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PACIFIC COAST.
LAND JUMPING STILL GOING ON
IN FRESNO COUNTY.
Serious Illness of Well-known
Journalist-Shotgu Accident in
Nevada-Rain-Et
THE BUTTES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIos.,
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HOME AFFAIRS.
CHINESE OPIUM SMUGGLERS IN
NEW YORK.
A Southern California Boom-Book-
ChicagO's Boodlers-The Could
Sage Charges-Etc.
PALACES EXPOSED.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE REcoED-uNloN.l J
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.

1n1c Io1s, 1Oso FIFTH STREET, sACRA.
IUlO, mento. NEUBoURG & LAGES, Pro
pfietors Manufacturers OF Mali and all kinds
OF Meals. Would call special attention 10 our
Kiln-dried Cornmeal, Oatmeal, etc. Also, deal
ers in Hops, Corks. Produce, Grain, Feed and a
general assortment of Brewers Supplies.
sa-ExeGange seid on all priRcipld cities in
Europe. Up
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THE GENERAL SAYS orHFpw1sr

WASHINGTON, February 16th.-Concern-
ing the place of his birth, Sheridan says
" l was born in Albany, New York. March
8, 1881. My parents landed from Ireland
about six months previous to my birth,
and about year and half afterward
moved to Somerset, Ohio"
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JOURNALISTIC FEAST.
The New York Press Club Entertains
Prominent Cuesfe

Copyright, 1855. by ae California Associa,e,t fressI
New YoRK. February 16th.-The New
York Press Club gave banquet tonight at
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EVENING sEssIo,

The House met at S O'Clock for debate on
the Pacific Railroad telegraph bill. An
derson, of Kansas, and others, spoke in
support of the bill, but the House ad-
journed without taking definite action.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WE RECOMMEND YOU TO WRITE TO
JOHN T. COOPER,S MUSIC STORE

Sacramento, Cal, for LATEST SHEET MUSIC.
Pianos AMI Organs sold on Installment Plan.
Sole Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers Agent
for MATHUSHEK PIANOS; also ten different
makes OF Pianos to Let. sz5- EVERYTHING IN
THE MIISIC LINE 1utf
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Governor Torres at Riverside.

Copyright 1855, by Tie California associated Pres;
RIVERSIDE, February 16th.-Luis Torres,
Governor of Sonora, Mex, was in River.
side to-day. He attended the fair and
looked about the valley. He has arranged
for large shipment of young budded
Riverside Washington navel orange trees
to his ranch in Sonora as soon as he can
get the ground prepared to receive them.
The Fresno Land Jumpers.
TCopyglf. 1885, by the California Associated Press
FRESNO, February 16th.-The land-jump-
ers made new move to-day. jumping sew
eral hundred acres which have been en-
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SPRINGFIELD, February 10th. - Colonel
James A. Sexton, of Chicago, was elected
Department Commander of the Illinois G
A. R. to-day.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filled February 10, 1855. !

Filed February IA, 1888.
Theodore Deming to Elenora Spillman-Blocl
\ and y, Twentieth and Twenty-irst streets
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Idaho's "PubIic Building.

iCNpyfiyN Ioos, 6y 1le CdlI oTid ASsociated Press
WASHINGTON. February 16th.-The Sec
retary of the Treasury to-day sent letter
Of the Attorney-General to Congress, ask
ing that an appropriation of $4,000 be
made for the improvement of the jail at
Boise City, Idaho. In this institution there
are cells capable of accommodating thirty
nine persons and eighty-three prisoners
were confined there last month. The walls
of the Jail are thin, and Mr. Garland asks
that an appropriation be made to render
the confinement of prisoners more secure.
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American Shipping Interests.

New ORLEANS, February 16th.-Over $50
delegates from various States to the Ameri-
can Shipping and Industrial League Con-
vention met at the Produce Exchange this
morning. Several interesting addresses
Mere delivered
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IC0pyT1yh1, Ioo by ie CdlJ JoT1lid AssOcided Press
WASHINGTON, February 16th-Surveyor-
General Hammond gave dinner party to-
night tc members of the California delega-
ton at the Jefferson Club. Among those
present, in addition to members of the
delegation, were Major R. W. Hunter. E.
A. Bowers and Fletcher Johnson, of the
Interior Department
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THE CAPITAL.
RANDALL PREPARING A SURPLUS
REDUCTION BILL.
Scope of the Fisheries Treaty-Cali.
fornia's Unsurveyed Landslide
Debris Inquiry-Etc.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1os.
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SHE WAS PREsENT.

Gsneral sheridan's Mother Says He Was
Born in Somerset.
CHICAGO, February 16th.-The Times
Somerset o., special says the mother of
General Sheridan was visited to-day to
learn what she had to say in regard to
where Philip H. was born. She said pos
itively that he was born in Somerset, March
6, 1881
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From RUBY valley.

4=- wells eo--=sPIod=u: sends u
;h+ following Information ~r-lEtivt 70 the
-gn 6InuD Of hing. = Euig YLl-y:
.TY= SAo.: cane IL i-9u Hauy VA
Icy lis: evening VIII one huD5--d t-et
c=ca=- He says ;c= -.pl-t- going the
round. Q: tn prs tia; tb,rr Is SO
uuc. sroT u 2-by sal taE; cattle are
DYING Is tGl~. There i I sligt; los.
ED9rg old c2-s, IS th.rv i every yeA'.
~; nothing 10 excite any t=Lrs Of ssrurs
:Esul,s- SLo:: Intends 70 pos;pors Ii.
eorOn=r'. inq7-s: Lnd funeral r-.l -.
Vir>- - over"
We LIs Pleasei 20 learn Of the tAvo:-
LE,= Go3itior Of SOCK il ths; vicinity.
All Llso 70 Learn that Ton j. Sill IL
the iIud md among lie living, aytEi:b-
staining II. ree-u; lettering oo:.uari-s
which have teen p~rt'lshsi by N~EriUus
papers through I ;he State. II Tom
Las RAD I'll til :Lircs said 0! him. good
Lpd bad, lie can form Eyne idea o!
what -iII D. said when h= .shu5=s Of
this mortal coil"
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Recently, II Ssr FuncS>7, sumo
baker had 4 -ov with heir enpiaysH,
sa5 struck. TIE s:riks has spread un-
Il soDe 2.319 people AT engaged in =.
To. s.aE- hA- LII: b->G cJuau=i - the
uEt=1 IN: th@ --s-AE:Eu: vs3ir- have
be=r -C.d=--5 ut
TIE vA4;e, Sho have otSysd II.
-'u-d=-1ns ou;" sIy ih=: they hGy. uo
c-=vIoa= SEh ;h-i- .~u;l1.--s and
til; they -: pa5 good wages. Tie
--srl. Il ;aAi IL s.vr-I weeks these
winters uus: 50 v5ihou; vRg+ ana
:hsi- v!ve. AID families SAFE = u=dS:
;nli ire rEE.-s EIy gain Z point
II. strife Is costing ihs J-lons
Ib,-. : 5000 = day. II ]; las:s L uyrA
!: VII --.r. SIrg.U19. Think VIA; =
Ike ~sL----; lie Wafer Uria-
c-ul3 -s.L;a.s. -5:1 :hzi SIDo. DJ1, ana
;.fs ~ ;he F-oS:s ta-1s-v-, LIE:
n. S-5Es = uv=: they vii have up-h-
ing EaE:=r=- - su1v .-c-p; = l=:Ie- Q,
:1r-E> t-Iu -. 3-E-- Crioo-I ;h.y
4p;-L
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our Arctic weather.

On Sunday morning January Is.
-So., AZ thermometer registered 81 DE-
gees b=lyv Z.ro L; E-Eo. sui IL U-ie:
- E!v= oc- -s-i-rs Eo-s idea o! tie
~rs-:! .! tie weather. compared with
l= &ighes: I.;it1i=s reached ~ Arctic
explorers, We rspaLt The following tron
LIS: Fr34y's E-4uinsr:
FnuZ JoseFs Land lies il ~. remote
reoess=s Q: the Arctic oceEn. Il i e.
TREY north Of the eJth parallel Of ls,i-
;ude-is- bsyoud SPitzb-rgen and Nova
Z=utla. The loves; temperature OF
served there By Weyproebt and Leigh
Smith Vas - degrees blow z+ro. The
lowest temperature ever recorded 2; tDy
Q: tbs Danish settlements in Grassland
vas Il degrees t+los zero.
When Nor3eDskiold hrt made the
norhtts; passage around the Arctic
CO.'S; Of Sib.nt. he wen: into Winter
qukr:eIs il Latitude 81 degrees I min
u;es. II. OXIDES; veaihe, he .Ipsri-
ecc@d during that Winter vas 81 de-
gr-ss log zero. The Greedy party
stayed tao years st Lady Franklin bay,
in latitude 81 degrees IL minutes. The
l2Ess: Temperature observed during tia.
time Sss &c deg. b-lo~ zero. The nsIt
year tie party moved doSn 20 Cape So
b:ns, in llsitude - deg. 20 min. II
was there that the horrible suEsrings
sasusd through which blnos, the entire
boiy Of explorers persisted. During
this; awful Winter the loves, poin,
reached by The mercury sas 80 deg. be-
Low zero.
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TO LABOR.

Fp- ne sax. Of rs -eLdso feelings.
o.: vE- ;Er1 cGzt--po-E-!. tie CL-2c-
ice, AbguIi have srpa-e;d tu2 Ii=t=s
wtiG. appeared rlihzu half Il iorh Q:
each y-As. - yesterdays issus. TIE
IN: Announced, o. the Eu;agrIy Of tie
A:n-.zr Irg2 tod s:@el Association.
taE: tie p~rpisr:i2c Of PIG ir2n il ;ts
Uu::si States iE1 yeE- TEs uura tie
l--g-c IL liz Es:g:y II 3+ oor.::y,
@a5 i&z; tie -sie was - prosPsroGs
ihSt our u 5.s7l.iG3 tgc. prod1os5.
Only SJl.si4 xns remained On hand &;
IL. ays~ Of tie year. lie second
stated tEGi tie Gambia Iron Company
h.i gwen notice II = general l0.Psr-
cent rsdura1u Q: wages, Affecting 1000
men.
Tie proirc.E 81 The Cambria Iron
Company are protected ty duties rang
ing from Sc % go tgu. II the las:
year IVES ~; = proEpsEVas o1s, 10 year
ere: wiii t-. R.ilrosd construction gas
nsre carried on upYn such . scale. On
steel Tals Gl)as TIL manufacturers
Yoete:sI : clean SO 700. 900 IN tariff
beauties. Several mills were KEEP; ruu.
ming night aud day to supply st@eI for
the new cruisers. The Caiobra Com
p4oy has Teen one o! The most favored
in the matter OF Government contracts,
aud nov. iu the middle Of Winter, il il
lustrttes the practical working Of PRO
teciion to American labor" by reducing
the wages Of 1900 men.
We may sI be gr.Ted By the failure
Of these unfortunate uorkinguen Ia
share in the property Of their trade.
bu' ouly au honest protsc;ionist could
be surprised. The iron anil steel in.
dustry is regulated by powerful com.
LinstioD Of capital. II is jus; as easy
for these combinations TO reduce wage.
a< TO raise prices, aud u method o,
increasing profits is as agreeable e
them as the other. Il 10 donJtfui, how
ever. whether they have sufficiently
considered the e~Ipediency Of cutting
wages just ut this particular time
There Is a popular superstition TO to-
effect that the benefits Of the tariff ar,
distributed, in some mysterious ray. =
the Sorkingnsu. eud it might hav,
been we'll tn disturb this belief as ii,ii,
a. possible until after the P~.esidentia
election. Examiner.
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= onInn1 Temperature.

TIE runb=r Q! lives los: in the late
Northwestern billiards still szells il the
reports. Il Is low placed E; 3 thousand
il Dakota alone. The horrors implied
in such statistics taggsr the iu.g;ra-
ton. Al occasional touch Of hume, il
mo-: lacking. however. 70 ease the strain
Of the situation. A: Fort K-ogh. Mon
tRnE. the thsrmome:sr marked 81 de-
grses below zero. Last Summer il
reached l31 degrees above, giving .
range Of iyj degrees, vhi.h, the dis
patch informs u. lis claimed to BE- tie
widest range in the United States
The sooDer rises superior 20 tlizz4rds.
FeI: Ksogh may not be celebrated for
anything else. hu: i! claiming" c4u do
any cool size intends - hold the Their
mometricAl championship belt Of the
continent. And she is welcome 10 it.
I Examiner.
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We tnok o-c-anr las ~-~f 10 e1-
prrss on dis.rp-SrIi al S-nHior Stew
AIS bill which IcUvi6-s srs the i~sS-
n-- Of orif- xt-- E:Eins saS-- bGihnr
d~p.-It-d. the p,ioe TO b Regulated by
Tn. s.e--,Ary O. tbs Tr-ssa-E Or liz Isl
nnIl5.h o. -.et mouth - The Ese-Es-
,,.,e. @. silver IL tbe New YORK mnrt=;
duuus The pr needing t:1--a days TIE
following clipped fran r~lttrn-uis ~ the
n-.s--s br Tie Eu-rEa S-n'sn-l more
fun, ..r-ss= Vur --uaHru;s O. liz
sstj=c
s.usto- siss-a has SIMPLY rurs
around 70 th- SD--rSEu ie-s, Ri liz
Sh.rrnz id-. enbudi-s I'll tnEi y de
,,s,ryns 10 the s.iv-- lrt-Trs. IL Se-GaI-
In trie!. !. IL L esuiizi+ =vcoEu!agr q
the single guli standard A. tA- tY=ssn-.
O. Ell rEiaes. EusiaAnE e. vel iht
r.lu. Of sslv.-. Va sr--: has nrru-
d=n.nded 1aurs :uau tul% kas-s1
fnKpGs-s 10 u1s Gai- - - Ecalr,s- b
s..piL-i dollar :: " VII lrzi -uo1-H
silver II j. 10 b=lpg Il Z? 10 ias rLns &C
III. gold dollar l: IL ;1is ruu:suaur
1hE. has caused Ri tEs fat q! ths GE
duz-u res.1. q: uu--- We E=rgc ir-
nrine vcki S-u-:1r S:=-z. II thinking
Lb.Jrt he ccruat .ola hands viz 'uhr
Sb.--nIn LnS =: tie y. time -rf-e-
Hstr the It's: Interests ot SsvEcL at
will Sui 20 NJ. sor-uW rhE: IL las made
. rrEve mistake i Z. piss Il hl'
cyc<-- S-TEaE vEuz uo EU-- oor-
.-s- e. the %lrs: question a. be i-
poses. VIA: ve d. VIZ: - ire and
Unlimited coinage Dc- Interests LIZ
MT - IL. direction 0! nn-s pap:
ouD-r bE. l=sb- II ~ o: ;h- smaller
Denominations - bills we wiped out
- ensencs L: zig. = vuulib- So cp&
tie t-::~- Jog Eiv--- TIE r.-rt TcI-
uuse u sLre: would ;as- St required 10
make chan. E-nn-E ;1- T=oi-+. !:
would III; a=EnU.G:= - :Lt Treasury
~ nDg- Indeed there suul 10: - L
silr.- ou,lI- u -h- rEuEs u: 10 :T9rs1-
ID-:: Il ;hi-y dzys :! q Il :ts small
nu.=s ryrI5 u. Ea9EsbsA L vg-l5
hrrs % - uzi .p- clEt-e- And LIS Il
tn. WY 20 --:=a5 tn+ uS1ulDsss .: o.;
eIrs-- Waea-rs- S-cEic- Si=EE- DE-
yErs t-ou ts v=ui-E:=r tack lie GETS
ore. among he EEs=-u gu45 rugs AID
plIys directly Iu:o &s- ELn2s. whether
consciously ~ nV:. Il; iA@- = u
likelihood ut ms neE-4Eu, IL s@As-s
eve, Des9ui-E = Law Tl=-e 80 20
mary --L friends 0t ars- IL re Den
t.sstie House 20 y-u: 81 L raas---
nL.io--
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Lamar OF tho HcnCh.

4 Washington dispatch Of tn. 18th
instant sny.: The Supreme Court Of
the United States sits With n full bench
~ day. for the frs. time since the i,h
Of May, 1885. Lamar reached the
capitol n little after eleven O'Clock this
morning, and proceeded to the Justices
room Of the Supreme Court, where III.
ordinary oath Of Office wHs administered
to him In private. The judicial oath
was administered IN pnllIc immediately
after the days session opened. The
small space reserved for the general
puhlIc was crowded ~ith strangers. but
the space within the ~iuvlpsure reserved
for the bar contained moi, more than the
usual number Of lawyers.
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AraInE u

San FnnriSco Counts And james have
pec-IE- IDEAS Q, !Rs.ser- Ilr. Belle
AeDJ-Ell. VINO attempted - murder
h-- fa-h=- iDlsr. vas acquitted upon
IL. ground 81 insanity. Nov THE lons-
ue has lad the p.s:vl which she fred a.
"a. oi5 g=utegAn- .ni . dagger. which
YES found on h-r person al the time o.
her Er--:. retrrrei 10 b-r- II seems =
E:le s.rzac. la; . lru.uc With {
irEriE to- making tE-g-is OF he: has-
bands relatives shori3 nu; Only D.
;ar--d ig.s- IL The community bu;
furnished with weapons with which 10
indulge h=- Passion 90: attempting 70
mr-ds- Feupl---ISlrrt STATE
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\ Warming.

The ISprrESprS- vii no: knowingly
advertise = frEri, ~; tie rposi cautious
re Liable sometimes - u deceived
Las EEG ~ Entered Iu;o L ~c9nirEc; -
III ~ Edve-use.u.E: f0- Mr. W. {.
holmes. SIS BnA3-Gy. New York. for
We yez-. rud=: the impression that hS-
Lrno=ar=Gu-u; vHs = Legitimate oE--.
Sias- ;o-n Es have hec0u= convinced
ihA; TIE SAID M. Hines j. = hS;
class t-auL icy Id. hIs ;.eea G!Seoutin-
nd and or readers -. hereby warned
10: to have ANYTHING - do With The
aid Ms W. =. HINES, Cas- Broad
Euv. NJ Nu-E-
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hisr Pine IIcmN-
From he N-s- JAZZ o.

cs=i=:ner II from whits E;v-- tel rs
IN; ssSk l. suffering 3.E VAL. Of feed
u IL. lI;. sio-u
TIE EE=-Ez maize cou:ira. - r,rne
L 50 hoG-t l=&rG t.=. The 6ay-
- -rpu-t II. roads i Esy Lad rgaH-
auI-
LIS sLI5 ty p--a=s II iron EEs.
L1un hat LD1fvoo5 Z DsrK r.. liz
iGc n=uy ut ih=- sh-p siass lie h.=
-tr---
Boss w=be:. WHO c.u. in from
Cazy Cr-=t Tgu-s5ry evening. sys
me iEi+ roi5 s1Ep W. IL. s-rs--s;
sr=: Ea9vr II Ch=--y LII E.r zc.oa.
:; lie iu-n=- 74A- she ne-sr-
;oaa1=i - d=E below AZ and L; -st
lE;:s- - d-s-
o. me riEt: as tie iJ;c the s.aEs
6are t=-E==r O-o-als La5 Lz-rg.
picked - L Cs-nEmE- vno Wa h-1y
truz- AID b-yuEH; EiG 20 Sampson.
Il. sG-s- noL:E I'D one O. ms f-e:
were severely uis:=- I! :as :roS- Es =
Sd fL--- Enta}= - walk
II. 5000 O! :A= Coc- Huc~
lands remaining u->:li JIn Is hG,s
i--2 taken II residents 9! TE!l9-.
Eu-. v. q. Lruus took hall 80
Emgz2: Ep5 Eso-H= a5;r-1 she bHlao~.
T8= bgnds L-= rg- IL hid il this
eor=:y e:s-Pt $1,000 h-la by Eir-- 4
! Spsrce: Il Team Bat S;-ps= ].
d. Q: - t,o. Al h1ie sc.iust Ill
Co1za9ase BrlI1ag Frud vii ayE -
psi l; onc..
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Miss Rgyee reached the hone nsIt
uDrsinS With ISL s-s: So badly t-uZ.a
:hE: they VII have to t- appointed
1 man and his IN i-o los tb-i- lives
~sii= tryins 20 fad souse cattle Their
bodies Se-s iDnnd vI;aia ier rods Of L
:s-ra hons Al ST. Pal Min. r-
po-1. o. the Ioss Of l6o LIVES hsv- come
In huS II is ihvrELi ths; ias LIS: VII D.
su-lI-d 70 s1l- Near CieSf Lake q
sch.oI teacher named Sarah D0lSn.
Huge S=heS. = tH-r-- Of LliEmun;. and
II A. RyII L farmer living r-Er Wind
NJ. Dkko.s. v-v ali frozen TO death
Fifteen prisons P-a>s-3 II Cns:-T
cJuuiy- Srb-.sEa- The suf=rinE End
lSss =. lie exceeds Iuy thing eve:
En9vn Il ths history Of he cUru;-y.
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storage of silver Dollars.

Last Spring the Treasury department
bryan tbs construction Of = huge rauIt
fJf the storage u .il'et dOitsrs. There
IL Ho~ q vault Of considerable sss in
tas basement, Of abe treasury building.
Lu: a. long Sg0 a. December la,. its c.
pseiiy t=cAtUs practically eIbsust.I
Hsaifs1s Of visitors 80 DOM on thu
elevators ds;ly 10 gar in open .y.d
~oudsim@n, =! TIA. e2rts II cart
-bss!,'' pi!si up ip nrtbems;ietI-
rrsn tous. This val; - snsll chr.
sr.j -ith the one n 0 hing oousrset.
II The nrs ons vii bold by careful
. rags iDi .01J.O1D silver dollars
Lirgs ~ hi. SUN Is. 1t il mated AZ
tie .teAsatJ that there &. ready .nou2h
sIlrss mr. rss1iag storage ~ an 5p ihs
hes Ssgjs. IL IL 10 ;bs Court bet Srsn
the iou, -zils Of ID ;,essGfy bgiEiiug.
Itis - tssE ioag - feet side. sy,si -
feet IL =. aad TtAss 5 Ter f.; Onir
hboys tbs pyglL. Jas.e Ers Bns o9m
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aIal

4 eolur=5 niriste- IN I-.i,iu., Pa.
Recently ;roE -: hIs ;sIt, And The
=cI:iI1d= cAIat 20 hin And hs cured
them o: di.-ss di--Ass" Said lie
Ny dyirg roc.--Szu9n. This Is Z ie-.
-uIe text Disease Ia IN tie world.
The d~iph;hea. slsyE ITS buuG--i% ty-
pbui5 fever is ih9as.ris, bzI II TIE
language NJ he Eek Il yuu take -.
divers you AZ gene Earthly doctors
car err ite E;;le Ills if they get there
in uY=. br; To On. bat the good L"rd
c2a cure lie GiTe-s.- Louisville
Coui---J-u-ai.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-29

Superintendent ]. A. Fillmore Ell.
plains TO Cnll reporter for the IN.
SOnied number OF accidents recently
occurring on the %company's system, on
the ground that the press OF business
has u,cesSi,nted the employees. brake
tnen and engineers. working over hours.
They Rre tired. he said, aud cannot Ice
expected 70 exercise their accustomed
vigilance. Sir. Fillmore denies posi-.
ii"rly that there is any probability Of an
abandonment q the present time ser.
vice on the Central rontc. Under pies.
cnt circumstances, he says that there il
Little use expecting the aniynl II train
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-29

Prom dispatches Of the 18th inst. ~e
cnndsnHe tue tOilosing: A school
teacher aud eigb: children we're lost In
the storm in liolt Comfy, Ssbtsska.
Rre brothers named Ssricklc. an old
man II Ded Gioz mi - hoy named
Miller Ssrs frozen 80 death pear Ne.
lisb. y Jfa'sA. Mi.s L'uie Royce ans
teaching school near Foster. N.b. nnd
10 attempting 10 go With three childten
TO d lam houeo twenty rods sw,y WAS
i2s' n the storm nuI lTtI JoKn IN the
shoa. TIE three chill lreu died aud
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The Leap Year ball.

No more joyous assenblage Of young
men aud msidens. and oil men md
uls,rons, ever co~ngregatei than tina,
which convened ia the spacious dining
room Of the Depot Hotel last night in
responSe to the announcement Of the
Lap Year Ball given by the ladies' Of
EIko. Owing To the fac. that the train
was half an hour late the opening Of the
ball gas delayed until $50 when fifty
couples took position and to the strains
o! merry music passed through the var.
ions eTolu,ions Of the grand march, led
by Hr. AMI Mrs. Ed. Bilkey, though on
recount Of the grea. number present
several couples who took gu active par,
later we're not included ia the opening
exercise. Tue music, furnished by Mr.
aud Mrs. lioskins aud Others, was frs,
class in all respects and dancing was
kept up almost constantly until IL o.
clock when the merry makers repaired
10 the Gem Hotel where a symptoms
repast was spread. 70 which all did nn
pie justice. After supper the festivities
we're resumed and kept up until Al ont
4 O'CLOCK this morning when all retired
sell pleased with this, tie first Leap
Year Ball Of the season.
The hji.s Who had charge OF the
management deserve grea, praise for
The success which attended their efforts
To furnish An entertainment worthy OF
the maine. and all ~bo participated will
have cause % remember the lrs, Leap
Year Bail Of 1855.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-29

Colonel Fred Grant. having uni..
stood from political frieuiI in Albany
that it Was possible thu; Governor H.
woul again senl his name 70 IL. Ser
ate for the Office Of Qgarauiins Com
missioner. has informed them .ha; II
such nomination shouli bx made sod
confirmed he would not; Acc.p; the r.
fee. Grant said that bis reason for de.
Ginning vas mainly because the Senate
refused 20 confirm him when his name
was sent in on a previous occasion
II kis nomination VAS confirmed i,
woutd he by the minority vote Ui the
Republicans united With the Democrats,
md lie had no Intention Of accsr;ing
Ofic. hy means Of that kind. H. dc,
clIued, lie Said, to be a party ~ any
break o. holt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-01-29

partDe-.S sPsrA:-d by iroa lS:t-
work Partitions and rire,-i toseib-r
WIZ Thousand. Of i-oa bot<- Between
"a. eonpaamsntH- arr arranged strIirhi
s-S HiJ-S With -ruAi! ooors opening
irio TIE dif sections. The D-c-s-
SAT- etsiiEl: VII be szE!ioo-d II ;h=s,
EjsJes- When tbe sils=. 6gliE-s arg -
;he rsrl; The p-eSsr-e Is ali uPor The
dua-. - -h- bags E-- - piled Is pu. 70
lean ErEins. ;s- partitions The graf
-ss sEill is required N piinE ths bags.
a. the lea~ ur-rerness rIiEh: -rsali II
r;s=;;inr III. Whole ;rl=, md perhaps
causing ch-=a % fall Onward uloa thr
ris;a-s o. einpiyy--- Washington
Letter
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c. TIM. r. If is simply impossible to do
any letter ,hAr Il being done.
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