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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.

Mrs. Il. W. Lang is constantly r~ecciv-
ing from San Francisco and the East
the n~chtrst. latest and most fashionable
styles Of assorted Millinery goods of
every description, so that every taste
may be gratifed by a call at her popu-
lar Ladies' emporium Of fashion.
Mrs. kelsch, Of San Francisco. nl.dy
thoroughly skillcH l.. the ant Of Dress
making in all its branches il now asso.
ciatcd with Mrs. Lang in business. and
ladies' desiring dresses cut, tit or finished
in an artistic. manner, will he promptly
accommodated by applying to Mrs.
KelsCh.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Call
aud be convinced.
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GENERAL NEWS.
SEAL.

The widow aud children Of the late
General BIrrius, of Guatnmala. passed
East by the train SATURDAY night. The
family and atten lantS were just about
equal to the capacity ut n Pullman car.
The widow is worth eight millions and
still young. She may he handsome, but
youth and wealth are sufficient.
Silver takes another upward step. 1t
is now l O9A in New York and 49s.d
in London pr ouucv.
Governor Kiukend, of Alaska, has
been quite i'll in San Francisco during
the past week.
The tax on The proceeds of mines for
the quarter ending March 3lst is how
due und payable to the Assessor.
The Virginia Chronicle says: The
bullion product OF Storey county for the
year 1885, will foot up over $4,000, 800
ur nearly $3.50 per head for the entire
popnlttion..
EGder IN" new school law County 81
PEN, endents are prohibited ir IA np-
p~OItion,ng county school funds TO dis
trIc.S, which have less than ten G .i!Gryn
between the ugcs OF six AMI eighteen
years.
4 Washington special says: There
are now in the Treasury vaults hut : =
900, Gdb in silver dollars, and 80, M, 900
in gold coin, while III New York there
are $50, 900. 900 in silver dollars uud
SIT, 900 900 in gold
II is now claimed that the missing
witness in the famous Tichborn case,
through whom Arthur OrtOn's identity,
it was claimed, would be completely cs-
tablislIed. has just been found in San
francisco, and that he is willing to go
to England to tell what he knows of the
matter.
The debt statement issued Mny 1st,
shows the decrease of the public debt
during the month Of April to I've So
4Gi BOG 50; decrease Of debt siuee June
80, 1884, $685. 75. 229 %; cashi in Treas
ury, SisJ, 1888. 5GG 90; gold certificates
outstanding, sl53, sGO,O9O; silver cert.
hcntes outstanding Sl4l, 585. O8G; certi-
ticates OF deposit outstanding, $3.50,
900; Ic,uuiing certificates outstanding.
S2l t,O5U; legal tenders outstanding.
S3ii,GSi ,UlG; fractional currency not
included In The amount estimated rs list
or destroyed. 70, 0GG ,U53 80.
The seven year.old son Of n wealthy
resident Of Faratnn, Mexico, named
Sopcz was Kidnapped on the nth of last
month and the father was notified that
the child would be killed II u S75,OOO
ransom was not deposited at II certain
place within two days. by some ncci-
dent the note was MOI delivered until too
late to negotiate with the criminals. On
the morning Of the 10th he found the
body Of the boy, horribly mntilated, in
his courtyard. A iwelvc-year.old sis
ter, on witnessing the sight, fell dead,
aud the fatber is now u nying maniac,
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CACTIoHl!
To Water Consumers.

Consumer Of water are hereby cau-
toned against selling or giving away
any water from their pipe, or allowing
any person to use t6e same, except
those belonging tothe household.
Any violation of this rule will be
considered sufficient justification for
shutting of the water.
ELKO WATER co.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10

G. Q. Powning has been appointed n
member Of the Boardof Directors of the
State Agricultural Society, vice W. Ii.
Chamberlain resigned. At IL meeting
of the Board, held Saturday. it was d :
cideI to have " State Fair for one week,
commencing October 18th and ending
the 18th. aud to oiTrr purses aud prem
iums OF tbs value Of nearly S20, 900, and
to issue "u address to the people 10 take
Nh interest by exhibition and appear.
RnCe.
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ROLL or HONOR.

The following is the roll Of honor for
Balleck school for the month Of april:
Nettie Holland, 100: Mamie Finnerty,
100; Katie Finnerty. 100; James Hol-
land. 100; Zina F~innerty. 30; Nellie
Finnerty. %; George Holland. 81;
Johnny Holland, %; Eva Holland. %;
Edith Holland, 9S.
LILY CULLEN, Teacher.
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coHnxslox1Hs .xOCxEDrscs.

Tia Doarl 81 C.p1niy Commissioners
met ia regular session yesterday. Mart.
Smith the pealy appointed member. L~-
ins sworn in by tue Clerk. John H
D.a iiey was Il ctsd Chairman by the
rvus Of Messrs Frank honeyman aud
Mat. SnI.tl. aud the BOanl being thus
organized. prsSeed d to the transaction
Of it's regular business.
Minutes Of the previous meeting read
aud approved.
On petition oi citizens of South Fork.
L. Is. Chtndler Was sppointed Road
supervisor for said dis:.iet.
GA petition iron c~.tizeus Of Wells, J.
+. Weeks No. appointed Constable of
said township. vice ChaIles Buston, lett
the township.
On prtltioI Of citizens. w. III. Angel
was appointed Constable 70: Spruce
mont Township.
On petition from citizens of ElkO,
Harvey MrAdams Mas appointed Con-
stable for said township, vice u. +.
Thurman, deceased
The Supervisor OF Mounttin City
Road District WAS authorized to exPsnd
$lU0 III repairing roads i'll said district,
the amount L be drawn from the Gen.
eraI E'uni; tie work when completed to
Le submitted To the inspection uf Com
missiuuer smith. and to be by him re-
ceived-
An order was made authorizing the
Sheriff t. put ut work on the pubic
roads all Migrants arrest aud convicted
as such.
The Board counted the moneys and
vouchers in the County Treasury and
found all correct, Us compared with the
Auditors books.
The Official bonds of the following
officers were examined and approved:
". II. Angel, Constable. Spruc mont;
J. +. Weeks, CONSTABLE, Wells; II. Nc
Adams, Constable, Exc; +. Il. Chand-
l.r, Road Supervisor, South Fork; Vim.
Beilirg r, Road Supervisor, Spruce
mont.
J. II. Sugse,t was author Il to FUR
nisd Mrs. Banks, all indigel,t, goods to
the value OF $50; and W. L. Smith wa>
also authorized to ,uruisii n like amount
Ia Ms. DraKr, an iudigeat.
Tb,. NSs.Sl ~ v,z .,nnnverpl In nm
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claimed q m. alloweI 70 80
II RrAdlev R.I.rx Pun,l s.,l.
.rx - countv c.,,,m;.-;o,.r
elaimed so M aIlo~-l IN IN
j. r. Babcox Salary Hunl al
AIRY as County COMMISSIONS.
claimed $40 90 allowed 10 OO
G.. +. Talbot. Sal.ry Fund. sal
nry AS District Attorney. claim
eds IG6 Sc. allowed lG6 &c
j. NJ. Tnbcr. SALARY Fund. sal
AIRY as Deputy Sheriff aud
Jailer claimed $50 90. al
lowed l5U 20
l.. E. Morgan, Sslar, Fund. sal
AIRY rs Treasurer claimed
$500 10, aliow.d........ 200 Co
c. W. Grover, Salary Fund. sal
AIRY as superintendent Of school
claimed $50 90. allowed. -. so 90
A. W. Hesson, Salary Fund, sal
ary as Aasses,or. claimed,
$3.50 90, allowed . -. $50 90
]. Rutledge, Carlin Road Fund,
work IN road, claimed 500 90,
allowed see. .......... % 90
j. Rutledse. Carlin Road Fund,
work ON road, claimed. S35 %
allowed 49,. % 10
Payne * Fernali. ElkO Rad
Fund, lumber furnished,
claimed sI2 Oh, allowed 49,. IL %
j. +. Short, Ruby Road Fund,
work On road. claimed S2I AZ
allowed =. 2i a
A W. HesSon' State Fund State
proportion. claimed SlUI %,
allowed. ....... ............. l04 90
James Jones. INDECENT Fund,
salary as Hospital Steward,
claimed SG5 90, al!owed....... Go W
Mrs Dagley, INDECENT Fund,
washing for Hospital, claimed
- 81, allowed. 81
J. J. Meigs, Inligent Fund, sal
my NJ Hasn't, Il nhv.;.i,n
claimed she Oh. nlloweJ los on
+ + Muller IuliD MT Eupd
u.,;o;,os t,r,;.h..1 oloir.1
y p-u -. pa.i
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10

The New York Republicans who have
howled The loudest for I ivil Service Re-
form at Washington. during the last two
months. are now black in the face with
rage because the census enumerntors OF
the Empire State must undergo n Civil
Service examination, tn, ,eby depriying
the Republican, Secretary Of State the
privilege of appointing Republican
strikers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10

An eminent divine says the advance
mcnt Of the world and the spread 81
civilization and Christianity depends
on the interchange. Of thought among
people and their Willingness to learn.
and that the man or woman who OPP
poses the introduction az new improve
mcntE, the trial Of new ways and tho
use Of new things, should Lc Condccm-
ed M not being good and useful men,
beers Of society, aud now, IL not set in
your old ways, try u bottle Of YEHuA
BUENA BIrrERs, These valuable Bit
tiers cure Rilliousncss, Constipation,
Torpid Liver, Kidney Complaints. In
digestion and Dyspepsia, For sale by
all Druggists. 10
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
Horse Rodeo.

Notice Is hereby given that a horse
rodeo will begin Mt Dorsey's corrnls ON
Susie creek, "n Thursday, May IL. 1885.
All persons Interested, also everybody
capable uf earning their grub at the
camp or Oh the range, are cordially in
vitcd 20 appear nt the time and place
designated, ready for service. til
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
EStraV.

Came 10 my ranch In Rnby valloy, about the
middle Of October last, two bay mares. each
branded on the left thigh. The owner
ofthe above animals ia hereby requested n
prove property. Ray ehsrgcs snd tske the stock
away.
JAMES MYERS.
SIN Ruby Valley. Ap1f. iss5.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward VIII hs pLad for the Arre.t
and conviction u any party or parties found
guilty Of stealing. Killing or running OF.
altering brands or mark Of any live stock
he.ouginR to any member Of the Nevada Live
stoSk Association.
Z. W. CTUicnER. President.
T.. r. SwEErsER. Secretary.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
Bill3 Allowed,

Btl5 Allowed.
Tn following is IN Official statement
of the bills allowed 10y the Board Of
County Commissioners at the meeting
May 4, 1885:
Barney O'liopke, General Fund,
wild cat scalp, clnimed 81 NO,
allowed ..-. i OO
]. W. auckland, General Fund,
Janitor.s SALARY, claimed so.
allowed ..-.. .. ......,...- 40 w
Bartlett and oStTeicher, General
Fund, meals to Jury, claimed
SO 81. allowed .......... IL so
Payne K Fernald, General Fund
lumber furnished, claimed,
500 30, allowed. .......... 2O9 90
Joseph Lang. General Fund,
meals to Jury, claimed Sl9 30
allowed 10 90
Il. +. Yates, General Fund, work
on road, claimed SI8 90, al
lowed ......... ........... 10 w
s.. s. Sears, General Fund.
County Printing, claimed,
S8S 20, allowed. ......... IS Is
Robert Rule, General Fund, JUS
tice fees, claimel 80 II. al.
lowed. 49,. 49,. ............ Ii
j. II. Che IL, General Fund,
Constable fees claimed "a IL,
allowed ..... .............. ~ 90
J. hu Murphy, General Fund,
Justice of Peace fees, claimed
30 c., allowed 90. ........ 8 on
W. ". Rogers, General Fund,
Auditor .I.d Record r. claimed
$73 81, allowed ...... $500. 10 81
w. +. Smith, General Fund,
supplies furnished, CLAIMED.
20 81. allowed 80. ......... 30 81
j. F. Weeks, General Fund,
Deputy Sheriff fees, claimed
$40 30, allowed. ........ 20 80
G.. w. Grover, General Fund,
travelling expenses, claimed
S25 %. allowed 49,. ....... 20 OO
Dudley Sale General Fund, work
ON Cont u,nse cloim,.I sin
oIIow.I IN M
John Robbins. General Fund,
justice, fees. claimed 81 Oo.
allowed $50. . OO
GrGmd Jury. General Fund,
for ApriI Term, claimed $50 40
allowed. 49,. &c Il
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10

IL IL o knswR hat eight persons
Pcrishrd inihe lire in the h~ye.story ten,.
ipeNt bousr on drst avenu". New York,
BuiurdayaigiiL aud that fourteen others
we're inorr or lsss injured. The damage
10 the building Sas s,gbt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10
a a Conference,

At a meeting OF the Board OF Commits
sioners of Wnshoe county. Monday, the
Clerk was directed to notify the Board
of Regents OF the State University that
the Commissioners were prepared to
pay said Board Of Regents the sum Of
five thousand dollars. to be applied to
the construction OF suitable buildings fer
said University at Reno, and that in or
der to carry out the provisions of can
Act to authorize the issuance of certain
bonds by Washoe county, aud to provide
for the payment Of the same, " approved
March 7, 1885, and IAN Act to amend
an act entitled IAN Act tn locate the
State University, and to provide for the
control and maintenance II the same,
Approved March Z, 1S7J,'' approved
Mach Z, 1885, the Board of Comnis-
sioners Of Washoc county, will be glad
to meet and confer with the Board of Re-
gents Of the State University and the
Board OF Commissioners Of ElkO county
Mt any time convenient.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10

Cstnrrh cured, sweet breath aud health
secured by Sbiloh's Cntarh Remedies.
Price 90 cents. Nasal Injector free.
FOR sale by 2. + Muller
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AGENCE AMERICAN,
8. Rue De La Fidellte. PARIS FRANCE

Rare Paintings. EnS-nvings, Photos,
Books, Curiositirs and Novelties bought
ON Commission for export. Sctd one
Dollar as Deposit and we will send you
samples to select from.
Letter Postage = Cent?.
feb-2 Gm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10

\ dispatch from Saskatchewan Land
ing, April 9Th, says: 4 mail courier has
Just arrived from Buttleforl with the fol-
lowing dispatches. dated May 81: A
flying column of 800 men from Battle
ford had an engagement with Pound-
makers forces 600 ~IndinusJ, at his re-
serve, lasting from . O'Clock in the morn
ing to noon Yesterday. The troops lost
eight killed and twelve wounded. The
Indian loss is estimated at fifty. The
message says further that Middleton now
having plenty Of ammunition and sup
plies, an advance will likely be made ut
once. IL is expected the rebels will offer
battle at BatoIche. Middleton has two
gattling guns, with which hc expects to
do deadly execution. News Of another
engagement Is daily expected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-10

says the Butte-M Miner Of April 30th:
4 representative Df the Miner yesterday
visited Frank Quinn. tie info iunats
MAJ who recently jumped from tn sec
ond story window of the Butte Lodging
House, reosivipg injuries which neces
sitiisd the HmputatiOn Of the ouly re-
manning leg he had. Frank was found
cheerful and in good spirits, and in the
enjoyment Of u quiet smoke. His wife
had bct u in the city for some time, and
arrived frUn the Yellowstone, where she
had Sustained an additional bereave-
ment in the loss OF u daughter, who
committed suicide by taking morphine.
The daughter Was u sUunS lady about
sixteen years u age. and until the day
of her death nothing unusual vas
noticed IN her actions. being of All mp
parenrly cheerful disposition. On the
day % Der death her actions were q lit
TIA strange, but not enough to suggest a
suspicion that shc intended taking her
W lie. The s;rang st part uf the
StoIy which connects the accident oc-
earring to the father here in Butte, and
che Death Of his daughter on the Yellow
lt,ne. ihr,e hun ired miles distant, is
The fact that both occurred Mt tue SAME
tame. even 10 tue very hour. At the
time Mr. Quinn jumped iron tho win
dow o. the lOdginS Louse, he Was labor
ing under II horrible nightmare. in which
lie imagined TINT his daughter called
HIN, aud was memaoed by some terrible
injury. In his frantic endeavors to GO
to her assistance, lac jumped from the
window Of his Vom and received the ill.,
juries which left linn footless. His right
leg was amputated years ago, and was
ca,nse'l through N mining accident. Mn.
Quinn IL All iuteliiS IL, woman, Of II very
cIeer:nl and amitblc disposition, und
has bau with her husband attending to
his wants ever since the fourth day uftrr
nus accident. The prmptitude with
which she caine to the bedside OF her
hTablGd. "ft,r intcrring the remains OF
her daughter. is mast commendablc.
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WANTED
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENTS
FOR THE
MECHANICAL RAZOR, PATENTED

RECEIVED SEVEN PRIZE MEDALS.
Constructed upon AN entirely new plan.
With this razor you can shave yourself AZ
any time, even when travelling, in the
light or III the dark. without any pain
and impossible to cut yourself. Send
l Dollar Greenf ack for Sample with
which thousands of Dollars worth OF
orders can be aiken and make from 5 10
% Dollars ner lnN Annrrss.
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(. On IL Ara d JAY ss1t the postal
rates tArOagAOat Tie country uill be
nodded soGsvhAt- TIE postage on
letters will be too oents IN ounce ia
slsaL Of twO eents . half ounce. or in
other Uords. the present t~o-eent stamp
will carry double the Amoun OF matter
which II covers ut present. There viii
be . r-duction Of fifty PER cent. in post 1
rates on newspaper sent nesnllr sub
scriben aud all sample copies ssut out
by puLliahsn, and ON aud after that
date all cities with a population OF more
than 400 are authorized to creat. o
special ten c ut stamp delivery service,
fhs object VI which will lie unusnai dis
patch ia carrying letters to their des,i-
nation.
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WANTED

A bunch Of cattle or horses on shares.
II any person has a bunch Of cattle or
horses that they desire Ia let on shares
to a responsible person, tO one that has
n good range and plenty Of hay. Such
q person can make good terms by adj.
dressing j., ARE Editor I~SDEpEYDgSr,
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Nov Departure

J. Henderson has made n new dcpart-
nrc IN his banking business by reducing
the price on exchange, East and West.
TO the same ~ postoGico order rates.
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BULLI0H TAX.

NOTICE IA HrHEDY GIVEN THAI
4 taxes on
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III following is an official statement
of the bills allowed 10y the Board uf
County Commissioners at the meeting
May 4, 1885:
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-23
GUARDIANS. SALE.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned that
pursuan. to and IN accordance with order of the
County Court of the State OF Oregon fer Benton
County made and entered on the 10th Gay OF Sep
tember 1885 will on the 1Gth day of November 1885,
at the hour of o'clock p NJ, of said day IN front OF
the Court House door in said county, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand the
following described real estate. belonging to Emma
f. Shipley, Lena f. Shipley, Charlotte E. Shipley
md Elmer C. Shipley minor heirs of John L. Sh1Piey
deceased towit: The undivided on. half of lot num-
bered eighty eight, (sSin block numbered nineteen
n9) in the city of Phflomath in Benton county Or
eron. Also the following to wit An undivided one
fourth part of the original donation land claim OF d.
8 HaIlock and Lucritia Hallock his wife, it being
claim numbered fifty -aine l59) notification number
ed $685. in sections four az and nine 80 in Township
eleven south OF range six west OF Willamette
Meridian in Benton Coul ty, State OF Oregon
JACOB HENKLE,
Guardian of the minor heirs of John l.. Shpiey,
deceased. o-
Dated this 14th day OF October, 1885. .,.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-10-23

A snow storm occurred at Ishpeming,
Mich, on the Goth, eight inches falling. and
the storm continues. The mail train of the
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon railway
is blockaded at the Summit.
Orders were promulgated by the treasury
department on the Goth, prohibiting the
shipment of wheat from Duluth in Canadian
bottoms
W. A. Rowe, of Lynn, lowered the
worlds twenty mile bicycle record at Ham
den park Springfield, Mass, on the 10th.
His time was 5S minutes and 20 seconds.
The best previous time was 58 minutes and
Sc seconds made by M. K. II. Webber there
last September.
1t is announced that Bartholdi, the French
ARTIST leaves France on the 24sh to superin-
tend the erection of the great statue of Lib
erty in New York harbor. About the time
of his arrival the pedestal will be ready for
the statue.
poets of railroad from Winnipeg to Hud-
son bay, for the shipment of Manitoba
wheat to England are somewhat indefinitely
postponed, owing to report brought back
by the steamer Alert of the difficulties of
navigation of Hudson strait, which was not
clear of ice this year until August %.
The Massachusetts, commissioners of dis
ease in animals visited G. G. Parsons dis
eased herd of COWS at Greenfield on the 20,
and pronounced the disease ''blackleg' or
anthrax" fever, similar to Texas cattle fe-
yer. They ordered the cattle isolated and
the, renises disinfected
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PACIFIC COAST.

Mrs Leland Stanford has had constructed
at her Individual expense mortuary chapei
which forms part of Trinity church, on
Powell and Post streetsS.F. The room IS 4o
by 20 feet in size and has been appropriately
fitted up for the purpose for which 1t Is de-
signed 1t will be used as temporary de-
posit for remains brought to that city en-
route to final place of burial
The steamship Oceanic, which sailed from
San Francisco for China last Saturday took
away nearly HOO Cinnamon, and there were
over 800 who wished to 60 but could not
be carried by the ship. There were also
100 co,,iies who were from Portland,
who e4fected to take passage on the
vessel, No will be commpelled to wait un-
till the next steamer sails.
A close estimate of the total losses by the
recent Crocker fire place them at 10000,
the most costly fire San Francisco has ex-
perienced for twenty years.
Al Little, a northern Pacific tie contractor
of North Yakima made an assignment last
week and on the 10Th with friends, he had
a knock down fight with his employees who
claim fraud Little then had the assign
ment dissolved and turned his property over
to the bank for the benefit of his creditors.
But Marshal George seized fifteen thousand
ties and four Thousand cords of wood in the
name of the government, charging Little
with despoiling the government lands.
The thirty-frs annual session of the
grand encampment of the [. o. o. F. as
sembled in San Francisco on the Goth. The
grand secretary's report showed that nearly
81, 900, 600 hae been disbursed by different
Odd Fellows lodges of the world during the
last year for relief purposes.
Professor Edward S. Holden, of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, was elected on the
Goth, president of the University of Cali
fornia. He is about 81 years old, and is
nephew of the late VIM. Holden, who was
at one time lieutenant govern of Califor-
MIA.