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rFtom Friday. D.ily.I
SaImaxundI.

.
Abe Mayer arrived here from Cornu-
pia by Stage this evening.
Gsbriei Cohu departed for the Yves.
by the train this morning.
The social dance given at Freeman
Hall last evening. was we'll attended.
A meeting of the Democratic County
Central Committee is called for this
evening at 8 o'clock. at this Office.
Gay Dawley. departed for his home
in Ruby Valley. this evening. He will
visit tho County Seat again in about
ten days.
We notice by the San Francisco
Globe OF II late date tina. the wife of
Jake Wertheimer has been delivered Of
u fine. bouncing girl baby.
John McNally and Il. p. Bacon de-
parted for Tnscarora by private convey
ance this morning. also j. Z. Dayton
accompanied by Geo. Polcher. mud Ben
Fitch accompanied by A. w. Hesson.
Many Of the delegates to the Conven-
ton. yesterday, departed for their
homes after adjournment last evening,
ample time being afforded to transact
any little personal business before the
arrival OF the trains from East and
West. Most of those from the adjacsnt
valleys have returned LONE by their
W conveyance, and with the exception
Of a few from the North. the town is
again destitute ~ faces.
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The Presidential Party.

The special train Of eight cara with
the Presidential party which rushed
past here Tuesday morning at 80 ut
the rate Of about thirty miles an hour,
reached Winnemucca at $50 and the
Slr0 State reports its reception as fol.
lows:
"a few citizens were at the depot
when the train stopped, but the number
kept increasing nntil there were perhaps
over a hurdred present. The Presi.
dent, a plain, pleasant looking man
alighteh from the train, and was pre-.
scented With u boquet by Mrs. VIM.
Sutherland. 4 dozen or SO persons
shook hands with him. aud while he
stood at the side of the car evidently
debating in his mind whether he shoull
say something or retire, General Sher-
man appeared on the Platform in true
western style, without vest or coat, aud
smiiingly said: GOOD mon niugl'' .'Is
this Wiuncmucca?' asked the General
OF the Array. 1T ~" f~cspondod 4
half dozen voices at once. 1T seems
to me a graaShoprer would starso 10
dcnth hrie." wus the unconlpiirneutary
reply of the General. This deprecator5
remark d:d not create much enthusiasm
in the crowd. and the President stepped
on the car, and taking of lis hat,
stood there until the train bogau
Ia move. Somebody proposed three
cheers for Mr. Hayes, to which senti-
ment a few responded by waving their
hats as the train passed on. President
Hayes bcars Il striking resemblance to
.no late iirl Clayton. of Carson, and
looks like a good, weak man"
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Iron Monday 5 Daily
AainaSunil IL.


There are but three patients in the
County Hospital n. present.
Two car loads Of calves passed west
last oVening. They were shipped from
Halleck Station.
g. 9. Sears aud family departed for
Mound Valley yesterday morning on n
brief visft. They will return this even
ing.
BY the breaking of an engine on the
Salt Lake Division, the west bound tx
bress arrived here this morning three
honTh behind uiue.
w. ". E,sors, Of Cotnroopia. n
prominent Republican aspirant for the
oface Of Couuty CLERK. arrived here 10y
private conveyance lnrt evening.
A. w hrcwn. o! Hanl!ac'yr Valley.
IA &c s3%n to-day. II, reports lhc rror
PcetS for a good yield in his~cc;inn
during the coming harvest as extremely
Ila.tcrins.
Those who have any taIl; 20 iui with
tho valuation OF theic property 10y the
Assessor. will do well to appear before
the Board of County Commissioners.
on Monday next and state their grew
Ancos. The Commissioners will rr in
session. MS II Borrd Of Equnli2 r,ion.
nrtm timo to time until aud including
The Ith dny of O,tubrr
The Democratic Primary Election
held in this place $ ,tu day. passed of
very quietly, there being but one tickrt
IN tho fs,d. Following ara the names
Of tho delegates elected: J. p. EloF.
0. II. Ballinger. Stanley Rigsby. +.
Mccall. Geo. Yoaics, Joseph Ling.
Rob't. Hunter, j. N~oseustock, G.. W.
Eilton and james McBurmey.
District Attorney. J. W. Dorsey, was
summoned to Wells. Saturday evening,
by n dispat-h announcing the sudden
illuess VI his grandmother. lie re-.
sufned last evening. and We are pleased
10 state tho old lady is very much
improved. Tho mourihul expression
upon tho usually placid funiures Of our
young friend; to-day, is a worthy iud..
cation Of the esteem in %hich he holds
his ''ttahdhiothcr."
Mr.: B. J. Crulchct, Gn old dnl re.
srettcd citizen OF Wells, with his fam.
lily, consis,ing Of ten persons, acrom
painted by Win. Pritchnrd ahd family.
6i this place, departed for Warrington
Territoty to-day. Besides n number of
wagons loaded with Provisions md
household goods. SIR. Crutoher il driv.
Ing through about 100 head OF fine
American horses, and thinks no will be
able to make the trip in thirty days.
Mics Belle Henderson. daughter OF
our townsmnn, departed for Poughkeep.
s'ei n. T., Saturday evening. She was
accompanied by Two former school.
mates, Miss Hooker, OF San Francisco,
and Miss Mabury. Of San Jose. who
are also bound for tho same destination.
The young ladies will outcr ynssar
College. and will DO absent one or two
PEARS. The sceneo nj tho depot, where q
largo number Of Miss Henderson's
friends had congregaiod, was n fattor.
Ing manifestation of tho esteem in
which sho is held, as we'll asa meritod
tribute to her many excellent qualities.
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Str Ashley Coopcr's vital HcStorn-

&. Til great r,nglish remedy made
moro cur"s OF Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Manhood, noctur.
nal emissions, lnssituie, inability for
mental labor, dependency aud such
diseases "a nrc induced by youthful
follica and cTcosses, thnn all other
medicines combined. Why will you
sufrcr2 Send to A. T.. Mintio. NJ. D..
No. II Keorncy street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative aud DO cured. Price
80 per bottle. -Four times tho quantity
$40. Try a bottle. DR.. Miutio treats
all private diseases successfully with.
out mercury.
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KILLING OF q. W. MAnpIS
a CoId Blooded Murder.

lDailh Independent of Thursday.l-
Through a letter from L. Penrod of
island Mountain, brought here
last evening by Hugh Martin, we
obtain the following particulars Of the
killing of G. W. Mardis near that place
last Friday. AS stated in Yesterdays
paper, MLrdis had started for Elko TO
purchase supplies for the Chinese camp,
receiving FROM them about $3.50 10 pay
for the same. His possession OF the
money being no secret, a dissOlute char
actcr known us New York Charley"
who for years past has been u terror to
his couutrymen, conceived the horrible
idea of numbering the old 'nnn for this
paltry sum. The circumstances of the
killing and all the surroundings go TO
show that the Chinnmap started out in
advance oil Mardis. and secreting him
self i'll the willows by the side OF the
road, awaited tho approach Of his vic
tim. The meeting Of the two, and just
how the robbery and murder was cor.
summated, are merely oonjecturdl, but
the fact that n plug Of tobacco was
found tightly clasped in tho dead mans
hand, would seem to show that he was
first robbed. and had probably taken
ont the tobacco with the remark that
that was all he had about him, and
while in this position with both hands
extended towards his murderer, he had
been deliberately shot down. After tue
first shot had been fired, Mardis UNI
doubtedly tried to get away, as his body
was found in the willows about co yards
from the wagon. The examination OF
the body revealed four bullet wounds,
and " knife stabs, Que OF which PEN
etratcl almost through the neck.
After the killing Tie Chinamnn took
of his shoes, aud walked a distance Of
about two nilos in his bare feet, then
putting ou his shoes he started for
Mountain City, where he was arrested
by parties from Island Mountain Sunday
morning, mud brought back to the
scene o. tho murder. A peculiarly of
the bare loot prints loading away from
the wagon established his guilt beyond
the shadow OF n doubt. The Chiraman
on being brought before his victim do
MED the deed. but when his sbpos were
s,ripSed of, and revealed the fact that
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How 1t Was Received.

In reply to the dispatch sent to Tus.
carofa last evening, announcing the
nomination by the Democratic Conven.
ton. of John McNnIly, fer State
Senator, the following was received.
but too late for publication last evening:
TUscARoRA, Sept. l6, 1880.
To j. II. DayioH-
Tuscarorn sends gee:ing to Mac"
Everybody cnrhusing. Whisky flowing
like water. Women forming torch
igtt procession. 'Rah for EHcock and
Hnnglish.
Signed: DESYfs. MoosEa,
And Eve thousand others.
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IFron Tuesdays Daiiy.l
naimAtunai.

H1in4AGunol.
Stocks came up with smiling faces
all along the line to-day.
James, Clark Of the Depot Hotel de-.
parted for San Francisco this morning.
A special train Of twenty. N care
loaded with tea passed East last even
ing.
Lew wff,srd ana wifo, of Cornuco-
pia. arrived here by private conveyance
this evening.
L. j. CarpcaI and A. Wild Of Rail
road, arrived here by private convey
ance this morning.
The Grand Prize Company has de-
iclared II diride.d Of twenty-five cents
payable ON the 10th instant.
Hon. Jerry Moore, n member Of the
Republican County Central Committee,
arrived here yesterday from his home
in Ruby Valley.
Amos Roach of Pleasant Valley
brought TO town last evening IA car load
of barley, The first Of this years crop.
He returned this morning.
The Republican County Central COM
mittee met at the Court Houte today
at o'clock, aud liked the time for
holding the primaries in the various
precincts ON the 18th, aud the CUuyeu-
ton on the 3Cth instant.
In the case Of Mary Mclaughlin VS..
Woodruff & Ennor. ty recover 500 U
damages for injuries received from tho
overturning of ono Of defendants
stages. Judge Rives OF Eureka. has over
ruled the motion Of defendants for q
new trial. Exceptions to the ruling
have been taken ana en- appeal is prob
able. .
Mrs. Fannie Coulter, a sister OF the
late Gov. Bradley. died al the residence
OF her son Is. r. Coulter in Los Angeles,
TUESDAY. September 9Th, at the adj
vanceI age OF Z! years, IL months and
0 days. The lady Was highly esteemed
by al who knew her. possessing in IA
marked degree many OF the noble traits
, ef character which made the grand old
Governor 50 popular.
Those who feel as though they had
lost oil their friends. and are inclined
to believe that the whole world has
sOurei on them. should call upon
Walter Chase at the Ocean Spray
Saloon and relate their symptoms. His
prescriptions never fail to afford relief
after three doses have been tax en-. His
remedies are all fluid extracts aud can
be swallowed without an effort. As all
are tho lines; Of their Kind no bad cf-
fects result even when Occrluses are
takon 10y enthusiastic patients. TO
those who do not know thut Walter il u
doctor his medicines t,stc very mrcia
like t:s;.rl:s old Bourbon, the hes. OF
rye, '-a"iy r.an. 2ia aUi To like.
Ills medicines ar death Oh the bites"
Things ar very 9uict now. The
streets ,hut iGd or trio ycars ,in~s we're
througeI with = mass Of busy people nO~
oGrr plenty II TuDsu - tn pedestrian d.
Not but ucro j. e cuust !cr,bIc amount
OF trhN!-. mich more than there il in
EnnY places, Lut such things arc judged
by companion, and the people Of EIko
Lay1 been used to rush along under
au,I, 4. Ia, l.rj 80 .t,,,, tl,t ,.,.,, ,s,
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FOR n Cheap.

mo. l vegetable ranch and large
pasture. bbth under good fence, in the
foothills near tho head Of South Fork
OF Humboldt. Tho owner wishes TO
remove North, and will give q rare
bargain 10 n purchaser. For particulars
apply to VIM. Ritchio, South Fork. or
At thin Office. ..
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Arrivals.

This ovcning-A. W. Hcs'on, A. b..
Waller. A. NJ. McAioe, John II. Bncot..
A. Ii. freeman. w. n. McAllistor and
WIN. uazcluuo.
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aAlmnEundI.

D2AnG1uuh
A special tea train Of twenty.cue cars
passsd through here for the East at 3:3O
this evening.
Miss Billie Henderson starts for New
York. to attend Yassar College. by the
tralh This evening.
II. P. Neville loaded his big team
With merchandise for Primeaux i Co.
NJ Tuscarors, this morning.
A telegram received here this even
ing from Tuscarora, states TINT at the
Democratic Primary election in that
place. to-day. six tickets are in the
nsld.
Only sTiiiy votes were poiled at the
Primary Election hero to-day. there
being only Que ticke. run. but little in.
tsrest was taken, and many Democrats
failed to come forward aud cast their
votes.
The Rsreins of Thursday says: L. S.
Stokes csmo in to-day by private con.
yam from the Victoria mine. Kings
ION Canyon. aud will leave on the train
toItiorrow morning en- route for San
francisco.
A frantic horse, with harness and
single tree attachment kicked up COM
motion and lots OF dust, this morning.
BY his desperate efforts to out-run tho
single-tree. The last seen Of the flying
quadruped tho agsraSa;ing stick was
still close NJ his heels.
The Ssiuer STATE of Thursday says:
A band of 700 horses was driven. down
tho HuHi6oidt yesterday. on tho way 10
California. They belong to Dan Muir
ply Of flko county. ane they will be
ehr-n across tire mountains in South
western Nevada, to Sonora, Cal.
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TAX. your watches, clocks aud jewelry
to Gerber. "Ths. Matchmaker" II you
wish to haSo them repaired by an ex.
pcriencod workman. All work war.
'Tsbisd.
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Tng following arc tn, October State
elections his ycar; Colorado on tho
9th, Georgia on tho 9Th, aud Indiana,
Ohio and West Virginir on tho 18th.
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sew Arr nj.

Gerber Tho Matchmaker" has just
received tho incest assortment of
Watches, Chains aud Jewclry, ever DO.
fore brought to Elko. Go and 80
them.
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DrssESTIoSs among the Republicans
Of Washington Territory are reported M
likely TO prove disastrous to their or.
g%aniaation. ...
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TuE best quality Of Rhine Wines at
the Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart
Il Co.. Prcprietors.
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FhSSu smoked. uncovered. ham aud
bacon received every week al Jaekson's,
aoSl 10 tho postonice,
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CuAMPAdss Of the best quality and
brands. tau be had at Rockhnrt &
Froelich's Saloon.
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A i'Rog invoice Of the celebrated
White Il, Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon.
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D~ELicious Ice Cream constantly on
hand al the Gem Restaurant.
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A ara invoice OF A Key West
Cigars just received at thu Gem.
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K!SCELLRHE lUS.
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.
STATE or NEVADA,
tpnutu AT EIEn

STATE OF NEVADA,
GongtS OF Elko.
Notice Is hereby given that the Assessment
Roll for the year lisa, together with the maps
aud original lists for said year, are now In my
Office for public inspection. Aud that the
Board OF County Commissioner of said
county and State, viii meet on the Goth day OF
September, 1880. as a Board Of EQUALIZATION,
and continue In session nom time TO time un
I'll and including the 18th day of October. 1870.
U T.. GREEN. -
Cork OF said Boarl OF Equalization.
ElkO, Sept. IL. lsSG.
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.FREsa Bread, Pies and Cakes at tho
Elko Bakery.
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Booths celebrated oval band oysters
received al tho Com Restaurant daily
by express.
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SAN FRANCISCO sIOck DCARD.
Er,a.ss. s.p..as.r IL. lee.

FridHsi;, septsnber i5. ieoo.
relay stock .isales.
el5 ophir. sh9,I
$50 Mexican. 1iX llH
ll5 Coaid X Curry. 490c 1850
ms Best & Belehsr. l0k lOH
335 California. 2z also
4f0'Sayage. 27Uc 265c
1876 Con. Virginia, 5000 3l5c
230 Chollar, 81 355e
S2j Potosi. 2IOc 1850
3l5 Hale and Norcross. OK 53
l50 Point. l9sc lose
5S5 Jacket. g
7o0 tn pcri-l. 3Cc ~
y35 BclcheT. 2i5c2
go Confidence. 81
G25 Sierra Nevada, TO-. l0M
TOO Utah. II
$40 Bullion. lie
40 Exch.gues. 2J0c p.
$50 Overmnu. hoe 1910
AS Justice, ll0c
$50 Union. -
1865 Alta, 3 3Iuc
100 Julia. 3ic
$50 Caledonia, 45c 500
l25 Silver Hill. roc
t0J New York, soc
40 Occidental, 1900 ll5c
900 Lady Washington. 4oc i5c
100 Andes, 55c
40 Ward, ~
$50 Senator, lose
$50 Scorpion, 2 pose
SO Trojan. l0r l5c
8 D Benton. AZ l45c
90 Solid Silver. 4"c
80 G. Gate. 3IOc 3
400 Con Dorado. 35c
3j5 Grand Prize, ~ 2G0c
200 Argenta, 4Oc
40 Navajo. SOC Sc
ESQ Tuscarora, 4Oc
10 Belle Isle, SIC .55e
1850 n. Belle Isle, 45o
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FfSE old Cosnac u, Recthort II proel.
ich's.
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Hotel Arrivals.
Amos Roach. Pleasant.
Jud DILin. IumOillc.
J. McDcrmott, do
II j. keith, do
JAS. King, Hallock.
j. Smith and wife. Wells
VIM. Congcr, DO
T.. =. Hardesty. do
J. NJ. st. Clair. do
. Lee st. Clair. Ueelh.
Il. q. Hardy. Toano.
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Departures.

This morning W n. MsAlliaor.
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The following is n list Of letters no.
naming In the Elko Office. unclaimed,
for tho week ending Saturday, Sept. IL,
lS9D. ..
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Src Apportionmcnt.

The following ia the nrpcrti6ument
Of Delegates from tho various precincts
t. the Republican County Ccaychiioh,
which meets on tho 3Oth instant:
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q. W. HULJ, =. NJ.
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Notwithstanding the patriotic eKorts
OF the sensational ASS. Press to breed
an insurrection down in Maine. The
sitaation does not seem 10 b particu-
larly alarming. After all tho fearful
PaEtisAn predictions. coupied With
great sluiecs Of bombastic balderdasb
in which the whole country has through
the industry Of the ASS. Press, been
submerged. rs it were, il how appears
that the great rivers OF blood which
were about to deluSe the devoted Pine
Tree State. have dried at their source,
and the blatants, whoss voices were all
''for war" o M ms gentle AS a sucking
dove. Wednesdays dispatches from
the beleasured Capital are to the effect
that the proceedings at the State House
were gone through with, without any
trouble. The Assistant Clerk Of the
House called the certified roll Of mem.
bers, when Eugene Hale in a set speech
claimed that certain persons elected as
members were not included among
those mentioned aud moved that their
uames be placed upon the roll. Tho
motion WAS objected to as being out Of
order, nnd the objection being sustain.
ell the Republican members withdrew,
refusing to participate in the proceed
ings.
A message was then sent to the Gov
ernor and Council, stating n quorum Of
the members Of the House were pres.
ent. ready to be qualified. Great ex-
citeInent prevailed during Hule's re.
marks. and uPronrious applause fol.
lowed. Att notification to the Cover.
nor that n quorum was present. the
Governor appeared aud qualified the
members. He then announced that
sevcnty.six members, being II quorum.
had taken and subscribed the necessary
onths, and they were n regularly mud
duly con.titnted House of Representa-
lives. This announcement was
received with wild applause from the
outside. Governor Gurcelon said re
10 put into their hands the opinion
Of the Supreme Court as we'll as the
petition Of the gentlemen from certain
cities. claiming seats. and invoked Ih.ir
careful consideration Of the same.
Three chrcrs were given for Governor
Gnrcelon followed 10y prolonged Kisses.
The quorum Is made OF seventy FIVE
Fusionists and one Republican. Eugene
Hale. The Fn-ions not participating.
are Sproni. of Vuzie; Voter OF Farming
ton, and Snow. Of Skowhegan.
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,aE Record Of Saturday:

PrOcHK Record Of Saturday:
We have an unlimited supply Of sno
this winter and grass will 30 in album
dance next Summer.
Storms that started in the Eastern
States reached Phoebe on Saturday last.
falling In ahAps Of snow. lasting from
Saturday moor until Saturday nights
It vas the longest fall Of snow known OF
around Phoebe.
James Lloyd. n former resident oil
Phoebe, was killed in the Horn Silver
mine at Frisco. Utah. on the 2lst OF
December. Lloyd WAS walking through
a drift. either going 10 or from his
work when n huge boulder in the top OF
the drift, weighing about n ton. became
loosened and fell. hitting jim on the
back Of tine head and killing him in
stantly.
Since Phoebe became one Of the miu-
ing towns Of tho State, n duller Ne"
Years Day was never passed here
nothing NOS doing, not even the usual
friendly calls were made. and by lO
O'Clock In the evening tho saloons aud
other business houses were closed. A
few parties enjoyed a sleigh-ride to
Highland duriug the evening. but out
side vf that there seemed a deHrth oil
pleasure.
On the morning Of December goth
the Phoebe aud Arizona mail sack was
robbed. The pony rider left Mineral
Park, Arizona, on the above date, with
tie mail for Phoebe. After proceeding
n few miles the rider returned to Min
eral Park, aud informed the Postmaster
that he had boon stopped by two men
und the mailbag cut open M robbed
Col. Jennings was at Mineral Park at
the time, and another mnp went in pur-
suit Of the robbers. They got on the
trail Of two horse thieves from Utah,
who were supposed 10 have committed
the robbery, but were unable to over
take them. On Col. Jennings return
to Mineral Park the mail rider could
not be found, then the old ma began
to smell q mouse, md a posse was sent
in hot pursuit Of the fleeing mail rider.
but at last accounts he was still nj
large. 1t appears that the rider had
heard the Postmaster anl Col. Jen-
nings talking Of sending some money
through the mail and the rider conclud-
ed to make a little extra, but fortu-
nately tho money was not sent that trip
and there were no valuable letters IN
tho bag. ..r. .H. H.