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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20
tFrom Saturdays Daily.L
sALMAGUNDI.

The old Board Of Directors ofthe Cen
irai Pacific lave just been reelected.
Best Il Co., clo,hiers Of New York.
made an assignment Thursday. Liabil-
tiles. SiSJ,ODJ.
IL. Z. Street, who went from weiser
1" Wood River. is o engaged Oh the
kctchum keystone.
Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: j.. NJ. Steele. This evening:
NJ. CaLili. No departures.
Seventy-iye carloads Of Luhach flowers
worth about $4,000. have gone to
STOCKTON, from MERGED. To he rnanuiac-
tuEed into insect powder.
4 dispatch frou the steamer Faraday.
laying the Bcunctt-Mackay cable. states
that she has picked up the Irish coast
N 300 miles out and laid go miles
more.
An improvised pay car started from
Oakland last Monday afternoon to make
The monthly trip over the Central Pacit-
ic. The regular pay car is still in the
shop undergoing repairs.
The Eta tin mine, at Harvey, Dakota
has been bonded To the American Tin
Mining Milling and Manufacturing Com
pruy. Of New York, for $l7, 900, and
work will bc vigorously prosecuted.
In a dispute over wages between
Henry u ruard, publisher of the Pioneer
at MuTmyYIle IN the Occur d. Alene
mines, AID a printer in his employ
named John Enwright. Bernard sho;
the latter dead. and then gave himself
up.
II IS rGT0Ted that France and Portu-
gal have concluded a secret treaty against
China. 10y which France is allowed to
make Macao the base OF a land attack
upon Canton. Action will be taken To
compel China to recognize Macao rs
Portuguese territory. which has hitherto
been refused.
J. l.. Hart. formerly of Belmont, Ne
NadI', applied at the Central Station,
san FrnncIscu. ON Monday last for shell
ter. lie was badly paralyzcd and eI-
planned that he had been in the Los
Angeles Hospital for some urIe. DR..
lInmmomd, the County Physician, final
ly, 10 get nd Of him, paid his passage to
Los Angeles.
A gopl deal Of prospecting is being
done to the west VI Mount Davidson,
among the hills down toward washor
Lake. The Enterprise says the country
doan that Way is full Of quartz veins,
f." Of which have been explored 10 any
great depth. There is also everywhere
much float quartz, some Of which is
doubtless from veins hat have not yet
been discovered.
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tFron Wednesday. D.ily.I
IsALAAGUNDI.

Arrived by stage from Tuscarora last
evening: n. W. Parsons, Mrs. Bunker
and child.
John Ainley and W. T. Smith went
ont by buggy this evening to the Eureka
Mills on South Fork.
The west-bouna express train this
morning arrived here two hours late.
The time was lost through the leaking
OF n coal-oil tank.
Warner K Co, yesterday forwarded
for Tuscarora by Amos Roach's teams,
i3, $50 pounds Of freight consisting Of
general merchandise and salt.
A young man nnmId Manuel Tender
born, of San Francisco, who was ''spar-
ring his way on a freight train, was run
over and killed in the Sierra Nevada
Mountains near Summit Station, sun
day.
u. W. Parsons has arrived in town
from the North and is stopping at the
Depot hotel where for "A fe days only
he may be consulted by persons requir-
ing the services Of a lrst-class practical
dentist.
George Russell returned yesterday
from a business trip To the Idaho stock
ranch OF Russell II Bradley. He left
the railroad at Kelton, going TO Albion
by buggy, and returned by the same
route.
Ste;son's Monte Cristo company num-
boring 10 persons passed through last
evening going east. Their special car
containg their scenery and other parap-
hernalia of the play, was also attached
to the train.
III the District Count of Humboldt
County yesterday Edwin Tobin, convic-
ted of stealing ore fro the Paradise
valley mine was sentenced tin three years
in State Prison.
Captain Matt. Cannavan and II. Sad
der of Eureka, delegates to the Demo.
cratic Convention ut Chicago, passed
through here on their return home, by
the train this morning. C. w. Watson
and wife formerly of this county, now Of
Salt Lake City, were also passengers OF
the train, for San Francisco.
Mrs. j.. G. Crombie and daughter
leave here Saturday for Mineral Hill
where Mr.. Crombie is engaged in bust
ness. They propose to remain unit
abont the end of the school vacation u
the University.
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IRON Tu..d.y'. D.ily.i
sALMAGUNDI.

Harv. MeAdams has moved his fami-
ly into the dwelling formerly occupied
by Dick Dorsey.
II. j. Keith arrived here with his fam
lily from Lamoille. and established them
in their new residence to-day.
Lee st. Clair and Ben. Armstrong, of
Star valley ARE in town, to-day, attend
ing to the perfectins Of title to their
lands.
Three United States prisoners con-
demned for murder in Indian Territory.
we're hanged at Fort Smith. Arkansas
Friday. '
Phillip Goodman came in from Bull
lion by stage yesterday. and after dispos-
ing of some business matters returned
home by tn stage this morning.
The Central Pacific pay-car passed
through yesterday on its return from
Ogden. stopping here long enough to
pay the employees Of the company.
Edward Reilly arrived here by the
train from Ogden this morning, and
went out to Railroad district by stage
soon after. lie is now direct from Mon
tana.
Jud Dakin drove in from Lamoille to-
day, bringing his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Amos Roach. His nicces, the Miss
Reaches will accompany him back home
on n visit.
Departures for Tuscarora this morn
ing were: L. S. Bridges, d. II. Barker.
c. p. Huntington was married to Mrs.
Worshnm, a widow lady, in New York,
Saturday.
X. N. Dorsey received a letter this
morning from his wife at Butte CITY
which brings the gratifying news that
her mother, whose lie was despaired of,
is gradually improving.
The Carson Tribune says the appoint.
ment OF Stevens as Meter and Reiner
at the Mint was confirmed by the Senate
just before adjournment, and he has had
charge Of the Office since June 3Oth.
MIX Schocn arrived here from Noun.
tain City last evening. lie about town,
to-day, but is considerably used NJ
from an attack OF rheumatism from
which he has been suffering for some
time past.
j. III. Windle, District Attorney o!
Humboldt county, is lying near deaths
door at Winnemucca from heart disease
DIR. Meigs, who just returned from III,
West, informs lis hat there is no hope
Of his recovery.
Ont in Taylor District the other night
William Briggs walked of back porsl
ten feet in hight. The only injury he
s stained was the loss Of Il strip OF skin
about two inches in length from his RICH.
thumb. William does not know exactl,
how ii happened, but il Of the opinion
hat when he felt himself going, he
reached and caught his thumb on the
ragged edge Of the evening star.
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The "HIddon Hand"

George Lawrence, agent for the
Hidden Hand Company, is in town,
to-day, and has made arrangements for
the appearance of that fuyori;e troupe nj
Freeman hall in this place on next
Thursday evening. the l7th instant.
This company has made an extensive
tour Of the West, and the very favorable
comments Of the press which invariably
follow its performances, il conclusive
evidence Of real merit. The company is
now ou its return ryute Elstslrl, play
ing at Carson, Reno, Virginia City and
at Winncmucca, arriving here Thursday.
Tickets and reserved seats are now on
sale at the Postonice.
Don't fail To see the greatest of all
Southern dramas, by Whitney's Hidden
Hand Company.
4 letter received this morning by Mrs.
Amos Roach from the home CT her par
cnts in Michigan, brought the sad news
Of the death Of her father Mr. Oh %ristian,
on the 3rJ instant. Mrs. Jud Dakin and
Mrs. james Mckee, are also daughters
Of the deceased, and Mrs. Roach went
out Immediately 10 the valley TO commu.
nicntc the mournful intelligence to her
sisters.
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The Star says; II is stated that wm.
Dickson, who is a member Of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee, will be
elected its Secretary when the committee
organizes in New York. Senator Cor
man, who is Chairman of the Congress-
ional Committee, is spoken of in connec
ton with the Craftsmanship of the COM
mittee. These committees have been
working at cross purposes heretofore,
and it is now proposed TO unite them,
and while preserving the two organiza-
tions make the Congressional Commit
tee q subcommittee Of the National
Committee.
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Indians Affirmed.

Silver st .tc: Somebody has been tell
ing the Piutcs that they are to tie re
moved to ia!ahmi, Washington Territory.
Some OF them believe this and are very
much alarmed, and they have reported
far and near that Naches and his sister
are 10 blame for it. OF coursc there is
no truth in the report, but it is used
with telling effect in the Western part of
the State against Nnches, and as there is
TO be an election for chief this week, it
will probably defeat him. 1t appears
that fnlschocd is ms effective n weapon
with the Indians as it Is with the whites,
in elections.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

The l~SDEPESDENr acknowledges re-
ceipt last evening, Of a handsomely
printed invitation from Mr.. aud Mrs. J..
Ia. Brown, of Pittsburg, PENN. to at
tend the wedding Of their daughter Liz
zie, with Vim. NJ. Allen, on Tuesday
evening, July "a, 1854, at 1880 O'Clock.
Although unacquainted with the cour-
teous couple who extend the invitation,
we well remember their prospective SON
in-law, who in years o past, cast his
lot-a corner ~Yara-amoBg the sage
stained soyereigns Of the Silver State.
Billy was always a clever hoy, and ali
his old Nevada friends will be glad to
heal that he is about to anchor his adj
Venturous barque in the placid waters of
n matrimonial harbor on the peaceful
shore Of the Keystone State.
To take in the interesting
would afford us much pleasure, but rs
the walk across the continent during the
hot weather would be a little too heavy
IA contract, We can only wish the young
couple a pleasant journey through life,
and forward our fatherly blessing 10y
mail.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

Reno Gazette: L II Parsons, of Salt
Lake. one OF the purchasers Of the Eyins
Glover valley ranch, arrived Sunday
night on the west.bOund overland to
complete arrangements for the purchase
of tue ranch. The parties will probably
take possession OF their new purchase
about the LIST of August. The ncw COM
pnny contemplates incorporating. and
will be known as the "Clover Valley Land
and Live Stock Company" In addition
to the 1000 acres purchased Of the Evans
brothers the new compony has negotiated
for the purchase from the Central Pncif-
fo Railroad Company Of about 10000
acres Of contiguous range land, which
they propose to enclose. The new CON.
pany is composed entirely Of Salt Lake
cattle men, who appreciate the ndvan-
tages Of Nevada as a stock-raisiug
State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

On receipt Of the news Of the nominn-
lions, last evening, there was n regular
old.tine Democratic jubilee in town.
The spontaneous outbursts of both phys.
ical md spiritual enthusiasm affected
even the most Saturnine Of the opposition
and when the artillery began bclching
aud The steam whistles footed loudly in
response to the Tapping of the bunting
in the breeze the old political warehouses
pranccd about az proudly rs though they
had never suffered defeat and wcro nnH.
ious ms ever Ia renew the frny.
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a Business Change.

ii. J. Keith Of LamOille Valley, has
leased the Elko Stables of X. NJ. Dorsey
and will ommenc business Immediately
upon taking possession, which will he
within the next week. Mr.. Keith has
also purchased Of Mr. Dorsey his bug
girs slcighs and light harness., and Will
stock the stables with number one
houcs for public hire. 1t is the inten-
ton 10 establish hst-class livery. feed
aud sale stables. making the old reliable
stand as attractive To the public as IL
was ia the earlier and ~liVelier days nj
the County.seat. Everybody knows
"llnuk" aud will, with his wife and
children. drive around Ia see him and
have the team taken care of.
Hank has scared the neat dwelling
formerly occupied by Mrs. S. i. Dorsey,
in which me will establish his family a.
soon a. they can lee brought in from the
ranch at Lamoille. He had begun the
erection Of dwelling at Hallcck Station
hut on closing the arrangements above
mentioned. yesterday, at once stopped
further work at the Station.
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Change OF TIm..

Owing 20 n change in tho schedule OF
the Union Pacific time table. mails, and
passengers will arrive nj San Francisco
II 30 4. ~. instead Of 7A0 A.. NJ, as at
present.
Under this arrangement the West
bound express will arrive here some.
whccc about o o'clock in the morning
instead Of 5:35 "a Mt present.
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From Fridays DAILY.
AAL.AAGCNDl

Hon. c. S. Young, Superintendent OF
pubtie Instruction, il rusticating ut
Nonroeyille, Ohio.
A. q. Dawley left yesterday afternoon
for Ruby Valley To look after his stock
interests IN that locality.
George Elmore received u car load of
lime this morning, which will b. used
in building tIe vault il the Court
house.
II. J. Keith, trmerly the Nasty OF
the LaInOiILe p~Ustoiico but now u!-
veil, you'll have to ask Hank - is an
town today.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. II. Taber have gone
a visit To Spruce Mount where Ma.
Yaber will spend some time with her
lister Mrs. Schcrf.
As the days decrease in length the
heat increases in strength. aud Ne will
probably have amp'e compensation for
Che long. cold Spring before the NOV
dies.
The trial Of Joe o'Ncil, indicted for
murder, was cousluded at Winnemucca
on "Wednesday. tine case wen to the jury
nj 10 O'Clock p. n, who two hUurs iaL.r
returned a verdict Of not guilty.
What are the Democrats going to doY
Reno journal.
They are going &c elect Grover Clcvc-
land President o: the United States on
November /. 1884. AK us IA hard one
The Carson Tribune says: There IL
nothing III TIE ltein going the rounds OF
the State papers that QUO Grrcnhuod
will be Secretary to Governor kiukeud,
OF Alaska. The Governor Ii not allowed
II clerk"
Horace l.. Dcrniug, Chairman OF the
Indepcucnt Republican, Executive Com
mittee, aud prtsidrut Of the Young I;c-
publican Cub OF brooklyn, saiG
lie regarded Clcyrlaud's nom
inatiOn as equal to a triumph
Of the better element Of iLs
Democratic party, aud "A tribute 10 tic
Independent sentiment throughout the
country in both PARTIES. Rosrcmus said
of Cleveland that lac was not the choice
of the people; that he represented cap
itlhsts. ami not the labOrug class. The
platform lac regarded as solid. and said
Of the tamil plank that il met hi, yirvs
exactly: ihat, IN fsnL 1t Was the sub
stance Of has speech on tie subject.
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The Reroille Of Saturday says: Yes
terdny afternoon n party Of ladies' and
gentlemen went over the new extension
Of the City Railway to its terminus ut
the Paxton incline. The road was all
finished yesterday and the Superintcn-
dent Mel. Curtis opened it with due GER
emory. After il leaves the China gar
den. where n Y has been placed, the
grade averages seven feet TO tho hun.
dred and the curves are easier than many
of those below town.
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of For Arizona,

l.. A. Willard, who for some months
past has been preparing 10 remove to
Arizona Territory, with his family, at
noon to-day, took leave of their old time
friends and struck out South on their
long and tUilsome journey through the
most umimviting portion of this State
and on To the Colorado. Harry Bar, of
this place accompanies them as an assis.
tan;, the outfit consisting of two four
horse teams heavily loaded aud a light
covered spring wagon in whi,h the fami-
ly tnvel. Mr.. Willard goes to II ranch
near Camp Verdi where Il nephew has
been for several years raising stock, in
which the former is Interested. Lew.
has been an energetic and respected
citizen of this county since nbout 1870
and the many friends of both himself
and family while deeply rcgrctting their
departure, can only hope that future
success and happiness in thcir new
home may more than reconcile them to
the new life upon which they are about
to enter.
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An urgsnt Appeal.

TYDo, NV July g..
To the people Of Observation-Disclosures
misfortune overlook any OF the cities
and towns Of Nevada or Neighboring
States, Nye county has been among the
frs: TO offer aid. Chief among the min
ing camps of our county, Typo stood
foremost. To-day we are called upon to
nsk the same assistance that we have
heretofore extended to those in distress.
Typo is in ashes and many IRE homeless
and destitute. Send all contributions to
n. S. TrowbridSe, D. Ross and H. Rod
srick, Relief Committee, Typo Nye
county, Nevada, via B,lmont.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

The names Of ex-senator Wallace Of
Pennsylvania and Samuel J.. Randall
ARE mentioned in connection with the
Craftsmanship Of the Democratic Ma.
tioual Committee.
An attempt was made at Washington
Tuesday to interview Ben. Butler, but
lac positively refused to discuss the atti.
tulr or intimate his future course. lie
said the latter Is n subject for considcra-
ton, Of its merits he will declare himself
oycr his own signature, in no mistake.
able terms. lie dcnounccs in whole.
sale any and all expressions or declare.
tons purporting to have como from him
as false.
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ponth of j. 4. WlndIo.

j II Windlc who several years ago
practiccd law in this place removed with
hls family TO Winncmuccn and was two
years ago elected District Attorney for
humboldt county. lie was afflicted with
yalyular disease of the heart and for
some time past had been in n very low
condition, the disensc terminating fatally
yesterday. The deceased leaves n wife
and o II years ofnge TO mourn bis loss
The funeral takes place OF winncmucca
at 4 o'clock this evening.
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l.. NJ Chaplin, who is ie, ortcd in 4
very low condition from n severe attack
oi asthma. il being brought here from
frum Tuscnrora, by private conveyance.
He is expected to arrive some time this
evening. MIR ChNpin's many friends
vii he sorry to hear Of his affection.
Young ladies' Of Nevada City are said
10 go 10 the summit Of Sugar Lonf Noun
tain, near that place. early Of n morning
to see the sun rise. The mothers prob,
ably stay vt home and do the uncsthctic
work u getting breakfast.
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MARRIED.

LAwsoS-REED In ToaDo, July 10,
1884. Dir. l.. F. Lawson, to Mrs.
Reed, both OF Nevada.
SMITH-THoMPsoS-In Sacramento.
California, july 3r / 1884 Vim F Smith
to Mrs Serene Thompson, both Of
Carlin, Nevada.
TUcKER-GREEN-In San Francisco.
July ?, 1884, by Reverend Samuel
Brown, George Il. Tucker and Miss
Annie II. Green.
Both the young people mentioned
grew up in this place; the groom b ing n
relative Of George, Zach and Robert
Tucker Of Elko, and the bride is n
daughter OF Justice OF the Peace o. E.
Green, formerly County Clerk.
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CORN.
McCoABD-To the wife Of james Me-
CoHrl, in Elko, July 13, 1884, IL son.

Tom CTurnracker and Joe Fyd,ld,
who left mere for Arizona by cayuse
route across country some weeks ago,
have just been heard from. A letter to
Dick Brown, dated n. Prescott, states
that they both found employment i'm
medintely; Tom at his old business,
Iutchering, and Joe went to work on the
new City Hall now in course Of construc-
ton. They state that all business is
brisk, and times are lively down in that
section.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

County Clerk Rogers has just received
from Portland q leaf OF the Oregon Ma.
pie which is like the usual beautiful leaf
Of that tree except that il is fourteen
inches in diameter. The tree grows
very rapidly from the seed, reaching a
hight OF six to ten feet the first ycar, in
it's native climate. Oregon, aud Billy
proposes to import some Of the seed and
est It's capacity in Nevada soil.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

Mrs. Lucretia Bclchcr. the lady who
was taken from the cars in an uncon-
scious condition several days ago, con-
timed in that condition until . o'clock
last night, when death cnsucd. In re-
spence to u telegram sent from here, n
gentleman came on and Inns been in at
tendance upon the sick lady ever since.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

Rumors concerning the retirement Of
Joy Could from the Mercantile Trust
Company, we're confirmed by both Gould
aud Lewis Fitzgerald. Gould stated
hat he had merely sold out his stock in
tie
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EsTRAYS.

Came to my ranch about the Last Of March.
one lay alley. Irandcd T s with quarter circle
above ON left thigh asc one ,oap MID tnn-ed
n with bar above and Z with 0 above on left
thigh. The owner can g { the same by calling
at my place and paying charges and proving
properly. O. d. wIsENAS,
JuyT 80 d. Glover Valley.
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The following is IA list OF letters re
m0ining in the postomcc at Elko
July IL, 1854
Corcoran, Dennis Dorsey, Archie c.
Payne. Ala Tracy, II. ID.
Williams, John.
Persons calling for any OF the above
will please say advertised.
z. W.lIULL, L. NJ.
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The combination Of the Central Pacific
with the Chicago, burlington h Quincy
road, no matter from whit motive, will
have ths effect TO compel the Union
Pacific In SET defence to extend the Salt
Lake & Western road across Southern
Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

Billy and Charley Hamilton, who
murdcrdcd n young German for his mon
ey, were hanged at Warrensburg, Mo-.
last Friday. Ten thousand people were
present. On the scanold each declared
himself innocent and accused the other
Of the crime. Prayer was offered and
the murjercrs faced each other, shook
hands, forgave each other, and, after
the caps were adjusted. each said he was
not guilty. Billy was ~s.rang!cd and
Charicy's neck was broken.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

Another postponcmont has been
granted i'll the hearing of testimony be-
fore Commissioner None as to the light
imncy Of Florence Blythe, the alleged
daughter and hcircss Of Thomas IL.
Blythe. Owing TO the absence of the Mt
toraeys. the hearing has been set for the
goth inst.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

AuMra is receiving and getting ready
TO stand near the head OF the list Of bull
lion producers. Several OF the mines
are nov doing well and the citizens are
jubilen, over the prospect Of tho resump-
Of old.timo activity.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

The Board of Pardons met in Carson
on Monday, all the members being pres
ent. Alex Goyette, who was sent from
Storey county for manslaughter, was
pardoned. Goyette at the time Of the
shooting was very drunk and had been
taken TO his room by friends.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

The Board appointed to represent the
Government at the New Orleans Expo
sition will also take charge Of the Gov
eminent exhibit at the Louisville and
Cincinnati Expositions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-07-20

Receiver Jackson. OF the Denver &
Rio Gnnde Railway, has received per-
mission from the U. S. Circuit Court TO
negotiate q loan Of $4,000 to pay the
employees their back salaries.