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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

From recent surveys it has been a..
oertained that the entire city OF Viz
ginia has moved over 80 inches to the
east since the big FIRE OF 1875. The
Maynard block in Gold Hill is known
20 be gradually sliding down in the
direction OF Gold Canyon, and has
moved nearly two feet since its erec-
ton. This movement is 90 gradual
that II does not effect In any manner
the safety of the bsildina, as the
ground to the depth Of nearly 100 feet
20 she bedrock Is knows to be confirm
ally aiding. Il ID q well known fact
among practical miners that the around
ON which Virginia City Ia built is what
10 termed Q slide, and that il 10 necessa-
~ 10 sink nearly 100 feet before findinn
TIE natural bedrock. These slides are
cansed By the constant crumbliro of
the rocks on the mountain sides. The
debris thus accumulated through incal-
cuiabis ages 10 constantly Qravitatino
dowBwaras, and in few hundred thou
SANDS OF years what is now known "a
the site Of Virginia City viii be nothing
but barren bedrock, worn a. smooth nv
the ection OF the elements as the south
ern slope of SuRnr-loaf mountain. and
were IL possible for structures built by
human hands 70 Withstand the decay Of
time, the entire city itself would then
have been forced out on the fat be-
tween the mouth of Six-mile CANYON
and the Carson River.
An excavation made ct the base of
Sugar-l0af mountain several years AGO
showed that the foat-rock that lad
been drifting down the Mountain for
ages had accumulated in its course Ia
the depth of thirty feet. An idea nav
be formed OF the tremepdous ACE Of
this mountain from the fact that resi-
dent who has lived near its southern
base for twenty years has never OBJ
served the smallest particle OF float
rock drifting down Its sides, while on
the north, what was once rsvine has
been hlled up by crumbling earth and
rocks from the surrounding hills, until
It 70 nov within few feet of the sum
NIT. and forms quite respectable hill
itself.
In 1873. in the fat lying between the
mouth of the Six. mile Canyon and he
Carson River. shAft was sent down 20
depth Of lib feet by party Of placer
miners, In search OF bedrock. At that
depth large body of water was en-
countered. and as their means were ex-
haustsd, they we're forced 10 abandon
the undertaking. The waste hoisted in
sinking this shaft consisted OF decou-
posed quartz Of the same character az
that found on the Comsiock. mixed
With the shais that had driftsd from the
trachyte formation In she canyon.
Float-rook from the Ohollar croppines
has been found at distance Of fifteen
miles east Of the city, and 10 supposed
10 have been thrown there By volcanic
action.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23
a SEW COMPLAINT ac aIxsr Kinks.

A stylishlv-drsssed young lady, whose
features were concealed by thick veil
entered the downtown office Of q prom.
inent physician In Cleveland, and, with
some show Of nervousness, requested
an audience with him. The doctor led
the way into thu private Office, and the
fair patient removed her veil, remark
ing, 40 she did 30, II wish YOU would
tell me what IL the matter with my
face"
In the dimly-iighted room the physi.
clan was unable 70 discover that any
thing was wrong. Stepping 10 the win
dow the lady said, pointing 20 the
foRuish dimples that nature had placed
on eheeks and chin and the little creases
about the corners OF her eyes: do ven
sss thati My face looks as though
bad been working In q coal mine. -
Closer inspection showed the physician
that the dimples aud creases, az veil as
the larger pores IN the lady's face, were
Oiled with dark, grimy substance. 81
have scrubbed and worked at that until
AN tired, bat cannot remove il. I am
satisfied u 10 mos Dirt she continued,
evidently judging from the physioian's
look that he was about 10 tell her 20
take bath.
II understand" remarked the doctor
with smile, .sthe roller rink again.
"what do you mean7" she asked, In
q troubled tona.
"Nothing bat roller rink dnst. That
ID ell. Itis nothing serious. Try soap
and water again. and NE this solution
before ret ring at night and your com.
pisxisn viii be ell right again."
'.Oh. Isn 20 glad the lady remark
ed, as she adjusted her veil and do
parted.
.That 10 the latest feature Of the roll
or erszs." remarked the physician 70 Q
reporter, who had overheard tue co.,
vsrsAtion with soma amusement. srhal
ID tho second lady Who has been 10 see
me with similar complaint within a
week.
awhat IL the cause sf it7"
sWhy. ron zee. the dust that rises
from the door Of the rink b very finl
aud penetratine, and when % settles on
the skin. dAmpened with perspirstisn, Il
at ence nnds tss way iaso the peres."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

g. and most inp1aent rerv;s;cu Of
srzth-s This. docktIess. VII also = -
tone q John Bah today On change and
eAssshsre-
ECsslA VIII HOLD no FuRrzxz xurrxr.
LozDoz, Aprii 2a-Ths Tss<zrzpA a.
ssrts thAs Il h enabled e safe that q
rafsher eommcnieafiou has been ~
ceased nom Sc. PeteFsburE 20 tie eject
sbaf the k1asi4n Gogsrnmsut has NJ
rused 70 bold further inquiry in regard
20 Ten har1ar06s reports of the en-
EaRe@ent Of March 90 It b the opinion
therefore IN English and Rassian diplo
matte elfeies that peace cannot Be main
tanned.
xHK STOCK Markets
LONDON, April 2z-Noon. - Consols
ciosed lass niRht st So and cpened this
msrninR y lower at s..
Lospos, April 2a-Cousols AZ 1870 n.
q. tell to Sf5S and are now strong al
5A: Russian securities are also better
The stock market showed an improve
msnf IN the early part of the afternooo,
but there uss . relapse az the Close.
Operators are undecided hox 20 Get in
the present uncertain situation.
Pans. April - - The kourss vss
weak and unsettled daring the most Of
the day. Al the close. however, a DE-
eaded recovery teok place.
BERLIN, April 22-Stocks were de-
pressed today owing 10 the political out
lock and the Etterances i'm the British
Parliament last evening. Russian &C.
cafities fell i y Ger cent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

PACIFIC COAST.


EAn FnAScrsco. April 22.-Mra Bar
rios and seven children, wife Of the lats
President Barrios Of Guatemala. ar
rived hers this forenoon on the steamer
Grsnada from Panama. She osDe 70
meet kar-son, Antonio. who arrived here
yesterday from the Esst.
Marlse.
SAN FnAEcrsco, April 22.-ArFived-
Steamer San Pedro, from Tacoma.
sailed ship Mempon. for Seattle;
ship Oriental. for Tacoma; schoeneI
Pafkershure. for Coquills river.
F'oRT TovNsExp. April 22.-Arrivsd-.
Steamer Idaho. ffen Alaska. and sailed
for Portland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

rns psAsrra At rom prrr.

THE pmksTKn AT Fonf PIT.
(brravA, April 22.--In the House shis
afternoon, Sir John Msedonaid said
that there was too much reason 10 fear
thai the stories Of the disasters ct Fort
Piif were true. although they hBd not
hem cnniirned. Dat Of consideration
for the feelings Of thoss whess frjsads
we're there, Il would noe be wise 10
spsak more spesieezlly, simpis because
thsl RESORTS we're rumora ~ yet. bot
shs~s rumors had o0me from various
sosiraes, and theFefora we must believe
shIst 1 calamity had occurred thsre, bat
20 What extent. be was At present az
Formation vas received, tt would be
sonmnnicated 10 PariiAnent.
woxD rncM MrrDEnros.
wrxxspxo, April q - TIE eovesnmsns
telegraph line vas repaired this sftss.
reon and communicstien with the wesi
us,s restored 4 meesaEe reneised from
Bsstieford sAyss Five nountea police
mspn arrived heFa to-day trom Pith hes
repars chat IN the attach By the Indians
onIs poiieeman vas killed and on.
wsunded. AL the other oecapsnts ol
the poss. inciudinR The Hudsen bs,
Cnmpsny's fsesos. MeLsan and family
have saken refe1e In camp 81 frlendiy
Indians near The post a ClAfks's Gross
in1.n
Ths message says thai Gsnefal Mid
/ dletnn's fcrrs are al there, no move
neat having ken made yek MiddLssos
/ rapeFts al veil
a CAlrarry Dispatch rsparts thai Cap
| cain Htswarf has snuceeded % raislrs
ito uaosnssd men IN ths Mcleod dis
tics. They are guarding the co1ntr,
bplueeo Mcleod and Mcdicine Hst
heeplne ssrirl v tsh sn tie Cypree
Hills. ID h heiievcd thai e tbs refugees
once Goa In here tAst they GO wisn
sIlas,a an array. 0soorne Smith tocl
- III auaxfers IN The posi- Vacated ses
k,rdsy by Major GsnsrAl ssraneA
rsnors oArne ffam Blsckfoot Oro<s.n'
t,siay fhss . eoshoy had shot N India
xtho mas s1eaiin2 cai&IA he euwoo
sss enc a. stewnrs& Recruits Csp<Ai'
fkrrv's reeinent 81 mon1ted poitca
frnr Fort McFeod. with 3peundc'
arrived last ereriu1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23


foft1'.atss The people In Nsdisins
.vef Bottoms bad earlier wartime. and
:. essaped With thsir lives. Hundreds
2. o1ttis we're drowned, and Great fslds
o. csops were ruined. Hundrsds 81
1saa snimsis also line the banks Of
Eam Greek The riss started q dark
Monaay night, aud the rsin poured
.ee1iIy Tor six ho1rs, whish vas fol-
.o1ea % Q great eloaa barst north Of
kxperfs and KmDsrfx.
WAszrs0roz. Aprii 2z.-The Chief Of
the B1resu Of Satisfies, in bis ninth
moathly statement for The current fiscal
year OF the Imports and exports Of the
United States, reports the excses In
yaiue OF exports over imports, and i'm
porte ovN exports, Of merchandise. A
follows: Tor the month ending N arch
y, 1895. excess Of imports. 81 sol .els !:
for the twelve months ended March 81
lSs5. excess OF exports. ef47,s7l. SIS.
kespensibse Yer ms Deaah.
hEw YoRx. April 22.-The corouer's
jury completed It's Investigation today
IN the case Of Walters, the nan who
vas killed By the fall Of q tenement
hnasss IN Sixty second street. some days
ago. The jury Ia its verdict holds that
Charles Buddensiek the owner, his ss-
ssstsiit. Franck, and Building inspectors
Daily and M4ekeg are responsible for
walters death; asserts that Boddensick
merits the ssverest panishment that can
% Unlisted; eensuEcs tue city baiidinR
department for retaining incompetent
men, and urges legislation to out the
department Of buildings under the con-
troll Of q single responsible head, ao-
pointed By the mayor. The parties
named in the verdict will be arrested
and held without bail.
sexfsn-Dion.
NEW YoKK, April 22.-The third Rame
OF the Tournaments Of billiard cham
pions, took place between Joseph Dion
and Wan. sexton, at Irving Hall To-
night, and was Witnessed By large
crowd of spectators. me rules we're
those Of the 14iaeh balk line game. and
Joseph Gleason acted a. rsferee. sexton
finished his 800 points In the hftieth
iEniilR. Dion had only scored 34f.
Deserts IsGaa.
SPsrNGEIKLD. Ills. April 22.-Rspre-
sentative George florence, who has
heretofore supported General Logan a.
the Republican osRcus nominse for
United 3 ates senator, this afternoon
sent the Republican Committee a long
communication, saying, II shall con.
sider myself at liberty after this date %
sef - my Judgment dictates. believe
thai there 10 Q conspiracy TO defeat an
election, and I do not intend, 50 far az
l have the poser to avoid il. that IL
shall suoceed.
Baseball.
BALrrMozE. April ga Baltimore 8,
Metropolitan 8.
PHrLADzLPaIa. April 22.-Athlssic 8,
Brooklyn 3.
LcUIsvrLrx, April s2.-Louisvills IL.
PitsBburR O.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23
FOREIGN.



OrTAwA, April 2l.--It IL understood
clio Railway syndicate have agreed
upon better terms, and are only WAITING
70 make some arrangements IN eonnec-
ton With the North shore Railway be.
fore submitting them 10 Parliament
Ths company is to get some money al
once, 20 meet pressing liabilities.
Theafer Bsrnlng.
viENsA, April 22.-The magnificent
rev theater at szgedin, Hungary, is on
Ore. and 10 apparently doomed TO CON-
plets destruction
Awaiting Rattle.
PANAMA. April 22.--Gsneral Villa and
bis troops bad not left Bueua Yeatnrs
q Q O'Clock this morning, bat wer,
getting started a. that hour. They vii
he about sir days coming 10 Panama
General Aixpusfo aud the people gen.
orally confinne active preparations for
sesiat2nce. The city IL quiet, bat au
uneasy feeling prevails.
LeskisG 60 Engiand for Redress.
PAnrs, April q. - The Journal de-
Deats says this morning In regard Il
Li8tx2t0MN NAHtHtAr1t uNVWtAA tc1k,uu
ability for the suppression of she Bos
phers Eovptien, that France must lool
10 England for redress. 1--WE vii
maintain our rights and do not lanl
ample means 20 do So
ID n also stated that the French fac
has bean got In readiness for the pur
pose Of making naval demonstration
on Alexandria 10 enforce compliance
With tho demand Of France for satisfac
| ton foF the suppression Of the nevspa
| per Bo.phovs Eggpfisa.
yieserla Notes.
vscxoRIA (B. o., April "A Chi
ness cook In the Cosmopolitan Hots
stabbed GUEST IN the left groin las
night. The guest demanded sapper
and she COOK refused. The CUES
| knssoked him down. The Chlnamal
then stabbed him. The wound 10 dan
esrons-
Al the Poliee Court taday the Chi
nese cook Of the Arcade Rest snFant 90
sent 10 prison one month for trying 3,
kill q waiter with cleaver.
The Indians At the sealing groune
have struck for Is each per skin. Il j
feared that the strike will eanss th'
faiaure Of the catch.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

vrxzsA, April 22.-The magnificent
new theater at szsedin, Hungary, is on
Ore. and 10 apparently doomed to CON-
rlefs. deatruofton
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

This mornin1 papers SPARE 10 uor1s.
IN zivin1 the ~ % kaxnsfafs rppors
apun Isuma3eHss teszimCay. Thix srn-
tsnss from sAe cArsasrsts herssafore =
sescefal, LIBERAL paper. b = good In
<1ancn AZ he deEknt tone a. the prsss.
"A nnrs oFusAine rejs1ndsr eonid hardly
s. innsz}ned Eo9 CO. ssz,snse q
Kamarr1ss report ssmalnns nos oms
e.ansn ct 4 ~ sxsmps fsom ~ Rrosa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23
K1Ezr.

LESBOS. April x.-Trcops are SWARM
ing 20 AL the barracks throuxhout the
United Kinedom IN responss 70 the CIV
War Once in London b bssieeed ~
military ofiicsFs eskinz tor smploymenA
u has been decided % divide Ne
Portsmouth hset cp insc uhannel nyina
and reserve squadrons. Fresh orders
have been reserved 20 increases the num.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

oakrrAiiooak. April 27.-A movement
b on foot IN this city 10 tsndef General
Grant the fires use. during bis eonvalss.
enfs. os the private hotel On Lookoul
Mountain In siRht Of the baftieaelds 81
Ohickamanga, Miiuion Ridge, Lookout
Mountain and Chattano,Qa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

Thai Che Covornmere expecls
gar Naus to be fsirty inferred
| fron: Fsrss, lass nights Asiassunsement
/ a. The probable iocssion % troops IN the
Soadsn; sscond, the reported references
/ rpsae by Gladstone last essning % the
necessity Of holdIn9 al the troops there
/ Ia readiness fdr scrviss uheneser they
nav BE- warasd, and shsse latter word.
we're observed 20 be apoken with esn.
chassis, third he dsnand fer Sill ,00.,
| o1a incseese IN The revenue per AMMAN,
ueanino i've pcnces halt peni1y. incFeass
1 Ia she poun1 N taxes. demand uevel
before made exespt Tar VAR foarth, shs
Gossxnuncnt wcnid nat have exalted hi
regular feelinQ By 90 readily giving venl
Is I.uunsien,s beliicerepf dispatches
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

Nxw OnLrAss. April 2--fhess 10 q
general desire % the pArt OF the eiti
xeus and exhibilora 10 reopen the
Wurid's IMPOSITION aeyt ucsobsr. Lust
nseht a Z neesine OF citizens at tha 81.
cnasses Hotel, q eyamittee xas formed
. Malt Sue Board Of Msnaeenent and
rsauest that body 10 taife Steps locking
n The opsnina Of the exhibitions nexs
anfHuuF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

4 E.xrvoxp Conn, April 22.-Judge
sssousa. ID the Federal Court today,
.rnoinssd l5ensrsi Edward Harlan Of
4srvieh stesissf OF the American
1900 Teiayraph Company. The reti-
~ for shs appointment was made BY
~ 8oasan Trust d safe Deposits Com
ae1r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23

Always On hsnd . nns sssertuent q
fCAnned Ffaizs aud yexetsbiek Excei-
Int ktsr Batter and Chlmieum CSkscse 8
0oads sold q reduced rates 81, cash
/ and 6elivorn6 fres ~ charge.
mh3 CALKINe & kKDDlsH-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-23
pssprznai.ss In Trsable.

s.rr Lkiis, Utah April 22.-S. n.
$50. uspEsx Of the original Joseph,
- srrssSeli here todsg for unlawful 90
ssssfeilon, and soon aftsr Z. ID. DAVIS
Y - JotiIs. Toosl unity. this dis
- wss taken In on the ssne charge.
- - also received today Of the ar
- 4 Blshi,p Stewart. in lMaiad, Idaho,
= ~ sane eharRe.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-30
PICTURES OF YOURSELF!

To introduce our handsome new style
pictures throughout the U, 5 al once, We
will send Four Dozen finely finished
photographs Of yourself. postpaid upon
receipt Of 81 90 and sample photo, to copy
from, cabinet ,Sizc perfsrred), provided
you will promise in your letter 10 show
pictures and act as agent in case they
are satisfactory. Are sure to please owe
ryons. Refer to Postmaster, Am. Elk
press Agent, or NSnda Bank. Remit by
postal note Or registered letter (no staHpI
taken), and mention paper, Address,
RUNDA PUBLISHING CO., Nunda, II.
Y
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-30
Where Did Potatoes Come Fr m

Nobody knows precisely where
the potato cume from originally.
1t has been found, apparently
indigenous, in many parts Of the
world. Mr.. Darwin. for instance,
found It wild in the Chonos Archi-
lelago. Sir W. j.. Hooker says
that it is common in Valparaiso,
where 1t is abundant on the sandy
hills near the sea. In Peru and
other parts of South America it
appears to be AZ home; and it is
a noteworthy fact that Mr.. Darwin
should have noticed it both in the
humid forests of the Chonos Archi-
pelago and among the Central
Gillian mountains, where some
times rain does not tall for six
months at n stretch. 1t was to
colonists whom Sir Walter Raleigh
sent out in Elizabeth's reign that
we are indebted for our Potatoes.
IIerrirt, who went out with these
colonists and wrote an account of
his travels, makes what may. per
haps, be regarded as the earliest
mention of this vegetable. Under
the heading of Roots" lie men
tons what he calls "openawk.'
These roots" he says, ARE
round, some as large as walnuts,
others much larger. They grow
on damp soils, many hanging to.
gether as if fixed on ropes. They
are good food either boiled or
roasted"
At the beginning of the 18th
century this root was planted, as
a curious exotic, in the gardens Of
the nobility, but it was long ere it
came into general use. Many
held them to be poisonous, and it
would seem not altogether un-
reasonably so, either, The potato
is closely related to the deadly
nlghtshado and the mandrake, and
from its stems and leaves may be
extracted a very powerful narcot-
ic. In England prejudice was
against it for a long time very
strong, especially among the poor.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-30

a bottle, to which q large bunch
Of bivalves had grown, was tished
up recently dy a Baltimore Oyster
man. Inside the bottle was 4 fish
too large TO get ont Of its mouth.
1t is supposed that the fish went
into the bottle, and either liked its
quarters SO well that it tarricd too
long, or before it could find its
way out had grown so large as to
nearly fill the bottle. The bottled
fish will be sent TO the Smlthsoni-
an Institution.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-30

a German went into a restaurant
and as he took his seat an Irish
waiter came up and bowed po-
litely. W gehts7" said the
German, also bowling polit ,Iy.
Wheat cakes "'yelled the wa ter,
taking the saIutation for an order.
- Men, nien!" said the German.
- Nine I" said the waiter. "loul
be lucky ifyou get three.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-30
VeraRce.

In the hands Of Young mon THE
great system has been SO carefully
managed that 1t has earned a repu
tatIon second to none for conyen:
ence, safety and the |luxuries OF
travel. 1t is fast becoming the
popular route for transcontinental
travel, in connection with the
Southern Pacific railroad.
1t has opened up an almost nm
limited field for pioneer enterprise
in the far West. No other ran
road can carry a man, who is seek
ing his fortune, to golden opportu
mites such as are open along a
thousand miles of this great svs
tenn.
Special freight rates are given 10
miners and immlgrsnts.
For all the Information you de
sire write to
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-30

.NorICE.-To all whom II may concern. No
tic1i "a hereby given warning all persons from
occupying or in any way trsspassing on the
premises held by me as a prescription right. a
part or which | have boon in actual posses
sion Of since Nav. Is. 1880. and that l have
imOroved aud been in constant nosses-ion
OF al OF said land since November Il. 1891.
satd land and preemptiOn RIGHT L. known nnd
ensribol a. ~followst0 wit. The s. z. l4ofE Sl-t
ecNon -. Township g. ;. Range. ~ Y and the
y r. - OF me ". K. "a ~ section 80. Town.
sStN, q. aouth Of Rsnge ~ T..
IAuBa A. T0aLINsoK. Leqator.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-30

The Territorial Government Of
Dakota has offered a reward OF
IS, 200 for the discovery and de-
of a mine of anthracite
coal in that Territory, and pros
pectsrs are busy.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-30

a Pennsylvania woman has been
sent to prison for horse stealing.
This comes from opening the pro
tessi0ns to women.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1885-05-30

Teacher" what does the PROV
erb say to those who live in glass
houses!' Small boy-''Pull down
the blinds"