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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
STATE AT LARGE.
NEWS MOTIFS FRox THE CITY BY THE
DAN.
The Electric Plsnt for the street-cars-
Tho Cotton-FsetOriss-Per-
sonEl Hsws.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond DIsps;ch.I
DASvuLR, VA, August Z. 1883


DASvuhE, VA, August Z, 1883
The contractors are busy with tho
work OF erecting the necessary bindings
in which to place tue electric plant 70 be
used in propelling the street-cars The
machinery will be run 10y water power.
IL Is now said that all things will be IN
readiness by September. There is little
doubt that the line will be extended 10
the New reservoir.
Both the cotton-factories are pushing
ahead with additions to their buildings.
The Riverside Mills will erect . large new
building and donble the present capacity.
The company already employs five hun
dred hands
While there have been good rsins in
this immediate section and IN other sec
tions of The county, the rains have been
very "partial. as the farmers say, aud
there are various localities in which the
drought Is severe and the crops are sui
fering greatly. The weather Is intensely
hot md has been for several days past.
Oliver Dudley is improving and Will
get well.
Tie Lester boom grows. lie is the
most popular candidate the Democrats
could have settled on. All the Demo
Gratis seem TO be delighted with the
nomination.
The Star warehouse, which was sold
yesterday. was owned ly the late DR..
Johu r. Hutchings and IS fine pro-
perty. il is the building IN which the
Tobacco Exposition wss held last fall.
The health of the city has greatly I'M
proved since the sewer system was put
in. There has been little or no malarial
fever tins summer.
The bonded warehouse is now fixed
fact and tho building will be erected a..
m early date. This institution viii be
worth mach 70 the tobacco business Of
DanYllc. {. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
GIoucestcr peus ocrats.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA, I

August 6, 1883.
At a meeting OF the Democrats OF
Gloucester Captain Achilles Rowe was
elected chairman and E. Fl. Wolfe, Esd,
secretary. Senator J. \. Stubbs and
Msrvus Jones, Esq., being called on
made speeches to sn enthusiastic audit
enco, the meeting cheering the names OF
Cleveland and Thurman to the echo.
The following delegates aud alternstes
were elected TO represent this county IN
the congressional convention which
meets at Fredericksburg on the 9Th IN
slant:
Abingdon Di,trict-John W. Pills, Jo-
seph Il. Bridges, George r. Hayes, vii
liam X. Thurston, and George ". Deale.
Alternatcs b. Catiett, I. |. Rowe,
Willie Minor, Theophilus Richardson,
and James J Sinclair.
Ware District. II. Seawell, Rex
Hinkle. and Marquis Jones Aternates--
j. Il. Reese, T. !. Davis and J. W. Fox.
Petsworth District-F. Il. Jones,
George A. Tineley, and j. +. Ross. Al
ternates-W. {. Aberson, @. I. Roane,
and W. ". Mason.
Delegate ct arge-Senator J. y.
Stubbs. Alternate-Major Thomas Sed-
don IaIiafcrro.
\ motion was unanimously passed re-
electing the incumbent County Commit
ire.
On motion the secretary was directed
10 furnish copies Of the proceedings to
the D,Spafch, W0fc, wing, aud 11dc-
,cafer l'4guiGn. with the request that
the same be published.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
ACHILLES Rowe, Chairman.
T. III. TPDJc, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Personal.

The young Empress of Germany is
convalesceni. The young Prince is Wig
orous and hearty, and the Gar Is to DO
his godfather.
Archduke Joseph Of Austria is follow
ina up his Grammar OF the Gypsy
Language with q Dictionary" Ii IS
anticipated that the work Will extend to
over 900 pages
Professor j.. ID. Ventura, OF Boston,
well known as q public reader and teach
er OF Italian and French, has been called
to the chair of phiology in the Uniyer-
sity Of Athens Greece.
Prince Louis Ferdinand Of Bavaria has
passed his final medical examination,
qualifying him TO practice as physician.
This Id the second member of the Ba-
varisn royal family who has joined the
medical profession.
The Rev. j. j.. Hopwood has been
presented 10y his relative, Lord Derby.
with tho rectorship of the parish church
at Bury. II is worth 81, 500 per snnum
and is the richest ecclesiastical plum in
all England. Several bishops receive a
far lower salary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

Mrs. CoRNEUA J. H. JoWAy. Of
LyDchburg, ias lately made a sojourn
in this city-so we infer from an int
resting letter Of hers that appears in the
Lynchburg Adcance Of Monday. We
quote what she says Of one of our faith
iul and competent city officers and OF
the electric cars:
The parks of Richmond constitute a
noticeable feature in the city improve
mcnt. and rs parks are really the lungs
Of dcnsely growing city any populous
town that fails 10 include them falls 10
insure that health end comfort which
life ID Tie open air is calculated to pro-
mote. Ia our State capital these parks
are like green spots in desert Ot bricks
and mortar, and it is pleasant % pee the
crowds that frequent them dai!y-par-
ticularly IN the afternoons when hun
dreds Of little Tots may be- seen on tho
lawns accompanied byInammas ornurses.
enjoying the freedom of open air life
with as much delight rs thu birds and
squirrels That share 1t with them.
ap inc'incd to think that Richmond
is largely indebted for much OF its grow
ing beauty and attrac.ivcness to her wise
selection Of city engineer. COlonel
Cutshaw carries the mark 81 brave
soldier, having lost limb in the service
Of the Coufederacy, and the diligence
and skill he mas displayed IN his civil
profession proves him 10 be rs valuable
III peace rs IA war. Few men cau show
"a uobler record, whether Is a citizen or
soldier. The adoption Of the electric
cars was. we were told, largely due to
his influence and energy IN this direc-
ton, and when the motion was finally
carried al the stables IN the city con-
verted themselves into OTatOrIes Of
thanksgiving, and all the horses said
'amcn.
"Nhat boon they are, to be sure,
particularly to families who cannot afford
the expense Of livery, The motion Of
these cars is simply delightful, quite re-
sembing that OF an easy carriage drawn
over smooth roads by good trotters. The
drive extends from the reservoir TO
Church Hill aud Twenty-iirst street en-
braCing some OF the most beautiful por-
tons OF the city. Inynlids aud children
often avail themselves of It 10 get a Whit
of the balsamic breath Of tire hills. / do
trust it will not be long before our own
city viii likewise employ the blessing Of
electric cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Enmrmiar Aotcs.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Displt,hl
WIrrt.,.rnr " Anrnst 6. 1859.

lCorrospcr1cncc ~ Tho Richmond Displtchl
WaRREsroS, Va, August 6, 1883.
This section of the country has heen
suffering very mnch for the past three
weeks for want Of rain. Last night
there was heavy thunderstorm, winch
later on settled down into a constant
rain, which spread over the greater part
OF tie county.
Tho Warrenton Cotton Club gave
their regular weekly german on Friday
night last. which wa participated in by
p large number of dancers.
II "a estimated that there are over two
hundred visitors now ia WarreDton. the
greater part of whom are young ladies.
Real estate AGENTS OF this town have
succeeded in selllc the valuable estate
Of Nr j. G. ABORT. known AS EOck Hill,
situated near Melroaa ,tation, to an
Englishmau who has been living in Mid
dleseX.
Some boys found en- old horee grazing
ont uoar the springs and brought HIM 10
town and, after cutting of his tell, put
him in an old stable BELONGING TO Sir.
john Jam IS, which was little freQuented.
Here they kept him Tor week, feeding
bin on quart Of oats per day, getting
him in order 70 rlde nj a tournament,
they said. Finally the town sergeant
heard Of It and made tho young gentle
men return the horse, Last week tue
BOYS were brought before Justice Fiyn,
who ordered the parents to give them a
good whipping or else poy - for eech.
IL is understood that the rod was not
spared on the night Of that decision.
L., 4, III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

General Malone passed through here
Sunday on his way home from New York.
10 which city he went TO consult with
MIR. Quay, chairman Of the National
Republican Committee. The result OF
the consultation was entirely satisfactory
10 the General, who will be recognized
by Mr.. Qusy's committee as the head Of
the Republican party in Virginia. The
General Gays there will be only one Re
publican electoral ticket in Virginia, and
that that will loo the one selected at the
Petersburg Convention. 49, Washington
fctter--Afe1dRdrfa Gazette.
Good fortune has not yet entirely de-
serted the General il the above statements
be true. But he will not be able to
prove by the result of the election how
small is the number of bis foes within
the Republican party. Perhaps he would
rather that they should disappear from
public view altogether. All that has
happened has served to show how sound
was our frat advice TO Mr.. WISE to rely
upop BLAlsEs strength II was this that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

noon OF July 3lst while walking over
trestle near the Rivsnna river be made
misstep and fell, sustaining serious in
inries. He was brought TO the city hos
pital, where Or. W. G. n. Randolph
and others attended, him; but his inlu-
ries were such that DO could notrecover.
His remains were sent to North Carolina
yesterday afternoon.
Rev. II. A. Upper, Jr., ID. d., and
family, of Louisville, by, are visiting
at Rev. John 4. Randolph's. DR.. Tup-
per preached fine sermon in the Dap
list church last Sunday morning.
Mrs b. j. Tcnro, Of Fairfield, Va, is
visiting Miss Alice Ireiber.
Mr.. NJ. f. Roberts left for the North
Yesterday While there he will stop at
New Bedford, Mass, to visit the family
of DR.. J. c. HideD, his father-in-law.
".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

seated tho WISE delegates in The Chicago
Convention. But BnAIsN's fortunes are
not now involved, and Mr.. QvAy proposes
TO recognize MALONE rs the leader of the
Republican party in Virginia.
All IL not lost, however. LASusToS is
rs popular in the Fourth district 50
BLAINE is in the Union. II the WISE
men viii rally to tho support of LANG
sroN they may yet beat Malone in his
own district
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
inc Summer sen Serpent EIenri
From

A Providence Or. H. telegram says:
The sea serpent is reported oil Watch
Hill. Captain Delory, OF the sloop Mary
Ann. first sighted monstrous head two
feet eboge the water and about fifty feet
distant on Saturday. The appearance OF
the head is described as like that of an
alligator. The jaw looked TO be at least
i've feet in length aud were studded with
teeth six inches long. while the eyes
were as large as the crown of hat.
Back from the head nm huge fin.
which was kept straight he body
moved rapidly through the water. The
entire length OF thc creature as estimated
in its passing the boat gAs about evenly
feet. The Captain says II Was within
about ten feet rs it swept by the vessel.
Glmpses OF lis body, which was about
the size Of n barrel, showed bright-Gay-
ish scales. The crew were badly scared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

W. j. ANDERSON, Broad street. sue
cessor to r. 7. HmL K Co., has sent us
n copy Of book entitled "The Black
Ihalanx,' written by JOsgPH 7. VII
son, a negro. 1t contains full history
Of all the negro troops that were raised
on both sides during the war between
the States. 1t has General LEg's letter
which we recently reproduced, and
many other Confederate documents.
We suppose that tde book IS reliable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
CLEAFELAND HIGH 5CHOOL.s
y MARKHAM. FAlQl ltR COUNTY, ~


Post-Ofce, tnyef-ity Of virginia, ~.
Academic suIehts rom virginia pay 10 tgi-
ton. IS i--od2s s. ~ .lwHtAn5sodt b. tAu.U
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

have been troublol with s-rofua seven
years which frs. sar;sd cuf ou the top II my
head. giving rn6 iuhnlte trouble, with cuusian.
i'cniug. casting of ~ dry scale and Wat ~
liquid eXuded from undsr .he scales treAtci
10 for seven year up5uccessfully. aud WAS uu-
able % check it until iouud your CCllDCEA
RFsErIgs ono box CUUCVRA. enc cnke tCTl-
CURA SOAP and one bottle CCTICURA REs0LyENr
completely cured me, my skin becoming per-
fecuy clear and smooth. = d DAVIS.
ArLcsia. los Ankeles county, Cal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

"a petrifed man has been found in
Wisconsin. 1t is probably the body Of
the man who fell 'stone dead Or
was thoroughly rocky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
Eteaucr Ashore.
Ar tele xraph . the plspa,.

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispa'ch.l
Boston, August THE steamer Gate
City from Savannah, which went ashore
OF Castle Island Sunday night. was
hauled oil by tugs last night and arrived
here about ii o'clock. She is not leak
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

"'Gas, say persons who profess to
know, 'can be sold for 80 cents per
thousand" Frequently during a po-
litical campaign it can be had for no.
thing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

There were several uuimportant errors
in our editorials Of yesterday. The only
one We viii mention Was the substitution
OF North Carolina for South Carolina
where We undertook 10 name the States
whose voteslad been VTongfully counted
for HAYES in 1877.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

General HARRISON heartlessly gives
no heed 70 the Democratic whine that
he shall quit taking Great guns !
Why should any Democrat wish HARRI-
son to quit talking?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

"Aha the Bulgarian question is
coming up again. Austria, Germany,
and Italy Will open the discussion. "
And England will probably close it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

The next Che thirticihl session BEGINS on
TUX 80 OF SEPTEMBER. TINS school coufers
diplomas Oh eigGt di5tinc. studies and awards
othcv hODOrs.
Iodgl g-rooms largo ard neatly fur shed.
Good stock 81 musical instruments. Superior
equipment OK chemical al1 philosophical appa-
ratLs.
principal Of tho Music Department from
the Loips,o COUserystCry and OF ieu years c1pe-
Tiouce with us. An Al Teacher frOm the school
ot Design for Women. ~ Philadelphia, and
Cooper lpH,ituie, 81 Sew YORK. teacher ~
MOIeru Languages from tho schools Of Germany
ana France. who Is also ono English scholSr.
and has had twenty years experience ~ Arneri-
can schools. Courses o. Engiish, Latin, History.
Ms,hemEatcs. Natural Sciences. ana Nora Phi
losOpny Of great value. Two fun graduates.
trained teachers. as assistants
Tho terms arc low. very low. for the Advantages
offered. j.. 7. AFERETf.
iy ALeOitm President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

Your CUTICUgA REHgDIEs did wonderful things
f'r me. They cured my skin disease Whict has
been 81 Eve yenrs standing. Aiter hundred, ~
dollars had beon spent in trying o. cure it. No
thing di1 me- Sny cool until c0mncrced tho
use Of tho CCTiCUEA REMEDIES. Our house Will
never b. without them. EEs. ROSA KELLY.
Rockwell City. Calhoun county, Iowa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

Prepared by q combination, proper
ton and process peculiar TO itself,
Hoods Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures
hitherto unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

Sold everywhere. Price: CUTICURA. 50c soar.
DC: BEsOLvENT. n. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY. Boston.
s0-senf for " How 70 Caro- SKIN Dieasos," ca
pages, - Illustrations, and 10 testimonials
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Irorsrora,, Acid pho.uhate

RELIEVES THE FEELING OF LAssIrUpE
so common in midsummer and imparts
vitality.
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WESLEYAN FENA.E lNSTITJTE,
DICHMOND SEMINARY.
III NO.3XASr GRAtk STREET,
RICHMOND. Va.

,DTIN II. F'IN EII. FTln lp0T.
Ms. r. ~. PEErCN, Associate Principal
Tho sixteenth acsriou of tlla lofrtiue AMI
daF school f1r YOUNG iA1'e@ ana uHle girls Viii
begin NBONE oDAI, SgrTgHBER -. ts-s.
NO change i1 fhc c0rus of Instructors except
In French. 4 Fronch gentleman, eho hah hal
many years OF successful experience ui The city
Of NsN York. aud most Ai-aiv rc commended hy
a friend of th5 Principals .for whom he has
taught a. n toa-'her nnf gentleman, viii have
charge az De }e pnrtmoUf 81 trcnri.
Special attention 81 allied % .Nr hINpfh-
GARTEN ana Sii~pRINAEl DEPARTMENT.
wlich has PROVED so valuable an ndlunr, io she
primary department, f0r children from n1o 20
nine wears of. ago.
s class ~ httle ,irl--undor tcn yoar5 n ngH-
wiz he started iu ironeh IbhR of CHARGE hy
o fun graduate Of Toe school thoroughly UIaii-
ned 10 start them in tnc grammar ana confer.a-
ton.
Apply Tor catalogue nj go book stores 1r %
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rprCArro1AL.

DROAD OAK SCHOOL, desire
I'D 10 take into my comfortable home THREE
LITTLE GIRLS, ~ 30 taught with ny sisters.
Every advantage Ia English, Latin. Music. and
French Tsrfns very moderate. Bess roiofences
given. Address MISS MEAD, Kcssics, Abe
mario county Va. au s-NfT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
WyAKE-FORESP COLLEGE,
w ,,nR,rff rARgf INA

Sixteen miles uorta Of Rslcsgh. Fiily.fourth
annual session begins sRPTEsBER Ter. Ten
Distinct schools. Ten instructors. Ton thou-
sand volumes Ia Library. Weu-eqGipped laoo-
raiorics. Resdlng- Room md Gynasiam; extern
siye grounds. For catalogue, g.. address,
PRESIDENT CHARLES T.. TAYLOR
tee9-aru Wake Forest y. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08

"The swelling in BoULANGEB's neck
has disappeared" How about the swell
inc Of BoULASGEB's head ?
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0ANGRENE OR PROUD FLESH
never appear where tho Fluid Is used.
heals, leaving no scar.

CLEANSES AND HEALS
Obstinate Ilcers. Bous, Carhuncies. Fry FOL-
sipeias, and running Sores II every kind.
n DESTROYS the disagreeablo efinya
arising from Cancers, Abscessc-, Ulcers,
and every kind OF purulent dischargc
"I have used Darbys Prophylactic Fluid IN
,ospifsl and private practice for ton years. a1d
,uGw OF nothing fettcr for siOughing, confused.
snd lacerlted wounds. foul and INDECENT ulcers
md as A fislnfectanLi--J r. HErsrIs. Professor
Noble Medical College. an 3-f.Su. NV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
ADVERTISING RATFS
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Rcading notices in readinf-ipNttsr typo
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Caro- q rates ior more space Furnished On AZ
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-08
BELLEVUE HI,II SCHOOL,
nL-lrlLLn l.I-.IE "a

completely equipped .ehcol Ljgh grade for
boys aIit young mon. .
The tVonty-tbird session wiil open ~f.'lti-
BRR I'm. For catalogue oe .n'osra1ol nplf
~ W T.. ABBOT lrIr-lp-.
lysAeods6t I0e-omee. Bsnt,lr. w.
CtTAUNTOS FEMALE SEMINARY,
> SIAIA1D>. "a.
Rev. JAMES WILLIS. g.. h., Principal Loco-
non elevated, picturesque, Arl heahh'tL
Grounds extensive nnd t~auf ff,l Brides.
coulu,o Lous ead comfortable. superior a4fep-
tagea IA Nuei-. hrf, d.. .4Ion, b0ok-trrI i1f.
lauguag~-. AMI otier ht,.arv Studies. Towel als
sire gie-iuafes NJ th. bfst liorr- and cnuaei'1-
t3i1o- Do shis anl fore. lands. Charge. r.-t
REASONABLE. send io- caia'ekl.. - colin
G,WARTHMOBE COLLEGE,
- SNAKrHMO&r. ia.
OPENS NINTH WOSTu. llrg. Thiry nin-
uio- from fraad->,rent s.auor, Ihiia loiphia.
Under pa" ,G.e ~ FrisudA flil ,D.lHuE
cot RISE FOR HCIh -LAl~ t.us-in1i. r,l-n-
t1c aud Literary. Also, Manuel lra.nIre 'ni
"a Preparatory school. AeelihiM location. large
grouuds extensive buildings aud appar1.cA
Fot catalogue anil ful par.col'.s a-4re.s
EDWARD II. @ADlLL, H. D..
N~OrRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
= Collegiate Ilsgtag- f1r Yoans La.i 4ei
Preparatory school tor Hi:.o Gals, t''i IS
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for catalogue. ~ lrh.-.v.f.w
FTIS5 BANDOIPHS SCHOOL.
~ SARAH ~ RANDOLPH. 4rinc.ga
IN ohle o1i c-qcu8ncot cort7 of ten hers.
Oners unusual alysutaeea to tl- pupils " tlls
school 4-li tutaH Place, Baltimore, " 3.
jr-i.rp4t,,0
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, "a,
J.. 81. 81 AChFORD. Principal:
LEV LLLtN EOAiON. A'-o'llto Irlncil ll,
wiz Hbto h1li-tiu
s Preparatory school f0r Boys
Tho ltLeM session opens otfIE4BER 81,
ls'.
lataloElo cont on nppIicauon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-25
OIgIes seekers.

TIE OAKLAND Erqairer observes tat
0 Harrison {. known 10 te eIs=si Ia
President Of axe Ur:ted States the I'd
Gee seekers If tie Kepztiirsn party
are P~ruErsrtly E.itote3 for ihs pay
ipg rase.E so-e o. tb+n have bid
IL. oErts n fEIass ru.e bg- TIE En-
qsiI.. sssnA rs S~sr.r.tiou Of is
parry n.u noT recognized; Do: rec-s-
sAr.is yVurg men hat r.E neu- Ike
obEe. i ~ isseh .tkns. nd ,tGn3-ty
s+Es.1 that TIL s-e Dat hers a. Ia. IF
the fruits Of the Republican victory
Tt. Oh ssefs:s EtoSIG ts 5i.sbu@d q
The i~up:eE-ios that thy are The only
rerrons fl 20 boli Gee. The Epqrir.r
il qgite rizL:. but tn old s:.Ed-h!s
sill get The t.ait, End t-arss they
ir1T bos-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-11-25

The Union Pacific folks evidently
mean ba-iHess in the survey. they have
teeu making scro-s Nevada in tie di-
rec;!on Of Los Angeles. The Salt Lake
Tribune Of las. Sunday says: TIE
UHi,n Pacific has secured The services
Of Professor Jenny. the mining expert.
FOR a careful sgIv=y Of the mineral re-
E2rEsss Ling sh= line Of the southern
extension. ard hs !sit yesterday to begin
bis l.by:s. He viii taxa in all the min
irg caaps sud give th= region a careful
examination.