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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-05-04
EccIesiasticaI Bill Passed.

BERLIN, May 2.-The upper house
of the Prussian diet has passed the
ecclesiastical bill, by vote of 81 10
AZ
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APPROPRIATIONS RECOMMENDED.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The house
commerce committee agreed to-day
to report favorably upon the bill
making appropriations for river
lights on st. Johns river.
The same committee heard Sena-
tor Cooke IN favor of the appropria-
ton of 100000 for the Improvement
of Arkansas Pass, Texas, and Sena-
tor George, in favor of appropria-
ting S250,O00 for the Vicksburg
harbor.
AFTER THE ARIZONA COWBOYS.
At cabinet meeting to-day it was
decided that the president should
issue issue proclamation for the
lawless cowboys IN Arizona to dis
perse, and if the order is not obeyed
to use the military to enforce it..
The cabinet sustained the action of
the president in his message for adj
ditlonal Legislation on this subject,
and disagreed with the action of
the senate judiciary committee in
reporting that no further legislation
was necessary.
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Always avoid harsh purgaiive pills.
They first make you sick ana then leave
you consfipated. Carriers LiNlc Liver
well. Dose, one pill.
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An Assignment.

LOUISVILLE, May Wheat and
Duff, Wholesale grocers, have as
signed.
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LIVERPOOL
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May 2.-Flour dull; How
ard street and western superfine % %
a5 90; extra % 25a6 90; family % Scat 80.
city mills superfine "a 00a4 70; extra
50 00a7 80; Rio branCs 81 25a7 81.
Wheat, southern steady and quiet;
western dull; southern red 81 35al A.;
amber 81 43a1 A; No 2 western winter
red on spot 81 A asked. Corn, southern
Ole; yellow &c.
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ADDRESS.

Gentlemen, Ladies', Teachers and Scholars
For one OF the youngest and smallest
OF the grade to which belong, chosen to
address you, on the present occasion. is
sn honor which assure you is highly APP
preciated, and will be remembered by
me with pride in the future, and hope
1t may be the means of bracing me up for
exertion, to contend In after life with the
great problems presented on the worlds
stage OF action, and in looking back upon
the operations Of our school, I am forcibly
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-05-04

This is grade of very small children,
many of whom commenced their letters
this session. Their examination papers,
in writing, spelling, numbers, and repro
duction of object lessons, showed pro-
gress that could not be attained under
any other system of Instruction. The
defamation exercises hefe were enter
tanning, and alike creditable to pupils
and teacher. The next room visited was
the primary grade, 4 and B, taught by
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-09

Al Hall ok there WIN, some dissatis;nc-
ton among the patriotic celeb a,nr rs of
TIL Nations Birthday, occalioued by
tho fact that the r, gular "tntf lift. rs -
ws'e not entered in The race; but there
was racing nevertheless, and u ball nj
night, IN which many Of the "youus
aud fair" participated.
Tho Fourth was appropriately celt.
orated at Wells yesterday, there being a
larg" gathering fom the surrounding
valleys. aud each Que seemed bent on
manifrsiing bis patriotism in his W
peculiar way. There Wis raring during
the day and a grand ball at night. We
have been unnble TO gain full particu.
lars Of these events. but enough IL
known 10 warrant the statement that
there uns a general good time
Quite u number Of II citizens cele.
bra ed tde Fourth a, South Fork, where
nv ry pl'nsaut time was enjoyed by a
large party, Including many from La.
moiIlo and other valleys. The place
selected for tho celebration w.s admir-
ably chosen in a beautiful grove near
The iror, and a gentle breeze. sunici.nt
TO cisp. nse With the %in<iuuaiipg services
Of the p.sifrrous M ,squ,to, added to
tho comfort of',ho surroundings. The
green sward was dotted with merry
arJurs engaged In dis, cliug chickens,
etc. Tho company wAs so large that n
committee OF arrangements, consisting
OF Messrs. Gardner. Ainley sud Young,
was appointed, but the gentlemen were
in doubt ns 10 their duties Till = happy
though, struck Mr.. Ainiey, and be
cried out, ''Is th"rs any music here 20
neinR answered in the affirmative, he
made tho important announcement.
turn her loose" and they do say that
Join danced ~ he never danced before.
The occasion wss one Of unbouuded en-,
jnymsnt, and will long DO remembered
by the happy participants.
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BehooI CLOSING.

Quite q large number OF tho Patrons
and friends Of the public school assem-
blsd at the School HOUSE this afternoon
to Witness the closing exercises Of the
term. which cansistsd principally Of
declamtions, music ect. During the
time We had the pleasure OF being pres.
snt there were give the following: A
poetioal dialogue by 8 little girls: Littls
children love one another, by Katie
Frsdenburgi The Golden Ladder, by
Edith Taylor; This old-fashionsd boy,
by Mamie Russell; Be in Time, by
Birdie DAwl"y; The Naughty Girl, by
Tommy Kingston; Suppose, by Myrtle
Bruce School Paper. by Misses Alex
ander and Yates; Music by the school;
Obedience. by Annie Mulch.y; Even
Ing Bells, b. Harry Street.; The Old
Homestead, ~ Ella Sheehsn; kissing,
by Carrie Bcardi Tho little Psdalsr, Ly
Ch,rlsy Henderson; The Minu.t. BY
Lille Rosenslock; Nothing K Do. by
Becca Yates; Hev the Leaves Cans
Down, by Mabel Kipgston: Prizes. aud
Monk, by Willie Beard; Music. Love
Ono Another. BY the school; Savings
That Shall Never Die; by Elma RAN
som; What I Wish To Be. dialogue. by
8 little girls. and replied to by Ars.
Taylor; dialogue by 8 little girls; Mu.
SIC, by the school. Then followed the
presentation Of numerous presents to
tho teachers. who we're much surprised
at this mark Of kindly remsmbraucs on
the part OF the pupils. The exercises
closed with q generous feast OF leo
orssm and cake, provided by tsschsrS
and patrons. Altogether 1t was a very
enjoyable occasion for ali who particle
pated.
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tFroa Ydday.s D.ily.I.


Twelve dead bodisA have besA rreov.
cred froo tAs Nrsek Of he Sxearsion
stsAAsr seio.o.
-Four children have bssa poisonsd a
darlington. Vermont. b. eating green
enrrAnts: Irha 9cE%-arrs
The British steamer Carnsmuir ar
rived at San Francisco on Wednesday
from Hong Kong. wnh $50 cAints. pas
ssngsrs aboard.
John W. lfsoksy vas passenger by
the west bound express train this morn
ing. General P. L. Common was also .
passenger By the sams train.
There 10 . foulmontbed bsli-heuud
in Elka who will get q had put on him
a. big as . bukhsl basket. n he don't
hold his peace In reference 10 ladies Of
whom he knows nothing.
There Is to be . running race, nil.
heats. three beat In ave. at thu track Of
the Utah Jockey Club, on the ish of
August, between wildmoor and Red
Boy. for 5000 a side.
aT. n. %tseost; ard his =on William,
were passengers from Salt Lake City by
the train this morning. Mr. wsscoa,.
went on to Eureka; William remaining
over here for a few days.
Three-fourths of the convicts in th.
State Prison Al Concord, Masa., have
gone on a strike. aud declare they will
not wofI until the usual holiday rserea-
ton OF one hour 10 granted. which was
denied on tho Ith. The greater part of
the cell furniture has been demolished.
Mrs. G. @. s. Wright arrived her.
from San Francisco by the tr .in Wed.
n-sday evening. She is now visiting
at her fathsr-in-law's, Mr.. o. Rogers.
bat w'll in a few days start for Montana
to visit her fathers family who left for
that territory about a year ugo.
Dan. Rice. now with Robinson'a cir.
Gus, left New Orleans q couple years
ago, says the Picayuns, and wrote back
to the hotel-kespsr. saying: II left my
oVercost at your HOUSE. Send It by ex-
press to Cincinnati" Daniel has been
dreaming. Tue hotel man wrote back:
"You left nothing here but an unpaid
Ioard-oill. What shall do with THAR
The great humoris. Of the ring has not
yet answered tho last question.
Frequent complaint is made by sui
scribrrs to the ISDErEEnrSr. that they
ara deprived Of the privilege of reading
their own paper by peri. ms who seize
upon them the moment they leuv. tho
hands OF the carrier. and, not content
with reading the same. pack them or
in'their pockets. To the parsimonious
or im~Pecunious who thus make mr.
sances Of themselves, We would furnish
papers gratuitiously. rathsrthAn that
our patrons should be subjected to
these petty annoyances.
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Local RrIsfa.

The jury in the halley trial at New
Haven, for the murder Of Jennie Ora.
mrr. brought in 4 verdict of not guilty
Mr.. David Gehney. accompanied by
Ms. A. W. Gedney and Miss Belle
Cady. who has just closed her school at
Central Ruby, came down from Wells
this morning, md are stopping in town
to-day.
Annie Louise Cary was married at
Portland. Me-, June 80. Sh. and her
husband will visit New York till July 8,
anil the spend balance OF the season
in the White Mountains.
Fonr cases OF yellow fever on the
brig Emma at Philadelphia, are reported
convnlrscent. About 225 cases arc re-
ported ut Hsvans. and the British bark
ParnmattR sailed from that port 70
Gently with four eSsrs Of a suspeious
nature on board.
II there are my errors or omissions
in our paper to-day. il is accounted for
by the fact that u head printer" got
on his snr to day about thu ~s;sr works.
aud threats OF dire vengeance filled the
atmosphere till everything looked blue.
No cards.
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Newspaper RUNNERS.

The ( flowing pen-pictnrs Of pusil-
luminous penurionsness. drawn by the
R'vrille, il an accurate portrait Of the
E!ko newspaper frnd:
The NEST ,xactiug aud unproft bic
reade =, especially Of u home paper. are
a certain class who do not take IL or
pay a cent for it. They centrally wait
about SALOONS. stores aud other places
Of business for the carrier to come
around. and are the fr.t 10 get hold OF
the paper. After reading it through.
advertisements and ull. mouopo,izingiy
deprivIng others Of IL chance to read it,
th'y ara The only ones who arc liable TO
car-Icssly throw it aside, declaring ii, It
there's nothing in IT,, or il they hep.
pen 10 see some TT Of interest which
they wait. they will watch thar chance
to slip the paper into their pocket. Thu.
the man who pays for II, often cannot
get II chance TO reud 1t at NIL. Such
n'wspaprr bumners ~ are refer red to,
are more plenty in oih,r communal s
than they are IN AuSrin. but there are
more than one even here. who can and
will read the application Of this little
sketch TO himself"
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LEGAL Rrl.n.

1be-dspa,tures by stsgsllis Aorn'pe
for Tuscarcra were DR.. t,rske. Mr..
futile. Mrs. Knight aud J.'B. Dyer.
James Brooks. the accomplished light.
ming slingsr, left this morning on a
visit to his mother p.Oakland.
Mike says the wedding did no, come
of owing to the failure Of the bride to
some to time.
As ve go TO press il il laundering.
lightning and raining. and our devil
hot about the collar. because he is
afraid he can't wear his pidnis hat to-
morrow.
The mnn-easting, mau-sized eque.-
trian g%orrills each day rides with John
Rcbinson's M.nagerie. Museum. Aviary
aquarium and strictly moral Circus, re-
q%uiring 3 rings at Elso. Tuesday, July
Is. 1882.
The eIcursionists who passed through
this morning we're from Illinois. Tn.
o~riIinators Of The scheme were tIessrs.
Haywood. Latham & Fell Of Blooming
ton. Illinois. from which poin. the patty
started. The fare 10 San Fr~rciseo and
return. transportation only, sl22.
vs. are pleased to state that II ". j.
d. Beard is rapidly recovering from his
recent illness.
Now is the industrious boy seen dill
gently searching for beer bottles from
the sale Of which he will couir,huts TO
tho eIchecquer Of Robins ms Great
Show. two weeks from tomorrow.
Nine guests are now at the Hot de
Fitch, six Of them having been kindly
presented with br~celets-for the feet,
by the generous hest.
DR.. Iiuntington's in,a,int- desire for
beer was manifested last Saturday wen
ing, ut the Depot. when the buus fl.w
out Of a k-g. II you wish to smell Il
brewery for the next week. see the
doctor.
The following Is the roll of honor for
the South Fork Public ScaUoI, II SIS
Emma Gardner, teacher, Or the moath
OF June: VRda Duncan. LOO; Minnie
Ltnham, 100; Freddie Drown, 100;
johnnie L-uh.tn. lou; f Idle Duncan,
100; Owen Tucker. 100. lila Drown 100;
Charley sw-tla D.. 100 Daily
Duncan. 100; MAmis S%~cthlnnJ, 100;
Nettie Drown, %; Nevada H.TdrSly, 80;
Harry Swell aud, 80; Cora Wear, %;
Ellen Richie, %.
Be cautious tomorrow, boys, with
your fre-crackers. There is great
danger OF fire. dry as it Is. and thous.
"nds Of dollars worth OF property have
do destroyed by fires occasionsd by Il
Reckless use Of FIRE crackers.
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Harry Lorraine arrived here from
Eureka by last evenings irAia. He IL
now manager Of the TiYoli Varieties at
that place.
Z. P.nrod left this morning for Is
land Mountain. to look sitter his min
ing interests At that camp.
Mrs. william Dumphry wen, west BY
train .his morning.
Mrs. Dan Murphy. having sold ont
her stock oi cattle, departed for the
west this morning.
The Fourth wat celebrated with a..
proprials ceremonies ct rusoNrora. and
nothing occurred TO mar the eptnymsnt
~ tbV Festivities; everyone seeming to
be perfectly ss,isaed With the manage.
m0ut.
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tn. run.ghEor Arthur W. a.dn.y

The funefafof A. W. Gednsy took
place from the family residspce, Wed.
n.sday. Of last week, aud the large
number Of persons who cams frCe,
all parts Of Ruby aud adjoining valleys
for the purpose Of payiug tbsir last sad
respects to bisTemains. Rttested the higb
esteem in which he Vas held by those
who knew him bts@ The entsrprising
spirit which actuat.d him had placed
him in business relations with a great
number Of people in this aud adjoining
counties, and his sterling worth as a
citizen was 50 generally recognized that
his untimely d-nth was viewed in the
light Of an irrepairnble calamity, AMI
there are few inslsuoes perhaps, in
which a Summons from this life 10 the
Unknown Beyond, was more generally
and deeply deplorsd.
At4 o'clock Ia ths evening, the casket
enclosing the remains. followed by q
ong procs.slou Of sympaihizing friends
and neighbors on foot, was slowly and
iend-rly b roe to the gravt, prepared in
the family bury nS ground near by, by
sir memb .ra Of the Masonic Order, ap-
priatrly clothed, where ths body of the
deceased worthy brother was inter-, d
with the solemn Masonic funeral care.
monies.
A more impressively melancholy
seems than was presented ON that beau,i
ful June duy, in the miLst Of g valley
made especially attractive by the pas.
ioral BEAUTIES Of the season, has rarely
been Witnessed - the flower bsdecked
casset borne silently by baud; the grief
stricken mOutnets bowling In mental
!. anguish; the long line OF sympnibixius
%nsighbors following on foot. With heads
roTersntiy barred. and deep silence, like a
pail, casting au oppressive gloom over
all. was n picture OF peculiar aud touch.
ing sndutss which will never be oblit-
err ted from the memory Of those Who
took part on that mournfui occasion.
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RIsTRICT 90 UnT.
Hsn. n. n. BIEsIaw. rrcsI ing.

h"n- =. -. BigeI"w, PrcsI Ing.
SATURDAY. July |.
Court oonTsrod At ~ o'clock this
morning.
Stale VI. Tbos. Gibiip; Court render.
cd decision sustaining tie demurrer in.
t'rposed by defend ,nt to indictment
n ordered tho indictment dismissed.
Court rendered decision ou motion Of
Disiriet Attorney to cut T uolli ptoseqni
~ to frat count in indictment, ov,r-
ruling aid motion And took n recess.
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The uIg show.

In the annals Of popular public
amussmenis no name stands ont in
such bold relief as that Of John Robin
son, nor Ia there a show In the country
so prominently distinguished for keep
Ing lis promists TO tbs public. This
season lac goes far beyond all previous
,Tntis, mskiug the show tho greatest
,Gjtt Of his life. The vast aggregation
comprises ten exhibitions combined aud
presents novelties aud now features
never b fore exhibited. The circus de.
rertmtnt IL divided into three separate
aud diaiinct riggs, 10 which perform.
nnces arc all going ON OF once. while 10
the different departments OF tho mepSg.
erie wonderful md rare animals can bs
seen that were never exhibited In this
county. No such big show rs this las
over come 10 this section. nor Ia there
likely Ia be one for many q day TO cums.
The vast aggregation Of conb nd elbows
will positively be bore J:fssDir, JrLr
isrH.
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salAaEandi.

8alAaEandI.
Eiko Lodge. No. Is. I. o. o. F..
meet at Odd Fellows Hall this evening.
Nsysio was quoted at 81 As In the
Ban FrAneiSco Stock Board. yesterday.
wss.noties by the Salt LAX, papers
that AOner wiseman of Clar,n Valley,
10 o In that city ON business.
Spsnos's team arrived with ~. 900
Pounds Of copper bullion from Railroad
District to-day.
Net wiu.s arrived here from Wells
ais morning.
". Z. Davidson 70 sed through ON
his uHy TO Eureka iy the train tbs
morning.
Rsysrpnd J. d. hard will hold r. o.
lar Ssbbath services at the church, a,
the usual hour to-morrow-ll O'Clock
a. h.-but there will be no s ryicts in
the evening.
A fe~ days ago q. wrndtn shipped
from his mine in Cort-z District. near
bsous~s. Sven bars Of bullion. valued
At gil. l07 %. che rssul: u four weeks
q Of his mill.
II the Elkoshite who eau conduct the
INDEPENDENT to the satisfaction OF all
its rsAdsis will call at this ufice he can
yet . permanent situation AT q rrlne,1v
salary.
Miss Lila Pullman, who has boon at-
tending tho Sacred Heart Acahmy at
Ogden, arrived here by the I ain this
morning. The young lady come home
10 pass the vacation with hi fa.her aud
friends.
Yesterday afternoon San P.ancisco
s'oek Exchange ndj purnrd until ne,,
Wednesday morning. in order III At tho
bniis might cease to b, low, the Bears
suppress their Rrowk. willie ushers in
the Glorious Fourth with p triotic hopls.
Mr.. Amos Plunmer Of Mountain CITY.
arrived here from that place Ia, even.
ing. He - down after supplies. and
viii rsturn to that DOW at,ractiY. region
~ soon "a his business at 'Le County.
scat 10 disposed Of. AR. Plummer re.
port" everything quiet in Cope District,
win Iced unusually fine and prospects,
Tor crops and cattle particularly good.
Thi. does not apply 10 Charley vii.
son, nsither do, II ~ San Cun,y. As
ho took his 9, at in the barb r's eLnir
he A'k-d the barber il he had tho same
razor he had used on him two Gays he
fore. Bling answvied a~hirulR,ivrIy. Ia.
said. Then give mo chio.vfsnm."
Ar, T.. PSnrOd arrived hero iro n Is
land Mountain by his " CONVEYANCE.
last evening. His iuuuy fIiruds will be
glad to hear that be has full, recovered
his health. aud is now h-aIty as usual.
Nj. P"nrod's EBAY viii be brief; bis
visit being due IL q matter II business.
lie reports that whtrr for h~ydrpuiieing
the min"s. IL yet sufici,n nj. but is rap.
idly Diminishing, aud every hour is d
voted to utilizing tho failing supply.
b yield from the late cleanup is
rather light, but richer ground il now
being entered and better returns In the
future are anticipated.
%. L.. Scott " Eureka, in i litter 10
the Sentinel. from Wood River, SAYS:
II visited HALEY yesterday aud saw n
good many old Eurskans thcr,. Went
with Smith, Caravan and Wilton M
TO the Warm Springs. They atc about
seven miles from this town and are
nice. We all washed our feet aud felt
refreshed. On the way to HALEY |
i'"ssoI by the grave o, your cd friend.
Nose Hhires. Press Wand is buried
b'ids him. Their gruv, 8 urO plniul,
--,.-a;.y head IN foot boards, show.
Ing that they were not forgotten at the
lsst hours.
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Hotel Arrivals.

A. j. Lame. Elko.
IL. a. Jones, Pi,n,,nt VALLEY.
Jas. q. Allen, Kelton.
,. A. Gordon, Tu,sarOrs.
q. Ro'dsr, do
u. Gesorst, do
Harry Carey. Haileok.
II. c. Droder. do
Dhn Murphy, do
Otto wsbor. Lewis.
Richard ooldwor,hy. Collar.
Isaac 0riswdd. Ruby Valley.
I'd. Nsitsll. Bullion.
o. W. Wheeler, Kansas.
Mrs u. u. PSrous,. s =.
VIM. Dnmphy, do
VIM. s.Arnmehini. Des,h.
+. M wilson, Sacrament.
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Hotel Arrivals.

T. 4. Gordon, TuscnrQa.
Mts. ii. A. Euit!ss, do
s.. u. Mcdonald. do
Mr.. ". Murphy. San Jose.
ID. NJ. Murphy. do
Is. l.. Plummcr, Stafford.
II. NJ. Grant
8. II. Wheeler, Kaus,s City.
Vim. Mitchell. Huntington Vail y
7. Honeymsp. Clover Valley.
J,mes Mccoy
J. j.. Dyer
W. A. Mu,sor, Foii Halieck.
J. j. Campbell. do
DIN BowGcn, City.
Mrs. Knight d chili. Alta. Cal.
ID. w. Gedney, Red Bluff, Cnl.
Mrs. A. W. Gednty, Ruby Valley.
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TommIS.ion.rs' Proceedings,

The Board Of Commissioner. met ut
tho Courthouse Monday, PURSUANT to
law ; present, S,urs, Campbell and
Hon yuan.
RportS Of Jailer, Hospital Steward.
County Treasurer, X, corJer, District
Attorney, Ass, ssJr aud Clerk were APP
proved aud ordered flrd. Monthly r..
port OF the Sh riff for the month OF
Juue was laid over until the next meet
ing Of the Board.
The reports of tbs following Justices
ofthe Peace for quarter ending june 80.
1852, were Received, filed aud action d =
fcrrtd until the next meeting Of the
Board: j.. A Palmer, Garlic; T.. II.
Cbase, Wells; ii. IS. TutiIe, Glover; +.
g. Pluukctt, TuscarOrp; V. J. Bor.ite,
White Rock; John II bbins, Ruby.
Tue reports cf the iollywin! Const ,Jlrs
werou disposed Of 10 the same name ns
those OF tn. Justices Of the ~. ce: IL.
A Hnr,ille, Tuso,rora; o. s. Reilly,
Glover; Il. q. Chase, Wells.
The following bills we've then taken
-. "A. $500. - H.
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Aavertised I.stl,r List.

The following Il Inst Of letters 70.
maining in tho Elko Office. unclaimed,
for the woek ending Saturday. July
]. iSS2i
EsIinora Mann.l Hin
O'Connsr T Pierce Geo.
omith Maud 3 SchOdds Meme
q. W. HULL, +. NJ.
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Parents. Loon after an. Il.,Ie one.

Parents. Loon after tho Little Ones.
1t fairly curdits the blood to SIC ths
risks childr, n take in playing on the
railroad track. and catching rides on
passing t%raips. and we can distinctly
remember the feeling Of horror We ex
perienced more than 80 years ago. on
8 eins n Little boy carried houe with tie
crushed bone Of n lrg stickirg through
the o pants. Asa warning to par
en's. We r. print the following true story
from the Reno Journal OF Friday:
Just as the @ O'Clock V. & T. freiph,
train was drawing up to tho depot last
ev' ming au Indian boy jumped up,,n tn
cove tcher. but missed his step aud fell
under the wheels. which ran over one
leg, commencing below tn. knee, run
ming around the bone aud then
f"tening uui the foot like q pancake.
DR.. Bergman rendered what surgical a.
si"'"nce Was possible at the time, and
bad The boy taken TO the hospital. This
morning he will amDutate the leg ubovc
the ankle. NJ possible blame can BE-
att ched to the engineer Of the train.
The boy did what he had done Def re,
but this nccid' MT proves III { he doue It
once too often. It is II wonder that
more such accidents do not occur.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-09

The Belmont Courier observes: al
though there 10 az s9pGsent Toll In re-
c'ui,ing soidh rs Tor tbs army, the re-
cruitius Of officers, through West Point.
goes steadily cn every year. Cans We
have West roiut that will torn u
Ats. olss, high privstes. capable Of
'~bsndling musktis and shooting To-
dams \"