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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26
EStray Notice.

TANE TO MY RANCH. SEVENTEEN
- miles south az TuauO, Elko county, Ne
yada. about the 1t OF October Last, one
Black Spanish Horse With len eye out.
branded on the .cG thigh wiki RI with two
quarter circles oyJTii.
=. HARDY.
LrrrLE LAKE.. Nevada. Frb. {, -. fr-aOd
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26

FRoM lindOostau comes n loud call
for women doctors. The high-caste
ladies' are not allowed regular pbysi.
clans. who are all males, but are COM
PEELED to depend for health on ignorant
old cronos Of their " sex who trent
them TO witch.broth md nominations.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26

III will require between oight and
ton months to complete tho work Of the
Census Bureau. The printed reports
will embrace about 10000 pages.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26

hns. FRASE q. N~EwLASDs, oldest
daughter OF eH Senator Sharon, died in
Ban Francisco last Friday. She leaves
three little girls.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26

Tx Tms Senate yesterday, tho amended
bill for the erection Of public buildiuR
at Carson City, was reported favorably.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26

ST. PETERSBURG advices Of the 23d
are tina; Lieutenant HARDER and Master
Schulz, United States Navy, left to-day
for lrkutsk, via Orenberg. They will
proceed down the river Lena. in II
steamer, and along the coast to the east
in search Of the Jeannotto's third boat.
Lieut.. Danenhower starts from Irkutsk
for st. Petersburg Ia a few days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26

OSE Of the recalled Chinese students
in n letter 10 an American friend. says:
Tho first two weeks wc had n rotiy
tough time Of it. The officials thought
we all had our cues cut on, and had
Yankee wives. aud all sorts OF nonsense,
in f"ct they thought we were perfect
barbnrians.p
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26

Is the noted Sprague divorce suit, by
agreement, Sprague's petition has been
Withdrawn and all charges Of adullry
were eliminated from Mrs. Sprague's
petition. and the hearing was mainly
had on the question of support. Mr.
Spraguo's petition vas practically
granted. but the decree Of divorce is
not yet entered. The mother retains
the custody Of the three girls and the
boy remains with his father.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26

TuE celebrated Peruvian Bittets, The
very best tonic known. Mt tho Gem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26

Stock in Jordan valley, says the
Araia"ehe, is said to be suffering severe.
ly from the unusually cold and stormy
weather, Some cattle have already
died. and it is feared many moro will
soon follow. ID. Hyde came in from
Catharine Creek u few days ago and
says stock in that vicinity never looked
better,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-26

fHZsu Broad, Pics and Cakes al the
Elko Bakery.
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r-e.-pt.,I.. to Mrs. c.rn.,a.

A committee representing eI Coufed
crate ~solGi.rs u Cincinnati visited
Mrs. Garfield at Mentor, on wedues.
day. and presented her with a beautiful
memorial tribute to James A. Garfield
in the shape Of sympathetic and eulo-
CYSTIC resolutions.
Mrs. Garfield. with crea. effort, re-
pressed her emotion. while the mother
Of the late President wept bitterly.
Both were clad in the deepest mourning.
The widow OF the late President, her
voice trembling with emotion, replied
to the address Of General withers as
follows:
GESTLEMES: am grateful to you
and to those from whom this beautiful
gift comes, both for your sake aud the
sentiment you express.
The Mesdames Garfield the exam.
ined the memorial gift and expressed
their admiration of the frame to Knipe,
its maker. who said: my heart went
SNN .HAuf iOE Nue IICslueuI. L
volunteered to make that frame, and l
made it SO it may remain a standing
testimony Of Southern sentiment"
General Withers added: And, more
over, we wish to show these Northern
politicians that we cx. ~Coufederates are
not as black as they try 10 make us out
be-"
The younger Mrs. Garfield responded:
ct had always been the Generals
greatest wish that there be no North
and South. His earnest desire was to
see a united country. and had he
lived" here her grief orercame and
the sentence was unfinished.
After Il brief silence, coLrtesies were
exchanged and the visitors withdrew.
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A c from Ba;tleford, north
western territory. says the Blackfect
Indians in the vicinity Of Ford Creek.
Deer and Southbranch are committing
numerous depredations, driving of
and killing cattle. Iu the Bow River
country, AmericaL whisky traders were
killed by them, and several other
Americans have been found dead in the
neighborhood, and are supposed to have
been Killed by the same IMAGES.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-01

kAx FRAN.Ix(o, Oct. :&.-Rodie
declared dividend Ut ~ cents.
LoNl,vN, Oct. :.S.-3en. sir Garnet
WOlseley landed ut lkpver this after
nom from Egypt. and was enth'l"'-
asticslly received l,y the crowd.
DUBLIN, Oct. :H.--Thcre are :hm
people on Tory Island without food,
and other portions of the population
in western Ireland are threatened
with starvation.
WASHINGTON. Oct. ~. BEFORE the
Jcmnmette lxmrsl NJ inquiry Lieut..
lhnenh0wer resumed his narrative
NJ the retreat after the Nnss III the
Jeanmette.
HT. IA,uix, Mo-, (k.t. :>.-$9M, thn'
worth Of lautl In Western Texas wss
s.,ld In New York yesterday to an
English company.
WAsHlNOTt,N, net. :.S.-FOreman
Dickson, Of the Star Route jury, was
arrested this morning.
PITrsnCRa', Oct. N The COAL
miners in convention declsled to ak
an advance Of half . cent per ton,
and Will strike Ii II b mt accetled to.
NlxxEArvl.Is, Oct. Ex-senator
Wiui)on, delivered an address here
tonight on tariff, lnOnOpolies and
civil service reform.
EAST BRADY, Pa, Oct. 3.--A hre
here this evening burned slfe,tlose''
buxineas houses, many residences
and one church. The l0es IL esttn'at'
ed at 81, Olnl.
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Influence OF a Name.

When one reflect, how much III u
man. = su.srss in life depends upon
his name-l.Ow ridiculous he may l"'
n,ade Ly l,eiuy called Peter Potter or
LOyebOnd Sn&h.k.-.it u really sad that
Darppts nay ~ little attention I" the
effect Of their cl,Oice upon the future
of their children. They will Register
their first.Lorn Us Muggins Macp'ier-
son, if they happen II have . rice
unl.ic who r,as(s MuggtNs ~ n sur
name: they will spoil . pretty rat.
ronyn,ic ~ christening their chi'1
Jeremiah, Seymour ar Aminnttah
Clifford: they will even turn him
out anony ,,,o,,sly upon the world
with such al apology form c"yn"'''en
~ John smith or William JONES'
Patrick O'Hsian Or Angus Cameron.
Aud vet . little fancy or . little care
Inixht make an endless difference 10
his future life. ! have known y MAI!
wl,Os.. Who'll: career Was cniIittereti
and Jurkencd by the culls''le cruelty
Of his parents In christening hinl
3arnaLas. lie was naturally known
M llsrxblsa, from llis school days on
warI. and only the force Of great In
nate integrity cssm possibly have
save,l him irun, finally turning out .
r,l,l,er and . cut.thrvat. ~ It was:
he refused kmighth0od ~ u colonial
isdee. b; cause he q uld not endure
he idea Of l,ein9 aaldr ssad ~ SIR
Rarnal,as. 7Hr (""mhW .V'y0:'"".
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Messrs. u. w. Kelly and Louis
King. deputy sherifIs Of Custe: cou"-
ty, arrived In deer Lodge last FRI
day, with four prisoners sentenced 6
the penitsntiary ut the last term 81
the Custer county court. They were:
Lam Hern,ausen, sentenced ID three
years confinement for n'ansla".hter
He and his partner, another s~'fe.
had . quarrel in their shack. ~ u
Hermanson stabbed the other man,
causing death.
James Stevc,,e, sentenced I" two
years', ior horse stealing.
Charles Carroll, sentenced In ~.
teen months, tor stcaling horses.
Charts Anderson, otherwise
known - ''sllp Jim," sentenced I"
one years i,nl yFisonment f"r an ~
sault with deadly weapon.
Messr.. Kelly snd King reported
finding the sl.ackles Oh their pr'so'''
ers Gu, after stopping !" the Helena
iail couple Of nights, which would
Indicate that the officials over there
had better keep q sharp lookout. ar
their prisoners will turn up missing
come bright morning. W." N"''"'
.s.paf
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Theatre Oom,Quo.

There v.s q fair audience 1t the
Coniqus last evening. The Per'''r-
mances. - usual, were heartily ap-
precisted, and those who went there
"a enjoy thenneelves were not dhap
pointed. The Catletts appeared 10 .
rev roe, and BY their sspsr'or sing
,n~ and dancing aldsd many friends
70 their now long list. Aiss sanity
anueared to her usual COED advantr
- while the Halls, Bobby Gaylof,
Riley and The other cd evos'ese
p,eesed I'll. Tonight . gra.d denee
vin succeed the performances, on
vhieh occasion The auditosium Will
Re Used.
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a " q p.
The farewell hall and supper given
BY NM GenFie stsser. was Il grand
3;::3s;s':ji:;if;r]r'. ,': :, r. !,
cootnetipg .eosl barner, has, with
Doaa1d AcNfllan, opened a new
salooo,iAt hqQl1 lIeoa narteH .tGpd.
/. Rsv. II, r, 4aph delivered ~ in
tesscting lecture on the old Jewish
Tabesnaele, before = good audience,
In tho ooditotiush u The First Baptist
Church, Tuesday evening.
llrs. g.; a. Earle and her two
daughters viii spend the winter in
theaEi1G
Al. Cardiff has LOCATED near the
city with biz dairy.
ca. A. II. Foster, on. energetic
nail eontraster and EXPIRE ssu,an, has
built Z, handsome Office to accomnao-
date the EapiAly ipcrsasipg butines.
Jerry 0ruevant thas accepted the
nomination Of Road Supervisor 1t
the hands Of the Republican Precinct
Committee, vice James Galt,sha re-
signed. He will make 8 good officer.
H. s. Libby, the Msster Mechanic
Of The H. c: n. Co., returned recent
y from the epncentrator, where he
vas erecting some machinery, atfiiet-
ed with the rheumatism, aud Is UNI
able to leave the house.
Slime Dexter has just finished aud
sent above two more Of the Arm
stroag-trake ore cars.
jas. shreves ia the last victim Of
typhoid fever;
Tom sAppington, the Hecla boss
coal burner, viii winter with biz
family In the city, Oh West Main
street,
The electiou notices have hern
p stel.
Charles Moore was married 10 a
Young lady near Sheridan recently.
Ch... n. Har,lis.y has finished his
COUNTY canvass, aud Beayerhead will
have rs the next Treasurer, straight
Democrat. =.
=. Hermann k!sit and ANs,sst berlin
have filed claims for the lots in
which their houses stand, situate Oh
PAX Avenue. It.
The restaurant vacated by Mrs.
sstager will Ike continued BY i. q,
Hulsplzer.
A rafting fight between tw" white
girls enlivened the .!ull routine q:
the supper room Of the Avery Ho-
tel, "Wednesday svsrifg. One Of the
belligcrent.; with revolver, started
for Judge Avery, aud, though ia
light, weig lt, lie ran out an'; dis
charged her.
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SAN Francisco, Oct. %.-A
Truskee despatch says: \ nre last
night Destroyed . considerable pOr.
ton Of the business part Of the towm,
including the American Hotel, 6her-
ritt House, and Odd Fellow Beilsl-
ing. The la. y prohably upwards q
4lGl, O00, two-thirds Of which h cover
ID BIZ inoIranco. The Dire started In
Neak's Brewery. It 10 thought "
I've attributed t0 hin carelesness, and
under the llf,t excitement to)l0w ing.
being the fourth general fire within =
few yeasS, there Was some talk Of
lvnc3lin1 him.
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4 TorRor Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ~ Owen
n. (iillice, Of Pittsbury, one Of tht'
s,,l,a.,ntractOrs for the construction
of the Pittsburx. Mckeesp0rt AMI
HouGhogheny Railroad, was A.
raixned ut the Central station upon
the charge Of forgery and em"e*xIe-
nlcnt.
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Mn. 9covillo not Found.

CHICAGO, Oct. :s..Nrs. Seville
has not vet been found. An after
noon paper here states that her attor-
uey aid privately this nl0rnig Mn.
Rcoville had friends who would run
her or to Canada, AMI support her
there Il she desired It. The verdict
states ahe has been insane about ak
months, and her insanity h here'''-
tnrv.
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4 Letter tom FOREMAN DickDon (;
-. n.A,n.,,eeoae-e. q1,enena.
'.1'.' =;
WAsHtNo1oR; Oct. Sl:-Ihe esanI
jury ceoat Soto' ~ cstuss,.at ooo1
TIL 0ornlog. WITH . nu0eec q ~
diet0spts, peese9t0eats aod dtemIs-
11ls, and 6(eef going through the Soem
81 prosecuting then pooeed tse ~"
IoW1ng eo0amoDtooebO0 ID TIE hands
q Jast6eo Wylie:
WAsaIHoTon, Oct. -.
+. & HefchiS0R. Esq.,, Foreman
0raed Lssy:
elr-I ~ drawn - Q (usoe open
~ regular pa9ol q t6o Hagoa tenn
q The criminal court, ana q the 80:
rtoee Of my 6asane0 1ntesests eae
pssis d:ty sssiSssd - until tie end
q ths term. 10 June tit S.ar route
eass eene q IT trial, and neewitl-
s>ssding ~ earnest peetest I was
as::s -. . :So: :"' :2 :: "a :v,d e
During ~ leaGEeD q The TIE! va
appcoocasa ~ % . eot q TIE D.
postment q Justice named II. nry a.
Bowen. whe represented % me ne
~. authorized g &c metn Ieeessnee
70 tho eaoe. Ho made dleno0est
peoposalioo, o0eetng to pey .Ooo to
indue1ce the verdict: The following
day, Auglet 9Th, be tofwarded .
card to my address, making an eP:
podntoent. ! Immediately reported
The tsaneacaloo to Judge WyJSe, ana
Informed him wnoa bad ttansPsred.
The crime y 9! int enosoc:ee wn,cn
e0hoes the StGbte sod hbeeeSo q eiti.
sens. 40 y Of seeh lnpostance. !
respectfully but earnestly re:.vese
that your hooosabae body should In
vssti6a1e the chang, aud that ! may
p ee90oosd oeeote yoo @ peesent
the fnee0, Imported w coer0oosatone
proofs. ] am, CT,
VeSy Mopy y00n,
WI. OIcKsON.
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CAST Steel wocEs Burned.

IiERl.ER, Ia. Oct. S.-The extel.
sive works Of the Eureka Cast Steel
Company. ut La,aokin. burned this
morning. A large number OF valum-
ble patterns were also destroy eli.
I.oas $al.Oaal, covered by insurance.
The fire originated In the cup,'a.
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PmlLADELPMlA, ut. 1.-Casper
Younger, au elderly man, will have
q hearing this afternoon upon tue
charxe 81 attempting tn nnuraer his
wife and son, sons wife and two
children Fridsy night, BY throwing
. lead pipe loaded with powder, i'0I-
lets. scraps az iron and broken g'ess
through the window into the FOosn
whe1e they were sitting: The plpe e.
ploded, hut, by . miracle, NO one was
hurt. Younger's wife hada Ieft him,
aud taken refuge with her sou. s:cf-
responding materials were found IN
a harm where Younger slept.
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CHICAGO, Oct. :s.-Ten slays *"
Q young man, named D. Bennett.
collection clerk for . Minneapolis
agricultural Implement company.
was arrested here fHr the apprOpris.
tion At checks and drafts Belonging
to his employer. He has l'een
secretly kept since then. It Is now
claimed he also gained access to-
money by letters AZ other tiruis. and
that be had an accomplice In Chica-
60, who passed checks Tor him here.
while be did the like for them tn
Minneapolis.
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The Walljn4 Match.

NEW YORK, oct. 8.-Fitzgcrald.
~; NOre,nac, 5:@; Herty.. ~:
Hughes, 49,; Hart, 4S::, wit ht'rawn.
NEW ToRK, oct. S.--The score
at y n. M. WA - follows: Fitzgerald,
SIS; Noremac, I'M; Herty. ~:
Hughes, AM.
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Railroad Racket.


The great bridge over the Missouri
river at Bismarck Was tested and for
malty opened on The :lst ii'*:. The
bridge, as it new stands. co.nple:c.
consists Of three sd, feet spans. and
tire two approaches, each l's feet.
Resting upon three huge piers, fro'"
flooring to upper chorl Of bridge Is
flfty test high, while from the botto'n
Of deepest foundation to the top chort:
Of the bridge /. $50 feet. Total weight
Of each span r. s77,:7:m tons. Al l'::''
.. H., oh'the :ls:, tho first test Of four
engines moved very slowly across,
amidst the strains Of music from the
tank. Twenty minutes later the
second and great test, Of a line Vt en-
gines 500 ieet- long, reaching the
whole length'o' the spans, passed
over amidst a .tor", Of applause,
which wa< Answered hy shr:eks from
the engines In Unison. The te-t was
entirely satisfactory IT, the engineers
The atructurc seemed inln,"vaele UNI
der The immense weitht w;'teh WIS
put upon It.
The .N:w -\o.th.cest Is enthusiast:
oyes the advent Of the railroad, and
close q long Article upon the subject
thnsly: 1--WE bid the Utah 4 North
esn and all other railroad companies
welcome. life IS tao short t" fool
away time on OK teams "r stage
ctaches. HailIo tue Railroad"
Miles City hos two daily n"ws-
papess.
The construction .! the railroad de
pot It Giendive has heg''n.
Fifteen hundred men are ut work
! on the line Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad in the. vicinity 81 Boulder.
It is reported that tile contract i"'
| the lint thirty mikes OF the National
Park Railroad has bepn LIT to her
man Clarke l. Co., contractors, cont
msnciux ut B4.rzDn's LANDING. and
following the Yellowstone w. tht
canyon.
+! Quite = number of graders Recently
in the employ Of Corey Esos. GA tn
Northern Pacific grade, ietwee" t''
| Mouth IT Black foot AMI Swet't;a,"t-
having completed their work left ~
Thursday for Utah.
Competing stage li""> ":' nos
running between lh'xen'ai amt ir's
River, on the Northern Pacific. Tn
trip h made in fourteen hours.
! Our cousins over the border ar
likely to keep pace with American
eoterprise. aud energy, a. evidences
in the rapid construction q; the \: l
r. II. The. Helena. I"ti "f' "
says:
Zone %: Tie contractors "s ti'
Canadian Pacific, Under dat. nj Is
inst. writes to a frien,l in this city, !
; relation to track':;y::!: or '''at rcat
! as follows:
I'VE arr now averaging thrs
. ,:,iies pr day. We have laid W
tonight ", miles Of n::aiD track, ''''
the sitiings additional. We have ]al
!! miles one day, Tut this i'I"'r'
! everything to work like n'ac!'iEer!
! II We eau run plows and scrai CTS u
til November 3th, the grade viii
!. ! done TO Saskatchewan river cr'~s'n
; due north Of Fort Benton.'
p He also predicts that the track vi
D reach the summit vi the main ram
4 1t Kicking Horse Pass BY Deem"
. Let, 1883, which will leave less tn:
+, - miles of. mountain work t. ka'
loops.
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TIA Jaanuetto inquiry.

WAxlllHuTOs, oct. D.-No further
testimony will IKE taken by tn Jean
nette court .: enquiry until We<'neS-
day. ,,.
m,ssaRe fir,u, Lieut.. Harter, ri the
Jeanette search party, dated jselun,
July =, aud lrk0ustk Oct: ). ~ !''''
lows: Arrived Mt Dclun July =, nine
DAYS from Yo:uk. Strong head
vinlls. Schooner d0es well. VIII
begin work In the Delta July > win
four parties. No further commune
cation until my return.
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aubsidenoe Of the Tempeet in the
TOapot.

SAX FRANCISCO, OFT. ~. n Tue
s,,n cjispatci, says: The N'"'* Her
neoisello special Of the 18th says the
rsvoi ,,1,on IN Sonora n ended. Gov.
Ortex has returned with his cabinet
tn Her, noisello and discharged his
soldiers. :3en. Reyes will now turn
his entire fosoe against the Apaclle',
Who still d~pre.lats northeastern
SOnOrN.
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Three Montana horses TOOK pm ~
4. three qsarter mile DISH = sa's
1.h. f:itv laee Wednesdsy-EoSss
Ineko and FovSn0oa.
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NV YORK, Oct. 3l.-The nnieth
anniversary OF the consecraeion Of
the venerable presiding Bishop
smith, Of Kentucky, who Was con-
eecrnfed Ootobe1 3lSe. 1632, and was
the only surviving bishop OF four
consecrated ut that time, was cele'
brsfed this morning In IT. Pa'ils
Chusch.
several families Of vol0red people,
numbering Any persona, II al ages,
sailed this morning In the snip
Mofnvia fof Liberia.
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sn6-WIIKIY 11lu
~ AlIee bas1 6iseeosse1 sWest
,..a,e q the Milwaukee beer hall
lsst night.
Cestrevills 10 - hatcher shop. A
s,od opening ~ - sat0psbiag
n 1t vsedef.
The comet b beee0iag wy din,
.,d viii probably ~ bst . ~
,ights Iseges.
Democrats aad Hspsbllsaas ftatse-
,i,ed lase night under ~ in1oeoes
of Nscasthy1 soeR aad humss. We
won't say where!
NJ. Evans has paseaased ~ 70.
,ees saw MIN, asd win Pot Il 10
spesatios In tho timber, four a Ave
mikes west q Dsse Led0&
John X. Wlllla0s, w suhaieled
to the oPesatjoa q s1ee9sieo ~
Tuesday, b doiag vsll and likely 70
ncovee TIE ~ sfhb ll0h
Jos. Broagheos 4 CO. ~ building
an additioa % their bsick seoge IN
VAUDEVILLE foe ths accommodation
Of the,r lasgs hay, gaia ssd ned
business.
Mr.. q. A. Ksanieolt, Tie aeeoa.
plished Instructor % joseyu0eotal
and vocal musie b osuanislng Q cia0
In vocal music, oo00o0ei0g 1(oo.
day night q deed Tsnplan HAN J.,
Harry Mccarthy, the b hh ven
Known geasEoes instioe1s, peopeees
aaoeher beseAt, ssA Win ply q
Rsushaw hall noxt 1sidAy niGht ~
the benefit Of The 0lstesD' heopital
wn.Thoaas,Esq., "nise hssG" It
the Americas Hstsl, Csatssville,
met with . painfal accident ysstse.
day, stspplng O. . nall, which pss-
etrated his foot % isch and . halt.
SECRETARY I. D. NeCutshseo and
A. F. Borlsigh, Win leetars O light
weight dsllam, dsvslsposat a our
resources By means q Chiness cheap
lsbour, and othss gTsas issess q Re-
publiean faith and praeties ID Batts.
tomorrow night
Until further nstlee, ni1ed trains
carrying freight sod passagsss viii
arrive as Deer Led0s q - q -, ed
depart It 3 p. n. daily. Il = sntici-
paeed throagh pa0eaOse trains viii
run to aad fto0 Dese LodOo within
q week.
The OssGsuetisa a tvo ssginss IN
Tie Postneuf sel;i.iea 10 crippled
TIE U. end n. fFsighe department.
- the entire available native power
Of IT, company vegs required 70 haul
the heavy freight trains bssass The
accident Repairing o. he dlsabssd
ene1nes y o"eepeos: ~: n' '".p
ANA my 40 e4sa 49, W.
the r'sd again - . -" WV"
Todd hae been st biz psanks aGnin.
The last Ness NortAwast n.y.: ''0so.
w. Told n tho unoat lnvetssate peao-
teal Joker tlhat evee deve3oped IN
Yirzipis. and playsd his psaaln In
Butte and Dsss Lodge. Hi latest
and bssG oeeurrsd % Hxcussioa Day,
when hs "voeksd" one u ths pes
se.ear coaches sueeoaD6hlly. Hitch.
iag sp one am In III evssssat, and
Aapping The slssvs II "pity . poor
MANNED soldiss'' style, and apgassat-
Bobby 0rahao leading him. ID h,s
well" hand - earned n~ eep'
wov I[~r
VIZ ssssOOo