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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
Express lieaaenrer,a Prsrnr

The Central Neynlan says: The
following very pathetic prayer was
recently discovered by our pcrnmbulat-
ing correspondent, among the effects of
an employe Of Wells, FnrSo IL Co.'S
Express, said cmpIoye being well known
i'll musical and social circles in this
vicinity. 1t appears to be- modelled
somewhat after the style Of the Lords
prayer. that really pathetic appeal to the
most high.
Oar great High Ycw, who art in FRS.
CO, Bully is thy name
May thy kingdom come. and now Of
fees be established i'll Nevada as well AZ
in California.
Give us this month an increase OF sal
AIRY, and forgive us our bluudcrs as We
expect to get even on those who have put
up jobs on Us.
Lead Us not into temptation OF having
too many young ladies' on u string at
once.
Deliver us from the hands Of infurint-
ed trainmcn.
For thine i, the great Fargo, the Bul-
lion Transporter and Road Agents Bo-
II from the Pacific to the Missouri.
BY Thunder!
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22

Last Friday q son of Samuel Shory,
aged Is years, and a son Of Mr. Mcleod,
aged IL years, both Of Fairfield, Cal,
went out shooting With q Ballard rifle in
the neighborhood Of TolemRn's soda
springs. Young Mcleod wanted to shoot
the rife and while in his hands the wea-
pom was accidentally discharged, the ball
penetrating Shory's back. passing clean
through his body, and penetrating the
bladder and intestines. Mcleod came
directly home and refused to say any
thing about the whereabouts of the
other boy, until Saturday about noon,
when he told Of the shooting. A search
was immediately made and the boy was
found where he fell. lie was immedi-
ately put in a carriage and taken home,
but died just Ms he was being taken out
of the carriage at his fathers gate. He
had lain near the feucc i'll the county
road, where asnumber of people passed
him, from about moo Friday. all night,
and until 2 o'clock Saturday.
In noticing II copy of Superintendent
ioung's report, the Eureka Leader pays
him the following handsome compliment
tary notice: We are in receipt of the
report of the Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. 1t is gotten up in elabor-
ate style. 1t charGcterizes the State of
iiccrs' report for this year and gives u
complete history of the public schools
of this State for lSSJ-Si, and demon
stratcs the intelligent industry OF Super
intendent Young.
Congress has passed a bill TO rcgulat
the letting Of mail contracts. 1t pro-
vides in case OF = bidder failing to per-
form the service according to his con-
tract, he and his sureties shall be liable
for the amount Of his bond, us liquidat-
ing damages, to be recovered as in nm
action for debt or bond. 1t also pro-
vides that no sub-letting or transferring
of mail contracts shuiI be permitted un-
less the annual compensation under the
contract for service shall exceed 500,
and in no case without the consent in
writing Of the Postmaster General.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22

0sA@Al WOisely. Monday sent an &C
00An1 a Tie fall Of KhArtoum as given
~ = AAtvs eyewitness 70 the entrance
u IL rebels into the town. Khartoum.
tAis informant says. wa entered by FL
HAhdi's forces at daybreak the morning
Of January Goth. General Gordon was
killed by . volley from rebel riArmen
while ON his way from his headquarters
% the Austrian consulate. The Aus
THAN Consul was killed i'll his residence,
and the Greek Cons.l is held prisoner
by the MAhdi.
The Press Association states, under
reserve, that late Saturday night, the
War Office sent n telegram to Miss Cor
don, at southampton, 10 the effect that
Khartoum had not la..en aud ihlt Gsa.
Gordon is safe.
IsmAil pasha, ex.Kh dive OF Egypt. is
now in London canvassiny Cor supporters
for his restoration. His partissns assert
that the governments of Austria and
Italy advocate the deposition OF the pres
ent Khedive, Twfk Pasha. and the re-
placement OF Ismail.
At the request OF Gen. wolesly, Has
san hey, brother OF the Khedive. has as
suned command of the Egyptian troops
ia th. Soudau, with the title of Cover
nor-General. The plan is expected to
have II good effect npOn the ~soudan,se.
showing that England does mot desire
the conquest OF Egypt FOR herself.
New batteries are being erected for the
protection uf the railway at Suakin.
There is great activity in osman Digna's
camp. The ONE are being armed and
drilled, and every possible preparation
is making for obstinate resistance to the
British advance.
Gen. Graham and Staff leave London
ON Saturday next for Cairo. going by
way Of Brindisi. Upon his arrival at
Cairo, he will meet and counsel with
General Stephenson, General Dolmer
and other officers, and will then go to
Suakim.
Leonard II. Courtney and John Nor
ley, members Of Parliament are arrang-
ing for n conference Of all the Liberal
members of Parliament who are opposed
to the continuance CT the war in Soudan.
They have already been assured Of the
adherence of forty members. Radical
members are taking an independent line
Of action ageinst the government. These
movements may imperil the existence of
the government, il the Tories propose n
vote Of censure.
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THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Advertisers Ia the DAuY IHDEPEap-
EsT also have the advantage Of the col
umns Of the WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
which has been published without in
Permission ut thiR Office since early in
the year 1869, and has n general circu-
latiOn In every district, camp and VAL
ley throughout the length and breadth
Of Elko county. aud is by far the best
advertising medium that hna ever been
established in the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
secure the benefits Of nur large Weekly
circulation, and lint our terms arc
comparatively much lower than those
Of ATTY competitor.
The Weekly Is n 2iS3Ginch sheet,
and besides advertisements runs nIttta
columns Of reading matter. embracing
Nil the tclegrnphic news Of general in
tcrcs,. all the news Of the State, and 10
specially devoted 10 the local rows Of
the county and county sea-. By sub
scribing for the WEEKLY ELKo ISDI-
You not only obtain oil the To-
cal news, hut also receive n knowledge
Of all important events transporting in
my and every quarter OF the hnbitable
world.
Send along your su~bscnptionsi
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22

Mondays advices from all the promi-
nent points East OF the Rockies, are of
heavy storms Of snow rain and high
winds, which blockaded travel and did
much damage in many sections. st.
Louis says the Chicago trains abandoned
out Of town on nccoun. of the snow
blockale on the Burlington, arrived
seven hours late. al the trains east OF
the Mississippi rirer are late. The Wa
bash, Illinois Central and Chicago and
Alton are all abandoned.
An East-bound freight train on the
Pennsylvania railroad was thrown from
the truck near Birmingham by n broken
hange. Sixteen cars were demolished.
Twelve were filed with stock. and $50
hogs and seven horses were killed.
The fast train on the Monon route was
thrown from the track by n broken rail.
Out OF seventeen passengers, twelve we're
more or less injured. Among the woun-
ded, Mrs. G. Foster, of San Francisco,
an aged lady, was bruised on the face
and head.
Near Conewaugh, on the Pennsylya-
mia road. two stock trains cOllided. Two
Chicago drovers were killed, and n tramp
stealing II ride was seriously hurt.
Chicago says: Storm signals are hy-
ing. and "A further drop OF the merbury
is indicated. At Omaha it is 10 degrees
below, st. Pant 10, Des Moiues 1G, Du-
buque Is, Fargo, Dakota, %, Jamestown
30. and Winnipeg 81 degrees below.
At Denver, "a heavy wind storm struck
the city, and blew sixty miles an hour.
A number of buildings were partially or
wholly unroofed and II number OF plate
fronts blown in. The damage will aggre-
gate several thousand dollars. At Monu-
ment, Atty miles south, several freight
cars were blown from the track. Tcle-
graphic communication with the South
ern pnrt OF the State il interrupted.
Snow and rain prevailed along the
Hudson river north Of p~oughkcepsie,
and the trains are b~lockadcd 10y snow.
The Hudson an other rivers in the state
rose very high, and much damage was
done. The storm was very severe along
the Atlantic coast. At Atlantic City, n.
j., $4,000 damage was done. Cape
May reports that n fearful storm swept
the coast. A portion of n stone bulwarlt
was sent flying across the drive By the
aging surf and storm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District. County
Of Elko. State OF Nevada. made on the TWEEN
TY-FoUTTH DAT OF JANUARY. A. d. iss5,
In the matter OF the estIte OF PRANK Money de-
ceased. the undersiFnei, the Executor will sell
At Public Auction. 10 the EigheSt bidder for
cash. and subject TO confirmation by said Dis
sriet Court. on SATURDAY. the TWENTY.
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. d. 1855 at u
o'clock NJ. At the Court House door IN the
Town and County Of Elko. State Of Nevada all
night. title. interest and estate Of the said Prank
Money at the time OF his death. and all right,
title aud interest that sEid estate has. BY opeTa-
ton of law or otherwise. acquired Other than or
IN addition TO that OF the said Frank Money at
the time of his death In and TO all that certain
lot, piece or parcel Of land situate. lying. and
being In the said county Of Elko. State of Ne
NAla. aud bounded and described as folL.ws, 20
Wit: That Certain Ranch situate and ts'ng in
the North End OF Ruby Vail y. State and
County aforesaid aud enclosed by q pol. and
wigc fence. snd couttSting Of about BOZ Acr,s.
and known as, AMI called the Money Ranch.
TERMS AMI CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Cash. Gold Coin. ten per cent OF the pur.
chase money TO Pc pnii to the auctionecr. ON
the day Of sale. baiuce on II
Sllo by said District Court. Deed at expense
Of purchaser.
JAMES MYERS,
Executor of Isst VIII Of Frank Money,
deceased
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
Death of John shnnh

A dispatch received here today. from
Palisade brought the sad rews Of the
death Mt that place ut 4 o'clock this
morning. OF John Shuck, an old.iime
and well-known resident Of this county.
Hc had for years bsen afflicted with o n
sumption, holding on to life with Won
derful temacity, but after a desperate and
long protracted struggle with the insid-
ious disease, poor John has succnmbcd
at last. His sister, Mrs. Schlumb, Of.
f%ectionately administered to his WANTS / n
his las sickness; lie having been con.
fined TO his bed for some weeks past.
The deceased, with a younger brother
aud the sister mentioned, came out from
Missouri about the year 1879; located Mt
this place. and except the younger
brother have been residents OF this
county since that TINE. John left here
last Spring aud went into business ut
Palisadc. where he continued TO reside
until his death. lie had many friends
In this section who will bo grioyod TO
hrar that he il no more.
The remains will be brought hero for
burial to-moifuw; the funeral TO take
place probably the the following day.
Zine Imported Ginger Ale At the Gem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
An Avalanche Of Thanks.

The INDEPENDENT il both by nature
and education the "thaDkfulest" pencil
pusher in existence; therefore, in justice
to ourself we now dcsire-oncc for all
TO mildly, yet firmly assure tho Legisla-
ture Delegation Mt Carson; our Senator
and Representative in Congress, and in
short, any and every benevolent, kindly
disposed person who may favor us with
Pub. Docs, potatoes, communications
or c~ord.wood, that we have n most lively
appreciation Of all their ~favors; the iiow
OF thanktulncss being carefully pro
rated to the value Of the service rem
dcred.
With this cheering declaration on our
part, 1t is fondly hoped hat the stream
OF substantial grntuitios, which flows in
this direction may be swollen 10 the
verge Of i%nundation without tho neoes.
siiy OF our rosortiDg to the t~hreadbare
puerility: "Mr. Blank has our thanks
for late copies Of Patent Office reports
which, God help us, we never had the
courage to open--also Thingumy's Gu
gaging disquisition on this peculinrities
of politics and putty. which etc. etc"
The weight Of obligation aud volume Of
thanks should always he accurately nd.
ustcd to the value OF the donation. and
not indiscriminatcly dumped as Il were
on the heads Of conspicuous but unof.
Tending persons.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
SPECIAL ELECTION notice.

hiHroEIlar meeting held by tho Board OF
sshool Trustees ~ ESQ School District so.
l on Jan. 81. 1885. IL was found tn 1 tho repu.
lar county ana stat, nppoftioumcnt. for EIko
School District No. /, were not SUFFICIENT TO
pay tcacbcr-' 'aiar Is. for tho usual ten months
IL the year besides paying for fuel. J%anitor.
and necessary expenses to keep the building
and grounds In good condition and repair and
II " further found that IL will BE- necessary
to employ an additions. teacher. for some lime
At least. For tho above reasons II was dc.
Cidcd by The BoSrh TO submit to the quaincd
voters II Elko School District No. / the guc..
ton whether a special school tax TOR the aJo,e
purpose should be levied on the taxable prom.
eriy Of this District.
Now therefore. II Is ordered by tho School
Trustees NJ Elko School District No.. I. that an
election he held In the town Of ElEo, county
OF Hlko. State OF Nevada, on Saturday, the 2lst
dsy OF February. 1885. at the ONCE OF @. W.
Lition y Co, between the hours Of I D. r.,
and Up. M, to submit to The qullincd voters
or flko School District No. I, The anestion
whether a speCiil school tax Of -esen hundred
dollars 'hall 10 levied on the taxable prop
erty OF said disiiict for the purpose Of payine
teachers salaries. The bal ots used IN said
election shall re ID ;"Tax, Yes." or .'TaI No"
Tho Judges appointed 10 conduct sid election
are T. N. stone, A. W. HCssOn, and o. W.
Grover. Fikr, Jan, 81. 1885,
oBO. ANDERSON, )
THOS. HUNTER. ronool
y. MULLER. if"''ee''
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Interesting TO Pensiorers-

In the United States Senate Thursday
the bill TO regulate fees OF Pension
Agents and attorneys was passed. 1t
provides lint no fee greater han $40
shall be received by pension claim
agents, except under special circumstau-
ces. subject to revision Icy the Commits
sioner OF Pensions, a contract III writing
may he made between the applicant
ana claiIp agent not TO exceed $50. The
bill contains a clause specially iorbidIing
the collection 10y agents os more than
$40 in claims filed between July 20,
1878, md July 4, 1884, and prohibiting
GovenIcnt Pension Agents fom paying
claim agents more than $40 on such
claims even in case OF new contracts.
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ORDERED TO SHjW CAUSE.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF TuF
j County II Elkn. state Of Sc,AIt.
r.,, ,ns ia inaI p y ne why DSrr,o "S Ti ',Te
CHER. Deceased. hutton should not bc
On reading and hliua che p,ii ION oT = h.
Senior aud a. y hrcI'r. ~ cutur.u the Last
VIII n J u. CIR TCIIE". drccla,d. se,tirr
forth thai thew h ~" tlrd th,ir nual ac,1urf
OF aIniLi~'ratiUu ~ the - tate 81 --id deceased
~ iEt~ & uft, that II th" Gr.t. sud .sp.uscs
~ administration have been duly rafi. AMI
that a portion 81 said estate remains ~ he ~
Nid"d amoug tho cvi,-- end IrgAtrrs of SAID
drc'sgei, aud praying among other tlIngs for
an order Of III tTih ton . the n. iIu. - Ia
estate among ia" Tcrsun- emitted
Isl Ordered int ali persons interested In
the estate - saii J r. Cl;UTCiER. drCr4.ri
- aid APPEAR b iuTo ih" i.tTict court u Tho
Fourth J]uHtcIAl District County Of LIko. At tbs
Cnn I 70 m NJ snrl Court, IN tho town u Eikp
~ All ElhC cuuuty. on SATURDAY. the 4Ist
DAY or Re Y Y. \. -. lsSS. AZ Iu
OLtLOCk \. VI, { IN und there t. SHOW r.rsr
VIII All order II dist button should NOT lao
male OF the rrSi'uo 81 said estate among tho
L"ghieeS sud Devices u the SAIL deceased. Ar
COrIiug to law.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED. That a cory
o. thin order be- purlIsu'd Tor four Hucccssiy.
weeks, before tho laid 2ist DAY or FEHRIf.
Ahh. n. ID. iSSj, Ia tho Fiku l"yuErrSuyEr a.,
new rIHptT rTInibI AM published "a tho Aid
county. II. M. q BELUw,
lated. January u. 1855.
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PAYMENT o. ELK0 COUNTY BONDS
Payable Prom The Sinking Fund.

fayaple From The Sinking Fund.
Is ACCORDANCE WITH TN o
lens "f an Act entitled "A Act To- refund a
portion Of the bonded debt OF Elk County Ap-
proved uly &c, 1881 Notice Is hsseby given
that II presented at my once In EIo, &cv.dA,
on OF h fore FRIDAY. MARCH IS. lSs5, the
following EILo Couat Ioud- issued IN nr.
suauc' o sEid At. will be psil. together
with the interest Thereof which shall have C.
cru d At the cate pT,se ted. Bonds Number
>, ~ aud II,
Should the said bonds not DO presented
within the imo above 81, cited. then. from
and after ! . Date named 10 wit: FEIpAY
THE THEFT ENTu DAY UF ARG uc,t
intcrcsi therein Will c Ase.
L.. Z. MORGAN.
County Tica.urcr.
". II. simIEE,
Deputy. Fcb'ry Is, 1856.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
MARRIED.

GIGNoUX-LoFrUs-In Dayton, February
10, 1880, by Rev. George y. Eastman.
Jules +. Gignoux to Miss Mary Lotus.
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Payable From the Jail Redemption Fund.

oS-S '" 1hC al hcuGLlpLlCn \ unQ
Is ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRovIs-
= ions Of an Act entitled IN Act TO authorize
tie County Of Elko 20 contract a debt and f..
sue bonds for the construction of a County
Jail approved March :. 1879. Notice Is hereby
given that IL Presented at my office in Elkp
Nevada. on or before the TIIIRTEfS TH DAY
OF MARCH lsS5. the following Elio County
bond Issued in pursuance Of : ID act. will be
paid together with interest thereon VIII CHI
shall have accrued Al the date presented
Bond No. i've (5l
sh uid the Ssid bond not b. presented With.
In the time above specified then from and after
the date nAmei a. wit: FRIDAY, TIE
THIRTEENTH DAY OF MARCH. lss3. inter.
EFT thereon will CEASE.
l.. +. MORGAN.
County Treasurer.
NJ II. MILLEE.
Deputy. Feb'Iy -. 1855.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22
LIVE AND LET v "

At the beginning Of the New Year l.
desire to extend my sincere thanks TO
the public who have favored me with n
liberal patronage during the year which
has just closed, and to assure my GUS
toners and the general public TINT the
motto which heads this article shall in
future as in the past, he tic governing
principle Of my imnEactions with those
who favor me with their custom,
With kind regards to past and future
patrons, wishing all n Happy New Year
! am the Public's obcdient Servant,
HIRAM CHLsE.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22

TICkETs, Admitting Gentleman ADD
40 unmarked person Will 10 AlloueI ~
dance until those In Costume hs,e rrnor.d
their mask.
Parties from a diEtAser eau Gld Arconn..
dstions with MRS. Pi"rcc At the CarlIn iIo,,l
"hcro . one .uI pr ~tI b. rsrySL {. o'eIocl.
A GENERAL INVITATION IL ATTENDED
TO ALL.
let hnsr dsuce VIII never danced bsfor.
And those ~ho have d'rcel, dance tho mere.
1 fine lot Of costumes vii. be on hand
Cor Ii occasion. For fur,Vcr informa-
ton inquire at the PostoGice.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22

Fresh Eastern Oysters received dali,
by express nj the Gem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-02-22

Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure Is sold by us on n guarantee. /
cnres consumption For salo by + +.
Muller.
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PRoMPTER-A. :. LpnE'ey.

Frat CiSso Music will De Furnished by sI.r,
ans QuadEiI.s BEni.
I1-GRASp MARCH AT $50 I1
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WashingtOn's Birthday.
INVITATION COMMITTEE.
cariin Lodge No. sol knights OF Sage
Drush.

RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
II. Trewiek. W. II. Anderson.
a. LlssAk. j.. u. HATdnaa,
q e. Anderson, Capt. J. A. Palmer.
H.. y. IIshtuer.
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PAYMENT OF ELKo COUNTY BONDS.

deceased.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-12-09
Giving Way toa Sister.

Not many sisters would be as oblig-
ing as was the one mentioned in one
of the following Incidents, which illus
trate some peculiar customs existing
among French Canadian peasants.
For these people, as indeed is the case
for almost all communities, the chief
social event is a wedding Among the
habitans it is almost the only set oc-
casion for festivities. The priest then
permits dancing, and allows unusual
expenses to be incurred. Courtship is
short, and engagements are made fire.
quently with view to pecuniary in
terests, as in France.
A widower recently went to spend
an evening with neighbor who had a
sister-a spinster whom no one
thought of-marrying. When the visit
Or left the house the brother accom-
panied him, and suggested that he
marry the spinster. They returned
to the house, and went to the bedside
OF the lady, who was asleep. When
she had been awakened, the visitor
said to her,
.'Mademoiselle c., take a good
look at me; am rather worse that /
look by candle-light, and I've nine
small children, and not much land.
Will you marry me?"
The elderly i1laa;;aaen, still half-asleep.
rubbed her eyes, looked the frank
sutton over for a moment, yawned ,and
replied. DYES
''Then be ready next Tuesday"
And that was all there was OF that
courtship, which was certainly brief:
simple, and to the point.
In another case, the would-be bride
groom found his betrothed crying
after the banns had been published.
''Whatever is the matter, Marie?"
he asked.
"Well, Baptiste," she replied, "my
sister Louise wants very much to
marry, because she is older than Land
it is her turn first. And it makes me
sad to see her disappointed Now, ii
you would only marry her! Every
thing is ready; and it would be such a
relief''
"Well, well,' cheerily replied the
young man, don't cry about a little
thing like that. Louise will do; go and
tell her to get ready
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1885-12-09
A Mara jay Gould, Owes Five
iA,OllarS To.

Uncle Aew:Sanons, a Jolly, blg-wis-
kered man a5hD lives at Gouldsboro
.Station, Bear:tke point where Wayne,
pPike LuznsaneYand Lackawannaco un-
tiles touch, GnceSlent SIS To-Day Gould.
''oDhe day im the,agpring of 1862" says
,,safr. Simonss 81 gSt word frusn him to
klfiz-e down TO lGouldsboro tannery,
prepared to AetdhIiEm and nlunk to
tlaa@tation. Edrnye down sad got
him:and his trunk. When we were
witMaa half a rNlle. Of this plaeeFhe sud-
denk7 f5urned to- me ;s.nd said::.Asimon
lend MAJ S. bad rIienty of sesoney
in tf&Ke days. Tttoak roll of bills
out OF 4ny pocket, ,atxl, holding the
reins Between my knees, I hunted out
a SIS bill iand handad1iit so him. 1[ew, :
/ said-isslways cafAed!aam Jay-Ia1-,
Isaid, lis that enough?' That ali I
want, he said. TlBesl !lleput his hanta,
on my knee and said: When I gel; TO
New York Llntend to aaake my mark: =
I was a ticket agent here then. I was
in the Office when Gould stepped up to
sthe window to buy his ticket to New
York He took some loaSe change
ast of his pocket. He co,lAned it over.
The fare to Nov York Mas SO GO,
After counting his change lie looked
Through the window at me ,apd said:
hssinon haven't enough money Of my
own to pay my fase to New York
Then he handed me the $5 bill L had
loaned him. Istanaped him a fcket.
and gave hi,ns 40 change. lie put
it in his pocket. a few minutes after
ward he got aboard the tram for New
York, andl haveneversser him SINCE
'Did he evsF pay you the SIS back
Uncle Levi" Not yet" said Uncle
Lew, and the january has been turn
ed into clothaepin factory"