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National Republican., 1883-02-14
The Mexican T'renty,

BY invitation Of the senate committee on
foreign relations, Gen. Grant, Commissioner
Trescot, and Secretary Frclinghuyscn ap-
pcarcd before that committee yesterday morn
ing to explain and advocate the provisions of
the Mexican reciprocity treaty. Gen. Grant
was the principal speaker, and his remarks
We're substantially identical with his utter
ances in Now York city, as reported in tho
interview telegraphed last Sunday night.
Secretary Frcinghuysen and Mr.. Trcscot
agreed with the general in all his statements
The committee will hold a special meeting at
an early day to determine the character of
their report upon tho treaty. According to
present indications they will recommend its
ratification.
National Republican., 1883-02-14
t5'Or Sale miscellaneous.

4 LIBRARY For Si5.--A FEW SETS or THE
N Library of Universal knowledge, li volumes,
bt pIg S'nC ANA COutluinl all Of Chinbcrs's EuCy,
c'"poUH aud over 1000 additional topics by Ameii.
can Wricrs, are offered at s5 cash per set Tor n low
days only, Buy While you N ut tins figure. Address
BOOK PUBLISHER care OF Republican OnlCe.
feit3te
TIOR sALE-Top WAGON. s9O: DIRT on FARM
II Wuw1, 20 wagon hurucss sl2; nearly new
huggy nruesf Sls; also ay horse, Apply ~ GOS
sixth street northwest, lol48t9
JNOR ALE-sl2j-PGA ErONi MADE no or
y der Of best material ana but lutte used. Gus
Fourteen. h street nurihWrst. 'fel2-7ts
A TllOROt GlIBREu BROOD MARE FOR
IA sale NJ u lOw price also for rnnt stlblp room
lur two horses ana carriugs ana horse aud buggy.
AlpE Ht sa3le m rear ot street between flneonill
ana sixteen u strerlN, tcla,al
EOR 81 LIE AT a SACRIFICE FOR UNSH OK
IL Bhor, IhleC fine carved rosewood pianos.
very !itlc nsud luclulmg one of those magnificent
irlpploslrnng StieU squire grHuds at
- q. l., WILD ~ mos,
ha'l2t' 7OD seventh street northwest
National Republican., 1883-02-14

fault Of these to parties specified. Tho bonds
became due, and the daughter asked the Sec
retary Of the treasury TO whom payment
should be made The inquiry was referred to
Judge Lawrence, who holds that payment
cannot be made to the daughter named in the
will, but should be made to trustee appointed
by the proper court of equity on trust to in
to the daughter during her life to preserve
the fund, and on her death to pay it over to
the final lcpatce
National Republican., 1883-02-14
A HAwKrYr soc1Ap1E.
Meeting and Entertainments OF the Iowa
Republican Association.

Republican Association.
The Iowa Republican association held it's
regular monthly meeting last night at Grand
Army hall, c,rner Of Seventh and i streets
northwest, Maj. II. w. Love, vice president
Of tho association, in the chair After tran
sacting the routine business Mai. Love va
Gated the chair in favor of George Cowie,
chairman of the committee of arrangements,
and the exercises were opened by the reading
of an original poem by Mr. J. s. McCreory.
Maj. Clarke sang n song, Miss Helen Beattie
gave u recitation, and little Miss Blanford re-
cited very amusing piece, which brought
her deserved applause. Recitations songs,
piano solos, speeches, and short remarks were
given. The leading speech of the evening
was delivered by the Hon. Henry O'Connor.
for many years attorney general of tho state
Of Iowa, who spoke in glowing terms of the
progress of the country, and especially the
great west, and gave graphic account of the
changes that had taken place in Iowa since
he first made his home there.
The hall was filled with the gallant men and
handsome women Of Iowa, among whom were
Hon. J. A. Kasson, Senator McDill, Hons. w.
=. Hepburn and Decring.
National Republican., 1883-02-14
New Isnulnnd EOrench Canndlnns.

Senator Blair chairman of the senate com
mittee on education and labor, has received {
number of letters from representative Frencl
Canadians now living in New England il
which they cmphntcally deny the assertion
made by Frank x. Foster that their moral
and intellectual standard is lower than that
ol'other New England wage workers, and ask ia
be heard by the committee. They have beer
informed that the committee will give then
a heNrlng NJ some future time.
National Republican., 1883-02-14
Rights OF Soldiers and Railway Conn
pnnlCg.

The secretary Of the interior has decided in
tho case Of Julia d. Graham vs.. the Hastings
aud Dakota Railway company that home
stead entry made by soldier in the service of
the United States, pursuant to the provisions
Of the act of March q, 1864, of lands within
the granted limits OF railway grant, such
entry having been oNtaut both nt the date of
The grant and when the company's right
hereunder attached, and subsequently," cam
coled for constructive or virtual abandon
mcnt" is prma iacio valid (although alleged
by the company 70 be void ab initio) and ey-
ccpts such lands from the operation of the
railway grant. IL Is also held that in the
administration of the homestead laws, as
amended by the act of June s. 1872, the
soldiers services should be construed as
equivalent TO all intCnts and purposes to a
residence for the same period upon the tract
so entered
National Republican., 1883-02-14
The shipping mn.

Tho senate committee ON commerce held q
special meeting yesterday for the purpose of
completing their consideration ofthe shipping
bill but failed to reach the point Of iinal ac.
tiun, and the bill went over 20 the regular
meeting next Thursday. The committee have
thu far made no amendments of Importance,
and the measure will probpbly be reported In
practically the same terms that were agreed
10 by the house.
National Republican., 1883-02-14
rrnnrta nf petrnlnnn,.

The chief of the bureau of statistics re-
ports that the total values of tho exports of
petroleum and petroleum products during
the month of December, 1882, woro $685. ,91d,
and during December, 1881, "a, ,140, ,430. For
the twelve months ended December 81, 1882,
$ii,623,07l, and for the preceding twelve
months. SiS556.103
National Republican., 1883-02-14
Tho Conrt or CInllns.

The court of claims yesterday heard argu-
ments in the cases Of William A. Wyatt; John
i. Ross, administrator; NJ VI. Iukills, ad-
mmistrator; aud John Faulkner which are
claims against the United States for carrying
the mails in the southern states before the
war of the rebellion
National Republican., 1883-02-14
sl7nst INN fnilnn-

7 osT-ABoUT THREE YARDS BLACK LACE.
n The finder Will be suitably rewarded by leaving
nl Office of Ebbtt House, Room l5l. feli3t
National Republican., 1883-02-14
An IInnnrlnrt nnni..lnn.

The question as to whom payment should
be made ON called government bonds, which
bonds had been bequcathed to person for
life, with succession to parties specified has
just been decided by First Comptroller Law
renee. A testatOr bequeathed certain bonds
TO his daughter for her use during her life,
National Republican., 1883-02-14
xNhen Did john IIownrd I,nync nlei

John Worthington, United States consul at
Malta, has written letter to the editor of tho
New York Critic, in which he says: In your
issue of Dec. 49, in speaking of Home, Sweet
Home" and it's author, you say Mr.. Corcorun
will erect monument in America over
Payno's remains with tho following inscrip-
National Republican., 1883-02-14
Gnrhish @nths.
NEW TunItINII nATLI

NEW TUnhASAA BATH lDE BONEESl
IN lAl1 q street, opposite liggs House Large pool,
good ventilation, Ladies' Monday and Friday NOL
open sunday, open from u m. IN 10 ~ ln,; sItur
day A. n. uL Baths sli tickets, 500,
Npd DIR II, l.. BONEE, Electrician
TgNIIE SHEDD BATHS, O0} n STREET, NhAR
4 Ninth, wei known rs the oldest nld best In tho
city. THIS bath Is constructed with view IN cunyen'
ielCe, being the hrs floor. Turkish ltlssun, sui
phur, and Mercuria Baths given with 'kul uni eE'
pcrlence MnnipnRtnr OF ten years experience a. tuA
establishment. Single bath ~ Tor s& 1850 Open
Sunday frOm u, IN, 10 y. IN. mr2bu
National Republican., 1883-02-14

CHoRTHAND TAUGHT THoRoUGHLY-l2
Republican Office, fel2.3tN
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VMPERIAL HOTEL.
4 aRAND opnNINn.

Gol. 4 " GRAY has lpopened the Imperial Hotel
rehued the entire establishment Will new billiard
tables ,2luckcG no bar WIN tao oldest ana n 81
wines, lqu9r., ana elgnrA a gulud opening via hG
given Qn saturday nom u, M IN l2 ~, 20 which
the public Is invited The lnest lunches will be-
served TO be found south OF New York, 100 If
National Republican., 1883-02-14
Thn Aannu Nnn,nl.slnn.

Tho assay commission will meet in Phila-
delphia to-day, The President has appointed
Prof Chandler, Of Lehigh university, Pa n
member of the commission. The director OF
the mint and several members Of the commits
sion left hero last ovening for PhlnAelphia.
National Republican., 1883-02-14
White IIousc.

At the cabinet meeting held yesterday
nothing Of importance was discussed. All the
members were present except tho secretary
Of the navy, the postmaster general, and the
secretary of the treasury,
National Republican., 1883-02-14
0en. Grnnt nd the yrhiln Ilo,1sc.

Gen. Grant visited the President yesterday
in company with the secretary of state, and
remained during portion Of the cabinet
meeting.
National Republican., 1883-02-14
Zeal estate 3rohcrs.
CHAs, T. BIsIoP. SAM'L O. Hill
HISWOP a uILL,
REAL EST ATE BROK IlIE $
AND
FIro and LiEa Insurance Agents,
zoos Il STREET NOETHWEST
Aral estate Brohcrs.
zoos Il STREET NOETHWEST.

Having associated ourselves together undor tho
above tirm, wu shall hereafter give pruMpl attention
to all business Rpportainins TO The buying d selling
Of Real Estate, Collection Of Rents, Negotiating
companies.
National Republican., 1883-02-14
TTsE FU l. FEET
np,NNAtl

4 = " Y + " TT
u Promote Health ara Longevity.
Hence Tho thousands tTum far 1nt unnr that visit
DIX, WHITES hIAlilSHMENE
llG Pelu.ylNauiU avenue, opposite MllUds Hotel,
for relief from, and avoidance Of COrus bunOus dis.
easel nails chilhlans, vascular pNcllscencei, ana
other complaints Of the feet Established IN ASH
ngtOn In ls0l) Refers TO the most OuuOnt PHYSICIANS
and surgeons ONCE iea u per visit, for putting tho
feet In order,
National Republican., 1883-02-14
pENCERIAN BusINEss CoLIN0N,

CORNER NINTH AND d SrREGTS
Day ana evening sessions for the education Of sons
and daughters aud men nnd women for solfSupplrt
and real life, branches taught are: The English
Language, business ATlthmelc, SpenCerag PraLl,
cal PonmUnshlp, Book keeping, by single and double
entry, business Practice, Physical and Vocal Cul'
turo, Political Economy, COmmeTCla Law.
Scholarship for year from date Of entrance day or
evening $50. special terms by month or quarter or
for year by instamentL College circular mailed oh
application. -
MkS. SANA A. spENCEM Nlce.PrmoLnnl. nnll
National Republican., 1883-02-14
Y YCEUM LECTURE,
ny
educational.

MISS RANSOM WILL TAKE \ FEW PUPILS
-INk IN drawing aud painting ut hcrhew studios, e5
street northwet fell3r
NToU CAN HAVE DAY OR EVENING IN
i structlOn In mathematics, surveying ana draw
Ing ut Prof Benton's School OF Engineering, liS L
street northwest Gll.3tt
1910 AND i2l4 FOURTEENTH STREET.,
i - - near Fourteenth-strpeL Circle Norwood
lnslitute select school for ladies' a few bunrdGrs
received. Address MIR or Mrs, WM, ID, CABELla
National Republican., 1883-02-14
GNlnnttb- Nunms.

G1lanteo--- Rooms.
TTNHREB OR FOUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
Il for family of adults; not for housekVepng:
state price and particulars. Address NJ. Il. NJ re-
publican Onice. frIl.3ta
WANTED ABOUT THREE ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping on first or second floor
sunny, clear, aud near Treasury. Low priced. GivC
full particulars. Address H. w. f. Republican f.
flee. ful3.3tt
yLTANrED 60 TWO GOoD.SIHED COMNtUNT-
w eating unrurnshed rooms In private tnmily
northwest with board state references. Address
PERMANENT, Republican OnlCc. fel2-its
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JUSTSI'S OLD STAND.
No. OO d STREET NORTHWEST.

where. dega.ly
NNTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN IL
w Beal Room I, lilJ New York avenue Is u Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory,
United states Commissioner Examiner. and Notary
Public; always In Office from Va too D. ap30ly
National Republican., 1883-02-14
REPUBLICAN OFFICE.
deio Pennsylvania avcnuc, Tenth and u streets
NOR RENr-BY b. II. WARMER,

~ slrst e....,..". Is On Ggl Cst " , .... ~ m
1907 ID 81 W.. ..,.... ~ 80 0!dlit s, .,,. 0J
Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, cohtainsA complete schedule OF our honses
stores, shops, und inrms OuCrCd for rent, together
with u. cliptOns prices, Gc and how thcy may ne
sogn Proprty ir sale IN Gl parts ofthe city. Money
H. II, WARMER, olG T street.
VF YOU WANT no RUY. SELL, Rent OR
Trade Clty or Country Property comennd see the
urpUt bargains Rt the Real Estate Exchange Of
WILLIAM II; MAIN ~ BROTHER -, Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylyenia avenue
northwest mhlGtf
National Republican., 1883-02-14
Grtturrs.
So trINHE DELIGHTS or TRAVEL WITHOUT
l. IT'S DISCOMFORrS."
The Rasan Illustrated Lectures
VIII be given nj the
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
n In and q aIrnnIS.

Great Success of the Introductory Lecture Monday
Night,
Subsequent dates, nights, and subjects US follows;
Friday, Feb. lG-LoSDoN FROM THE Tor OF AN
OMNIBUS,
Saturday, Feb. I7--VENIoE MILAN AND THE
ITALIAN LAKEaI.
Monday, Feb, l0-sPAIN FROM THE PYRESEEs TO
SEVILLE.
Tuesday Feb. 2O-GLlMPsEs or SCoTLASD.
Wednesday, Feb. 2l-souruERN srAIN AND
NJ OROCCO.
Matinee. Feb, l7.-RAMBLISgs IN ROME.
Each of these lectures Will he mngnitcently and
prOnsely illustrated by means of an oNy-hydrOgen
light and the 20 to 20 pictures shown each evening
Will bo protected upon n canvas screen Of about 100
square feet Course ticket reserved) TO include all
the evening lectures, 81; scholars course ticket (re
served 81; single reserved seat 6Oc general admls-
sion 25; scholar admission ticket, l5c or reserved.
2ir Course tickets ana single reserved seat
tickets at Es's Music store 0d Pennsylvania ave.
feISTE j. y, VALE Manager.
National Republican., 1883-02-14
atrsonal.


GHoRTHAND TAUGHT THoRoUGHLY-i2
- lessons per month. Terms, $3.50. Address s,
Republican office, fel2'3tf
CtCHOOL or ART NEEDLEwoRK. ROOM 10,
- Vernon Row, penn5ylvania avenue and Tenth
street, Washington, ID. Ci private Lessons and
classesi stamping speclaty fel012t+
90 VISIT MRS DIR. A. HULL, A RELIABLE
NJ phychOmetrlst, test medium and magnetic
physician. Mrs. II. can be consulted AT 3l5 Pennsy
vania avenue northwest. feO.Gt%
HowI9s BooK-K KISf7PfNG-EAsIEsT, SHORT
4 4 est best; months Of gtudy saved. With pen
manshp, &c. 81 n month. Day and night g. W.
HOWE, lul0 seventh street. ieI-lme
nR. GEO. w. EGLESrON. DENTIST, (FOR-
IL mcrly student of Drs. j. II. Darrell and &. W.
SCott) oilers his professional services TO the public
both in Operative and Mechanical Dentistry, ut his
dental rooms, ill6 street northwest, Pure gas ad
mugtCrcd for painless extraction of teeth.
Reierences-llOn. William II, FOrncy, Alabama; /;
Hon. Gcorao West Now York; Christopher Kyle
Census Oncc. FEB I'm
ECoRArtVE ART NEEDLE.woRK--MRs
~ T.. BRASELMAN Will give Instruction in
Crewcl, kCnsngton, and all kinds Of Embroidery.
Lessons In classes and private. Apply ut her EN-
hrolderng larlors, No. i2ll q street northwest
Terms reasonable. sell-iy
SSIOARTS OF THE HUMAN BODY EN-.
A largcd, developed, and strengthened" &c, Is
IN interesting advertisement long run In urr paper.
In reply to inquiries will say that there IL no evil
dence of humbig about this. ON the contrary, the
advertisers very highly indorsed. Interested
persons may get scaled circulars giving all partcu-
lars by addressing Erie Med. Co, T. o. Box 5l3, Buff
iao, n. N.-7olcdo Eucnhg Bee oc3l.u
National Republican., 1883-02-14
for 8rnt-Nonsrs.
FoR RENT
THE LARGE THREE,sToRY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK BUILDING
Al a REASONABLE PRICE.

Recently vacated by THE NATIoNAL REPUBLICAN,.
No lON J.! street pennsylvania nyCnucl, adjoining
the United States pension Office, can be rented
National Republican., 1883-02-14
SOlnntrN-MtIp-Yflnl,.

YTANTED-sEvERAb GOOD CANVNSsEVs
w to take orders for the Universal Educntor'
the best selling book In the country; the tiuc
to select territory. Apply ut Room =, Webster Law
Building, COS ID street northwest. ioli3lS
NyTANTED--1OO YOUNG MEN FOR THE u. =.
w Cavalry and Infantry for duty In tho Western
country. Good salary and all expense, paid. Apply
1910 L street ici}.iatR'
WI ANTED-sIN EDUCATED YOUNG COZ
w ored men who are good clerks good salnry aud
all expenses paid. For particulars apply at lelG +
street. ipiI9tE
National Republican., 1883-02-14

The building II well lighted heated by furnace,
and Is splendid location ipr u manutlctory restRu
rant or for storage purposes.
ApDlV
National Republican., 1883-02-14
SdtantrO- Situations -Nlalr.

A sINGLE:MAN AS FoRENtAN, q YEARS wfTlI
IA Engineers Corps, would leave the city. "A.
dress \. W. D., Republican Onicc. fCi}3ts
National Republican., 1883-02-14

GVn REwARD-LOST OR sToLEN-DARK
~ ~ blue chinChila Overcoat, with red satin
sleeve lining, aud rubber coat. Above reward will
be paid for return TO No. sol Twelfth street north
west iol23tS
7 OST-ON SATURDAY. THE 10TH INSTANT,
a either at the senate or on the way there from
1911 X street, pair of gold spectRclos. The finder
viii be suitably rewarded upon returning them to
the above address or TO the committee room on
claims, IT, y. Senate fel29tt
u OST-A SQUARE PIECE OF JAPANESE
- bronze belonging to u sleeve button. Finder
Will ho literally rewarded for leaving at Ebbltt
House. fel23t#
National Republican., 1883-02-14
,sfUr SaIr--go OTIS.

T1OR GALE-A FINE LOT 90 FEET FRONT,
u for $500 near Dupont Circle; II Is cheap and do,
srnhle. Address VICTOR, Republican ONCE.
National Republican., 1883-02-14
Gnsinrss Ghantrg

CTOUE. FIXTURFS, AND GOOD WILL OF
= ErnCCTy-prOVsiuu store nld dairy for sale ln-
quire oorlor Eleventh and II street northwest
f.li3tt
National Republican., 1883-02-14
S0lnnieN. 80 giinntious- ftmaIs

NXTANTED- ny A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl, place In a family to sew by the day or
week has learned dressmniing. Call or address
2l33 q street northwest fcLHs
A CULTIVATED LADY WILL TEACH ALL
"A kinds of needlewoik and music portion Of the
day at residences of families; viii make herself CONF
panionable and useful Address Mrs. ]. H., 1880
Twelfth street northwest fei2-8;t
VXTANTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE GIRL, A
w situation as chnmbcrmpid and waitress; no Oh
lection 70 help with washing and ironing, Apply at
10j Eleventh street southeast. fcl3-3tt
VIyANTED--BY A WHITE GIRL, SITUATION
w as ChHmhprmaid and nurse. Apply nc 1907
Third street northwest fel2.St%
National Republican., 1883-02-14

No. lsll Vermont avenue. ftii.Sts
VNT ANrED-- IMMEDIATELY, A WHITE WO
w man to do general housCwOrk. Good wngpsto
acompctent person. No,6l3 Thirteenth street north.
west. fct38tf
WTANTED--A TIDY, STRONG GIRL TO DO
w washing, ironing, and general houscworlt. Ap-
ply 1902 Ic street northwest fcia3ta
7 HAVE a NUMBER OF CIIANipERMATDS
Il nurses, cooks, and CoachmCn, pait es wanting
help VIII do well to call at my office, lZOi II street
northwest fci2.3tE
National Republican., 1883-02-14

VNOR SALE LOT 2ONO0, WEST SIDE FOUR
A tceuth street northwest (udlOlning house No.
22Js); lot 20NlN, north side w street, same square
owner, 1924 Fifteenth street northwest, feOGt#
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S0lanttN- ftmnIr.

wv ANTED-A GOOD WHITE Girl, FOR.
w general housewOrk IN the country; wnpos
moderate must be recommended Address NJ H.,
Republican Office. fcit3ts
National Republican., 1883-02-14
.fnr 8tnl... fnrnishtA Ylnnms

EOR BENT-tGD q STREET NORTHWEST
~ Furnished or unmrnlshed rooms on second ana
third luprs; two nicely furnished pnrlors on first
National Republican., 1883-02-14

VNTANTED-A RELIABLE SERVANT FOR
w general hOusework in n family OF two adults;
must stay at night and brng references. Apply at
No, 1glt Vermont nvpuup. C|tt.qta
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-26
Bullion.

School superintendent C. W Grover
spent several days last week among the
good people OF nsilrosd Mining Dis
trict. aud from him We gather the fol,
lowing items:
The principal mine. the Elko Con-.
10 being successfully worked aud large
quantities OF silver and lead bearing ore
are being taken out. The main tun.
mel now penetratss the mountain To the
diAtsncs Of 800 feet; from the main
tunnel a drift branches Cd about 600
feet from tho entrance. passing hori.
Eontally some 200 feet where o WINE Ia
being sunk In n large body Of rich ore,
There IL o a large amour, OF ore on
tho dump which 10 being hauled down
to the furnace by lily Stokes teams at
the rate OF 20 tons per day, and as soon
IS the machinery which lies on the
platform here can be got In position.
tho smelling will rapidly be pushed
forward,
Several other locations are being
prospected with indications OF success,
and iu fact the indications seem favor
able that there are immense bodies Of
rich ore within the ''boWels OF the
earth" in that vicinity which only need
the investment Of capital to produce
largo returns. Mr.. Grover climbed the
mountain TO the claims Of Charles
White. who, unforluna iely was not al
homo aud ho was therefore unable to
inspect the prospect upon which Nj.
White has been laboring for several
years.
An old gentleman, Mr.. Conner. has,
by his " labor exclusively, driven .
tunnel into The south side Of the noun.
tain called Bunker Hill, some 800 feet
wh,ro no has struck = body OF low
grade orc, but from the indications hs
il songuins OF ultimate success.
Our old friend Charley Brossimsr ia
driving ahead encouraged aud buoyed
mp with the hope that he will some
day rank ss one OF the millionairss Of
the Pacific Slope.
The Bullion .chaol, ir charge @.
Nrs. Ss;lunb who seems 10 DO giving
good satisfaction. was visited on FIJI
day by the Superintendent in company
With Messrs Taylor and Phillips, two Of
the Trustees, and found TO be IN good
working ordrr, though the s,tsndspcs
Is not large.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-26

The President 10 accused OF using
violent snd expressive ''OuSs words
when upon bringing to the surface Of
tho water, as he Supposed. . mssnih.
cent trout, q hnrd-shsli, yillinous mud
turtle stared him in the face. Senator
Vest was called upon to assist In do.
taching the Presidential hook from the
iuterlopsr but circumstances over
which he bad no control" compelled
him to decline the honor, but P. @.
Gresham came to the rescue and Ches-
ter's wrath IVES appssssd. The shell 81
the mud.turtlo will be preserved, and
on the return Of the party to wsuhIps-
ton viii be manufactured into scarf.
pins which will bo presented TO the
members Of the Cabinet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-08-26

Joe Cox returned homo from his trip
into Idaho and Montana by tho bVlatod
train Sunday morning. looking hearty
~ need be. Joe Informs us that mp
neal the pritisb limo on tho Eastern
slope OF tho Rockies they found such a
magnificent grazing centre tina, instead
Of trying TO scll tho band Of horses
they drove from here. they located a
tract Of land and planted themselves
and their stock upon Il. Charley
Tbcbo remains with tho stock until
uoIt spring. when Joe will reiEtn 70
him. Young Gardner who accompnu.
led tho patty from hero will also 70.
mnin to nssin, Charley Thsbo. Joe
saga they arc both hearty ma backs and
veil pleased with their location for the
Winter.