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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-06
THE EVENING DEMOCRAT

Is for sale every day at the following Martin Bergin, South Main street. W. F. Dillon, East Main street. E. W. Ensign, North Main street. G. N. Els, Bank street. Baumgartner Bros., Bank street. Partree's Drug Store, Bank street. Winohell's News Room, Bank street. Mrs. Casey, Bank street. P. J. Bossidy, Bank street. James E. Roe, Baldwin street. Peoples Drug Store, Baldwin street. Thomas Costello, Bank St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-06
PENMANSHIP,
 Prof. HOIIeV

Teaches every pupil to write fine rapid business hand in a course of 16 private lessons and NO FAILURES.
 All kin 8 of pen work executed in the highest degree of the art l67 Bank St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-06
OUR ADVERTISERS,

Clothing, Furnishings, EUeh Waterbury One Price Coz D. Hawley, Cooperative Tailoring O. J. B. Mullings, M. Kaiser 6 Go. Boston Clothing Go. Benjamin Sedgwick. John Semrow M. Wersba.
 Dry Goods. Mullnsry,,Eso. E. T. Turner, Miller & Peck, I. Chase, Reid & Hughes Conlon Bros.
 Boots, Shoes. Rubber Goods. B. J. Finn, Damon & Shippy, W. L. Douglas, G. R. Dodge,
 Furniture, Rss. Waterbury Furniture Oo, J. M. Burrall, Elkins & Wake,
 Groceries, Feed. >Eeo. John B. Vallee, w. N. Ladd, Comeau, Blanchette & %.
 Teas, Coffees,:Eto. Great A. & P. Tea Go, Union Tea Go, J. F. Phelan,
 Butter, Eggs, Cheese. Boston Butter House,
 Drugs and Medicines. Brooklyn Drug store, James B. Rowe, J. P. Nugent, Peoples Drug store, c. K. Kilbride & Co, B. Bossidy.
 Tobacco and Cigars. Paul Asheim, Dr Ryder, New York Dental Parlors.
 Watches and Jewelry. Lake Strobel & Go, Il. G. Chatfeld,
 Hardware, Etc. D. B. Wilson, F. B. Field, P. J. Bolan, Kelly, the Baker Trott, Lawton & Co. Brennan, the Baker. O'Brien Brothers.
 Penmanship. P. E. Holly,
 LaundrIes. E. R. Davis 6 Go,
 Wall Paper, Painting. L. F. Haase, Valentine Bros, Pianos, Musical Merchandise. Driggs & Smith Go, Shoninger 6 Co., HIM Ke,,x Dye House.
 Insurance, Etc. F. A. Granniss, T. J. Moran. Newyand Second Hand House. M. Ehrlich,
 Railroads.s N. Y., N. H. & H. N. Y. & N. E. M. w. & c. R.
 Restaurants. Kingsley & Burke,
 Amusements. Jean Jacques, s.!Bohl,
 Undertaking. John Moriarty, J. M. Burrall 6, Co, w. F. York. Mrs w. F. Dillon. James Mulville.
 Physicians and Surgeons. Dr c. w. s. Frost, Dr Gill,
 Real Estate. D. H. Tierney, T. J. Moran. . James E. Watts, T. H. Hayes, James w. Hodson, Harvey Brothers, w. H. Casey. "The Windsor" J. c. S,ahaa. Collins & Wagner. w. L. Fruin.~ John Leo.
 Coal and:Wood. City Lumber and Coal Cod M. Kennedy, Frank Miller & Go, A. Dallas, w. J. Snow,
 Brewers. Hellmann. &..Kipp,
 Paper. R. E. Hitchcock & Go, Carpets and UpholsteRln9. Elkins 6 Wake, L. Schulke,
 ProprIetarySMed1c Lydia Pinkham Vegetable. .Compoan%
 Novelty.Store. I. H. .Kamak, I Shorthand and Typewritinna Miss H. l.. Mattoon,'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-06
Don't Forget

The Great MATCH RACE at the Trotting Park, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, at ? p. m ], between James LOngworth's George L" and Mike Keeley's "Dude." Purse S10O.
 ADMISSION % CENTS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-08-06

LiOR SALF-Placards of "To Rent I Furnished Room To Rent," "For Sa1e," and many other designs, loo each. At the DEMOCRAT ofRoe.sn -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
Three Fishers.
A PARODY.

Three fishers went sailing out into
the west,
Out into the west as tho sun came
up.
Each thought OF the bait that he
liked best
And lovingly fondlcd n telescope
cup.
For men mnst fish, though women
will kick
Because they can: 60; they always
And then comes tho weeping and
moaning.
Three wives sat up TO count tho fish,
For u long tine utter the sun went
duwn,
And each wife had n broad deep dish
10 lOld tho fish that she'd fry so
brown.
The mon canIe into the town very late;
III they hL,ln't II fish they were
lonGcd with bait
Viii III Lnit made much trouble md
moaning.
Three fishe:s wer. laid up in bed next
day,
ANA each hau q terrible head.
They listened 10 whuttheir wives had
to say,
Frequently wishing their wives
We're GCa !.
You'd think they'd repent, but sad TO
relate,
Thor ony prayer vas for moro OF
the bait
That caused all their sickness and
grooming.
-lG. L. Brennan in Brooklyn Eagle.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
[Fnox wEDsEsDAYis DALr.l
SALMAGUNDI.

Superintendent Wright. Of tho Car.
/ son Mint, is said to be seriously i'll in
San Frnncirco.
Both hotels hive mado n reduced
ratio for teachers who attend tho
School Of Methods.
Austin was VISITED by a severe
cloud burst yesterday that destroyed
u good doal OF property.
Tho Lyon County Times says that
the name OF Francis q. New,ands does
not appear in tho records OF the trans.
Ter oil tho Vail ranch, the Occidental
Land nnd Improvement Company be-
ing tho purchasers.
L. K. Stewart, OF Reno. the Dem
ocratic candidate for Surveyor.G Gen.
eral last Fall, has been awarded the
contrnct for surveying tho Fort Nc.
Dermitt Reservation.
a Frenchuuan of some literary dis
tinction, after studying English for n
lew months, wrote to- IN American
friend: In small time l eau learn
so many English rs l think l will
como ut the America and 30 on to
the scafTuld TO lecture"
Chicago lIcrald:-The Republicans
in Iowa nre betting their ticket 10y the
hundreds. They never take any
water in theirs aud they can't stand
the prohibition plank Of their plat.
form. II is sad To see such a state OF
depravity among members OF IL party
which has produced such shining
examples OF piety rs Wanamuker,
Lucas, Marsh AMI Bardsicy.
Henry WattcIsou said recently, in
addressing tho students OF tho Uni,
versiiy OF Virginia: Our country is
not getting worse; il is getting better
anu No arc masters Of the grcutes,
country on the globe. We have the
o perfect system OF Cove. nment
We have nothing from without l.
lear. and within VS. hlvo but two
great dausors tho taste Tor money
and tho devil of party spirit"
William Diamond and John HAYES
the two tranps who robbed n coax be
tween the Humboldt Iiouse and
Wadsw"Ith last week, were indicted
by tho Grand Jury OF IIlmboldt
county ON IondLy. On Tuesdl,
morning they plead guilty TO the in.
dIctment for robbery and Judge Che
ncy sentenced Diamond TO six years
and Hayes twelve years in the StatC
prison.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
IFRoA THURSDAYS DAILr.l
sALMAGUNDI.

There me three prisoners in tho
Elko Jail.
George Russell returned from the
west last evening.
VIM. Dakin came 10 from Lamoille
to-day. lilo reports tho psople very
busy in his section.
The hop vines in ar. Mulior's yard
have climbed up tho chimney OF hin
drug store and now ,cach above It.
The Reno Gazette charges that the
trees planted around the rack OF the
State Agricultural S~ociety's ground
have nearly all been stripped Of their
bark and will die. The grounds wero
leased to jeff Bradley in the Spring
and ho turned in 4 lot OF mustangs
and they did tho work.
Under tho new timo table on the
c. +. r. r., which goes into effect
Sunday, August 2nd, No. 1 will arrive
here mt 8:25 4. NJ, half an hour earlier,
and No. 4, the west bound mail, will
arrive at Ii a. n, = hours AMI D min
utcs earlier than nrw There is no
change in the arrival and departure
u Nos. , and B..
The narrow EuaGe east bound x.
press on the d. Is Il. G. railroad col.
lided with the broad guage Salt Lake
express going west Il few miles from
Clrlilsc carly yesterday morning.
The trains wero running ut full speed
and were heavily loaded. The en-.
gincs and front coaches OF botk. trains
werc completely wrecked and four
persons wsre killed.
The third party concerned in tho
robbery Of the cook, Hall, on the DIES
art west Of tho Humboldt House is
serving out Il sentence in the Winnie
mucca Jail for disturbing the peace.
10 was rccognizuI by D.anIud and
Hayes his partners in tho crime but
they did not give him away until
after they hal been sentenced. IL.
acknowledges his guilt and will be
sent to keep company with his pards
il the pen.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
Austin Ia ltuins.

At twenty minutes after two O'Clock
yesterday tho whistle Of tho Manha;-
ten sounded the signal that Il mount
ain of water was rushing INTO the
town. In II moment ever. body WAS
on The alert, aud water guards were
nj. usted rs rapidly rs pos: ible.
Standing on main street and looking
ut the breast Of water, fully tix feet
high, and tho mass OF bouldcrs, luss,
tlmbers, wagons and railroad iron, ms
tho whole SWEPT down Oh tho town
vas a sight so grand yet terrorIzing
that many stoII spell bound watch
ing tho onward rush. MJthcrs wer,
rushing wildly in tho pouring rail,
looking for missing children, men
werc b~hrricading doors, the mir was
full OF the "a OF thu debris, tlkins
awnings, p"rchcs, wagons, etc, before
1t. Almost every post on tho side.
walk Of Main Street is gone, md
many business houses arc full OF mud.
Henry whito lost one OF his lurgc
wngons ard n buggy, Van Patterns
blackboard is buried IN the lot adjuin.
ing his stable, Mrs. Naglos porci, and
fence are gone. The International is
10 inches deep with mud, McCourt's
sidewalk is gone. Thousands Of tons
OF Couldcrs, from email ones In fivo
Ions nTo stiewn tho full length of
main street. The city railroad track
irons are washed up and tent INTO all
shapes. Cellars are filled and the
whole Of Main street frem the Man.
haitian to Clifton is IL mass Of runs
Tho Austin Wutcr Co. lost u large
portion OF its mainsuppl, pipe, which
will cut off ono half OF tho former sup.
ply, and AGcn, Foster informs rs tha,
his company is damaged si,,Ud.
No lives we're lost but several had
narrow escapes aud tho damage is
placed at from $1,000 10 sl5,COO0.-
advocate.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
IFaou SATURDAYS DAIhT.l
SALN.AGUEDI

Mi:s Nellie Ain:cy, Of Pleasant VAL
ley. is visiting her Elko friends this
week.
What is tie matter with tho Car.
Con Morning. News? Wo haven't
t,on IL Tor a week.
Tho Reno Gazette is informed that
work will commence on the new lto.
ductlon works early mex month.
Tho Methodist Conferences OF Ne
vada and Nu'thcrn California is in
ressiVTs at SusanvilI Il Cal. There arc
forty ministers present, Bishop EoY-
man presiding.
Tao Ru 'se.l Dramatic Co. played
"LynwoOd' To- u small nudieaco last
night. The pay Is a good one and il
WIS well rendered. Tho c.. left
this morning for Tintic, Utah.
4 barn containing t,n IONS OF hny,
two buggics and II iino horse, tie
property Of Ell. ties, a aachcr near
Reno, was dcs,ro!c l by iiro Tuc5iay
morning. LJSS about 5000.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
A DAY OF SETTLEMENT COM.
ING.

Tho Mckinley higl, tariff bill nd.
rnncos tho duty on all tho cheaper
grades Of clothing that must OF ncccs.
sity 10 purchased and worn by tho
poorer classes. In tho fine grudcs OF
clothing orn by the rich, the duty is
decreased. For instance, wooicns
used by tho working classes hav.
boon Increased from 81 per cent. To
lilo, whilc broadcloih WIS increased
from 20 TO GOonly. Scalskin gacoucs
aro reduced from 80 TO 20. Cbonp
bInrk alpaca has boon Increased from
% to l0J. This is worn by people in
ordinary circumstances, but snch
articles as b!uck silk and rich velvc,
arc no: changed. The test could TO
continued To- hardware, chemicals.
sugar, articles tina; nre OF daily ncces.
sity. Tho prices cf all will 10 In.
crcaso1. IL only tends to confirm
what the Democratic party has al.
ways changed that Republican lcais.
lntion was and always will DO in the
interest Of tho rich ns against tho
poor. Times will grow harder, prices
higher, money scaTccr and products
lowcr ns tho operations Of this new
Inv becomes extended. Somo day,
and That soon. we will havo u rad
awakeningin ,hia cuuniry.-IWa,cs
loo, (N. Y.J Observer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
(FnoA MONDAYS DArLr.l
SAL9IAGUNDI.

Mason Valley is to have a flour
mill.
L. L. Bradley, Of Deeth, is in town
to-day.
j. j. Campbell and II. +. Brennan,
ot Fort Haiieck, arc in town o.day.
William Moody shipped thrco car
loads OF horses to Chicago yesterday.
The trains on the c. =. seem to DO
running on ii go-as-you.pleuse seized
ule.
E. Penrod camo down from Island
Mountain to-day. He reports every
thing prosperous in his section.
Fishing parties were
along THO Humboldt yesterday. All
came back loaded down with trout.
Counterfeit Grccnbacks are being
circulated in parts Of Oregon and
some II them may find their way to
this section.
est rid OF fl;,J, insects and other
night bugs by using tho best Insect
Powder aud Fly Paper, Mt Muller's. =
Tho Jamesbnrg, n. J.,J Iiecord, OF
July IS, says that ". L. aul IL. S.
Crane. Of South Fork, were in tina,
town with II fine drove OF horses.
Hon. Thee. Winte:s and William
Thompson, OF Reno, have each sub.
scribcd $3.50 towards the special stake
race ID he run Fair week.
a. l.. Saidcr, tho newly elected
Principal OF tho Eiko school, arrived
this morning from Ohio. Tho IHpE.
Pendent wishes him SUCCESS in his
nov fold of labor.
Tho trImps who robbed tho Dav.
ton depot aud cx press Office about n
month ago were convicted in the Dis
trio; Court Of lIyon COUNTY last thurs.
day and scntcncrd 10 the State
Prison Tor five years each.
The quiet OF tho town was dis
,urbod last night by drunken In.
I dians. The wre:chcs who Sell them
liquor deserve n term in tho pc~niten-
tiary. We hore they may DO caught
and punished.
\ man named Guy in the employ OF
Mr.. Frank Fcrndld net with a scri-
II accident on Saturday nftcrn, on
He was trying To corral some horses
Shcn the ono he WIS riding stumbled
tnd throw him breaking his collar
zone. He WAS brough, 10 town Sat
urday evening AMI the broken bone
was set by DIR. Mcigs.
NJ. +. Carah had his right hand
nearly torn oil in tho Chollar mile mt
Virginia City Friday morning. He
and SIX other men got on the giraffe
mt tho l,:300 level 10 20 10 tho surface,
Cirah being on the outside. On the
way up Carah'B right hand got
caught between the ropc and the
roller and II was almost torn or. lie
was taken 10 San Francisco for treat.
mCnt.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
lFRoM TUESDAYS DAlLY.]
sALSIAG UNDI.

A number Of our subscribers com.
plain that they do not get their
papers regularly. Tho fault is not in
this Office.
The Tuscnrora Stage Co. has
mado n $40 round trip rate 10 all
teachers from the north who wish to
attend the School OF Methods.
Miss &. F. Mnr!cttc, tho new teach.
or OF the Intermediate department Of
the public school, Game down from
Clover Valley Sunday afternoon.
The Virginia Chronicle and Enter
prise, o. July 4, reached tho IxDE.
PENDENT Office this morning. They
must have been swinging around the
circle.
reacher-Ncd, you aro n perfect
blockhead.
Pupil-Thank you, sir! That's tho
first time sou have called me perfect
in anything.-iLisht
Ho-Do you know, I'm very fond OF
those simple old me,odies-for in
stance. 20, tn be evcr oy tho side!"
Shc-ies; and-cr-."Good bye, MY
lover, good-bye!"- llInrpcr's Dnzar.
Tho Schools Trustees Of Eureka
have made the following order, viz:
Ordered, That tho Services Of NIL
teachers formerly employed in tho
Eureka school, except tho PRINCIPAL,
DO dispensed with, and that none but
graduates from Normal Training
Schools DO employed as tcnchcrs in
the Eureka district school for the en-
suing school year.
a number OF our citizens are i, re-.
ccipt OF letters from Il New York
Sharper soliciting them To act as
nScnts in hnndling counterfeit none
which is represented Ia be as good as
the genuine. One of the letters pur.
ports 10 bc written by Samuel Law,
4G} Willis Avenue, New York City.
1t is the old saw dust game that
has been played for 50 long.
The Democrats OF Ohio are going
to placard the State, from tho lake To
the river and from tho PENNSYLVANIA
to the Indiana line, with Mr.. Blaine's
famous statement that tho Mckinley
law did not open n market for another
bushcl o! wheat nor another barrel ni
pork. This and the failure OF wool To
advance will keep Mckinley very busy
trying TO EXPLAIN things to the farm
ers.-llndianApolis Sentinel;
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
UNCLE SANS. METHODS.

or all the places OF public interest
at the National Capital Uncle Sans
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing is
the most attractive To strangers, who
come from far aud wide 10 SEQ how
the Government makes money. After
seeing how easy it is TO strike of n few
million dollars il may not DO clear To
some rural mind why money should
DO SD scarce up in his part OF tho
country. 1t looks To the casual oh.
server as il there were nothing TO pre-
vent any ono abo II the place from
pockcling S2yO00,0o0 OF $3ynOO,COO TO
take homo with him after his days
work, or from taking an impression
from one OF tho plates and printing
at his " home money enough TO
meet his daily demands. With all the
thousands OF plates from which
money is printed there, access to
which would enable n man 10 all but
bankrupt the Government and /; o tax
its credit To tho very extreme: with
all tho possibiliticB for theft that
access 10 such II place seems la open;
ono Of Tho frccst OF Government
buildings 10 the public visitors enter
without being challenged and nre
shown through without the conscious
ness OF being watched. A polite guide
shows them to tho door when they
lcnvc, md they go their way rejoicing
without knowing that they have been
Tor n limo prisoners ri state. All The
employees are prisoners during tho
day, having no freedom TO leave tho
building until they have rendered II
full account OF all tina, has been
placed in tncir% Keeping by II csupcrior.
Tho closing scene at Tho end 81 Tho
day IN this sronl money factory IL
interesting. In tho morning each
mar and each woman has been riycn
tho proper assignment Of work. Each
cmployo on taking tho material for
work. whether it is paper or plates,
gives u receipt for il to the custodian.
At tho end OF tho day zach must re.
turn in onc form or another all that
his receipts show him to have had
during tho day, and until he has n
check showing that this haa been
dono ho cannot leave tho room. When
all has beon returned. the custodian
puts IL NIL In tho vault. Then the
Keeper 81 ihcinncr door OF tho vnult
must pull that door TO with out MS
much rs putting his foot inside tho
vault, and, while the rest stand apart
from him eo IA not 10 300 tho comb.
nation, must lock IL securely. Tho
custodian OF tho vnult thcn locks tho
outor door, which IL nrovidcd with n
timc lock, so that, being once fastened
IL cannot he opened before tho next
day ut tho hour SGT. Thia being dopc
tho custodian and his assistants nrc
frco u 20 nftor tho Ivy has boon put
IN tho board ut tho main flor. Then
nll the plates which have boon in usu
md all those which nro in process Of
engraving and rolls and parts OF
plates have 10 10 returned To tho Gus.
todinn OF the plate vnult. II one vi
those plates should oc missing not %
soul woul ! DO permitted 10 lcnyo the
building until 10 was found. IL IL
almost impossible for anything to 10
nslrny, ns nothing changes hands,
even Tor u moment, without tho
change being mado OF rccord.~lVu
Chronicle. e.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
lFnox FHlDAr's DAILr.l
MAcux

Len Wines, OF Ruby Valley, is in
town to-day. {,
Headquarters for fishing tackle at
Mulleris.
Bar silver was sl.Oo4 I'm ounce in
New York ut noon yesterday.
Banjo. violin and guitur strings, a
hne assortment. ut Mul!er's. .
Tho tumily Of J. A. Mcbride re.
turned from their visit 70 Huntington
Valley yesterday.
a supply Of strictly first class fresh
outter lust received at lIenleyis. =
Fine Japanese bamboo fishing poles,
10 to % feet, 10 10 % cents; and nm
elegant limo of fishing tackle ut
Mulleris. o
All work in modern dentistry neat
" executed by DIR. c. F. Moore, Elko,
Nevada.
For n choice Key West Cigar or
anything in the smokers line, 10 To
MuIlcr's.
Miss Carrie Smith and Miss Maud
Bradley went up TO Decth last night
on n visit to Maud's father,
Joseph Rodger, Wostcnholm and
Sun Co.'S tine pocket knives mud
rnzors Mt AIr,lInr,o
Miss A1nic Toyn md Miss ElHe
Truett came in from Huntington
Valley yesterday TO attond tho School
Of Methods which b,gins Monday
morning.
For first class dental work, at. prices
within tho reach OF all, cali on DIR. c.,
+. Moore, Eiko. New.
Mrs j. H. ProsJer who has hccn
visiting her parents AMI friend, in
Elko for the last few weeks left for
her home at Evanston, Wyoming, on
last nights train.
l. Ostreichcr, OF the Gem, is fitting
up room, just west Of tho Express
Office, for n jewelry store. He will
open up n first class sto:x Of watchus,
clocks and iewelry in a Few days.
just received at L. OselI's a fine LOT
OF Ladies' and Mems shoes OF fine
workmanship and material. Call and
SEQ them.
The phenomenal success OF Ayers
SarsaPariilI started into existence a
host Of competitors. THIS, Of course,
was to b, expo:tsl l; bat the eli ,,S haI
been to demonstrate the superior NOR
its OF D.. Ayers preparation by a
constantly increasing d.mand for it.
Watches and jewelry repaired with
neatness and dispatch and satisfaction
guaranteed or no charge, by Bartlett
II OStrcicher. =
Ayers CLthartic Pills are recon.
mended by the b>st physicians, DO.
cIusc they are free from cllu,nel and
other Injurious drugs, being com.
posed oil purely vegetable ingredients.
Whilo through their action they
stimulate and strengthen the bowels
AMI ecCIeto:y organs.
Mat. Quay. Of Pennsylvania, HIS re.
signed tho chnirmanship OF tho Re-
publican National COMMITTEES, and J.
). Clarkson, of Iowa, has been elected
10 tho vacant chiirmanship. Quay
rcsi ms rs n member or the Committee
from Pennsylvania aad a new man
will take his place.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
Iil.KO COUNTY.
CONTINUED from I'd p1Js.)

Continued from I'd p1Js)
end md the valley extends south OF
the railway sc miles to n point 6
miles north.eas OF Spruce mountain.
II is about 7 miles in width. The
north end is 6 miles eouth-east of
upper Bishop crock, anil here are tho
only mountnin streams that flow di-
rectly into tho valley my distance.
Twelve miles below Independence
station there arc n number Of large
springs, and near tho middle OF the
valley, Clover Valley slough empties
into it, furnishing large stream Of
water in ordinary Seasons. There are
over 100000 acres Of good land in tho
valley. or this 5000 ucres could he
irrigated OF tho second and third
group. An ~artesian belt oxicnds
nearly the fnll length md width OF
tho valley.
CLOVER VALLEY
Lays west Of Independence. IT is
forty miles in length extending
north from II point west OF Spruce
mountain and ton wide. The south
twelve miles OF tho valley has no
water supply, except what mny DO
found in mn nrt' Sim belt bencath;
and the first flowing stream is found
Mt Warm creek whore n largo sbring
flows out at tho west side Of tho val.
ley. Thisspring is close TO tho south
end OF tho Clover Vullcy mountain,
which arc Il part OF the Ruby range
aud nearly l2,0o) foo: high II, the
north end. a few miles north OF
Warm spring, tho creeks from these
mountains How cast into tho valley
every mic, or less, upart. Tho md
from tho foot OF the mountains for n
couple miles oitt belong 10 tho frat
group. BDloY this, for tho next two
miles, arc those OF THE second; and In
tho centre OF the valley, along Clover
Valley slough. they aro Of tho third
group. Tho ranch houses arc loca,cJ
abjut on the line between tho first
md second groups, and lini OF thoso
two clnsses nre cultivated. Tho land
settled upon covers II "Trip OF tho
valley about two miles wido md tho
length OF Glover mountains. n dis
tanco OF tweuty miles; ind only 10000
nur"s aro irrigated in this strip.
There rrc l47,cC0 acres Of good land
Ia tho valley; $1,000 nores o. this, IN
addition to that already itrisrtc ted
might DO cultivated. Tho same
] mtesinn bolt that undSrlies Iudc.
rcndcn.o valley cover this ono also