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Criminals kxecutsI,

At Baxter springs. Cherokee county,
KANSAS. II girl IA years cd was wny.aid,
mvished aud otherwise Imaitreat I, Il ON
Saturday afternoon. John Lawrence,
u negro IL years old. was arrested los
the crime, taken to C.lumbus AMI
lodged in Jail. on Tuesday u party uj
20 4 went to Columbus. tO"k the nc
cuscd from the Jail aud hung him 10 the
rtfters Of an unfinished bdilding. after
which. n man, Supposed ~ be- tue father
OF the gid. emptied his revolver int
tue body.
James Kane was hanged in Philadel.
phia on tuesday Tor the murder of his
brother in n saloon on the night Of the
18th Of last January. Both we're drunk
AMI being desperate men, n murder was
the result.
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A Demon Child.

4 special from wilson. North Caro-
linn. July 4th says: Wi lie SANK, IA xix.
ycar-old sOn Of u farmer living nr!Nr
b re-. tod y murdered his infant brother,
Of whom he had been given charge.
Some time ago he WIS tax n a. u chi,d's
funeral and manifested great IL teresl in
its burial, which lie did not seem Ia
quite understand. lie has frequently
y ntilcd about II. and asked many ques.
tons M how tn child wns GIT iuto the
opilin and when IL wurld come out. To-
day he took his little brother O. the
CHI d'sgrhvc, which was near his fathers
home. and after sDoupiug out II hole In
tile sand by u small brook he placed the
little infant in IL boz, which he had pre-
viUusly carried there. nailed down the
top AMI buried it. going through. ms he
said, the iOrm Of delivering u prayer,
aud singing a hyinIi. After le lind illcd
the Tiny grave he stamped on IL. and
slowly went back hoIuc, and told his
mother Of his deed. AT which h seemed
very p,ouL lie saiLl IL twas in i liGe
Mrs. A%rthur's little buby's funeral"
The terrified mother .hnstrned 10 the
Stot, the grave VIVA rrOprnrd. aud the
in ant found dead, vita its tiglt arm
broken aud the skul cruz he'd.
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nspAAat,s Pr1an.

During the Performance Of = circus At
Lepeer. Michigan. Last Monday. sl.rge
elephant became Infatuated and turned
upon the 5000 penops assembled under
the CANVAS. He tore up the seats,
smashed the furniture. aud made havoc
generally. Women tainted, children
screamed. boys climbed trees. and u gen.
eal' stampede followed. The ennged
elephant. after clearing out The canvas.
made a br. ak for the woods near by.
and got fast in the mire of AN adjacent
swamp. Alter much difficulty be was
~eItricated. but Ave bullets were shot
into his hide TO tame him. Amid the
panic numbers OF !imbs were broken
and much property lost and damaged.
No tataliti & occu rel.
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Roll Of Honor.

The following i. the report Of the
Fort Halleck puoiic school for the month
ending June JOth. and the names Of
those distinguished for uneIceptionnble
department aud for standing in class
Average number belonging. II; average
daily attendance, 81: Percentage Of at
tendance, 6S. Roll OF honor: Janet
Wilson. Grace Wi son, Archie wilson.
Mary McDcrmutt, ElwnrI Murphy. Liz.
zie McDernUtt, Lucy Conner. Kate Nc
Dermott. Johu Murphy. Edward Ne
nermoit. NAME Hays, Teacher.
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Educational DipIoInas.

Article /. Section 1. subdivision IL, of
an Act Of the Legislature. approved
Mach IL, 1885. is as follows: state
educational diplomas may he issred to
snch persons only ms have held II State
certificate or II first grade county certid-
cate for ut least one year. aud shall fur
nish satisfactory evidence of having
been successfully engaged in teaching
Tor at least five years. Every nppiica-
ti"n tor AN cdurniioual diploma must
be accompanied 10y n certified copy Of u
resolution adopted 10y u Board Of School
Trustees 81 this 81 tate. reconmen ling
the applicant rs a successful e.cher
and worthy Of such diploma Any
teacher Of EIko county who desires to
max Hpplics j III Zoe such educational
dirl-m will be supplied with the nrcrs-
snry blanks ou npllic ,ti"n to the County
Superintendent Of Srhpo!s.
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aALIA1CHDL

|. Freeman Hall to-nieht.
Ginger Ale at the Gem.
Flora Walsh At Freeman Hall .o--
night.
Col. Jerry Moore Left for home on last
evenings train.
The Wells celebration included an old
fashioned barbecue.
Strawberries Il Fresh Vegetables re-
eeived daily at the GEN.
It may be an item of news to many to
state that tie weather is warm.
Mr.. aud Mrs. LSwrence Burrows left
this morning for Monticello, Iowa.
Joe Rosenstock's display Of fireworks
IN front OF his residence last n ght wus
yer, pr,tty.
Edward Reilly. the mining operator.
came IN ON last evenings train and
stopped over to-day.
A cedar log WA s,ruck ut San b T.
nardIno. white sinking au nr;esiun we'll.
ut the drItu Of los ct
! Miss Fannie Rogers, ~ho left here
with her p Ients abont a year ago for
MUnIrnA. Te;urued this Afternoon.
The East bound express was nearly
an hour late last evening. anil eoiIsi ted
oi Thirteen cars drawn by two engines.
We are pleased to state that Eddi.
Litton is rapidly recovering from his I'M
ceremonious dump, and Was able u lie
out yesterday. @
The west-honnd express. due at 1877
this morning. arrived at 3:I5 this after
noon. The delay was caused by n big
wash-out east OF Ogden.
Mr.. w. I crane brought in from hi,
ranch to-day, IA buIch Of rye. same
stalks Of which were six feet ten inches
nigh by nctual measurement.
John Nicholson. editor OF the Salt
Lake Evening News, was Saturday, in.
hicted by the United States Gmni Jury
for pulygImy and unlawful cohabita-
ton.
We are requested u that
there will be II social dance at Freeman
Hall ut the clos OF the entertainment
Tonight. TO which al ARE cordially la
vited.
Regular meeting Of the Board Of
County Commissioner, convened to-lay.
All the IN .mbers were present: Their
proceedings will b. pnb.ished i'll to-mur-
rows issue.
lndicati ms are favorable for a good
house at tie enteTt .in:nent Tonight.
aud ~ there is t. he a sociul dance ut
the CLOSE Of the entertainment u COOL
time IL expected.
Mr. s S. Srars remains hbont in the
same cOudi ion in which lac has been
for several days. resting quietly. but
quiie weak. and it Will require time to
Restore him tU his usual health.
The rces on FriIsy seem TO have
closed the season ~ Al others wer. de.
c!nred OH for he rensou. us We ARE in.
fornei, that IL sLfiei ut number OF eL-
tries could not be obtained to insure
SUCCESS.
Valentine WaIthers came in from
Huntington last evening. He started in
with n team AMI WHEN II few miles from
ho.ne one Of his horses became rauuuuk-
t Gus, ma lie a break for liberty aud
b'"ke his neck, dying Instant y.
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County SIpt. ol Schools.
Elko, July Z. 1885.
Ftre at Carson.

A fire broke out In Carson last even
ing says the Silver State Of the 9th. ind
at 10 o'clock two blocks on Main street,
in the cenirh part Of the city. were son.
surned by the fire nnd The report was
circulated HAT the wahet was giving out
aud the tirr still raging. Laref reports
say the fire burned ts5 blocks on oppo
site sides Of MHin street, and extended
one block on n back street. III ire Is
said to have originated from the tIplo-
sion of fire crackers.
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For some time past III. Boston Metro.
politan Street Railway officials have
been aware Of countefiit tick Is being
turned in the boxes Of their conductors.
Detectives were put 10 work. The re.
sui OF the investigations is that four
conductors were arrested upon " charge
OF selling bogus tickets. A. the house
Of n conductor Vas found n lnrse
quantity Of these. iirkeis and upon all
tho men were found II considerable NUN.
bcr. Alb ut 10000 Of them we're TO be
SOid OH the road.
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ALAA0UAAL.

-a# - - 49, = .
Major John DeaaiS sin Anops
the s~ttrActions of tAs County SCAT
John c<oss-n Of Star Valley came
down : this morning and remained ia
town daring the day. 49, s.S4
q. G. Warner 4 Co. loaded two faxt
ire ght Quilts to-day with ~. $40 bs.
aIerchandise for Tuscarura.
Many suppose that opium is used in
the Manufacture Of tobacco. This /. q
mistake ms the drug is too costly to Le
used in this way.
Al Il Monday prayer meeting in Ohio
the Munster opened his petition with.
20, Lord, Thou hast seen by the. morn.
inS papers how the Sabbath day was
desecratd yesterday"
The stage brought down yesterday,
three bars Blue Jacket bullion. weiHut,
1881 bs, value, $500, which was IL
~arLsd u San Franc.scO by Wells, Fa..
81 X Cos. express tuhs mJruIng.
A fTeuch chemist has discovered tina,
BaVIrian beer In cJioreL with suipuo.
UeuZizN lIuelhylaluiu. 90 r-- g.
We AVE long bten suspicious that
that was il, but were not quite cennin.
A regular communication OF Exc
Lodge No. 10. F. X a. ". VIII he held
Ut Aason.e hall this evening at y O'Clock.
MemOers Of the orIer are especially
REQUESTED to attend as there wall D. work
III the Second Degree.
As II car OF ire. ght was being unload
eel here the other day a live snake, OF
tn blue racer sp eies. between thr. C
und four fee. long WAS discovered seem
inSly noue tue WORST Tor having 'oum.
ed N ride by rail from the fur East.
The case Of the S ate OF Nevada W..
j; n. Boyes, Ior the murder ol Adam
AlIenUerg ut Bsowawe. which was tri, d
at f rvk' Last week. resulted in d YER
dict OF not guilty. Tue jury was out
only - minutes.
sentlrInAn who carefully guards the
citadel Of Democracy i'll Western Neva-
dH, aud who SHOULD know, says that
Hon. q. w. Cassidy is booked for the
surveyor q ueml-hip, and will he Gpn-
ernl Powmng's successJr.-Reno Gu-
zsIte.
A little misunderstanding OF some
TRIVIAL dn,remce o: oP!LiIn causel Al
man to-day Ia call nno,nrr IL lar and
he Was promptly rewarded by benz
knocked down. " very forcibie aud ell
fcctive method of reSenting the Insult,
snperinduced by TOO iIucl uus-iuice.
Gabe HOskiuS, the wcl.-known mu-
stefan wall he in this place on Tuesday
oil each week until turIher notice. Mr..
Hoskins is IA frs,-class practical piLno
tun'r, and is at all times prepared To pu,
I'm order any p.rnos that may require
'uuinB. Orders may he left ut this U lie Il
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Guard Against Pire.

At this season Of the year when high
WINS are Of dai y occurrence, and
everything is powder dry. il bchouves
everyone to take some precautionary
measures tn guard against fire. The re-
cent fires ut Truckee aud Carson CITY
should serve M II reminder that our cit.
ia"ns ShoHld neglect no meaus Of secur.
inS our town from n similar calamity.
a few buckets Uf water in the nick o.
time might prevent n coufagrntion, and
rs y IN ASSURE of protection, we would
earnestly recommend that nj lenst one
barrel 81 water BE- Kept conveniently NJ
hand ut every dwelling, as well as OF
every business hOdsc In town. This
can emily be done 10y every resident
with but little trouble ar e1peusr, A.
MIR. V. q. Bntlott has gencrUu Iy o..
fcred 10 furnish u barrel free OF cost to
amy one who Will ngrce TO put il ~ that
us"; and IN he says: IAN hours pre-.
c'n,ion is worth more than yenrS Of r.
gr,,,' acting upon the nbOvc sugge-
ton might bc the means Of preventing
thc loss Of property aud perhaps life.
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caruso'S MuIdsrers Sentenced.

4 Oh \ = dispatch OF the LIT says:
Philippe CurusO's iuurderers have been
awarded the death p'nnlty. The jury
tonight decided that " rn, Gilardi and
Silvr-tri were the perpetrators OF the
crime. while Buvn aud Mercurio. their
alleged cu-conspiraturs. were pro-
nounced not guilty. They were con-
NiCtrd of the murder OF an II dian for
$500. whose body they placed in IL trunk
and Ill. pred /" Pitts, urg.
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Installation.

The installation OF officers Of Elko
Lodge. No. u, Knights of Pythins. took
plrce at their hall last evening. the cere-
monies being CONNECTED by ID. ID. q. Ch..
John Hitbeis. The following were duly
installed Hs officers for the ensuing year
&. A. Gooding, T.. c.; A. A. BixeI. G.
C; X. Brown. V. C.; J.. S. Gardner.
Prcl"tc; w. w. Rogers. X. Of Il. 4 4.
+. l.. Bi key, NJ. o. F.; J. Braiu, NJ. Of
T.; Il. Hunter. VI. "A.
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Mr. Ho"ey man, accompanied by Mrs.
llom"yman. cnme down last evening to
attend the meeting Of the BOARD OF Com
rnIssionerS to day. From him We learn
that The Wells celebration on Saturday
WAS a complete success. The largest
crowd o. pe"pte ever Ne n in chat place
was in attendance aud took part in the
exercises. which were Of tn. usual order
c,OScd with II ball in tn. evening.
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Omcial

bill Of c. W. Grover for extra WORK
rejected" g.I
Proceedings Board Of Conmissioners.)
During the years 1883 and 1884 the
Recorder u. Exc county Vas paid II sal
airy OF - o per month Tor performing
the duties OF his Office. On the 9TH d,y
nj Apri 1855. the present Record, 7 Pre-
sen!ed a claim on the Geng.a Cyun.y
Fund for Sl2.9J, Tor services render, d
Ia hni-hing mp work left undonc by the
Recorder Tor the years 1888 aud 1854.
In c'nlm was allowed aud paid.
On the G.hdty of Ju y 1855. 1 pre-
scented ~ claim on the General County
Fund Tor $500 :or services rendered in
correcting the imperfect returns Of Cen
sus Marshuls, without which corr. ctiuus
the returns would have been practically
vninelcss. aid which Extra labor WAS in
no wise n potion OF my Official duties.
This claim Of 81 90 was rejected. und as
the claims were almost identical, ns EN-
readily be seen by the uIDst casual OBJ
serv'T, the question l.. where is the law
for al owing he One cain AMI ri citing
tie oth,rf a Cam for II, rvic, 3 render
ed iii p rformIng Labor left unlcne 10y a
man t. whom the County paid so per
month il allowed. while IL claim for ser.
vices rendered in PERFORMING lhor let
uhdohe by II number Of persons 4 whom
the county pnil II p.ttance is rcjrctcd
aid where. ore?
c. W: GROVER,
County SLpt. oil Schools.
Elko, July Z. 1885.
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Mr.. Athur's picture goes into the
White House collection Of Presidential
portraits. and everybody recognizes tho
pc"priety Of II, BECAUSE Mr.. Arthur was
not only President, but hi. pants bngsed
ut the knees less than those Of his pre-.
Il ccSsOrS. hut the iull consciousness
81 ID mocrn,ic ascendehcy will ntv,r be
lilly icIt hll The picture vi Fraud Hayes
IL taken out m ! transferred to a rosues
a lIery.-viBihia Chronicle.
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sAI1zGTNDl.

TIsearou failed 70 cSisSgaA<: % u.
Fourth
jaime. McMsil.p. OF Star Valley. l. h
town to-day. .
, Amos Roach and wife left yesterday
afternoon by private conveyane. FOL
Tuscarora.
For Frvsh Cuts aud Wounds. Cuts,
from hopes or the Lariut, . Horse'
mans Universal Ointment
by request, the Grafton of the Horri,
BILE orator ON the Fourth in published
elsewhere in this issue.
A monument has been erected ut Paris
to the inventor Of soda water. It will
no doubt perpetuate his ph.z.
Reno Journal: Hon. J. II. Rand.
President Of the Boardo of Regents. Is n
fruIu EIko. Gu University affairs.
Scoldi g aud f~ault-fndinS have sent
more people T. dc truition and deSpern,
ton than ali the great evils Ct lie put
IoSether. ..r ..L 40 .s.
California horses, have q way OF com.
ing under the string ahead o! tnair East
srn competitors hat the Vner Of lheI
rivnis dsspise. 1850 .,r.f.a
Our exchanges. generally. contain II.
tended r,pors oi patriotre 4demons,ri.
lions in the principal towns u the Sua.s
Oh tue Fourth.
Departed for TuscarJra by stage this
morning: W. Ii. Piece. Ed. L.tfelty.
J. II. blackburn. Misses Blanche, Nora
IN Lola Roach. SO.
"rrue as steel, highly tempered" re.
mnrAed jenkins a.ter listening ~ his
Wife's mon nee against his mighty
visits to the c,ub.
NOW. Robbie. do you know where
little boys go t. who play t.u'nt from
Sunday rcnUol?' .'Yes'm," "Where?'
They 30 A q min"
Tue fearful wind storm of last even
ing irile'i to BRING u mach needed rain,
AID this morning brings i'll another
beautiful summer day.
To boil water -c.eaLses it Of all impu-
rifles. Water UoiI,d aud then iced il
said to be a Preventive Of the cholera,
when used exc. us.vely.
George Elmore has a force Of men ut
WORK putting n new iron roof On the
brick building known as thu Gem b.ock.
i~nclddinS tue ISDEPESD.Sr Office.
There is II positive sense OF relief in
the cUnsciuu ,neNs tnat the Fourtn OF
Ju y IS over, and tnut we have due oul
duty. AMI that the Un.in boy has, too.
The Appeal issued an extra on Non,
day detailing the losses 10y The great hr,
i'll Carson. ON Sunday Afternoon, which
aggregate not less than $50. 900. only q
suiA,l pc. ton Of which is covered by il,
urauce.
Blaine is swinging in his hammock VI
in Maine. Arthur is over in CannL,
laying in thu shade and watching Iii
cork ora bite. wu4ls -C.eEeJent is I TX
Ing HIS trick at the wheel n pilot Of thu
Ship OF State.
The charge Of perjury against Ma
Guupel Tor having had Published an at
hIavit in the Sh ,ron case relating u
W. II. L. Barnes action in certain opium
cases three years ago wax disInissel
ii pndty. owing TO u lack Of suincien
evidence.
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Strikna.

Chicago has been agitated for some
days over II strike VI strert-rar drivers,
daring which several persons have been
seriously injured. A GARDINER was AS
sau'ted by the mob on Monday evening
and wns taken to the county hospital III
h" Precnrious condition. A dispatch OF
the 9TH instant says: A eon.rrs nee be-
tween the street railway officials and
,he strikers occurred this afternoon, at
WHICH II proposition was made to the
strikers OH behalf Of the company, to
winch - reply. Is 10 lie returned at 7
o'ci"ck THIS evening. l. il thought that
thus means IA termination o. tue sulk..
y Cleveland, Olio. Dispatch o tue a..
says: Great excitement Prevails in the
" stern part OF the city. This murnin.
LOO strikers lrUm tnc iron mills at New.
burg m"rched into the clty aud visited
ChrshO'nr'I shovel works OH Case ave.
hue. This est tUiishaIeut il op,rat.d
by Chisholm. Ia HisD OSnSh cJ,trol
ing Interest ia tue Ciey,lin X ling
Mli.s. The strik rs forced the workneu
out and closed down the factory. They
then pr"ceededtU the U,iou from Work,
Oh Case avenue. They were denied adj
miitiiice, whcreupon they bcjke in W.. :
do 80 a."d iottiOly took possession OF tue
plIe1. The workman here quit rather
have u riot. ard arthlstiine tI!3v
p. NJ he establishments is being closed.
seTerd mnl nre badly hut Try stones.
hut no inteuded VIOLENCE against the
workmen by the strikers was rssorted TO.
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The sharoa-aIil case.

The New York Tribune. in comment
Ing ON the dispatch oil ruesd.y nnn"uuc-
ing the Supreme Court decision in the
shhron-HiIl case, thinks it perhaps vem-
lures too far into the future ia stating
tnn' the Supreme Cour, on appeal il Ger.
tiIn 10 throw the whole case ont o.
Court. but it is n reasonable expectation
that he PLAIN III VIII not get her ALI
mony aud counsel lees, aud l.: is GER
tainly not Improbable tn It her suit may
be brought T. a sudd n termin ..ion.
her lear Of n cutirrl examination of
the alleged marriage contract, and the
trstiInpny o. Ia own iormrr. witness
that she forged the document he.se.f,
Seems to reduce h,r c4se ~ microscopic
d.mensiUus.
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0ALAAGUNOL.


The szPre.. this- nornise vss forty
ave minntes late.
Departed by stage for 1usearOra This
morning. W. z. Johns.
Uncle Billy Hnzrltine cam. down
from Halleek this morning.
T. T. Harris aud II. j. Keith vent up
TO Tuscarora by private coLveyAnce to-
day.
The August Il Daily Com.dy Com
Pany passed through in a special CD,
this morning.
The Enterprise Of the 7th instant pub
fishes a diagram Of the "burnt district
of Carson City.
G. G. Warner & Co. forwS:.=d by fast
freight this morniug ll,OoO pounds OF
merchandise Tor TuscIJora.
The Knights of Pythias hold a regu-
lar meeting Mt their hall tonight. corner
Fourth and Juniper stseets.
A soft answer turneth away wrath, but
II II is too soft it IN ~ or ute the impres-
sion that there's u white feather about.
The Rev. Geo. Ii. Thayer. Of Bour
On. ind. says Both nlyseli and vii,
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. For sale ny +. T. Muller.
Hiram stoker's teams came in rom
Bu.lio" this morning with 43.UOO pounds
II ore. which WAS forwarded by Warner
X Co. ~ Sandy, Umh. for reduction.
Patrick Flynn, who was inju.ed re.
Gently ut tue Frisbee mine md suffered
ainput .tiun OF the toes OF Que foot, /,
abIe to lie ont With the assistance. o,
crutches.
"Hon. VIM. Cotant came in from hi,
ranch II few days ago" Miles City. NJ.
T., Stock Journal. Wonder if that j.
our Billy Cotant, aud if 50, Why thi.
prefix. "Hou."?
The Boarl of regents OF the State
University. says the REM Journal, hny,
adopted the pl n prepared by Cults
the architect. Proposals for bailIings
are now in order.
An eIch'n &c says that il n castor oil
PINT IL kept growing in n room, mos
q~uitoes, flies and other pests will not EN-.
ter. or if they should they are soon
found dead beneath the leaves.
In the E .st people are dying Of sun
stroke. In the Western States hur.i i
canes and cyclones are sweeping the
country, while WI Of Nevada are wa ting
patiently Tor something to turn up"
A woman who refused to give her
name. but said she eIoped soue time
ago from , altoona, WAS found picking
up garbage from the streets Of Victoria
and feeding her tSo children and her.
SILT.
DIR. Carver's wild West show /,
still he'd at Wilimantic, Conn, under
an attachment by "Bunnlo Bill" W. I.
Cody. Efforts are on foot to compro
mise the case. Cody's couns | agrees
l allow Carver AN immediate trial in
New Haven, If the court consents.
What are you d1in; there2: asked
the foreman Of the Painters devil.
"Why. 1 nm di,tiJut NJ II handful OF
'pi' l found On The galley, - replied tn,
imp.
"Pi"" v~oiciferited the foreman,
That's n new poem by Walt Wit.
man."
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Miss Flora walRh,

or this popular troupe the Snlida,
Cobb News Gays: The entertainment,
at I'll opera house last night. given 10y
the Fora Wash COMEDY Company"
was one al the best that ever visited our
city. Every member of tie company is
an artist oi no mean ubi ity. Miss Fora
Wash il n Star in her line, prrt.irr.
more bcw'tch,nS, II better singer and
u bett,r dan er tuan M.ss Minnie Palm.
rr; more v.yLciOuS tInu X tie Pdtn,m
AID more fascinating III al Lolita; she is
ole Of the most pleasing aud enterlnin.
ing "ctresScs on the stage. Miss Alice
Wash and J. Mari, urc both rrcrp ion.
ally god comedians. MlsS Flora is n
fUNOr.t, and wall hcmceiurth be he
STANDARD by which all oth,r actresses
will he measured. aud We ween that none
will com, who vii b. tier pIeuse lhnn
the Sivucious and fascinating little Fora.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-12
RehrinS Sea Filled with Ice.

Liz uteIant Stony, 81 the Alaska eI-
p'oring expedition, r pUrts to the Navy
Department the nr ivnl IF himself aud
party mt Iinlink, Onminska, IN June
9th. lie says the past winter has been
sever AMI that the Bchriug Sea was
never before seen with such heavy icr
The Ii utenaut will 60 northward M
fast us the ice will permit.