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Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-11
Fresh oysters, A. Booths Select, al
Braun's European restaurant.
Notes From Nicola.

Notes From Nicola.
Correspondence OF the BE.
Nicola, Ia, August &c. N. Rem
ington, Esq, the Nasty of this place
who has been east visiting friends and
relatives for some months, returned
home this morning looking very much
refreshed in consequence of his trip.
He brought with him a better half to
travel with him down the rugged path Of
life. To Mr.. and Mrs. Remington we
extend the hand of welcome and may
you live long to enjoy our blessing, is the
well wishes of we scribe.
The patent right-vender is among us.
A churn, the acme of perfection, is his
forte.
The busy din of the threshing machine
is now making merry music for the
farmers in this locality.
Candidates for county offices are thick
as flies around ''carrion" in this locality.
Only four within n four mile radius.
w. l.. Andrews, late of the Macedonia
Tribune, has purchased a half interest in
the Nicola Reporter. 1t will in the flu
turc be run independent in all thingsand
neutral in nothing. 1t is rumored that a
man by the name of Cramer intends to
start a democratic paper in this place
and run it during the campaign, if suffi-
cient inducement is offered by the demo-
cratic brethren. We would advise him
to profit by what wa once said by an
eminent journalist, "Go west, young
mani"
Our criminal court has been very quiet
for some time. The court is looking up
his chances for ''sheriff' Ito stay Mt
home) this fall. VET.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-11
German Students.
Pail Mall Gazette,

fuIi mai thLette.
The annual return of the number of
students of the German universities once
more reminds us how far we are behind
some of u neighbors in the diffusion of
n liberal education. The return only re-
lates to universities within the borders of
the Empire, thus excluding several great
seats of German culture, such as Prague
and Vienna Notwithstanding this the total
number of students is upward of $4,000 be
longing to twenty-one universities. There
haslbeen n marked tendency of late for the
larger universities-especially when they
are also situated in big towns-to increase
out of proportion to the smaller. Thus
Berlin now boasts 4062 students; Leipzig,
3Oo7 Munich, 2295, while Breslau, Halle,
Tulligen, Bonn and Gottingen, which
come next, vary from 1900 to 100.
heidelberg, ninth in point nfnumber, has
Just over 1000, while Rostock, IL last on
the list, can boast no more than 231. The
remarkable thing is the tenacity with
which these small universities cling to an
independent existence Ofsome interest,
too, is the classification of the students
according to their several pursuits. OF
the four great faculties, philosophy-in-
Guiding, of course, every form and vari-
ETY. of the study of languages-comesfi first,
with upward of 5000 votaries, while med
icine has G000, law 5000, and theology of
both kinds 1900. The increase in number
of students of medicine and law as COM
pared with those of theology is a sign of
the times, and causes a good deal of anx.
iety in certain quarters. There. is no fear,
indeed, of a deficiency of parsons, but an
~oyer-supply of doctors and lawyers, es-
pecially the latter, is considered immi,
nent.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-11

The blaze proved to be between the cell
ing and roof Of the wooden building in
the rear, used as a kitchen, and it doubt
less originated from some defect in the
chimney. The hand and bucket brigade
went quickly to work, and by cutting
holes in the roof, and dashing water in,
the blaze was suppressed without the aid
Of the steamers, though they were on
hand ready for work if needed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-11
A CLOSE CALL.
The Kitchen of WoOisey's Restaurant
Has Its Roof Roasted.

About @ o'clock last evening smoke was
discovered pouring forth from the rear of
Woolsey's restaurant on Broadway, and
the alarm of fire was quickly turned in.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-11

j. w, Rodefer having been elected
secretary and treasurer of the Mercantile
Loan, Trust and Improvement company
of Council Bluffs, has accepted the posi-
ton and assumed the management of the
company's business. The following
named persons are on the board of direct
ors: II. A. Kirkland, G. s, Lefferts, j.
w. Rodefer, /. A. Miller, Il. l.. Shugart.
Il. A. KIRKLAND, President.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-08-11
NOTICE.

/ hereby notify all parties that in the
future | shall not be responsible for any
bills contracted by Matte Galligan, as
she has left my bed and board without
cause. Il. M. GALLIGAN.
Council Bluffs, July 8, 1883.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-10
SheriHs Sale.

DT yIETCE OF Az EXEcCTIOS Issued
In aad fs- tas Co1nsy Of E7rska- State 81 We
vsds, nd 20 ne directed Ez1 delivered. fer .
t1dxae1trs73ess3i - ss-1 Court On ths sEsc-
ty-sh1r1 day q NEs.h, a d. lsS3,4 I. fEEos u n
B.tsaeh>s sd aEssass G. Gf5frss3, for t1s s1H
of fx1 1Hs Z-I5G3 Thirteen Ezoess1 1sty<az1.
6-lSs 65llscs, cz5e, toyss1er w5f1 1855 sS-11Ds
Rfssy-szx sBI5s dollars. txL cats sd al Gcerz-
ing eoEs sa1 interests. I lave 1sy5e1 o. tAs
foIIovSnx property, 70 VIII
Tes u1<1ys1s1 - o1e-ksif - certain
EIre krcxz ~ f1d eslIsi tie Elka A HzEs.
o. ysvs1a nine, s.-zsse sz1 besez is Ely Ntr-
irz Disssies, ntsr see town ef Ps0cks. In L1z-
coln e5azty, sk8.s q Xsvs1s- Also t1e g1-5-
vide6 ~ o1s-sktrs q c<zrEz1 Ezt.e E0ow-
- ac6 called tts Lsgisrssr, O. GssrSs1z rzt-ss.
eozsssstrx of n SBI PIftees Hz13ss9 fsss.
nors o. bsss. sss18ss xz1 being in HtZ1la1l
Nin1sz DsErses. Llreolz C2z-sg siz.s Of ys-
ys1s-
So<tc<ishsrety ssvssthst On
Monday. ths Thirtisfh day Of April.
A. d. iszs, beszssa the bosrs Of > o'e,osf a. n
ssd 5 o'esocE1- r., 70 VIII 1s II ofclock u 0.
sstd dzy, I well sell eli the gSzE-. title AID ID
tsrtss os sztd G. Gfofr5s1 II KEc 80 the show.
described property. ~ the fro1t dor Of -.
C0zYr-1ozze - tbs tovn q P1oeEss C0z1ty d
Ltncosn. st&te Of ysT11a. .: pzolic k1csion
fog cssh IN had, 20 she Highest ssd bss'
bs1tsrs 70 satisfy sstc erecztio1 z.4 al costs
and all costs tkss Esy tcrr1s.
SID o. p SHERWOOD, Sses4ss
BxxKz 4 TryEs. Atsyis fs- Pisirtt-.
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Application for a Patent
sfo
UErTED sTArEs LssD OFFICE.


Eureka, Nevada. March Is. 1ss1.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES
~ J. Smith and George Morton. whose post
once address IL Tempiute. Lincoln County, Ne
yEds. hss this day fled his application for .
pstsn. for fifteen hundred linear feet of the
Legal Tender mine, or vein bearing silver.
with surface ground six hundred feet in width.
situated In Tempiute Mining District, County
Of Lincoln and State of Nevada, and designated
By the field notes and Official plat on file IN this
otace as lot number So, located ON unsurveyed
land. The exterior boundaries Of said lot Nos
being IS follows to wit:
No. 5s, the same being post No of q survey
No So and 81, lots "a" whence q mineral
monument No 8. on Coyote Peak. bears IL de 6
81 min 1853 feet. Thence running. LIST course
n 81 deg W 6O0feet. to rost marked No 3, U 8
survey No 50; thence I'd course, N deg 1900
feet, to post marked No 8, Z 8 survey No IS;
thence. Sd course. 81 deg z coo feet, to post
marked No4 survey No s.. the same being
post No Of 8 survey No 81, lot "a, !" Sterling
lode. and thence, &th course, 9 deg " 1900
feet to post No l. the place OF beginning. Con
tanning 20 6S-l0o acres. Magnetic variation
degrees 80 min east.
The location Of this mine isrecorded in the
Recorder ofice OF Tempiute Mining District
district, This claim is bounded on the east h
versely any portion o Z said LegslTender Mine
or surface ground are required TO iie their ad
verso claims with the Register OF the United
States Land 0,uce at Eureka. in the state OF Ne
vada, during the sixty says period OF publieA
tion hereof, or they will be barred by virtue o
the provisions OF the statute
r,H, HIN0KLEY. Rsgists
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE oyAN oRDER OF YsALIIsscHD
ID out of he oixth Judicial Dists5es Court, In
and for tie Co.sty sf AneeIs. 0ts&s q usvsda,
and 70 Ne disectsa and dsItvssed, for tuds-
ment rsndered in anid Court on the M day Of
August. 4. D. loo9, IN favor Of Archie NcQusig,
PlaiDtfG, and against the 1sy 6oWsT n<lveF
E:ssss Company and the Nsy yA0weE Nins and
Mintng Claim, Defepdsnts. for The ave q seysn
hundred and sig lilo l95o6 l-looj, eold coin
dollars debt. together With seventy 800 doIlars,
tax costs, and al aecSuing costs and interest,
have levied on the following property to vii:
That csrtsin nins or mining claim Known as
and called By the name Of the Nsyhoser Nine
and Mining Claim. situate. lying and being In
Bristol Mining Distriet, Lincoln County
State Of Nevada. and duly recorded In the Mi :
Ing Records Of said Mining District. ccnfaipibg x
eight hubdfsd linear feet on satd hedge or lods
together with the appurtenanees thereto belong.
ing. and a the rights and privileges rerssiDiLg &
thereto.
Notice 10 hereby given that en-
Saturday, the ssh asy ~ Oessh.r.
A. d. 1855. st u o eioch =. Of hat day. ! will
ssll all the right. itle and Interest Of said Nay.
flower silver Mining Company in and 10 u.
soovs described property, and the said Nay
lower 0ins and Mining claim. at ths fsons door
Of the Court-houss In Pioehe. Lincoln county,
State Of Nevada. st public auction. for eaaA IN
hand. 70 the highest and beat bidder, to satisfy
ssid Judgment and decree and all eosts. and al
costa thee mAy accrue.
ssis-td. OF. sHERwoop, shsrr.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF Az EXECUTION ISSUED
ID octcf the t;h Judicial Dfsssie. Court. in
sd 70. the Co1nsy Of Lincoln. State Of Ne7s-
d. sad 70 me directed sad delivered, for .
jstxners re1desed in satt Court. On the nine
tse1sh day Of JknussY. A. D. 1888. in favor Of
q. J. Phelso and szatnss y. J. Dsvtne. for the
san Of eighteen hundred twenty-five sad so1o0
one sad soL1oD (scls1l dsllsss, tar cos.s. scso
AL sceruing costs s1d interest. have lsvjsd
on the following property. 70 vit.
1beiiovs. 2 snvils, sre1gs block, tire mp
setter 1 tire bender, drilling machine. l man
drtlI yises, sledR<s, iG tonzs more or less, 5
hamners- 81 punch hammers. monkey
vrenches, 2 screw plates. dies snd taps. IS Thin
blss with boxes, 70 boxes for hubs, II iron
axle. IS pounds bolts more or less. 2 snstch
blocks, axle-tree setter, 10 hooks. 20 pounds
strap iron more or less. 100 pounds chain, IL
clips, 4 new wagon shoe, % pounds washers
more or less, / horse shoeing box. rough
wagon tongues. 80 feet hard wood plank more
or less. as feet Of Oregon pine more or less.
grind stone aud frame. $50 spokes raore or less.
800 feiloes more or less, doublesrees, 10 rough
wood axles. s rough boulstsrs, wagon hub. .
sstts pack hooks. 4 trussals. ? squArs, braces.
saws. 2 match planes. rabbi. plane, bench
planes, trying squares. foot adz,1 draw
knife. 1 derrick frame, coal rack, tool chest.
hand axe, is Aits and chisels more or less,
milestone. axle-rest, 1tire-fastener, so pounds
sundry iron more or less. y inch round bar
$50 pounds moro or less, l an inch iron axle
wagon. I 3k inch wo I'D axle wagon, coal
racks. aparahoes. 2 sets pack hooks. 3teed
boxes. IS sacks coal. $50 bushels coal more or
less. 8 cords brands. wood truck. coal fork,
l scoop shovel. pick, water tank. horses,
| mules, 5 setsdouble harness, loo pounds iron
more or less. pairs doubletrees and chains.
Noticeis hereby givsnthAt on
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BRIEF NEWS.

The world consumes 1000, 900 tons Of
tobacco year.
The young husband Of the ancient
Baroness Burdstt-Co owns seventy
fishing smacks.
The United States receives annually
millions Of eggs from Italy, Belgium,
Germany and Denmark.
Foreign capitalists have recently pur.
chased q tract Of land in Arkansas con.
tanning AGO. 900. 900 feet Of timber.
A year ago $1,000, 900 was invested in
oil works in Garfield, Pa. Now the town
has only few empty houses.
Four gears ago an indianapolis man
lost dog. and he is still running
three-line advertisement Offering 81 re-
ward.
The Southern States have pine timber
enough to last the whole country go
years. at the present rate of consumption.
A pasture company recently organized
IN Dimmitt county. Texas, has 100, 600
acres OF pasture land ard $500. 600 cap
ital.
Nine million postal cards, which viii
weigh about thirty tons, have Just been
ordered from the factory in Castleton.
n. Y.
Twenty-eight parishes of Louisiana
were inundated by the Mississippi over.
flow last year. and the damage Is reek.
oned at $50. .O0O, 600.
A vessel which arrived At Ne1 Bed
ford some time ago brought m eagle
which alighted On the masthead when
the vessel was LOO miles fryrn any
Land
A Maryland paper asserts that the
money paid ont for fertilizers in Hartford
county. that State, this year, woald have
bought all the Land in the county twenty
years ago.
An American capitalist. it Is given out,
is preparing to run pipe line from Baka
to Batum, Russia, sdistance Of SCI miles,
to convey petroleum acEoss the Caucasus
Steel nails can be driven into the
hardest wood without boring. il is said,
going even into white oak knots vitho1:
bending. The price Of them Is about 81
per keg higher than that of iron nails.
In New York City during the frst nine
months Of this year. the sum Of &4s, 600,
600 WAS expended on new building. and
during the past Eve years over $50. COO.
900 have been expended in that direction.
Some Springfield physicians are specu.
lating upon the influence of the tele-
phone upon the sense Of hearing. They
have found several cases wherein disease
Of the ear Is said to have been aggravated
by using it.
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MOTION u niRIsy OWN that AsrIi,
~ CATION tos ystsnta fos TexH lota h.
sippipl d post nAylsd No. !, o. eospsr
81 The fevl u 1slStOl. TAsaes y i 6ailsgai
monsmsnl No, essrs IAN degree n,ssp
tsssi utneyal taonuuspt Ne, stauatD3 q
the northeast earnss eg etstA ed Nstn stIss>s,
p 1c ys"s u hF'ssel, bssss = M ssessss v
Vlsss sossss, = ION asvssss " ,,s%s sss, 10
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toll thspes, " geeiss. v " II AsSSssy ! 5,Slu
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kRII!s'YslE|ssss Ess !. .SsSENSvi6'IypSai'
mlla ,rrnsl lsssslS !ssI'isi'.l,
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ORIGINAL DISCOVERY or IRON
AND STEEL.

In his address On technical training,
delivered short time since before the
Alumni Association Of Lehigh University,
DR.. Thos. ". Brown, of Easton, Pa,
pictures the discovery Of metallic iron
and steel as follows: Nearly all the
early discoveries in the arts were the re-
suit Of accident or haphazard experiment.
We can well imagine that fire large and
intense enough to reduce iron from its
ore must often have been made in acci-
dental contact with surface ore, and that
the presence Of sthe metal in the ashes
must have attracted attention. This OBJ
servation once made, there would follow
series of experiments to determine the
conditions under which the metal was
produced, and the substances necessary
for its production. II would not long
escape intelligent observation that cor.
tain Ibrown earth, or may be black
rock, was the substance which yielded
the metal. and that fire was the necessary
condition Of its formation. But the iron
thus accidentally prOdaesd--a mixture o.
metal, einders aud Ashss--was Of no yala'
till further experiment revealed the fae
that the metal could, when hot, b.
united by hammsring into one mass
with the separation oi sipdsr and oths
sxtraneoas matter, The discovery o
this property pFomptsd still further ~
perimsnt, The irrssslarlty ei the prod
uct would suggest the more perfect con
troll Of the fire, and snail furnaces weal
be built, In the eopFss Of tims il weal
be noted that the iron was not aallsFl
in hardness, and sp accident sesla \
sure to reveal the isst that somsslms
the metal when ssddsnly eoolsd
water, would bsGoms intensely bars
This new line Of inyssliglliop would "
suit ip the prohibition ei ssssl
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ssis. ssz 70 rs Sisssss1 "a ssIivssss sss
IstE&<1s fs1t<vs8 10 salA rep<s 81 ths Twss.
IN =, Z. 4 .s.:s Z. p i,.s, 80 z s,.., ,ss': =
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So sfsesslss. ! rssf sss<ihss tssss. bal.
loo haeds. ssssy msmss, Z hatfoe fseids.
Ifce aeessss ss1 pssslss. .sia Ieksilvss bsstiss
:sss. .ssS s:ss, ssss; ss:s
ssssgirs. ss.shestssh sssus 70 feet isss.
ssst. ifoa sstest ffvni, 1 montsy ursnekss. :
sfsall sisdsss. kssa-ss.9 v piDs vvsnekss.
srIsd.sess. ! sAs. o planes. { spisit isvsi. %
issAss. isfsss lees. ! sasss~s. issa vksslSss.
reu. I savil. u bisskssitk teois with Bsndlss.
J tsssst ssfsv pIstse. u psise bis<asn1isk
iesss. - pissss ef sinbsss esi iashss. - piece.
e. I, lssh:s: places ess issass. Y Iisss: s,s
yissss sst. - pieces lss, = Dissss issk pissi
pissss cas-, is pisess siask Diash. q pieces is
sad iosio hs.s. - pisess IA y pieces sss, is
ali = e.: ~: q ssss ss.... e sss., I.
Sosies 10 Asssby stvsn ~ %
FRIDAY. shs ssessa asv 81 vsbssssy,
A. .. issS. q ~ oseleek y. Of that day. viii
ssll al the right. titis and isssssst Of saia Brit.
toi silver ninlng Conpsny IN and TO The abovs
dssesfbsd propsrty, q the Brtslo1 Hlvsr Mn
Ing ccIpany's nni. IN Lincoln sousty, Nsvads.
| st public auction. for cash ir hard, 10 the
hishsss and bese biddsr. 70 sstiSfy ssid exseu-
| tion and all costs.
jana or sHRzwoop. shssia
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Application for a Patent
10. 7s2

No. sSk
rxsIED szEzIs LssD OFFICE.
K7rskBs xeFf1f. Fssrzssy sfh. A D.lsssz
NOTICE Is HEEEBf GIVEN THAT d. J
~ Fs1ass, wA0se post o1ics E6zrsss is Gin
ez91sss, OEs0, has t1ss day 11s5 bis spplirs.ion
foTs rfte1f for fifteen hundred lnesr feet Of
tie Ill1noas Esns o. ss1n beEr1ng goid snd silver
us:A szrfEcs ground Az hundred feet in Width
sstusted IN Pfhrf1sgs. Late Mining District
e3znty 81 LtDooln, ED6 Stste Of yeysos, spd
designated by the tsld notes and oE3c1sl plat
o. ess in this Gee fs lot xo. 40 and -. in
toErsksp ., south Efose, 90 East Of Mount Die
bio zer1ssE1. Ths exterior boundaries Of sstd
10; 10. - I'D - being NJ follows, to Wit
Bsg.1ning n post rnxsksd No 1. q Survey
70 -. rhszeeths South Z post Of sec ~. 7 ..
Q z. 90 z. besrs sss3 deg Z 5ss fest, thence.
Das: ...tea - yo ss1ssy 70 - 1e..s a. .: .
fsszce. ID c0urse, y 20 deg w coo fest 70
pos. zarEed yo .. Survey No 10 sad Be-
t1szce. % co1rss,x s7 deg z 1900 feetso post
zarfsd so4. Z Survey 70 20 snd 2ss thence.
4.h course. . 70 deg z go fset TO post No /. the
plscs ofbsEsaEing- COnfsining % E.10o serss.
Corrses expressed from the true meridian witt
Q ntznetie vErssfioa Of 10 deg East Of Pahrsns
zsf Lake mining district.
The LEGATION oftbis mime 10 recorded in the
Rsc0r1srs otsee Of Lircoln county, seysds.
THIS clstrn IA bounded by no known claims.
Any ard all psrBoDs elsirins adversely any
por.son Of said "Illfnofs" mine or surface
ground srs required to ale their adverse elains
VITA the kesiste. q The United States Land
once ss Rursks. in the State Of xevsds, during
TIE sixty days period Of publieation hereof. o,
| tbsy viii be barred By virtue Of the provisiors
F.H. HIycKLEY. Register,
Il 10 hereby ordered that the foregoing nosics
Of sypliession for pstent be published for ths
period Of ten contecutive weeks in the Piocks
| ErookD, Q weekly nevspsper. published Q
| fsoebs Lincoln county. Nevada.
fiLlot. F.H. HIycKLEY. Register.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEART DISEASE!
CURED M
DIR. RUSH'S REGULATOR ,
FOR HEART TROUBLES.

VIM O. osgoodby. the weil-known safe man
ufacturer OF Buffalo. Pbilsdelphis Pitfsburg.
Newark. and Atlanta. Ca. says:
oFrrcx OF os0ooDsY's IMPROVED sAyzs,
II 8. Broad Street,
ATLANTA, Ga. October i7th. 1891.
DR. Rusa's MEDICAL AssocrArfoS:
DsAz DocroRs--Ths three bottles Of " Dr.
Rush's Regulator" Iordersd were received BY
express last week. I have tsken nearly one bot
tie and am thoroughly satisnsd with the result.
FOR over two years have been troubled with
sharp pain 81 my hsart. Ny physician. upon en-
animation. pronounced Il enlargsmens Of the
hsart, and was unable to give me any rsi.sf
The trouble grew worse until had bscoms s1n-
yincsd that could not be cured. Whfls in View
York City. lass week. I elIlei upon one 0f tbs
most prominent physicians there. who charged
me S15 for an examination Knd then recon
mended your :. Regulator" Knoviay you 10 BE
regular Medical Assoc Assion. aud Scr a PAINT
NKprcryE sczEx I ordered the three bottles.
j have not been trozbled since eon1e1es.
taking it, bat shall contin1s scd take tks sztiss
taree bottles 30 ~ 20 obsain psrascss: eurs.
You have ny si1csrs thanks.
am, geDtlersn. Very respectfully
WN.G- OSGOODET
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Why THE BAD soy COULDN'T GET
HDME.

"Oh: people are not as good as you
and l are" said the grocery man, as he
watched the boy making a sneak On a
bunch of grapes -"Bu. Gid you 90 to
the circus %
''Circus! Well. I should assimilate.
And it is wonder that / am not there
yet. But, whatever you do, don't ask
pa If he was at the circus, cause he will
kill you. You see, pa and drove up to
the racetrack, where the circus was, in
the evening. and after the circus was out
We waited to see the men take the tents
down, and after they had gone we started
to drive home. Il was darker than 4
squaw's pocket, and / drove out on the
racetrack, and the old horse used to be =
racer and he pricked up his ears. Pa
took the lines and said he would drive,
cause We were out pretty late and m.
would be nervous. / told pa didn't be-
heve he was on the right road, but he
said he guessed nobody could fool him
about the road TO town, and bless me il
ne didn't drive around that track abou.
eight times Every time we passed the
grand stand, which pa couldn't see on
account of his eyes, / LATED; but
thought If he knew the road 90 con-
founded well ! could ride as long a. he
could.
After we had rode around the track
about eight miles, and / was getting
sleepy, l mildly suggested that we had
better stop at at house and inquire the
way to town, and pa got mad and asked
me if took him for a fool. Then he
drove around couple of miles more, and
the man who keeps the track he came
out with a lantern and said 'Hellop Pa
stopped and asked him what he wanted,
and he said, oh, nothin',' and pa drove
on and told him to mind his business.
We went around the track again, and
when we got to the same place the man
was there, and guess pa thought it was
time to inquire the way, so he pulled up
and asked the man what he was doing
there, and the man said he was mindin2
his own business. / asked him il we
were on the right road to town, and the
man said ii we wasn't in . hurry be
would like to have Us drive On the track
all night, as it was little heavy, and he
wanted to get it in condition to speed
the colts the next day, but if we had to
go We could drive out the gate and take
the first left hand road.
"Well, pa was mad, and he wanted to
know why l didn't tell him we were on
the track, but I told him he seemed to
know it all, and it was dangerous to ad
wise man who knew it all. He didn',
speak all the way to town, but when
put up the horse he said, 'Hennery, i
this thing gets out your pa will have the
reputation OF being drunk. If you tel
of it you are no friend of mine So
shall not say anything about it, cause
it's a bad boy that will 20 back ON hi.
pa."-IPeck's Sun.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-10
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