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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05
No: III.
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ASoG, 10 o'elOsp iisl tight. SGys lie
1Sn.i-Rfvis;SS Of Saturday. lie tS;rhh 1at
Started BY hearing the hfy Shistis iioss
the fndefsids6iccs Bo;isiiHiSS works. yhieI
W. tsf:h uP add ttpsstsd By III iSS
Sfisltss In The camp. Al Hrat no sienSs
Of 6fe could be seen. ADD tEs aiSrrIia .ss s
considered ! iEiil 5le bus son . b;lltht
fight was Seed over Il Tie difsciicnn Of
The Grand Prize mill; wEieh poiui.d oct
the locality; and hssisnsd lSois tASSi
half tie people I'd to&n Jt.fi iGst aay,
1iisinR Fob Hill. II SSas discovered tLaf
the GRIND Prize Hotel, owned aud 90.
euPied by T. N. Jones. was IN h.m.s,.
md that the Ore had reached such besd.
way that nothing could hop Il. He
building was 4 lIige t&o-slofJ ftaHs ~
dry as a powder SSuss. and iiiSsstsa srl
such a distance from tie Grlnd PtiEc
fofsting Sork5. that no x.tsI could ~
used 10 save II. fHdeed he &SolS ;tfStS.
ture was we'll nigh enIsioPpsd IL lame: hh.aua:
Before The catastrophe Vas dIsSo,tli.Sdf
by the occupants. .xa
Mf. Jones had Just finished psjiHf
i'r the property and liyIhs in his VII:
ter supplies. and the loss falls very
heavily upon him. jusi a. tie cold
weather is St hand. He has not ISst.
Gouiase. however. but viii BE- prepared
to. resume business 70 = nslshborisE
building in few days. He viii proceed
at an early date rs practicable. 70 H..
buiid his hotel. His loss will not fan
short of $4,000, none Of which IL Gov.
cred by insurance. Prom Mr.. Jones Ne
learn, that the FIRE is supposed 70 have
originated IN a room ocSnpisd BY his
ChiHese coof II ths basement q de
house. The flames When hrst discof.
cred were coming up through the noor
above that particular room. He States
further that the Chinaman was IL Tie
habit OF buring cHndle thet6 Hnth 4
lato hour every night. --
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05
A Tenmster Lost.

The following item appears In the
Boise City tIdaho) S.tt.sndn OF the
llth instant with request for all Pa.
cihc Coast papers to copy: George
Metetsi about 90 years old, tho has
been in this county eight or teh years.
and follows teaminG. WAS last seen
(September 23d) about two miles beyond
Emigraht Springs. on the Kelton road.
driving hli team OF siA mules and fotir
horses, and man we'll known here
tiding with him by the name oi McDon.
aid. That night Mcdonald drove the
team into O'Counor's piace-Salmon
falls--Hnd told that he had bought the
team. Mcdonald drove the team to
Eeltoh aud has hauled load Of goods
here, and is now on his way to Wood
River. Myers has not been seen or
heard OF. He has q s,naN spra .t
horses oh Dry Cietk, len miles %est Sf
here, and his friends are anxious TO
know what has become OF him
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

TIE eontfo1'et Of the CURRENCY uges
TIE repeal ot tie laws taxing the cspital
and deposits Of Natioh.i Banks. and
alsu The .w5 cent stattip tat ON checks.
He says tue fute,nsi Revenue eollee:.
ions shis yeSrI except slI,oOU,OU0, are
from ~hEky. tobacco and beer, He
move these tntes OF banks, and TIE taS
on liquors. tobacco and beer Would
meet oil expenses and reduce the deb.
SlO0. .O0O; 900 anuusll,,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

EARLY Dett week proclamation viii
be issued by Pre- sident Hayes, placing
China on the same footing ~ Groat
Britain and other nations With the
matter Of portage and tonnage dues in
this ootutry. The proclamation will
IN shott, deciato "thnt Chinese vessels
ntc not subject to discriminating duties. ;
The official announcement will probs
bly, he issucd as soon as Monday or
Tuesday. Additional information 70.
c'ived here By telegraph from China
makes n certain TINT the new treaty
on the subject Of immigration will be
entirely satisfactory to the Pacific Coast
sentiment ns stated in q special dispatch
to the California Associated Press last
Monday. l. does not aitenpt to rcgu.
late the subject infinitely. but broadly
clears the way for Congressional action
to restrict the immigration Of Chinese
laborers TO any extent that the United
States may deem advisable. 80 Ha
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

THE World, London special says:
Alarming news comes from lfciiud to
tho effect that several hagrAnt attempts
have recently been made 10 tsmpor
with tho loyalty Of soldiers stationed
thorc, and that money has been offered
them By Venian agents, who have also
promised them high commands IN tho
Irish National army. Tho soldiers.
nevertheless. soem TO have remained
loyal, snd the polIco are reported to be
on the track Of. the agents who. 70
caught Will HgIi.Sis " very severe
punishment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

ThESr IS living at the house Of Capt.
Means 8 girl about 0 years Of age whose
history ~ remarkable. An American
vessel called ss q small islsud In the
PsciGc Ocean TO procure water. The
island was Inhabited by cann,hnf,.
They brought this little girl to sell for
the Captains dinner. Offering to pre-.
pare her for cooking II they would bay.
The Captain told them he woald buy
her. She was bought and the Captain
afterwards meeting Captain Mesnk
gave her to bin. She still believes she
will bc killed and eaten, and when
strangers enter the house she clings to
Mrs. Means, ana bess protection Of
her.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

THr Hrdid tepprtl . ,eesyersation.
With, osAesr Oo1tsi dths Hess poin,
Academy, 40 70 tho effect Of petitions
now circulating. requesting Che Presi.
den. 70 restore Csdst whitaker, to Ihis
former place and allov b!ss 10 grad.
usto. The oficcr said ikst,, wl,ls the
President can send the eide, back to
West Poin. as oisen a ho pieasss, he
cannot graduate kin. No msmbor Of
the ptsssnt bosrd soeia or would sisn
Whiltsksr's diploma. Hs had conspic.
uou:ly failed A.sr repssts0 ssIsmp.s, to
,pass the sSamipation. ssa >
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

THt story that Senator Baysrd's seat
is to be contested in the approaching
Senatorial election in Delaware is With
ont foundation. The Delaware people
are proud of their Senator. ns they have
every reason TO be.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

THE annual report Of General Soho;
field, commander at West Point. declares
that the discipline aud military inslrue.
tion there could not be much better than
they now are. The report devotss con-
siderable space to tho whittakes essS.:
discourses social and race pretIdt5eS.
and takes grounds agAist Che spRSiht.
nHetiG Of coloied ca6efS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

II Is said the Union Pacific Huilwny
Company recognize the tendeticy to.
ward lower passenger fares. std the
rate from Omaha to Ogden. a distance
Of 1903 miles, has been reduced from
ST. to $62. or from Il cents per mile
20 @ cetitA per mile. ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

OSE james Long. Of Sitro. tried the
novelty of riding a yearlins calf in
the streets OF that city and created the
desired sensation 10y getting himself
bueked and banged to the extent Of q
broken arm aud sundry other. salatni.
tiks OF lesser tYIshitide:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

HoS. ALEXANDER MITCHELL has just
returned FROM New York and confirms
the staternetit that Syndicate Of Amer
loan and English bankers has been
formed to furnish $40. .UOO, 900 10 CON-
plote the Northern Fac:ec Rilass:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

THr Bodie Standard. Ness has tassed
Into the eottrSi u Croeher & Co.; Who
are heafy creditors Of the concern.
They will dispose of theit half as subh
rs possible.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

The San Francisco Safe Deposit
Company has just put In tho largest
single rauit In the world. It weighs
800. 900 pounds, and had to be eattied
across the continent in pieces. 40 cars
being required to transportit. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

DAVE MCPARLANDsh shot three times a,
Ab. Smith, Saturday evening says the
Reno Journal, bot luckily the shots did
no harm. The trouble occurred in the
Arcadc. over a game Of cards. An hour
or two after the shooting wo saw the
two men together on tho street. so judge
that they forgot and forsavs each
other,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

TnE Indian Bureau In i,s late report
to the Department, recommends thSt
the l,'oo 200 acres Of land comprising
the ha'heur Roserva,iap, be appraised
and sold, and tho proceeds be invested
for tho benefit OF the Iudians.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

TnE Eafsprr says Fiat many ueu
ngaiu oongrega,e abous Ibs s.ock
boards in virgiph City. snd taore
stock talk IL heard fhnn for Eve tsoStbs
past. Il seems .~Sc IN the air ltr
small boom III nyh at hard.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

The Salt Lake Tri6aAs says, The
Afth shipment of Bullion otei Wood
River. wns sampled yesterday. and
assayed 264.4l OF. There were lOs sacks.
and the total weight was IA. .4S3 pounds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

d THE official voto OF New Jersey Is:
For Governor--Jullow 3D., al.s66;
Potts (R.). 121,0l5; HoIie (GJ, 2,759;
Ransom tP.L l95. The Electoral vote
IL, Garfield. 100, ,655: Hancock, i22. sos;
Weaver. 9.ei7; Neal Dow, 1914. Han.
cock o plHrsli,y Is 2.0f0. H rUr
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

The trusted treasurer for tho Wash.
iug'on Guard, OF virginia City, one
Deeblo by namo has unexpectedly de.
parted from tbat locality. and the
Aforesaid military company IL minus
81 200 iu consequences. ssal4 3.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

TRK Burekr Con. the Stannd says Is
At present wording = larger amoun, cf
custom orc than dvtr before and is run.
ming up 70 i,.e Ai,ics, capacity IN this
dire ctioN
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05
y SHd Accident.

ptom the .iPpsai OF the Goth we learn
ths following particulars OF the acci
dental shooting OF Charles ID. Meder at
that place Wednesday evening:
James Crawford. Superintendent of
tha Carson Mint, was engaged in cl, nm
ing Winchester rifle in his room. and
the weapon was accidentally diseEaFged.
The ball passed through q partition.
aud striking Charles u. Meder. n
~eiSber In the eoissr's department, in
fict-d n wound in the kidneys which, il
IL thought, will prove fatal. The young
man wounded is II son OF Hop. Is. IL
IledeI. Mr.. Cuwford is said to be
HlnoTi craig oser Tho sad nfTair.
few hours before the accident Mr..
Crawford had bees attending a turkey
shooting match. nri hud discharged nll
the cartridges in bis Puh. lie hid bis
Gfn on q bench. and as u looked about
tho same ~ seretai others che Supposi-
ticn is that some one loaded 1t through
mistake.
The young man who is shot had just
risen from his dinner when the gun was
discharged. The accident has EIed the
hearts Of large circle OF tho people q
Cafson With saduesa.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05
rAe treaty w,,A thi..::

The reported action u ID. Cbihe.e
CommissioA In Modification OF tbs
proriii5nS d the Bbrlinsame Treaty:
has revived dissHtaion Of the Chines.
Question athOhs the leading journals oi
the country and makes clearly apparent
the broad gulph dividing tho sentiment
OF tho greater portion Of tho Eastern
bfess Hpoh this subject. ifom that Of
the West. The San FraIcisco Ezaniner
In its last Sundays issue. points out
some Of the dineulties besetting the
way TO an .bolisbment OF the evil Of
CbineEe Immigration, but seems to
have overlooked tho chief obstacle 10
the accomplishment Of that object;
namely; the cupidity Of Americans. re-
gsrdless OF political predictions. who
profit by the coming OF the Chiuese.
and the maudlin religious fauaiicisn Of
Eastern sentimentalists. True. the lat
ter element is found almost exclusively
within the rat1ks OF the Republican
party, but hot so with the former; they
being generally men Of wealth. and con.
sequeptly, men OF influence in all po-
litical parties. The Examiner says:
"No possible treaty with Chiun will
alone serve TO exclude the Chinese.
The immigration Of Mohso lians 10 tbi
city has never at any time been under
the eohtrol OF the Chinese Government.
They sail not from point in China, but
from one IN British Colony. The
trade and treaty relations existing
between Great Britain and China are
such that the Chinese cannot be pre-
vented from going to HGngkong as often
and In ms large numbers as they plense.
1t is from that port they take their de.
parture TO the United States. Therefore
a treaty With Great Britain is OF even
more consequence ihnn one With China.
Thisis no new difficulty. It has been
pointed out over and over again. II
the Republican party had really been In
earnest about the exclusion OF the Chi
nese, they would have sounded the
English Government years ago. in TO.
gard TO The willingness Of that Power to
intefpose difficulties in the way Of their
detarttre from Hohgk6hs: That would
look like business. and therefore it
would not look like the Republican
pnrty's real sympathies In this connec-
tion. An amendment Of the Burlin.
game Treaty is q very proper thing.
but it alone will not snfhce 10 aceom.
plish the desired end. 1t vas tight that
It should be amended becHtise Il stood
III the way Of local legislation. But
how the qHestion arises. do not our
treaty obligations with Great Britain
Sind IN !he way Of th6 passage 6I laws
intehsta 70 prevent Chinese landing iii
this e6nhffs from British ships7 There
can be no d6ubt that they do. Tha!
befns soi What cSRhee is there Of those
bbHan;i5ts being athetided so as to meet
this particular diAacuHy. We can see
other stbhtiins 6iotfs in tho way Of
the final settlement Of tbis question
hardly less formid lble than the one we
have pointed out. But enough for this
occasion. Until a downright, earnest
Dem ocratic Administration comes into
power, We do not believe Chinese fhni.
grafton will cease. Tho end is yet far
OIL. The people who ore desirous oi
making the Chinsman a citizen and
voter are not the persons who are ilk6ly
to make haste to reach it,"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

Sfxfr men were buried in a shoS-
sl'-s which occurred near Chalk creek
ON the Denver Il Rio Grande Railroad,
ThtrsdHy last. One man was killed /;
hiretsen badly injutsd. and eleven
Slightly Eart: The slids tat.icd Away n
qnaftet o. mile Of the railioHd track.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

rfE Presidential Electors for ,Ait
State meet at Carson t0 morrow for the
purpose 81 6hookihg ole ~ ihsir number
ms n messenger to convey Tie returns to
the Rational Capitol.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

FIJI SEisiai count u lie ists bi Ari.
Iona SSoss That both branches Of the
Legislature is largely Democratie! aa
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

TAr souih.th Pssias AaIlfosd ,rrs.
10 laid thirteen miles elSl III the Rio
MStsltes rivet. New Ae4ie5. ..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

II II. MEDIA. wso was sedsdeHtB
shot ~ ca,s6p By siaiperiui.Bdsut
cta~iofi. Of tho United States AtA..,
lat Wednesday. is r.posssd d 6sfSE
now out or danger
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

A ooob story Is told Of Van Ambureb,
tho great lion tanner. now dead, On
Quo occasion while IN a bar. room tfor
he drsnk so much thai, to uss his own
etpfessioh, 1T you cut me open 6
WHISKY would run oft. aIthonel, he
ra.elt got drunk). ke wss sst cd hou ne
got his wonderful power sret nnin,sIs.
lio ssid} "Iis by showiuE ihsts tina,
I'm bot In ihs iesst nifsid nf ihenu, snd
by Aseping my eyes steslllt on theirs. 4"
He hHti Z COED deal stoard. aid said /:
ON give an e."tStf6 OF the powcf Of
my sto." Pointing to q Ioti,isB fellow,
who Vas sitting near by, he saids "You
sec tina! icllow7 He's regular clown.
I'll mako him como setoss tho fcom to
me, shd Won, say & VOID 10 him."
sitting d6wh, he sIcd his Keen, steady
eye oh the man. Presently TN fellow
"traighioned himself gradually got up
snd eaurn slowly across TO the lion,
tstnrt. WIEN No got close enough hr
drew bHch his arm aud hit Van Ambusb
Tremendous blow Hnder tho chin.
knocking him clesr over The chair, with
the remark. "Tou1l stare al the like
that again. Won't you"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

GEor.iE EItfsoss tefFs itc White Pine
Hs~' tho following pitiiuf story, Two
little children OF Jsrtes Sfeith. Of
White RifeT. ono four AMI The other
tbree yeats old. were left alone in the
hotss ono dsy last week. BY soms 40
cidsnt not ErowH, tho efothiug OF the
Youngest child, girl, caught FIRE. and
she aud her little brother started out
and walked n Me-. Ellison's distance
OF two and q half miles. Her clothes
were on FIRE tho entire distance, burn.
ing slowly, tn,fi fltef literally burned
up. When they teaetfed Mr.. Hlison's
not 4 particle OF clothing remainsd. and
tho chiid's waist, arms aud necks were
burned 10 4 crisp, presenting & most
pitiabls sight Everything possible
was done to relieve the cthldfs suffer.
ing, but 10 no purpose. sho lived
twenty four hours, when death relieved
her from her suffsrings. 2H.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

Tns ,oicsrspbic announcement that
Hon, r. N. Dsege,t has gone with
John Msesey on ihp 10 Europe, is
probably incorrect, Mr. Dsggctt's
ssfs Of ONCE a. Representative from
Nevada does not eSpi1s until mort
March.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05
From CoioraaS.

Rilly MuncOy. formerly II this place.
says the Time. R.tH~. trs gohs into
Winter qnhrters At Silrcf CliH, Caster
county. Colorado. He writes 10 t'fnhk
Culver tha, IL is thriving little town.
and is supported by several quarries
which produce lnrge quantities of low
grade ore. Several old Ttscarorans
hre hcnted thero, all OF whom are dUinr
we'll. Muncey has his ego upoii an
anthracite coal deposit in the Ute Res.
ervntion. which he proposes to develop
next Spring, whether the reservation il
thrown open TO prosbCctors OF not. He
thinks the dry is Not distant when the
U. S. Government win b Compelled to
make some satisfactory arrangements
with the Utss whereby prospectors will
be permitted to develup fire Mineral
resources Of che oountry ia peace and
safety. on the cotintrS visi,ed by him
in Colorado he ofitcftains 4 high opin.
ion. particularly OF Pts ecnl deposits.
which he says Gun be nIined A-1i cold Of
nprof., much cheHpst thsh tto same
qualify cSh DO shipped from the East.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-12-05

BorM branches Of ths kriEoua Lcsis
isiurs are largely Democratic,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-07
HOUSE

Washington. 6.-Night sessions
were ordered for Wednesday and
Thursday to consider bills reported
by the naval committee.
Washburne, from the public lands
committee, authorizing the Chicago,
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad &c
extend its road through DAkots. Re-
lerred to the committee of the whole;
also bill authorizing the Fort Worth
and Sioux City Railroad Company tc
extend its line TO the Missouri River
By Shelby, from the railroad and
canal committee, authorizing the
secretary OF war to contract with the
San Antonio and Mexican Border
Railrcad Company for the immediate
construction OF a railroad from Sar
Antonio to a point near Leardo
Shelby moved to refer it to the com
mittee OF the whole.
The Senate resolution giving print
ing office employees attain holiday
passed.
Atkins, chairman OF the apDropria
Gl0n committee, reported the naVa
appropriations bill. Referred to com
mi.tee OF the whole. The repor
states that the navy department esti
mate amounted to $14 100000. Thu
com mittee reduces the amount $21S,
600 from the estimates making
1856. 600 larger than last years bill.
Clymer moved that the House q
into committee upon the army
appropriation bill, which motion wa
antagonizad by Springer, gho desired
to call up the Curtin. Yocum CONTESTED
election case. Clymer's motion was
however. agreed to. and the Hous,
wsnt into committee, Springer in tot
chair, on the army appropriation bill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-07
The Death-rate Of

Our country is getting to be feariulIy
alarming, the average OF life being
lessened every year, without any
reasonable cause. death resulting
generally from the most insignificant
origin. At this season of the year
especially, cold is such common
thing that in the hurry of everyday
life We are apt to overlook the dangers
attending it, and often find too late,
that a Fever or Lung trouble has
already Sc. ip. Thousands lose their
lives in this way every winter, while
had BOSehee'S German Syrup been
taken, cure would have resulted
and large bill from a Doctor been
avoided. For ali diseases of the
Throat and Lungs Boschec's German
Syrup has proTen itself to be the
greatest discovery oiitI kind in medi-
cine. Every Druggist in this country
will tell you OF its wonderful effect.
Over $4,000 bottles sold last year
without single failure known. js20
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-07
During the Week of Conference


The Great Register of the Studebaker
Brothers will DO open for signatures.
Each perIoa visiting the house will,
on signing his name. receive a
ticket which will entitls him to one
chance in the Improved Utah wagon
free of charge, and be shown through
the extensive Carriage Repository and
Wagon Yards, in which you will find
set up ready for the road all sizes OF
their newly improved Utah Wagon,
from q to 5 inch cast skein or
steel skeiD; and spring wagons of all
styles, sizes and prices; also Buggies
aud Carriages of the most unique
styles. The fact is, it will be the
spring opening of this house. Two
OF their Mammoth Green Cars will be
here direct from the factory with
Buggies and Spring wagons this week,
so that by the 9Th inst. a line of the
finest wagons ever exhibited in Utah
will be on wheels, and will be worth
the time spent in examination. We
had no idea that there was such
extensive yards, running back along
the Coop. line $50 feet. with the
large brick building 10Ox41 feet, With
basement and two fo0rs of the sam,
size, closely connected by the elevator.
which carries the largest farm wagon
to the third floor or basement in less
time than it takes 10 tell it. We be-
speak for the Studebskers q share OF
your trade, knowing they are here to
stay, and to furnish wagon that
will recommend itself better than any
words OF ours. During Conference
the Repository will be oaen from 6
am. till z pm, 30 that all may have
an opportunity to look around
whether they wish to purchase or not.
You are cordially invited to call. az
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-04-07

IN THIS issue of the HERALD will be
found the second of a series of letters
from Los Angeles. The first Of these
letters, which was published some
weeks ago, brought to this Office
many inquiries concerning the de-
lightful region, its resources, business
industries. opportunities for laboring
men, artisans, agriculturists, etc.
These letters of inquiry were duly
forwarded to our Los Angeles cor
respondent. who will answer them
through the HERALD, giving the de-
sired information. His communica
tons will appear from time to time.
Our correspondent is not only we'll
acquainted with Southern California,
but Is thoroughly reliable gentle
man, whose assertions may be &C
cepted as facts.