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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-05-22
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A teamster who arrived here from
Tuscarora about two weeks ago, was
accompanied part Of the way by Bob
Clark, q we'll known resident Of thai
place. VINO for t6nis time previous had
been drinking to eIcess. and left the
town the better TO enable him to taper
OF. On reaching the Springs, l6 mile,
from this place, n camp was made fol
the night, Clark as we'll as the teamstel
lying down in his blankets. On riGipt
il the morning. tho latter discovered
that Clark was missing, and = search
N the vicinity failed TO discover any
trace Of him. Nothing was heard Of
him here until the return Of the party
from the horse rodeo on Susie Creel
last evening, when tho mystery Wal
cleared up by the following statement.
made to us BY Dick Dorsey and o. +,
Rogers Of tho party referred to.
1--WE went up 70 Establish camp at TIC
small cabin on Susie Creek. about foul
miles from the 'Adoby." on reaching
which We found Clark bsrsfooted, hat.
less and almost helpless from starVA.
ton. Hourishment judiciously admin.
istered in small quantities at short in.
tervsIs. revived him In q few hours, and
from his STORY It Is evident that he had
become cruzed by his rotations, and
had got up from his bed a. The Springs,
wandering off he knew not whittier"
He stated 10 our informants that tn q
idea possessed him that he had killed
somebody in Tuscarora; that a party Of
citizens had pursued him with guns and
attempted 10 take Sis life, firing a mum.
Der OF shots at him, and that his es.
cape Was due to the fact that no had
outrun his pursuers and eluded them by
hiding in the hills. He i~mmagined he
was only o short distance from TusoA.
rora, and still retained that belief when
found. Even after recovering his
senses he had made frequent trips from
the creek TO the top OF the hill, think-
ing to hear the steam whistles al the
camp. all the time accepting as fact the
halucination OF the murder and pur.
suit.
Being assured that the whole trouble
Was merely an emsnAlion from his dis.
ordered brain; he was greatly relieved.
and having RECLAIMED his normal condi.
ton assisted In the culinary department.
until they bfoko cAmp: Clark was fitted
out with hat and boote, and started by
tenn on his return 10 TuseAtora vo&ihg
that he will never oipose himself again
10 oh attack from "snniks." We shall
SEQ whether he violates his VOW.
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aBAlnA6aAA1- so
The festival at Granger kaii takes
place this evening, and jolly tiine IL
expected.
Mayor K.lloch Of San FrSntnsco,
was . passenger for the East By the
train last evening.
Humboldt county is aill without D
Clerk; the vacancy caused by the desth
Of Major Sabine. not having yet bssh
filled.
Alfred Jones, who Was mangled by
the cars at Golconda . few dhys,aRo,
died in tho Humboldt county hospital
on Tuesday.
Elko Lodge No. 10. +. o. o. F. will
hold . special meeting a, their hall
Friday night. commencing at 8 O'Clock.
A full attendance OF members il ro-
quested. s1-aA~ % 81
The train from he weet last night
arrived on time. 1t il Undecided that
the big ferry boat, Solan6. at B.necis,
is repaired aud again on duty, and that
travel is by that shorter rotte.
The regular meeting Of Frietdshfp
Chapter. No. !, Order Eastern Star,
which was to have taken place Tonight.
has been postponed until the next
regular time Of meeting two weeks
hence.
Dr.. 6. d. Everett. Superintendent Of
the Elko Goa. mines at Railroad dis
trict. who has been in tho East during
the Winter. arrived here by tho train
this morning. He comes to resume
operations on tho mines.
The Tms'-RsrieW says: Hurrah. for
Tuscarora! Who says our people amt
patriotic7 Let the crowned heads OF
Europe tremble! We are going TO ceIe-
brate the Fourth Of July!
Strike the hcwgsg, sound the ~tonJon;
Let the loud hosannAs rtngi
Wake the drummer, burn your powder;
FIR, 5ang' whcop'cr OPT he'll nre, bin!
Warner & Co. to-day received by
teams from Gerber Il AltGbe OF Tosca-
rorn, l9l beef hides. &c calf skins and
3 bales Of sheep pelts consigned to par
ties in Sacramento. After discharging
their freight, the four wagons loaded
up with Lumber add coal for Urton &
Brown. and a small lot OF general mer-
'chaudiss.
While yesterdays west bound freight
traiu lay at Toano. it WAS discovered
that II party Of tramps had gained &c.
cess to a loaded, bonded and sealed car,
and the officers here were notified by
telegraph. to arrest them on the arrival
Of the train. The party, consisting Of
three yonns men we're taken from the
car and lodged in Jail. bat were soon
after released, tho company having ro-
solved not TO prosecute them. On eI-
amiuinG the car i. was found that moth
ing had been taken or damaged, and rs
tie Oriense was OF { nature bringing il
under the jurisdiction of q United
StStes Court; appreciation entailing
much trouble and expense, TIE tramps
were Toated as they usually are When
detected in merely stealing a ride
suffered to hoof Il until the next train
comes their way.
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aeMrdI FROM.

Frank Stewart. tho old L. C. pioueer,
who for a number Of. months past has
been restraining his Nrpctites and cruG-
Tying tho flesh. in tho land Of steady
HABITS, writes q letter TO Bart" from
Bangor. Mahe. Having received n
virulent attack Of bilious fever, Frank
was forced to let up on his pork and
nosrs aud take to a mercutiAi diet Which
10 Aeonpie of week. nearly reduced him
70 his original elements. he Is now
SquareiS on his taps nghin, boSever.
and during the Sunaurot. with INIT Col.
orndo and New Mexico in The interest
~ EaStcrh pArt'rs. And proposcsS In the
Fall to make q pilgrimage 70 kIs old
homo among the Hoosi,rs.
Frank hus not forgotten the old
Nevada friends with whom he fought,
blsd and died. by any mauner Of
means, and Notwithstanding the wean.
ING influence Of sup, rior culchure and
baked beams, still bankers for q reyiv.
Ing sniff Of the fragrant timber spread.
Ing its outrageous branches In affec-
tionnte protection DER the hsilowed soil
of the Battle born" State.
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0afhAHanAa.
. A special meeting OF Elio Lodge No.
10. 10. OF. aka place 1t he hall.
'beeinnihs'h 1t Q oSiSskt Nis svsainS.
Clarence Ashley. . lad OF II y.ars.
fell into the Virginia City reservoir. .
'eouPl. Of days ego. and xG drowned.
James Perry. : Comstoct miher. h.d
his skull broken BY . falling rock in the
tFotthan shaft. "Wednesday. hh qsjury
is heIy'to PROVE fstal.
Four more cars Of coke for the Blue
bell Company at Railroad district. ar.
rived from the West this morning. It
came to San Francisco by water.
Ben Fitch. accompanied BY Jack
WilGs, went up to the formers hay
ranch, Twelve miles above on the river.
with an OUTFIT for q summer camp. this
morning. The jug Of nourishment
they took along 'didn't look to be half
grown. and il Is surmised that Benz
absence from town will DO very brief.
The hSiso rodeo On Susie Greek was
brought to a close last evening. and the
stock driven to Dorsey Bros. corrals
here. Tho work Of parting OFT and
branding is actively going forward. and
az the band comprises about 400 head.
the cloud OF dust arising h6m the
ground stirred by 1900 boots. resSmbles
smoke from an immense eonHagrErion.
The stock generally is in unusually hno
condition.
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oA1nAIunA1.
". h Elis ~.s ths 5nls;s.Ajha,
BY stHgs for the North this morning.
John Trenor Of Huntington. and'Jas.
Burke and W. A. Tucker of South
Fork. were in town on business. today.
Another carload Of luui6er for
Utton& Brown. a Tdsearon. II being
discharged at the freigh. depot Of
Warner &'Co.
John Aihley aud. family returned in
good health from San Francisco by the
train last evening. The family has
been In California for some time past.
The stage fIom the north arrived
here to day ut 2 o'clock; fifty miles in
seven hours, including stoppAge at din.
ner and other places. must DO admitted
as rather good travelling.
John RuneS has secured Q position
as typo On the Ogden Pilot. and Mrs.
Rsmcy. his mother. one Of our old resi-.
dents, is Preparing to join her son at
that place. Her furniture wax taken 20
the f-epht 'sopetYd Shif6leEt to day.
Barley Hdtteil. who with his wife ar-
rived here from HIS stock ranch beyond
Wells, by the train yesterday. has I'm.
other severe attack Of asthma for which
he ID now being treated by DR.. Meigs.
Mr.. Harrell aud wife are stopping at
the Depot Hotel.
Eight thousand pounds Of general
merchandise for parties in Tuscarora-
principally &c: Smith, Woodruff & En-
or-wa forwarded to Warner & Co.
from Cnrlin, Saturday evening and yes.
terday. II was at once transferred to
TEAMS here and will arrive Sn TtscHrdra
this evening.
The Tunes. Revisp Of Saturday says:
Fred Wilson will leave here tomorrow
morning fox Wood River. He goes with
four horse stage, taking as passengers
Neil McGonagIe. fairy Holland. the
bu.ler. and several Heather Chinese.
Fred wall return here M soon as he lands
his passengers on Timber Stream, and
the chances are that he will secure n
back load OF returning Tuscarornns.
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LOCAL AND STAIE KtlNS.
!fRFOn saturdays D.ily.l
bal0aHunal.

ar;17- fSaIAa1unAi.
RAguhr'msstIrg Of Odd Fellows uifs
evening. o..
Nj. A. wld. n. .. koulstons and
Joseph Phillips iirived hero from Bull.
lion last evening. ..E %.
Mrs.. Josephine Taylor goes out to
Ruby Valley this evening to take charge
81 ths district school Of Central Ruby.
Mn. z. NJ. Chaplin Of TtSsarors. de-
parted for San Frincisco by the train
this morning; Mr.. Chopin soon after
started o. his return to Tuscarora by
prfvSte conveyance.
News 10 received from Cherry Greek
OF the shooting ut Oseeola on Thurs lay.
Of Hon. George G. Blair, Asstmblyman
from White Pine cottifS. by .. r. Mid.
dlston. and ttst tho formers wound it
is thought win prove fatal. The shoot.
ihg n taid to haro grown oIt Of A'Suar-
rel about childreh.
Complaint has been made several
times lately. by citizens with families,
That the practice Of riding aud driving
fdrioosly through the streets Of town is
iS~ndSngering the lives aud limbs Of
children not under tho direct guardian
ship OF their protectors. md. in fact.
that adult pedestrians are not wholly
exempt from the possibility Of being
Tun over by reckless riders. It 10. No
believe, generally conceded that people
having nothing stpon. or in which. to
ndo have Tn Hutliehable right to walk.
ana upon the streets. il they 30 desire.
ahd INC children of citizens aud tag.
payers inherit the SHINE right. Under
The law ftsso TIE hlso preferred righm
md must be respected. II reckless
young equestfians must hhvo IN au-
dience to witness their mounted antics
sufficient inducement might DO offered
20 draw a crowd out into the sage,
where they might comfortably break
thsir own neeks without endaugering
tAose Of less ambitious people. The
public streets have MOI yet been set
aside as racing grounds FOR hair. Drained
riders. md tho officers are negleciing
Their duty in permitting them 10 be used
as such.
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0Al9AwanaL

'1al9AGaaaL
esp. Hsfnsr returned ffom q fayipe
trip 10 TuSeArorA BY buggy last eveh.
ing.
The Touring mill Is busily bu.zihg
away on barley since the proprietor re.
turned from Eureka.
ElEo Encampment No. Q, I. 90. F.
hoidsfs regular meeting at Odd Eel
love- Hall at 8 O'Clock this syeHihS.
Charley Brosasmsr arrived by I.aRe
from Tuscarors.la last evening on .ts< Ma
to look after his mining if.srests at
Railroad district.
VIII Trton, tho boss connubiator Of
the Upper Level, returned from his trip
to tide water. BY the train last evening.
Una stttokOdt for home by stage this
'ttofning.
Ed. Jones OF Pleasant Valley has
mi Of the finest blooded horses in
Eastern Nevada, which he advertises in
another column for the benefit Of stoek-
'rSfsers.
Henry G. Ca,fin who parsed through
from the East h1ew days ago. returned
for the East again by the train last
evening. He has been visiting Eureka,
and came direct from the Base Range.
Mrs. David Lindsay O: Huntington
Valley, with her two children. arrived
here from the East by the train this
'thorhing. Mrs. Win. Mitchell Of the
above named valley. arrived here from
her home by buggy this evening.
F. +. Marx aud wife came up from
the Bay by last evenings train. aud
continued on as far as Kelton on their
route to Black Pine district, Idaho. Mr..
Marx goes to resume operations on the
mines Of the district that he soperin.
tended last year.
Q Spence 4 Benson have reloaded
their big cams with coke FROM the large
pile at the upper depot, and pnlled out
again for Railroad district. We under
stand that the Bnebell Cothpany lis
about ready to NJ another run
Of copper at their furnace.
Albert Mantel, the old-time bovine
~Persuader, the pop Of whose Pike
county pistol has not Awakened the
echoes Of Elko for 10! these many days,
put in a robust appearance here again
yesterday. He has been for long time
past contributing to the receipts OF the
base Rang, with the adjacent valleys
rs bis bass OF supplies.
A large number Of the friends Of
Misses Cady and Dorsey were at the
train. this morning, to bid them good
by. upon their departure for California.
A rattling volley of os~culstory sounds
mingled with tine rambling OF the
wheels just as the train began to move.
but q reporter being a morhidiy mod
est persoR. hadn't the nerve 10 wade
in and discover whence these Sounds
proceeded.
Aleck Coryell and J. f. dillSAn
went GU, to Lone Mountain by busgy
This morning, to make a preliminary
examination Of the mines Of ,Hat local.
lily. with the view OF resumiug work
upon them rs soon as practicable. As
says Of the average ores from the prin.
cipai mines Of the District are highly
satisfactory. and as these ores can be
obtained in large quantities at slight er.
pense. the district is attracting much
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SPECIAL horiees.


Mrs. NJ. O. Bart has just opehSd tho
business Of dress making aud hail. work
atthe old stand wost Of the Postofico
recently vacated by Gtfber, tho joSolsf.
Mrs. Bart 10 a thorough mistress Of tho
art Id shisb sho Sbsasea. havius had
sOvOrnl tsats practice Under Tic Bbsl in.
~struotors 81 San Francisco. and all do.
string neat, tasty and good work III the
dress making limo al secure tho same
by leaving theit orders with Mira. Burt.
Curls. switches aud othor haif.work,
also skillfhlly banded.
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BelIcNna Iianis.

From the Wood River Nars of the
18th:
Tho entire outfit for Dan Robinson's
steam sawmill is Oh the ground, and
ne.t Tuesday the mill will commence to
turn ont lumber at the rate Of about
$1,000 feet ever twehty.fonr hours. Its
propolling power 10 q 20. horse power
engine, and will be run day and night.
Articles OF incorporation have been
filed for the Bellevue and Wood River
Ditch Company. The rights have been
secured 10 take watet out Of The river
about ~ miles above town, and from
thence convey tile sanio along the foot.
hills east OF Bellevue upon Inc plains
below, for irrigating purposes.
The races which have been billed
about the country IA to come of on the
Bellevue track May 9th and 2Sth bid
fair to be a lively occurrence. Great
interest is already manifest, and many
horses will be on the grounds. Eight
are now training for the races advertised
and more are to cohie in.
II. VorberR, one Of Eeyada's chiefs
In the brewery business, has arrived In
Tho Wood River country at last; picked
his site for future operations in Croy's
gulch, aud commented tho preparatory
work to erecting a arsi class brewing
establishment. He has one OF the best
sites; plenty OF water. aid the full iHete
will not no loss than 20 feel.
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A dispatch to Coroner scyoo. notify.
Ing HIM Of the discovery Of tho dead
body Of n a about two miles west
iroih Wells, wss received here from the
latter place Oh Saturday, The Coroner
being absent, and no other person hav.
ing authority ID at, nothing WA done
Ia the matter. We are to-day informed
that tho remains are those Of Frank
Mooney, q nan known to many Of our
citizens, he basing lived In tHis place
and bOen employed In various capacities
not mALy months ago. No p~Ar,iculars
of his death has rs yet boon tetelsed
hero. o..
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Of Preparatory Department state
UniNSrsity fur Month VI AprII.
Hotel. ArrItRIs.

Hotel ArrISaus.
A. ]. Roulstonr, Bullion.
A. Wild, do
Joseph Phillipa do
7. s. Porch, Huntington.
lsidorc Lievrc. Oakland.
l.. II. Wnrdwcll. Moorc's.
J. ii. McCutcheob. Mound.
A. Il. sherman, osino.
Hourly Hogcs, Ogden.
J. T. McDsrmott, tamuilIe.
L.. d. LanbAm, South Fork.
T.. II. Chaplin 4 wife. Tusonrors,
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Motel Arrivals.

AUeoh AHFtNhtS'
d. A. Gilchrist a wife, Tuscarora.
g. A. Brossemer. do
W. X. Ellis, do
Mrs. T. Triple. do
w. j. Urton, do
T.. N. Catiin, do
Mrs. William Mitchell, Huntington.
Mrs. D. Lindsay 1 children, do
Geo. /. Thsckary. Ohio.
Frank Bartle, do
Fred j. Olsen, Eureka.
j. +. Spencer. do
W. Z. rotdham, South Fork.
A. Il. Mantle, Mound.
Mrs. Drumwiler. T~uscArora.
Miss Clara Smith, do
DIR. Springstein do
l. Lievre, do
y. N. Shropshire. Halleck.
NJ. Folk, do
II. Mcstnrie, do
c. Olsen, do
II. White. Sacramento.
John G.. Liant, Illinois.
3. NJ. Streeter 4 family, Lamoille.
j. F. MGDormo.t, do
Barley Hstteli i wi, Harrell's r'nch
.P.Greenleaf a family. Tuscarora.
II. II. Black, do
Rdwsra Espy, do
]. d. Dayton. do
Mrs. Craze 4 Two children, do
=. Schillerstrom. South Fork.
A. II. Corycll, Virginia City,
Lee ST. Clair, Star.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oyslofs
received At the Com RostaurOn. d..ly
by oIpross.
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Tho following Is list of lo.,ors 70.
naming In the Elko Office. unclaimed,
Tor tho week snding Saturday, May IL,
1851!
OrAsson john coady Emily +
Collins Chas French IL
hsmmond 20 Hill Miss MARY h
farus Strickler J @
smolE August Todd WE
q. ". Hut. +. NJ.
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FAArLiEs supplied with ico cream
Upon leaving ,holr ofdofs ~ tho Gem
Restaurant.
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THs bost Quality oi Rhine Wines a.
he Elko Bakery aud Saloon. HooLhsrt
4 Co.. Proprietors.
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CHAAfLoSS OF the best duality and
brands. can DO had Al Reckhart 4
fToelieh's Saloon
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Mage ArPIyaIa.

Last ev~Ouins--Chas. Brosscmot. Mrs.
fhos. Triple, b. A. ulltHrist and wife
and W. II. BllisI
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A AlnoE invoice Of the ceiEbfatod
White Rye Whisky just resolved a. the
Com Saloon.
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Died on the Road.

The Wood River Mere has an accoun
Of the death Of n. d. Jones, an old
resident Of this State, near bellevue,
to which place he was travelling by pri:
vute conveyance. Deceased owned q
farm in the States, and Ind relatives ID
Iowa; no lived In Reno Tor a time; was
guard ut the Nevada State Prison
awhile, and iroh Carson went Into CAL
ifornia. His health being no better in
that State, ho concluded ID tesl the
Wood River climate; and Tor that pur.
pose took passage overland, but he WAS
too weak. and gradually failed, dying
while on the road.
o. L. Green, our ex.CohntS CLERK,
was n member OF the ooroner's jur5 that
investigated tho case; reporting death
the result OF natural causes, md our
former Recorder, Fl A. Rogers, road the
Masonic service at the burial Of the 70.
mains, they having boon takon charge
OF by the order Of which deceased was q
member.
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FIVE blackberry brandy, Tor mSdioinal
purposes; wartahtcd perfectly pure; for
sale At the Gem.
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stage Arrivals,

This evening Miss Clara Smith, L..
bovefo aud Mrs. ]. Crsrc,
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IDepAstuPNs.

This tt0tning-w. J. Triton, and .
T. SpOhSer.
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Mage Departures.

This mornins--Hop. J. x. Kelley and
1. Lievrs.
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Stage Arrivals.

Last Otshins-J. Alexander and vile
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FREsii Bread, Pies and cakos a. the
Elko Bakery.
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MiL&Aukrt BtkN OH drausb. a, tho
Gem Saiooh.
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Hotel APPivhIs.


Hotel Arrivals.
O. J. Roulstono, Cornucopia.
A. II. Coryell, Lone Mountain.
Thos. Tobin. Mound.
o. W. Parus, White Hook.
, y. T. Jones and vile. Tuscsrora.
u. l.. Plumnor. Curiew.
p. N. DorlAud, Canada.
So
stage bepastuaea.
This morning-Mrs. DIR. Drake and
+. 7. Jones.
A LARGE invoice OF a Key wesi
Cigars just received at tho Com.
--~--
S~fhi%BSRRIEs and ics cream. flesh
every day. at tho Gem Restaurant
FREsii Bread, Pies and cakos at the
Elko Bakery.
MiL%Aukst Bfkn OH dtadgb. at tn,
Gem Sdio0h.
--
FIsk old oogusn Of Reckhart & vfoei
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Strawberries and loo cream, ifes
every day, at tho Gem Restaurant
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A LARoE invoice OF a Key wes
Cigars just received at tho Com.
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Fiss old ooso.n at Hsothsr, 4 vto.l.
ichs
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This mornins-Mrs. DIR. Drake and
+. T. Jones.