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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31

Re%o'red, That the honor anC
glory Of the Republic, its con
tinued peace, prosperity and
progress will he best served by
the perpetuation and continued
success of the Republican party
We declare oar fidelity 10 it.
principles a expressed in tho
Chicago platform Of 1880, ana a>
further embodied in its great
history from its organization t.
the present time.
ResO'red, That in the tragic
death of President Garfield our
country has suffered depiorable
loss, and the Republican party
mOurns for one who cOnsecrated
a noble and heroic life to the
vindication Of its great purposes.
ResOlced, That we have faith
in the prudent and sagacious
administration of President
Arthur and believe it will result
in promoting the best interests
Of the country.
.Resolced, That the presence
in our midst of a servile race Of
aliens, incapable of assimilatihS
with our institutions is a per
petual menace to all classes of
society. The relief extended
to our people by the passage of
a law excluding the Chinese by
a Republican Congress and ap-
proved by a Republican Presi-
dent is genuine cause of salts
faction. We are in favor Of
strenuously enforcing the pro
visions of said law, and we
pledge the Republican party to
labor now and henceforth to
secure such further legislation
as will permanently exclude the
Chinese.
Resolred, That we recognize
the paramount Importance Of
unimpaired the
free public school system Of the
State. We shall defend it against
sectarian, political or other i'm
proper influences, and we favor
such additional Legislation as the
and wants of the COM
mon schools Of the State may
require. AS free institutions
they should be So conducted as
TO satisfy poor and rich alike,
and upon this principle we urge
the adoption Of some system by
which this State shall furnish
the text books at the lowest pos
,ible figure.
Resotued, That owing to the |
position of Nevada from
he seaboard and the entire alb
;ence of navigable waters and
competing lines Of railroads to
md from commercial centers, !
We demand from Congress such
and effective legis- |
alton as will place our people on
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Governor,
ENOCH STROTHER,
OF Storey County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
C. E. LAUGHTON,
OF Ormsby.
For Congressman,
G.. c.. POWNING,
Of Washoe.
For Supreme Judge,
O. r. LEONARD,
OF Humboldt.
For Clerk ofSupreme Court
CHAS. F. BICKNELL,
Of Ormsby.
For Secretary of State,
J. M. DORMER,
Of Esmeralda.
For State Controller,
J. F. HALLOCK,
OF Lincoln.
For State Treasurer,
GEORGE TUFLY,
Of Ormsby.
For Accomplishment,
w. II. DAVENPORT,
Of Eureka.
For Surveyor-General,
c. S. PREBLE,
OF Washoe.
Supt. Public Instruction,
c. S. YOUNG, |
Of Storey.
For State Printer.
J. G. HARLOW.
OF Ormsby,
Judge Second Judicial Dis
trlct,
I. ID. EDWARDS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31

terms Of equality in respect to
transportation charges with COM
munities specially favored by
railroad monopolies.
Res0ired, That we pledge the
Republican party of Nevada to
such a course of enlighten I'd
legislation as will extend to rail-
road and all other corporations
doing business in this State the
! same protection and the same
rights before the law as accorded
20 individuals-no more and no
less. And further, that the Re-
publican party favors and de-
mands at the hands Of the State
Legislature legislation regula-
ting and equalizing freights and
fares on all railroads within this
State.
Resolred, Thet we are in favor
of the Government of the United
States establishing postal tele-
graph service, and operating the
same in connection with the
Postoffce Department..
Resolred, That the coinage OF
silver should be placed upon the
same basis as that of gold. and
we invoke early Congressional
legislation to that end.
Resolved, That it is the duty
of the Legislature to enact such
laws as will result in the puri-
fcation of the jury box and
better promote the adnlinistra-
ton of justice.
Resolced. That it is the duty
Of the next Legislature to pass
such laws as shall reduce the
expenses Of State and county
governments to the lowest pos
sible limit consistent with the
requirements of the public SER
vice.
Reso}red, That the earnest
attention of Congress and the
State Legislature is directed to
the subject Of codifying the laws
relating TO the location and |
working of mineral lands to
the end that legitimate prespec-
ting and the development of our
chief source of wealth may best
be'promoted.
Resolred, That the appropri-
alton by Republican Congress
for the payment of pensions to
invalid Union soldiers and to
the veterans of the Mexican war
is the discharge Of a debt of
honor and lava generous re-
of our cOuntry'S de-
in its supreme hour of
peril.
ResoJred, That in the judg-
ment Of this convention the
Legislature, when next con-
should make the neces-
,ary provisions for a convention
% revise the entire Constitution
If the State; that i'll providing
or such convention, Well-guard-
I'd restrictions should be made,
defining the number Of delegates
heir compensation, and fixing
ne duration of its session that
80 believe such a convention is
demanded by the
lrgent ncce--itie. Of the times.
nd among others IUr The fol
owing cogel.t reasons; FIRST
To change the fundamental
aw as to secure ts nearly aS may
'e the equal and uniform tax
ton on all property subjected
hereto. Second-To regulate
nd render equal and just all the
ates OF passage and freight
pom all railroads doing bust
less in this State, to the end
hat our leading industries may
e fostered and not oppressed,
uilt up and not overthrow
nd third-To secure the reduc-
ion of the expenses of the State
, the minimum by dispensing
nth all unnecessary officers
nd employees, rendering more
peedy and economical the col
,ction of public revenue, and
ne execution of the law and
he general administration of =
lstice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-31

REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
For State Senator,
Fl. G.. PARKER.
Assemblymen,
A. HELM, F. BOSKO-
WITT, D. 81. BROWN.
Sheriff,
S. T.SWIFT.
County Clerk,
NJ. D. HATCH.
Assessor,
J. D. KERSEY.
District Attorney,
J. D. TORREYSON.
Treasurer,
JAMES FRASER.
Recorder.
CHARLES MARTIN.
Superintendent of Schools,
H. II. HOWE.
County Commissioner (long
term
c. c. ATHERTON.
County Commits sioner( short
term)
J, H. MARTIN.
Justice of the Peace, |
". Nj. CARY. |
Constable.
ROBT. r. CRAWFORD. |
School Trustee dong term. |
D. A. BENDER.
School Trustee (short term(
G.. r. DAVIS,
EMPIRE PRECINCT
Justice Of the Peace.
|. 2. LEBO.
Constable,
T.. G.. JONES.
School Trustee, Long Term
c. LAROUETTE. |,
School Trustee, Short Term
A, BOURGEOIS.
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EXPRESS train from Reno and seal Passenger
tram leaving Virginia at O'Clock a. NJ. con.
rect at Mound House with Grains of Carson
and Colorado Railroad, arriving at Hawti orne
at $40 :. NJ Of same day. connecting with the
United States Stage COmpanYs line Of Con
cord coaches, a-riving at Aurora and Bodie
same evening: arriving at Luniny az 5:S3 ?. ",
connecting with stages for GrantsvAle, Be
mont, Tyoo, &c, aud arriving at Cindelaria at
800 P. ". connecting with stages for Counl-
bus. Silver Peak, Nonteznma, Aida Valley.
Gold Mountain, Benton. Bishop Greek AMI IL.
Dependence
H. VI. YERINCTON
General Superintendent.
D. A. EENDEH.
Cieneru Fregh: and Passenger Agent.
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Tie above trains are ran jaily and make
glove coune, ton at M0uno HOUSE with trains
OF the VII ginis s. Truckee RailSuad for Virginia
City ami Refe,, AID vita the Central Pacific
at Reno, via tho Virginia & Tru c&ae Railroad,
for sil points Ezst ALA West.
f. J. LAWS,
Assistant ,Superin, end enJ
D. A BENDER
Ger eral Freight and pAsse nyer AGENT
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2feiferfe, Der 3oGen'
NADER.
sIus benz altiiiSii6en 8oIislebsn.

Die suoen tparen ItetS, trob Der bieIz
fa5en 2siben, Der unenoliaen IribiaIe,
tpel1e iih itber lie ersollen, Elm frobes,
beiteres 8ei6Iedt. Sic befanben iih auf
Der SObs, eetrasen bonn 0lauben Iber
bas @el9if. l8o Der Snbe itanb ober
sins, ba iang, ba trdlerte er. 8orsiisli4
tparsn eS bic i6Dnen Dselo6ieen aus benz
8ottesbisnite Der yerbabenen 3siten"
Neuiabr unO 8eripbnansstas, Die er ii4
10 serne iuiebsrbolte; iie tparen ibm, mas
oem S6weiser iein 9simtpeb itiftsnber
aubreisen.
Inter ben frSbIifen BeranIaHunsen
iuaren es norsualit Spd;eiten, trelHe oaS
@emutb 3ur SansesIuit itimmten unb
CAB sS Su bieiem 8sbufs, mad bem alses
msinsn golfsssbrauGe ylultiss gerio.
men,, tpeIbe aus Der Grbeiteruns llnoerer
burd froblide 2ieber, our@ gSib uHb
Sder3 einen Beruf ma6ten. Sic
ilbten ibr fr5bli9es Qlmt insbeionoere
bel 9pbseiten aus, ipo Die 2uitisteit cine
religiDie pHi1t tpar, tpie Der Ialmub 10
ihDn bemerft: yQDer Braut unb 8rdls
tisam erfreut, Der bat 10 pieI setban, ais
babe CT cine Der Nuinen Ssrulalsms aufs
erbaut."
Die beslstidsn 9srionen iuaren in Der
That iebr oft i'm Bsiise eiues seiunben
QBises, ipelber lis insbeionnsre ~ Siebs
lingsn 6eS gpIfes ssmadt bat. GS ses
reidt mir aur Treube, ipis in inan6en
anSeren Besiebunssn 10 aud bier 3euse
3ipeier 3eitaIier seiporben su lsin; Der
golfsnorr Ober ,Belisnmader", iuelden
mir aud nit Ieinsr GheIIsnfappe auf eis
mem bet seniolen Gppenbeim' 'lhsn Sas
milienbiIoer finoen bat uns in bet Sus
senb oas 3psrhfell oft freubis srs
| i1attert. Aud bel Sbafeipsare ipielsn
bic ytarrsn cine berporragenee Stole; e.
Isst ibnen Die intereiiontsite Satpre uno
bic feinite Neisbsit in ben wiunh.
SD babe BON iener Sorte DtenIden
msbrere ssfannt; Der bette nnS gsl.ln=
gentle bon ibnen mar ,,YfsiferIs Der 4ofs
lienina6sr". SHon Isine aubers Gr{dsis
nuus utranlo6te Aeitsrltit; isin Gsii@t
|,pat hN ssn aaasi4ns /; SnS ,ptNn y
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mein GtiefeI, unb Gi{ls's erI@rodsne
NuSen besesneten ben meinen. SD leste
ben Singer an bic 2ippen anc idIid bas
bon.
gSdbrenb id binunterities, itoIperts uno
I6liirfte mir einDetrunfener entgegen, bic
Greppe bsrauf ibIiirftesnb itolpsrte an
mir periiber unb trat in bas fIeine gins
,ner. SD foIste ibm unbsmsrft bis an
ben Ireppenablas, no itb mid IN ben
S4atten Der halbseDffneten Ibire
fteIIts.
rBos ma6it Su ba Steb auf !" foIs
lerte cine robe, before Gimme.
yeS@ fam nidt, Gater ib babe Bils
lies 8ppf auf beni SdoB."
uSteb auf !"
9aS Mdbhen legte ben &ppf bes 2ei-
benben bebutiam auf ben 8pben, inbem
lie ibren biinnen SbatpI unter ibn brei=
tete, unb tbat ipie ibm gebeiben ipar.
pSater, 9Sillie lit iebr frant ah,
f6nnteH mir i'm furiren laiien."
,salt's MauI 9tpb elm Nort, 10 Iebre
i6 Did unb Jpn ba3r, 9tube su balten.
0antit mari Ger Gerl li@ auf's Bett unH
murnelte in ieinem truntenen 0aIbbe.
ipuBtiein Dor iid bin: Den furiren,
iuarum ni4t gar Damit perOient mar
fein GeIp. Sein Suiten lit unier Eers
mbgen. Den furiren laIien Dente ni6t
Bran! !"
%, bas SdeuiaI!"
0as Ntab6en lieB ben &opf tiefsr uni
tiefer iillfen.
Sanssr belt id es ni6t aus, ion6err
frat in bic &ammer. Der &erI auf ben
Bett lag idon in bleiernem Sdlaf .oi
aleine aber itabl iid su mir uab fliitertt
balb eri9rofen - lieber Serr, tpenr
Senanb @ebeintniIie erfdbrt, @ebeimniIi
anberer 2siite, meine i6, muB er bic MID
bepabren? DaS fpIlte man tbun i1ein
mir" Ste ipra6'5 NIT Der @lrSe cine
&bnigin.
9aeesen IieB ii6 ni9ts eintpenben; i'd
ertpiberte benz fIeinen 9inse bssbalb +
ernit tpie nur mDsIid: ,Setn @sbeim
NIP ioa setpabrt iperbeu; aber Du ntuB
aud su mir fcnlmsn, ipenn Ou ettpa
nDtbis bait"
| Sic maGte cine @erbsusuns, fiiBte mi
| plDBIih Die Sano uno einS bic Irepp
binunter.
gtm nd6iten 4benb Bat iie nit cine
setpiiien S6eu um ibren g8bisfeh, il
aber iorete fur rsiehIi9es Wtab.
Bel Der. leBten unlerer feds 8prIteIIun
gen fab bic 8Leine sIudIider aus, aIs Il
mir ie eri9ienen ipar. 9lIs iie um ber
BbiSfep tanL belt tie ben Sidssrbut bi
unb fliiterte mir nit bIei6en, ;itternOe
9ippen sa: n9eute Ibsno nur sur
S9ein."
! gBarum frasts i'd eben 10 Left
5uriif.
rBeiI-er feinen mebr brauGt. 6
III toDt |"
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yan,e Nulltnltr 892.

aug unb itieg i'm 2eiioensIhIpB bes sSiirs
iten Britnas BON 9albers alb. Die 2bs
ilise BON 8upern Sadisn unb QBiirtteits
berg fiibrten ibn IN bic rradtpoas bsfos
rirten 3imner, unD Der 20Hig BON Wiirfs
tersberg 3eigte iid ala ecibtdter sSeit0r6z
i,er. gber JtapoIeon tpar ME Elm syreurso
bieles Spuperdns getpeien, neil ibtn beiien
glbi9nberIihfeiten nidt sefielen. DaS
sSriihitiid beganu, nnb 16nig sSrisbrih Iei=
tete bic glnOrbnungen nit elmer 1lmiiht
une 9lufmerfiansteit, tpeIde Beipunoerilns
erre8ten. Gin Seer BON 2ammerherreu
,lnb 2afaien rannte bin iino Der, bic Gpeis
len unb Getrdtfe az prdientireii. 9edtiirs
LID nluBte @aeS benz Raiier, benz boben
@aite, suerit gereidt iperoen, ipeIher ies
bp6 bebarrlib ienen Gang abIebnte. Dies
fieI auf uuo erreste 8eitiirsung, um 10
nebr, ais nun mah Der Soofetiquette feIH
einSiser Der antpeieloen 6tiriten etipas se.
iiieBen burite. 9lls enolih pem 1ailer 9l[s
les persebIif, prdientirt tporoen mar,
ipaste es Der &Dnig bon 9Sitrttembers, ben
8eipaltigen sn fragen, mas er oenn eigents
lid 3u genieBen tpiinlehe ,,9lmanaS", faus
tete furs unb biinbis 0tapOIeons 9lntipDrt,
Der nit iAarfent Jelbberrnbiif iofprt bsrz
aussefunoea bate, bab bieie sSru1t auf
Der IafeI febIte. Spfort. befabI Der RDs
mig ben bienitbaren Geiltern, um ieoen
Breis AnanaS berbei3ulhafien, unb Das
banur9 erresteD Durbeinanberlaufsn Idien
ben Saiier auBerorpentli6 su ergOseu.
! n
Heterogeneous Des 8DnisS tpeiSen iuOilte.
Gine peiuli6e Holiie trat Elm upb bic Yers
lesenbeit erreidte ben bobiten Grab, als
ale Soften uuperribteter SADIE s,iriiffa=
men, ba in allen 2aoen umb STARTS in
| 5rantfurt feline einsise Inanus aufsutreis
ben mar mas Rappleon peranIaBte, fos
fort, Dhne einsn Biilen senOilen su babeH,
Die IafeI aufsnbeben unn Der Staot ben
Sudden su tebren.
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cincinnati, eonntas, ben g. 9e,embcr 1882

bic alIesneine Seitsrfsit Elm, unb Der
Bann mar BON gfeifsrIe senomnen.
glIio, sutss gfsiiIerls, Der bu emit aud
mir Elm gutter, luItiser 6re,ino tparlt ib
Iese sur Grinnsrun8 an beinen oft ita6s
Ii6en Mib einen friiden SSihtenfrans auf
Setn Grab, rbeitrablt ppn oeines gtubmes
8lans." 8ptt babe bid ieIie i'm SSaras
bieie, unb ipenn cu bort beunp9 ben ans
tospniitli6en gtabbiner iiebit, 10 iase,
mir Iaiien ibn sriiRen.
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MuiifaIif6e asnntniiis.

Mufifalifde 8snntntiie.
GtpiIif: ysSeBt tperben Sic tpcbl
Iieber bei'm Wlilitdr ieiH, naboem Sic
8efreiter 'iporben iinb z"
8efreiter: Der 0'freite' freut
MI trent, i tpdr' lieber gu Der Wluiit
fontnia !"
Gibilift: ,Saben Sic SenI aud
muiifalii6e 8enntiliiie 2"
8efreiter: ySa freili' Bon une
i'rer Utuiif Tenn I + gllle, unb BON be-
idperen &eiter Tenn T. N Stabstrculs
peter"
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Dorfpirtbin: o@ndbise Srau Baros
min brau6en lid ni6t ipesen Der tiefsn
2D6er in Dem GuseIbOpf su efeln; treine
Buben baben bios bic Singer einsebohrt
um Die @einbeerIn beraussufriegea !"
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@usber ainberftube.

@ama: GUM fIsinsn Guitar, Der
nit benz eriten S6uIseusniB mad Sauie
fonmt) !: ,9lber, @uitae, iparum bait 9u
benn in Sittert fetne Geniur 2"
Guitar: ySa, Uiama, Sitten baben
mir nod nidt sebabt!s
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GeWiiIenbafte IBeiInns.
S9nefer GU ibrem 8ruoer, Der
bonn 8aufrnann ein 3tpeipfenNiSitad ses
i4enft befommeD /: r&arI Glib mir aud
Gtspas bapon !"
8arI: y@art' Elm ipenis, i4 muB
suerit-tpe9leln Ialien !"
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ginbIutoiir tiger 8pseI..-
Der Nestor notabilis, elm neuieeIGnbis
i4er 8ogeI, lit ein 8epobner bes miIben
5ohgebirges; er geb6rt sur Gattnng Der
gap6seien. Die untere 6ld6e ieinsr bis
den 3unse 1T an Der Spite nit RarseR
bepedt, tpomit er bic iiibsn 9lmmenidfte
- ben Sauptftoff ieiner Jtabruns - elm.
iaugt, auBeroem ndbrt er Iih nod BON
'tpiIoen 8eeren unb SSnieften. Cine icIdse
Rubrung erior6ert nun ipeber Ututb nod
aetpaItiamen &f uno er mar caber
frilber, Elm bur6aus friebli6er Bogel.
Die meiiten 8pIpnilten auf Neu.Seelanb
Ieben nun aber BON Der 8iebs unb insbes
lunSere BON Der Sdaf3u1t. &enm bic
Sdafe seIhla6tet peroen. bdngt man Sos
tppbl baS 6leii6 tpis Die Selle auf eigens
errihtetsn 8eltellen auf, um iie an Der
2uft III trcfnen. 9luf bieIes ieItiame
G6auipiel rpuroe Der senaante 9oseI aIss
baIo aufmerflanl aantaI i'm Winter, ipenu
ss tbnt an Nabrins gu manseln anfing,
une CT perluhte rpn benz ausgejtellten
SSleiiHe su fciten. GS ihien ibn, sa nuns
ben, tpenigitenS bemerften Die S1afsadz
ter, oaB Der Reitor baufig BON Der ibm
sdnIib unbefannten Nabrung game
Stlde abrib unp pet3ebrte. Mber Der erlte
S9ritt, ben Der Nestor notabilis auf Der
Babn bes 8aubeS eeipagt, filbrte ibn iitts
mer tpeiter, nnb 10 lit Der nnfhuIbigs friebz
Ii6e Serspapagei aamdbIis Elm fpiiiter,
getralttbdtiser Naubposel geiporben. esu
ben Iebten iedS sSabren bemerften bic Bieea
siihter, baB ibre Shafe an elmer Bic baz
bin sdn3lib :nbefannten Sranfbsit litten.
DieIe &rantbeit duEerte iith bur6 bos Gnt=
iteben blutiser Bunben ioipobl auf benz
Nnden trie on ben Seiten ees Ibieres,
rns bdufis iparen biele gSunoen 10 sabls
reid, baB iie burd fortipdbrenhe Giteruna
ben COB berbeifiibrten. Jliemanb bate
bieie Rranfbeit iensaIS friiber bepbahtet,
Niemanb ipuBte etipas iiber Die 9rt uno
9Seiie anauseben, ipie eisIe aHunben 20
plDsIib entltanoen. @nblit fab eines Ia.
ees elm 5irte, tpie iid elm Nestor notabi.
lis auf ben Hiiden zines Shafes niebers
lieB uno Dem armen Ibiere lolpcbI gRoIls
ipie 9aut ppns aeibe riB. Diss CAB su ae.
nauerer Beoba&tuns Mnlab. uno man Der.
| fdaffte ii4 baID bic ueber3suguna, bas eS
obise 8Dgel iuaresl, tpslbe ineiitens n,eb.
rsrs ausleid iiber sin Ghnf berfieIen ,tne
es peripunoetsn. Das lettere, pou ben
einsisen ibnr sur Derfiigung itebsnDsn glb.
mebrmitteI @ebranh mabenb, mari lid
auf ben Naden lnb ipdl3te li4 BIN uni
ber; alIsin bisS bali trenia, benn BE bIut
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gBsrtb bsr 2suaniiie.

,,Sie ipollen aIs &D9m in meinen
Dienft treterl z"
,Sa; ib CLAUDE, baB Sic mi. mir su.
frisoen lein tperpen. SD bin 20 Sabre
alt bab' IN ben pornebntIten SduIeru
ssbient ,ino fam ibnsn 30 ausss3ei4nets
3sueniiie pprIssen."
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@rammatitaIii6er 9ampf.

Wr Ut III q IVIU y EI wv III Y
Sobauu: %, ROiaIis, i'd Iisbe
Sbnsn!"
9tOiaIie fOrriSirenb): uS4 Iiebs
Sic !"
Sobann (sntsldD: ySie mir aud {?
glaL bas 1T bilbi6 BON Sic !"
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SeIbfaefabI.

3pei iunse Seute seratben in Gtreit.
Miilen Sic niht tper ih bin |? fra9t enes
LID NIT itirnrun;eInDem Sugrimm Der
Cine.
gteiu, entesSnet Der Inbere.
Stun, bann ipi4 i1 es Sbnen iasen,
msin SntsI 1T Der Serr Sberit BON 9prn |!
Cine gpibemie unter ben
@eiId 1, psrbIlfft Die transatIantii&en
8Iumiiten. Die 2ranfbsit erideint aIs
elm fIsiner SIedsn auf ben BIumenbIdts
tern, iobaIo ii9 bic 8eld,e 0ifnen uno
breitst ii6 raid aus. Die 8lumen pers
borrsn idnsI ipie Derbrannt. Wian i@iebt
bic llria9e bieler Gri@einuns auf mitross
topiids Sreanismen ahnli4 Der pbpaDs
lera.
Serr Weper rnadbt nit ieiner Ip14
ter cine 2anbpartbie. YlDslib ltilrat aus
benz DebafGe Der gsrebrer bes Jrduleins
berauS unb ruff: y9err Uieper, bier
f5nnen g mid nidt ;ur Gbiire binauss
psrien......ih bitt' um bic 9ano Sbrsr
1eater !"
Sur 8oIbenen Cans. - Cine
reibe Dame feprte auf elmer 1eiie in BEN
einSissn Gaitbof eineS Stabtdsns, s3ur
aoIoenen Cans" benannt, Elm. Der
aDirtb bemsrite, bnB ibm bier Elm BDssl.
den in bas Garn 9elaufen isi cas ei
rupfen Tonne ui,o leste Der Dame bel
ibrer gBeitsrreile cine 0tehnunS Dor,
fpelde nit inebr als boppelter 9rsibe &c.
ldrieben mar. Die Dame sablts obns
Elm lDort ~ lprshsn, als aber Der Mirtt
bieieIte sinluO, iis ns0se Die OnaDe ba'
ben, auf Der 9tiifreiie rpieoer Bel ibm rorl
suIprsdsn, oa IaHslte iie fsiH unb iasts
,Das tbut mir Isie. Jbasn obIdlaSsn u
inliisn, nean in itnDe - nitpt itnisi&sl
BAIT fur S1s Wiss5abanSi&ils anssis9ss
~ usEssu."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-12-03
Der Sdbpfer bes BaISes.

Sbriter Gu elmer @eieaidaft na9s
benz bisielbe 'bei'm glnblif eineS berrlis
den BaIbes baS 2ieo selungeu: User
bat bid, bu i60ner WaIp, aufsebaut 10
bod ba broben ac."): ySis, neine Ser.
rem, bas mar fein SD !"
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Wannigfaltiges.
Ser GpIinb er

OCT = 2 DItNp er
1T Bel Dlan6en nur Elm fortseiebter lees
rer Naum.
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8eIeibi8snbe Grass.

81: ySaben Sic ben Iebten &Ometen
seleben z"
8: ,Sa sIauben Sic Senn in BIN 10
elm 9ump, 6aB i'd crit in Der 5rab' UNI 4
nbr beimSeP II"
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0as tiiali&e VoIisblatt

sctst psr wsa (stne esnusassbIstt) sac peg Sasr
a. % sas bogbe saty nnS saso bas gisrteIiasr Msf
sonnsaessiatt s1l 20 ysr s4sg ss.so sss basss Sas
mn 81 80 sas gssrtetinty.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-06-24
BRISTOL ITEMS.

A heated argument at the brewery was
settled by club.
Fred Strombergs saloon, which will be
the most elegant in town, is nearly CON-
pleted.
So far as We can learn there have been
no changes of note in the various mines
and prospects in the hills during the past
week. t.tf.. @
Prof. King, the aronaut, is building a
balloon in which to cross the Atlantic.
Well, it won't be the first gas-bag that's
been built to cross the aocean; neither
will the professor be the first gas-bag
that's built one for that purpose.
On the night of the Goth slight cloud.
burst occurred near the divide, and as
water will naturally run down hill,
through a channel, Bristol resembled a
brick yard the morning following, caused
by the washing down Of tailings from the
mill.
If the scientific bosh who swung us
around into the Torrid zone and then
predicted this summer would be the
hottest ever known to the United States,
would only make one more prediction,
we shouldn't have any summer at all.
We piously believe that this cold weather
is all on that fellows account
The smelter is running splendidly.
Since the starting up of the concern there
has been neither break in the machinery
nor "cake" in the furnace. The daily
yield of bullion is on the increase
GO bars coming out per "a hours-its rich
enough to steal-and at this date, the
23d, there are upwards Of "a tons of it
corded up and awaiting shipment.
Whitney Goodrich and Will Worden
are running the large and commodious
saloon lately vacated by Thomas Dorrell.
During their younger and more tender
days these pious and exemplary youths
regularly attended Sunday school, hooked
apples in the evening and were duly
spanked off too sleep when bedtime came.
Yet, notwithstanding their past misdeeds,
we wish our young friends success in their
new venture.
"Stick to your trade, " said the printer
to the jockey. "You're hard case, al
though l don't feel bit sulky," replied
the jockey. "This conversation is Of
long metre, but at all events be sure not
to hide your light" added the eastman.
"Under bushel," chimed in the basket
maker. "For then it couldt shine
through the window" murmured the
| glass.blewer. Gentlemen, if you've dis.
played your signs, please to dry up, "
circulated the painter. Sand bust!
roared the giant-powder man.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-06-24

with improved tables, will find no diff
Guilty in making concentrating paying
business at that place.