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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
Official Bonds.

We are neither n lawyer nor tho son
OF n lawyer, but We thouGhtw we under
stood tho English language, though it
appears We do not, when il tones 10
the language OF the law. In an
article Wednesday under tho nbovo
head We gavo 1t simply us our opinion,
though wo neglected to say go, that
tho law does not require county Of.
ficers to givo bond: for twice tho
amount OF the penal sum OF the bond;
but we learn that that has been tho
custom from the organization of tho
county, and that tho best attorneys
in the State have hold that the proper
construction Of tho law is that when
an officer is required to give n bond .!
say $4,000 his bond is not valid unless
his several surcties become liable to
an amount which in tho aggregate
reaches the sum OF $4,000.
Our former assertion was made
without any knowledge OF what tho
Courts have ruled, and hence it was
merely nm ordinary VERY ordinary
mans opinion, and wo stand cor
rhctcd; though not convinced that
tho statute rs it stands would DO 80
construed by nh ordinary mortal.
The law in question is rs follows:
SEC. l7ii. Unless otherwise ex.
pressly provided. there shall DO at
least two siroLies upon the official
bond of every officer. Ht d
Section 1749, which rclatos to the
qualification OF sureties, was amended
Fob, IL. 1880, emitting tho word
double" from tho affidavit OF tho
surety.
SfD. lTIo. When tho penal sum OF
any bond amounts TO moro than two
thousand dollars, tho auretics ,nuy be-.
como severally liable for portions no:
less than two hundred dollars OF such
penal sum, making In the aggregate
ht least two suroties for tho whole
penal sum.
We trust, however, that this OK.
PLANTATION will prove satisfactory 10
any one who fools nggrievod II thoro
DO any such, us wo havo ncitbor tho
desire no inclination TO Interfere
with officers in tho discharge of thoir
official duties. though 80 claim tho
rii,ht to criticize tho official acts Of
any officer, tc wnsbip. county, State or
National. No man is perfect, and wo
arc as liable rs auyono to get oir on
tho wrong FOOT" withou. tho least in
tontion Of doing anyone an Injustice.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
TOO MANY SILVER BILLS.

About every day, on an average, tho
press dispatches announce that Sen
utor so-and-so or Representative so
nnd.so has introduced Il free coinage
bill, and then it ends. We beliere
tho silver mon are bcing out.workcd
by tho gold-bugs aud that half tho
FREQ coinage bills introduced are in
tho interest Of those opposed to free
coinage, and the bills uro being intro
ducctl into tho different Houses to
trammel legislation in tho interest OF
more money and in tho interest OF tho
Treasury Department. Now. the plan
favored by tho Treasury Department
ia to purchase tho present stock of
silver, estimated TO DO i3,01O,OS0
ounces. and purchase, also. mn add
tional amount equal TO the annual re
tiroment OF National Bank notes, esti.'
mated Mt s2o,n02,00O, thoroby adding
about SJO,0O0,C00 10 the currency. Do.
vices OF tn IL kind nrc but mako. shifts
md will not answer tho purpose in.
tended. Tho short and direct why 10
tho best. Instead Of paltoring to tho
difficulty why not moet IL maniully
and havc done with III Tho demand
of tho pcoplo is for tho frco coinage Of
gold md silver. That demand will
harc TO DO mct eooncr or later, and
tho longer tits delayed tho greater
will DO tho business disturbance.-
lSilVor State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
The Masquerade.

The Now Year masquerade Mt Free.
man Hall Wednesday night was n
complete aDl pronounced SUCCESS in
"very particular. Thcrc were about
sixty maskers, many Of tho costumes
boing original and unique. Tho
g'ent number OF participants pro.
cludcs the possibility Of giving IN OK.
tondod description in our limited
tT'ace, though among those deserving
OF epccinl monitor were "Tho Sun
Flower liking and Queen OF Hearts,"
liking and Quoon OF Dlamopds,"
king and Queen OF Clubs" liking
and Qaeon OF Spades" ain search of
IN Honest Man." "Onccr and Drum
Minor" while tho "Policeman" was
found mt his post, contrary to tho
usual custom of snch officers.
Tho managers are To 10 conrratu.
iatcd on Tho SUCCESS OF tho enterprise,
NJ much nmusemcnt waa afforded 10
ooth participants and spectators.
there being n largo number OF tho lat
ter. II had boon Supposed by many
that n masquerade ia Elko could not
TO lnadc n success, but tho affair OF
Now Years Eve. proves TO tho con.
trary, and tho management will no
doubt TO encouraged TO givo another
ENTERTAINMENT before Tho close Of tho
present Boason.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
THE OLD AND rue NEW.

With this issue tho WEEKLY liz.
DEPENDENT commences volume XIV
and the year 1891. While tho Winter
OF one year ago was the most severe
ever known in the history OF tile
State, entailing heavy losses to the
stock interests thereof, the year Just
pissed has been u fairly prosperous
one, and tho people Of the sagebrush
State have nc reason to feel discour-
uged mt the outlook.
With the opening Of the New Year
o resolutions aro usually made and
g aspirations nre entertained; but
what OF the resolutions OF one yeur
ngo? Have you been morally, soci H.
ly and t~inancia ~ as successful us you
resolved that you would be? While
tho past Year has brought joy and
gladness to some, to others it has
brought sorrow and disappointment.
10 some it has brought comfort and
peace, to others, tears and DISTRESS;
tut without hope ma would DO OF all
creatures most miserable, and TO this
trait OF the human character may DO
attributed the most ~pleasura6lc. SEN
sations OF lite. Hence, we look for.
ward with confidence &c tn. future
and checrfully take up tho burden ct
lie with rs much confidence rs
though the present Ito was an etcr.
nifty instead of a limited state Of exist.
ence, lis we'll; for there would be
very little satisfaction in living, wero
our thoughts constantly directed to
tho disagreeable fact that death, like
a thief in the night, is liable to give
us n call at any time.
We desire to extend our sincere
thanks to the public for the generous
patronage bestowed on tho ISpE.
PENDENT during the four years in
which it has been under tho present
management. und soliciting u con-
tinuance OF tho same with tho promise
on our part that we shall use our best
endeavoEs to give our readers us good
n paper during the coming year as its
patronage will warrant and our abil-
ity by strict attention and close uppli-
cation to business will permit, wo
wish IL patrons and friends health,
happiness and prosperity throughout
the year 1891.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
g.EcrRo.MgplcA. MA1.Ens.

TIE electrical instrument recently In.
vented for avoiding the pain inciient tn
tho EXTINCTION Of teeth has Attracted
considerable attention. Dricny. Il eot-
sists OF adjustable prongs. carrying
buttons and connected with an electrical
battery. Tho buttons arc placed on tl.p
face over tho nerves leading from tb.
teeth to the brain. and a circuitis estal.-
lished the moment tho extracting In
strumcnt touches the tooth.
a SuMnEi Of philadelphia physicians
and surgeons have ~organizcl an rl.etro-
therapeutic society for tho discussion Of
questions of electricity combined with
medicine and surgery. Tho main object
OF the society is to reduce tho amount
of empiricism with which tho prac,ie,
OF clcctro-thcrapcutics has hitherto
frequently been associated, and to is-
ducc regularly certified practitioners to
talso up the subject ON a semitic basis.
Is tests OH q number OF different por-
sons, IN electrician has found the effect
I've resistance of the human body to bo
less to tho alternating than to the direct
current In the Same individual With g.
great variation in the resistance To other
curront In different persons. In Ave
subjects Tho resistance to n continuous
current of 50 volts ranged from $50 to
10000. Tho tests revealed incidentally
n striking difference In tho strength OF
current different individuals can endure.
SOME wonderful work has lztely beca
done In the removal OF diseased paris
OF the human body by clcctrolysis. DE-.
Abrath. who has paid special attention
to this branch OF surgery, statcs tia. ho
has removed tumors aud cancers with
ease By electricity whore no surgioal
interference with the knifo was posi-
bio. cases which have baficd all medical
and surgical treatment, including linz
mcnts or injections. Grown-up pcopin
who had been under hospital treatrept
and dismissed ns incu;ablc have ;Lus
escaped tho horrors of suffocation or
other miserable deaths. These he ha4
had photographed in their perfectly
cured state after electrical treatment.
llo not only finds that tho electric cur
rcnt Will kill tho cancer coll beyond
where tho knife can go, but that hon-
orrhagc II shock arc more or less pre-
vented with tho use of elcctrolysis rnl
sccpticmnia or p.y;enia, which no of;cn
follows removal with tho knife, Is nearly
ALWAYS avoided
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
To Orr Subscribers,

Our clubbing arrangements for tho
,yoar 1851 include only two papers, the
Chicago Weekly News md tho Nation.
nj Democrat, The former being indie.
pendent in politics and tho latter, rs
ITS name indicates, being Democratic
straight. Our terms for 1891 nrc for
tho WEEKLY INDEPENDENT, and
cithor OF tho above papers, So a year
IN ADVANCE, or for the ISDE.
PENDENT alone, 81 n year IL paid in
advance, or IS at tho end Of tie year.
SnOscribcrs 10 tho DAILY INbr.
PENDENT SAT have either of tho above
papers by paying 81 % oxtrg in nd.
dition to tho price Of tho ISpErES.
DENT, which Is 80 in advance or $40
ut tho end OF the yOar.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
IFno1 wEDsrsDAr's DArLr.l
sALnIAGUNDI

John r. Bradley came up from
Reno this morning.
The Sheriff collected 1927 for Ii.
censcs during the month Of December.
Mrs. Amy Patien. aged lob years,
died near San Bernardino, Cal, last
Wednesday.
llarvo McAdams loft last night Cor
Ohio on a visit to his parents who
live non Cincinnati.
Tomorrow being n legal holiday no
paper will 10 issued from this office.
Happy New Year to all.
Mrs DIR. ]. Henderson aud daugh-
ter, Miss. Belle. left last night for
Salt Lake City wherc thoy will spend
the Winter.
Two eclipses OF each, the sun and
moon, md II transit OF Mcrcery
ucross the suns disc are the n5tronom-
zeal attractions OF tho coming year.
Edwin b. Winans, tho Democratic
Gorcrnor-elect OF Michigan, is serious
ly i'll with pneumonia and nervous
prostration ut his residence in liam
burg.
Salt Lake Times:-Murk Twain
hopes the inventor Of the telephone
will not 90 TO heaven. We should like
TO have Twain hello it for awhile in
Salt Lnks and then express his opin-
ion. 1t would be more emphatic than
ever
NJ. 4. Dauphin, OF Now Orleans, is
dead. Without any disrcspect 10
Wanamakcr, trusting that he will
take no offence ut the statement, we
desire TO say that he was President OF
tho Id L-y Company.
Times may be hard with many,bnt
certainly not. with tho majority. Tho
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Chicago commercial and trads reports
agree that the holiday trade was enor-
nous and tho cash receipts very
great. In San Francisco the mer-
chants are reported as satisfied which
means a good deal. In Sacramento
there was n good trade and Il very
beral output OF cash.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
lFno4 r.,pAr,s DAlLr.l
SALMAGUSDI.

Mira II. McAdams arrived this
morning from a visit to Denver.
John H.. White and wifc returned
Yesterday morning from a visit to
Utah.
Fora choice Key West cigar. or
anything in the smokers line, 20 to
Mulleris.
The watch advertised the other day
was found and returned TO the owner.
So much for advertising.
The public schools, which have been
closed on account OF scarlet fever,
will reopen next Monday.
Seven cars OF beet cattle passed
through this afternoon destined for
the San Francisco Market.
The WEEKLY INDEPENDENT will DO
sent one year to any address for 81 il
paid in advance, and it is worth it.
Mrs. James Rogers returned yes
to-day from Salt Lake City, on u visit
TO her mother, Mrs. j. j. Garrecht.
Tho Central Nevadan cntercd upon
volume Z on the LIST OF january. We
wish it prosperity during tho year
1891.
: Now Years day in EllSo was very
quiet, reminding one OF Sunday; in
fact to-day seems more like Monday
than Friday.
A communication from Carl;n
would have b,en printed but tho
action Of the Board OF Commissioners
"Wednesday rendered it Unnecessary
A number OF our citizens went out
TO Lamoille yesterday to attend tho
dance, aud returned this afternoon.
They report a large crowd and n gem
cral good tims.
We acknowledge tho r,ceipt o. n
copy OF tho Daily News. the paper re-
comfy started in Sacramento by
Wells Drury. It il VOL filled with
telegraphic aud general news, and de-
serves success.
Janss Russeli's children, who havo
beon sick with the scarlet fever, ars
improving. To prevent any danger
OF spreading the disease Miss Minnie
will remain in town after opening her
school next MondIy.
Whooping cough. Group, sore throat,
sudden colds, and lung troubles pc
culiar TO children, arc easily con-
trollcd by promptly administering
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. This remedy
is slfc 10 take, certain in its action
and adapted to all constitutions.
"Now is the Winter OF our discon-
tont made glorious summer" by Ayers
Sarsaparilla. This wonderful mel.
!ciDe 50 invIgorates tho system and
enriches tho blood that cold weather
becomes positively enjoyable. Arctic
explorers would do well 10 make a
note OF this.
The Now Year number OF the
Youths Companion has reached our
table. The Companion is n power
for good, and no family, especially
whore there arc children, should DO
without it; rs the matter presented TO
its roader is of tho highest character
both in morals and literary merit.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
IFKoM SATURDAYS DAILY
SALaIAGUSDl.

Mrs. A. Wines left for homo this
afternoon.
Tuke your Sunday dinner at tho
Depot Hotel.
Dancing class lesson ut a. o. U. w.
Hail tonight.
Missouri cider, fresh and sweet. ut
the Bakery Saloon.
Cap. Palmer, Of Carlin, has been ap-
pointed n Notary Public.
Mira. Ricord has n fresh stock OF
fine candies and pop corn bulls.
A. Wines OF Pleasant Valley, cele-
hrated Christmas by sowing wheat oil
day.
Tho fine, May weather still con-
tinucs. AL this time last year wo had
Winter in earnest.
Mrs Emna Gardner, teacher ut
Carlin, came up Thursday and is
spending the holidays with her
parents.
President Harrison has issued n
proclamation declaring that tho
Worlds Fair shall DO opened at Chi.
cEo, May |, 1893.
J. II. Tabcr has returned from n
three weeks visit TO California. lie
tlys San Francisco is q very lively
CITY about this TINA
K.llncr's Dry Goods House, Salt
Iako City, closed its doors yesterday
morning, having made an assignment.
The Liabilities aggregate ovor $4,000.
Salt Lake Times:-A little sleigh.
lug would DO n welcome change from
tho protractcd autumn weather.
Even perpetual sunshine becomes
Inonotonous.
By the way, what's TO hinder Elko
fsom organizing "A brass band? Wo
have plenty OF good material hero,
hn1 We might have a band that would
bY n credit to tho town.
Commissioner Bob HanIill cnmo
d 'wn from Wells today. Tho last
meeting Of tho present Board Of
County Commissioners will 10 held
Wednesday, the 3lst inctunt.
Capt. &. G. Warner, tho now Inlinn
Agent at the Pyramid Reservation,
caYe his wards n "big feed" on Christ
Tns day. Between 500 aud 1000 In.
dams were on hand to cat, and the
children all received presents.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
Show Tiucnl Up.

Tho honest people of the county, ir-
respective OF party, are expecting to
SEQ COME action taken 10y tho IIouseof
Rcpresoutati' ca on tho resolutions
offered by Representative Dockory,
and now i'll tho hands OF the Com
mittce Oh Ru.cs, authorizing an in
vcsti2ntion Of the charge that twenty
Senators and Representatives
joiucd pools, formed TO speculate in
silver, while tho silver bill, which
afterwards became Il law, was pend
ing in tho Last session. This is too
serious q charge TO DO pigeon.holod.
Let tho Investigation proceed. If
there TO guilty men in Congress, show
them up, regardless Of their political,
social, religious or financial standing.
.--t5ilvcr State. Fl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Tho Chautauqns Literary and Scier.
tito Circle now has $50, 900 names On i,s
roll.
The Dictionary OF Fossils, issued Ivy
tho state OF Pennsylvania, contains
tbirty-fonr pages in small print, cor.
rccting statements found on the o ler
4o5 pages
In writing to De witt Talmngo in
praise OF II OF his books, Wi.kio
Collins spoke OF tine wise wosds which
tell married people how to bear vita
each other and to holp each other.
under tho trials and troubles OF their
lives"
Henry Russell's song, "a Mto Oh
tho Ocean Wave" has been adopted as
tho royal march OF Britain's m~arineR.
Mr. Russell resides iu London and Ia
now q very old man. fic Is the father Of
w. Clark Russell, author OF ''Tko Frozen
Pirate first published In tho Detroit
Free rress, aud other sea stories.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
school Exhibition and Social Dance
ut Mound Valley.

EDITOR ImDEpEHDEST;-One OF tho
most ploasinS aud instructive school
exhibitions that over took place in
this section OF the State occurred hore
on tho evening OF tho Goth instant,
being the closing exercises OF Miss
Schcrtf's school in the Smith Crock
school district. a social dance took
place after tho exercises wcrc con-
cIudcd, which was n very enjoyable
md pleasant nfFaii. Grcnt credit il
duo to Miss Srhcrfr both for tho ablo
manner in which she conducted tho
school for tho term just closed and
tho careful and patient training Of her
pupils m preparing for the exhibition.
Your space will not admit OF publish
ing tho programme in detail, suffice Il
TO say, however, thnt there was no
failure on tho part OF ans pupil, but
zach performed his or her part with
promptnoss and ability.
Tho recitation by Mastcr George
Kennedy entitled "Dccoration Day"
deserves special mention ON account
OF the mastery manner in which il
was delivered by n youth of his ngc;
tho samo can 10 said Of "hfarco Bo.
zaris" by Master VIM. Kennedy. Tho
singing 10y tho whole school was ex-
ccllcnt and showing tho pupils were
well traincd. Tho song "Whcn tho
Leaves Begin 10 Fall' by Miss Alice
Miller was especially plonsing and
rendered in n stylo that would do
credit to n professional. Ono Of tho
most amusing performances OF tho
ovoning wns "Whnt Biddy Said in tho
POLICE Court" by Miss Ruhy Lindsay;
also character song "Dhby Nine" by
little Maud Miller.
During tho evening Miss Scherlr
sang two beautiful songs "Bo Kind To
Bessie" and "Only n Droam Of tho
Old Home" Thoy wore rendered in u
inastcrly mi which showed much
culture of q beautiful yoico. Shc was
onoorcd on zach OCCASION. Tho pro.
grnnme wns iutcrsporsod with din.
logucs, tableaux and other rccitntions,
md songs too numerous 10 m%ontiun;
cloeins by d parting address TO Miss
SchcrIf signed by tho whole school
and road in tlnc atylo by Miss May
Kennedy. II was coupled with Il re.
quest to tho trustees TO engage Miss
Schcrff Tor tho noxt term OF school.
Everyone was moro than pleased
with tho entertainment, and will long
ronombor the occasion.
OBSERVER.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
Official Bonds.

Considerable cnmmotion was caused
among recently elected County officers
when 1t am TO filing their bonds.
Thc amount OF the bond OF each oiiicar
was fixed at n recent nesting OF the
Board OF Commissioners, but when
bonds to the full amount were pre.
scented to-day they were rejected on
thc ground that each oil: was re-
CURED 10 give bond in double the
a;uuunt fixed by the Board of Com
mlssioucrs. There is no law for this
ru!iag, and much Inconvenience to
the several officers was tho result.
The law requires that each surety
shall make affidavit that he is worth,
over and above all Indebtedness.
double tho sum-, amended February
10, 1889, "tho amount" for which he
engages as surety; but there is no law
whIch requires m officer 10 give bond
in double the mount OF tho penal
sun Of such bond.
The statutes require that there
shall be at least two surities (iudi-
ridua!sl 70 each bond, which meas
that no bond shall bs valid
unless thore be two surctios lin
dividuala) OIL said bond; that
no surety shall qualify for u less sum
than 800, when the penal sum
amounts to moro than 5000, and
that tho whole sum for which tho
several gnrctics (individuals) arc H.
ab!o s!ii Ill in the aggregate
amount to tho whole penal sum OF
tho bond. SEQ General Statutes, Sec-
tions lTiT, l74S and lTi0.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
Board Of Trade.

Two annual meeting Of tho State
Board "f Trade will DO hold ut tho
Courthouse in Reno, Nevada, Sntur.
day, Jan. 10, 1891. q full meeting Of
tho mombUre is desired, and anyone
who has nm interest in tho y ork OF tho
Board will receive a cordial welcome.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04

s. +. Alta:-Govcrnor Hovey. OF In.
diana, has appointed Bob McBtide. Of
Elkhart, to tho vac0ncy on tho SUI.
prcme Bench OF that State. caused by
the death OF Judge Mitchell, OF War.
saw Tho man who can mako Judge
ont Of Mcbride can mako q :iugBtafr
OF q hole In the ground.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
Inlmrnicd Isihrn Mn,n.

The "'tcntion OF the public IL di.
scctod to. my now stock OF Tubs,
buckets, Bnsins, elc., manufactured
from 1ndmratcd Wood Fibre. pressed
out in ono piece, without seams or
hoops. II in light and durable, will
not shrink or swell, will not faint any
kind OF liquid aud bids fair 10 supor-
code tin and woodcu ware. Call and
examine IL.
II. CHASE,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
DIR. Bosai,ko'a Cough nnd Lung
syrup. -


This syrup IL coinpoaed ~ wild
cherry, tnr and balsam OF Tolu. which
everyone knows nro tho mos, ,nnic
md hOaling remedies known for iho
throat md lungs. 70 ,hin va ndJ
just enough squiIla, iDecnc and blonJ
root tn loosen md throw Off ibn NJ.
Ic9ding matter, by cxpeotorniion.
nsk your doctor IL thoto could posai.
Ply DO u moro happy combination Tor
ln0 euro Of coughs, colds and bron.
chiti9' or, to build up q weak md
cnaciatcd .consumptiyo patient
lnhn fhis. For Group mud whouping
cough tliero is nothing bpttor, md
o'oty mothcr who vnluca tnc lives ot
q little childrcr should ALWAYS kcop
~ 70 Tue houso. 10 IL perfectly harm.
l.. Mailer. '"' '!''
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
Deputies.

Q. W. Hull will net as Deputy for
Treasurer james Clark, and j.. II.
Tabor will perform tho dut;es Of Dcp.
uty Sheriff under Sheriff Nit Polk.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-01-04
A MAN.
How Some Employers Got Around tn
DlSaErrsabIo Fart Of This | uty.

How Some Employers Got Around TN,
DlSaErreabio Fart of This | uty.
Discharging n man for my cause Is IS
duty that most employers dislike, says'
the Pittsburgh Dispatch. To get around
tho d~isagrce.i:ic part Of this obligation
some men resort to subterfugc moro O.
less amiablc. For instance, n certain
firm in New York had n letter form
which 1t always used when bouncing had
had to be dono. Hero 1t Is:
DEAR SIn: Tho condition Of our business
valuable services after next Saturday.
~ BLANK & Co."
Another largo employer OF labor told
mo notlong ago that he mover discharged
an cmployc.
"What, incvcr?" I inquired.
Mover" he repeated. al always Gsk
n man to resign, and II no doesn't ro-
sign, | resign from tho place Of paymas.
tor"
That reminded me Of n foreman in a
factory who was so soft-henr.cd that he
mover could bring himself to fro n man
In so mary words. When IL became nco-
cssary.to got rid OF n hand he used 10
scnd for the victim and address him thus:
I'm sorry, Wilhelm. but / lays you Or
for nwlilc,"
GLOW long tor9" is tho usual ro-
sponsc.
"Oh! doan l,now-may bn ak months
may DO . ycar-or two years or ton
ycars--I doan know"