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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-24
NO TICE OF ADMINISTRATION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
" that the undersigned has been APP
pointed administrator Of the estate Of
William W. Wilson, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against said estate
are required to present the same, with the
necessary vouchers, at my place Of resi-
dence, on Fifth East, between Third and
Fourth South streets, Salt Lake City,
Utah, within ten months of the first
publication ofthis notice..
SALT LAKE CITY,
March ed, 1888.
MARY WILSON,
Admins ratrix Of the estste OF William
W. Wilson, deceased. mh22
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-24
WALKER HOUSE.

] Carver, q D Lewis, Ogden; 7 b
Greenhow and wife, Mrs ii A Bett,
Wood River; s IBellerly, London, Eng
land; Thomas J Lesry, George P Hsut,
Seth Miller, New York: W J HcNR.
mara, Butte, Montans; N J Cummings,
0sweKo, N Y; W T Whitmore, ChicsRo
w ON Wentmore, Denver Col; Martin
Frank, San Francisco; Fred knight,
Omaha; r Street, a J AeNab, OhRllis
Idaho; T B McCauley, Bsltimort; q Fl
Drake and wife, Council Bluffs.
WHITE HOUSE.
D Amsn, CANT, Ills; Edwd CRss;ty.
Tooele City; D T Atwood, G B Atwood
Spanish Fork; A Williams, W d Hick'
man, D Hass, Park City; j Beaurgsrd'
O Thomas, " Eldridge, j Stanley, D
Miller, Bingham; J P D Doolsn, Harry
World. Ksysville; G Ross, Kalamazoo;
g Atwood Spanish Fork; Juds, A S
Smith, Logan; T A Kan, r P Jsskson,
Echo; Z N Quinn, A Jervis, L Wilson,
Mark Thompson, Nephi; S A Cox, A
Smith, Pennington; Il ComptoH, j G f
Ferry. American Fork; 81 Lyons, San
Jose; j B Van Malta, Eagle Rock, W O
Ward. r D4vidson, ] OrmSnd, Eureka;
] 0 Mann, Wood River: P Finley,
San francisco; D McInnes, Bingham; q
q Sonthworth, J W Mcdonald, Fish
Greek: 4 Dounsnd, New York; Q N ID
Meyers, j Csde, Wyoming.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-24

THAT HACKING COUGH can
so quickly cured by Shil0h's
are. We guarantee il. Sold at
z. G. u. l. dug store. ID
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-24
sprague's .Lieutensnt.

Providence, R. L. 28.-Fibo slo-
cum was placed on the ticket fer
Lieutenant General.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-03-24
J. < GILLESPIE
Real Estate and Loan A0enf


Wanted, Territorial and County scripl
small Houses to Rent or for Sale, appHoa-
ST 25O ADOBE HOUSE OF FoUR
rooms, lot 276x2O rods Of ground
soou IoGailtS MIGRANT water and gas near by
I'VE ana nsiI blocks from post Office %
So. 500. TWO STORY HOUSE OF
seven rooms; 10; Sx5 rods, Eouth
sL0ni' nlce shadeS' etc., On car line, Third
S75 PER ROD ON THE INSTALLNFNT
-. plan; three building lots half bio Cir
ttV Ta car Hne and three blocks north
% S1ptAln Hooper s, 18th Ward. Good terra
80 us - s'iI 'r gwen on payments. %
"a. 800 Adobe HOUSE, SIX Rooms
a.st Fr0n4. OeTner lot, 10I10 rods south and
SStb WI. excellent fruits, water, barn, etc
90nn ADOBE HOUSE SIX Roons
S SsSiJs0Uo corner lot oxlOrods; near Jennings
S600 BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE
SOOO West Temple street. one bIocI
Hom business. House Of 5 rooms and Iot
S4l9 rods, soon to be business property A
9eecan for person OF business, 10
$4,000. ADOBE HOUSE OF SIX
rooms; full corner lot. 1GT9e
RODS; planted in good variety Of fruit tTsss
Ward. ' onl'1
FOR RENT.
South St; Ilth Ward, So,
one furnished room, No ain street, SO.
q, a Lice new store with large cellar next to
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-12

In London court youth was sen
fenced to pay fine of twenty shillings
or to labor for ten days, for kissing ?
young woman against her will. The
plaintiffs satisfaction over her victory
was turned TO bitterness when the
youth volunteered an apology. saying:
"Of course was under the influence
Of liquor, or should not have dreamed
of kissing her."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-12
BED or THg OCEAN.
The Beautiful Sight at the Bottom OF
the sea.

the sea.
Even the sea has few priyacies, ex.
cept in the middle of the expanse, far
from land. Que by one they are ad-
mitted to the sight and presence OF
man, through the mediumship of the
divers. One OF the most famous Cf
these divers, speaking OF what he had
seen near the "Silver Banks" Of Hayti,
SAYS that the banks of the coral on
which his divings we're made are about
forty miles in length and about ten To
twenty in breadth. On this bank OF
coral is presented to the diver one OF
the most beautiful and sublime scenes
the eye ever beheld The water varies
frem ten to one hundred feet in depth,
and is so clear that the diver can 81 Q
from two to three hundred feet, when
he is submerged, with hut little OIL
structon to the sight. lie says that
the bottom of the ocean, in many
places, is as smooth as n marble floor,
while in other places it il stud led with
coral columns from ten to one hundred
feet in height. aud from one t. eighty
feet in diameter The tops OF those
more lofty support myriad OF py'a-
midal pendants, each forming myriau
more. giving sceminI re llty TO The
imaginary abode Of some wlter-nymph.
IL other places the pendants form arch
after arch: and rs the diver stands ou
the bottom Of the ocean, and gazcs
through these in the deep-windiup
avenue. he linds that they fill him with
"a sacred an awe as it he were IN some
old cathedral which had been long bur-
led beneath ''old oceans wave" Here
and there the coral extends even to t! e
surface Of the water, "a il those loftier
columns were towers belonging to tho'e
stately temples that are nov in ruins.
He says there were absolutely count
less varieties OF diminutive trees.
shrubs and plants, in every crevice of
the corals where the water had depos
tied the least earth. They were all OF
a faint hue. owing to tina pale light
they received, although Of every shade,
and entirely different from plants he
was familiar with that vegetate upon
dry land. One in particular attracted
his attention. 1t resembled sea fan
OF immense size. Of varegated colcrs,
and OF the most brilliant hue. The
fish which inhabited those "Silvei
Banks" he found as different. in kind a.
the scenery was varied. They were of
all forms, colors and sizes-from the
symmetrical goby to the globe-like sun
fish; fom those OF the dullest hue to
changeable dolphin; from the spots of
the leopard to the hues of the sunbeam;
from the harmless minnow to the vora.
cious shark. Some hal heads like
squirrels, Others like cats and dogs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-12
THE PARLoR.

xcELLED BY NONE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-12

Ayers Ague Cure acts directly on
the liver anl hillary apparatus. and
drives out the malaral poison which
induces liver complaints and bilious
disorders Warranted to cure, or
money refunded.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-12

On your way to the G. =. r. r.
Depot. call at Gus KReNKEL's nlace
and try his Jake kline's Carson Beer.
1t is the best in the land. scott
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-12
%. %. HASKELL.
TOWNSHIP AGENT. G.. r.. X. X.
TOWN lots FOR SALE or LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR
,,hase Lots in the town ~ Winnemneca, are
hereby notified that AL app'icatiOnr for 'he same
Or on business relating thereto. snould he al.
iressed 70 the undersigned al san Francisco
At the G, T r. r. Office where they will receive
prompt attention
those occupving lands helansing IN the con
oanv. withonr wing bought or leased the samt
are also notified to attend to the matter without
DELAY and avoid trouble,
nol9 ID. II HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-12

Gar DAMIANA BrTrERs regulates the
stomach.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-12
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

a. Strayed from my ranch, at Cleaf
%5I Creek, Grass Valley, on sunday, Jun
nth a dark-hrown II 'rse, about 10 hands high
with white face and three white legs. brand q
J IN right hin. He had on a leather halte
wnen n left the ran h.
will pay TEN DOLLARS REV YARD Tor m
delivery Of the horse at kemlers Mill in Ain
nemucca, or at the ranch.
C. BACHTOLD.
winnemucca, June %, 1888. VI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-12
FASHION SAMPLE ROOMS.
BELL & BURNS. ..Proprietors.

CALL ON fE4
THE BUSY B'Si"
And try our celebrated J. F. Cutters Old
Bourbon, Old Virginia, White Rye, Golden
Thistle, Old Bourbon, Old Pioneer,
Our Farorite, Rock and Rye,
and Orange WHISTLES,
Imported sazcrae Cognae.
Imported Green Seal, Imperial, Zinfandel Caret,
and all other kinds Of choicest
F-I-N-E-W-I-
ApolIlnaris, Miperai. and Sparkling
seda Waters:
MILWAUKEE BEER.
C-O-N-G-g-E-s-s-C-
Made in the latest style known to the art, and
concocted of the choicest materials by the
most celebrated Archeronian Mixologist of an
clent or uOuern age
The highly celebrated
NJ oUxrAfN
-PRETESrILIIO-
--ORozzIxERoP-
CocKTAILS
Served at all times during the day and night
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS!
y. P and S. II. r. players can be accommo-
dated at any time.
MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in it.
a~A hNuriantly furnished private CLIP
ROOM. COR the use of the Winnemucca Cincf
Club, with private entrance.
BELL 4 BURNS.
winnemucca, April IL. tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-09-12
-. DIR. HOLDEN.
1tTEH DENTIST.

ROOMS AT WINNEMUCCA HOTEL.
Having hal twenty wears practice. | am pre-
pa 20 u practice Dentistry In all its branches.
w,anemueca, Jn'v 81, 1879. II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Die 8etdbrli6e Strobe.

vSa, gu meiner i3eit mars bod gang
anbers bei'm Militdr", iaste Der ieit 1850
penHonirte alte Selbwebel S~auernidmibt,
ba CABS bod nod mebr ais einmal mas
gum y0a9en". = Oa mar emit IN meinem
&esiment Elm alter, uerpetterter Sberit,
elm gar wilber Serr, Der, wie maj 10 gu
iasen pRest: v6einen @uten raudte",-
iiber beiien 9ippen seitlebens fsin 9d1eln
seslitten mar, auBer einmal, ba elm Ste
fruit BEL Der vgeeioisuns" reip. gerpfi9s
tung, ais Der Sumter NIT Der Sabne eins
trat t. ui bic &niee fiel. Sn 6olse bieies
Qd6elns CAB es aber audi a6t Gage &esens
wetter. Dieter Sbert, bsiien Stols elm
rieiiser, bis auf bic Gpauletten berabbdns
sen0er S9nurrbart mar, probirte bic
yS9neib'" Der eingeriitten &efruten IN
elmer gang eisentbimIi6en @eiie.
@enn ndmli9 Der &efrut einaeriitt,
perpili6tet, abiuitirt, sewai6en unb friiirt
mar, 10 baB CT anndbernb einem Meniden
slei9iab, wenn bemielben Johann bic
&riessartifel, mo- auf jeoes Ierbre6en
minOeitens Der COB itanb, mad gori9riit
yeinsebldut" waren, baB linn bic @dnies
baut am sansen 6orper a%uflief, muBte er
ii6 gum Sberit in beiien Wobnung per-
fii9eu, poielbit ii9 bann = na9bem ct
nit einem iiir9terli9en ySerein" GinlaB
erbulten. unb er berSflopfeno einsetreten
war = folgenbes itereotppe 5rases unb
9lntpOrteipiel Swii3en Oberit unb Getrut
entlpann:
Oberit (ben Gef,uten Don Sben bis
llnten meiienO - mad einem minutcnlans
gen, unbeimli9en S9pei9en): Sinh
Sbm bic &riesSartifel uorseleien?" &es
fruit: ySawobl, Serr Sberit!" = $50
weiB sr alio, Dap er aaes, mas ibm pom
ieinen 9Orseiebten befOblen ~ausenblids
lid, unb obre Die gerinsite @ioerrebe gu
beiolgen bat?" - Gefrut: ySamobl, Serr
Sberit!" - Sberit: y@ut! - Yate er
mid an meinem S9nurrburt!" Sowie
nun Der Refrut ben Bart bes 9eitreu9en
Serrn Oberiten erfaBt bate, mas m~eiitens
III SO9erno gei6ab, roQte ibm Oerielbs
elm paar berartise 9usen gu, ss9en pel6s
Die Der betannten 9ule IN Der Wolfsi9lu6ts
icene bes 56reii6iit" nod ianfte Saubens
ausen paren unb sIei9;eitis idnuppte
Der Sberit nit ben 3abnen mad Der Sano
bes iiberrai9ten Netraten, Der meiitens
eridreft ben 0art los lieB. lleber einen
ioIden llnsliidli9en ersoB ii9 nun Don
ben 9ippen bes @eitrensen elm Drift
iiippisS trom Don S9mabunsen uno
S9impfporten, nobel: vDu trauriser
6eislins, miierabier 6erI", &C. &C. nod bic
salanteiten waren. QieB ii9 aber Der &es
fruit bur9 bas plStli9e S9nappen nidt
beirren, 10 wuroe er belobt, unb = go
it's re9t! @ib'n brapsn Solbaten !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Sii6tiger Serl" &C. lobnte ben Sapferen.
Oa besab es iid aber zines i66nen Cages,
baB Der Sberit wieber einmal genannte
vSapferfeits> Yrpbe a%nitelte unb omar
biesmaI nit einem gang unb gar ueriuilbers
ten &efruten = ieines 3eidens elm pferbes
fne9t = Der I'M Stau seboren unb ISeit
leines Sebens - bis 81 ienem oenfwiir>
bisen Sas-nur nit Bferben bantbiert bate.
Sinh ibm bic &riessartifel uorseleien?"
fra9te Der Sberit. = vSo!" 9run3te Der
neusebatene Sobn bes Mars = go weib
Gr alio, baB er Naes, mas ibm BON ieinen
Sor9eieeten befoblen wirb, ausenblifli9
: unb obne bic serinsite Wiberrebe gu
befolgen bat2"- ySo!" = Oberit (bi9t
on ibn berantretenb unb ben Sopf bins
baltenb): v@ut! Bafe gr mid Bel meis
mem S6nurrbart! = Sdlupp - unb
bic neruise 6auit bes grifunsstanbibatem
belt nit frdftisen Stud = ME nit elmer
Giientlammer = bic redte Sdlfte bes ries
iisen Sdnurrbarts.
Der Sberit roat bic Gugen, 9rdBli6er
wie ie, unb = i9nappt! Iber "a tempo"
baut linn Der ii6 sdn,lib uersehenbe 8oBs
meni6 NIT ieiner linfen Elm adtel Saswerf
6ld6eninbalt faIenben Sanb cine idals
Ienoe Sbrfeise in bas perbIiifite @eii9t,
nit ben @prten: @art' 9uber = i9 mill
Dir beiBen!"
Der &etrut erbielt auBer ieinem wobls
peroienten Sob bieBmal nod einen Sronens
tbaIer ertra = iebo6 nit Der itrensen
Wpti,tuo. MihfS nou rom 9SnrfnUe az
iagen, ba er ionit niemals wdbrenb ieiner
Oienitseit in l1rlaub biirfe!
Set iener 3eit bat Der 9err Sberit bieie
sefdbrIi3e GOurasesYrobe aus ieinem Yros
sramm seitri6en."
Sn elmer i6wa9en Stunbe bats aber
bod Der &efrut einmal auf ber 0a6t
ieinem Corporal i'm Sertrauen mitsetbeilt,
ionit bdtt's ia Der 6elbwebel Sauerns
i9mibt ni9t erfabren = unb i6 AUDI ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
&nyembmrger @a5ette.

lieb geporbene Sloiter pom 9tiieni, unter
benz lebbaften Beoalern ber gansen @je>
noleni6aft unb auer aus Der Stabt, bic
tie fannten.
Sbre nellen S6weitern betra6teten ibre
Infunft als cine belonbere @nabe bes
Simmels uno iu6ten UNI bic Wette ibr bic
Serri9tunsen absunebmen, wel9e fir
ibren i6wa6en S6rper 81 anitren9enb
tparen.
Oieie SorsfaIt unb bic &ube, beren iie
senoB, uerIdnserten ibre Sage bis gum
Sabre 1909. Die @erste batten iie i6on
felt LANCER 3ett aufseseben, ie ielbit aber
glaubte ibr Gnbe nod ni9t 10 nabe, wenns
slei6 iie tdsli3 ibr Seben Soft gum Opfer
barbot.
No6 an Gage Dor ibrem Sobe sins iie
cine Seitlang unb NIT weniser Bei6weroe
ais 9epobnli6 in benz Rreussans bes Slo>
tiers ipa,ieren unb ieste ii9 bann, warn
einsebiat, alf cine Sanf i'm @arten nieber.
Die Wixterionne i9ien fe gu beleben,
Der slnblit Der sliternben Sdneela6e
rief Sibirien unb bic u%ersansenen 3eiten
ins @ebd9tniB suriid. Sin S9litten nit
Geiienben fabr raid an ibr uoriiber unb
ueri9wanb in Der Serne; nod einmal
i9lu9 ibr 6ers auf III freuoiser 6oifnuns.
Sobalb Der 6riiblins tommt, beiu6e i'd
meme gltern in @labimir, iaste ie gu
ibrer Sesleiterin, unb sic seben NIT mir,
ni6t wabr?
Snnises Gersniisen 9lanSte bel oieien
@orten in ibren Iugen, aber oer COB Jap
auf ibren 9ippen.
Nm folsenben Gage, Dem Sefte Der 81.
Barbara bate Ne nod bic &raft in Die
Stride unb CUR beilisen Communion gu
seben. Nadmittass sesen brei llbr aber
fiiblte iie iid idle9ter unb leste fi6, obne
Die &leioer aussu3ieben auf ibr Eager UNI
gu ruben.
gs befanben ii1 mebrere Nonnen BEL ibr
in Der 3eae, wel9e matchmaker la6ten unb
ipra9en, in Der Nbidt bic 6ranfe aufsus
beitern, ba lie an cine nabe @efabr ni6t
ba6ten.
Oas ermiibste Die 9eibenbe; als bic
@loten CUR Besper %riefen, forberte ie bic
9lnweienben auf, benz &ufe gu folsen unb
empfabl ii9 ibrer 5irbitte.
9eutet betet Sbr nod fir bic Seriteluns
meines &0rperS gu @ott, iaste iie; in
einisen @o9en werbet Sbr fir Die &ube
meiner arlnen Seele gu Sbm rufen.
Sine Nonne nur blieb an ibrem Srantens
lager.
8rascouie bat lie, ibr bic Sesperpialmen
por,uleien unb ais bic Nonne neben benz
gette fnieenb NIT letter Gimme sl iinsen
besann, pinfte ie i9on mad ben eriten
Serien NIT Der Sanb.
Die Noune ndbsrte f9 ibr, fonnte aber
faum nod periteben, mas iie ia9te:
Sitte, iinsen Sic ni9t, es binbert mid
beim Seten, ~fliilterte iie ld6elnb, leien sic
MIR.
Die Nonne nabm ibren friiberen 8lab
wieoer eiA pdbreno ie leiie bic @ebete
beriaste, ma6te Die Sterbenoe BON 3eit gu
3eit bas 3ei9en bes beilisen Sreuses.
Die OdmmerlnS brad berein.
Oils bic Nonnen nit Si9tsrn suriidfebrs
ten, mar Grascopie ueri9ieben. Sbre
re9te 9anb rubte auf ibrer gruit, man
sewabrte an Der Gage Der Singer, baB lie.
iih Ieqneno, QeItorben mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Gincr Sohter Gleno.

.GIi Sabre lang bat uniere Sstttr axf BEN 3tt4bstte
gelesen.
.Sm Solae elmer Complication usu Fiuens, Sesers uns
rbeumatiideu Seioen une Nerpeuidpd&e,
.Sn Der VHese Der beten aajte,
.Eslhe benz seioen psribtebene foueR ~betlesteu -
.Aber obus auen SrfoIa.
-uuo iest III Ne our6 Elm 10 stua&es ptittel ME Soys
ieus Stttern, has mir, che mir Is brantteu, Sabre Lang bats
ten bel Seite Iieseu lafeu. pieoerherseasut uus itrost psu
blnbenbtr Geinnoseit." - o te GlterI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23
Batter tuir0 tpie0er lpobl.

.WfeiRs Sbdter iaeen:
lin pte piel wOblr III Cater. felt er S0pieussitters
9ebraudt.'
-gr 1T In Der S,Heiurs pom isiu.m lanssu, iar uuhsits
bar ertl6rten Seioeu,
limb mir limb baribtr 10 mob, bas a Sbr Bitter s<
brandt bat - 8tue . q IN { aus Utica, v. Z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-23

Rein!
ste frdutelte uuS lit ano idwans itit Sabren unmdts
Zig eabin.
Ole asr,is nasteu ibr nihls;
LIMB ,ulsst parbs re burd ben SspieH-eitter. pen o.n
be Seitursen 10 piel iaser, sebetlt.
.@htli6l sSirtli4l
rQSie bantbar ioaten mir iar biti. Wesiiiu ietn."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-04
nEkpronrIoSnENT.

Assembly bill No 81. entitled. San
Act for the Reappor,ionmsnt Of Sena-
tors aud Assemblymen in the several
Counties Of the State. introduced by
Mr.. Hardin January 2sth. provides
that Elko County shall DO represented
by II Senator and three Assenblymen.
We see no objection to reducing the
expenses attendant upon each session
of the Legislature by reducing the mum
Der OF Representatives,, for we hold that
oil the business OF tho Legislature
might be performed by u fewer numbr.
Of representatives. aud performed
equ lily As well as 1t is With the present
number, AMI with much less expense to
he State. II is au old adsge that "Iu
n multitude Of counselors there is wis.
DOM" but in this case there seems TO
be no more wisdom displayed in the
multitude Of Legislators than might oe
looked for in case the number was con-
siderably reduced. We do not believe
Ia ecohonIZlng at the expense of the
interests Of the State and its people, but
We do think that the welfare Of the
State might be equally us well guarded
and the expense materially reduced by
trusting to the wisdom aud integrity
of a much less number of men than
compose u present Legislature. II
sEouii be remembered. too. by those
who will DO called upon to cas-; n vote
on Mr. HarGiG's proposition, that the
OF our State are not wha, they
were IN former years. and economy in
every department. Of the State govern
ment IS al absolute necessity If We
would maintain n respectable financial
standing amsuS tho commemorative Of
this nation.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-04

\ FIRE a. the human steamship dock.
New York. broke ont at 23D Yesterday
morning. The flames ran swiftly
through the shcI and s]torehous-s and
by . o'clock the immense dock was a
mass 0! fire. and from remote parts Of
the town. in response to frequent
n~iarnIs, the tTo apparatus came tLun.
dcring down. Tie heat was =, great
that effective work from land or river
was nearly impossible. At 3 o'clock
the steamship Egypt, lying at the dock,
was towod into the stream all nblazs
from stem TO stern aud through her
rigging. III r Spas bore tho flames 10
numerous other vessels lying nt anchor.
Nearly tho outirc Gra DEPARTMENT Of
the city was on hand, but many on.
gines coulI not 10 utilized. At $3.50
tho spectacle was grand in tho ex-
trcmo. .he river front for mauy hun
dr,d icct was ablazc. Al a,trmp,s 10
save the property on tho Iuman dock
woTo abandoned and tho work OF the
iiromon was concentrated on tho Guiun
limo dock adjoining. Tho famous
ship OF that limo. the Alaska, was in
the greatest danger, and tugs md Ter.
Ty-boats wore making Efforts TO save
her by hauling her into tho stream. So
far rs knoTn. no liyeS were lost. The
insurance policies held 10y tho Dock
Department on tho buildings on tho
pier amount to 10000. Tho pier IL.
self. ii IL stated, ia not insured, and tho
damage to it will not amount to much.
unless tho piles hhouli 10 destroyed by
the fire. The cost Of the sheds on tho
pier was between $75, GOO and 500. COO.
Tho total loss will amount 10 $50, 600.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-04
4 pEtENr


Under the above caption. the S nti-
mel Of supdsy prints an editorial in
reference to a bill amending tho S4tur-
alization laws, which is ss follows:
Senator Schooling, Of washoe. is the
author of bill. ;he conspicuous fes-
ture Of which is hat It requires natur-
allied citizens to have out their papers
at least six months before election, in
order that they may be entitled to vote.
This bill ought to become a law. 1t
will have the effect Of putting down a
practice which is q disgrace and makes
a laughing stock of the elective fran
chise. The fact need not be concealed
that there are many Immigrants TO this
country b have 10 better pretensions
to free American citizenship, speaking
from a moral point Of view. than SO
many ourang-outangs. We refer spec
ideally aud altogether to those who
barter their votes for the cost Of their
naturalization papers, and worse still,
those who beg for American citizen
ship as a charity and then sell their
votes to new parties, thus bilking those
who paid for their papers. These
wreiches. TO whom a blush is more for
eign than they ara to American insti-
t%utions. stand aloot on the eve OF an
election until excited and unsophisti-
Gated candidates put up the coin to
naturalize them, after which they have
to be watched until the closing OF the
ballot boxes to keep them out of "piece
clubs. to the members Of which there
is no argument other than the sack.
Keep such out OF u politics and
the little decency that remains in it
may DO enough TO leaven the lump.
We had better risk the life Of our cleo
tive franchise upon q homeopathic
dose 'ban have no remedy ut all.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-04
THE sLEEPING-cAR EXrORTIoN.

Ohio has taken up the matter OF the
sItor.ions practieed by managers Of
sleepers and palace cars, aud a bill has
bSen introduced in the House Of that
State containing a provision as follows:
II; shall be unlawful for any person
or persons, corporation or corporations,
TO ask. demand or charge for the trans
portation of any passenger on any rail-
road within the State, in any sleeping
or palace car or coach, more than the
following rates: Fog one berth IN o
sleeping car. the sum OF 81; for oue
section in same, 81 for q single seat or
chair in any palace car or coach, the
sum Of so cents; and that al stations
in any city in this State having a popu-
lat!or Of 5000 or upwards there shall
DO kept at the depots of such railroad
company an Office where tickets at rea.
sonable times can be procured for any
person or persons wishing to engage
any such section, berth or seat"
Legislation on this subject is timely
says the Denver Republican, but in
order tina. it should be effective. the
laws Of the contiguous States should be
uniform. Colorado, Kansas and Ne
braska should all act in concert against
the grasping monopoly that is now zu-
lining all prospects of railway companies
giving frst-class Accommodations for
tirst.eiass tickets.