring.
" "!s ls not you shat am looking IT. but only
youF aeure."
At Tho Assembly, An honorable member rises 10
sptak wearing hugo waxen noao. Tho Speaker
Tho honorable gentleman will laso on hts iaiss
nose and come 10 ORDER" Tho Honorable 0eplle-
nan-tE4cuso uly, Dir. Epeakcr, but ! havo oe-
e s To- ssss s:ss gts; 9
,Apsopos Of lhs unexpected election Of literary
sIsr 81 tho siath magnitude TO- the Academy, II.
Asy9nto IL called up0n TO explain has vote: '.f9ow
spS L. sxouss. sa ;ss sssts &C. .sf e. e
sety decent fellow; In fact, there was nothing
,assuat blu but hls wofka. and they didn't amount
as 1s ,,1ss haSsse; re =. n heq;s xa
dow. %ho. i instu. IT. ~ its Ss'a nc sp'M Ii. '1 i. W..
ss3',:. ssf,3 ,:.!ek Como 4ulsk." Whats wrong VIII
M ean f.. tx::s ri hs sasa sea q 5sas
.as 10. family physlcsn-''utvo hin, tho 8ams itest.
@eat' and there il any change CONS again"
a. "A ,hlghxsJman su,pr.4cs " old gentiamaa At :
tsta. Lls poekes inslIe out H. inds Wy lttta
,Mdouey bit papers disclosing the fact that ha tie-
aaiaA nm ~ wealthy citizen without heirs. - Orens
Iatsn, ~ lia feels lhe b,Iy, aud hnds thu: lie IL
"ot "ot rs extinct 't{ta" says hr. with 1s,et,sh
a55isty ''now Tho question Is how TO bring him to
Saa 2et tho old buffer to alopt me"
a Tat and Kreasr citizen l. atopt 10 build sum.
@ ho!ss and falls into tue hands Of IN atchtees
~ oss e.ek from homu, whore be hsa been "tn!ah.
ptourstorp 4 PIX man Ths eeas: ssemplsted ths
~ 9Hktse4ppt tha atIIn Il nntni kha deca1at{ona
, 1877-06-08
FASHIONS,


1HF11 N8spdfcH 10 VSl0 }off HfrQlN
The authorities Of La Noue pronounce dark col.
faahtonabo, but light shades arc most In favor
for outdoor wcnr. Tho dark alAdes most affected
arc castor and otter brown. dark chestnut, golden
shlo. .Ereca. and dirk niun,. The fashionable iight
shades are ivory s!yery Srocu lilac Or rosc gray.
and ttttepl. Alallsoom novelty, callettthc ''3on-
tcspan." has bcon introduced. u consists oI q
groundwork Of than berry Rauxe striped with vel.
vot the polonhias being worn very long. long ~
!he drera which IL shortened 10 tic required length
BY nat plaits toward Tho hack.
, 1877-06-08

A Statewide Reuius haa invented what hs terms
"a garden. .prcaesveF, or hen-ws!ker." The ma.
chine resembles somewhat the spur Of = rooster,
oaIy eonsIdsrahlr lager. and u s.teehed 70 =
chickens pedal extscntlss at IN sngte Of forty dvs
deRrcce toward The ground. When the chicken,
ihs 9asden sud bcgins to scratch Tor seed, A. tic
foot put }oEwan In tho act Of scratching tho tn
ssumeDt catches In tho ground And the fowl u In
stAnaly walked out Of tho garden.
, 1877-06-08

ncope will ray most emphaticsliy next October.
But after all IN said. In my humble opinion. tho
next campaign Will be taht for men rather
tkhn r,chsufcs-for hnnest admfnhtfaton rather
than the greed for 0fco. And In these particulars
VIC arc an hundred'foId stronger titan our op.'
, 1877-06-08

building WAS butit With eggs Mr.. Gay II mt re-
eponsh'e. The PARTIES WHO appointed tha Bnper-
fhtendanl Aro tho rcspons!blt partIas.
WE.fLAx n. BEtt,
General Huues1nttndcnt and Hplldet.
, 1877-06-08
CURRENT OPINION.

Ih'net nc II 0ltreeln9 ~ hlfHsclf a. tAAl a. any
1t"oas ntn,. eit1en eoa'a "sh Sof'"ase'a '1o''
% "a, ~ Ia;
enshs 10 @ saes 10 20 os .upp!ss fsn Il. .ad y e
tMp.>,
sd M Ros & as,Hs ns @ :, r1 @
men in te comfy WHO won)d dcciare A. fhcsrs thc
them to t"ke.-Ashfoou'o to.) Sentinel tI1ep.,.
The Presidents Southern nol,cy timp1y mean.
nut treaty With The lenders Of that section whcrs
by alleged yoiasoss oi The Federal laws shaIi 20
ss, ;Ss S ;nca s,fs r,fy % 1n .sa s s
foutticrn schemes for pInndesing tic Fedefai
Treasury. y.-i'osfon journal tI9tp.l.
r. M WI Ki,s $s F's:!de.s i. :asesit / IL Il: ts:: @
ssnrol Of tho nppoiatn,sns Of Ersas at"ic iise @
=; ptsy 1 g hs mti :
about diekerns.@f3'iaa<taSi 7'@s' s1sd.,. j '''"
99efhson % ~ 10 tH a Ga:ss m vi A,s yoa n favor
s"s ,aws So we not IL anst fasof
fnsunpt!nh un!l ssi1ef 10 tcnonetizct and anthor:
aura 10 sbo 6e neen a,tsnsr tos s91 o.
p...,,,.., ,,.x.. ,s..s.. - ,.,.
onr ,,st II. o,rn of y nsppy "a Hseofn @ nos
SsnnT o. s pas s 60 aso the
ssass no: oeesass s, !e} sappo's .nst hc - "son:
Ieeauss there Q real patriotism ID ihs county
coniuet npon pr!ncjrca that aro mol na,ti,su, Ths
President owes llls strong and lonosab!e position
to The public confidence That in Iii that he hns DOM
h hn. oSs,sd BIZ own rsnso ot duty.-jTnrpsrs
n...,as., ,ta. ,, .
iteens n HaEss Hls aeposteat ,exnsess;ns rerret
sMat 10Y; CaI!om tctoei INC !!l1nh1f stlTcr hill
h' ~ ys sna ns G s shS
ve5 wonia i,I have been brother lntsn
itotloGhl Is cI1dentlr iRhnrant ol the serious In.
per,eet!ons l, o. ,ho 1nos Sl; ent he nsy rely
nlEnR% % 1%f msmoess Ct af ConG,sss 20 yots for Eod
nv any, aps debs ETH Txaedo 70
sA<p3' ...
about t,ov. Williams /. iaercaainE. IIe who vas
formerly fopdiy tcrnieI s.Tncio Jimmy Hine
Jeans Is now s,tsmatjxcd IA traitor 10 III pnrtY
ants n mitpniiiej o,h mhn. 1in ts sntH ia hsr.
, 1877-06-08

PROCTOR kRQTTS DULUTH SPEECH,
6perta1 CerrA&poad<Acs u TAa Tr1SaAk
WAlnlaaTos. b. c.. Juus t-These are good
mauy tlsCuuutAReas Hh!ch kaAks II scam probable
, 1877-06-08
INFOlsM.ArxuN WANTED,

IaEos4ATluM WANTED -of Miss FRANCES
/ linnton Vt Holokeu. Who y supposed ~ EaSu
heen IN Chicago Al tho ns Of Tho Great Frn ANY In
f9tmstion fs.IctliII ltt present shHEea1oaG ~, "
1ua. Nv. secs1l,ss. uvauke1, uuds9a CsunkJ. Nj.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-24
sUNsTROKE.
Prevention aud Treatment Of Comp dt
S0leil.

AS the heated term approaches, the
rules for the prevention and treatment
| of sunstroke gain new interest. The
Board of Health has collected some in
formation upon this subject in the form
of circular. Copies have been printed
in English and German and are to be
circulated through the city very
soon, especially among the laboring
classes. The following is the principal
part of the report:
Sunstroke is cause by the excessive
heat, and especially if the weather is
! ''muggy.' 1t is more apt to occur on
the second, third or fourth day of a
heated term than on the first. Loss of
sleep, worry, excitement, close sleeping
rooms, debility, abuse of stimulants,
predispose to it. 1t is more apt to
attack those working in the sun, and
especially between the hours of IL o.
clock in the forenoon and o.
clock in the afternoon. On hot days
days wear thin clothing. Having as cool
sleeping-rooms as possible. Avoid loss
of sleep and all unnecessary fatigue. If
working indoors, where there is artifi-
cial heat-laundries. etc. see that the
room is well ventilated.
If working in the sun, wear light
hat (not black, as it absorbs the heat),
straw, etc., and put inside of it on the
head a wet cloth or large green leaf;
and see that the cloth is wet. Do not
check perspiration, but drink what
water is necessary to keep it up, as per-
spiration prevents the body from being
overheated. Have, whenever possible,
an additional shade, as thin umbrella,
when walking, canvass or board-cover
when working in the sun. When
much fatigued do not go to work, es-
pecially after IL o'clockiin the morning,
on very hot days if the work is in the
sun. If feeling of fatigue, dizziness,
| headache or exhaustion occurs, cease
work Immediately, lie down in shady
and cool place; apply cool cloths to and
pour cold water over head and neck.
If any one is overcome by the heat send
Immediately for the nearest good ply
sician. While waiting for the physician
give the persons cool drinks of water or
cold black tea, or cold coffee, if able to
swallow. If the skin is hot and dry,
sponge with, or pour cold water over
the body and limbs, and apply to the
head pounded ice wrapped in towel
or other cloth. If there is no ice at
hand keep cold cloth on the head, and
pour cold water on it as on the body.
If the person is pale, very faint and
pulse feble, let him inhale ammonia for
few seconds, or give him a teaspoonful
of aromatic spirits of ammonia in two
tablespoonfuls of water with little
sugar. n. Y. Tribune.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-06-24
National Immigration Bureau.

The Park Commissioners have grant
ed Col. Lee Crandall, of Philadelphia,
permission to establish in Machinery
Hall, Fairmount Park, a National
immigration Bureau" in which will be
exhibited, free of charge, the products,
resources and peculiarities of all the
States and Territories in the Union
which are seeking immigration.
1t will also be the aim of this Bureau
to keep on exhibition for inspection the
laws, statistics, maps, charts, rates of
taxation, and in fact everything the
States and Territories may see fit to
contribute, so that any questions col
onies or emigrants may want to ask can
then and there be answered.
In fact the primary and ultimate
object of this Bureau will be to foster
and encourage immigration in all those
States and Territories that desire it. 1t
will expose to view all mineral and
vegetable products that may be
contributed, and set forth the advan-
tages claimed by each and every section
Of the entire country, without partiality
or favoritism.
Every route, by sea and by land, to
and from all the States, individually
and collectively, will there be presented
to view as fast as received, and the
rates of fare and all other particulars
given when required.
"A full description of all lands the
different States and Territories have to
offer immigrants will there be recorded
as fast as received, as well as the in
ducements they have to offer immi-
grants in order to secure immigration.
Letters of inquiry will be promptly an
swered, and this Bureau will be all its
name implies-a National Immigra-
tion Bureau"
The authorities in the different States
and Territories will readily see the i'm
portance of being represented in this
Bureau if they desire immigration, and
Of placing there on exhibition specimens
of their products together with the in
ducements they have to offer immi-
grants. This should be done without
delay from Maine to Texas, and from
the Atlantic to the Pacific.
All who have lands to offer immi-
grants should forward to the National
immigration Bureau, Machinery Hall,
Philadelphia, an abstract of titles and
full and complete description of loca-
tion, character, prices, terms, SC.
There is abundant room for all exhib-
its, and all will be shown to the best
advantage by competent persons, free
of charge to any one.