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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-04-17
The New Schoo, Law.

The County Superintendent OF
Schools being piled with questions re.
specting the new school law, which,
owing TO the fast that no copy OF the
enactment could be obtained by him, he
vas unable to answer. that official ad
dressed the State Superintendent upon
the subject. hoping to procure the de.
sired Information. In reply, Mr.. SEES
sions states that the reason copies OF
the law have not been distributed, is
that they are not yet issued from the
hands of tho State Printer, and the
work ia proceeding much more slowly
than was anticipated. Mr. Sessions
states. however. that the former law has
been changed in only two particulars:
First, giving County Commissioners
power To create and to abolish districts
under certain circumstances. without
petition. Second, prohibiting trustees
from Extracting debts which the in.
come Of tho year is insufficient to meet.
lie further adds: 1.-THE term year means
the fiscal year, I think, although there
is n difference Of opinion on that
point"
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Dress Making

Mrs. ii. Q. Burt has just opened the
business OF dress making aud hair. work
at the old stand west Of the P~ostofice
recently vacated by Gerber. the jekeler.
Mrs. Burt is n thorough mistress of the
art in which shc engages, having had
several years practice under the best in.
structors Of San Francisco. and all do.
string neat. tasty aud good work in the
dress making line can secure tho Same
by leaving their orders with Mrs. Burt.
Curls. switches anil other hair.work,
also skillfully handled.
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From Tuesday p.ily.l



A new floor has. just been laid in the
dining-room Of the Hotel.
Special communication at Masonic
Hail at z O'Clock this evening.
Joe Jarrett. who was in town from
Independence valley. struck out for
home BY private conveyance to-day.
From all parts of the county south OF
the railroad. We learn hat the ranchers
are busily engaged in blowing. the
ground being 10 excelleu, covdition.
A leak in the boiler at the Touring
mill caused n suspension OF grinding
to-day. but the damage was sliyA: aud
business at the Mill will be resumed to.
MORROW. .
G. T. Corona. merchant tailor, has
removed from his former place Of bust
urss next to the Drug Store, to the
old bank building on the opposite side
Of the street.
The sudden movement in mining
stocks has had n deleteIious effect upon
tae poker games in town; the DISPOSE.
tion to husband resources in order 10
take advantage Of the anticipated
boom. having already become painfully
manifest.
Mrs. and Miss Ainley. Miss Caddy
Hickman and Ms. Smith; in fact the
entire feminine element of john Ain.
iey's household. departed Un an extend
cd visit to California, by the train yes
teTday morning. leaving the proprietor
of the establishment ab iolu to monarch
Of the abandoned premises. None but
needy widows need apply.
F. i. Taylor, until recently one oil
the principal members Of the Cont
mental Coal Oil Company. aud an old
friend of Ben Fitch, PASSED through on
his way East from San Francisco. last
evening. Ben stood in with the hote
man; III the relation of old reminiscan
c2s. choking Taylor off with half 4
dinner. AMI only let up On him as h,
caught the rniliSg to the platform c
the rear car rs the train steamed out o
the station.
A carload consisting OF eighteer
head Of flLe work mules arrived her,
from Carson City by the train thit
morning. and were transferred To- tn
stables of Dorsey Bros. The stock ar
part OF n lot recently brought from Mis-
50afi 10 b. employed IN the construc
ton of the Cars al x Colorado Railroad
and were purchased by George Luna
reaux. Of Eureka. Parties arrived her
from Eureka to day, and started will
the amin as for that place this evening
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tAr ur1 1lnl IidLf.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Good News.

Catching The divine inspiration. aud
s~urerindaced by n desire 10 see the
good people Of Elko county supplied
with u fine. cooling aud wholesome
beverage, during the coming Summer
months. Messrs. Reckhart & Froelich
ordered, and By last nights train re-
ceivcd. a carload OF the famous aud uu-
equaled "Budweiser Lager Bier"
proved from the finest malt aud hops,
specially imported from Bohemia, by
the we'll known firm Of o. Conrad &
Co., Of Maiuz. Geisenhrim on the
Rhine, Germany, and St. Louis, Mo.
Six able physicians and two celebrated
analytical chemists have signed n re.
commentator that "Budweiser Bier IS
a healthy, in'igorating %stimuluut, and
does not ~intorieGte." We have a number
Of inferior beers in this market shipped
here from various parts of the country,
and the cost Of transportation of an in
ferior beer being rs much AS with a
superior article, it stand to reason that
the superior article should be preferred,
especially rs the price of "Duiweiser"
il but Il trife above that OF ordinary
beers.
Sold By Reckhart s. Frolich, in bar
rels Of 6 dozen quarts each.
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Hotel Arrivals

Phil NcGinnis. Eureka.
ii. r. Wild and family, Bullion.
j. II. Cottle, do
VIM. Smith, do
G.. w. Keycs. Catiin,
VIM. Mccall, do
]. c. Doughty, do
j. NJ. Greer, Ohio.
Chas. Crabb. Santa Barbara.
II. Il. Byrne, Druneau.
Gale Hank. do
II. PicknTd. San Francisco.
I. Payne, do
Ben Schloss,; do
rs. Merchant. do
Ihos. Short. Ruby Valley.
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tfron Thursday. DAILY,
HalnAkrnai.

Sa1mAkunol.
Zach Tucker. with his family. starts
for Wood River. on the 18th Of this
month"; they go by private conveyance.
Messrs. Russell & Bradley. accom-.
panied by Mr.. A. ]. Lane and Mr.!G.
H. Shepherd. will start for their stock
range in the Raft River country, with
about thirty Ave men, within a day or
txo.
Thomas Short Of Raby Valley, who
has been in Eureka for sevoral DAYS
past. having been called ~ a witness in
the Richmond. Albion case. came up by
the train last evening aud remained
over here o:day. He starts for homs
by the train this evening.
Thomus McClelland, who left here
with his team loaded with Chiuamen
for Island Mountain. niue days -agu, got
hack in good shape to-day. lie reports
the road in fair condition except at the
crossing Of some OF the streams on the
route; the bridges being either impaired
or carried away. aud the swift currents
at the present stage Of water making
the fording both disagreeahe aud dan
gerous. He brought down Sith him,
for tho Chinese, $500 in gold dust.
The special car ''Pennsylyania" with
a party Of business men from Philadel-
phia. consisting Of w. l.. and George
Elkius. ]. L. Hill, r. A. weindener, T..
Mathews. j. +. Bailey, and q. ".
Huey, passed through here from the
East some Two weeks ago, and last
evening WAS attached to the East,
bound train, bearing the party on their
homeward "trip. On their way back
from California the party visited the
Comstock principal mines. and came
through direct from Virginia City.
Frank II. Smith. one of our old time
business men. has disposed Of about all
his property here except his large
dwelling house on the hill. and ha.
AhA "fA ~ lCLlONS ~ lIO
Angeles with his family. about the 20tt
instant. The long residence OF the
family here; the pleasant business re.
lations aud friendly family associations
have made them an integral portion OF
town and it's society. and their depart
IRE from among their old friends car
only be viewed with sorrow end regret.
That the attraction OF their new HON,
In the Golden State may fully ~reconcil,
them to the change they are about e
make, will be the earnest wish of thei
many warm friends in the land Of sag,
aud silver.
The preparations for the Spring rodet
by our stock men. are not only enliven
ing business in town. but the buckinl
Of broncos, rs with their riders the,
plunge about the plaza affords frequen
entertainment to the citizens uuequaleC
by a first class circus, and the exhibit
tions cost the audience nothing. !
long1legged bronco belonging 10 G.. II
Shepherds outfit. lit out from Dorsey
Bros. stables. about noon to-day. anc
after an abortive effort to climb tn,
II rg-Statf. flew over the Hotel pumI
a!igh;ing on the.rsilroad platform, whor,
the antics Of tie ~riptankeroEs beas. cul
minated in a series Of lofty sheep jump,
and n reaching for Bro. Clark's second
story windows; In order to prevent til,
destruction Of the telegraph wires. til,
ambitious ~qnAdruped at this stage O
the performance WAS anchored to the
railroad track.
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Wnntcd--Autonr Ikccht,

The Austro. Hung lrian Consul at
Pittsburgh, Penn, has caused circulars
to DO sent throughout the United States,
In which that official offors a reward of
90 torins for information reg ,rding tho
!ifo or death Of ono Antoine Bccht, OF
Vienna, Austria, who, il now living. is
Gl years Of age. Bocht. who was a
grocer, left Vienna for America in 1919,
and wrote to his father from Fulton
County, Penn, In 1862, since which
time nothing is known Of him, and IL Is
sutmised that hc was killed in 1.-THE late
war. lilo Inns fallen heir to property
which. II living, he may enjoy: or proof
OF his death vii secure tho same TO his
heirs.
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Stage Arrivals.
stage Arrivals.
Last eveuing-Jos McClay.
From Wednesdays Daily.I
Sal mad undI.

SalmndundI.
Sol Carmen, one Of the early resi-.
dents of this place, and we'll known to
nll the old timers, passed through by
the train last evening on his Sny from
Eureka for Wood River.
The Conductor of the train on the
Oregon road from Sacramento, which
met with the fearful accident at China
Gulch Monday. was welch. formerly
one OF conductors on this division Of
the Genital Pacific. who sustained
slight injuries.
Henry Scott, n former Sheriff OF this
county. and later a mining broker in
San Francisco, passed through here on
his way to the Wood River country by
'the train last evening. Tho protractcd
]stagnation in stocks rendered the bust.
ness unrcmunerative. and he, like most
of the members of the stock exchanges
sought other fields of enterprise. Henry
explained his bronaed and hcnlthful np-
pearhnco by the statement that lie had
been examining mines in n number OF
Districts in California, immediately up
on tho conclusion OF which he set out
on his Wood River trip. Ito met here
many old friends and acquaintances.
who expressed pleasure at meeting him
on deck and in robust health.
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Mas, ELtDA f. De toSo, widow Of
Charles Do Long, formerly Minister to
japan, has fled her petition IN insol.
voncy. owing to the expense OF sup.
porting herself and family OF Gvo minor
children. Liabilities, 81. 1885, a~ssests,
mona.
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liOicl A%rrIYnln.

VIM. Roush, sacramento.
l.. NJ. Frank. San Francisco.
Geo. Pnyson, New York.
G.. II. Shepherd, Coral Hill.
+. Il. Drown, Sonth Fork.
W. A. Shepherd, San Francisco.
NJ. L. Ogborne Cheyenne.
j. Il. Moore. Ruby Valley,
Thomas Geek. Tuscarora.
Granville Rife aud wifo, Missouri
q. Glenn, Catlin.
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PncIpc Con.t As.ts.mcr ,..

In April assessments to fall delinquent
number 80. amounting to 81. 0Gs. 40. OF
this, Nevada mines call for 1856, 45O,
California. St2s. OOo, Idaho. $50, 600,
and Dakota, s95. 600. In Aptil, 1880,
the delinquent assessments amounted
to 81. 1860. 900. levied by Al mines.
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nu,IioV; received.

The stage from Tuscaroro. Tuesday
evening. brought to the oHlco Of Wells.
Fargo & Co.. three bars Of Navajo bul.
lion. valued at 1858 96, and one Dor
from Lancaster Il Co.'s mill, the value
Of which was $l,0IO "a.
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FOR SALEs--FOa CASH.

The undcfsiglcd offers for sale nj n bargain
his store, with entire stock OF general iurf.
chindlsc. Toe stock IL new and complete.
Also q drelling hoti-s conn cctcd with the
store. Frat trees, flower aud vegetable gat
den AID Running spring . watcr on prcmiscs.
atstclass billiard saloon for sale or rent.
Call on premises for terms.
a. Is. CAkPRAuX,
paIIion, NevA
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For Snic.

The dwelling house near tho Dormi.
tory, belonging to Il. Augerson Is foe
sale for cash. For particulars iuguito
OF Walter Chase or Of e. Ansorson.
ElKo. March q, 1881.
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JosErnisE TAYLOR. Teacher.

ANOTHER shock Of earthquake lasting
four seconds, occurred at the island OF
Chic, destroying many houses left
standing after tho former fearful shocks.
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The best quality Of Rhino Wines al
he Elko Bakery aud Saloon. Rockhar,
& Co.. Proprie,ors.
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seed.t srcd-,, sss,.,,,

Fresh Garden Seeds aud Onion Sets
to be found at the Grocery Store Of II.
Chase.
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haImaEundl.

Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows to.
night.
The Touring mill is again sending
forth the cheerful hum Of the revolving
burs.
Cor. J. c. Dow has been appointed u
Notary Public for this county, resident
ut White Rock.
Eek Senator W. NJ. Stewart is on n
Visit to Eureka, and is looking through
The mines OF the locality.
A refreshing shower lasted a good por.
zion Of last night. and / .day has pleas
unity alterua.ed between Sunshine aud
showers.
Diaz. tho Mexican shot ut T~uscarora.
IS. contrary to expectation, Improving,
aud it is now thought that his wound
will up, prove fatal.
The press gang. assisted by n few
members Of au outside gang-ahd Il
cork screw. made those six bottles oil
Budwe ser, sen, up by ReckhErt Il Froe'
Itch, look uwiul slim in LEGS time than
some people consume in asking u bless
ing.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church 10 morrow. morning aud even
ing. Sabbath School at 1920
Subject IN the morning. will b. an
nouuced at the time; in the evening
Tho TRANSPORTATION" Seats free
All are invited.
The attendance at the Club dance
last evening, was not large. but tn,
company present was a very pieasnn
one. aud from dancing, which was Json
tinued uu,il midnight. extscted gait,
us much enjoyment to the square MAJ
aud woman. as was ever vas yielded NJ
I previous larger gatherings.
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stage Departures.

This morniug-C. A. Watson, II. II.
Watson, Thomss Geek and Miss Goorgio
Hill.
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CHAnrAoSE, OF tho best quality and
brands, CAN DO had at ItSOkhart Il
Froelich's Saloon.
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booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at tho Gem ROstaurent daily
by express.
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"NABOB' D
Pure Whisky.

EXPERIESCE II SHOWN THAT MA.
II . WHISKY one of the best mcdi.
cinhl Preparations )wn. aud II highly 70
commended by IN" aculty for all casca Of
Ne vousncss, Wcakuc ss, Debility, Dyspepsia.
Indigestion, etc. Its popularity Throughout
the Eastern States has been great. and II
comes to the PaciSc Coast ininrScd nv tho
certificates of Dr =. Dana Hayes, State AssIy-
or OF Massachusetts. aud DR.. II. q. Louder
back of st. Louis. Mo. These certificates uc
most direct w their statements, avcrriu. FIAT
the Nabob whiskytt without exception. the
purcst article that can oc used either NELL
cinally or for Indigestion and Nervous Af,c.
tons, and eau be used with the utmost conf.
dencc. The analysis shows that this WHISKY
Is free from favOring ola aCi Is, metals. or
other dcletcrious Distances. DR.. lIaycs
further says that pure, OF superior quail.
ty. and suitable for dietciic anil medicinal
purposes. Such recommendation arc tho
strongest that eau DO FURNISHED. and a. there
nre thousands Of lCitcra tcatifyinr to thr m.r
u. Of the Whisky n n family remedy aud
tonic, no further proof Of ils excellence need
be given. Sine" the Nnbob Mntiic ItrJ YhisSy
ha. been introduced. the Medical FIcuIy has
Dissolved properties watch make IL valuable
as u blood Puridcr.
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FiSE blackberry brandy, for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly puro; for
sale NJ the Com.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Following is the roll Of honor Of the
State University. for tho month OF
March, 1881:
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RUI.i. OF ".

Tue following is tho rol! of honor of
Eiko Public School for the month Of
March.
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sE0tcI Arrivals.
Jos. lIcClRy. Columbia.
J. II. Gibbons. Tuscn-o-a.
y. C. Dole, Virginia City.
j. W Jerret;, Independence VALLEY.
J.. +. Spencer, Salt Lake.
j. II. Martin. South Fork.
stage Arrivals.
This morEing-M. T.. OSdon aud one
Chinamnn.
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Hotel

Hotel Arrivals.
s. Gavin and wife. Pleasant.
NJ. l.. 0gborn, st. Louis.
A. O'DOnuell, Winnemucca.
A. Denny, Sacramento.
Henry Rogers, do
@. L. Bailey, San lose.
H. @. Brodor, San Francisco.
g. "A. Wiley, Willow Creek.
A. q. Weston, Lone Mountaih.
l.. j. Smith, Battle Mountain.
~e-
$50 Reward
We will give the above named reSar,
for information that will lead to the dc
lection Of the person or persons. who
within the last two days. took from III,
door Of our place Of business oil Com.
mercial street, Il sack Of secd.oats.
Il. RrtSnInr h Co.
ELKo, April IS. 1881.
stage Arrivals.
Last ovening-M. u. ogborn ant
Father O'Donnoll.
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FrsS old cosnao a, Roohhart II Froei.
ioh y
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Depurturcs.

This mornipe-t t. Spencer. Mrs.
s. NJ. Hillhouso and daughter and 8.
q. Weston.
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The following L. n list OF letters 70.
naming In the Elko Office. unclaimed,
for the week ending Saturday, April 0,
1881:
buchanan, Walter, Rurto, VIM.
Cambell, Milton, Gates, Samuel #.
Taylor. VIM. II. Young. Cbas.
Wallace. Alex.
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A bAHos invoice OF tho celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at tho
Gem Saloon.
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te,wcck IN Your avn town. Terms aud f5 outHE
gptrcc. 4 ldrcsst lialle't & 10. Portland. Me-
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TnE celebrated Peruvian Bittors, tho
very best tonic known, at tho Gem.
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fnrSn Broad, piOs aud oakOs a, tho
Elko Bakery.
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E. ]. Jones was in on a flying trip
FROM his Pleasant valley ranch y.s,er.
dav
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q. W. HUT. Z. NJ.

u"t"i Arrivals.
r.. II. T~rcgaskis, Kciton.
Oliver Rife, Mound.
L. Il. Drown, South Fork.
Jud Dakin, Lamoillo.
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A LARGE invoice Of A Roy West
Cigars just received at the Gem.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-29
That s1O,OoO Beauty.


 The circus man who advertised some time ago for the "most beautiful woman in Ameri- ca" has had several thousand photographs sent him, and has selected that of Miss Pau line Scott of Monongahela City, Penn, as be- ing the one. Miss Scott possesses form tall and shapely. According to an enthusiastic reporter 'sIt is not the airy, feeey, fimsy, ethereal nothing that Olive Logan describes in Sarah Bernhardt, but a realistic, tangible form. Her shoulders are rounded and her waist symmetrical. Her face in some re- spects reminds one of the late Adelaide Neil son; it as fair as the lilies, and the cheeks are tinged with delicate, pearly pink. Her features are strikingly regular and classical, and of the Grecian type, save, perhaps, the nose which curves slightly from the aquiline and verges upon what is generally termed the American feminine nose. Her lips are full and expressive, and her teeth are typical in their regularity and whiteness. Her eyes are large and full, of 8 dark brown color. Her eyebrows are most delicately curved, with long, sweeping eyelashes. Her hair, which is long, wavy and abundant, is of a glossy black and possesses that silky texture which is such pleasant contrast to the usual dead ebony we so often meet. Miss Scott is the niece of John Ryan, a coal miner, and they abide in rather dilapidated house."
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-29
CORRESPONDENCE.

The Equinoctial i'm the South-HIsh Water and Slow TravelinS-At Mont somery-One View of the Nsrth--Ths Catholics and the Colorel People.
 MoNTGnHrRRx Alahan,a hIa.sL nn
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-29
COMMUNICATIONS.
D.nYers of Dust.


 To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
 About a year ago you published some ar ticles on s'Dust" In one of those articles l streets was liar more dangerous to health than all the *zymotic diseases which our board of health fight with so much zeal, :" that i've do not live in presidential region. We live in sharp, changeable climate where the prevalent diseases are those of the res piratory organs (of the throat, lungs and na- sal passages), and whose mechanical irrita- ton of the mucous membrane lining these cavities induces disease very readily" and that .-on such dusty streets the danger is like that incurred by the grinder and stone-cutter, in whose lungs deposits of stone are found, and whose lives (no matter how sound and healthy) are limited by their occupations. ["
 In proof of this let me quote from the monthly statement of mortality" for Feb ruary, 1881. The record is as follows Ty- -malarial fever, l.; typhoid fever, |; cases from zymosis or ferment while from membranous croup there are ?; phthisis pull rnonalis Consumption 21; bronchitis, 3 1; pneumonia and congestion of the lungs, B; just four times as many as from zymosis. Thus it is evident that we are much more in danger Of disease arising from the nature or our climate than from pestilential ferments. Dust is in such climate great provocative of disease of the respiratory organs. ''We are in greater danger from dust than from stink.'' f.
 Against this danger, watering the streets is the surest known preventive. Excessive dampness, it is true, is not favorable to health, but this may be avoided by not water ing at night and by judicious use of the water. Water may be used quite freely pro vided the watering is done in the early part dampness of streets, like that of swamp and river, is dangerous. An abundant eyapora- tion of moisture during the day precipitates the dust and cools the air, and is in every way beneficial. 1s 1
 The dust of the streets (which is a very fine mixture of flint and iron, of the drop pings from animals, and of various ammonia - Isssass4tA s4. =E- fs5 rff '. l -zymotic diseases those produced by specific material or poison, by heat, etc.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-29
DUSTY.

"Why" said the husband to his wife, tDo you thus murmur and complain !? Do you not know that murmhring At adverse fate is ever vain 2" ssNay," said the worn wife, s.blame not fate; The grief feel would not be felt Were't not for that which 'nnurmur' names Twice OCT when it is backward epslt,''
 -Canlbridge Tribune. Just before election day
 The city gives some coal away The kind they call bituminous;
 And if the precious fiery food Is placed where it will do most good, The voting looms up luminous.
 -LOt.fsUille Courier Journal.