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The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT
CtSNwoop SPRINGS. Colo. Feb. - i-,,.
NuTiCf-is hereby pivcu that tho following
=. y naintd settler hs. hlc,i roiic' uf t.s iutrn.
claim. rni that ~iiI Vrrpf will - made L..
futu the iiriiis,cr anil Iir,rit"r Ut Gionur-i
springs, Colorado. On Arril y is.s, st IN ooicck
y. M. Vizi Herman Iicbnrr. II vorkrr ,illr-
rii'in, on HI. y. u u. :. No ai. T. I. H., Tor III,
" sc "a. nc !. 80 y and Sc 4. ne 4. s,r II, IN
as, NV " 9Th psf. -
lie names the following witnesses 10 t,rnyc
his continuous trsiicur" uItuu. and cultivation
rf. sail land. viz. Irtncs Gtluurr Harry pi.
son. Of Huctrr. Colorado. and wash wnlsmgn
and Wirhari \. Mooney, OF Glcnwossi springs,
Colorado.
nTiNS. iicristrr.
trlrs, Pub Feb .5-fast Mar u, ts,sl
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
RANCH eoW ~tIs;.

ono hundred and ,if,y-on. acres, five
miles below Mo.ker; river bottom: can
cut leo tons uf hay this year: gcod four
room house: stables: corrais; cellar.
fencing. etc. Price. $500. PAR, time.
Inquire Of owner, e. :. AtiiS, Meekcr.
Colorado.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
sa,is. tor t.u.i,.s,t.a.
i.Asp arf1CE At

isAs.t hft y VI
sLrNsuDn -tttHus. tHh. Mar : is'ss
N-UTittt q. Lrfsaf riy.u tha' ,hr iufiuptfis :
NAMED -rtsi.r has ni..i nntifs uI his intuns
ilpu g. make nHsi tflui ~ .uptssf 81 his
the ltrsistrr aui huguitrr at Uicnuus.i
Fpfinzs. 'nin.. - Apft =. Is'. a' - u'ri'sA
=, m. yis! 4. y. frsusn. q AStsi. .nlg..
sec y. = ne :. siiii nv I. - Z, rac a.. Tp 8 y.
u - " tgh hPN.
lie uantrs the following wtius-sass a. PROVE
hs rsstifuunlts r-.iisuUu ugsf. ausi cultivation
uf. ssI tan'i. tisg Thrulas E iafnrs. wgn.
Taylor. Arthur :. toliufn AMI Nnl. .tifil,h. aiI
II Ashai. Colo.
=. J. rri.,s. H-Ti.,-r.
lrirst Pub Mar i;-iass Npg =. iss.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
Noli-r for publication.
INNU OFFIIE VI
GtrswopD SrniSos. Colo, Fob. ~,

LAND OFFICE NJ
sirswopD srniSGs. Colo. Feb. ~. i.>-
NoTiCE Is horohy given that the following
~ named =, t;lrr has fiici notice of her inicn.
'inn to make nnnl proof IN surrut, of her
tb. Register aud Rrcri,cr nt Gleuwooi
Springs, Colo, on April ~. isss, ut 10 o'clock
~. M. Viz: Mary Mclaughlin, hdrniuis,r.i-
ris mud heir of Iicrry Mclaughlin. dpcca s,.,
on hts 4. +. u. $. No. ar. Ute Series. for the
sw sec II, Tpl y, Wg3 W Git + ".
she names the following witnesses To- prove
hts continuous rc-idcncr upon, and cultivation
Of said land, viz: Thomas Iiuruey, Henry
worlcll. George nibort and Gilbert wcsson, ali
s.. DsIAN. Register
'Fiff' run rar -,-isff Mas - i-7sI
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Simp Harp and Lawrence Danm re-
day with abont dozen head OF fine
horses, which they purchased from
Mcssrs. llulcit X Iorrence. These
horses win be added Ia the splendid
string OF roadsters already owned by
Mcssrs. Harp, Wright X Daum and
will be used on the Meeker and New
castle stag. line.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

On the lirst page OF this issue appears
the professional card OF W. II. Tcbbetis.
attorney-at-law. Mr. Tcbbet,s has fol-
lowed his profession for q number of
years In Denver. aud comes TO Mcekcr
with the highest recommendations MS to
ability aud personal integrity, and Tnus
HERALD takes pleasure In introducing
him TO its readers. In addition 10 his
legal practice Mr.. Tebbets will be asso-
ciaied With Mr. \. j Gregory in The
-cli estate lLl ir-uIalc. hu4.Eyal.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
N Order Revoked

The following circular has been is
sued from the Glenwood Land Office,
which explains itself:
l.. =. LANp OrPiCE,
GLk>woop SPRINGS, Mar. =.
Notice Is hereby given that the order
suspcnding townships aud . ~,
Ranges i0i and IN. IVES, 9Th +. NJ, has
been revoked 10y the Hon. Commissioner
of the General Land Ohlcc.
On and after April 10, ISIS, the plats
will be relied, and applications 10 enter
land in said townships will bc received
In this o,ice. :, j. DKLAS,
j. :. SwAs, Register.
n...s,aa.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
ron .ALs.-a,It.Nr.

\ brccch.lnadlng shn, gun. L. :. liar-
Ti.on Ingli.hl make. io.sausc, weigh,
NJ pounds. win h. sold with or with
ont fc.loa!inr outfit. - everlasting
brass shells, etc. Inquire n; HERALD
Office for n l,iryaiu,
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

n the quslinel ,lcciors of the Town Of
McckrE, 0arncli county. Colorado.
Notice is hereby given that tho an
uua election oi II Mayor ior one wear,
two Trustees for thte. years, two
Trustees ior two y.aIs, and two Trustee,
for one year, Ia constitute III. Board Of
Trustees of said Town OF Meeker, will
lie held at the oiiie- q; the Gregory
Stables IN said Town ON TUESDAY, the
3d daY Of Apnl, \. u. ISSs.
J. l.. MEDIATION.
Mayor. pro ten.
II. \ Wu.DuAoR.
Clerk and Recorder, pro TEN.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

At the closing Of the Coal Greek
school last week the retiring teacher.
Charley Grimes. was made the recipi.
cnt of handsome dressing ease by the
people o: that district. rs token of
esteem in which he Is held and ;oF ,h.
able manner In which lie has conducted
their school.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

We acknowledge rcceip, Of an invita-
ton to- attend tbs meeting of the Inter.
national Range Association which cou-
vcnes ut Denver next Wednesday. The
wr.h viii undoubtedly pe gaia one, AZ
tie completion Of III. Denver, Texas y
Gulf railway viii bc celebrated in con.
iiu-tiou.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
>o,,.. tor Publication.

LAND ufTrcE At
aI,..oDp srflsas. CU!ns. Mar. :. iS,.,
NOTICE 4. t~frie .fiNen that tic fplluulng'
~ named settler has nioi nafisc Of hi, Ia
tsnfl0n 20 maze mai rrssaf In sHpIstfi ot his
elaira and rhsG All pr-uf -iii T. iitsii" L.
forv III. li.si.taF aud lie,vNrf. AZ sl-uWu-si
spflns,. clInnssil. % APrfi =. is-s. a. u
o'ciock a Ia. VIA Thomas @, Thninas, 81
Ns.-A.r. gpl5r. D.. On III. rfv. -. :, No. l,c. 4.
I. II. for the a. = 80 ~ IP =, u 20 9Th
FN
lie uauisls the fsiluutus riifif-.s7. Ia provo
HI. euutifIi.ii- rr-ldcnrr upon. snt culii,at
af said hli, k4i Thomas i.Akrr. Aiku j.
Drum. Joan T.. Thosna- AMI james NC snsiEuss,
nil uf ic.kcF, coiu.
=. J. bri.,s. Register.
lf1f-, put Mar i.-la,s ApE II. i.o-
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

People who have hy business with
the Land Office lately INDUCED Ia some
"iall swearing last week when their
Glenwood mail reached Meeker marked
"missent' and their proving up notices
II week behind timo In consequence.
The cccentriciiy OF the Grand river
mail service is beyond comprehension.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Tng HERALD is commencing to feel
nio cNhilan,tiug effects Of the coming
boom. Finy new subscribers were ai-
ind to aur rapidly increasing suhscr!p-
ton list during the past week. nearly all
Of which were Eastern subscribers.
Lei her 60, Aiulcahcy, aud keep her roll
Fftrs
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
cOee sAGI..

kr \ n,EoAiS-OB o. tho hes;
ranches on Coal Greek. Proved UP on.
Ior further information call on or AL
.lrcss o.o. ". Martin. Mccscr. Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
r.,H esaIaxr Mar

Is orcn 10 the public and a, propose Ia
Keep nothing but the v,FY les, grades
oi wiucs, liquors and cigars | ain pre-
plr-'i To- meet the demands Of all WHO
arr In search nl tile best.
4. ]. LirrLr. rror'r.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
IiOls SALE.

\ neat fran. residence and two lots,
corner Market and sixth streets. One
hundred feet fron, on Market 10y 100 on
sixth street. Inquire on the premises
Tor additional Information. En-. I;EA.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

4 citizens meeting will L. held FIJI
day evening nj .hc school hou,c for the
purpose ol pHiiIng up tickc, for III.
coming election. At 20 o'clock the
meeting will bc called Ia order.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

\ number Of fanciimcu In ,his yicin'
i,v have commenced blowing and from
present Indications the acreage that
will H. seeded this season will ~ more
than double tia, Of las, year.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

After long and ycya,lous delays the
land in the vicinity Of Kanscly has
finally been thrown open, and the occu-
pants will now bc allowed to I'll. on
their claims. In another column OF
this issue appears the oilieial notice
from the Glruwood Land Office.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

A delegation of firr-ane- folks, com-
In,.d ot Mcssrs. james II. Cole, Tom
Hutchinson and Jim fapp, visited the
CIT, Tuesday aud started home W.'incs-
,lay morning loaded with provisions.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

The Board OF ilegistry will meet next
Tuesday and prepare "a list OF the voters
residing within the town limits.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

DfcifuSs. Barton y Co.. are Il,ilng up
n handsome office on Main street IA
which 10 transic, their real estate bus!'
.a..
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

As tho Mcekcriie awakos from his
slumbers these mornings lie Is greeted
with the swco, song Of the meadow
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

l.. Jcfway and jos Otis Of I.eadville,
registered Il, the Hotel Meeker Wednes-
usy,
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Work WAS begun on the jail yesterday
and III q Few day !, wall present more
Inviting p appearance. The inside Is
also being better furnished.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

The propFic,ous OF the M.ekcr Hotel
have just finished painting and Idpering
the bar room ritachcd 10 the hotel and
the room presents a handsome appear
ou,,
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS,
EsrNnLSsSsl.u 1853.

hNuNWtsusustO ttsc.
The pAits Nrr., "f nfIy-fis cpiuinn.. has =
rst.arit, fuf rtHsin- uiattrE equal tp the lafs -
Es.iTrfi tap-rs- u aim. 'a f,ifnish I'll the
- the 'fsy. cssnpi-sr In detail. fri cptisis- in
tuEfns II q tir,usrsi to Western. ani especially
to ,uiufasin Interests.
our sp-etat Telegraph service is -.
tsstur 60 ihri uf nfy other journal vs-si uf -.
Lau.s. Tur Nr~A employs fnur- agents ani
Issys mnIu rtanc1 for -i--ill dispatches than
all ufhsr western newspapers csultfifisTis
Tttr srss ia t.sursi even tsy in the yrur.
TITS WEEKLY sSss furnishes y compendium
II rt-fy notable event. ~ hotar sni ai,rs al I.
With literal supply uf chuicv original nui
srirvisFi arti-irs Specially adapted to family
entertainment aui inairurtiun. II u isr b--.t
weekly ngusfaprr puilish-,i IN the w.-i.
\ feature uf both the nNtt.y and wrrStr
editions Il 'ruu SEu.. 81 the nrst irn,-ug;anv-
tu the puilis. !. our perfect system ~ market
rfpfts. The all-sttit- reliability uf ustr tufft.
ui.Tvitl department has long b-uu rv,ssuts.si
~ the htt.incs. men Of the State. sui uvrry is
.u- vilI continue Ia furnish trio ru;ics uf
the latest ksn.s. tNy, Chicago and 81. Lpiii.
~ well n. Local quotations.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Hiram Winchr,i. L-liuy, III; &. e..
Mills. Indianapolis. Ind; I. l.. kim
h.ll. Durango. Hugh Torrrncc aud u.
L. Morgan. Mountain Meadows; aui
Frank Morgan. Muysan.iutg. We're rsE'
t.,-t-,i "A, the M--k-r THURSDAY.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
nrmzs. ,l.as.in.>. llsr.

Drugs. m.,l,ciu-s. oils. paints. ant,
everything Ia ,hc drug hu- al J. W.
nugua S Co.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Tie dance given las, Saturday even
ing by the Hand boys WAS u plc.tsan,
affair. The gentlemen turned on, In
full iorce-bu, this canno, b. said OF
the i,iTrT seN.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

The Meel,cr schools will be closed
next Thursday afternoon.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Jim Saith, son q Deputy sheriff Al
Smith. is nov chief comrnunicr Of
lIIu!d rcfrrshmcni NJ tho Palace lar.
Nr. :, is a miNn;pgisi N no mean order
and as hc gets better acquainted with
M.ckciilcs will. no doubt. become one
yf our popular young men.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

BY all means let us have the electric
light.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

The future outlook u M.-s-r IL ran'
clussyrly shown b, the amnun, Of III.
appropriation madr ly the iioard ci
Trustees At their las; meeting. TIL"
total amount Appropriated for the COM
Ing year IS $500; last year Si..p' was
iii, niiiii
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
WEATHER. BULLETIN.

The following shows the range OF the
Thermometer since our report last Sat
urday noon:
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
,h..,., o.. ,..,.in. .,.,...

\ full llnc If the above celebrated
cooking stoves. ali slsra, al J. ". ilrsus
y Co.'S Ais"paIlog ani heating stoves.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
tOIs stlt..

Seven hundred good cedar ros,H. In.
quiIc Of l.. l.. Wagner. M.ckcr.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
LLEtGION NOTICE.

A grea, many people hold theories
who can't hold their Tongues.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

+. l.. kimhsll. the DnTane, banker,
ani .iamia riyrf cattle King. passed
through town Thursday GA hi, way Ia
his cattle ranch near Rouit. AIr. Kim.
hall will spend several months 4, the
ranch before returning 10 tic southern
metropolis.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
Ctty DsuE store.

The man who peddies his au,oblogra-
ply takes his life in his own hands.
Ctty Dsus store.
For drugs, medicines, paints, books,
stationery. fancy and toilet articles,
field glasses. artists materials, musical
goods, etc, etc, go OF send Nonr orders
10 pr, T. siuyer. Rawllns. Wyoming.
aud get the best goods at lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
ORDINANCE 40. is.

Iic ii ns1iain~.i ~ tho IusFi q Trustees ~ the
T,stu u Mc-krF. Cuiussial
THAT the following sutn- h. anil the ssm- afv
hrfuiit appcIpf iaissi sur the ussst yrar Cssus.
u~t,cinz Arft I, is>- for the iriTI-pss-s herein.
stsirsi. insvlt!
pnligs Funi ............... s., ss.Wn ~
fs'r,srt iuni .......... boz. .. ....s.... t.t.n un
srncfui rani ... .....s .....s. i.iau pl
r-uiinr-ut iuni. ............... t.,l 90
Declared rs.-.~i anil adopted thi, Isl day O;
Nspsh. ts.-
Au-.ti Wa. n. cLAHg.
a. u. Tr,irIt, Mayor.
Town Recorder.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

4 large 10, Of IN. very lies, back.
wheat lust received a, j. ". liueus y
Cos.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

The hes, siiye Ia the world Tor cuts.
bruises, SORES, ulcers, salt rhenm, f.yer
sorcs. letter. chapp'sl hands, rhiibla!ns,
CONS and all skin ernp,lons. and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect sitisiac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 3 ernts
per box. fot sale by al druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Moiiarth ~. Hermitage nnd r. Il.
Rippcy brand OF 10 whistles, imported
Cosnac brandy and the famous Lcmp
beer lin lrgsl n, the Palace liar.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Election week from mex, Tuesday.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Houston receives eandy every week
fun Denver, and therefore Il Is always
fresh
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
l.-ar'. Me- sf.-r
Ir..h asn.hMh..i

Constantly on draughl a, ihc Palace
lar.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
furutfars.

Furniture and housc.iurnisliln. goods
of all descriptions a; J. ". liugus X
Ca. =, nj bottom prices.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

All kinds Of fancy smoking and cigar
.tto tobacco al IlOus,on'-.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

Do no, forge, tia, the only place 10
g., good cigar is ai iiouston's.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24

business cards nt TnE HERALD Office
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
Lemons At Ilcusions,

Lemons ag l.cnston's.
Oranges AZ iiuus,unF.
Smoke Soils eisars, at Iinusi0n's.
Fresh lgs and dates NJ llousion's.
Statements at IHE HERALD Office.
The Meeker herald., 1888-03-24
n..ki-n'. ArnI.~ s.i,e.

III, \ WiLDHACR.
Clerk and Recorder. pro TEN.
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A Problem.


InGtAna tuTlstIan AlFU-afo.
The following problem Is submitted
TO the CLASSES in arithmetic In the high
schools Of the country. II in Is years
political party grows from zero to
9jsi votes in an aggregate vote OF
A,}6, 6SI. or one voter in 81, how long
viii il take 10 get = good working ma
jority7 lt is just IS years since the
first organization of pFohibitory
party in Indiana. and il has already
reached one I'M 81
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An Easy Game.


~ THIENI UNA FVFN-
II ans man tries to worry yoa by
asking you What viii Harrison DO
when he goes in % give II back t. him
straight by asking. What viii Cieve-
land DO when he Eoes out2" This
prige-couuudrum business Is s game
ihNt two can pl+y ar
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CAUTION

| beware OF Fraud, AZ my name and the
price are stamped on the bottom of all my
advertised shoes before leaving the factory,
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods. II dealer offers
W. !. DOUGLAS shoes at a reduced price,
or says he has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom, pat him
down rs fraud. x
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- tesls ss'tH-s~u sAeraHssa.
lAsqosss, Nov. s8~THEs na9yoke AaA
Aesgi. casa TOWNS sslp. aasi tag Fycs'
~Gh esFs- passed. ons; enc scAaSsnef
fssss~i - eiaass ffesA seatAess. wind
49, FhArAlSsse Nox Sa-s ieAres3-5Ssr
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iae Republicans ia IndlsRa this
year gained 50 y. on the vote ii ls~5.
the ffohibsliop third party game.
~ Shaeh gives Fise Ia she suspicion
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rNroRsivsf 70, as.ss rfurn CT
asic was enlayed dursax ne
4. ktlton has sold 20 NJ. Esie
acres IN the Ansiia donation
- or mpis. for SSsa.
Man,. II 3
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& co.

q ooI ga szSoxsO ox-, sxz4.x a 49,, W a.
We beg leave to announce to the pub
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Seattle
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WASN'T
Convicted
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wAsnIt

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carrying U. .. aalI,g
Leaves seattle for Edmunds. Mukilteo
Marysviile and snohoraish
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ARI'Y

ga TICKET FOR A HANDSOME OH.
81 painting BY MRS. L H. SMITH, 81
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

- VI sTy's Academy i g'nriic
place nov. Ire amp e gr,uud, around
I'll" bal iug' rN'uui f,rin First W.T.
Temple ct 20 rods deep. The trees
have grown uuti. the whol. thin. j. a
IN ng!rd IHFk nud bower. ia which
ie:!c II, nIhurs. summer houses and
nork' mrc into spcrsri. wh,l, w,lS- uul
lawns nud all III, Attachments ar kept
IN perfect order iy thc faithful women
who hH'c dc"utcd their lIycs - the
work without any reward except the
warrants which uTG d.uNn on c'cruiiy.
The outward att tcum,uis are bat syn.
hDlI "f what nay be expected with
in. Thcgc IRE over one hundred and
fifty hourlvIs in the school loo ,iics
many day ssLoiHrd. The peace and
Grut'rnc-, oi thr outsile pr-ya lns the
VInr" cyc-y Sh"Ic. Nj ~ mpIe-Iy.
grn.l'nc,S and poll; ness, trnm ,Lc
pupil who i iGt ictdy to griuntc
down T. the !i:tio waits that. :nlhcr.t-s.
mp;hcr!o3s and homeless. were tossed
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
'Thnt TcrribIc a1iiiI tsiii.

Tho Mills bill seems 10 hc the most
Formidable measure that WAS ever in.
troiucod mud failed 10 become n Law
r. ". llall s. Co. wool merchants Of
Chicago. hnvc ln,lcd------nll oil nc
count Of the Mills bill Hall II Co. suy
that " since 1883 wool hns strndily de-
olincd. until now ii il worth about half
ns much ns IL was in 1881. ."-------nll on
account Of the VI la bill. Hall & Co.
lament ms follows:
"wo nic not politicians and have no
comments To mnkc. We only stntc the
facts md know TINT The free wool policy
Of the President aud his party has
laudcd us in bankruptcy.
Shame on Itogcr q. Mills md his
Little bill. which have been working
such disaster 10 the wool interests dur
ng the pant fivo ycnrAl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26
Snuth PoIc Expedition.

A New York dispatch Of tho Goth in.
slant snys:
Henry yillntd's so,ro!niy said to day
of Wizards South Polo project: "Mr.
Willard ~ innn who likoI 10 surprise
the public. II is not his policy TO mnkc
n grrai blow nhuut what ho intends 60
do until his scheme Is ~ good ns com.
plctcd.
"Whcn will tho expedition snil2" was
Nskcd tho secretary. al presume in tho
spring" was tho reply. "iin desires
10 start CarIy in the season in order
10 reach some available point in that
high latitude where station cnu hu cs.
tablishcd in timc 10 50 siill farther
southwnrd before tho weather becomes
too unfnvorablo Tor successful Ca
plOratiou."
Tho sccIolnry said, further. that IL is
intended 10 havc tho station supplied
with FIRST clnss instruments md appur.
tcnances OF oil kinds which would tend
10 tho success OF tho enterprise. llc
claimed that Villnrd had given over
bolf tho money DoSesmry already.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-08-26

I. II. Goodwin hns issue the follow
ing Icpnr; Of overland travel Tor the
month OF July. There went East by
Grst-cass 2.GIi, mud hy sccond.cinss
i,iS2, making total Of G.S30. Tho
travel West showed that hy frst.clnss
there cRmo 5,si2 nud hy sccond.clnRI
{ 1906, making t"tnl Of iO,2OS. Tho
tot al OF uavel East and West was H.
N2N nnrsnna