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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
Iron Tuesdays DAily,l
sALNAoUhDI,

The fast freight teams went out this
morning With Il,6OO pcunds Of mdse..
and 1000 feet Of lumber.
The journey of twenty-five hundred
miles. twelve hours per day. excluding
Sundays. between Weston and o'Leary
will begin at the Metropolitan rink.
Newark. n. J.. December 7th.
Stoker's teGmsc came in from Railroad
District With 2i2 ts-p-24.OO0 pounds
Of bullion from the furnace ut hat camp.
Warner 4 Co. sent out for TuscarorA
to-day by Nrccri'. team. 400 pounds
mise.
A Passenger train on the Texas Pa
eide road VaS thrown from = tr-stle at q
creek crossing near q galveston. 10y q iTo-
Ken rail Friday. Some nity passengers
we're more or less injured Lu, one only
VA seriously hurt.
The Government cruiser Chicago"
ihe largest Oi the four vessels contracted
for ~ John Roach / son. was launched
a Chester, Pa. Saturday. She is u
o'ouO-hOrse power, aid IL expected to
make knots an hour.
A heavy gale along the lower Ohio
river Friday night dad uIuch damage.
Al Norris LIrdiIs Il h4t-b9at MAS cap
SiEe'l. aud Of tel lurn on board siI we're
dFo""cd, tie others succeeding III sa.m-
miLs ~ ILorc.
The Carson appeal says that a nlnu
IN Genoa caught u zig III his house and
shutting It Ia began u pour hot water
Oh 1t. lie Is now negotiating with T.
real estate deiler to sell the lot as soon
as lac can clear the remains vi the house
away.
Woe il tie whole business" cried
the Keeper VI the Sacred Umbrella ~
he / ,Hed into King Iheebaw's pres
snce the other day. ''You will he sur
priord 10 hear. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Observation-Disclosures Majesty,
that the British BubIri,n. have dsmOl-
iShed and sunk our only mau-of-wur in
tile lrrawaddy!' "why. bless mel" re-
piled the astunishcd po~tentate, IL didn's
know | Vas SO near out of Navy. How
ever. it's IL consolation to know that We
only had one ship. II We had been af-
hicted With II Eobeson or a Roach We
might have had "a LsIf.iozen old tubs to
be Knocked TO pieces, aud how humilIa.
ting that would have bcen!' Aud Hi.
Majesty proceeded 10 luncheon.
A Bozemsn, Montana. special says
Joseph Jando placed his e~leven-year,
old daughter III a house OF prostitution
and told the lnnllady TO educate her il
the profession. which she did. Yigi
lantes took Jaudo and hanged him t,
a lamp post. His cries aroused the 20
lice, who -ecurd him, and he is now il
the care Of the Sheriff.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

The trustees Of the Sharon b-qusst OF
$4,000 for beau;ify ins the Golden Gate
Park, San Francisco. have determined
upon the use which they will make OF
1t. 1t is proposed to erect a handsome
music pavilion OF iron and glass. which
will seat 1000 persons The NEST IA.
vored site is known - tho valley Of
the Three F~la&stafs." and is abou. hsif
a mile from the main entrance. : abovt
equi distant from the Geary. MeAliist r
and Hnight street cable lines.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
FRO. Wednesday. D.ily.I
OALNA0UHDI.

-
John R. Bradley started for San Fran
cisco yesterday.
The departures by stage this morning
we're Nay BiAckmorS and son.
Up. Eioh came mp from the Bay
last night. vent through TO HalIeok and
returned here this morning. He will
visit Salt Lake City before returning
West.
We are informed that a Wedding will
take place in town on the first Of neIt
month. but a. the fact was given to US
In strict confidence, We couid'n think
Of mentioning it-eVsn in = newspaper.
l.. Gronosky came doSn from Tuscs-
rora last night. lie is suffering from u
severe attack Of his old enemy, rheuma-
t!sm. md viii start Tomorrow morning
Tor Southern California where he pro-
poses ~ remain during the Winter.
In the list OF county bills published
yesterday. All error occurred in the d..
ures Of the claim Of ". W. Rogers.
The amount Of the claim was reduced
by the Bolsl from S2GS 81. to 1886 %.
Both lead and copper have materially
advanced in price recently, anI are still
hrm, Si!h good prospects OF u further
rise. The latter metal has reached the
highest price touched for lve years in
the London Market,
WIN. Deny. u former we'll known stock
man Of Garden Valley. uc Mineral
Hill. came up hom the West last even
ing and stopped over to-day. lie starts
on a visit to his old home, near Atlantis,
Georgia, by the train this evening.
The United States Grand Jury. which
since early i'll October has been inyesti-
eating the Chinese certificate business,
aud the alleged violations OF the Re
striciiou Act III 8 III Francisco. submit
tyd their report to Judge Hoffman Sat
urday. There were majority and minor
ity reports. both Of which were signed
by the foreman; the gi,t of each. how.
ever, being that evidence justifying the
finding Of indictments was absolutely
unoGtsinable.
Mrs. d, d. ImmeI, better known as
Mrs. Young. died at Tombstone. Arizo-
IA, on the Bird instant. Deceased wa.
we'll known III this State. and WAS fol
years proprietress Of a hotel at Eureka
IL. +. Cooper, until recently deputy
under Surveyor Of the Port Morton
committed suicide at San Francisco
Sunday by swallowing carbolic acid
la note to his wife and daughter h,
gave rs reasons tor the desperate net
old age, softeuing Of the brain, and i'm
pending poverty. lie was IA native O
New York, aged 50 years, and was til,
husband OF the well-kuown phIlanthro
pist, Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper, vino i
closely identified with tbs success Of th
kindergarten schools and other publ
charities Of the city.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
November. STATE Prison Report

Number OF prisoners on hand October
81, 100; uumber received during Novem-
Der, .. numier discharged. l.; number
on hand November 30. 1888: average
number during the month. 1874. Sal
aries OF oiiccrs and guards. Sl.3lG &C.
salary physician. Sl2j: salary chaplain,
$40; expenses. Sl,iS9 Oj: total eI-
penses for November. $3.50 Al. Ynluc
Of Loois and ahocs manufactured dur
ing the month. Sl.2GG IL: value OF buots
.nl shoes sUid. ST. ; IL; collected AID
paid INFO ;hc Stutc Treasury, 500.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
Dated riEo. Dee. Q. 1895.
Toys For Christmas.
T. L. AIWKiL,
Sheriff klko Co.

Mrs. W. b. Lang il just in receipt Of
a full and fresh supply OF Holiday goods
in great variety. embracing a line Of
beautiful Christmas aud New Year
cards. Autograph and other albums, q
nice assortment OF books for children.
Portfolios. Card.receivers, exquisite col.
ored vases and other fancy glassware.
microscopes and views. music boxes.
harmonicss, and n ane assortment Of
handsome plush goods.
This Santa Claus Department Is album
dainty supplied with those little thiiGs
which gladden. the intnutiIe heart. surh
AZ babies r%nttles. dolls. tea sets. paints,
alphabetical blocks, wooden guns, dills
buggies, boys wagons. footballs. ,ors.
whips. ohilds' wash.,ub. sIingrT aud
set, amusing game. in boxes, ETC., etc,
etc. To the above is added u choice 50.
lection Of Christmas tree ornaments,
which. With everything above mention.
ed, will be- sold at prices lover than
ever before offered. Step in, examine.
and DC convinced. 1919 ID.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

Emma Nevada received an ovation nj
Austin, her old home, winch she left ten
wears sgr. A special committee met
her at Battle Mountain. and sccompan-
led Der OH 9 special train over tho M.
vais Cen,rrl. Upon her arrival at Aus.
tin, bOn6rcs Liszed in the streets, the
brass band played, and hundreds Of pco.
pie chcercd her. She Was the guest OF
the town dunug der stay. aud people
from the surrounding country visited the
town to hear her.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
From Fridays Daily.
uALMAGUNDI.

Samuel Mooser, formerly Of this place.
il now keeping the Russ House. lOO9 J.
Street, Sacramento.
The new compilation Of the Laws OF
Nevada. by Bailey 4 Hammond. will is
ana in about two months.
A masquerade for children will take
plAce ut the skating rink, on rollers, to-
morrow afternoon. Grand march will
begin At . O'Clock.
The fog, which for the past -four days
hal enveloped the valley. Was dispelied
last night, and to-day the sun shone
brightly; the weather being warm and
spring-like, rapidly drying the streets.
The list Of delinquent taxpayers. to-
pether with the VolluminOus description
Of the property delinquent, which APP
pear in this issue, has necessarily
crowded the space usually devoted To
general news.
Warner & Co. shipped yesterday II
carload Of ore 10 the Selby Works at
San Francisco. They also received to-
day from San Francisco four carloads
OF coke for the furnace at Railroad dis
t'ict. which is now Lring discharged
from the cars.
The sowing Of grain in this part OF the
State to lie raised without irrigation hav-
ing been suggested, a San Francisco
corr spoudeut Of the Silver State RECON-
mends the raising Of hAI-seed. which is
. much more profitable crop. and III his
opinion can be quite rs successfully
grown. The feasibility OF growing grain
on warm sage lands without artif4inl
watering is generally admitted, although
in exceptionally dry seasons tie scheme
would probably prove n failure. The
danger from such source is not, hOwev-
er. greater than in the uniIrigatcd Sec
tions Of California, and the raising of
fiHI-seed on the so-culled arid lands uf
Nevada IL an experiment vel worth try
inc
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
lFroE Saturdays Dsny.l
0ALMA0CNDI.

Mrs. Mary Davis will depart for Orc
vile, Cal, tomorrow morning.
For the arst time in many months
WIN. Griswold Of Ruby Valley put in IN
appearance in town to-day.
McGoom's sAw-mill at Bay City.
Mich. destroyed by Gre Wednesday
night. II was the largest establishment
Of the kind III the world. Loss $780,
900.
The Board Of County Commissioners
hold q regular session in this place next
Monday. Persons having bills agains;
the county ale required to have them
6led with the Clerk prior to 10 o'clock
Monday morning.
George W. Baker and wife arrived
here from the west last evening ard re-
turned westward 10y the train this morn
ing. George don't look n whit prettier
or more evangelical than when he
trained with the sinful Democracy.
The Austrian Minister to ServiA has
warned Prince Alexander of Bulgaria
that i war be resumed on a disagree
ment Of indemnity, Austrian troops viii!
enter SeTvia. Tie Austrian General
Albou. la, gone To- NiSsa. and viii as
sumo command OF the Scvians. II hostil-
tiles reopen.
George Crane has the agency in this
county for the sale of General Grants
book. also Gems %pr the Preside" and
u book Of instructions in p~enmanship.
He is now canyassing this place. Per
sonAl M,mor,s Of Grant is in two vol.
umes ranging in price from IS 90 to
S25 90 for the two volumes.
A special from Sherman. Texas. says:
The dead bodies Of two heavily armed
white nan we're found within a few
PAGES Of each Other near White Lead
Hill in the ChickaSaw Nation. They
were employees Of ono of the largest
ranches in the IndItn Nation. II IL sup
posed that the men quarTe!ei and
fought Il duel. the result oi which was
the instant death Of both participants.
Their names are not given.
V. c. Bartlett received an injury yes
terday which 1t Uas feared for a time
would prove serious. but fortunately he
is to-day quite recovered. While lead
ing a pair Of horses At Kcith'- stables
last evening, one Of the animals became
frightened aud sud-, MY dashing for
ward knocked Bart. down and ran over
him. lie arose. said lac WAS not hurt,
had the team hitched up, drove down to
the Sprin; - and back. when after going
home il VAS found lie hal no knowledge
OF anything that had ;ranspired from
the moment tie horse ran against him
HIS head-ptece finally got back TO the
dead level after a good nights sleep, but
the flank OF several hours. i'll his mem
DRY. will remain untitled.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
Old Spucemont.

Parties in from Cherry Creek inform
the White Pine News that thc oil camp
which lay dead for the past six years. is
HS"tu rcsuminG vitality aud putting on
au air Of no mean mining activity. 1t
= but two months since tue present
owner, Col. lIardes;y. took hold of the
property. aud about The rIidlle Of last
month the furnace Sas started and las
been kept running steadily. 1t prolu-
ces about 81 bars Of bullion per day,
and with the ore on hand they will be
able to run two months longer. Dick
Welsh, late Of Bristol. is now Superim-
tenlent Of the works.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
IFrom Thursday. Daily.t
sALNA0UNOl.

wlnnsmucca. like Elko. has no va
can't houses and none can b had for
rent.
Miles Finlan recently had q portion
Of his hand cut OF in Bodie.
The Oregon Legislature convened
Tuesday morning. and adjourned until
"Wednesday.
Governor Adams has beer quite i'll in
San Francisco, bat is reported better
and will soon return,
Mr. Pickering. Of the San Francisco
Cali, recently married the sister Of his
second vito. Miss Rosa A. C~arcthers.
The destruction o. property by the re-
cent hurricane at Panar4A, il sail to be
much greater than heretofore reported.
Barney Horn came up from Beowawe
last evening. lie wall ship from that
place Sunday five carloads Of beef cattle.
The Silver State says that assays oi
second grade ore from the Lottery mine
at Jungo district went oyer S235 10 the
ton.
Miss Marion Stone started by stage
this morning for White Rock. where .le
goes to take charge of the public
school.
Miss Frank who formerly t!ught
school here. is reported 10 be confined
t. h,r bed by sickness at her home in
Eureka.
The Nevada < California railroad,
running from Reno to Junction. in Las
sen county, Cal. is being extended to
Beckworth Pass.
During the week ending With the 9th
instant. applications ageregating 2,GIO
acres-2. Coo at 81 as aud 40 at 81 81
per acre-were filed by the State Land
Register.
Italy has annexed Massowah, will
the approval of Lord Salisbury. Thi,
IL doubtless due to Russian intriguing
in Abys-Inia, to acquire territory south
ward Of MHssowah.
The Sacramento Board Of Trad,
Tuesday adopted resolutions urginI
Congress to extend the time when tn,
land grant to the California l. Oregon
road will lapse to January, 1883.
Miss Essie Rosenstock, the secont
eldest daughter of Mr.. md Mrs. 10,
Rosenstock, has returned from Carson
where she has been attending school, I,
spend the holidays with her parents.
Frederick Wetzel. wife and severn
other members of his family, togethe
with several visitors. all Of New Yor.
City. are suffering from trichinosis
caused by eating o portion Of u hal
cooked ham.
]. b. Haggin, OF San Francisco
credited with receiving 500, 1877 SO thi
year from winnings on the race tract
OF this amount HidaIgo won SlI, l42 )
Tyrant $lO.770i Precosa. SG,715; Be
Ali, 1880.
In Oakland. Cal, Tuesday, G. i
White, IL gambler, shot u Mrs. l..
Drish ct her house. ind then fatal
shot himself. The relations ~e1isiin
between White and the woman. who
known by several names. are not known
Her condition il critical.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

The Convention Of Knights Of Labor
bcld IN San Francisco came TO su abrupt
ending saturday night. through the in-
PRODUCTION Of a resolution by the radical
element, requiring the Chinese to leave
the city at once. The adoption Of the
impracticablo resolution so Disguised
the more sensible d legates that they
Withdrew from the meeting which prSc-
Lically terminated the proceedings.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

The threatened storm Sc: in last even.
ing aud this morning the ground was
covered wish "A white mantle about four
inches in thickness. The frst slcighing
Of the season was inangurntsd at AN
early hCnr by Dick Dorsey who nppc.r
ed hrst in his li:;le red cutter skipping
at u lively pace behind a pair Of blood.
bays. Next came Hiram Chlse IN lis
ne. delivery sleigh behind his high
stepping curn.fcd grey charger ut \
2:i0 gait ut least. 500 after, Bendcr.
son GreeI Cuine around til, corner vI'h
his swnn.ueck doWn-cnst turnout to try
the mctel OF his big yellow horse Whine
the SNOW lasted.
Later on. the pleasant weather caused
the snow TO pack, making the sleiShing
much better, when everybody, his
cousins aud aunts hew around on run
ncrs enjoying an exercise which gave
promise OF being short-lived. The indi.
cations this evening are. however.
that the storm is By no means yet over.
aud Winter sports may be INDUCED in
for on indefinite period.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

The Secretary Of the Treasury Tues.
day transmitted to Congress. estimates
Of appropriations required for the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1886. Tho total
amount estimated a. required for all eI.
pcnses Of the Government Is S330, 5S5.
553, which 1. $l5,G 7s, lj3 more than the
sun called for In the estimates submit.
tod last year. aud $780, 35, 10 more
than the aggregate Of the appropriation
for the present hsesl ysaI.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

II is reported that the Secretary Of
the Interior has decided to send o spec
ial agent 10 California 10 make = thor.
ough investigation Of all the laud titles
which have been obtained from the
United States, upon which .here is
the slightest shadow Of fraud. Iu har.
mony with this decision Commissioner
Sparks has refused to issue patents TO
land. till after the report Of the special
agent.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
Christina Tree.

Al the tap Of the bel! tomorrow eve
ming there will be a meeting at the
Church for the purpose Of pcrfcctiug ar
Engagements for II Christina, tree. II Is
hoped by the Commute having the mat
ter in charge that parents and others
will take an active interest. which will
assure = full attendance at the meet
,ny
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

The regular fast freight went out for
Tuscnrora this morning with COCO
pounds VI merchandise and the light
freight wagon with 1000 pounds OF
merchandise also pulled cut to-day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

ScEr'cr sherman Mas To- preside at "A
Senatorial caucu at Washington lost
night and tonight. and the Democrat
representatives are {" hold n caucus to-
might 10 select Candidates for the various
Offices If tie nc1t iIunSe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

The Rev. Geo. II. Thsyer, Of Bour-
on. Ind, says both myself and wife
owe our lives TO sbiloh's Consumption
Care"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

Warner 4 Co, received from Railroad
district by Iii Sioker's teams to-day, Co.
O00 pounds OF copper matte.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

At = meeting % the Order VI Knights
Of Pythias q; their bail Thursday eve
ming, the fUiloaing officers were elected
&. A. Sproulr, G. C.; J. s. Gardner. V.
C.. Frank Fcrugld, r.; Jas. Brain. 81.
Of Il I'D Bdbry. II Of T.: W. W.
Rogers, X. Of Il. & s John IIIbbets,
NJ Of
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

Al u injecting oi E.b" Encampmcnt
No .. /. o, q. T.. "Wednesday even.
ing, the following officers were elected
t. srry" fOg the ensuing year: c. p,
John Payne; II. p, Il. Il. Bigrlou {:
s. W, s. =. Sears; J. W. ). 81. Hen
ley, Scribe, o. l.. Green; Treasurer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

Fresh oyStcrs,,of -nP rior quality r'.
sSivsd daily ~ express ~ NE 0sn.
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OmceTs Elected.

Al a regular meeting OF Elko Lodge
No. 10, +. & A. NJ, Tuesday night,
the iOil0Niug officers were elected tu
serve for tie ensuing year: ". +.
Smith, ". VI. 2. L. Muller. S. ";
Thomas Hunter, J. w; Treasurer,
james C!arH, Secretary, {. W. Grover
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

Mrs. Mary Davis will depart for Orc
Vile. Cal. to-morruw morning.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
Investigating The Childre n .

81 amt gwine ter stay in dis hear
country no longer den | ken hep" said
an old negro, whose general good humor
and satisfied condition rendered his OBJ
scrvation significant.
What's the matter, Ell" some one
asked
Never mind whut's de matter; | KANT
stay hyar.'
"Anybody been abusing you:"
"les, sab, ia is.
Infringe on your rights
"Saht"
"Tramplc upon your rights"
Yes, sab, da did, Tramped on me wifi
bot feet"
Tell me about it,"
wall, yer knows. sab, dat l'se pr
mighty han fur chillum. Isc got some
twelbc ur fifteen at my house. ye know.
Dis mawnin' while ,la wuz all ont in d,
yard it struck me dat dar wuz cr power.
full chance of them, ST. 'gunter count
Wall, sab, | counted twrnty-thrcc
Look heah, wife, 81, how come all1thes,
chillum in heah:' She sortcr yadcd thu
subjeck, but at las She 'knuwledged dat
de extra chillum longcd ter her sister
whut wuz dun run away Now. boss
how long does yer reckon had been cl
totin' da extra loadf'
Il have no idea
NO, sab. | doan s'pozc yer has. /,
been fcedin' dem chllum fur two muntS
sab. thought dat il tuck a powerful
chance ter eat but | didn't think. sab
dat my wife WIS er stuilin' de balloel
box dat er way No sab, | amt gWinc I,
stay hcah. -.1lkdHSar TrattiIqr
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
The Mailin China.

As regards letters. Il considerable par-
ton of four hundred million Cinnamon
occasionally exchange letters. those who
SCribes to do so. These letters are COIL
signed to firms which have houses in all
the large towns, where letters are for
wardcd to distant ports, to he there dis
uibuted by special agents, VIII general
" collect the postage from the receiver.
There was certainly something comical in
the fact that when China WAS no longer
able to exclude foreigners from Pckin,
the British postal arrangements were no
sooner established than some of the i'm
peral officials came To ask Sir Friedrich
Bruce to forward certain State documents
for them between Pekin and Canton. On
the death of Emperor Hienfung, which
occurred just at that time. information
thereof was sent Ia his country palace IA
distance of six hundred hcctumetcrS.
which is upward Of two hundred niles IN
twcnty-four hours, which is the highest
speed attainablc in China. But the placid
cclcstial>. to whom hurry appears form
of vulgar impaiencc, and to whom tclc-
graphs are an abomination, are content
that all ordinary communications should
be conveyed either by slow padding or
polling boats. or else by foot runners,
whose high sounding title of the ''thouS-
and mile horse" does not quicken their
pace beyond about twelve miles in
twenty-four hours. They carry Il paper
lantern and paper umbrella, and thcii
lettcr-bag Is secured on the back by q
cloth knotted across the chest.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-09-16
Chasing a Runaway wife.

I 1 jIIs"aI.I -n,.l.--fl,I 49,. ~ a ~.
AVA c5Iy,. frs,. I.3l.... No ann. =. :.
eI5... Al Gloae..t..r li.. a=rrt. ...ine 50,
var ayo o,,Ira Ea,I t,if.a(a valI known
cifizrn - Ia5rr .r-.t.rd ~ all H.. a.,....
- .ic coi,ld fad ia i.r h.,..-a. ~ h.,
band. watch ami r'.aIa. AMI j.as Ia.,
her Two interesting c,,ilIren disa,..,r.,r,.'.
-4ddcait# vi,bapt liadins er.t,=,1r nod.
bv. pr day. SIR. Ri .earrl...I 5iyI. and
l5W for he missing if.#.f,tagt rl.-u.t..
You. IT, am tin ca " /. fzEa.
aa.i II H.. AN. fl4aa batfu.4 aif..z.H.
aqr children. dj-as.a.irl#f aa9 after "a
while pcaDlc b.,a,I >, 4g-D...t tl.. 81.
$50 haI mad If to..:H'r Th.5 f4r