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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08
The Cade,shID.

In reference TO the Yves. Poin. ca
detship, We remarked the other day
that we knew Of no candidate for tho
the vacancy in Elko county. Since
then we are informed that there is II
in the person Of James Honeyman, of
Glover Valley, son Of an old and es-
teemed citizen of this county. Frank
Honeyman. Young Honeyman has at
tended school l n California and is we'll
educated. about Is years OF age, md o
bright, promising youth, with a phys
ique capable of standing more than on
average test. He is a boy who would
do credit to tho State should he be
lucky enough to obtain tho appoint.
ment,
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OF FEES.


Tho new fee bill established BY the
last Legislature went into effect ON tho
LIST Of this month. The average reduc-
ton is about thirty per cent. tap
plies to Tho fees of tho Clerk of the Su-
preme Court, all County and Township
officers aud to Notaries Public. Under
the Salary lsw, the reduction does not
affect the present county officers, but
their successors. who will act under the
fee system. will not become suddenly
rich unless there is Il material increase
in the business of their respective of.
fees. We predict tina, there will not be
as great n contest next year for posi-.
tions On the county tickets. as hereto
fore.
Among the good Acts passed by the
last Legislature was the one compel
ling County Clerks to administer the
necessary onths and attach their certid-
Gates to all bills against the county,
without making any charges therefor.
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From Saturdays Daily.
~,

ShcrE shcHrers ATE WANTED at LEM
ray-Siu pea day,
Senator Foley OF Eureka WAS IA town
last evening. !Ic retained home this
morning.
. Charley S~Loidhrl. late S. Fgeaut.a at
arms Of tho assembly, has gone to Car
SOU to take tie position Of Commis,arv
Of the State Prison.
II you make any mistakes tomorrow.
console yourselves with the reelection
that it il All Fools Day. and 90 Oh
your v0y + joicing.
The frs, Strawberries 81 the season
hre selling at san Frauciso for = dollar
per box. They are from SaLla CLARA.
Pleasant t. read about!
Conkling. Of late shooting notori,tv.
with his sister. have kn New Yo.L.
They "iii probably pas, ;h,yuSh E!.u
next wednesday morning.
There is some talk Ia TU,ctrcr,
about a suit for damage Tor false im-
~rrisonm"nt. ia connection with The !,lc
ringo roLb,ry near Lat pl..c,.
The Denver \ ri, G,,,.5. -,l..,
has driven tho last spisv coany.;u.
u,,.l .;,, =
pass, ugcr trains vii. begin :ur,ia. On
April io'h, Trough to prnv,r.
Ihl si.y Sin .,,. ..s -
Crowl.y AID Gar l,in Wltrs.l. has,
disposed a. tyi.r c,l.l. AID go, ,
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08
From Mondays Daily
SALMA0UNDI

Tho District Court and the Board Of
County Commissioners Gro both in ses
sion to-day.
Arrivals by stage from Tusearora last
evening: Wm Brown, II " Williamson.
Departures this morning: c A Brown,
George HaiGht.
DR.. Moore. who temporarily sup
Piled DR.. Meigs' place here during the
past Winter, has become n resident Of
the new town Of Hawthorne. Oh the G.
l. G. railroad.
The riihe for Mrs. o. L. Green's
piano will come of at Froemun's Hall
on the evening Of Friday. April &. Per
sons who have subscribed to tLe rnh,a
but not fully paid mp, are requested to
DO ready with the coiu prior to thai,
date.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08

A dispatch was received this morn.
lug by the Secretary Of the Elko Lodge
l. D. o. f., announcing The death Of
John NJ. Lane, late Of Eiko. Ito died
last night ct Los Angeles.
Mr.. Lane was a native Of Tennessee,
and died Mt tho comparatively early age
Of 80 years. by his own request he
will bc buried oil Los Angeles. lilo was
elected Justice Of tho Peace for Elko
township last Fail. an office now va.
cant until the next meeting OF the
Bot.d Of County Commissioner. 10
was long In tho employ OF tho Central
Pacific Railroad Company. manager Of
tho water tank here, until failing health
compelled him to engage in lighter elm
ploymcut. lie came TO Elko about ten
years ago from his native State, was a
Captain, we believe, during the war,
in the Confederate service. Soon Of.
ter his ARRIVAL hero no became con.
noctcd with tho police service, who're
tho seeds Of his malady were sown dur.
ing the nights exposure. lie will be
greatly missed here.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08

Following is the roll Of honor Of the
Grammar Department OF E!ko Public
School for the month Of March, 1888:
Bccca Yates, 100; Essic Rosenstock,
lOO' Charles Henderson. 100; Nora
Ronchc. 100; Minnie Gillignu, 100;
Willie Cullen. 100; Lena Alexander.
100; Lily R~os,nstock, 100; Joe Gill.
gnn. 100; Stella Mnyhugh, 100; Mamie
Russell, 100; Josie lIamCr, 100; Edith
Taylor, 100; Alfred Bruce. 100; Louisa
Adams, 100; Luin Lockwood, 100;
Blanche Roaohc, 100; Annie Mulcaby,
100; Barbara Lang. 100; George Bruce,
100; Georgia Pollard, %; Nova Burner,
90; Belle Butter. 9S; Carrie Gilliean, 90;
Harry Kelly, 0G; Minnie Lauham. %;
Bon Craighead, 81; John Green, Of:
Minnie Lilton, 81; John Tucker. %;
Eva Reed, %; Jerry Shccnnn, 90; Guy
Calden, %.
Miss l.. FHiSK. Teacher.
Roll Of Honor Of Primary Depart.
mont Of Elko Public School Tor tho
month Of March: Birdie Dawlcy, 100:
Maud Carter, 100; Alice EdoT, 100;
Hattie Roscns,ock, 100; May Huford,
100; Hattie Clark, 100; lola Roach.
100; Mamie Yates, 100; Matte Russell.
100; Nellie AtuIcy, 100; Ruby Fuller,
ioO;'Beriha Spence, 100; Mabel Bipgs.
100; May Gardner, 100; John Gntrecht,
100; Willie liigsby, 100; Amos Roach,
100; 10y Lang, 100; Owcn Tucker,
100; Nellie Anderson. 90; Willie Ear
ton, 80; Eddie Barton, 0S; Annie Val.
ley, or Lewis Lindsey, 81; Grace
burner, &c; Maud Gardner, 90: Rachel
Dagloy, 05; Bcrlic Mckee, o5; Nora
Pollard, o.; Alice Riggs. %; Caesar
Alexander, %; Albert Butter, 90.
]JosrpntSE TAYLOR, Teacher.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08

Tra'nps he again tLronsing through
the town, aud making themselves OBJ
noAions. Some eight or ten Of them
aro collected near the slaughter hons.
above the town. whero they have con.
s'ructed a refuge on; of Ties aud boards.
Constable "ksnluek" a~dmouilhpa ,L.p
- Move along Hnl cut, but they iuso
Ientiy declined. They . re abort town
today with thcir usual whine, 20 the
discomfort Of nmi:I,s. ~ | persons on
the streets. Something ought to hr
done with thcp, aud oihpIs of Iike TX,
bri":" they. through forco Of habit.
make a standing stopping place and
camp Of EIko. Thy arc u constant
m"rncs and nnnoynnca TO the town.
ihe citizens could wish promriaiy give
them - fagcihlr hint TO take IL walk.
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Hotel Arrivals.


April Ord.
Jack Perry, Mineral Hill
] q Dawson. Sacramento
T BGbcox. Tuscarora
L o Mayers do
q W Phillips. do
l. ii More, do
Il Carson. Hamilton, Mo
NJ Dorsey, Hn!lsck .
A II Merters, S. L.
Al Sherman, Oakland
T Henley, Cortez
April 4th.
WEIGH Comedy Company
James WEIGH, Salt Lake
Lille Wclch, do
Dan Baernstein. 10
Art Powell, do
CT Haunaman, 90
o Roberts, Tuscarora.
Peter Sarup,
l. Robertson. Mound Na!lsy.
Dnu'i Shue.zer, Carlin.
Geo J. Prens. Sau Francisco.
John G Staples,
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Early yesterday morning thcro Won a
DISASTROUS fire ut Greeley. (Colj fifty
miles nor'h Of Denver. n. W. Hall 4
Co.. hardware nul furniture; II. u.
~Juckson, dry goods and groceries: aud
II Southland, dry goods, suffered scri-
or total LOSSES. The Union Bank
brildinP, aud Masonic aud odd Eel.
lows bali oro entirely destroyed. Esti.
mated loss, $3.50, 900.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08

Following Ia n list u tho names a
tho Grand Jurors Tor tho prcscu,
term: John Arnlcy. Chairman,
Scion Pcot, G.. G.. Warner. John
Payne, Stanley Rtgshy, George Tucker,
wm. ringhoG, j. H. Keyscr. J.. Hon.
dcrson. Jamcs Drwar, jas. +. Russell.
joel $. Gnrduor, Robert Cullen, John
Yoweil, Jomos Davis. Uirom Chase,
THomgg C~rumpackcr.
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~BudweIser Reer.

Rickhnrt & Froelich are now pre-
pared to furnish their patrons at
Wholesale or retail with BUDwE1sER
BEAR, that acmo OF malt beverages,
still unequaled for delicious flavor and
wholesomeness owing to the superior
quality Of the Ingredients used in
brewing il.
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COIRT.


March 81, 1889.
Order mndo confirming report Of
Commissioners in the matter OF tho CO.
iato Of Il. Burner; also M order for Tho
sn'c Of the residue Of property Of s'id
egiato.
Cngo 81 Cnckbin W. PfinrnuT. final
judgment by counsel submitted: taken
under abatement by the Court.
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from NnpleH.

\ correspondent OF tho Ogden Pilot,
writing from Naples. Idaho, under dnte
Of March 81, says: "we have here
about 100 houses aud tents, over
twenty-five saloons and places where a
man al get liquid refreshment, aud
restaurants and eating houses and no.
tells until you can't rest. The track is
not yet in Grst-clnss order between
Shoshone and Pocatello, aud there are
some places whore tho train cannot run
over Ave miles mn hour. Twenty miles
Of track have been lail on the branch
to Bellevue, aud tho iron house will be
in that lively town some timo in the
early pant Of next month. This is going
to be n great place, and don't let IL ca.
cape your memory"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08

Standard Oil Co.'S frst-class brands
Of coal oil are shipped TO this coast in
cascs Of ten gallons only. Don't ex-
pertinent with oil in barrels. but buy II
in the genuine new eastrn cases and
cnus,
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An EIegnnt Siock.

Mrs. b. W. Lang has just received
IRON San Francisco. q complete and
we'll selected stock Of Millinery Goods.
consisting OF Ladies' and Children's
Summer Hats. latest styles for dress or
sun wear; fine assortment Of Chenille
Trimmings. Ribbons, handsome Flow
ers. etc. The stock is large, aew and
well assorted, and will be sold at prices
below all competitors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08
TITO Iusnne Asylum

There has been considerable intigu-
ing going OH about Carson aud Reno
for some titno involving the manage.
mont 81 tho State Insane Asylum. II
has illuminated by tho remoyal Of DR..
Dawson, the superintendent. AMI tho
appointment of DR.. Bishop. Of Reno,
with DIR. Dergstein. Of Virginia. for
Assistant, and Geo. W. Avery, Com.
missniy. The State Journal attributes
Dawson's removal TO the action OF Hut.
fokcr, on tho Board Of Commission foI
the Insane. who gave the casting vote
There wore friends to reward nUd one.
mics 20 punish.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08

Another child has been killed in Chi.
cage by tho cable cars. making over
twenty victims TO that institution since
It's introduction thore. The conductor
and tho driver nrO in Jail to nv ait tho
action Of tho Coronor's iary.
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A,trnI nna penrI OILS.

A full supply Of the above irst-class
brands of coal oil, Standard Oil Co.'S.
just received at Muller's Drug store.
Inquire for prices before buying else
whore.
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j & Bembcfgcr. Suu Francisco.
Lloyd Coc, Wisconsin.
VIM EJofson.
w II Stewart, Star Valley.
Jas " Mitchell, Sacramento.
IL q Wear, South Fork.
III Il Cook.
bon MCMuhgn.
Juko LEXIS II. san Fr,nci go.
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Astral and Pearl Oils give q steady
white light, besides which they are
non-c1plosiye, making them the best
for family use,
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Hi 10y has just received direct from
China a lot new goods suitable for tho
holidays, including new styles Of hand
koiehicfs. hnO teas, toys. etc.. etc. Call
and examine. dec9.tf'
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PROM EAST.
WfLlS'faRG1 AID STAGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.

EIsihc>s hours In Wells. Farcu 4 en-. anil
The U. y. stage office, at the Depot Hotel. Will
DC ~ follows. uutIl farther notice;
h"Tnins-From G;e to 5, aud from Q 10 4.
O'clock. :"
E~vening--From l to ). and from 6 10 :
O'Clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08

Tho stage from Tuscorora last eve.
ming brought down ten bars Of Nav.
njo bullion, I,Ol9 lbs, value s29,ii0.Gi.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-04-08

Tho money IN tho United States
Treasury is nov being counted for the
first limo Ia ten years, Twenty or
thirty clerks are at work on the Job.
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Death OF Peter Cooepsr.

Dcnth Oh refer cooper.
Peter Cooper died yesterday morning
OF pneumonia, at New York City.
Cooper celebrated his 92d birthday on
February 18th. Ho had been Riling Tor
some timo with a slight cold and Sun
day was compelled to remain in bed.
His family physician was summoned
ard at once discovered the patiant TO
be suffering from a severe attack OF
pneumonia. Cooper's advanced years
was a great drawback to his recovery.
About 2 o'clock he called his son, OK.
Mayor Cooper, and Mrs. Abram
Hewitt, his daughter. and her family,
TO his bedside, saying to them that he
had not long TO live and they must be-
come roconciled to the fact. Ho re-
manned conscious up to the time Of de.
mise and made several remarks about
family affairs. Many friends Of tho
family and prominent citizens called at
the house this morning to sympnthizo
with the bcreaved family. Cooper was
born in this city February l2, 1901, and
i've d life full OF honors from his early
boyhood.
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Astral aud Pearl Oils IRE sold in
quantities to suit at Muller's drug
store aud Maj. Miller's grocery.
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Frc.h nrnhs.

just received a, Mullor's Drug Store
n full supply Of Lsndreih's fresh gar
den and gross seeds, in papers and in
bulk, viii DO sold at eastern retail
prices. diw&w2
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FoR pure md good liquors anil Sc
gars. 60 to the Gem.
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The Idaho Enterprise Of March Is,
says Of tho Welch Comedy COMPANY,
wL'ch Is to appear in Freeman Hall 70.
night: Tho Wrlch Comedy Company
gave ouo Of their unique exhibitions
here list evening to Il full house. Mr.
Wclch is q host in himself. The audi
enco l.ughCd uutl their sides were
sore, {. his wi;iiCisms, jokes, and
comic pcrsJnatious. His imporson-
atoms were excellent, aud varied. I'M
brIciUG all kinds Of characters. His
rceirstion Of :ho Tramp" was exceed
iugIy well rendered, and brought tears
to tie Eyes OF mnny IN the audience.
II alone was worth five times the al.
mission. Miss Lille WEIGH Was very
cn'e.t inius ia her comic songs, and
took her chnrasicrs in the comedies
vel 81 tl.0 dil Mr. ar; Powell. Those
VII" van ten dollars worth at fun fer
fifty costs shcGll not ful to attend"
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Proceedings IL ia nanrl ur County
COMMISSIONER.

Tho Board Il County Commissioners
l.,; NJ the Court House on Mondnv.
luss uamt to adj,aEumcut. Prrs,nt-J.
}. Camrb II. Chairman; !. +. Babcox
and \. HGUer. Tic Go.iywlus business
was transacted:
The funds in the County Treasury
were examined by tho Board, in ne
cucdamce with law, and iaunl t. c. RE.
spond with tho Auditors books; aygrr.
gate Gu baud, $29,Jig.II.
Ca mnlinn, A.. ". Bfswn was an
pointed Justice of the Poe. f5r Huut-
imE,"n Township.
Tho proposal Of Bartlett ~ O,trricher
for furnishing meals 81 ;ha INDECENT
'iek Of tho County Hospital. being the
most favorable, they were awarded ,h,
contract at the rate u! - couts per DAY
for each inmate.
On motion. a contract vas mGIo with
\. l.. Watson to survey and draugAt a
innp OF iuscarOrI. for tho sum Of SCI.
Tic EistriCt Attorney vas autLoriz. Il
to appoint - Deputy for Tuscarcgu al a
salary Il so PCT month.
Tho Auditor was instructed to trans.
fe' iro'a the General to the Salary
Fund tho sam Of 3. sG777.
Ordered that the sn!nry Of the Jaui-
tr be raised frum SC5 1" so per
month, aud it was further ordered that
the Shcriif be allowed pay for - j,ilor
until such ,iuto as tho Duulin aud
lluyck cases bo disposed Of.
Monthly reports Of the various county
officials were received, examined and
ordered filed.
Tho official bonds of Thomas Holmes
Hmi IL Stoktr. Road Supervisors. were
approved and ordered flod.
The following county bills were then
.Nnmiucd uul allowed:
J Is Ghccn. Camp IIulleck Road ;
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DIED.

LANE-At Los Angeles, April 8, 1888,
John NJ. Lane, aged 80 years, lato o
EIko.
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Tine ouncdy Company Tonight.
Go and see Welch's Comedy Com.
pnny Mt Freeman Hall tonight. Their
entertainments are irst.olass aud high
~ amusing, for all Of which facts I am
prepared TO vouch. IL. ii. McGiSLEY.
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ROltN.

ASDERsoN.-At Elko, April 4. to the
wife Of Geo. Anderson, a daughter.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Ed Goodale, Star Valley.
Fred Miller, Winnemucca.
Paul Sch!llersteon, South Fork.
Weiland, Willard Station.
Y L Hnrdesty, South Fork.
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l; Id reported that AIr. Cassidy has
selected a young mnI from the eastern
portion # Nevada to receive the ap-
p~olutmcut Of cadet Mt West Point. The
Enterprise slightly objects TO this
mcthcd Of appointment, desiring that
tie boys in ;hs wcstrrn counties have Il
chance for The place through q compe-
tit'Eo examination. 1t claims thu,
there are thrae youths III Storey, and
as many moro in Wosh0o and Ornsby
counties. who are a~uxiyus 10 try their
luck for he position. Hero in Elko
We are not informed of any Candidate.
Doubtless either method Of appoint
ment will result, in the production Of a
crodiiHIle representative from Nevada.
Mr.. Mckinley proposes to have a
chilir"n's party at Freeman Hall to-
night ut eight o'clock, provided
the weather is good, II it should storm
Tie party will be postponed. Adnis.
sion 20 cents; ladies free. mckinley
intends that tho children shall have
their share of n good time as we'll as
their elders.
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lNlb tNlNs
Peter Muusnr. Eiko Road. ...S 90 co
q. H. Chase, General ......... II 90
No further businoss appearing the
Board adjourned until May 7th, 1888.
- .
Cincinnati and Cleveland elected
Democratic NInyo rs last Monday.
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from Tuesday. Daily.l.
sALMAGUNnI.

Payne i Fernald are unloading TO.
day n carload Of alabaster lime rectiyed
this morning from Nov Castle, Cali.
fornia.
The Grand jury hes not Increased
the population of the town much to-
day, AS most Of them are not far from
homo.
Between four and Ave thousand
bricklayers went out on a strike on
Tuesday ct Chicago, for 81 a .day.
Work en- al the principal buildings is
stopped.
Arrivals by st &c last evening from
T~useerora werO: George Phillips, J.
c. Dow j. +. Moore. J. A.. Banks.
Departed this morning: j. C.. Carson,
r. j. Murphy, John Murphy.
Ex- PrCsidout Diaz visitel General
Hancock at Governors Island Monday.
A salute OF twenty guns was fired, the
band played national airs aud Hancock
ana lis STAN were in full uniform to
receive their visitors.
The tailest ma in America is Henry
Cay Thurs;oT. OF White Oak, Titus
county, Texas. He is nov about fifty
years Of age, n respectable farmer with
an interesting family, aud measures
seven fee; sey,n aud 4 half inches III his
boots.
Iuscarora Lodge No. 80. ]. 0. 0. F,
chose l.. :. Yeats, A.. W. ucsson,
lanes Esnnei;s sud George =. I'D
IA u 80 representatives. TO the Grand
Lodge of that Order. The annual SEES
sion cf that body Will be held in Reno
IN jnHe. commencing on the 10th dav.
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Another Good nan Fallen.

The Silver State has changed from
upon tho railroad question. l. now
cl'ins that all platform resolutions adj
voca;ing the reduction q frrigLis and
fares to he nothing but Buncom5e and
only intended rs such. 1t is but a iow
years since that this same editor al
most advocated the lyncLing of the
members OF Grand jury Of this coun-
ty who unanimously indorsesI a petition
requesting our Legislative delegation
to vote against a bill which would have
utterly W'ncl OFF frain-rAiscrs by iu-
wiling competition in our home market
from Utah and California. What is the
occasion Of this ~"u!rous chnugo
that hrs come over the spirit Of his
dream?
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John l. OHM, onec Of ElGo, is now
running the Homer Index.
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Hcnnossy Brandy, 1874 vintage. at
tho Gem.