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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

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OAABOD4k
TIE vsst. bo0ad traiA rsaSAsd tAis
place s% hoars bsAind tine.
Hsary PlugAoG hAs sold out his
barnes md saddlssy shop SsT1ssasora.
and viii DoOo sssk other Asids.
We are Rladto learn that Assembly
men Kslly. Of our dslssaiiou has 20 far
recovered his health - TO sppsar in his
seat In the House.
School opens for businsss on Moodsy
morning next. instssd Of the Monday
folloutng. ~ prsviously annosseed.
Parsnts Will please take notice aad
make their arrangements accordingly.
In Justice Court yesterday the indi.
vidual known IS ''Rsd.sysd sim," vas
sentenced 70 sixty days -imprisoument
In the county Jail. Cause: Too great
. familiarity with another nsn's wood.
pile.
Alternate nov and rain has fallen
here almost With ont cessation, during
the day and SNOW l. still falling In
abundance. bat melts on reaching the
ground. and stands in pools all over
town. r
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IFroa T.ssd.y Dally.l
0AinaUnA.

The train from The EAst Will bring .
through nail this evening. arriving here
Al ths same time a. The East.bound sx-
press.
A.G. Dsviey. County Clerk. issued .
marriage lioenss 70 Houstoa Miller and
Minnie Jones on the Sch, also one to
o. L. Parsons and Sarah williams on
the 9Th.
John d. Bradley arrived from Ban
Francisco last evening. We vsrS
pleased to learn that his son JsH has
entirely recovered from his recent III.
mess, and Is attending school again.
E. A. Travell Of lath and Jacob
streets, Troy, New York, wants TO know
IL Rev. Alvin Ostrom is making this his
abiding place. II the Raw. Ostrom ever
graced this locality with his presence
we have failed to discover the fact.
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The Marriage CrrsmnnY.

Mr.. William Snow, one OF tie we'll
known residents of Ruby Valley. and
Miss Belle Pritchsrd. who has been
teaching the school in that valley for
some time past, were married by Rev.
A. J. Compton. at the Depot Hotel last
evening.
A number Of friends Of the parties
were invited to witness the solemniza-
lion Of the contract, and to assist in the
festivities to follow, and it Is perhaps
needless to add that they were promptly
In attendance. a
Prominent among the guests was
County Clerk, A. g. Dawley, who In
the role Of second best man, gracefully
and ~benevolently, gave the bride away.
Or. John J.. Meigs and Hon. T. N.
Stone, also made themselves agreeably
conspicious-.aiter emptying a half dozen
Of champagne-by q series OF adaptable
toasts which like the generous wine
they had absorbed, bubbled up spark
ling with original wit. The ladies
present-whose pardon wo humbly
crave for mentioning lAst-were quito as
agreeable and entertaining as ladies' al
ways are on suoh occasions, and without
whom such Affairs can never be Q sue
cess.
Whom the hour Of departure arrived,
the representative OF the press emerged
from behind the tAble-where, under
the p~retense OF taking notes as to the
degree Of ~gorgeousness Of the various
spparels, he had been i~udulging a taste
for creature comforts-and added his
good wishes to those OF the retiring
company for the prolonged life and I'M.
interrupted happiness Of the worthy
young couple who had Just launched
their staunch bstque u on the matrimo.
NAL sea.
The newly married remained In town
to-day. but propose starting abroad to.
morrow.
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From FndAy's Daily.I
AalnARundL.

0alnAEundL
We understand that Sheriff Fitch IL
on his way home from the east.
Volly BERNARD arrived here from
Wells last evening. and will give q dance
at Freeman Hall tonight.
The rain storm which has been stead
lily attending TO business for several
days pas: still continues with undated
regularity.
Messrs. Shepherd and McBurney, Of
the Elko delegation, have our thanks
for copies OF bills introduced in the
Legislature.
The bill Of Mr.. Tuska, Of Storey, In
troducsd on the 9Th instant. ITO regu-
late fees and compensation for official
and other services in the State Of Ne
vnda" makes many changes in the
present schedule. and provides-in the
event Of it's approval-Lhat the "Act
shall 60 intD effect Immediately"
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The express train iron u. EasI q 10
hours behind time to-day.
Frank Grsstssr started 70, San Fran.
cisco By the train Ast evening.
JET Bradley has recovered his hsaith
md Uill rsturn homo again very
shortly.
The snOv that fell here . couple Of
days ago has entirely disaplssred and
. warm rain II falling this e,enlns.
Asssrs. Russell 4 Bradley prOposs
making . trip down into Arizona. They
will probably start in the oourss Of .
week or two.
We are indebted 10 Hon. George Il.
Shepherd for . copy Of the reports Of
the Attorney General for the years 1879
and 1880. State, also for plans Of . pro-
posed Insane Asylum, to DO erected by
the State.
The hurried. business, yet cheerful,
air noticeable In all the movments OF
our worthy citizen. n. v. Paddock, this
evening, will b readily accounted for
by referring to . brief item in another
column under the head Of ''boru." The
young man is doing - veil - could b
expected under the circumstances.
In order that Doc. Huntington might
begin business Immediately upon hi.
locating at Winnemucca, an accommo-
dating Humboldter broke his leg on the
day Of Docs arrival. II our accom-.
Plishsd saW.bones fails to appreciate
such self sacrificing kindness a. was
manifested in the above mentioned In:
stance. the elements discovered in him
while q citizen Of this place have been
erAdicated from his moral system.
As an aquatic prospector. Dick Dor.
sey Is perhaps, the most successful
heavy weight that ever prowled around
in eight feet Of ice-vater hurting . hole
to crawl out Of. While down on all
fours, attempting to inveigls Dave Cas-
per into the treAcherous Humboldt, his
a~voirdupoiS was too great for weak Ice,
and Dick found bottom without time
for a remonstranoe. Aside from the
large opening he discovered in going
down, the fragments scattered about,
and the turbulence OF the waters . few
rods belox indicated where he came up.
Dick says he'll load that fellow like the
''lsaping fog" and sink him yet, before
Spring.
District Attorney Kingston's initiatory
case was the prosecution Of msndaci.
Gus citizen yesterday for furnishing dre.
water to al oleaginous Shoshone maiden
With the euphoneous cognomen Of Rose,
in violation OF the statute, made and
provided for the suppression Of such
t7affc. The culprit was arranged before
Justice Suggett, and in eItenuation OF his
conduct pleaded the statute OF limitation
but the District Attorney made it ap-
parent to the Court that the trifing
mater Of . couple Of weeks was not
sufficient TO absolve him fiom the pen
atty OF the law, and tho transgressor
was mulcted in . hns commensurate
with the measure Of his guilt. Having
no 'malgam about his person, the I'M
fortunate wa retained at the county'a
expense.
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BELLE CADr. Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.

Barbara Lang 100; Lena Al lander
100; Matte Russell 90; Willie Slater
80; Edith Taylor 80; Essie Rosenstoek
50; Fred Smith 49, Charles Waller 90
Charles Henderson SO; Frank Compton
o.; John Tucker 81; Birdie Scyoc o.;
Berton Ennor 81 Jerry Sheeau 95;
Myrtle Scyoo 50; Annie MulcAhy "a;
Tommy Warner 80; Willie Ford 80;
Lily Rosenstock 90; Stella Msyhugh
80.
Mas. J. TAYLOR, Teacher.
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Prizes Awarded.

At the opening OF the Public School.
Sept. 6. 1880, the Principal offered
three prizes in the Grammar Depart.
ment, to DO awarded upon the percent.
age Of standing, which were contested
for by the following: Emma Cullen,
100; Susie Payne, osH; Beoca AleIan.
der, 0sH; Eicula Warner. 95 10; Mary
Mulohsy. 9ik; Lou Crsighead. 92Ki
Harry Thibodo, 93X; Eddie Dorsey,
Elk. The fortunate contestants being
the firyt throe named.
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Cattle RhtppInK.

l.. Brooks. tho we'll known cattle
dealer OF Oakland, Cal, has just made
. purchase Of about two hundred head
OF beef cattle from citizens OF the ada
cent valleys. whioh will DO shipped
from the railroad oorrals this evening.
In ton cars. John McDermott, OF La.
mobile. ]. NJ. Mitchell, Of Pleasant, W.
I. Crane, Of South Fork and others, are
tho parties selling. -t..T ~
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-16

The School Trustees OF Elko School
District met last night and rescindod
their act Of the week previous and or.
dered the Public s hool toOpen on next
Monday, January 18th. Parents will
do well to observe the above and have
their children attend promptly and reg.
ulAriy,
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The Nevada Renatorship.

Tuesday. the llth. being the day
fixed for the Legislature to vote for U.
S. Senator, the Senate aud Assembly at
noon, on that day. proceeded separately
TO ascertain the choice of the respective
bodies for that high position. with the
following result. In tho Senate, Thus.
wren, Of Eureka, received Il; James @.
Fair. Of Storey, 10, and II. II. Daggett,
OF Storey. l-Meder, Of ormsby. casting
the single vote for Daggett.
The vote in tn. Assembly stood: Fair,
Al; Wren. z.
IN the Republican csucus on Monday
night. Wren was selected as the recipi-
ent Of the complimentary Iote he re-
ociving i3 and woodburn 8 Of the votes
Of the members.
The vote for Senator In ;oin. conven-
ton took place ut loon yesterday.
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o TrmpIar's.

The regular meeting Of tho Order Of
Good Templar's will be held At Free
man Hall at the usual hour, this even
ing. Tho nomination OF officers for
tho ensuing term will DO made at this
meeting and q full attendance OF nom.
bers 10 earnestly requested.
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III SEE you are generally full" re-
marks 4 person who sends a poem, "but
hopo this may get in" NotwithsiAnd.
ing the cruel charge OF the writer. hor
request was granted as 1901 A. the bas-
kct could be emptied,
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The whole cost Of planting and oul.
tivating an aero Of cotton, ginning the
product and delivering II on . railroad,
Is stated by q South Carolina planter at
Gil, OF about 6H oon.s per pound.
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alr A.tIsy c.epsr,s ,l..l Re..sr..

Tho great English remedy-hss made
more Outes Of Nervous Debility, SEMI
nal Weakness. Lost Msnhood. noctur.
nal emissions, lassi.ude, inability for
mental labor, dependency and such
diseases Al are induced BY youthful
follies and eIossses. than ell other
medicines combined. Why viii yop
snfsr1 Send 10 A. z. Misds, ". D,
No. II Ksarney street, Ban Francisco,
for the Restorative and Be cured. Price
% per bottle. Four times The quantity
eio. Try . bottle. DR.. hintie treats
sll private Diseases s~uossssfaliy with
out mercury.
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J. E. GILLroAS has opened a boot
and shoe shop next 10 J. R~osenstock',
clothing store, and is prepared to do al
kinds Of work In his line. lwk
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WELLS laborinB under temporary alb
GRAFTON. Mrs. Alice Williams, OF Alpine
township. Michigan. cut hcr tongue
nearly ont With . razor. She is devout
Catholic. and felt II her duty TO make a
sacrifice for the Lord. Her condition is
critical.
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A LARGE invoice Of fat, fresh, corn.fed
fowls. embracing all the popular varis-
ties have inst been received at the Gem.
direct from Omaha, for supplying the
holiday demand.
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~

DoAA8o1G6
Regular needing Il 0dd Fellows Co.
nighe.
The regular eeEa 1t the Stats Univsr-
sity. WIN bsStn next Monday With Pro-
fsssor ". o. Dovey ~ Principal. -
heretofore.
Tie Board Of Trustees Of Elko School
District met last evening. and in mi
qusncs Of the prevalence OF chicken
POE among the children In town, thought
1t bsst : extend the vacation two weeks
longer. The term will therefore. not
eommencs until about che gath instant.
Divine services at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, morning and even.
ing. Sabbath School 1t II: 90.
Subject in the morning, "The New
Birth Subject in the evening. Sam
u.l In the Spirit World" the eighth
and last lecture on the Life aud Times
Of Samuel. After the morning service
the reception Of members. and the Sac
rsment Of the Lords Supper will take
place. Seats free. All are cordially
invited.
Dr.. Tbibodo has at his Office . collec.
ton Of reptiles gathered from the cactus
covered plains OF Arizona. which. simply
to look npOn, produces sensations SINH.
lar 10 those said to be experienced by
persons afflicted with snakes in their
boots. In jars of preserving liquid re-
posing side by side, are fierce looking
tsrAntulas With claws like . lobster;
l immense scorpions aud ceutipedes, to-
goIhsr with some nondescript creatures
possessing tho body. tail aud hus Of a
nah. with the legs and feet OF a frog,
and something sprouung on tho back.
which, had the creature been suffered to
roam unmolested, would probably have
developed into q pair OF wings. The
Doctors collection is q rare one and
u that only a scientist. with a power
ful psncb.nt for bugology, would evor
have gathered.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Robert Writ, Ogden.
James Doyle, Hamilton.
Allen McCauley, Eureka.
p. Z. Reynolds, do
Il. Hudson. Huntington.
John Mckee, do
Geo. Simmons. Toano.
II. Wantbloy, Lamoiils.
q. r. Wagner. San Francisco.
Samuel Calvin, Pleasant.
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TIE California Assembly, on Tues.
day, ballotod for United States Senator
with the following result: Con. hiiler,
Republican, AZ; Judge Wallace, Demo.
orat, "a; scattering, T..
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The War Department Abolishes caps
for officers and hereafter helmets will
DO worn with trimmings TO designate
tho different branches Of the service.
Infantry color will DO white. cavalry
yellow, artillery red and signal service
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Grand I.rise RnmIen.

Tho stage from Tuscarora, Saturday
night, brought down 70 tho ofioo Of
Wells. Fargo 4 Co., ~ bars OF Grand
Prizo bullion. valued At SAGE o..
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A TouHo man named LOWS Castor
committed suicide at the Western Hotel.
Sacramento. Tuesday. by shooting him
self through The head.
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France Thibodo 100; Willie Cullen
100; May Devine 100; George Hutford
lUc; Mamie Russell 100; Alex Penrod
Ito; Josie Cullen 100; Louisa Adams
80; Joe Henderson 80; Clara Kiugle-
bach 90; James Russell 81; Beckie
Yestes SO; Eddie Litton 95; Susie But
Ter IS; Georgia Pollard "a; Willie Lane
81; Ben Craighead %; Minnie Litton
81; George Bruce 81; David Ogliesvie
90: Charles Butler 30; Eddie Butler 90;
Alfred Bruce 90.
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Notice.

For tho liberal patronage have re-
ceived during the past year from tho
citizens Of the town aud county Of Elko
I return 3 thousand thanks.
II. CHASE.
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The January appor.ioument Of State
schoo' moneys By State Superintendent
ID. Il. Sessions, as rcp ,rtcd to Superiu-
tendent Muller, gives TO Elko county
tho sum OF s2,O69 10, on tho basis Of
"a. 90 per census child.
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BONANZA CiTI promises 70 be the live.
lisst mining camp In Idaho this Spring.
Five nov mills are already promised.
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Hotel AErivals,

E. @. Brown, Tuscarora.
j. o. Williams. do
Dan Murphy. Halleok.
Mary Gulard. San Francisco.
@. r. Wagner. do
T. 3. Porch, Huntington.
N. Wines, Ruby,
VIM. Johns. Eureka,
l.. Brooks, Oakland.
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Joseph Lang ia authorized 10 colleo.
ell bills due John Armilago, and give
receipt for same.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Hermoi Mainly, Lamoille.
r. Ii. Beatty and wife. Eureka.
Z. Hardesty and wife. Wells.
@. J. Paddock, San Fnncisco.
John o'Brien. Cherry Creek.
Ed. Holloway, Ruby.
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lRIns Club.

A number Of our local spOrtsmen met
at Morgan's blacksmith shop last even-
Ing for the purpose Of forming q rife
club. The organization WAS perfected
by the election OF Z. Penrod. President;
l.. G. Currie, Secretary, and l.. E.
Morgan, Treasurer. It wns agreed that
the club should hereafter be known anil
and designated as the "Elko Rifle
Club" and after appointment Of COM
mittees on Constitution and Bylaws.
ground. target and range. the meeting
adjourned until Thursday evening neIt
Mt 6 O'Clock,
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TIE best quality u Rhine Wines At
tho Elko Bakery aud Saloon, Rockhart
q Co.. Proprietors.
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CnAHrAoS OF the best quality and
brands, can be had At Roekhart a.
Froslioh's Saloon.
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7. z. Pfcorrs, editor Of tho Dayton
Tin" has boon elected Superintendent Of
Public Schools Of Lyon county.
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JoHs KELLsI, the deposcd Tammany
Chief Is delivering lectures In Chicago
for the bencht Of a local orphan asylum.
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a Arrivals.

Last night-John Smith. J. b. Trues.
dale, Q. Trucsdale. VIM. Whitley. and 2
Mongolians.
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BHsRHAN was nominated for tho Sen.
ste by reclamation BY the Ohio Rspub-
loan caucus.
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TnShS are =. the present time 100
prisoners In the Nsvads State Prison q.
Carson.
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AaYertIaea ln,,ar lds,.

The following isa list Of letters 70.
naming In tho Elko o1ice. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday, Jan. 8,
1881
Ptlla d Alfred Blaine 4 Co
Cohen Mr. b MooseY A .
Q. W. HUI. r. NJ.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Arrivals.
q. Buckingham. San Francisco.
n. Polk, Halleck.
Geo. Costiye, Palisade.
l.. A. Gheen, Austin.
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AnAHEaAHE
3MSTrrHQ an.
rAas e. the Ual01 naViMos c..
net - OD0AoA.

The San frandseo Savings Union
Bank. situated at the eornsf Of Webb
and California streets, hes hAd h bas-
issss entirely suspended sinos Saturday
svsniug last. The time lock vas ~ 20
- 70 run over Sunday. On Monday
morning, the Bank opened ~ usual for
the transaction Of its Affairs. The CASH
Ter unlocked the combination, bot all
Efforts 70 open the door by means Of the
time lock proved futile. By some means
which cannot Be asoeftained until the
vault il opened, the lock refuses 70 open.
The method adopted up 20 the present
time consists in attaching . number Of
electric wires, ~emanatipg from . siI-csll
Daniels bsttssJ. ssdadauiS6sGhSnak
lum which acts upon the clock work
combination OF the lock. Should the
vault remain unopened BY tomorrow
morning, drilling will have to be re.
sorted TO. This will DO . very hard
task, ~ the vault was constructed at =
cost Of $4,000. and Ii built OF iron,
brickWork and plates Of laminAtsd steel.
The greatest Inconvenience il exper
fenced by tho bank officers. a. the en-.
tire set VI books. soooauH aud coin Il
locked mp in the vaults. +. ChronieL,.
II they had had one Of Halls new
Automatic limo Locks rith newly in.
vented opening device in case OF . lock
out they would have saved cutting a
$l4.OoO safe to pieces and opened 1t in
ten minutes.
HALL's SAFE 4 LOCK Co,
C.. G. WARNER 4 Co.,
Agents, Elko.
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A iinor ihvoioo Of ne celebrated
White Rye Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon.
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County School ApI ortIonmenI.
County superintendent Of Public In.
struction f. +. miller. has made the
following np~porlonment OF County
M TO the various districts:
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A LARGE invoice Of A l Key West
Cigars just received at the Gem.
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Booths celebrated oval ban oysters
received at the Gem Restaurant daily
by express.
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KOHL OF HONoR
or tho EIkO Public sehOol for the
AOhth OF Deeember.

The following list OF scholars are en-.
titled to honorable mention for the
month Of December. Several that have
been on the Roll Of Honor every month
previous, arc debArred from this by be-
ing absent most Of the last week o.
school:
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FRESH Bread, Pies and Cakes At the
Elko Bakery.
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oRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

Emma Cullen 100; Beoca Alexander
100; Rose GArrecht Sc; Eieula Warner
Sc; Mary Mulcahy s5; Susie Payne "a;
Ida Russell 81; Alice McClslland 90;
Lou Craighead 80; Eddie Dorsey 81;
Lewis Bradley SO; Frank Smith 50;
Harry Thibodo 80.
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rered 81 he 11ia0ss son.iaptsy % bsA1 nsI
sfsMS% |Is1Gnncl1.
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AS Ss' ;s',ss we, 60 &c g, 's z ! q ... sg''''' ''''
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INTERMEDIARY DEPARTMENT.

T. N. STONE, Principal.