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70 Semitic Water Falls.

Some of the waterfalls of the Yo Sc.
mite are wonderful and marvellous in
their grandeur, sublimity and magnitude
The great fall of Niagara, one of the
wonders of the world, is only I6S feel
high. The Yo Semitic fall, half mile
back of our hotel, which we visited in
the early morning, says a correspondent.
leaps down 800 feet at a single bound
where it falls on a rocky platform, per.
haps thirty feet wide then it leaps down
600 feet more on to a similar rocky
table, from which itmakes another clean
fall Of 434 feet, on the rocky debris a.
the bottom of the valley. The YO Sc
mite fall in its three jumps, therefore
leaps down 1884 feet, and falls from a
height more than six times that of
Niagara. More wonderful still is the
leap of the Seminal Cascade, three
quarters of mile to tho front of the
hotel. It has a fall in a single leap, OF
2,27O feet, while the Ribbon Fall comes
down in perpendicular white line in a
single jump, $500 feet. 1t has a fall of
more than twenty times the height Of
the famed Niagara"
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His6Ie -

Sucking the thumbs nsy, cause a Do
culial deformityof the chest iu children
and even aform Of dislocation Of the
jaw. .r.- sa..r
Arsspate Of gold, a combinatioh. of
gold With arsanic, Is claimed to possess
extFa 0rdinary powers in the cure Of
nervous affections. ras s>.--
Begs baPe been found BY the
Freheh aiIgeon5 very ugeful IN pron1ot-
ing the re85lution Of enlsTRe glands
even including those which have begun
to suppurate
A recent statistical paper shows an in
innate relation between the fatality of
diphtheria and the amount of commune
cation with sewers through water-closets
Waste-pipes, etc.
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Personal Notes.

"They who are thoroughly in
earnest are sure to be misunder-
stood"
J. E. Ockerman, B. S., Of Penn
Township, has been invited to take
a place on the Board of instruction
of the Brethren's Normal College,
at Huntingdon, Pa. He has not &C.
cepted as yet,
Mr.. A. W. Vandeman, seven OF
eight years ago a member of the
Highland County T. A, is now a
member of the Colorado Legislature.
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Teachers Column.
DAVID BAILEY, EDITOR

Communications for this department are solic-
tied from the teachers Of the county. All COM
muuicatiOns should be addressed to DAVID BAL
LEY, HIGHLAND p o., HIGHLAND Co., o., and
should reach him at least ten days before the Issue
of the paper IN which they are expected to ap-
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The following question is proposed
for the benefit of the Examiners, and
it is hoped that they viii profit by it.
What is an idiot Ans. One who
will not hold still to be "soft-sOaped. e"
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Query Box.

"What a fool Of yourself with the
whistle you'd make"
you } fool What a
would make of yourself.
with whistle the
We make 'What a" a compound
adjective, and "of yourself" an ad-
verbal element.
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PROBLEM.

Iftbe area Of a rQuars j. Z, WHIST ip The area o
the inscribed circle nf the same squhref ALEC %
the circumscrihed Circle7 A. SHOEhAkEh-
Oak Ridge, o.
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WORD SQUARE.

Ist, an incident.
ID, courage.
3D. to make glad BY succoss.
4th, q short letter.
5th, a lock Of hair. ,
HilsbOrO, O. No~AO'
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

ViHE COuntenance is pale and leaden-
4 COlored, with occasional iushes, or
a Cucumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-Id; the nose is II
ritated, sWeIs, and sometimes bleeds ;
a swelling Of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming OF throbbing
Of the ears; an unusual secretion Of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing. sensation of the stOm-
aeh, at others, entirely gone; fee6ng
pains IN the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny /:
not unfrequently tinged with blood /;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth; temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. NIcLANE'S VERMIFUGE
viii certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
IN any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, H0f 6gbable Of doing tie slightest
injury to tie azosz tsHdey infant
The genuine DR.. MCLANE'S YER
bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
WraDDer. -.O.-
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p1ANoxD PUzzGE

DIAMOND PUZZLE.
Ist, Is a cpnsOuant-
2d, q gentle blow.
sd an instrumrnt used for shaving
4th, 20 dart suddenly.
5th, is q consOnant- -
Hin 5hOro, o. hoSAos
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UNGRADED SCHOOLS.

A BRIEF STATEMENT OF THEIR PRESENT
CONDITION, AND AN OUTLINE OF SUCH
LEGISLATION AS IS NEEDED TO EFFECT
sALUTARY REFORMS IN THEIR ADMINS
TRATION.
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IConcJuded. !

Prepared and published hy order Of the Ungraded-
School Section Of the Ohio State Teachers As
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Town and HIllsboro P. o. Sub
scrib6rs,
Business Directory.

Cards inserted under this head at the following
rates: For inch space, SO year; i inch, s. a
year, I inch, 50 wear.
EB-Twelve lines Of this type make inch.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-30
From Thursdays Daily.1
SainRKundl.

A car load oi lemons and o.snses
passed through here from the Ess. 4
couple OF days ugn, Tor the California
market. Isn't this carrying Goals to
Newcastle"
Hon. W. w. Bishop, OF Eureka, one
OF tho Board Of University Regents,
came down to attend the meeting of the
members, Tuesday evening. The
Board having disposed of the business
requiring action, yesterday. Mr.. Bishop
DEPARTED for his homo by the train this
morning.
r.. II. Tregascus, q former resident OF
this county and we'll known 10 many
Of u citizens arrived here from O~sceola
district, via Eureka. this morning. Mr.
Tregascus has been with his family liv-
ing at Osceols, whore he has held con-
siderable mining interests, for n long
time past, but becoming dissatisfied with
tho management OF affairs in that local
ity, determined to return to this county.
He is now on his way to Tuscarora
where the old gentleman, his father is
10 making his home.
The attendance at the Hall to witness
the pedestrian powers OF Kate florence
Tuesday evening, was rather small, and
she therefore did not complete her %
mile journey, although she could easily
have done 30. She has both power and
pluck, and a walkist, this being demon
stratod when she determined to hoof IL
over the ties OIL the route east, directly
after finishing her walk at the hall.
The boys at Wells will be favored
with an exhibition OF her speed and en-
DURANGO. upon her arrival at that place.
j. G. Grant, who hos been on a tour
OF inspection, up through a portion Of
tho Idaho and Montana country, re-
turned here by the train this morning.
He reports any quantity OF snow up in
those latitudos, owing TO which little in
the way Of business can be successfully
carried OH yet. Two months hence, he
says, will be quito early enough for
partios contemplating tho trip. to start
out to that country. Styles, in com.
pany with whom he left here, had Just
loaded his teams at Blackioot, and will
remain in that section probably during
the season.
Our old acquaintance who has charge
OF the clerical department At the Depot
Hotel. Is perhaps tho most isolated hui.
man on the coast to-day. by q volun-
tary and deliberate act he has cut him.
self of from communion and sympathy
with his fellows, and must honcoioah
vegetato In moral and social lonlinoss.
A man who could become tho owner Of
sixty American dollars by simply picking
them from tho ground, and would then
hunt up tho person who dropped tho
SAINT in order to mako restoration must
certainly belong to somo prehistoric
period, and has NJ virtues In common
with the present genus homo.
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AAlDRGWhah.


H. Walker arrived by the stage from
the north last evening.
The District Court il still absorbed
in the water question.
Fred. Wilson is down from Tuscarora
looking after his business Affairs here.
John n. Dorsey came down from his
ranch at Halleok, yesterday, and returns
to-day
Charley Warner has got back from
his northern trip. and looks a. blooming
a. usual.
The children Of the Public school are
having q vacation this week owing to
the enforced absence Of the Principal.
L. Stern. former Master Of the Grand
Lodge 1. o. .. F. of this State. passed
through on his way to San Francisco.
by this mornings train.
The many friends Of Dow Huntsman
will be sorry to hear that he Is danger
ously i'll with dropsy Of the hoart, at
his hotel in Battle Mountain.
John Lane arrived here by the train
this morning from Toano. having in
charge David Lewis, who shot West.
Johnson near that place. Sunday.
Lewis will be retained In custody pend
ing the action OF the next Grand Jury.
Our old Tuscarora acquaintance VIM.
Purviance, has been in town a couple
of days, taking the necessary steps to
secure the pension to which heis enti-
tied from the Government. William
joined the army as q volunteer from
Illinois. and bears all the necessary Gre
dentinls in proof. including several
battle scars all ON the anterior portion
Of his person.
The arrival Of Hon. w. w. Bishop
from Eureka, last evening, was a source
of satisfaction to the resident members
OF tho Board Of University Regents.
and the full Board being present. q on
ference for the organization and ndop-
ton Of n systematic course for the reg
ulation and government OF the Institu-
ton in its charge, and for the transaction
Of general business coming under the
jurisdiction Of the Board, was held to-
day. at the residence OF Hon. j. s..
Nayhugh. We were informed by Hon.
T. n. Stone, also one OF it's members,
that the Board would continue in ses-
sion during the day. The members in
a body visited the State buildings and
grounds this morning, and the result of
their investigations and subsequent de-
liberations will in due time be made
public. There can be little doubt that
the Board will appropriate a reasonable
amount for improving :ho grounds
which at a comparatively small expense
could be made pleasantly attractive.
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Probable Fatal Shooting Near
TOnno.

From DR.. Mrigs, who has jus. &C.
turned from Toano whittier he was yes
terdsy summoned by telegraph to render
surgical assistance to a wounded man,
we obtain the following particulars in
relation to the shooting Of a citizen OF
that place:
The person shot is Yves. johnson,
we'll known in the county. and the party
committing the deadly assault, WAS
David Lewis. Johnsor's fathcr.in.Iaw,
also a resident OF that part Of the
county. The weapon used wa a double
barrelled shotgun, which was charged
with bird shot and discharged at short
range, its double contents taking effect
in Johnson's right side. The shooting
occurred near a little lake. and upon
the sheep ranch of T.. C. Hardie, situ-
ate about twenty miles south from
Tonno. Going down from that place
the wounded man was found at the
house Of Mr.. Hardie, near who,o the
"ASN'hb 'ScA PihSCs n buERlCAl eAhUn-
ination Of Johnson's wounds revealed
the fact that they were OF a very seri-
GUS nature. some Of tho shot having
penetrated the lungs, causing a oopious
discharge OF blood through the mouth.
The right arm as we'll rs the side Of the
tody, is badly lncerated, both full
charges of the gun having taken effect.
The opinion Of the surgeon is, that
while johnson may survive the effects
OF his injuries, the chances that he will
succumb. are in a majority. As to the
origin OF tho trouble which led to the
shooting, we could ascertain nothing
more definite than that it grew out Of
domestic troubles; a family fuod OF
ancient date. An officer went up from
here to arrest Lewis. and will probably
return with him tonight.
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ARlAawnndI.

Mrs. Isaac Yeates has just returned
In good health. from . six months visit
to her old home in Missouri.
8. B. Morey. Superintendent Of the
Blue Jacket mine and mill. Who has
been attending to business in San Fran
cisco during tho past two or three
months. arrived here from tho West by
the train last evening. He Is hearty
and good natured as usual, md is con-
WINGED that a very successful season OF
mining operations in connection With
the fne property under his manage
ment, is close at hand. Mr.. Morey
took the stage for Blythe City. via Tus-
carora, this morning.
The District Court is still wrestling
with the now famous Tuscarora water
case. which gives promise Of eventually
becoming equally noted in profane his
tory with the renowned English contest
denominated Jarndyce versus J~arndyce.
The fortitude with which a good citizen
endures the misfortune Of his neighbors,
is pleasantly illustrated in the unrufled
equanimity displayed By the respective
counsel in the case, as we'll as in the
patient resignation Of the 300-more or
less-per diem witnesses retained.
John McDermott came in from his
ranch in Lamoille Valley last evening.
bringing ten yoke OF work cattle and
three heavy wagons which he had pre-
viously sold to Indian Agent John How.
The teams are to be employed ia freight
ing to, and working upon the Reserva-
ton at Duck valley. in the northern
part OF the county. The team is q good
one. and rs Johnny informs US. was
bought for much less than its real value,
bat as he could not just now employ it
to advantage, 1t was better to sell even
at a very low figure.
Our agricultural townsman, j. G.
Crombie. who during the past week has
been up bulling the Eureka vegetable
market, got back into town as quietly
aud unostentatiously as he slipped
out OF it. His arrival ut Carbonic Flat
by the narrow gouge, recorded in the
Journals Of that moral burg, was the
intimation that he was not as usual,
looking after the spiritual welfare Ct the
town. He informs us that while at his
ranch Mineral Hillwards, a few days
ago, he attempted the role OF cincuma.
tus, but shortly concluded that fame,
acquired at tho tail end Of a No. l pillow,
was Of too ephemeral a character to
struggle for.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-30

A. the meeting Of the Board Of Regents
Of the State University held in this
place yesterday. Hon. T. n. Stone vas
elected President OF tho Board. and E.
A. Littleaeld Secretary. It vas resolved
by the Board to improve the grounds Of
the University by fertilization. which
a be done at slight expense, deferrinG
further outlay upon thsm until next
season. when their condition will DO
much better adapted for cultivation
than at present. The Dormitory build.
ing will be given an additional coat Of
paint. and such other improvements
upon the buildings as may be required
to continue them In q good state Of
preservation, was authorized. Respect
ing the system to be adopted with
regard 70 the studies aud general gov
eminent Of the Institution. We h,ve not
been apprised, but presume, as the mat
ter is Of paramount Importance, .
determination will not be arrived At
hastily, and will be a subject for discus
sion after tho Board has had time to
give the question the attention its merit
deserves.
II was agreed by the Board that the
Institution should be properly advertis-
cd throughout the State.
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From Fridays Daily.
ARlmnRund

ShOn
Robert Cullen appointed VIM. W.
Bnugh Deputy Road Supervisor for
Road District No. 1.
j. r. Wilmington, the we'll known
cattle man. returned here from a flying
trip to Carson last evening.
A. w. Brown Of Huntington valley
came in from his ranch last evening and
returned home this morning.
The CONNIE IL Fdut social at the Hall
Wednesday night, is said to have been
the p~leassntest affair Of the series yet
given by the club.
Graham's Variety Troupe will give
one Of their original aud highly enter
tanning performances at Granger Hall
tomorrow evening, winding up with q
social dance. to which all are invited.
Secure seats.
The testimony in the famous Tusca-
fora water case was concluded at the
last night session Of the Court, which
then adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing. The case will not be argued until
after the Court has visited the works In
question, upon their native heath, after
the other cases in Court are disposed
Of.
Elko Ledge No. liz. /. D. o. F. have
rsaac tho necessary arrangements for q
grand celebration Of the Goth Of April
as.., With = procession, literary -xer.
cisAs, a dinner and grand ball in the
evening, 1t is not yet fully settled, but
it is worry probable that delegations OF
the Brotherhood from abroad will be
present to take part in the proc ceilings
on the occasion.
The streets and alleys Of town have
during the Winter, accumulated more
or less rubbish OF a combustible nature,
which should by all means be removed.
In this connection,it might not be amiss
TO mention that in the persons of a
number Of petty converts at
the Fitch Academy, many
useful days labor are going to waste.
The deduction from these conjunctive
facts is not so absiruse as to require an
essay in calculation, and as a statutory
provision empowers the Sheriff to afford
his im]pecunious boarders an opportun-
ity to acquire q healthy appetite and
shorten the term OF thor incarceration
by m~oistening their bread with the
sweat Of their brows, II would seem TO
be only a square deal to give the boys a
chance. The luxurious end OF a shovel
or hoe can certainly possess no terrors
to the mind of a man being provided
for simply because OF the scarcity Of
handles to lay hold Of. Then the
charming contrast between the damps
OF durance, with none to love or caress,
and tho open bracing air Of these sslu-
brious mornings; the ieathered song
stors pouring their praises-oi human
industry-into elaborate ears-.just think
Of Ill
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-03-30
Deeds Recorded.

j. G. Baker, j. Talbot, and ". l..
Morley, to wah Yung ct al. placer claim
Island Mountain Distriot-conSiderA-
ton 81, 900.
Ed. Southwick to Charles White, one
half interest in placer mining claim
Island Observation-Disclosures $500.
T. D. Henley to Reckhart 4 Froelioh,
IS feet square of Of the south end Of
lots /, 2, 3 and 4, Of block I-eonsid-
GRAFTON SlU0.
Fred Speckter to B. Reinbart, lot s
in block G., town of Elko-considera-
ton 500.
r. II. BIgslow to F. Spookter. lot 6
in block G, town Of Elko-considerAtion
800.
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To TurE.Mcn,

An indispensable pocket guide to turf
men has just boon isaued by A. w.
FranenthNl, 1880 Stewart street, Phila.
delphia, which furnishes a complete
list Of horses on the American turf
which have trotted In 2:30 or less. Tho
price is only ton cents. and will be
mailed to any address by the publisher
on receipt OF that small mount.
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&5 ccnTs n day, or A.So: per month,
Will buy an Insurance Ticket good for
$4,000. in event Of death, or for SIS
weekly Indemnity for disabling in
%juries, whether caused by accidents In
travelling or any Other kind Of accident.
Insure against accidents in the Travel.
er's Insurance Company, OF Hartford.
Any information cheerfully given by
lottor or otherwise, on application 10
II. NJ. GRANr, Agent,
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q. W. HuI.L, +. NJ.

Mias Kate Lorenzo, tho pedestrian, ut
Tho instance Of q number OF our citi-
scns. has determined to give one more
exhibition Of hor powers as a walkist. in
20 mile score at Granger Hall, to NOR
row night.
Sho will begin her walk at p. n.
and conclude at II a0P p. N. thus making
the distance In four hours and forty
minutes. In her so milo walk Saturday
sho made tho distance In nino hours
and ten minutes.
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From Monday y Daily. !
Personal.

Col. j. Is. Moore. Deputy State Prison
Warden, arrived from Carson, aud il
still in town.
Governor Kinkead, Lieutenant Gov.
srnor Adams, Justice Beatty md Mayor
Delknnp, OF Virginia City, who arrived
here Saturday to be present at the
funeral Of the late Governor bradley.
returned westward by the train this
morning. Mr.. Garrard, who was also
OF tho party, went down with his son
70 Carlin last evening.
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INVALUABLE TO ALI
llr ESPECIALLY ADAPTED ron ALL
Lang ana Threat ceSapissntA r~S~e
liar 60 Mtnsru.
DIR. EBELs
Baisass ana csush MsAisInsi

Thia vouderfnl remedy IL hirh,y nsstaI IN en-
,asss Of colds or coughs, Int ia sepeftAily
adaptsd for the cure ~ spch complaints -
miners are liable TO from sxpoaufe ~ eeid
70 the iunGs. Three dosea . day will hep me
luugs clear ahd en- sbie the miners v uogh Ia
the nidst " pewter smoke Without eonahlna.
!tis not claimed TOT this Hslsam like Sasst
put ~ 10 guaranteed IN ente all dieoea q Of The
Ian 10. Ou- hottla 81 the hA,sAnh will, IN A-apiy
all cases. cure . bad Grid ~ cough NJ from enc
TO two months duratiJns twn bctlirsa t.,Lt ~
cough Of ffvtn two IN four months standings
and three bottles any similar affection thai aa
bees IN sfistente frvni four months - 30
yearsL s
SN-To he had At y. ,. Nunct'. pras s,rrs
Elus. SSyaIS.
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Racing Al Wells.

May 8-Iialf mile and repeat, FREQ
for all horses in Elko County.
May 9-Single dash. half mile, FREQ
for all horses in the County that he's
never run for money.
The purses will bo larger than have
ever boon given in tho county before.
Amount will be named as soon ~ tho
subscription list Ia filed.
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Horse Rodeo.

A rodeo Of horses will take plAee on
the 18th Of April next. commencing ct
Robison's old place in Huntington val.
ley, and will include the country east Of
the Pine Valley Range, squaw MouLt-
ain and tho Bedrock country. Every.
body interested is requested to attend
and bring with them plenty Of good
saddle horses.
JOHN W, wiLLIAns.s
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Yesterday Anernooa's Beard.
90 Raymond & Ely. 6
1870 Eureka Con-, 1917
G25 Belmont, Acc SOC
100 Jackson, so
% Manhattan, IL
81 Hamburg, 45c
2i50 Highbridge, 45c SOC
480 McClinton. II
785 Tioga, 2 l90c
$50 Summit, 2O5c
100 Paradise, 1860
SO Hillside, IL
100 Albion. SOC
40 Bodie, 6N GH
955 Bechtel, 30 1900
2l0 Bulwer. l5X
500 Goodshnw, Coo
700 White Cloud, l
60U Oriental, 6Uc
465 Belevidere, 1900 1856
500 Champion, SIC 40c
sos Blackhawk. 3L $3.50
s25 South Bodie, . c
2420 Booker, Toe 40
200 Red Cloud, ~
979 ). Standard. l5c
i5G Now. So 1900
I2U Cor. ssciha. 3i5o -
1869 U~nive,sity, 600
400 Dudley. Toe
500 Jupiter, zoe
7e0 s. Bulwer, SOC zoe
$50 MONDAY, 17oe
500 White, 6H OF
800 Leeds, 75o
100 Tip Top, Toe
100 S. King,