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The Republican journal., 1888-07-26
A School Of Trout.

Down where the sunshine is stirred in the water,
BY Zephyrs that bend the thin tops of the sedge
The stream shadows out at the head of the meadow
And damned by Il log. wdens more at the edge
The ncttcs are rank on the rich bank about it,
And out on the log straggle tuSsUckS of grass;
Beneath the warm drttwood the cricket is chirp
ing,
And grccn-headed frogs tune their ihr"at~ for III,
class.
The little trout practice at vaulting and lcaping,
And stir up the sand in their still shallow pool;
From daylight ill darkness and ali through the
moonlight
They try every trick that i, taught in their school
They strain AT Il guat and then swallow lady hug
Deep into the air they all dive for Il tly.
But larger they're growing and in the hard future
The careless ones jumping 1T feathers must die
And some of them reaching the age OF discretion
VIII >olemnly hunt for deep shady hole;
And like their old tather--as cruel as Nero
VII! live as they please, without conscience oi
soul.
Forest and stream
The Republican journal., 1888-07-26
The Pension Vetoes Before the Senate

ecNatur liaWlcy deserves the thanks of his
DftY and of the considerable number Of
Democrats WHO dj,l-ree with the Presidents :
pension theories lor h> manly and temperate
criticism Of hc spirit of Mr.. tleveands latest
pension Ncipcs during yesterdays debate. His
remarks were perfectly fair and dignified, and
upt only Nnditatei the senate Pensions Com
mtlur. bat put the President before the country
n an even !cs- enYiabic position than before.
l'hal 800 of the 500 private pension bills consd-
crulby the committee have been reported unfav-
orahiy certainly does not look like rechlessness
ur eNtraNa-ance. 1t hy no means >u>tans Mr..
tlGAcltud'> sweeping accusations. senator
l!aWIoY, in hi~ further objections to the veto
iar->agc> on the ground of their grossly unjust
a-irr~ion> on the integrity of Congress. made
li~ point, 50 clearly and cogentIy that the
Presidents accustomed apo'ogizer> seemed
stricken ,iumh. and the ngraciou> task of de-
inuiu- hu was left to Mr., Butler. Mr.. But
iOr wouid hGNc done better 10 Keep silent. His
rI.coUHttI Win ~enatur Blair contained several
ln~>t4,~ Whrh Mere unfortunate, but the
>1utL tarpliniall was the aggreSSor. and can
nut vcry well complain if his personal ref
ttHre~ t. Ny. BLAIR brought severe retort.
Nh. t!ovtlanA'- challenge to the Senate con-
t4ucJ in li~ i1i~iCn lctoeS. was unprecedent-
~ ami understandable. AMI if it should lead to
>elnr more very decided Republican criticism
uf liln il would not toe al all surprising. Bos-
TON journal.
The Republican journal., 1888-07-26

*Stevens, Rhotla d.. Montyle. Married
Amasa Soule. Died in Montvie. August
1853.
Tiden. Isabella X, Belfast. Daughter VIII
lam TiIden. Married George W. Harmon, OF
Boston, 25 May. 1913, where She now lives.
*TiIden, Mary H., Belfast. Daughter Thomas
Tilden. Married, CD AXel r. Berg, of Copen-
hagen, Den. Nov. 1916, and (2) Adolph
IIugcl. She died in Munich, Bavaria, Germany,
Aug. o, 1872
Wasson, Sarah, Brook>villc. Married Capt.
Joseph Douglass, of Brooks>ic, who is dead.
She resides in Brooksville.
Wells. Mary A., Belfast, Daughter of Nathan
icI Wells. Married Henry Amcs, Nov. 1874.
Resides in Sacramento, Cai.
*Wetherbee, Abigail A., Belfast. Daughter
l.. b. Wetherhee. Married DR.. George W.
Ellis, 80 Oct. 1S43. Died about 1850.
*Wetherhee. Caroline A.. Belfast. Daugh-
ter j.. b. Wctherboc. Died - June, 1sj9. aged
81
Wetherhce, Eliza A., Belfast. Daughter l..
Il. Wctherbee. Married Martin V. Stetson,
1888. Resides in Melrose, Mass.
L.. B. Wetherbcc. Died 18th Aug. lsiS aged
10.
*Wetherbee, Lydia A., Belfast. Daughter
l.. b. Wetherbee. Married tD Albert T..
Nicker>on, Belfast, 18th Nov, 1916; % John
W. White, of Belfast, 1850. Died 42l July,
1860, aged II.
Wcthcrbee, Susan A., Belfast. Daughter L..
y. Wethcrbee. Resides in Belfast
White, Frances f., Belfast Daughter Hon.
James p. White. Resides in Boston.
White. Julia f.. Belfast. Daughter Hon.
Jas. p. White. Married Walter b. Alden. lsj5.
Resides in Boston.
Whittier. Mary A.. Belfast. Laughter Capt.
David Whittier. Married Hon james g..
Madigan, of IIoulton. Oct. $, 1>46 He died in
1SS0 at Iioulton, where She still It sides
*Whittier, Sarah f.. Belfast Daughter
Capt. David Whittier. Married William L..
Glynn, of Boston. Feb. is. 1919. She died in
lIoulton, Aug. %. 1874, aged IL.
The Republican journal., 1888-07-26

COURTESY it one of the cheapest of virtues; !;
it costs even less than rudeness. Few realize
this, but thousands know the benefit derived
from the use of Warmers Log Cabin Plasters
for pain in the back or local soreness of any
kind. All druggists keep them.
The Republican journal., 1888-07-26

The Secretary Of the Treasury has affirmed
the decision OF the Collector of Customs at
Burlington, VT, in assessing duty on mare
imported by Z. A. Champion into st. AIbans.
and claimed to be exempt from duty under the
provision of the free list for animals specially
imported for breeding purposes.
The Republican journal., 1888-07-26

tatlrh j. bot simply aB Inconvenience, Unpleas
.Ht Ip the sufferer aud disgusting to oihers-it is
tr ipi i'anr,t outpost ot approaching disease OF Il
worse type. Do mol nrglccr its warning, it brings
Gsr'y evils Iu IT. train. Before il L. too late use
lil ~a@c'- atrIh Remedy. II reaches the seat of
tsr aIlmout, and j. the only thing that WILL You
n.tE Bu~r yuuI$oi with quarl medicines till it is
t.t lat",-'til the 4trc;t,nrt becomes Il resistless
t'rlent II is tlc natur,d invention of scientific
Fhy-icinli - Norl tu IL" wise j. sufficient
y >l:mi~h a.trounnp i nom aide to announce
Witt certainty tt4a; thetr l. rain and storm in the
Nu'u. Same b. un Garth, lie l. now trying To dis
f'' ~ u4uhr.it- Jtd -hoV -hoyei- to match.
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The Republican journal., 1888-07-26

Capt. David Whittier. Died Jan. q, 1S42
aged %.
Whittier, Joseph s.. Belfast. Son Capt
David Whittier. Resides in Machias.
Williamson, Joseph. Jr., Belfast Son Josepl
Williamson. Graduated at Bowdon College
1910. Lawyer. Resides In Belfast.
Williamson, William C., Belfast. Son Joseph
Williamson. Graduated at Harvard College
1852 Lawyer. Resides in Boston.
*Wilder, John F., Belfast Son John W
Wilder. Safe inventor and manufacturer, Bos-
ton. Died in 1864 or 1865.
Wilder, Joseph w., Belfast. Son John
W. Wilder. Resides in Australia.
*Wiswell, Arno. Frankfort. Graduated at
Bowdoin College, 1S4l. Lawyer at Ellsworth
where he died Nov. 6. 1877, aged 60.
Wood. Aaron. Belfast
The Republican journal., 1888-07-26
Reducing Inc surplus.

,....- ,,. s,,.
H..If-l.-lis, Id tl4o ~nrl,ltt. in tltrt- : Trea,
of, enyagp~ Ill" attention II "ur statesmen hut /
lU'i' Nl" question mas "lf attention, ana tliht Il
M itIuf u"n "i jlr rWtl,in? tons9inp,ifeS; Slnc.
iIi iI-cN cry Ahl Introduction 0t lir. kinss New
llsH't'l} fort consumption there mas been a mark
i i, Xxx "a t,iIi f'',hr, ,,.i"cn No
IAN. ~ t,ai-a,l,tyrs HOW. Nv krcpinr con.
-...tI,.,, ha,,a :. GnttIr al Dr. I,ino's Eryy III.
covert and u-iu. according 10 directions upon tn,
tot.a Sore Throat. ~ hest. or Sida Pain. Takel
mus curry q Gun i @h'iili''''- lid '"'c9 li''
N H. u. A""dy DRUG Nl'-t-
uI ,, mat ,.,>, aid N,, >nn,p,,s in,li.r,ptI,-
..f.. IN, . .,,+at a ,.,,. ,,..,,. 49, ,,,::,
i -.I ir,,,. ,,t II a, ~, ,i ~ wv"
' -'''
;ur Candidate for President
ft..,. H. ..;...., /, ,., .i... .. - , . -,
~ "'l' ~ .'Ht''' 'f 'i' 'i'i"l anu W II
n" N"'', ~ tl' ll} '"7V | ~ WI. come lhe
~ - 'Itr- 'vii -','l 'i " ti -iaslsiia'e
because no other n,Jlcine bas so wcll ned the
"'at "l - 'vll',i Ihr and Alternative The people
hlNt hp"f-'t Flr'ire tiitlcrs and rely upon this
feii f'me y in aI ,r"u'!e7 Of Liver, stomach and
h'l.f ~ ~, ''.. H"iariai feyers and diseases
Hpt bc tlp li gA.g recommended. Also cures Head
gche and Constipation. satisfaction guaranteed
ar lHunry refunded. Price 5er. ami 81 ut X. II
MprdN j Drug tore.
Hello, tharic.! Been down with the measles
''''''A''''A''- -
' ' " '7'
II Is not Resi-
g., I.... 1.if - tl,i .,. . - ,,
~ h ' i ,i, tiS ''''' h, d per, peiso I'm
j. sulphur litteI'S, yon can believe it, for the,
rhe'i me "t 4 severe case OF blood poisoning
iIN- n All" hllp New h"lk Niy. 2t23
man, WIS tillrd by a rircut,r cav on,i :, III
lt,Iar,, ,,,,ti,. i ,,. t,tt tht III ., .,. ~ @ ~
citizen, an upright Christian, and an ardent pa
'int' ,u' ~ 81 !."'"' '''i"i'h'ioh WIN regard u
WY "i"' N'"'
/ suffered from acute inflammation in my nos
and head-toI Il week ut a time could not see.
used FIv'- rcam Balm and in !, few DAYS wa
,.itrr,I If is wonderful how quick il helped me
Nrs George : .Ju,lson, Hartford, Conn.
c"u oi un.'SGn, M,i', Tbon i"a. a
tI | -, ~ ~ ,h,,,ctari stics tbrcatnning-o refur
~ -, II Il t;,. n,.l,i,- .atarr' nn hnttl,. :,
"t liS @ ~ ;,h 80
~ Nh f u, 9 t,9 aiIi'|, ;i,
- T. ~ N|,r,,,. ,,;l IIuiso, II Hnrhss,nr \ \
,rhr,. ,r,. lot- of men vbn keen th.ir head ,n,e
irving circumstances, ami vet lose their sense
when they come TO their stomach. This must b
overloaded aud abused in way that would dis
grace bcast.
,..,.,
ineie n9thhhg haii So s"eei III ii ne
Next I" the Joys "i nome ana wliel
\ fragrant breath, anu peariy teeth'
Whh hard anu rosy gums ,;1.Is;. nene't.ii-
And see these charms OF Whleh we sing
--,,
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Pat ShecGy, the wei known sporting
mnu nnl cx-manngcr of john l.. SuIli-
van, arrived Mt New York on Sunday 10y
the steamship AaFauin. au'l WAS met hy
II lIcr.li reporter to whom he said:
Il thiml; Nitch,l Ii intends 10 fight
Sullivan because hn thinks the big feel
low is gone. but he'll lind ont his mis-
take. Sullivan is attending strictly io
business, uul VIII he i'll the finest shape
hc ever was in his life. Mitclr!! is II
very sinnrt fellow, but 10 match for
Sullivan. think Sullivan could whip
Mitchell. Smith aud j Train without
leaving the ring. Mitchell is rs good
ms either Smith or Kilinin, and II far
better boxer than Smith. sullivan viii
whip him # the fight comes-doilars to
pennies.
81 am done with lighters. They are
Nil good fellows, but I'm done with
them. | never had but one, and lie
was IL. greatest The world ever knew.
| may go into .Ac show business, and
perhaps shall! start for Australia in
about three weeks"
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and Star, leaves to-day for Reno with u
brother OF que of the ~defuncts. caused
by d.. Joe's malpractice. to explain 10
Sides nnl other representatives in nu-
thority that it vas necessary 10 hang
Zoe for the health of the community
Charlie says lac protested against the
killing Of the medicine man, but with
out avail. He delayed the execution
foar days by trIesr,phiug for Sides
TO come up. Not receiving amy re-
spouse TO the dispatch. which WAS sent
to the Sheriff o: WhshU. county. lie
Wis unable to restrain his subjects amy
longer. Since Jor's demise they are al
enj wing COOL hcUl'h.
This sanitary mole works well with
the Indians Nui il, is u question il the
SAINT procedure would not be n hygieuic
]prrcauiiuu with the whites"
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Ls;sl!clIS!nii I.i.ScS.

Lieut. Pickup irll' uS that lie has
news from the Salvation Army l~,s,irS.
They are CAPT. Musirk from Sat Lake
and Cadet Pint from Ogden. ind will
be- here by Thursday or Friday. Lieut..
Pickup sill remain To Introduce the
l~aSsicS to the sinners of Bellevue, aud
then take his half fare ticket fer Provo,
Utah. The l;uisc lusscs viii rrmgin at
their present station, whore they are
pulling for tie Lord. Those sinners
from bellevue who cnunt on meeting
the lassies should not miss n train the
latter part OF the weck.- Bellevue,
NdHhoJ lIrrul |.
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amount of $40, aud present his bill to
the county for the same.
The Official bond Of Francis J Kelly,
j. =. S%pruccTont township. wns IT.
ceived. examine! nu approved aud
ordered filed and recorded.
Monthly reports Of County Clerk.
Sheriff, Hospital Steward, JaIl"r and
joint report of Auditor amd Treasurer
el$o quarterly report of J. Rohbin", J.
p. of Ruby Valley township. received.
examined, approved and ordered filed.
Upon motion il was ordered that the
Auditor Ic and he is hereby authorized
10 transfer from the General County
sum of So .O0o.
The cash in the County Treasury WINS
counted aud found to correspond with
the Authors books.
III ncrnrtlauue with law the y mri of
County COMMISSIONER proceeded to levy
mud assess the State and county nxrs
for the fiscal year 1898 as foiloSs, to
wit:
II is hereby ordered tina. there he
levied, assessed. collected AMI pail in
United States gold or silver coin for
county purposes, mn alyulnTum tax q!
fifty five - cents on each one hum.
drc'l 1901 doll .rs valuation of taxable
property IN Eikn cOauty. Nevada. in
ClalluS the ne; proceeds of mines. 10 be
Gpp0rtion"l 10 the several fuadS az fol
10 W., TO wit:
T~hirty-tive ISL cents to the General
county iuR'l, ten / lu CENTS 10 the Inii.
g;nt fund aui ten l0l cents to- the
Contingent fund.
1t * further ordered that there he
levied, assessed. collected aud paid in
United States gold or silver coin, an nd.
vLlnrIm tax of thirty five 3jl cent, on
ton nf taXui'l; property in Ell;o county,
N.vada. including the net proceeds of
mines for county school purposes.
II is further ordered that there he
levied. assessed. collected and paid III
arc rrdiuce with Law, in United States
gold or silver coin. nn ndyalUIum tax OF
ninety 80 cents on each oue hundred
1881 a., llrrS valuation of taxable prup
criy IA Exc county, Nevada, Unloading
the net proceeds of mi,irs, for = ate
purposes, and that The same he. and it
il hereby added In the aforesaid /, vi-s
to hn collected ut the same time and in
the sgni- manner.
No further business appearing. the
Bonrl adjourned to Monday, Mnrch
q, 1883.
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COnNISSIOSEus, PHoCEEn
ESt.S.

Thu Board OF County Commissioned
met Monday, Feb. 9Th, aul after dis.
posing of the claims presented publish
ed yesterday transacted the following
business. Present, Messrs. lIonrymnn
Bradley md Bird.
Minutes Of the previous meeting read
and approved.
Upon reading the petition OF citizens
OF Sprncemont filed herein pray ing that
the Commissioners declare certain roads
situated near Sprucculo0t, Elko county,
nevada, n public highway. Said road
described Hs fo lows, to wit: Being the
road on the east side of Clover Valley,
commonly known as thD Woodruff ~
Ennor stage road and Running from
Sprucenont north 20 n point about four
mil ~ north of the slough, when it inter
cepts the Wells aud Jasper public road.
Upon motion petition granted aud said
rond declared u public highway in nc
cordance with said petition.
Upon reading petition of citizens of
Spruccmont Township filed herein pray
ing for the appointment OF Francis J.
Kelly MS Justice Of the Peace in and
for said township. Upon motion petit
tion granted md appointment ordered
no issue upon Francis J. Kelly giving
bond in accordance with the law aud
taking then necessary oath Of Office.
Epon reading petition OF citiGans OF
ESprucemont school district pra, ing for
the eitention OF bouudhri,s Of said
school district SO ms to iucldlc the town
oil Jasper which Is located some 81
miles north Of present north boundary.
Upon motion petition granted nh | or.
,dered Tint the boundaries Of said school
district bc chan ,cd and eS,nblish.d ~
hccordancc with tho petition Oh lilo
herein.
III accordance With the advertisement ,
ol Commissioners for bids to do the
county punti X for II year from Fob.
ftary 1855 TO February 1889. Only
Que bid was received. TO wit: The j lint
bid OF q. W. Grover aud q. II. Spro q
to do the county printing for one yen
IN accordance with the advertisement,
with the exception OF Assessors list OF
taxpayer y iOt aud in consideration OF
the sun Of sl00 90 per month-paya .
BILE monllly I-nnu ionIion .,i1 Li1 "a
Grover and Sproule was accepted ~ he.
log the bist aud loves bid flied or pre-.
scented.
Upon motion IL was ordered that 8.
al. Henley bc, ond be is hereby author
lied to furnish Mrs. Banks, an indi.
Boht person, with provisions TO tho
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I'd

c. $. Young, formerly Supcrin'cnd.
cmt Of Public Instruction. passed
through to day IN route i"r the CIIi,ul
where hr viii nttt nd TIE nnuuul mccli .
of .he Nntipn i T. iuci;innnl 4 ,Socinriom
Of which H. il rrrsi lent. Sundays
san FfanclseG Gh.pnre'o says:
lon. q. $. Yruus, one Of the pro
prirtors Of the Rio li0ni,o colony, near
BiggF, in Butte county, COMPRISING the
old homestead of Compressor NJ riom
Bigg'. is stopping at the PHItcc Hotel.
lie leaves Ia m0rrOw evening for Wash
ingtnn. to at'cul a meeting q! the De.
pnrtmcnt Of Superintendent. National
Elnrn,i"mil Association, hrfurr. yhiah
body lac gives an address in support Of
senator StC"nrt'S proposition 10 cs.
tIbltNh II national normal school.
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5 Sinnrt SChUInr.

\ pupil in II of the public school ,
Of this county complied recently in the
following mruner with II request to
write I composition on tbs subject Of u
physiological lecture tn which the school
In ju{t li4tcnii: "rhc human body
is ma'lc of the head, tll,rax nnI nl,lr.
mrn. Tt" head contains the brains.
when There i any. The thouI con.
t"ins the heart and lungs. The nhdo.
men contains the bowels, Of which there
il five. \. T.. |. o. L, AMI sometimes W
and w. lO'oyillc (CJl..l Mercury.
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i 5IichIgun scnsution.

\ Detroit dispatch q! the lSt instant
says: The T. !c' Of Bay City tAiich. y
have created II decided sensation by the
discovery that Z number Of young giIlS.
highly connected. who were supposed
to he III school, u thsy lrft their homes
turuel after school hours. have really
visited houses of ill.reputc and re-
manned there dining the day. The
gals are but Ii to Is years Of age.
Their families ar. nearly crazed by the
announcement of their youthful de
prIvIty. and II searching Investigation
Is TO be made.
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ItI.uy Between 'E:,iI

A VOCAL was up before the Police
Court the other day for ~nastulting her
husband. lie rvlvn.ed after her arrest.
and when lie came u she witness box lie
refused to swear against her.
Now. Mr.. Clark" sail his honor.
didn't your wife inil,ct those scratches
OH your face?"
II can't tell a lie sir"
".And l don't want you to. Was it
your wife?%
Your honor, we keep a cat. 1t lies
Between the two of EN-. II my wife
says she didn't thea i. must be the cat.
aud III have her brhe tded before |
sleep this nisht!'-LDe;soit Free Press.
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How the poor fellows vho start out
Tomorrow iuoining for Elko ly team
must "ciss' H." mode Of administering
tho ln~s IN Nevada. The parties
charged with crime rIe comfortably
housed, well fG', aud in no danger Of n
big storm sweeping down OH thcm ard
rcris!'inG in u snow drift. But the in -
ioccnt witnesses arc in danger Of nh
tliis. Aud II none OF them die from tho
exposure incident 10 this ,rip. il wiIl Lc
II miracle. II Looks 10 us nsifi II wcr ,
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S0NIJs'S AS15EAi.S.

The County Commission ,rs threw out
to-day all the coyote aud rabbit 81 Tins.
The Buard has not done IL better
action i Austin Iicveilic.
II the Commissioners of nry county
can ignore II law of the State to save
couIty funds md get away with ii then.
perhaps, the Commissioners oi Lander
county ''lIaTc not done u b tier action
lIt wEeu c!aimanis for bounti=s on the
scu!ps OF u~oxinus animals hAy" pre-
scented their claims ii nrcrr,iruce with
the provision OF IN Act OF til, LegiSla,
turr, nppr"yol January -, 1851, they
ARE entitled to receive, and tie Com
misSioncrS are directed To allow the
nmpUut due under the pfovisioas Of
said Act.
We are aware that the tax on the
trctiurieS Of several counties Of this
State i'll consequence of said Act is
bec"ming onerous, but W. are very sure
that If the claims ave presented in nc
cOrlaucc with law no Board OF Com.
m~issioncrS has the authority TO reject;
them, nnd the claimants eau recover in
a snit against the county, in which case
the full mount OF the claims, together
with the costs Of suit, would he paid by
the county aid the Board wUulI not
have done wise thing in r J"ctius
them. The HiNtrict Attorney y! Lander
county certainly knows that the claims,
IL properly presented, can be collected
by law.
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.AnIcrson Acquitted.

The case Of J. L. Anderson was given
to the jury at II o'clock saturday night.
On Sunday morning the jury stood .
ioT acquittal aud ; for conviction, bat
i'll the afternoon AN agreement was
reached and " verde; Of not guilty was
says:
Thus ended n ;rinl in which nm
usu | interest was taken on account Of
the facts thn. the defendant i - veal
thy cattle owner, nu | tn It til. Nevada
Live Stock Association was supposed to
he backing the State i'll prosecuting the
case"
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state t'uir i>rcciors.

Governor Stevenson has rc.ap?p int,d
c. q Pownimg, l., j. Film. aud Joseph
Narzeu NJ Directors OF the State Board
OF Agriculture, each for II term OF four
years from Fsb. 3. 1883. The reap
pcintin"nt Of these gentleman without
solicitation on their part shows that the
Governor considers them the right men
for the place, and looks upon General
Pownimg, who was President al the
Board last year, rs nm nhlr executive
officer, notwithstanding Tia" unfair cri,i
cisrms Of his administration 10y personal
enemies. 49, Silver State.
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Isnl!rOn Il Fra

> number of American ,rniumon on
ia" Mexican Central have fled pic,ipi.
lately to American soil fearing the 80.
verify 81 Mexican punishment on nc
count "t al apparently unavoidable
train accident. Mexico crrtic4 legal r..
sir'int too far in ~imprison,ng railrond
mcn for disaster beyond their coutrol.
hut II out managers aud c~mIloycs Of
American roads could bc imburd with
something Of The GEAR Of legal consc-
qnrnc-s hlt 10y their brethren in Mexi-
90 travel would bc safer L Virginia Re.
pot.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-12

The Sm FrAnci SEQ Bulletin savs
some Congressman, unnamed, has
raised the howl against Nevada again
Wiint docs hr rr"I csc Ia do nlout it?
There is no constitutional provision for
nnmnhing II State. Il il charged that
Nevada IL ~cJntrol. ed by G. lIrrnin in.
lncIcns. She might Le under wurar
"ncS--thoSr OF Now York. for instance.
At least Nevada pays her way nul Rsks
and gets fcw !nv"rs. Sumc day. under
irrigation. her sngebrush pLims vii rc
yellow with hnrv".ts. ntd with her sill
yer, wheat aud cattle. ,hu wlt ,indicltc
her possessions Of S]tntchyol. -,Erno
Gazette.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-02-12

The Folsom Telegraph says that n
band of GypSies i ctmped near that
town and that the bcll.S aud brnux
form parties and go to the camp 70 have
their fortunes toll. \ we'll known
young l,dy wa, having her future fore
cast the other evening AMI the reader
Of the stars created II sensation 10y re-
marking: 1.-The failure is bright before
you. You will DC II happy wife and
mother iusilr Of six months"