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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-11
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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-11

Rflla week in your own town. Terms and S. outfit
90Dfree Address u. .HALLErr L Co. Portland, Maine.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-11
, Probate Notice.

~ FrOUACe NUCIC6.
NOTICE is hereby given that John Wilson, as
~ guardianof Edward Charles and Allie Yeager,
has fled final account OF his guardianship Of said
minors, which will be for hearing and settlement
May 26th, 1882.
D. MEEKIsoN, Probate Judge.
May 2nd, 1882. ~.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-05-11

1t having become necessity for the Commission.
ers Of Henry County, Ohio, to employ a person to
act as Janitor and Engineer Of the new county
buildings, notice is hereby given that they will re-
ceive proposals for such position, to be filed at the
Auditors Office, in Napoleon, Ohio, up to II O'Clock
noon of the 18th day of May, A. d. 1882. l3
Specifications of the duties required of the person
to be employed for said position arc file at the
Auditor once. ss stAh
No bids will be entertained from inexperienced or
irresponsible parties. T.,
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
proposals.
By order of County Commissioners.
CHAs. EvERs,
2t County Auditor.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-11-15
Florida Savings Bank
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
OF understandable.

OF Jacksonville,
Sells Real Estate. Collects Rents and
Interest. Allows 6 per cent. interest,
per annum, on deposits,
Some choice Grange Groves d Land
for sale. j G. GREELEY Pres.
HENRY s. ELY, Treas. 14G 1873
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AMBER, MARVIN & STOCKTON,
Bankers,
JACKSONVILLE,
oldest Established Bank IN Eslsa
Florida.

ORGANIZED in 1870 by Mr. d G Amber, ana gen
vi orally known as Ambler's Bank
Translates a general banking business eSi De De
posts received. Discounts made fs ann H
Change bought and sold ON moSt lar oca.ds
ICD orTRes ynondents-Importers s. Traders Ma;
tional Bank, New York; Merchants Nt'lloiiH'i
Rank Savannah, Ga, ,,.,,, proe 6
resident correspondents of Brown BIOS Ss, 9
| co. Drexel, Morgan & Co, Jas q hlng SOiiS
| Kountze Bros, New York, and olner PAvSen55tt ,
| nent Bankers issuing Letters OF Credlt. ION
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VARIETIES.

The mosquitoes little, hut his brave
example is contagious. He makes the
most cowa'tlly come to The scratch.
II want a little charge" said Mrs.
Is. to her husband. "Well," was the
hearty response, 'just wait for it.
Time brings change to everybody
A len will sit on nest OF eggs for
DAYS without a murmur; but let
man sit en- dozen eggs but for mo-
ment. and he will use fowl language
enough 10 fill barnyard.
Whep a man told his wife that he
had lust traded Tor a new spring wag
on she replied : You Ounce, you
why did you get spring wagon IN
the fall OF the year.
An editor wrote a personal about
a Young man going to spark his girl
When il was printed he was horrlheC
10 see the letter substituted tor TN
letter In the word spark.
Rose, my dear" said mother t.
her daughter, iii you are so stiff am
reserved, you will never get hus
baud. Ma" letor,ed the young lady
"unless the poets Tell tibs, a primros
is not without attractions"
Ii we could OILY lo!iow the Irish
mans advice we should be wiser an
sadder, if rot better men. w be
drilling an awkward squad his pr
thence thoroughly exhausted, he erie
out, DO we cali tnat a pr's'nt arms
I Hiveus just step out here, now, al
| take a look at yerselves."
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-11-15

"Mamma, what makes angels p
asked a little boy, who had been
reading of the heavenly inhabitants
The mother glanced out into the Or
cbard, and, with a warning look sol
EMMY replied: "Uuripe frult' my
DEAR
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z. {. ROPES,
Real Estate Agent,
VoIusia, Florida.
12ly
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at
Gainesville, Fla, Oct. Is, 1882.

Gainesville, Fla, Oct. 70, 1882.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
his inteution to make final proof in sup
port of his claim and that said proof will
Clerk Circuit Court at Altoona, Fla, on
Tuesday, December -, 1882, viz. Geo. II,
Nicholson, of Acron. homestead No. 3O83,
for the southeast of section Z, township
II south. range 20 east.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, ana
cultivation of, said land. viz: A. NJ. fIaz-
lett, j. w. Henry, A. G. Blair, and j !,
Whitney all of Acron, Fla.
j.. A. BARNES.
10 W Register.
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Arc You Exposed

To malariai influences? then protect
your system by using Parker.s Ginger
Tonic. 1t strengthens the liver and
Nidneys to throw off malarial polsons,
80 Is good for general debility and
fh<4 discrimination
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ssHuchupaiba.s'

Quick, complete cure, all 9nnoSluS
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases
81. Druggists.
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Justice of the Peace.

the Peace. Office at his residence on New
York avenue west. Conveyancing, looking up
titles, etc. Some very choice orange lands for
sale. One of the most fertile tracts ofpine land
in Volusia county for sale. 27E
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
A~Isxandria's Pate.

The latest news from Egypt was da.ei
yesterday morning announcing that
Alexandria was evacuated aud the city
In flames. Al daylight n dag Of truee
was flying at R.s FL Tin Palace. and
tho Helieon flying another, accom-.
P'nicd br the lnNiueiblc, Penelope and
Monarch. steamed into the hsrb,r. Tn.
entire gtIrIson Withdrew under a ia, Of
truce. Leaving the Brdouins to fire aud
p'llnge the city. The Z yptian army
Is greatly demor.lized. and in full r,.
treat toward the interior. The European
quarter Of the town. Including the ,x-
change and Telegraph Office mr.. .Ltir-iy
destroyed. The city was set on Are by
r'l-ns'd convict. 1ho committed the
most horrible atrocities. Tue t.logrnph
ship Chif;ern is crowded with surv,y r.
Who fought their way to In bpach.
FROM whence boat' from the feet r..
novel them. They report having
passed a dreadful night. defending
uSSpeluI'lI. Ono uLdre
Europeans aud other Christaius in the
Ottoman Bank aud the ali ling BALD
ing were massacr,d. Part az the f-,t
ARE now h"aiiug Tor Port id. The
whereab"u's Of the khedive il uu-
Known. The terms vers tbs ,urrerdrr
OF the forts as first demanded. The csc
made Of The ia Of truce b. tue Egypt
isns IL considered di-g.ar.ful.
1t is believed that Ar,bi Fash, h.,
n,r-ied his forces beyond the riv-r
to oppos the British advance. Tn
"ork Of the shiPs is now over. aud
furthsr acton must be ashore. There
will b. "A landing in force. to invest
gate the condIti II %; tuint s al il pos
slblc r~nd-T q d.
Il Is md rs.o2d that tie Conference
has d eIdrd tina the Egyptian army
should be disbanded aud '.pihc.d by
gems d'arm's. The British artboriti,s
are ehar;eriug a lumber Of .eSSrls f,r
the conveyance # munitions 10 Ai.nsu
III n. Five IA rusuLa mules Lave bs.u
purchased in Spain.
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Absnt M&nlArn,,nn.

Al TIA" last session Of the Nevada
L.eisi>tur-. n bill framed By p~.r,i.s in
this place to T peal that rbsurd clause
in the registration isw which required
justices Of tho Peace who are er-
"fheio Registry agents for their 7, spec
tive disiricis-io ,ualify rs such every
two ysHrs. was passed ly tina, body. and
tue oath of "fice taken by a Justice Of
the Peace before entering upon the dis.
charge OF his duties as such, constitutes
him a eompe.en: Registry agent while
holding the Office Of justice, wi.hou,
further swearing on his part.
The ridiculous Cause referred to,
should have been repealed long rgo. as
1T was merely e source Of
aud error from the date Of Tits enact
ment.
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nevada. wee.

The Eureka Leader bA, made the re-
marksble discovery th.t this State has
Sl.2'S votes. Of which il.4I2 are native;
i4.l9l foreign. aud 5.62s color, d. In
the face Of the fact that our entir pop
uls'ion according to the last census was
only a little Over SO. 900 It is difficult to
conceive hcw such an "greirious
blundsr could b. made. The he.vi. st
rote ever polled in this Stat VAS in
lSsO-ihe c-nsus year-and that was
less than 22,OJo. Us shown by the re-
turns.
The L-"de must have received the
Impression that tho late Republican
'ehema OF voting the Chinese had
proved success fnl.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
The BembarImenr begun.

Yesterdays advicss from Al, xaudria
were that Admiral Seymour began the
attack on Fort Gubairie AMI the h,rbor
fort'. In the morning. The sight Effect
~ the sl-ion gun AMI others upon the
~e'tth.works, caus d disappointment.
Siortly after noon all exposed guns IN
Tho for:s were disnouuted and only
til 'se in sheltered pc ,itions were able 10
= tnrn tho British FIRE. Fort MarsA Ell
mat. which was blown up was ONLY
completed a week ago Sunday last. The
N 'nerisf battery and Pharos for, had
b en- silsnood by the guns Of The Teme.
rare and InfisIible. 1t is report, d III II
tn hhedive's yscht has b ell SINK in
TIA harbor. The return FIR. from The
I r:s was weak and ineffective. The
* 'lnsioa In Fort Marsa T.! K4na. had
&C urred by s o'clock. The ships en-
& ed are the Iuhexrb!e, Tenn ire.
y lslope. Superb. Sultan, Iavincib,e.
A. I'ndria anG Monarch. Fort Adu's
m tI.zine, which was bloxl np, was
"itna,ed CLOSE to the Vice Regal palace,
,'rialds the harbor. The fse from the
q commands the railway to Cairo.
" q" noon four forts in oil wsro blown
up. The Casualties to the fleet are dis
" .rnible. Action is finished orthc day.
& usn-ities on the English side were 40
" uaded, but none killed. In the q 1t
iSe iaiiucibls hal four men wounded.
Tue TulsxiblO was hit five times.
A London dispatch OF the same date
says: In the Houas Of Lords at Z o'clock
= is'veniEg Lord Nor;hbrook road A
dispatch which had just ben received
= a'iug that Ill the forts had been
S'lenced eTeep. one or two inside the
b. bar.
The Second Battalion OF the ROYAL
y sh Regiment has been ordered to
proceed to Egypt within two4ty four
h"urS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
Look to your swine,

The rrnet'c" 81 allowing hogs 20 run
NJ lnrse in the streets has become an
"utolcrab'e nuis ucc mil the attention
e "wners IL caliel 10 the s a'ut-s If
1870, page ~, where 1t IL DECLARED to
bn "En'awful f"r swine to u n; ltrg",
and be free cOnimom-r. from the Isl. Of
March To tho lO'h Of n .vembSr." and
owners Of hog. runring NJ large are
liable for damages in twice III, nmonut
Of prop'r'y destroyed. whethsr til"
or 50 d,s'royrd irclosrd or not. Aud
ib'rs il no protection in law for STOCK
run ing at large IN violation Of W
and wh"n your hog fail {, com, homs
AZ nisbi. "a have nc recou0 Sc, sycsp.
to grin and bear ~"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

THE Carson Tribune Of Saturdar s.y,,
q night Ell. Murphy. eldest son Of
Aaornsy-Genera Murphy, arrived at the
family residence between 10 and IL
o'clock. The folks had gone to bad.
and Ell. rstirel as noiStlsssiy Os ho
could. lilo then wen. TO the kitchen for
a glass OF water and saw a pan In the
ciuing.toom. The bur.llr On q eine
the ycntg mn fred npi,tjin at him, and
In The ~confusiVn caused BY the sh Il g.,
away from The house. Mr.. Mnrphy's
sbirt sleeve wn' perforated by the bu,
which passed. through q partition
.ni slanesd upwards 10 The ceiling Of
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
An Army of rrnmn..

TIE railro-d ga i 81 winuemucca ns
fhr "a Wells Ia alive with tramps, many
Il them Rb!e-' lied young men who
ought to he nj work. Thirty e them
were PIT If a traiu up thu road a few
nights agr, sa!s the Silver STATE, and
tn" railroad men say there are over 100
OF lb'm betse n Elko nud this place.
This toSn has been infested with them
for several days, nni last nigh, n de-
tachmrnt OF ''G1l" ordcscd them to
leave, aud they LEFT wiibout much ocrc.
mouy. Farmers are nov looking for
men to work in hav fields. and thee
able bodied ir'np' Who go ntouud beg.
ging frr brad ougSt io be made 10 so
huhg'y or work.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16
DiowninS AT wInne-
mneen

1t is feared that F.. Chcnoweth Of
"innsmucca. who lives on the west
side Of tn river three miles below the
town hiss been hTowusd. On wedn.s.
day he crossed the r.v.l in n skrfr or
pos'te his house, and the boat getting
o fcm the bank, he called to his
vie that he wouli go up TO town AMI
rrcross ut the bridge. The Silve. Stat,
says nothing has since been heard of
him. aud 1t L. feared that he finally h.
tempted To swim the river. Search
uiong the bank discov' red no ttace Of
the missing man. AMI h-ps tba, he is
still alive has not Teen quite abandoned.
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WEEKLY { 10 I~NDEp;nDEa1.
1esasy. InIy Ia. rNNs.s
R,Sesss's Naval Arr.aE.s.lIs.

Mr.. Robs.Dn'. navy. row b.fore
Alexandria. IL well calculated 10 stri; Q
terror to the hearts of those Egyptian
barbatians. and cause them to r-ca d
With awe the genius OF man who in
the period Of seven years conl I consums
overs hundred aud sigh y-tuo Millions
Of dol!a's in the N.ry Department,
which now, less than Ave years lst.r r.
can AFFORD nothing more formidable for
the protection Of American lissx and in.
tsres:s from for.i2n violence than one
s-coad aud thre, third elias. oil hulks
uieh merely excite the derision Of
European powers.
Just think Of it. SeWly a hundred
8 d eighty three mill ON. of dollars
iqaandered in the Navy Department in
s'i- OF seven year., by ), ~cretary Robe.
aoi. AMI now. moth NJ 10 81 Nv for that
vast amount Of mon y. Aud UT, this
= ni'endous fraud is now u leader in the
Ps"sint Cong ess, and praciicing the
> me System OF corruption which rem.
d red infamous his alniA; s;I alton OF
naval affairs.
This patriotic pers vi a'sn a'l Tres 10 q
. 1t in the neat Congress ms a reward for
hi+'w igbty'ssr,ices and au Apr. ciativs
c 'l%Stiturncy will d'ubtl ~ or .tify his
ambitious desires by returning him to
the position in which he c-n do the
purty and Mr.. Robson the most good.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

Tao Il no Grz It, says, tho talk
among well informed Democratic
politicians is that Governor Admas and
Captain CANAAN will each d, yrlop
strength enough to Kill the other off
There will DO a thirl element which
WI prevent q nomination on tue Il IT
ballot, anil the result will be tl,,
neither OF the gentlemen will b. nou,i.
mated. and some n else will s;.p in
probably either J,rry Schooling Of
R'nn or oil. Ella Of Carson.
Tho Gazette IA q Republican j .urnsl
however, AMI may possibly g,t cs,ray
on such \ subject.
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Seriously Hurt.

Mr. wm. Anderson. MI employees n,
tho Eureka Mile on South FORK IN. 4.
aitb a SO ions and PAINFUL accident ut 8
"'el9ek this morning While in the net
Il shiiuns ,h" belt which drives u part
~ The mnchiL ry 81 the mill his land
wa suddenly j.rked fotwsrd bringing
'h" hugo's between II compile Of the gccr
wheels nnd maualing them fsufully.
MIR, Anderson c'ms to town ne quickly
az possible Tor medical treatment. The
doctor was examining ;be wounded hand
at The drug store, but whether amputn.
lion Of PORTIONS Of the fingers will bc
necessary. had hot y,t been deter
mined.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

TAG Reveilie says: Alex X C ryclI.
on" Of the old-time Aldermen a yir
ginih city and resident OF she Com
stock III the most prosperous tim. s. q
now like m"ny othsr oil time r. ofthat
section, diminishing on tho outside .
IL" has been in Au.tin the last day or
two. looking at the fashions and attend.
ing TO some little matters Of business.
For the Last 'wI or thrc" years be has
engaged at mining in Ions Mountain
District. between Elko n Tnssarora.
md thinks hs has g It some good mines
there.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

The S IL Lake Tribune saws: Inst
week a harr destroyed niue sh. ep be-
Longing to a Salt Laker who was herd
ing them in one Of the canyons between
Salt Lake aud PAX City. Th. owner
came 10 the city, armed himself aud
coneiulrd lie would take n bear hunt.
but upon Returning and finding twelve
more Of them torn to e ces and n
grizzly track tLitlren incle. long, b..
Changed his mind. lie hadu't lost any
be r. and not wishing tolos- any more
sheep. he drove hi, band to u safer re.
tr' at nearer Salt Lake.
The Mormon Church orgsu seriously
says: "a new waltz. which promi, 6 TO
NIL II lopgfeit wIut at summer resorts.
dnr'ry warm evenings. has inst been
Invented. The couples have nothing
- DO but to stand up and hug while
the baud plays Il fuHeral dirg.."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

II. d. kiSo OF Denver City. took a
tngsy ride a. Salt Lake City, on Mon.
day, driving some distance souih Of the
city, and whilo returning In tho evening
be was shot aud robbed Of s375 aud a
gold watch by highw ,ymsn. Hc was
taken totbe hospital for treatment. The
woun1 Is not considered serious. No
clue TO Tho robb r..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

A DESvER woman t.lrgrnphed 10 po-
lie" headquarters for an officer. Think
ing that nothing short Of a r; bbrry
had occurred. tho chief dispatched foGf
policemen in great haste. They
reach d III" hause ou; OF breath with
running. What dill tho woman want?
H'r little boy wnuld not let b.r wish
hi" face. aud having Threatened him
with The polio" in vain. sbe concluded
to try what effect their pr,senco would
hayo
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

TINS arrivals this year ct III port Of
New York alone now promise to exceed
those nj oil our ports for the years 1877,
1878. aud 1879, taken together. They
viii probably be- more than III, totnl
immigration in 1854, when occurred
the great exodus from Ir land. They
will ptranTs exceed thni for 1879, when
the arrivals were more nu III IN
IN any previous year.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

Ok WEDNESDAY n ii year, Ill s,n NJ
j.. II. Goodain, city editor Of tho Tn.
onn". met with n most painful rccident.
Will" wnr'ings C ,rdon press in tho
Tribnns job Office his nnnd night In
the prsss and IL W. 8 crushe FIJI h,fully,
two ri the three bon,s Of ~. hard
being broken. DR.. White attended to the
injured member AMI m ID tn. LIT lie man
IA comfortable Hs possible. Ito nct-..
like a little hero, comforting hi. mother
by I lliug her h. would he al RICH, 10 n
day or two. aud not to feel bad.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

Charles Stoddrrd er,twhile Of Hum
boidt. Informs the Appeal that he AND
his friends have a dark Gubeu a'ori.I
morse nicely Rroomed. to be tro.t.d out
when the Republican Conviction meets
he says that the dark hose belongs to
Storey County. but declines to mention
James Is it E. StrotheI?
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

The Eureka Sentinel says a 4 gloomy
aud very annoying 'cCIdsn. happened
70 tho h'as, Sturdy In wi ich tho
bo' y Of Thomas II w uus was being con.
v,ysd 10 tho grave. comipg fowi IL.
i'll this side Of the railroad the horses
bfots loo-o frem The heStse. upsruipg
II and fitting The coffin oytr. The friends
81 tho deceased bore the coffin 10 Iha
grave on heir shoulders.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

ABOUT forty Indians attacked the
town Of MewiIl!ams, Arizona, on the
Hh. but were r.puls'd by tn. ci,iz-ns,
who had been warned and were waiting
Tor IA m Tbs fight lasted hrlf an
hour. during winch the Indian. tried TO
set fire 10 3 yeral buildings without
success. One white man WIS wounded.
The Iudian loss is unknown. The In
Il ans re:rrated toward Pleasant Valley
and Salt River diving of all the stuck
they could fnd. Fifteen men left Club,
to warn aud help protect the citizens of
fleusan Valley. Four comp mis- of the
THird Cavalry have started IN pursui, Of
the hoH,iles. These In !i.ns are nj
reneGa les. who killed Colyige, rein.
forced by abou. twenty Others h~elonuiny
TO tue Wh'ts Mountain band in III,
vicinity OF San Carlos.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

For several days past teams have been
engaged hauling Navajo ore to the mill.
The Tim-s-R-y,ew sA,s although the
mill will not be ready &c start mush b..
fore tue 2Oih Superintendent Price avs
he Intends to ship $4,000 worth Of
bullion before tho month suds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

The agent Of the Suez canal tele-
gr"phs De LcsIeis that he lad written
To the naval commanders prot. sting
against the nc'ion OF the British Con-
sui at Port Said, in preventing Of its
neutrality, and declaring that the com.
pany will bold the British Government
"~sponsible. Tho who'o Of the s.aff Of
the canal remain at their posts.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

DUhiSo a fierce stonn nj TcIark,nn
"Wednesday. lisbtoing struck and sci
hre to -om' Buildings. which were do
siroyed Involving the loss OF q number Of
lives; a, las, accounts eight bodie. Ind
been r covered from the ruins. A nun.
hs' o: other, ar, fatally Injured.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-07-16

Tns 81 chic light is reported to have
been tried In France as a lure for sen
h'h. The brilliant glare IT a suLmerg.
ed lamp In found TO atirac. great mum.
o'TS 81 fishes. which may be readily
captured in nets.