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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-10
The Miseries of Mean Men.

Sometimes l wonder what mean
man thinks about when he goes to bed B;
when he turns down the light and lies
down: when the darkness closes in
about him and he is alone and COM
PEELED to be honest with himself. And
not a bright thought, not generous
impulse. not manly act, not a word OF
blessing, not a grateful look, comes to
bless him again. Not a penny dropped
into the outstretched palm of poverty,
nor the balm of loving word dropped
into an aching heart; no sunbeam OF
encouragement cast upon a struggling
life: the strong right hand of fellow
ship reached out to help some fallen
man to his feet-when none OF these
things come to him as the God bless
you" of the departed day, how he
must hate himself! how he must try to
roll away from himself and sleep on the
other side of the bed. When the only
victory he can think Of is some mean
victory, in which he has wronged a
neighbor. No wonder he always sneers
when he tries to smile. How pure and
fair and good all the rest of the world
must look TO him, and how cheerless
and dusty and dreary his own path
must appear. Why, even one lone,
isolated act of meanneSs is enough to
scatter crumbs in the bed of the aver
age ordinary man, and what must be
the feeling of a man whose whole life IS
given up to mean acts? When there is
so much suffering and heartache and
misery in the world, anyhow, why
should you add one pound of wicked
ness or sadness to the general burden ?
Don't be mean, my boy. Suffer inJus-
tice thousand times rather than COM
nit it once.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-10
Reducing Blemishes.

A sallOw-cOmpleXiOned old lady, ac-
companied by remarkably unprepos-
sessing daughter, recently walked into a
Photographic gallery.
"Be you the PHOTOGRAPH man?' she
inquired, Wiping her spectacles and
carefully adjusting them to the various
dips, angles and sinuosities of her Cor
inthian nose.
Eyes, ma'am," replied the artist in
plate glass and chemicals; ''can l do
anything for yOu?"
mo, I'm too far over the bay to waste
any mechanical genius on me. It's my
daughter, Partheny here, that 1 wants
TUX"
"All right, madam, viii yOu-'i
"Can't you soften down her complex
ion a little, an tone up her nose what
was broke fallin' out of a winder?"
81 think so, replied the artist.
can kin yer wipe off them freckles?"
go yes.n
''I've seen photographs of our rela-
lions, and I've alters noticed that the
picters fiattered them clean out Of sight.
1 know enough about the biz to recOg-
nize that you've got the whole thing in
yer own hands, and kin turn out pc
fessional beauty of the first water, just
as you please. Do you think you kin
reduce these ears a trifle-jest a leetle.
know Partheny has got big ears, but
still she amt no rabbit. Partheny is a
generous girl, as yer kin see by her
ears
SHOW about that air squint in the
left optic? Do yer think yer can man
age that?''
"Oh, yes; can touch it up with Indias
ink.'
"What particular pose do you think
Partheny would take best in-full face
or a side show"
"You mean quarter view or a pro-
file?'
Il guess do. Verse; the PHOTOGRAPH
is goin' to young fellarer what put an
advertisement in newspaper for cor
respondents, and Partheny's writin' to
him. Now you see how necessary it is
for the picter to kinder favor her little
blemisheS. You'll do the fair thing by
Partheny, won't yer?"
Certainly. What size, madam, cab
met or card?''
(which is the biggest?'
cabinet
''Guess, then, we'd better try her on
cabinet. Eff the Photographer does a |
good job, the bigger the better. What's |
yer figgers?"
''Twelve shillings a dozen for cabi-
nets"
''How muen for one?'
Same write. 1t is the negative that
costs, not the number
Well, all right. You just 60 ahead
an square them shoulders back little.
an bring the nose down fine, an wipe
off the freckles, an straighten the eye,
an reduce the ears, an whiten the COM
plexion-an' the hair. 1t won't be red
in the pictur viii it?''
so, no. There viii be no color shown
but black
"That's a comfort. Graciousl Parthe-
ny, what would he think eff yer sent
him an oil-paintin' taken from life! Kin
stay in theroom?'
SO, yes"
ssAll right. Strike an attitood .Parth-
my, an Wen rope in that young man
IS sure as yer a foot high. Chicago
Tribune.
Give us your job work. Prices low.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-10

Give us your job work. Prices low.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
Something EeH in Pal
read Tickets.

4 new kind Of u railway ticket il COM
ir3 {" the roI;. II is Dest explained hy
Liking the Grind Trunk a. an example.
That road Prute a book o. ricsets contain.
ing 1000 VI $40 OF loo or 81 tickets, on
a page, each tiekr; good for a mile.
These little tickets are smaller than pos.
iaee stamps. twenty on a sheet. and per.
forat=d. iOu can buy tao. twenty or a
THOUSAND Of them al ahIed rate, and thr
company on it, part are LOund 10 " &c
one OF them FOR every mils yun travel.
lou will not L. required 20 tell the ticke,
seller where you want to go: you will say
give me a hundred miles, or twenty
miles. or n thousand miles and get on
board and give the conductor enough of
The little squares 10 cauy you 10 your
destination.
There will then be no such thing rs
iay-oveT tickets, OF trouble Of getting
tickets changed. or loss through tickets
not used-these little tickets will be AZ
good ms money, aud always current.
The road on it, part vill he duly pro.
tecied from scalpcrs and the like. The
system has received the indorsemen, a.
the b tier class Of passengers. agents
and travellers. and has been adopted on
several Of the Western roads.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

II the dispatches from Esp; bringing
csss o: tie way rOI d-is,rAs1irs TIA;
cozatg. The SO1dEa" cuts 3 ms:
mPorslt aSuEe, AID While TIE rzsunI
In4srsas 10 that /: applies to splsoe, the
PZtaI Of tAs article The" suszsssE
broader meaning. The following from
the Ee=o Gazette clearly defines tie
meaning ots Gsrm lot generally under
STOOD; Before The Egyptian authority
vas extended 10 Tho equator, SoadAu
vas accepted EE enbudng everything
so-ih Of the fr5; eAtAIAct Of the Nile, a,
Assouan. tat 1t ! nov confined 10 ths,
va; region wLieh eoInphses the dessns
u S10lA. Llbya, the sneieLi Manoe,
D9Fgo-Ar kycdO.sl,, DAEuI. SenAsr, ard
tie euLEs Me basin, bordered On tie
GS; D. 4H-Ala Eoi The Bed Sea, and
embraces 81 degrees Of A;itadt. Tie
So1s-eI Iortnn gels rain, ard IS ira-
rnense!! t=ruEs. an enormous extent Of
burning sands seraTate the fertile pos-
tons from lower Egypt, and they would
b. ab-C!Btely ~inpassIble 10 man but for
canels. KhaTtozn, Eithe junction Of the
Blue and White Niles. i The capital.
The vast territory is inhabited by q great
variety Of tubes, mostly uegro on the
moth and AIsbs On the deserts. The
present trouble arose simTly through
InisgoTeInmeht. Legitimate industry
had been Ean.Plei ont, and the gardens
and farms along the streams taxed and
TobLel to death. They have been deser-
ted IL Consequence. and the inhabitants
soae .1:o tie Slave trade. Recently
- ~ A2s tcca -::-s&cI, aad al ct
temp; made 10 roc it out. IL Midi, a
dzrvish, 1.-THE False Prophet whose
real name Is Mahomet Achmet took ad-
vantage Of the general confusion, and
gathered 4 handful Of melcoptepts. A
series Of acts Of gfSss Encouragement
increased the influence Of this e1tnordi.
nary man, and a succession Of victories
inspired his followers with contempt for
the Egyptian forces.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

book oouTassr oct working vev
hsHLErgc orders fog lie sale Q. BlaiDe's
neS book IN Nav York, en,eIed tLs u
nee Of koseoe Cooking.
Il nave = Yey Interestingly took here, /"
said tie agent II would like o have
yo7 give he q Subscription It mus; in
Sres; you, sir. i il the record Of 20
years IN Congress during the period. ST.,
when you ~ere such = prominent EetgE.
Nay ! inquire" said Coaking, the
nzne Of tie author o: this interesting
work.
The Hon James G. Blz;n 0! Mine,
ssji The agent with q flourish,
Il do not "a the boSk," said Cank.
ling. grimiy, turning away.
But" said the agent, your Portrait
is IL IT,"
'its presence in that book is uhoL.y
unauthorized, said Conklins. "Guol
day, sir."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

Suppose Nr. A1uison's Taria Ii
should De passed, says the New YORK
Sun, and suppose that under its opera
tons the revenue, instead Of being re-
duced, should be increased. What
would We do about it tLcr:
Take steel railroad bars for an illus
iration. The present rate Of duty is 10
high that none are imported, and the
revenue from that source is accordingly
nothing at all. Bot reduce the duty 70
q rate which makes importation prac-
tieab!e, and a very large sum in the
Treasur- would be the consequence.
No doubt ali these things VII be care
fully considered when the bill is report d
and the great debate in the House sheds
4 fo73 o. light upon every poin: and
every dItlil.
II woud-be 4 coInical Il
s measue whose first purpose is to re.
dlce the revenue should result IN in.
creasing it.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

News comes from San Francisco that
the CAroIicle Is about to publish a copy
OF Confidential circular issued by the
Railway Shareholders Association and
asnsd by John Livingston, Of New York
PRECEDENT, which hzs just been hahrd up.
lie circular >sts .oTtA that the object ia
view /, - rai- an immense fund u de-
ieai legislation OF railroad matters,
secure the repeal o. existing laws and
the abolition Of Railroad Commissions
IL al States vb-r. saeh exist. All nail
road shareholder, are invited to eonurb-
ats TO the fund, and the amour, Of the
subscription expected Is named ia n con-
htenual letter accompanying tn r:rcu-
lar. The shareholders Of this city. no;
largely Interested, are called on 70! 500.
lsIs understood that the demand from
tie veaithIyr ones vii be in the same
P1OPo-.ivu, Il = also known thst the
greet Eastern roads have allied them
s=lyrs with the CentrL Pacific 10 raise
this funl, and !, = predicted il the ci..
cu!sT that ,nopgh will h. subscribed T.
defeat Congressional seton on the Lsnl
Gran; bills.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
The Bail at CarIia.

We ASEoa=d-e reesip; Q! = Con
Pbfre-.sy 60 TIE SersrtE Annual Bal.
NIss1s 20 bs greE ~ Czria Lodgs No.
Sll, Knights ct Sar Brush on r-r;
Friday evening. the 2sri instant. The
CarGn Knights k4rs b-cous famous
abroad SrrsSh the medium cf ;he@
gTaSd sErnzl entertainments. which are
unsurpassed in plezsazhe attractions
By any similar social reunions in the
State Al vho would enjoy = bri,t
SAson IN the naIy dance made dOably
attractive By the mos; i~uspIit.ns o:
music, viii Sin the procession On
next Friday high; at Carlin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

The CaE1n Appeal claims 10 have
secured at considerable cost, a patent
Indicator" which, when urged To its
eE rene capacity will render the news
paper reporter just what be is expected
to be-neiqnitous. AseaJddug 10 the
Appeal, a ooDPositoT setting a piece
OF reprint dsyn stsirs is indicated by
"a series Of graceful, whvy lines, while
q man at work on the EDITORIAL manu-.
script is recorded on he indicator by n
Geries OF batting, irregular lines, badly
broken mp With Intense sidersl viba-
iDns. EheP the profanity is thrown in.
Tbe Hnehine is particularly useful in
designating the character and purposes
OF any otp coming up stairs TO the edi-
toral shne'ulq, The hopeful, biitbe skip
OF o mat 9th q poem is essentially dis.
tinet from the ponderous tread Of n man
with n club demanding a retraetion, or
the confident elastic vibration Of a de.
hnquent subscriber with $40 in his
pocket.
A careful investigator OF these lines
\ tell TO a certainty when a rough and
tumble fight is in progress in the Cosmi.
dental saloon, and tell 20 a dead certain.
ty when Gov. Adams stops in the street
to indulge in his great hand. shaking act.
We believe that in time an editor could
sit in his Office and keep track Of local
events within a radius Of two miles with.
ont ever leaving the binding.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

An Italian, with both hands amputa.
ted at the wrists, has for some tim. had
a frait and vegetable stand on the side.
walk at the foot Of Market street, nea
East Ban Francisco. On last Tuesday
morning countryman located along.
side the handles man. A fierce heh,
followed, and the pey conner was beaten
and nearly mobbed Tor fgt,Hns the GRIP.
pie who had his arm siurpps badly lace.
rated by the blows; but notwi,hstand.ne
resumed his business qs il nothing bad
harrthed.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

So:w-th.t.Edirg the lerugstoy Press
dispatches regarding tie late Mn. Uh!-
er, the New York Herald says, all the
evidence pointed toward the sincerity o:
her psaiteuee since her return 10 New
York. She lived il HOSES Of the utmo>t
resI@eabiEtv. and Nhil she had been
queer IL some regards and AZ tines
doubtless given 70 the use.oi morphine
and opium. this is the only fault which
can L proven against ker.
IL \ letter from San Francisco to the
Reno Journal, her father. u. W. Conk-
In, says: When her brother left Nav
York last October /; Vas in full eoua-
derce hat she vas comfortably provided
for AMI with the proIase from her that
she would return 10 HMM the Spring.
But . week ago / received q letter from
her saying no; 10 woTy a. sLe vas all
night How she could have died in star
vatIon AID wan; Is 80 MT lucomprcLen.
able. Tie habit Of using morphine,
which fastened uPoa the poor girl With
such fatal fascination, vas contracted
during illness and while under it, infu-
ence she has almost demeu,ed. Her
brother Ge0rse dill not telegraph East.
as Ee has been seriously Ill iuy tie pa I
month, and I attended 10 such matters.
Her remains viii be brought bcr, and
placed ~ tie s.Le Of cur otLrr ss,red
lead
l.; he who is without sin cast the
hTst stone.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
Order Of FubIicatson Of
tie works Of Hubert
Howe Bancroft.

Tie Thn sSo Psls4h IKE yoscrses IN
the order tSey KhOzl6 be read. and 70
HaIbzr 1ea - IS 10 kss- the several
SETS tos-tber. c-Oaseeut-ve AID compete.
Fol0sIHs tzE idea, the Native Kas
eozoes &ol This set, bor.rvr. though
ApA-1 Cts-s assC.S;.iyHsear to tie
se-es. rsea Es Be al rad before Be-
En-ng TIE History prOPz. bet Ray =
rad Il eoa-eS[ VIII L Z P.eteDl
fan rs4ers,1s being psds n tie EIssor
20 tie TosRR al Rge O. tk= -SAhTe
Res tOE Ills P-P0e- Tie Ishmss
Of D2S-a, AID hspee noahEAsl beng
the f-S Pclsts On Ih> Sorh American
CoaHosni tO7ehed By EUroP>Ens. n..zr-
ally lie History opens With the FHs
yO.uns q the "Hns-ory Of Csrtzl
Anena which eOreB the p<rod from
I50l 70 l55o- BIT instead q following
With TIE seoOod volume Of s-Cea:raI
th= FRS: volume Of ..Msnoo"
IN Ext because tie ooaarsz Of
Asneo, the PERIOD covered, happened
within TIE sane years coveted by the
h1i volume OF Central Ansna," IA.
Discovery And Conquest Of AsI4eo eoy-
srng The time trOm 1915 ~ l52l.
ThsR- instead Of paoaeedirg Sdh The
s-conI yOlaae u --Ceaul Anenz"
which l. irUn $50 10 l5o. se nSae
Lex: the ssooad yDluras Of .Nsno,"
l5Zi 70 1850, SDl Ara Vol II. Central
ADSna," AID alter thai Vol. Ill.
MEXICO" lGUJ 10 ISJ- Then ill lp-
P=G ScL L "His0? o: North Ae1isAa
States dom 10 1890. Ezrirg THIS
e-OCShi AL t NeIieo aud CeauL
ADena o@u 20 tie yeAr 1850. We
Pro1--G Eg-1h AID iss1e Vol. / .'CAEtoE-
LA 1853 TO lslO, then Vol. l. North
ves Cas-" 1850 70 1897, then His
tory Of AEskE." 1900 TO l5s3. This
bnngs the History Of the entire Coast
tua Panama 70 AlAskk, down to the
beginning Q: the present century, and
enables g 70 g back and Issue succeed
ing volumes L. AsI rat1rL or chroao-
logical o.GE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

The Tras%Rev g. ass: WI s.n-
G STATE C0arsuton Tia ys&r dare 70
salty e .aioa a=oIezs ago " re-
ssEng 20 reo1Dsai the calling Q! .
,ConGtzE0nA Coareadguz"
1tishArdly possible that 5s dsiEe 70
Aneni The defects Of or eTssIie Lag. l.
lss s.-s11 among the p-o2ie q IT,
Site nos. than Il "a tEo years s-o;
The Oaiy question bang IS 20 the best
Ani kse1 eIPscnTe nEih& Coz tAs Ec-
ecnPhhEsui OF tia; object, oPaaiyn be-
ing &rStsd between ths process Of
amendments 3. The Legislature AID til
fzHIg Of a. entire rEE Constitution
By = ~ooDEeRaoE G-c;si for dat sy.e:al
l1rSo@- Tie E5byee; vE5 fully AID in
't=lissEiiy discussed u tie line. bzt a.
tsE being sieGtsd, tie E=ab=Es u the
Legislature took 10 acton II the matter
iossz3 carrying 4 the wishes Of ;Ls:r
eonSltUsn1y. That Cur Organic law is
ennrIay defective, impoing heavy AID
hiI5 unnecessary burdens upon = tai
HidA4 PSofit. j. almost universally i'd
Lifted, and The only relief tyom tie EsH-
iRPPSsd Sardezs ) ty q radical revision
Of tie Existing Law OF the construction Of
= neT. ou present Constitution er.a
at he t-nsa is sdo?dga vas a high
pressure -f-i-. and 4ndsy the changed
eondiaoas II the Slste, the presas hls
beel4s EntoisTabe.
TO 5s&rs ago ~ iAsOrtd The amend
nent pizn. On tie ground that IL E7u-d
b. Hpc5 lo9Es &c rHS.ais. IL not qzite
e4aIiy eheziTe zTth the othur sugT=
- butsDes the Legislature res.ed this
very impplisn; mater With Indifference.
1t l. PI.in th-t 1.-THE c1n II eIpeeed
from sgrTS source; therefore our voice
and vote : uaIzAt5sily IN iay,r Of q
Constitutional Conrentna and the sooner
tAsssnblss the better,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

A dispatch from Denver yesterday,
says; The SNOW blockade Throughout,
San Juan District Southern Colorado,
still continues. The report OF a snow
slide was the first communication Silver.
ton has had with the outside world since
the I'd inst business Of all kinds i,
suspended at SilveTton. Ouray and other
mining camps; the snow il six feet deem
on the level; in some canyons where the
roads run, Il is fifty 90 sixty feet deep.
The people have 10 use snow shoes 10
visit their nearcst Beighbors, II is
thought the blockade cannot De broken
before April. Most II the camps have
run out Of sugar, coffee and coal oil, but
have q SIMPLY Of meat and -four to last
anoth T month. Snow-slidcs occur daily
bnt there Is no loss Of life reported, the
miners being careful 10 keep out Of their
way, The snow IL confined entirely 10
the mountain districts, none having fall
len ia Denver during the past two months.
In the House on motion Of Bingham.
the rules were suspended and the hill
passed, fixing at one cent for each four
ounces ihe rate OF postage on Eecond
mail matter when senl bv Others
the publishers or Newspaper Rgcn,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
mo stal.var. plan.

eZhe 10 Pourr % the Old
SsAs4nHAeAiI= IN ;Ais eify. viii yok,
J-.p,kse. as A. e4eL Gg III SeE
G& Sen. i. likely 20 iHfs-oos Toe
-zbeio- q j-e-;es fruza tls State Il
Cae-g7- Tx -G-iS % soa f.r9.
TIE nsS EsAol Q. elss4.1n b. CoGs--ss
Districts ID; r-.- ;be al ~zy. Tie
aIes p As S@sJaai cS@=ss= o. H.
s.Sjea ~ - k-~ely fnDeI ;ksi The
s-EaEt. thiak LII Ay e&a s< Gn
rgl ua 20 sui iIsa-sseA
AS:Gs COzr~zasa EE L. ksl 10
.l.<s fOz ael~sz krss. III S.sl-
pEs behsr- i5=y er e-y.-r Il
Iiaarh ;5.y vi tAr1s al nAacsr
% ohs4Ss5 "a As ray Of the election
Of delegates b. Dstas C-oaTena5rs.
Tsea zkea tse State Coave-nOa meets.
il ea -iaz The ~sTez;y+vo delegates 70
Sket SsS Iak - en=:Ied sna nas.rsz
;h=z % EOte sUr3 FRE&l
IA e1at3z< IS Ia SAyErs eza favor
ISGl L 1nFxGl5a q tx s1zrz
81 ths ESe-on&e Ssk:e C51reH1c, Of
lsso shkn d-J=sGE2A sss nsH I'D
- rOss sor Gazt - II3t@
Tais boa .asD =zy fze.k dy=n =;
so9s e-ite4l EAs EEss # saes=sSl
N pa. EHnT CO-Z~s distress "a:
eset .kesr cru d5eGe, REGARDLESS 0:
ta- P-oesEass q. n- s.x.s C~oETztS0r,
paIe Rsa.-z. aai S1eeds SoaH
sEe-tnHa K-I P4ss4 1s. sResYs
70 ~ zs3s r. p-pos. Of tAs lss Ss-
,ngaA c~1urs-=oa- Ts ooarusrsr
maid hea kzse 70 bx1leds At ChiGso.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

Yesterdays Appeal say Snow has
fallen 20 such a depth on the c. Il c. as
h itnIede all railroad travel. The train
LAYING the MounI House last SATURDAY,
got snow-bound near tue S.atc-liur. ana
l. as ye; unable to proceed. Monday.
men ~eui ont on snow shoes over the
road and it i said that the entire route
between Cnndclana and Bishop Greek
has been searched and no traces OF tie
train. In some places the SNOW
Is fory feet deep ard the tam IS sup
posed TO be showed under. There are
p.euty Of provisions on tn c,rs AMI "a d
number Of beef Grcases are in q irri,a,
car bat little anXi ~ is !slt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

\ copy Of the first issue II the San
Francisco Daily evening Star. has just
cone /" nhud. Il !, vel h.Irl With in.
tcTcsting reading mEticr md j. an out
spoken Opponent Of the mon"pa;is;. In
ii' s'!utatury It holds :hat Worth. and
e lth, lc recognize a, the
true sAnd"ll Of greatness IN ycliucs
and n every u,har Nalk in lilo. A. Ia.
bor With the head OF hands produces all
wealth, It is but justice th,t those who
hbur identified to a full share Of the
wealth labor produces.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

ST. Louis sccms to be a dismal and
inextricAble labyrinth 10 young lady
VISITS. The moment Ii Of them
Pokes her fair hose beyond the big front
door, she s;raightway goes of aDd gets
herself ios', causing a fearful hill1baloo
until oRe WOSiihg policeman picks her
mp in somebody's back yard where she
had wandered, without any knowledge
rs TO how md I Heaven she got there.
The latest estray in that { rnble city is
a Miss Grace Keune, Of Sev York, aged
20 years, who went out shopping on
Monday and bad o found her way
back yet on Tuesday. These ~innoceuts
should ~ all means be supplied With
ever attendant guardians.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
The Manhattan.

The A=rhst.sn Moa;hly Magazine.
for Marco has Jast eon= 10 kzEi AID
rs usual l. Sled with choice reading
mater, Gaa Is handSoe,y illustrated
With enc Sea eHsaNiHsS Although =
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rOs. The Manhattan Is raPIy taking it,
place where II h.o2s among the lead
tng periodicals Q. the day Is typaSn-
ply AID general d=sr, Is frs class.
AID TIE Ahs and t=usa=s Character
Of is Contributions VA ASzre il = pr
HaS= = ~ popul- e,.en.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24

A dispatch from PeudlE,on, Oregon.
nnnoUnces,ih ttsri- -GentL Uf a Young
mGn 10y the namu o! VIM Glys on. WLo
recently Suivud there rom Nevada. He.
N company rIlh another man. vas dig.
g;nga hole which required blasting
They had Just lighted 4 fuse and asc nd.
ed t" the surface and turned around 10
watch The burning fu~c; The bias; c1p,o.
ded vitb terrible force, hurting shattered
'"ek ont at the top O! the well, a piece Of
which struck GlcaSoR nod 7 tn chin.
tearing away thc lower jaw aaf killing
hiG- instantly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-02-24
Payment Of EIko County
Bonds.
Payable from the U~nIyersIty In.
trrcst sud HIHLinE Faad.


II AcCoRpASCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
Of a. set entitled " Az Art ~ ~l-yaIIs. IN.
issO'ree q certain ElSo 3unlJ boul,. issusi
a. aid In the construction u the Prrpsr.,ort
Department u the state uli'sr,i,J Of Nevada.
approved February ~. 1875. Notice 4, here.
By given That ~ pre.sbt.d - ny once, In Eilo.
SntlA, on or before SATURDAY. the PIP
TENTH DAY or NAREH. iSsi. the follow.
Ina Eiko C1Rpiy Bonds issa,d In pursusnre II
sell Act. ~iIi b. paid. tos-hef With the inter.
cot ibsr.on. which shall have accrued at the
dat presentcd. bonds Sos ~. D.. 81. %. "a. 81.
a. ~ ~ a.. ie. a, ~. ". 20 81. 81. S. 81, IS.
81 81 s.. 30. On. 81. "a. sianIa.
should the said Binds Mt he presented With.
IN the time sbyre specified lbsp tIuin sud after
The d',e named. Va Wit: sAiu'dsJ. the dus,nr,
day Of us Cd nest, inisr,s, thereon viii e,..e.
JIHEs CL'RR.
Elto, NCv., Feb. Il. 1894