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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09

BRAUrlROk oPR1no.
The beautiful sprios. Il hAs eome.
The nature no longer - o0De,
TIE frcgs nov are heard,
Ana ths song OF the beard.
while bumbisbsos merrily h3me.
7be soberest CO.. = has TO iaush
A. the aniics OF her little eaugh;
On King winters tomb
The wild Aowers blomb,
And fresh eggs are cheaper by heugh.
We sulphur now tass for The blood.
And often get stuck IN the moUos
The sunshine % wArms
And the loud thunder stnfm
MAKO blossoms sQuee - out OF the bood.
The farmer. no longer in debt.
Now piunses this hens that VIII SEPT
In water till they
VIII promise to iev
For the boArders he's a,xious 10 gebs.
MosQ uitoea appea1 In ths Hights,
A. Gag sr % ever for b'ghts;
The girls aud the boys,
with risht merry noys,
Come out with tops, hoopies and kishts.
'fis bsautiful spring, and We should
BIRD oper ~ hear in the would;
And bask In the sun, ats.
Iili. house. cleaning dun.
Make husbands feel happy and gould.
III Q. Dodge.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09
- IhO-DOAd LlnO,O

Many old soldiers remember 'rhe dc ad line"
At .ndersonviIle. II vas mighty dangerous
netghborhood. Dyspepsia. biiiousness ana
liver and AID ney oisrasts . are tu,l OF psIils Tor
the sick, hut Burdock Blood Btuers ara . Ger.
Il. Cochran. druggist, l37 ana lS9 North
Queen street, Lane Asters
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. ID. Suit, Druggist. Bippus. Ind, testines:
best remedy. every bottle sold has given relief
IN every case. One man took six bottles, ana
Ing" Abraham Hare, l}elleville, Ohio, afiirms
The best selling medicine have ever han.
dled in my 20 years experience. Is Electric
Bitters." Thousands of others have added
their testimony. SO that the verdict is unani-
mons that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases
Of the Liver, Kidney or BLOOD. only . half
dollar bottle at H. Il. Cochran's Drug Store,
La and lSs NortL Queen street. LAncastar.
Pa. tN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09
ksock isn's AFnicD 8AivU,

aores. Ulcers, salt Ehsum. Fever sorei. rettsr,
ChAppsd Hands. Chilblains, Corns. and ~
sdn fruptions; and positively cIrss e ! fnss: 70 o.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Priee
Is oents per box. For sale by II. b. Cochran,
Druggist. Nos. LII ana lS North Queen street.
Lancaster. Pa junoU.lyo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09
a WOnAn's Discovery,

"Another wonderful discovery has boen
made nd that TOO BY LADY in this country:
for seven years ehe wtthstOod the sever est
tes Q, but her vital organs were undermined
and Death seemed imminent. She bought q
bottle Of DR. Kings Aew Discovery for Con-
sumption. and was so much eieved on taking
S6s, soss sss ,hSs S.sa cured ass
name is Mrs. Luther ulz" Thus writes W.
Hamrick q 20, of Shelby, N. q. Get free
r ISo North Queen street. LancastAr. Pa (N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09
sOurcrS of PROFIT.

There are many sources of profit to those
whn are 1 pgeu ious and -nterpri lug. Burdoch
BLOOD Biuers are a sour,e - pront In ty-ry
way. hey Ouild IN the healt su rely sp. edily
aud efectualIy, which /, say inx a great deal,
FOR sac by ii ocnran oiug Sist, Isl ana
l39 North Queen stie Get Lsncasier.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09
first- Uinss InsurAnce,

Insure with Thoma.' Eciectrtc OIL. 1t ts the
choal ale-t ana test ineihpd OF Insurance We
know of ~ lis use you arc sure 10 escs pc
m my grsvious aches ana pains. Policies arc
obtaina,ile at ali drnggi-ts In the foI IN OF bot.
ties at 50 cents ana q each for sale by Il. b.
Cochran, drugxist. lS7 ana ls9 North Queen
street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09

Little Howard writes from Bu1alo N. ..
"My syS em became greatly debilita tatad
through a du0us pr'tessf NAL duties. sa Ter. q
from nause-, sicS headsche and bi tousness.
Tried hurdock Blood bWers win the most
benedict Il elect Am we u, ever" ror sale
oy Ii, B C'cnrsr. oiug <isI, Is, and lss North
Qus.n str, et. Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09
DIARRHEA

and paiaful irreguiar1ty Of bowels owing to
ths irritation Of the mucous Innings by the
passage OF sour ana Indigestion food, Cleanse
and soothe the Innings ana see that the stomach
stops inn mrosing on the bowels. schenck's Man.
drase Pills are sovereign. r tsL tt.
For sale by all Druggists. Price % cts. per
box 8boxes for IS cts; or sent by mail, post.
sge tree. on receipt Of prico. DIR. J. H. schsnck
4 son. Philadelphia. may l1lyokw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09
Hear Him.

"I feel new. I WA sffictsd with sick head,
Btssss with tbs niost beneficial eject. An
we'll - ever" yor sale by n. y. CoehraS,
ssssE.s N saa - AsFss Queen 'sssss La
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09
SPECIAL NOTIOES:
North POio Expeditions,

Prize Il xhts. lotteries. wblhing ma ches. ana
bs,icon ascersions are u sualiy hunbuQs OF the
worst sort. Dr. Thomas hciectrtc OIL Is not .
humbus. IL i,aQutck cure for nches snd
tprAins, ana 10 just as good for la,aens 90.
For a by II. n. Coo h-an. a. ug sist ISL ana l80
No;th Queen street. Laucaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09
kSeals The world.

THIS 10 what II. q. Hoberscn, druggist OF
Marion, Ohio, says "Ih0mas Eetectrtc Oh
beats the world. Sold nine bottles yestsrday
eight years standing Ia splend d for rheu
mstism FIR sale by II. b. Cochran. drug.
Rtst. lSl and lS9 Orlh Queen street, Lancaster I.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09

LIVING ehsfactsrisss thsss modern days. Ths
result q . fearful tncreAse Of Brain ana Heart
Disease-0enersl Debility, insomnia, Paral-
ysis ana insanity. Chiorai ana Aorphia aug.
ment the evil. The medicine best adapted TO
DO permanent good 70 Ayers eaxsaparilla, Il
puri0ao, onriches ana vitAlises the blood, ana
thus strsngthsns every function ana faculty
Of the body. t... ,.t,s
al have used Ayers sarsapariiia In nv fam.
ily, for years. ! have found it Invaluable ~
A CURE
for Nervous Debility caused By an inactive
LIVER and low state of the blo0A"-Henry
Bacons Xsnia, OHIO. sd z Af u ''
"ror some time havs been sroubled WftA
heart disease never found anything to helD
me until began us1n9 Ayers eoruep4rtllA j
have only used thts medicino six month but
y has rolieved me from my troable, ana ona-
nied mo tn resume work. ]. r. CArsanett
Perry, III. 49, "a
al have been Z praeticipx physician for
over half century, ana during that time I
have never fOun0 % powerful and reliable IN
aloetatfye and blood puriner - Ayers eArSA-
pazilla"-Dr. n. Aaxstart, Louisville. Ky.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-09

oas So sS: S q: s
elrnents OF 0ood DrtsS Goods without
ety,c there 10 1ways something lacking. All
Asw York. koston and loadon Atyies
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05
Stui9 AZ ]Ocrfaufcu.

Wir fnS I'M Selisr Urn rtipa 1000 gdtr
9llten Sarlanbes, psI6ts tbrils i'm Iiitlibrn,
d%iittlfrrn pbrr nUroIi6tn 5bcile ron @astr-
t'aee 9Gupty Iirst. gRir biettn baslslbe lebr
tiats gum 8rrfaufe an.
Ndberrs su erfabrsn BON
@raf Srps.,
Sermann, Wo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05

Yin rs,MliLi;e Stat.
Hub cert. ny IDS 9'iuUStn EaS,
Sud id m,ju' SH1g!
llno sett Hcr Ga9 itIaieu,
lluo 4 Steru' t!i2cu AMI,
o. tIcrP ib ans SGnittrl:
9icES Gtauet mad cui!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05
MISREPRESENTATION
REMEk"
sd~ncISampferfabrt!
&ur,c sccrciic 1T ncnn Eager
jpil6rn
Srcnte1t TITO Nem Ooff.

Iie teriibmten S6nsaeampter
Aller, Trave, Saale, Ems, Elder,
Werra, Fulda, Lain, Elbe
Sunnabcubs uno Nittpods rCr
Bremen.
Sonnabenos uno Mittiuofs rad
SEEM gorf.
Bremen 1T isbr bequsm fir &ciisnee &C.
leaen une BON Srcmcn aus tann man IN
iebr tur,rr 3sit limmtIi6e Stiet; Osstl6
lambs, Scferreibs une Der Sbpei3 erreiber.
Die StnrIoa mpfer hes HOroosutfhsn Slrge
fne nit tsIcnbrrsr Srridittigung trr
3piIdeAeefs yafasirre urb 3%rstter Cd
iite-paGagicre gtpaut, baben bobe Gcrbede,
! ppr,iialibc 8tntilatirn nub cine au5ge3stt-
nste Ysrplegung.
Nebr mic
100000
palIaaierc haben nit bsn 1ampfsrn ees
RprpSeutl6eu 2lcYb bic Hriie iibsr's Nser
idtr unb gut suridsrlest. Wsgsn 9rstlt
unb pciteref Jufornaticn pener man lnt al
Selri9s T. So,
2 8olulin9 Green, Seem glorf.
s.. SlamiIenius & 60, Gsntrol.
gselltsn fir rsn &teiten no. 2 Soutb 9lart'
lraes. Chicago, 81.
Ebeptpr 9eraner, 2Isent.
Scrmanu, Mc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
Campaign Matr,I.i.

With silver down in tho iowor niho.
tics and tho enactment clause virtu.
ally stricken ont OF tho Chinda6 Re.
striction Act; soino people arc won.
doring whore tho Pacific Coast Ro
publicans are going 70 find campaign
material for noxt yoar's campaign.
Tho indications aro that, in Nevada
ct loast, tho attempt will DO mado 10
run tho Republican machine by wator
power. 1t will be just as easy 70
promise every voter a thousand inch.
cs Of water ms II was TO gdaranteo TO
place silver at par, and tho last Years
crop Of ,thirsty gulls Is ms liable TO DO
caught by tho deceptive mirage as
they ORC TO DO snarod by tho myth.
ical silver service banquet 70 which
thoy wore invited by the Republican
speakers lust Fall. Virginia Chron.
.ol@
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
stage R.bbcr Capturea.

The Fort Bilwcll stage was robbed
n week ago north Of M1po's ranch on
tho Humboldt road. A Susanyillo
dispatch dated Sept. 2 says:
ShorifT CIay cams upon tho robber
of tho Fort Bidwell stago on Friday
nenr tho summit. The robber opened
fire, shooting Cady in the leg three
times. Tho Sheriff returned the fire,
tho ball hitting tho robbcr in
the leg once Cady then boat
him with his pistol until no surron.
dored. Detective Thacker, who was
following tho robbers trail, utter
meeting the Sheriff with tho prisoner,
returned with tho lattor twenty-five
miles to money buried noar
the place ho VAS captured. Tho Of.
floor recovered about $1,000. Cady
arrived hero last night. Thack or
with his prisoner, arrived about Ii
o'clock last night.
Frank Cady, who was elected Shor-
if OF Lasscn county, Cal, last Fall,
is u brother Of Mrs. IA. Plnpmer, Of
this place, and q son OF Stoel Cady,
OF Ripon, California, ono OF tho Best
c.tizons Of the county.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
nortibie cath,

A special to tho Louisville Courier
Journal dated Somerset, KY, Sept. Q,
says:
; William Oatos, q prominent and
wealthy farmer residing q TOW miles
from Monticello, loft homo on bust.
moss with his vito and loft two young
daughters in charge Of tho house.
Oatos had in his employ a;nogro boy,
nearly full grown, who, knowing tho
oldor people wero away, entered tho
house and, attor looking tho door up.
on tho two young girls, assaulted. tho
yolngest, aged twelve years. Tho
othor girl escaped from tho room;nhd
going to a noighbor's gave Tho alhrm.
A posse immediately organized and
startod in pursuit Of tho negro. lilo
was oaught IN tho woods aud tod 10
o stake. A rail pom was built around
him, and coll oil was poured ovor him
aud upon tito rails. A match was
applied md tho negro burned to
denth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
what 81 ItY

Sir Julian Psuucototo may DO soon
in tho enjoyment OF. his dNly .papcr
any bright afternoon coated upon
ono Of tho benches. within Dupont
Circlc'' not far FROM his homo on Con.
tccticut dvonuoaA-tEx. 80, +,
VOL, what Of it2: Many n botter
man than Sir Julian may DO seen In
q similar position my day. in, tho
woolt, yct no .one thinks Of making q
newspaper paragraph Of tho fact.
Lot Mr.. Paunchtoot read bis paper
in po,oo, ns tho public has worry Rttlo
interest in HIS private aIaits
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
Abon,pr. n,bsr.

II tho lottor writton TO tho Enter.
priso by l.. q. Couture, Assistant
Commissioner TO tho Exposition ut
Paris, concerning DR.. II. NJ. Bibor Ia
truo, tho old FOLLOW ought to DO sont
for and brought homo, in chains; for
the disgrace to tho nation would 10
fearful, but tho aeaounts may 10 oon.
coivod In onvy AMI somewhat oxag.
goratod, for Bibor used to DO looked
on US honest, although ho may havo
iallon from graoo.-lCsrson Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
Iron Thurd,y.. D.ily.j
sALnAaUNnl.

Mrs. E. j. Talbot lectured at the
NJ. e. Church; fcnovlast, evening.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
Is, X. OF p, at Castle Hall tonight.
Tuesdays Reno Gazette:--Mr. Jno.
r. Bradley, OF Elko; is registered ut
the Riverside.
According to tho Appeal tho
Ormsby House restaurant has oysters
open day and night.
Attorney-G General Jno. F. Alexan-
dor came up on last evenings train
and stopped over in town to-day.
]. S. Gardner & Son have CON-
plotted the Tuscarora school house.
Tho building was painted by George
Pullman.
Hugh Martin, accompanied by his
brothor-in-law, Mr.. Walsh, loft to-
day by private conveyance for tho
Bruneau country.
Mrs Skaggs and son, mother and
brother of Robert Sklggs, OF Pleasant
Valley, loft last evening for Texas
where they will reside in future.
The Chicago News OF last Monday
printed IN editorial favoring Chicago
for tho Worlds Fair, in twenty differ
ent languages, from Hebrew to VIOLA
puls-. II that doesn't knock Now
York out thoy might as we'll give it
up.
Mrs. Jenkins, who was shot by her
husband at Virginia City last Satur-
day, died Monday evening. She
made no statement rs to the shooting,
and when asked by Justice Kehoe il
she desired to do 30 she gave an en-
phutic "No." Tho charge against her
husband has been changed from as
sault with intent to kill TO murder.
Hon. WIN. Woodburn has been re-
tanned as counsel for the murderer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
ChronIr ktckrra.

An Act OF tho Legislature, ap-
proved March 5, 1885, makes it the
duty OF tho Assessor to repar a
printed list OF tho tax payers in his
county and provides the compensa-
ton for printing said lists, which
amount shall DO allowed by the
County Commissioners. Since we
have had possession OF the ISDErEsD-
n Office We have nevor received tho
full compensation allowed by law for
printing these lists, and oven now wo
learn that u few narrow-saugo tax
payers are kicking because the printer
wants something near the amount
provided by law for doing county
work. This law has been the means
OF increasing the county by
thousands OF dollars and reducing
the ratio OF taxation, and yet some
persons complain because We will not
print tho lists for nothing. Why not
complain Of the salary Of tho Sheriff,
or the Assessor, or the District At
torney, etc? Why not recommend
the Commissioners to advertise for
bids to perform tho duties OF these
o!icos? Could it notb,dDna cheaper
than it is donc? Tho law provides
for the compensation OF these Of
floors, SO it docs for printing the TAX
lists. Why should we work for less
than tho amount provided for by law
any moro than does a county officer?
Did anyone evor know OF a county
officer who took less than tho amount
provided by law for his services in
order to save something to tho county
treasury? o, no; but tho tax lists
should bs printed for a nero song TO
ave a few dollars to tho Taxpayers
who have bssn groatly benefited in n
reduction OF the rate OF taxation by
the law in question. Out upon those
chronic kickerJ who gapo ut n gnat
and swallow n camel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
Inu,i,.,, ,,sn..

Under date Of September end, n
correspondent ut Bullion writes that
tho furnace 10 running nicely and will
run ton or fifteen days longer; that
tho night engineer, Mr.. Houser, mot
with n slight accident in having a
finger crushed but is still on duty;
that thoro have boon u number Of COW
boya in town rocontly who havc boon
troGting tho girls TO horseback ridcs,
and that stockmon complain Of a
scarcity OF both food md wator. 9.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
Elko,S

Tho assessment roll Of EIko county
is completed, and Notwithstanding
that stock cattle are assessed Mt ~
por head less than last year thcro is
NJ incroaso in tho assessed value OF
tho taxable property of tho county as
shown by tho total footings, to wit:
Total valuation, 1889. .... .sl,55J,327
Total valuation, 1888. 49,. 4,52j,9 0l
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
Increase for 1880. .
S20,:p

Taking into consideration tho
drought Of tho present year this is n
worry satisfactory showing and proves
that our county is what ia claimed
for it, ono Of tho most prosperous in
tho State. Tho present season has
boon m unfavorablc ono for both
stock md agricultural interests, but
tho aboyo showing proves that tho
future prosperity Of Elko county is
established, IL few crodkcrs TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
: DISCOVERY OF OXYGEN.
How tho vital Substance Was First utu,
lied by LayoIsIor.

How tho vital Substance Was First utu.
lied by LayoIsIer.
"Fixed air" and 'combustible mir"
Ind been speculatcd p and .'tho
mir that is left aftor combustion" hnd
attracted attention. But tho pho
omena OF this kind, inconsistent as
they were with tho phlogistic theory.
had not been sufficient to overthrow
It. Tho first germ Of Lavoisier's tho
DRY on these matters was embodied in
n sealed packet which no deposited
With tho Academy. in 1870. Recog-
nizing that the c%alcination OF metnis
could not tako place without tho 40
cess OF air, and hat tho freer tho nc.
ccss tho moro rapid tho cllcination,
he ''began to suspect" as ho express
es himself. that some elastic fluid con.
tanned In tho air was susceptible. under
many circumstances. Of fixing itself
and combining with metals, and that
to tho addition OF that substance were
due exclamation and tho increase In
weight Of metals converted into calsas.
(! From this thought. came, after much
cropping with ]rronoou conclusions,
tho idea that air Is a compound COD.
tanning n vital part nhd another part
and that 1t lie tho vital part that is
absorbed, Tho behavior OF charcoal
} whom burning in oxygenpointed to tho
: nhturo OF that substnncoi>a and 10 the
truo thd0ry OF combustion This new
vital substance, which, uniting With
tho smcta's. formed calxos, and With
other, substances generated acids, ho
called e1ygeH or tho aeld.produocr;
tha aiFthut was loft aitor combustion
was dtote. or i~ifeloss. Tho infamina-
bic mir which. combining With oxy.I
gon.: was found TO form water. was,
callod hydrogen Popular Science
Monthly. $50
| Edison's Talking Dolls. ~
Edison's attention 70 t%oy-makinE Il
no los, honorable to him than His con.
tributions TO tho comforts ana business
affairs OF older pooplo. To invcM.h.
phonograph was a sigh OF ~invcuiive.
{ power; 10 put ono in5ido n doll so thht
tho doll should DO nado to talk showed
his, hoart All great mon lovo children;
oil clildfcn lovo' such great mon IA
Tom Edison. Tho Jppancso havu SO for
vastly outwitted us In tho matter OF val-
uablot toys, adapted TO tho tastes Of chill,
drrn; but nothing has oyor cqunled II
real 1.-Two doll that talks good senso. It
will bu n capital educational impIe-
mont also; for tho mother can make
tho doll. do hor experimenting nhd
tcnolHngt for hoh, just THING Of: o
sqoliinsldo Of q DOH May itl ipsido,
soon. give out ST. toqie Globo.Depo.
= Croft. ,sf,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-09-08
lFeom Tuesday. Daily ]
SAs.mAGGAOI.

-
Judge II. r. Bigelow left this morn
ing for Reno.
The two Salvation tramps have
reached Winnemucca-
1t is said that August Belmont has
offered $4,000 for Mr.. Winters Ell
Rio Roy.
White Pine county has been treated
to another fine rain. Send one this
way, please.
Another windy, dusty, disngreeable
day. We would welcome n rain suf-
ficient to lay the dust aud purify the
atmosphere.
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
10, +. 6 A. NJ, ut their Hall at 8 o.
clock this evening. Members and So
journing brethren arc cordially in
vited to DO present at that hour.
"Undying love" is a within OF the
brain, existing only in 1t
is mover found in actual life as de.
picted in novels. Sexual love and
sexual passion are identical.
The rumor, published Saturday,
that Mrs. Hugo had died Of grief for
her murdered husband proves to DO
unfounded. We arc pleased to learn
that she is much bettor both mentally
and physically, and in u fair way to
recover from the shock.
Although the hearing on appeal OF
tho Potts case to the Supreme Court
has been set for next Monday it may
be weeks, or vcn months, bofore tho
decision is announced. In tho mean
time Mr.. and Mrs. Potts await the re-
suit within their cells at the County
Jail.
Gen. Russell 4. A'gcr was elected
by c amation Commandcr-in- Chief
OF the G. a. Il Mt Milwaukee last
Wednesday evening, Co. a. G. Weis-
cert was e'octed Senior Vice Com
m1nder and John +. Lovett, Of New
jersey, Junior Vice Commander.
In 1861 Confederate General Ear'y
levied Il tax OF $1,000 on Frederick.
MI. As the town WAS entit'od to pro-
lection by the Federal Government it
is thought this sum should be repaid,
and the Board Of Aldermen have ON
p'oyed I'm attorney to Provo the CAIN.
Carson Tribunc:-A Virginia City
gentleman who should know informed
a Tribune reporter that tho amount
paid monthly to workmen is double
what it was six months ago, and still
fools in the East speak Of our State
with pity and endeavor to crowd our
star out OF the Starry flag. The peo-
pic of Nevada arc we'll satisfied with
tho outlook.
Miss Dora Bonnificld, OF Winnemuc-
ca, gives notice elsewhere in this is
sue that sho will oi,en n private
school hero. As she desires TO COM
memo nczt Monday morning parents
who desire to patronizo her are rc-
quested to call ut the residence of
Mira. j. 4. Mcbride this week and
make their arrangements.
a notice elsewhere informs tax
r!yers that the Board OF County
Commissioners will sit MS n Board OF
Equalization on Monday, the 10th
instant, for tho purpose Of hearing
complaints rs TO assessments, whether
thoy DO too high or too low; but there
will scarcely dc any dissatisfaction on
account Of tho latter contingency.
Tho annual exhibition OF the Nc
vada State Agricultural society opens
Mt Reno on Monday, the Both instant.
Tho State Fair Of 1889 promises to be
tho most successful ono over held i'm
tho State, and our county should DO
VOL represented. Elko is among the
first counties in tho State and should
mako u crcditablo showing ut the
coming State Fair.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-27
CORKCUTTERS IN CAUCUS

To Consider a Change In the Work Hours
and in the System of Working.
The corkcutters employed in the Arm
strong factory will hold a convention to-day
to consider the proposition of their employ
ers for change in the hours of work and
system of work.
At present the workers are paid by the
day and cease on Saturday at 1 O'Clock.
The firm desire TO introduce the system of
piece work and oblige the workers to re-
main until O'Clock on Saturday. There
are between 500 and 600 employees engaged
in the factory.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-27
AS A. CHRISTMAS GIFT.

The FIInts Still Remitting Aid to the East.
ern Bottle Blowers.
The Glass Budget says:
1.-THE Green Glass Blowers will receive
another 81, 900 from the Flint officials this
week, to assist them in their Eastern lock-
out. This action on the part of the Ameri-
can Flints has greatly encouraged the Green
Bottle Blowers and created feeling of re-
spect and fraternity which it is hoped will
never be changed. The fact that the
knights of Labor have not contributed a
single cent to assist them in the important
contest has also drawn forth considerable
comment"