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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09
Iron Tuesday. D.ily.I
sALMAGrNDI.

Tho District Court adj urn.d yester
day to Saturday. the sth Instant.
Nevada bids fsir to become an extern.
sire producer o; nickel and arrmony.
A large amount Of coke to be used ia
smelling is being shipped to Bullion.
Five cars we'll filled With .uigran,s
passed through going east this morning
"Peck's Bad Boy--not Solon's-and
his Father" a new comedy will 10 pu.
on the road next season.
A special train of twentyLLree cars
OF beef cattle shipped at Wells passed
through this afternoon.
A party of Elko anglers have Just re
turned With the usual supply Of fish
ernau's LUCK"
Mira. Ainley and Mrs. Craighead left
by the train last evening on a pleasure
trip to Zion. the City Of the Saints.
High winds from the southwest
brought an unusually heavy shower
OF rain at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Qnite recently u woman fsll dead at
a prayer meeting in Georgia. This
ought to be q serious Warning to the
SIX.
1t is said that coyotes now prowl
through the streets Of Virginia City and
Keep policemen awake 10y their uu.
earthly hosting.
When n Georgia gil found Ina, her
beau had taken another young lady to
the cilcus, she csied Ssrseif sick gnd
put Grape OH the front door.
We'll, may l hope then, dear,s.,
I'll It at soals time ! may have the hap
piness OF m"%ins you my wife, ''Yep,
hope SO, am sure" che replied. ~
am getting tired - sucIa2 fellows for
breach Of promise"
Samuel Logan was arrested in New
York by Pinhcrtou's detectives on a
charge Of stealing Sl2. 900 from Adams
Express Company Mt Winnipeg. Com.
missioner Osborn discharged the nc.
cused on the ground u insufficient evil
denCr.
An intelligent looking youth who
cane here u attend the University in
duiges ~ the manly" EaLi, OF sElok.
ing cigarettes. Give i; up, my lad, il
YOU wish to pTcs,Tge that intelligent
look, for i; Ia u vile habit ruiuous nike
- both miud aud Lody.
Ito Fal! session Of the State Uniyer-
-liy opened yesterday with an attend
Hnce Of % students. Prof. harrington
commenced operations by holding M
Examination for the purpose Of ascrr.
tanning the stuilug Of each pupil
with q viaH to tie proper organisation
OF his classes.
The only arrival by stage hom the
north this eyonirG was &. !. Coon.
ACLia=-a Wholesale house sen. ont
,ltco female drummeIs by way OF ex-
pertinent. Que Of them wore all her
sampics to IL picnic, and got lemonade,
lie, aud grass stains all over them; au-
other 80! mashed on q brakeman and
followed him of. and tue thirl report
al thrre new dress. =. a lawn tennis
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09
GOldcn

From one who was present Mt tho
celebration Of the Golden Wedding Of
Ir. aud Mrs. Smith OH Friday evening
ut Dcoih. We learn that there was u
large attendance Of the friends OF the
parties who enjoyed themselves TO the
utmost. The marriage ceremony wns
repeated at the conclusion of which
the aged couple received cougratula.
lions. and tho old gentleman was called
upon for n song wbou contrary to expec.
tntion, Aud Lang syue was rendered
in fine style by Mr. Smith, Tho ies.
uyiiios were kept MP until 8 o'clock
Saturday morning, when oil retire.
well pleased with the entertainment.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09
A Sure Cure for Neuralgia.

An exchange says: Take two large
tNblepoonsful Of cologne, two table
%spoonsful Of fine salt and mix them In
a small bottle; every time You have
any acute affection Of the nerves or
neralgia simply breath tho tunes in
your nose from the bottle and you will
be Immediately relieved.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09
Hotel Arrivals.

] ThsrkRd, Columbia.
is Paddock, South Fork.
Mart Smith. Tuscarora.
Jeffrey and wife. Tusearora.
a Il Gurrey. San Francisco.
Geo G Blakely, do
j B Reilly, New York.
Capt c q Carr and wife, Fl Halleck.
JB Gibbons, Clayton, N. Y.
Mrs Reeves and daus liter, Eureka.
A ] Guinness. do
DEP w~adsworth. Boston.
F II Ringe, Cambridge.
John W James. vito and daughter.
Hull, England. e.
George Grant. Pleasant Valley.
o r fe. Huntington.
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Iron wednesday. Daily
sALNAaUNDr.

The County Commissioners will
commence their session rs . Board Of
Equalization on Monday the 18th iu-
slant.
The claims for rebate Of tar Of iobac.
CO cigars and SNUFF growing out Of the
recent internal revenue act will agsre-
gate 80. 500. 900.
A meeting Of Elko encampmen.
No. 81 .. o. F.. will DO held at their
Hall this evening at 1880. A full at
tendance is desired.
Tho familiar ding, dong, OF the
school bell is music 10 the ears
Of thUse children who are tired out
with the two months vacation.
County Clerk Rogers returned yester-
day evening from n trip to T~uscarora
on official business connected with In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows.
Rev. J. d. Hammond. Grand secre-
tary Of the Grand Lodge Of f. & A. NJ,
came up from Carson by the train last
evening and lef! for TuscarOra by stage
this morning.
We are informed by Deputy County
Clerk Green, that the appropriation by
the Commissioners for repairing the
road bttw. en- Jack Creek and Duck
Valley vas $50. instead Of $50 as re-
ported in these columns yesterday.
A note from S. s. Sears dated Sept,
End. says; Greed is resting comforta-
bly, end is getting along better than
was expected. We row have every
reason to believe that tho operation
will 6ea complete success"
T.. +. Wharton, o young man recently
married TO one OF the fair daughters Of
California. was Il passenger by the
train this morning. He is on his way
TO Ann Aibor, Mich, whore he will fu-
ish Ia law course il the college a; that
place.
The departures by the Tuscarora
stage this morning were Rev. J. d.
u&nmond, Rev. Geo. W. James ani
wife.
Arrivals this evening" James Morgan.
c. II. HoG, AMI J. \. BANKS, Messen-
ger.
Willis Pelham a young man 90 years
Of age while driving - header wagon for
Mck've X S.liers;rum on South Fork
yesterday morning "A crowded into n
ditch by the peadCr, the wagon inset
and both bones Of Pc!ham's left leg
were broken just above the ankle joint.
He was brought L town yesterday
evening and given quarters IN the
County Hospital.
Some Of our exchanges continue to
give tho dist nee from EIko to San
Francisco 10 6l2 miles. when in reality
it is but 500 miles ns given in the rail-
way guido, which is presumed to be
correct.
The September term Of the District
Court was opened this morning, but no
business Of Importance WAS transacted.
II the Smart Aleek pro tenn of the
Elko Independent had rubbed the rosin
ont Of hia eyes before lie read tho nrti-
Gle in tho Tines-R view which he re-
fers to, he would haze noticed that it
va duly credited to the Mining Re-
view. Times. Review.
Ii the prehistoric fossil who recently
received the appointment Of Chief Man
ipulntor of the Shears on the Times
Rzview cnn produce n copy OF that
paper containing the article in ques-
ton benring the least intimation Of n
credit to the Mining Review, or any
other publication or author. 1t will be
necessary for him Rrst to manufacture
an extra copy prepared expressly for
The OCCASION.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

On Saturday evening we had the
pleasure of meeting Willis D, Engle.
rand Secretary OF the Grand Chapter
Of the o, L. s.. who was en- route to
his home in Indianapolis. having at
tended the meeting OF the Grand Chap
ter in San Francisco. where no was re.
elected to that office.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09
IL

In San Francisco, August %, 1888,
by Rev. E. L. Ollie. james W. Buck.
ingham to Florence HENDERSON.
At the Dormitory in Elko Sunday,
September 2, 1888, by Judge n. II.
Bigelow, Hon. 7. N. Stone to Miss
Mary Taylor, both Of Elko.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

An exchange says: "Human foot
prints thirty inches in length have
been found in a solid rock on Kirby's
Creek, Alabama" This is conclusive
evidence tina, the place was visited in
ancient times by u party OF lady tourists
from Chicago.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09
EStrRy.

Came TO the Johnson r,nch on Cope
road June 18th. IN chestnut sorrel
horse. three years old. branded w on
right shoulder md w ON RICH, hip
and = troad brandy on right thigh.
Tho owner IL requested TO prove prop
erty, pay charges ard take away the
property. L.. wEsr.
Gohnson's ranch, Cope Road
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Miss Lou Terrell left to-day for a
visit to some friends it Elko. She will
be gone about a month. The Elko
people will find Miss Terrell a most
agreeable and charming young lady.
-Eureka Lender.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Mrs. B. W. Lang is making extern
sive improvements on her store room
preparatory to receiving her Fall stock
Of millinery goods, due notice Of the
arrival OF which will be given in these
columns.
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straycd or stolen.

During the latter part Of May. two
bay horses. ono aged six ond the other
seven years; one branded on tho lef!
hip with quarter circle. and tho other
OH right hip with n large figure 3; sad
die marked. s. C%Lou1tER.
Sptucemont, New.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

@. G. Warner & Co. shipped ycstcr.
day $1,000 ponds Of wool. the sya.
sons clip from several aocks In this
county. consigned to Dixie Brothers,
Now York.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

We are pleased to note that Sam
Quincy has so far recovered AS to be able
to make his appearance on tue streets
this morning. We hope for his speedy
aud permanent recovery.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Departures bv the Tuscarora stage
this morning: 1rs Fatthing, Rev. j..
w. James. Mrs. James, Miss James, j..
a.. Banks, Messenger. Arrivals this
evening. G. Staudish.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

The public schools opened this morn
ing with q large attendance OF little
seekers for knowledge many of whom
are tired OF the long vacation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

4 cbiIdrou's masquerade will be CIV
en- 10y the members OF II II. McGin.
lcy's dancing club ut Caflin Tomorrow
night.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

The social AZ freeman Hall Saturday
plight was not numerously attended.
nor was it continued to such an extent
as 10 break the Sabbath.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

The full Board Of County Commits
sioners are in session to-day, and we
hope to be able to give a report of their
action tomorrow.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Air. md Mira. r. N. Stone will TO.
reive at their residence at tho Dormi.
tory tomorrow evening fom Z to 10
o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

Standard dollars issued during the
week ending Sept. LIST. aggregated
s237. io7 against s4a3,0 600 for the Same
period last year.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-09-09

The following is a lot OF letters re-
naming IN tho p~ostonioc NJ Elko,
September, I, 1888;
Davis, Paxton Fnnols. Louis
prollinger, Il. F., Hill. William
Everett, W. II. King James.
Persons calling for may Of the above
will please say advertised.
q. ". HuLL. r. NJ.
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Hotel Arrivals.

s L Elliott, Chicago.
Mrs @ W Baker, Eureka.
Mrs ] Ford and son, do
Mrs ] l. Wines, do
N d Nuchols, do
q Triple, San Francisco.
jarrett, Tuscarora,
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PsyHe ( FSrSA,d. NnhSss-Aes
for Carlip Iail.............. e7.lS
q n sproais. cousty Printipg 1890
b A Harvilie. Dept Diss Atty. 1000
II O Irland. work on roAd..,... 10000
A W Hesson, Dept Co.. Afssssor 2os. 90
SALARY FUND.
S II Henley, Recorder. $500 90
w w Rogers. Clerk............ 400 90
James CLARK Treasurer. ...... 900 90
J II Tabsr Sherih 49,. ssS 80
II Polk Deputy Sheriff. ESQ 90
A w Hesson Assessor. 500 90
j w Dorsey Dist Attorney. lG6 &C
G W Grover, supt. Of Schools. so 90
] T Babcox Co Commissioned. so 90
A Bruce "...... SO 90
j Campbell $1,000. so 90
O YuSD.
J J Meigs Co Physician ...... 500 90
F T Muller Medicine &c....... Is IS
Bartlett & Ostreicher Boarding
fntients S5 48
w II Stauts Salary and washing 10 So
CONTINGENT FuSD.
w w Rogers. Stamps &c......S IL 40
Nye. Repairing Clock. q 90
JACK cRkEK load UNI.
Chesley Woodward, Work Res AZ 90
The bill OF @. W. Grover for Sos
for expense incurred in visiting the
schools Of North Ruby. Fort Halleck,
Lamoille. Pleasant Valley and Railroad
District was rejected.
Board then adjourned until Monday,
September 18th, 1888.
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oysERAL couSrY FUND.

Mira J. 81 81 Clair, Coaars Mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20
WEDNESDAY. Sent. l9-P. ".


The recorded transactions in stocks at the Stock
Exchange to-day amount to 3S0,S25 shares
1920 shares greater than yesterdays bust
ness. That statement without analysis, seems to
indicate more general activity In the speculation.
Such however, is not the fact. OF the total busi
ness the stocks of the Northern Pacific and Oregon
and Iranscontinental contributed 2O4,5 800 shares
leaving for the remainder of the whole market only
l76 800 shares OF course the stocks named as the
contributors Of so large portion Of
the days business were the special
features of the day; of them, particularly of North
ern Pacific preferred and Oregon and Trauscont-
MENTAL there was steady outpourng OF long q"
stock all day with final sales at the lowest figures
apd the final losses from last evening as follows:
Northern Pacific common 2l2, preferred stock AS
and Oregon and Transcontnental 5's per cent.
Until within the last half hour of business the de-
clnes had been steady and gradual and the sharp
decline of 202 per cent in the last half hour was
due 20 rush TO sell by traders who earlier IN the
day had been purchasers for rally for no better
reason than that there already had bean decline
of 1l2O3 per cent. Sharp has been the
decline for these stocks it should not
be forgotten that two weeks ago they
sold at the following figures: Northern Pacific
common 1884, preferred stock at 694 and Oregon
and Transcontinental ut 5Sosall lower, except the
preferred stock, tnan to-uays prices vi course
these movements were not without some effect
upon the general market. but 1t is not safe to
ascrbe all of the general declines in prices to that
cause Before the Northern Pacifics developed their
special weakness the early dealings in other stocks
Indicated q fullness that not favorable TO fur
Their advances. The effort 10 mark Lake Shore above
1O5 was abandoned because of the quantity OF stock
that was in sight at the figures and the decline in
Central and Hudson from 117l4 (early sales) to
1853 was not because of weakness in the
stocks of the new through line to the Pacific.
Without exception the active stocks show more or
less important declines from last evenings last
figures, and the general market closed dull and
weak.
Considerable business was done in Government
bonds Bids for IS were off Il on the Treasury
call for $15,OOO000 and were 1s higher for the
As and 4las Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20

demand continues fair: sales 600 70 Picked Bellies ~
sc 200 Picked shoulders Sci $50 Picked ans
l32Gl4c; and at West, 90 tcs Pcked Hams. november
Picked Bellies quoted sca ~ 70 do. 8Lc. City Picked
Shoulders quoted &C., do Hams allc Smoked shoulders
"a % &C.; DO Hams ljol6 &c. --MlDDLEs oreied over
Doves Long Cer prompt lOc 400 Long and short
Clear half and half November delivery 1896 Zc prices
stronger. ana demand continue City. Heavy 10 Light
6ss974ci Pigs. 75c......LARDThe opening market was
strong and 90 points higher out soon became weaker IN
sympathy wi the est prices declining lOdlJ points ron
which there slight recovery but at the close easier
aga and leaving OF at about the lowest gures speculation
Ver Moderate and quiet trading reported in spot 0tsi
OF grade g. 500 tcs October closing S25c.
300 ts November SlVQo l2c. closing eOb0aOlc; Deeem
ing oc 4uOO .cs anuafy Vo l5c CLOSING aOtc ASKED
February closing 300 SOSci city steam unsettled and
quoted S7 iac Reued In light demands Continent quoted
Sb3c south American 92Jc sales D tics. Continent, No
vember delivery. private terms rmn .ss IS
s motel on all grades but particularly on the better quail
ties which are In good demand ana sparlngb onered
State Creamery. 2SD20c; Pennsylvania Creamery, sc;
Western Creamery 2502f5c: state Dairy, haf Firhlns
Imitation Creamery lSG22c. Western Factory lValJci
western DAIRY, lZGlgc. CHEESE and EGGS have noe
RICECny jobbing trade at unchanged prices was re-
ported
inquiries refners Fair Good Refining. d 9.lo0
ll-l6c. sales 400 bids ANA so bags Fair refining.
9l6c; 500 nhds. duscoyado 6d6Lc 800 hhds Centru-
5lsc; 40 hhds and 3ls bags French Islands, 1850
llBc 3,7l cerOons, 100 test ST Domingo 0o Renued
stronger; Cut Loaf DC. Crushed &c; Cubes; sci POW
Confectionery "a l-IocI Standard a. SSci on A.
$40 4ci White Extra 20" $50; Lxtra T. ISs0ISsci
&c" u sd7l4c.; Yellow. G4d7lic
STEAkINE-Duil and unchanged; CITY quoted 01sc.i
Western 9sc Oeomarganne Seane quoted oS4c. DID, and
reported 1000 10 sold at That price "a .
. TALLUwDull aud IA. civ steady Primo City quoted at
&c; sales 500 D. 7bsC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20
Proposals.
DROPOsALs for PURCHASE OF VESSELS,
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON August Is. 1883.
accordance with the provisions Of the 9TH section Of the
Congress making appropriations 10 supply deficiencies
approved March g. 1888 sealed proposals will be received 40
Der 1882 which ma and place they will be opened
OF certain vessels at the Navy Yard Mars
Island California which have been stricken from the Navy
Register under authority OF an Act OF Congress aPproycd
March 1882 aud which 10 deemed for the best interests
United states 10 sell
Ths vessea and their appraised the Mo-
nsdnock old Sl200; Alaska Sic BOO Beneca 81 6O0s
Tusearora. $500; Narragansett So9oO Nyack $4,000
Proposals must be sessd envelope addressed
Proposas Purchase Of Vesse TO distn yush
them communications Nooder for than one
vessel should oc included within one proposal.
vessels will be so for cash. 20 the person or PERSONS
corporation corporations offering the highest pce4
appraised thereof Each bid or proc
tory certified OF less than cent Of the
the offer proposal and also bond with penaS
whole Of the Offer with Two or mora
be approved by the Secretary OF the Navy cond
the OF the remaining ninety cent OF
within thirty days from the date Of III
remaining ninety per cent part thereof within tha9
said cash deposit OF ten per cent shall be considered
Government and shall be applet as decte6
1888 All deposits AMI bonds OF bid
proposals shall not be accepted viii be returned
within days after the opening OF the
nshed giving information concerning the
BIDS and bonds which be used by bdders
examined time by applying 10 tho
COmmandaDt Of the Mare Island Yard
must the vessels purchased from
the limits of the within reasonable time be
liked by the Department. - .
Acting secretlry II tie Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20
COTTON u.nKers-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL sept ly-i2sop m-cotton-Tae market 10
steady. Mdihng Uplands sfed do Orlelns oosd Sales
l2OOo Oaes Including 1000 for speculation and expor
FquresUpands Low Middling clause september delivery:
5sled also september and OCTOBER denvery osie<ds
also also October and November delivery
So adj 6soaAd; November and December deivsrv
5fseld; December and January delivery. 5e4d. also
5ssad do. January February delivery. 6s'esd also
5bfatd.; February and March delivery. 5ssssd.; also
6S7sid Anrtl and May delivery Co.; do Nav and June
aeiyery. 6se4d also 62sxd. Futures fat
LIVERPOOL, sept l9.-20o m.Cotton-The sales OF the
dav included $500 bsea American
LIVERPOOL sept 10 300 2. m-cotton- Futures-up.
Mddng clause. september October delivery
5eod october and November delivery 5tsesd do No.
yefnber and December oenyery 0et; 90 December ana
cry js5d; do February aud March delivery, 5e4d;
do April delivery 6ssea1 Futures CLOSED scadv
GALVESTON sept l9.-Coston steady Midding losc Low
MldllIng sc. Ordinary 94c net receipts. 3.277
gross S4O2 bales; sales 2sl bales; stock So9s7
bales
NEw.oRIEAss. Sept. i9co,ton in lair demand. buyers
sellers apart MiddiiRx lO'ysc; Low Mddng 81sc;
Good Ordinary 97ec; net resei9ts S725 ose. gros:,
wise 3442 bales sales l20o oaies last evening LOO
sAvASSAH Sept i6~Cottop quiet; Miding. 9',sc Low
Mid,ng 9Ac Good Ordinary 97sc+ net receipts 3,b3S
bales gross balos exports Coastwise 25l5 baiesJ
aes $50 last evening 10 bales stocS 245L bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-20
x,cnols fatally injured. The other two men
DDc Hsn az internally and may Gle.
,,pKs FOR THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.

~. commission to select sites for parks IN the
Inc oo third and Twenty fourth Wards held an,
Iwen1, aeting Yesterday in the Mayors Office ana
eisei hearing to all interested Secretary y yohh
1s,,sy population Of 900 has lO94 acres IN
VIII ~ Philadelphia. with q population OF
paInkooa has over 5000 acres. Chicago and 81.
S9ovyhve,v have each over 1000 acres. san Francisco
LOUIS n u" acres more than NewYork. Boston IN the
hss w Years has added 1000 acres to her PARK
lss. Caleb E. Knevals said that large portion OF
area in the vicinity of the Bronx River couid
the III sI ebeap and recommended this as favorable
ps us;on for park. Hugh Stevenson advocated
iocas ,ut small parks, as a greater number OF
lsyns s,gs wonld thus be benefited john H. Haskln
eNen ad the vicinity of the Bronx River. Ernest
lay I'D that there several properties That
hsa he had at reasonable rates at presents among
tcu uo the James property, south of One, hundred
tnet sr,fyninth-st: the Rodgers property, beginning
sne-,N9 ne-hundred- and-sixty seventh-st. and the
8 s,on Road the Tiffany and the Lorllard prop
critics. r,, ,os Of ,ba on;nion that oc tbe
20 100 acres comprising the annexed district. one
Tn AZ least should be set apart for public parks
x ,n 20 rored several small parks. Alderman Wells
inl nc n best 10 follow the plans of the Park
irpnmmjsslen in laying ont small parks; General
seSsier advocated large parade ground for the
National Guard OF the Guy.