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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12
. In Favor OF Silver.

Baron Rvtusch.ld. WAC j. reputed to
be OF the greatest inhIciers. AZ he
is ut the head OF one OF the greatest
banking houses in the world, EXPRESSES
h.s views On the silver question, aud
they are iu accord with those of the
friends Of the double standard: He
says the simultaneous employment Ui
he Two precious metals il satisfactory
AMI gives rise to no compliant. Whether
30 d or silver dominates Tor the time
being, it is always trio that the two
me ais concur together in forming the
monetary circulation OF the world, and
It IL The general o.Hss Of tile two m, L,ls
combined which serves as the measure
oil value OF things. phe suppression OF
silver would amount to n vtrimble de.
struc'ion Of values withodt any CON-
%punsutiUn.
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An invariable rule Of all newspaper
publishers is that no communication will
be publ. he'd unless accompanied by the
real name Of the author. Spectator,
Of H Heck. vi p.eIse take notice and
govern himself accordingly.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

The Partnership h, reto!ore existing
between II. j. Keith and Harv y Mo
Adams, in the liverv stable business at
this plnce, is to-day dissolved 10y mutual
consent. The business vail hereafter
be- conducted by Il. J. Keith, WHO j.
authorized 10 collect all bills due the
firm, aud will also pay all claims against
tue same.
ii. J. KLITH. HARVEY McApAMs.
EikO. June IL 1850. 3nd.
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SECRET YALL,r, June 90. 1885.

SECRET VALLEY. June 30, 1885.
l bous ht a Missouri Steam Washer Of
Mrs. Lrmun in March. and would not
pant Alta IL tor uouIie the ma cunt |
paid ior IL. II You I"l ~ directions it
will never fail to do good wash ug.
Ma. l.. COvERI.
M,ny others Of ii nilsr character
might be & ven. bat space 10, b IL.
Address. Mus. MARY LEMON.
Agent Tor Exc county, II Lle,k, Ne
vadA.. iy2-dw-it
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

We call attention to the al. of Blan-
chard N Cameron III to-ddy's issue. All
who desire to take par, i'll the popular
sport, MS well as those who de.i.e To
Sitr.ess the ups and downs incident T.
roll I * 'ins, can pass IL pie SAINT Jour
at tue Mig sra Parlrrs.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASD OyT'cE. LvnsSI, Wv.

June 10. 1873
Noiiee Ia hereby given that tho ~ lowi z
"nsmed settler has q I'd notice Of bis I.tep.
tlon 10 maze hns, proof In sopIor, ofhi. cIalm
aud that sid proof will lie mate bcfo,s the
District JudrcOi lho C0u ". At EIko. Nevada
on s,TuhDA', J ~ 30 ,TLtA1B. issi.
viz: Homestead App. icniion No. ii3. Thorn -
4. Porch, or the y u 4 Of section rs. Town.
ship % North, ksnge IS. T.. ~ H.. 81.
lie n mes the iol owing witnesses TO p owe
his co %tiuupus residence upou, sud cultivation
Of laid lsnd. via: H. u Porch. Huntington.
Nevada: 4. ". Nj Ter. Huntington. Ssyads:
Pet : Unldaen r, ilIo. Sevsds; ~ RrI h n.
E.to, Nc'hda. y. II. IiNCRL Y,
Sh Isgistor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

Mr. Is. Hampton in orms the Salt
Lake tribune that he Just learned. from
U.s., Ola, Nev.rdt. that -Jaues MLtson.
Sn-iIn vi White fIue cJuuIy. and an cd
resideut Of the State. ~.s killed by u
premature explosion o. giant p"wuer
While celebrating ON the eve Of the
Fourth.
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Kun for lie doctor, qu.ck! right
away! Dot baby has su~uIIowei u
mcA,l!" "1IIur GOtt! you make 81
mvoca iuss a. il it y,s u so go.d b.eee.
Il machs Xix us vi VIC looo= uIt Liskrl.
katriua." sid Uncle Mvse.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

An eminent divine says the advance
ment Of the world aud tile spread Of
civilization and christianity depends
OH the interchange al thought anong
people and their Willingness TO lcaru.
and that the man or woman who OPP
poses tbe introduction of new improve.
ments, the trial OF new ways and the
use Of new things. should lie condoem.
ed ms not being cool md useful mem
bcrs Of society: and now. II not set in
your old ways. try n bottle of YERsa
BuISA BrrrERs, 1hess valuable lit
tiers cntc "Billionsncss. , constipation,
Torpid Liver, Kidney Complaints. in.
digestion aud Dyspepsia. For sale by
all Druggists.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12

One !eatqre oil S~.,urday's exercises.
omitted in tbs reg liar report. was
the girls race fuf 50. distance forty
yards. for which there were iour contest
Auts. and which Was won By Lola, the
I tie dIugh,er Of Amos Reach.
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Notice.

At a meeting of the cattle owners O.
Ru"y valley, held at Shows slo.r. it
VAS "g erd to have tIrre 70 eos tbs
sgnson: one commencing June lst At
the south emd Of the valley. aud the
9TH r two commencing July 18th and
september lIih. at tue north emI. Al
other announcements are unauthorized,
j. Il. MOoRL.
Foreman 81 Round-Up. Ruby vail, y,
May 80. 1886.
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Special Notice.

The public is hereby notified that the
Board Of County Commissioners will
hereafter pry no claims from the G,n-
eral County Fund for work dime on the
roads of Exc cnmity. unless the work
claimed TO have been done shall have
bren duly authorized by the Board Of
Commissioners Road Supervisors nre
also notified ,hpt' any f6ud work per-
formed by them or 10y their orders must
be paid from the Road Fund Of their
respective Districts. and whenever the
claim for any such woIk sIce,d DIS the
amount Of cash to the credit Of the Road
Fund. the claim will be pc ,tponed until
the same oan be paid from th, Road
Fund proper, AMI no further transfers
Of cash from the General Fund to Iiqhi.
date such claims will be made unless
for work authorized by tue Board as
above stated.
BY order Of the Board of Commissioners.
JoHa Il. BRADL,T'
Chairman.
Elko July 7, 1885. d. h ". 80 d.
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CLOVER VALLEY, June 90. 1885.
l have been washing with - Missouri
Steam Washer. b 'ught 0. Mr.. Lemon.
and anyone wishing their washing zone
easily eau do no better thau To- buy this
machine. Mas. +. lloSETMAS.
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Clown VALLEY. June z

CLovER VALLEY, june y, 1885.
! have one o. I. Missouri ST, aIn
Washers. which | bJush Of Mrs. Lem
on, aud which | r, MI to AL wish
ing IL good machine.
Mas. G u. WIsEMAx.
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SrAn YALLlr. June u. 1885.

STAR VALLEY. June 81. 1885.
/ bought "a Missouri steam Washer Of
Mrs Lrmou. aud am g."d to say my
hard Ini,or III wushiug is over. lt'n
equal canuot be found.
AlRs. J. II. ATKINSON.
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The Defaulting Postmaster.

General Quo ,e ,e.t LIE Sistun, Id tho.
June 7lh, Tor Vic,ocIa to rcuuest th,
authorities TO hold ilubU., the deinutiug
postmaster, uutil Iu'pcc,or BroSu Ie-
turns from Washington, whittier he
started same moin'ng With papers for
ceitiicntion by the Seer tary Of State.
Brown will then proceed TO v. cturiu with
the papers duly attested and Hobbs will
be tried under the rIIradiiion treaty for
forgery. The authorities are dourtiul
whether. the chnrg Vi forgery. will stick.
'"" T-v- .
. At Logan, Utah, six Aags were dis
played ut hal..ipast.. and FROM reports
from other parts Of the Territory 1t is
evident that these insults werr in accord
ance with direct instructions frvm the
'thci''s who control, body and soul. the
serfa oi the Mormon Church.
-
New York worldl The proclamation
Of MIR. DpnuiS Kearney Tint he inteuds
to run iOr Governor u California need
not int rIere with his present occdpa.
ton. lie is now. running m employ
nent agency in ian Fmnuiscu. aid will
need nj the help he can get II he runs
Tor Governor.
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LARD FOR SALE.

That valuable tract OF land near Elko,
known US The Fitch Field" consisting
Of ZOO acres more or less. il Tor sale
together with standing crop Of hay.
For particulars. Address:
MURPHY 4 HILL.
$50 Market St..
San Francisco. Gala.
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CAUTIoHu
To Water Consumera.

TO water Consumers.
o. water are hereby eau
TONED az inst selling "r giving way
Any water from their pipe, OF allowing
any person To use the sane. excerpt
those b' longing tothe household.
tV~Any violation OF this rule will Ice
considered sufficient Qualification for
shutting oil the water.
ELKO WATER co.
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For Saddle and Collar Sores, Collar,
md Gitth Calls. n HonsemAn's Uni.i
sIerssl Ointment e. 80 y.
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MANIEn

A bunch Of cattle or horAes 90 shar.
II any Psryon has = bunch Of cattle o.
horses that they desire "a let ON Shar..
to u respouabae Per-on, to ~ne that h.
a good range apd plenty, OF. hay, such
a peson can make good terma by ad.
dressing J., CARE Editor ISDkPExpEnr,
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Grand Jury.

fhe following. n IN were drawn yes.
terdny s:GrJualJurors. the v,nire made
returnable Jui&27. 1886, at 10 O'Clock
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Send along your subscriptions
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-13
An Indo-Chinese Railroad.

The English are contemplating still an
other railroad, but not for the purpose of
war, like that projected from Suakim to
Berber. The new road is an Indo-
: Chinese highway, for purposes of com
merce Mr.. Holt Hallett, who was sent
out by the chamber of commerce and by
the governments of Hong Kong and
Singapore, has just returned to England
and made his report. He has ascertained
that it is perfectly practical to build
railroad from Moulmein, a city in British
Burmah. near the mouth of the IRA
waddy, through the Shan states to Kiang-
Hseu on the hinese frontier.
Meanwhile the Siamese have agreed to
construct a line from Bangkok, their
capital, to connect with the former line,
if the government of India will agree to
extend its lines to Moulmein- This will
not only make a practicable trade route
between India and China but it will give
England commercial control of Siam and
those portions of Burmah not under its
rule. and will thus head off the FIR n in
their designs upon this region, even
should they be successful in their designs
upon Tonquin. The railroad is rapidly
growing to be the essential condition to
national progress.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-13
How Steel Is Made.


There are two methods of making steel
from iron. If the material worked upon
Is cast or pig iron, an excess of carbon
must be taken from it. if it is wrought or
malleab.e iron. carbon must be added to
1t. The second. or carburation method
is used for the manufacture of steel Of the
first quality Two chests of fire brick or
stone are fixed in a dome shaped furnace
so that the flames from the hearth below
can play etfectually around them. A
layer of charcoal or Of SCOT is placed on
the bottom of each chest, and upon this
are laid the bars of wrought iron. These
are generally about three inches broad
and three-quarters of an inch thick, and
should be Of iron of the best quality.
They are arranged regularly a little dis
lance apart. and the interstices between
are filled up with charcoal. with which
the bars themselves are covered about an
inch
Similar layers of bars are laid on these,
each covered with charcoal, until the
chests are filed They are then covered
In to a depth of six inches with a lUting
Of damp clay or sand. One of the bars is
allowed to project from the end of the
chest, which may by examination from
time to time give indications of the
progress of the operation. The furnace
heat around the chest is now raised to
1906 F-the point found TO be necessary
to effect the carburation-and is main
tanned at this point for eight or ten days.
or even longer, the period depending on
the thickness of the iron and the degree of
hardne, desired in the steel
AT the end of the time the fire is gradu-
ally put out and the bars allowed to cool
by degrees, which takes some ten days
more. Tn iron is now transformed into
steel, but 1t is not of uniform texture. 1t
is mad ho logeneous by breaking it up
into small pieces, fusing it in ire-clay
crucible and then casting it in molds.
This yields the best and hardest steel
known, but as it is very brittle when
brought to a red heat. very great care is
needed IN manufacturing it
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Bosses Largo and Small.


Chief Clerk Ito head of the establish
ment) Good morning, Mr.. Largewealth.
Head of the stabishment-GOodm morn
ing, Mr. Smith.
Second Chief Clerk Ito chief clerk
Good morning, Mr.. Smith; pleasant
morning.
Chief Clerk-Morning, Brown.
Ordinary Clerk Ito second chief clerk
Good morning, Mr.. Brown, Glad to
see you looking so well this morning.
Second chief Clerk-Ya'as Hang up
my coat Jones.
Office Boy Ito ordinary clerk)-Good
morning. Mr.. Jones Can do any thing
for you this morning, sir2
Ordinary Clerk-Hustle around lively
now and get things in shape. You amt
worth the powder to blow you up.
Negro Porter Ito Office boy)-Good
mawnin', James. How is yo' health dis
mawnin'f
Office Boy-Come, you black niger,
get down stairs and sweep out the base
ment, or Ill report you.
The negro porter then goes down and
abuses the cat
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Tender-Hearted Victor Hugo.
II London Cor. San Francisco Argonaut. I

London Cor. FRANCISCO ATBOuduCl
There is one thing about Victor Hugo
which will always keep him young, and
that is his love of youth, his love of young
children. Jeanne and Georges. to whom
he has so often read over the charming
pages of "L'Art d'etre Grandpere," are
now shootin. up into adolescence. They
are no longer the pretty girl and boy who
huddIe together on their gTandpa's knee
in the pretty and familiar photograph
But the affection they once monopolized
has only been widened. 1t il cludes all
little children now, even strangers l saw
tears in the eyes of several of the impress
sionable spectators when the veteran
stopped last night to kiss dirty little rag
muffin of boy who had somehow crept
into the poets drawing-room and was
staring at him open mouthed. perhaps |
was hypercritical, but for the life of me l
could not bel. thinking of Pelham, out
canvassing and kissing the cottagers' little
ones bedaubed with blackberry jam
But could tell you of other incidents
which prove that Victor Hugos heart is
tender as the mind is strong.
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advertisements.
CASTLE & COOKE
Ex MENDOZA" and Other Late Arrivals
New ork ands an Of
Plantations, Country Stores and Families,

II
Cylinder OIL Albany CmPoun
Perforated
Cloths Centrifugal Rubber Springs
Valves and Springs l. r. Hose,
inch ply Packing round and fat all
Breaking Powsthe
Furwlng all Cvo Horse
make, Goose Neck Lanes
Forks Scoops Bush Scythes Feed Cutters
Knives, quality Mowers Road saPes,
Grndsne all Axes Haes
Pick atocks Machine Bolts all
Builders full
Planes of all kinds
Paints Oils
Glass
White Lead and Zinc Rubber Paint Boiled and Raw OIL Valentines an
small paints in Oils Chandeliers Glass
Tin and Hollow Ware, Medicine
DENNIS bottom
SALMON, in
BENICIA MILLS Family Flour.
CRUSHED and GRADUATED SUGAR. in al barrels
GIANT POWDER POWDER, very effective
Goods Expec perS
BOILER VACUUM PUMPS IN STOCK
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A Long Hill.
ISan Francisco Post.l

A avern-keeper on the San Bruno road
was aroused late the other night by the
calls of an antiquated granger, who sat
over the front wheels of lumber wagon,
and who was very much perplexed about
something.
II say, mister" said the old man,
scratching his head, this is the road to
Frisco amt it?"
"Cert-but, old man, what have you
done with your hind wheels2"
81 erusalem Scotti" said the old farmer.
getting out his specs. "if haven't lost
them hind wheels. That explains the
whole thing. mister. Seemed like I had
been going up such an all fired long hill,
was beginning to think I'd lost my
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-13
spoiliag a Prayer Meeting.
[Chl istian late lii encer.

It takes but little thing to spoil a
prayer meeting Bad air, through in
suficient ventilation or no ventilation at
all, will do it. Too high or too low tenn
perature. which in the one case will make
the people swelter and in the other case
shiver, will do it One hundred persons
scattered all over q room that will hold
400 or 500 will do it. a late conner bang
ing the door after him as he enters, shock
ing the -erves of the supersensitive. inter
rupting the attention, concentration,
thought o. all present will do it In
these thoughtless ways, by these temporal
means, and otners that might be men
toned. prayer meetings are often spoiled
in their wholesome effect
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-13
London Shop Signs.
[Chicago Herald

Shop signs in London were formerly
not at1xed to houses, but were placed on
posts or hung thereon with hinges. So
largely did these increase at one time that
they absolutely INSTRUCTED the free circu-
lation of air, and were supposed to be
among the causes of the frequent epidem-
ical disorders of London They also
naturally aided the spread of confagra-
tions, and these grounds were after
ward forbidden to be displayed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-13
Tree-PIanting in India,
Inter Ocean.

a custom similar to that of the Ameri-
can Arbor day prevails in India, where It
is deemed an act of great religious merit
either to plant a tree or dig a well In fact
many rich Hindoos have, in the expecta-
ton of making short cut to Paradise,
spent large sums of money in planting
trees and making wells to provide both re.
freshmert and shade to weary travellers
and pilprims.
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She Could Stand Up.
[Erie Observer.

"Will you please let this young lady
have your seat?" asked a young man of a
working labOrer in crowded street
car the other day.
Il don't think I will, sir. 1 see she's
got a pair of skates with her, an is goin
to the rink, an if she's stout enough to
skate several hours she ought to be able
to stand up here in the car few minutes
until she gets there, was the prompt and
appropriate reply.
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The Grnncer in India.

In India it is a standing joke. in con-
nection with agricultural experiments,
that native will not use an English pillow
because he cannot reach the bullocks tail
to twist it, which is his only method of
urging his beast to further exertion.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-13
Telegraph Operators for Siam.
LChicago Herald

Several American telegraph operators
graph lines of that country. The pay is
$3.50 month with free outward trans
portation. The Siamese government,
after careful study, decided to adopt the
American telegraph alphabet and instru-
ments rather than the continental or
European method and pattern.
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STEAMER MOKOLII,
lMcGregor. Commanded,

tMcGregor, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu each Thursday for Kaunaka-
kai, KamaIo, Pukoo, Moanui, Halawa, Wailau,
Pelekunu and Kalaupapa returning, leaves Pukoo
Saturday a. NJ. for Lahaina: leaves Lahatna Satur-
day. l p. NJ, for Pukeo, remaining Sunday, and
arriving at Honolulu wednesday morning.
nE- The Company will not be responsible for
any freight or packages unless rcceipted for, nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or iewelry unless placed In
charge of the PuTser.
All possible care will be taken Of Live Stock but
the Company will not assume any risk Of accident
SANf'I. q. WILDER, President.
5. B. ROSE, Secretary.
oFFICE-Corner Fort and Queen streets.
23-1y Mar 80
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"Curio ParIor. -

The new term for dime museum is
scurio parlor =" When the dime museum
man takes his pen in hand and sits down
TO improve the language he is just as res
olute about it as Richard Grant White
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Roads in the Yellowstone.

When the new roads in the Yellowstone
valley are completed, the tourist can then
make circuit of 10 miles in comfortable
coaches running on good roads, with new
glimpses of scenery the whole distance.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-13
Velocity.
TFreindenblatt.1

ErelndenDlaIC.i
A lesson in physics Teacher-What is
velocity7 Pupil-Velocity is what man
puts hot plate down with.
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Botanical Phenomenon.
Exchanged

A botanical phenomenon was witnessed
last season on the shore of TodOs Santos
bay, lower California. where an apple
tree blossomed and bore large perfect fruit
an inch from the ground.
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NOTICE.

ON AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL OUR
~ accounts will be rendered MONTHLY instead
of quarterly, as heretofore.
Honolulu, Feb 2nd, 1885, 4s7 #
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STEAMER LEHUA,

Davies, Commander
Will leave regularly for Paauhau, KohOlaIele,
Ookala, Kukaiau, HonOhina, LaupahoehOe, Haka-
lau and OnOmea.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-13
STEAMER KILAUEA HOU,

CWeisbarth, Commander,
VIII leave regularly for same ports as the s. S.
Lehua.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-13

The following various branches Of business viii
enable the public on the Islands and from abroad
to gain general information on all matters in the
following departments:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-06-13
Real Estate Department

Buys and sells Real Estate in ali parts of the
Kingdom.
Values Real Estate and Property IN city and
suburbs.
Rents and leases Houses, Cottages, Rooms and
Lands.
Attends to Insurance, Taxes, Repairing and
Collecting of Rentals.
Draws legal papers Of every nature-searches
Titles, Records, Etc.