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FRESH CoMpLExloNS

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the system needs ,toning and
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the eyes and skin of yellowness,
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II was greatly troubled with boils on my neck
and body, and could find nothing to relieve me.
simmons Liver Regulator having been recon-
mcnded to me. tried it with complete success,
and have had no return of them since. JAS. NJ.
CLEMENT, Agent Phila. Southern Mail Steam
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Having suffered long time with Indigestion
and Constipation, my health being broken and
my complexion assumed yellowish hue. After
using Simmons Liver Regulator for a short time
my health was restored, also the freshness of my
complexion."- M BROOKS, Clinton, Ga.
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}. WHEELER.
WHEELER & WYLDE,
Grain. Commission. Provision & Stock
BROKERS',
Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 25.-Wheat dull: holders
offer freely; California No. !, IS 1Od@6s lid
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per GENITAL. Corn quiet but steady. Lard
Prime Western, 34s I'd per cwt.
BANK OF MINNESOTA.
Paid Up Capital $500, 600; Surplus $50, 600.
WM. DAWSON, Pres RoBr. A. SMITH. V. Pres.
ALBERT SCHEFgEtl Cashier.
GIIFIILANBLOCK 81. PAUL. MINI
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ST. Paul, MINI,

r. NJ. NEWPORT Pres't., MICHAEL DEFIEL, WIRES.
w. b. EVANS, Cashier, G. A. HAWKS, Asst Cashier.
THE SEVEN CORNERS BANK,
ST. Paul, MINI,
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"a and 26 South First Street,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Pork and Beef Packers,
AND GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS.
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THE CAPITAL BANK

Drake Block. ut. Paul MINI.
CAPITAL 100000. SURPLUS $4,000
L. h. REED, President; w. D. KIRK. Casn4er
Nv WAIT Assistant. Ca,L.e..
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E. w. CLARK,
GRAIN, PROVISION AND STOCK BROKER
No A South Third Street. Minneapolis Min n
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Quotations of stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The following are the
CLOSING nricaS hid TODAY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-16
Horrible Calamity.

4 Fort Wayne, Ind, dispatch Of the
10th instant says:
Train NJ. :, known ns the day cx-
prrss, which left Chicago Mt J:Ij via the
Fort Wayne road yesterday afternoon.
was passing the little station of Iuwood
SiN miles east Of Plymouth at Just e
O'Clock Inst evening when n hurrihlc ne
nd, MT occurred anu four lives were
lost thereby. John Wymcr, a young
farmer living a milc and ~ half cnst Of
IuwUui. started from his home in the
morning accompanied 10y his wife and
two pretty little daughters ngcd 3 aud 1
years. &" visit sOnc friends. After
spending most Of the day. they started
back mud reached Iuwuul station nj q
O'Clock. just Mt the time the day tx.
press IS due. hs his wagon was pass.
ing over TIA" tracks II was struck by the
engine. Both horses were killed i'm
stnntly. aS wns also John wymcr aud
the eldest Of the two girls. HIS wife
md the other child escaped instant
death only Ia sulirr the agouics Of ling
cring death. They were mnnglcd so ns
to mike them almost unacceptable.
md presented n sickcning appearance.
Tho oldest chili's head was completely
severed from her body aud lay ten or
iftr II feet from tho trunk. white Wymcr
was simply n shnpclcss mass cf human
flesh. Mrs. Wymcr md the younger
child were not mnnglcd so badly as the
other two. hut they were injured beyond
hope of recovery. An eye witness said
10 an associated press reporter: at il nm
awful accident. hut no one is 10 blnuc
except Wymer himsolf."
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from THURSDAY. Dai.y.G
sAI.N,,.uNO

Our markets are now we'll supplied
vita strawberries at % cent, "A box.
L. gular meeting Elko Lodge No. Is.
Knights Of PytLias, at ;heir Hail to-
night.
A carload of freight was received
here this morning, cousisned to E.ko
and T~usearura parties.
That the population of Elko is on the
increase, the notice under the head OF
Born elsewhere in this issue is an ev-
idcnce.
The Carson Appeal gives the most in
te'iigen; and ~prs'isewurthy report of the
recent S!attery-ROdda interview that
we nave seen.
The New York Worlds Washington
correspondent says that JOHN Sherman
and his friends nre preparing plans to
loom Sherman and Levi L. Morton for
1855.
Miss ". +. Hough has ju t closed a
very successful term of school at Toano
and returned home. She will open the
Summer term in Pleasant Valley next
Monday.
John IL. Dennis, who has been so-
j"urning for IA time in Zion, returned
by tHis mornings train, and will iilum-
mate this village with the light OF his
coun'enance for IL fes days.
The case Of the State of Nevada W. w.
w. Rogers a given - the jury last
night shortly after . o'clock, and after
Il short consult ton n verdict OF not
guilty was returned. This verdict was
eNpec ell by all who heard the trial, and
consequently excited no surprise.
The Reno Gazette says: Lieutenant
Governor LaugLton has commenced
manduuus proceedings in Ia. Suprrm.
Court TO cuIuprl controller uni!ock to
draw warrants, on the Treasury for his
salary as 5 ate Librarian. Tn, amount
III arrears up TO Nay lst was 81, 500.
Mrssrs. W. u. Stewart and \. C. Ellis
are Ltughton's attorneys.
The 4 ntlemanly proprietors of the
Depot Hotel, Mcssrs Clark and Green.
will give n practical illustration of their
enterprise by laying IL new floor in their
dining room within a few days. This
Will supply the Order uf Old Fellows
with IA fine dancing fipor for their grand
ball which will be given during the
meeting Ct the Grand Lodge in June.
We have ascertainei that we were
somewhat in error as to the matters
con aimed III an article published last
Wednesday. in which it was stated that
there were ruDorS OF an approaching
marriage The parties referred IL
were MIR. l.. Huskinson, Of Quincy.
Cal, aud the daughter of Mr.. Melon.
all, Of Prko, and it nov tmnspirzs that
the parties were married in California
some time since, and that Mr.. Hu,kin
son came up for the purpose Of accom-
ptuyiug his wife on her return to their
home in that State.
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Imported Cattle.

Mr.. n. +. llapgood. agent for 4. Is.
Matthews. importer nnd breeder ot Gal.
lowny md Angus cattle. arrived here
this morning with II herd Of Gallowny-.
which nTc gunricrrd nj Krith's stable.
The herd consists Of fifteen bulls, one
COW aud two hrifcrs. all hornlcss aud ms
black ~ rows. several Of which nrc TO.
cent iWporiations from Scotland. The
stock is bsrc for sale. and stockmcn
who desire TO improve their herds by
the Introduction Of this hardy bred Of
cattle would do well 10 call early anil
make their selections.
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Taken mp Icy tAc subscriber. one
chestnut srrrCl mare. about , or G years
old. branded on left niah with quarter
circle y, and ~ right shoulder with l.
= connected with btr. The owner il ~.
qu"strd to call, prove property. pay
charges and take the animal away.
i. q. LEWIS.
Tonno, May 10, 1856.
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IFroia Saturday . Daily.l
kALNASISDI.

Eieeman I1aH Will be crowded to-
night.
Judge Eires left this morning for
Eureka.
Petroleum has been found in New
Mexico.
Several cases will receive the atten-
ton Of tue presen; Grand Jury.
3. NJ. Henley received "a cousignmen,
OF fresh Strawberries from Newcastle
asst evening.
A brisk, cold wind from the south
IVES; ma lie out loor exercise very uu.
pleasant this morning.
Those who visited Miss Grant.
schoo! yesterday. say that the exrrciscs
were quite interesting.
An infusion Of chloride Of zinc l.,
ionHd to make paper a. tough aud
strong As wood or | aincr.
John L. Dixon of T~uscarora. is in
town looking after his .uterests la the
Squ'bbIe GuIch mining suit.
II Is rumored that a rich vein Of gold
bearing quartz las been discover Il 50
miles west Of uIko, Lincoln cuu..,y.
Leonard Wines of Ruby Valley came
down from II dIrrk Ia; rvun.ng On bus.
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DR.. Mrigs jus; returned from Island
Mountain, aud reports that Archie Dog
scy's injuries are severe, he having
fallen Ct his head and sustained % u
custom uf the brain, but the Doctor
thinks Ia" will pail through all right. lie
will he brought in as O - as it is safe
TO move hlsl.
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7 ARRIVALS.
DEPor norEL-CLArK & GREEN, Pho
~PRIErCEs.

-
II. W. Brown, Jno. +. Dixon, L. IL.
hunisman, T%uscarora; WIN. Eddy, JAS.
McNiulleu, Dceth; Albert Lisstk, Car'iu
NJ. {. Nero, Taylor; l.. A. Hall, Sau
Francisco; sIrs. W. =. Ladd aud daueh-
ter. Palisadr; Vim. Butler, John How
ellis, i~;edding. Cal; Airs Jas. CARAT, I.
Maiounin, L. NJ. Lnherty; l.. Erwin, Ii.
Davis, Rob,. Hubs. Tuscarora.
Vim. Mitchell and wife, Huntington;
7. II. X lily, J. II. Davis, w. A Rey-
nolds, Battle Mountain; Jno. L. Dixon,
L. J. McNamec, Tuscarora; L. W. st.
Clair, Deetb; Len. Wines, Ruby VAL
ley, Eugene Thompson, do ; l.. ID. Full
mer, Chas. Henderson,, San Fran; W.
\. Shepherd, j. Robinson, Coral Hill;
+. w. Wille,te, Omaha; Miss L. Collins
Chico: Kobt. II. Clarke. Carson; NJ. S.
Bonuide!d, Winncmucca; T.. Bluett,
C. ki!pAtrick, Bullion; N. Garnou, Mo-
line
{. ID. Dugnn. Carlin; " Marks, S.
F.; VI. Fitzgclnld, Deans ranch.
l" A. Hall. san Francisco; G. Wood
ward, Jack Creek; Il. p. Wood, A.
Leichtcr, Tuscarora; Jno Ainley, Blaine
ID. E. Hooten. Chns. Adams, South
Fork; Angelo. Fort Halleck; u. Hall,
Samuel McMullen, Star Valley; j. J.
Hill, Winnemucca; Thos. Foster, Carlin;
Ira ID. Wines, Rnby; A. Quilici, Bullion;
\. F. Hnpgood Kansas City, Mo. W. b.
Gibbs and wife, Clover; sam Shaded.
Ogden; NJ. Bndt, Wells; Eugene Thorup-
son, Carlin; Fred Lovelock, Columbia
Tie Robinson, Lamoille;
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From Mondays Daily
AIAGEN:I

y AaAA IN ANlh'ANNNi OA
time.
The Fourth Of July comes on Sunday
this year.
Charley Eisenberg came il from Bull
lion to-day.
5. S. Sears returned from Lamoille
Valley to-day.
john VI. Dorsey of Fort Halleck is in
town to-day.
Hon. G. W. Cassidy is expected to
leave Washington for home about the
lUIh instant.
County Surveyor Thompson came
dow from llul!eck this morning, and
went on dow to CaGAm.
Mrs. Green. wife Of Henderson
Grrrn of the Depot Hotel, Was taken
sudIc"!y al tuis morning.
Yesterday was very disagr,eahlr, &C.
clsioued hy IL cod ~imd which nl,ed the
"tmos. here Will clouds of dust.
Miss Lou C.aisusad, who is teaching
tue MounI Valley school. came Ia OF
SATURDAY aud srtIru / yesterday.
The prospects o:nno,hsr wsddiug in
the near future areln very favorable.
Can you guess vino the paI;.cs axe:
- HI - .I.rHa. Ii. .
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G. G. Warner & Go. forwarded yes
terdny for Tuscnrora, by the leans 81
tho fast freight line. 1000 pounds
Of merchandise mud $500 feet Of lum-
her. Tuscarurn fcights ARE on the in.
crease. which is a favorable indication
for that camp.
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GEM-BARTLErr Il OsrREIcuER, Pro-
EIETo

" Cs"TREIcHER, PRo-
PRIEroRS
Judsan Dakin, Lamoille: W. c. Price,
Feed Wilson, Eugene Way, Ed Will
Jams, Tuscarorn, +. NJ. McPhetres,
Adobe; JAS. L. Myers, GAINESVILLE; Pred
W. Beers, Oakland.
T. 7. Harris, Huntington, r. II. Wat
kius, w. j. Urton, IL. Pnulsen. C. S.
Billiard, c. d. Fry, JAS. Burke, Jas.
Hansen, W. G.. Price, Tuscarora; Geo.
knopp, salt Lake; c. Wiley, Blliuc;
II \ Tnver, Bullion; E. p Sylvester,
Sheridan, Gala; J.. II. Weilaud, Well
nnd's Station; o. p. Star, Princeton,
No.; w. j. Hughes, do; f. Fisher,
+. Colomibet, l.. Colombet, San jose.
Gala.
ii. c. Moore, Tama City, Iowa; l..
C.. Flood, LamoilIe; Iii. Stoker, James
Stauts, Bullion; Walter Brown, Frank
Brown, Huntiu ton; Jack Rails, Reno;
Geo. Elmore, Pcko; Z. G.. Mcclellan,
Wells; W. l.. Keith, NJ. Roland, Prince
ton. Mo.
l.. @. Mcclellan, A. J.. Bender. 2.
Carat, G.. w. peltier, Tnscarora; II. A.
TrIycr, Bullion; 4. y. jacques, Toano;
Ihos. Harrison. VIM. Hawkins, John
Jasper, Ruby; W. W ,lker, Oakland; Mrs
G. W. Baker, Eureka; J. McDermott, c.
b. Lcdlick, Lamoillc; C.. Z. Mayer,
Fort HtilcCk; w. II. Kennedy, j. Il.
Henry, Mound.
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HUMBOLDT HoUsE-JOHN KELsCH. Pho
. FL Todd, Tuscrrorn; Henry Borden,
VIM. EnopT, Wells; IL. T.. Bates, Fox
Springs; NJ. Chaser, Pcko.
o. II. Iiolbrook. William Holbrook-
Wilson Geek.
Autonc Ramsey. f. Widmcr, Moline;
c. W. Clara, Sacramento.
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Wib Give Lessons.

Miss Fannie Clark will take pupils In
voice culture. Terms. Twelve lcssOua.
thru Per week. SS. For particulars in
puirc NJ tho residence VI j. l.. liar.
rows,
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
6ALNAGUNDG

why are editors like convicted burg.
lars: Because they oppose long SEN
fences.
ITO the pure all things nre pure
said tue LarkerP, when accused of doc
toring his whiskey.
Dir. q. W. G!ayson returned yester-
day from TuScarurr, and left this mo!n-
lug for san Francisco.
Hank Keith says it is difficult TO tell.
Mt "A short distance, whether Hapsood's
cattle are '.sSlls" or "Deais."
Mr. Ira ID. Wines, of Ruby Valley.
came down from Hrlleck by the train
last evening, aul returned ,Lis NOM
inc.
The trial Of the State of Nevada vs..
W. W. Rogers is ia pnrGor,s - We 20 To
pres, and will not probably be couclui-
sd ultil to-:Eo.rOw.
Royal b.. Young has been convicted
Of unlawful roa.b.. aud Judge Ziuc
hIs fixed jInc l., as the tim. for pro-
Eounc.ug ne.tcmce.
4 negro was recently scalped in Texas
for a,sa ItIng u white girl, and ever
s'ncr hr has been IL vigorous opponent
Of the tIrln Oh ~Oul.
The various portions Of the county
are represented 10y members of the uial
jury. Who aic here III obedience to the
mandate O! the Cou.t.
jig saw Rip, OF whatever his name
l., cS.Cniu ST Mni.t-r, and suite.
passed through th.s moIniug ell routc
to t1c t~IOwcry Kingdom.
\ green dinner Is one given to a girl
WHO = 10 come Out next Winter. 1t l.
Nomct!ncs dllicul, t. tell which is tie
Ercrneg, .he girl or the dinner.
During the quarter ending March 81
the l'nrIdir" Valley Mining Company
worked 2,Iij tons. the gross yield o
which was s5C,GoJ -, at I cost Of S47,
- GI.
u1,
Lo,l, o,,r,r uh,,
connected with the Distinct Court, gave
IN. ly,vr.~ny.r - ,r;.,.,r.
n,.rpiu..
N''. o. - 'r"'ihi" Il daughter left
ms M".hiI : Tor Mineral Hall, "Eerc
. ~ DO
n.a4r.. nuI r,r -, H.,
r... ,Y,,.-r
= M"'''"' 'he S~rH'I"inaniY railroad
"N'''' i'' 'H'' morning Tor san Fran
''S''' ana Ms 'r'H.n h"Pr-I, u.on H.
'"''''' Ia '''H'!-s " Ies'r'O'c r~Jast.uH
III |"'''''h'''
- ""'''r an Ier TAU ih'"r'
~ "''""'' '''' '"'' m"'AihS Tor Ca!.-
'''"'' ID" " Visit 10 Mrs. hent, the
"''.'' % "''' "''h'f' WHO - quite
''' '"'""S aH"'E'G S'ISHt al1"he Of
i"''!7'S'
The hard-slove G,ht nj the Virrini,
City Opera Iious, ON S,turJ.v cv,.,ir,
between Jane, S!nttrry and J,,u,-
Epdlt, FOR 500 n side. r,,pI,,.l in
victory Tor the former. RpII, not VIII.
ming u single round.
am,
my muuly beauty in San Francisco and
he trials and tlis.lu.ious a.. l~.-,r ,rI
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BORN.

ScHorr- In Elko, Nay @. 1886, TO the
wife ol fcterSchoit a sou.
Sr"NE.-In Exc. My IL, 1886, TO the,
wife OF L. y. Stone, n son.
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Quite n number 81 parties from Tus-
Cnr"rr, Interested in the Lanrriy-May
Qur,u mining suit, are here attending
the District Count.
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NOTICE.

For sale seven head q CHOICE mitch
cows cheap for cash also u hsif breed
DcavOnshirG bull. Cnll on or address
BSoX A.. CnASg.
South Fork.
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From Wednesdays DaIiy.I
HALMAI3I NDI.

DIoAh u ialu up Win an attack oil
pneumonia.
"Ihere has been nj strike yet for an
advance IN the wages of sin"
High winds and consequent dust pre-
vail. but We are becoming accustomed
10 It.
The Rogers trial is still in progress as
we 90 to press, and II night session of
Count will be h,ld this evening.
Allen Fisher, United States Postmas-
ter at Well, ain down ON this morn
'ng's train AMI stopped over in town to-
day.
Bowling alleys should be popular
with the Kmi gifts % Labor, AS somebody
has to "set EN- up" Whenever there is
II strike.
Thousands Of dead birds were found
surrounding the electric light tower and
on the roofs of ncishborins buildings at
Chicago one morning not long since.
Times.Rcview: That Spring is here
to stay, is evidenced Icy the Luncrou,
lights which have occurred in town dur.
ing the past iorty-cisht hours.
Eureka Sentincl:-Mrs. J.. J.. Wines
and her daughter, NIrs. j. T.. Gallagher.
LETT yesterday for san Francisco. The
latter expects To remain there Tor Il cou-
pie OF months.
There is IL baseball club composed
exclusively Of lad-fcmnl,s in New Or
leans, and thcy are sail To look too
sweet with their i~crsies, knce Jrccchcs
aud colorcd stockings.
Mrs. George Washington always re-
ccived her guests sitting. aud George
used his knife in eating and drank his
tea from his saucer. Now, what is So
clety going to do about it.
Mrs. Sudden Rich is the maine of a
woman who resides in Boston. aud she
Is soon to be married to n man bv
the name of Poore. What IA financial
crash this union will occasion.
The Cheyenne Live Stock Journal
says: NJ. l.. Post has purchased from
Sparks 4 Tiunin Of Elko county, 1000
h~"iferS, II thi.i of which are to he
grade herciordo, AMI 1000 steers.
Silysr ;t,t.. Tb.-,,o
tho r,y.r,lI of ia. p,r.r. -:
inc Comp,r,-- a, l. II A..
rs, NJ I'm. mill o,I ,,,..I, m.
! ,Ii,nurs.m rts ,or ,,, I'm, 1T.
am,.nt +, ,b,u, s,5 n,n
BEEF cattle passed throu.h this morn.
ins. Tuey were shipped by c. Derby
Ht Reno, and are destined tor the Chico
go market. /, is somvtLin. unusual
1T thi, pu.nt to see beef cattle roipu
Est.
,
.-~.
"a t nl'-s
~ =
NV moon ms Ii '"' src'Ad time HrE
~''"J'S'' ms 'l''''" L''cFio'' during
h't i''s"'
Reno Journal:-Profcssor C.. $
Your, State Superintendent Of Public
instructions, ht, a.,rp;rl TIA, inyit atom
To d, LIVER ;lrc address ut the gladuatirg
exercises Of the Virginia High School.
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Notice.

4 horse Todco wilt ommenc on Nay
10Th. issG, by n roundup At John Vow.
rll's corral. An prrsoDs interests will
please tuko notice.
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Our markets are nov we'll supplied
with strawberries Mt % cent, a box.
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From Fridays Daily.
HALhAGUNDI.

Another Grand Jury was drawn to-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-09-30


That d Mexicans lying drunk some
where" said the president of the Z. NJ. Co.
II don't like the look of this at ALL" said
DIR. Guild, as they rode up beside the indig
nant animal. "If it had been an American, it
might have been carelessness, but no Mexican
ever forgets his beast. Drive ahead, boys;
we may be too late"
In half an hour they came in sight of the
ledge below, the crumbled furnace, and the
motionless figure of Concho, wrapped in a
blanket, lying prone in the sunlight
II told you so-drunk' said the president.
The doctor looked grave, but did not speak
They dismounted and picketed their horses
Then crept on all fours to the ledge above the
furnace There was cry from Secretary
Gibbs. "Look yer. Some fellar has been
jumping us, boys, See these notices"
There were two notices on canvas affixed
to the rock, claiming the ground, and signed
by Pedro, Manuel, Miguel, Wiles and Ros-
common.
"This was done, doctor, while your trust
worthy Greaser locater-d-n him-lay
there drunk, WHAT'S to be done, nowl"
But the doctor was making his way to the
unfortunate cause of their defeat, lying there
quite mute to their reproaches. The others
followed him.
The doctor knelt beside Concho unrolled
him, placed his hand upon his wrist, his ear
over his heart, and then said:
dead"
"Of course. He got medicine of you last
,igrh4 IF 4 =
practice"
But the doctor was too much occupied to
heed tho speakers raillery. He had peered
into Concho's protuberant eye, opened his
mouth, and gazed at the swollen tongue, and
then suddenly rose to his feet.
"Tcar down those notices, boys but keep
.hem Put up your own. Don't be alarmed
you viii not be interfered with, for here is
murder added to robbery"
"MurClerg"
"Yes," said the doctor, excitedly, "I'll take
my oath on any inquest that this man was
strangled to death. He was surprised while
asleep. Look here" Hepointed to the revolver
still in Concho's stiffening hand, which the
murdered man had instantly cooked, but could
not use in the struggle
"That's So" said the president; 1no man
goes to sleep with cooked revolver. What's
to be donel'
Everything" said tho doctor. ",This deed
was committed within the last two hours; the
body is still warm. Tho murderer did not
come our way, or we should have met him on
the trail. He is, if anywhere, between here
and Tres Pinos"
Gentlemen" said the president, with a
slight preparatory and half judicial cough,
"two of you will stay here and stick The
others win follow me to Tres Pinos. The law
has been outraged. You understand the
courtl"
| BY some odd influence the little group of
half-cynical, half-trifling and wholly reckless
men had become suddenly sober, earnest citi-
zens- They said; $50 on" nodded their
heads, and betook themselves to their horses.
Had we not better wait for the inquest and
swear out warrants" said the secretery.
cautiously
How many men have wet"
"Fiven
Then, said the president, summing up the
Revised Statutes of the state of California in
one strong sentence, ''then we don't want no
| Id warrant"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1886-09-30

"Go on, then! But keep thou on that side,
and viii on this" And so, side by side,
listening, watching, distrustful of all things,
but mainly of each other, they stole back and
up into those shadows from which they might,
like evil spirits, have been POLITICALLY evoked.
A half hour passed, in which the east
frightened, flashed and again melted into
gold And then the sun came up haughtily,
and fog that had stolen across the summit
in the night arose and fed up the mountain
side, tearing its white robes in its guilty haste,
and leaving them huttering from tree and
crag and scar. A thousand tiny blades, nest
ling in the crevices of rocks, nurtured in
storms and rocked by the trade winds,
stretched their wan and feeble arms toward
Him; but Concho the strong, Concho the
brave, Concho the light hearted spake rot
nor stirred