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TO BRIDGE THE HUDSON RIVER.
New York and New Jersey Commits
eioners Meet This Afternoon.

New York and New Jersey Commits
eioners Meet This Afternoon.
The Commissioners Of tho New York and
New jersey Bridge Company will meet at
Taylors Hotel, in Jersey City, this after
noon to effect consolidation, general
management and to open sub scrIp;ions TO
the capital stock. They will also elect full
Board Of Cnicers.
The New Jersey Comm ssioners are Gov.
Albeit. ex-Gov. RodmRu NJ Price, James 7.
Spartmau, William Forster. T.. Floyd Clarke,
John Goldthorp. Corne MS checker, John
Hopper. Thomas T.. Decker. John \. DateI,
William q. Edwards, fred L. Culver and
Henry q. Herring. The New York Com
ml-siouers are An.rsw u. Green. Y. X.
hain, Evan Thomas, Charles NJ. Nall and
lsadOre - Al,E.
II is d1uDl.u IL Mr.. Strauss Will be pres.
emit a. nc Is said to be IN Europe. MIR.
Green has been out or town, bur lie is ex-
pc ted to be at the meeting to-dav.
II IL understood that 81. OOO,OO has
been subscribed to the capital stock, and II
IL expected tnat this money will be paid in
tuis u afternoon. The money, il il said, has
been contributed by syndicate OF New
Jersey Germans.
+ e two corporations specially chartered
by tho States Of New Jersey ami New York
wi. be coLSoli tied AMI the bridge man a. ge-
meut will he under one heed.
Work will hc begun in September. The
bridge Will run from the book between
seventeen aud Seventy-tirst streets across
the Hudson River to the New Jersey shore.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
BORN IN THE MEHAGERIE.
Two Wild Barbary Lambs Come
to Central Park.

The weary vigil which has been kept mp by
pm Holmes, one OF the keepers Of the Central
PARK MenAgene, almost night ard lay for the
past Two weeks, wds AT Length In some degree
rewarded this morning by The arr val Of two
BarbAry wild sheep, VINO n ID scarcely loucAed
mother earth when they began to yen or food.
These little sheep Increase that particular
family now 10 Gve. They are th- 1r,l To he
born here Ia captivity ami PM fed item In the
email hours OF lnis morning with milk anu
bran.
They are as lively as grasshopperr, anu their
little Dealing eau he already heard, as 'hry
nestle close to tue mother and dTiuE In the
warm milk.
II was study to see the Rratinel face OF
PM a. he entered the once OF SUPP. ConEhn
TO report the achievsmeGIs OF TINS wilt RuiuaL
Hugh Downry had a good deal OF trouble
with the two hu re hippop ItdmL II Il months
since they were allowed together In the tank,
and the efforI TO get them IN to-day AMI kesr
Fauma, the baby out, demand the co-OprTa.
ton OF Pat MIrrOn ana Tom McGinnis
TRe alngator5 are close by, aud when the
two huge b-asts got into the waer tncy made
the tank oveTnoE, while tney nci!oWed md
plungoi, leaving the AliigR'oTs 10 DIS ppeaI
with fright In the notion ~ their own tank,
Whtle the pelicans and s'orks IN their pen ran
into their house nd ma.
Not 30 the lit'le uantam cock aud hen, The
former lOoN C'lm!y al the uPcu mOutl. ul
these psuper hippopotami OF Eu,ope, aud crew
leIalCs.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
COL. RUPPERT's Si4, 900 DOGS.
Three Noble st. Bernards Arrive on
the Arizona To-Day.

Col. Jacob Rupert IT., Of Gov. Hill's stan,
Is An enthusiast on the subject of thoroughbred
dogs. During his recent trip abroad he ppr-
chased three magnificent ST. Bernards, when
were bred In England, and for which he ls said
TO have paid $I4, 600
The three dogs arrived to-day from England
in charge OF Samuel Mamie, ny the Guon Line
steamer Arizona, and as they were led down
the gang plank 10 the dock they excited the ad-
miration OF all who saw them.
They we're splendid specimens. The bigRes
one stood over three feet in height and Is three
years DID, Tho second is two years Old and the
third eleven moniha II is said tnat Col. Run
pert paid sl1. 900 for the three year old, who
has long ann distinguished pedigree
All the dogs were fox-colored, with beauti.
ful shaggy coats and band Of white under
the neck. They will be taken to the big
kennel which has been built for them ut the
Hudson River d iylnR ParE.
The house is nfry-four feet long and twelve
feet in height
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Interestinr to Ladiaa.

Deutscb 4 Co., the famous Finn avenue
ladies' tailors, furriers and mlilners, have
leased for the Summer months the corner
store In the Grand Union Hotel at Saratoga
Springs, formerly occupied uy Spencer Trask
q Co., bankers. Meanwhile tneIr new addl.
ton Iere IL binR hnished and their present
rooms will be Temotrlled durlng the SimmeE
aud WEen all completed II will be without
douut tue hDesl and greste't millinery, fur
aud CLOAK house In the United States. They are
about publishing a FAN and Winter fashion
Journal, for which they will charge 90 cpniA
Subscription books are now open, ana "a IRere
Nil only ue priGted a. many copies a. are
subscribe for W the eud 81 this month, We
recommend yOn to ,end In your subscription
without delay. For the present they are aG-
yeTtilng and selling great bar1Rins clear
out their spting aud summer stock. TheV
also announce elosiug Saturdays at ~ O'Clock
during summer months.
The evening world., 1891-06-08

will not order strikes on any J)us where
lumber IL used, except where lumber is
coming from Buckrs yard, 30 that no
dealer will nave cIuse to complain
except BuckL Th's will also act
In the behalf OF the striking trainers. II the
Delegates should bovcOtt all lumber, they
would only carry out the Associations plan OF
parhyzlng business Dy allowing Its general
use, the trainers who have alreaiy won and
are now at work can keep at WORK, and by 80
dong help their striking associates
Ii is predicted that the Boss Trainers will
be obliged to give mp the nght within the next
ten days II this line OF action Is carried out
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KILLED AT A CROSSING.

Another Man Run Down on Atlantic
Avenue, Brooklyn.
Coroner Lindsay, OF Brooklyn. was notified
this morning OF another fatal accident on the
Atladtic Avenue Division Of the Long Island
Railroad.
An unknown man, apparently nfty years old,
dressed in dark clothing and carrying bone
handled umbrella which bore the name o
Baird, at 10. IS O'Clock last night, started
across the railroad tracks on Atlantic avenue.
a. the corner Of Williams place.
Just then a rapid traGs!t train, drawn by
engine 5S. came thundering along towards the
Flatbush avenue depot and struck him, throw.
ing him ten feet. lie was Instantly killed.
Mono " could Identity the man. Tine body
was removed TO Moore's undertaking estab-
li-hment In Pennsy yania avenue.
Engineer John York ana Conductor Kaiser,
VINO were In charge OF the train, were not ar.
rested.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
WILSON AGAIN PRESIDENT.

Read OF the Health Board and the
Cons olidated Exchange.
Three huudred and nlty out OF i've hundred
members Of the COnsOiIated STOCK and leIrO-
leum Exchange had voted az O'Clock To- daJ
at the annual election OF othCcTS
Indications aye tnat the members ticket
headed ny IN rles q. WiisOn, for Pre- ideuh
VIII be elected. Mr. Wilson also heads the
regular ticker.
Johu Hickllug, who Is on the regular nckci
for uVe-yeAr tTUsies ~ the Eratnily fund, MAS
belng scratched considerably ia iBVoT OF q. ID.
MunrOe. Tue two tickets we're almost iGeuttI al.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Multiplied the Rent by Ten.

The SIukinR Fund comm ssioners to-day au-
IN ,r,zeI change 10 the lines OF pier (new) 81.
North River, which will be used by the Allan
Line OF steamships at an annual rental OF
tg5, GOO.
Ta,s pier is at the foot OF West Twenty nrst
street, aud has been leased for 81 500 q year.
Both the state AMI Allan ne steamships,
now docking IN Brooklyn, will use the pier.
The evening world., 1891-06-08

MIR. Wannamakers es'imony 10 the cases
now in hand In Philadelphia ia bound TO he In.
teresting, since his name Ia connected closely
with the mana. ement OF the Keystone Bank,
ana since, rumor, at least, has attributed
to MIN some knowledge OF the methods and
misde6us OF Bardsley prevIous to the time when
the latter became City Treasurer.
Yet MIR. wanamaker helped to secure Bards-
ley's election.
Furthermore, Mr.. wanamaker has been pnb-
licy reported TO have been himself q sharer in
the Keystone Banks law-break ng and TO have
pronted by 1t by borrowing upon his unsecured
notes more OF the banks money thun the Law
authorized the bank to lend In that way.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
WlNANlREa As A WITNESS.
He Goes on the Stand, To-Day, in
the Bardsley Inquiry.
Reasons Why His Testimony is
Bound to BE of Interest.
fsrFcr,L TO THE EVENING WORLD. /

PHILADELPHIA, June .. The announcement
that Postmaster General John WNuamaker
would appear to-day before the Councils COM
mittee now investigating the CITY Treasuters
once, created quite n sensation this morning.
Mr. Wanamaker will appear in response to a
request Tor his presence made bt the Committee
through Chairman Van Osten. he having writ
ten to that Official In ior ming him OF his willing
ness 10 testify.
The Postmaster-General is to take the stand
al about 3. 80 O'CLOCK.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Are Thew Confederatesp

Herbert FitL lerald, OF 9ig West Fourteenth
street. and James Kerns, OF $40 west Thirty
sixth street, were held at the Tombs to-day on
suspicion Of working In collusion with LVzie
King, now locked up In the Tomb, IN plan
nlnR a robbery OF a nat-house at lH West
Thlrty-seventh street, where she hired o fur
niHhed room.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Lengbein is a Leader Now.

Ex-senator George +. Langbein has sue
ceeded John Fennell as County Democracy
leader In the Tenth Assembly District. Fen
nell, with twenty-five members OF his commit
Zee recently seeded from the County DemOc-
rdCy and joined the new TammRny organic a.
ton in The district
The evening world., 1891-06-08
First " Fresh Air" 4" PARTY.

Twenty children from the tenement-h house
districts, the first party sent out this season by
the Kings Daughters for country week. I"
let the GRAM Central station this morning
for Wappingsr's Falls.
The evening world., 1891-06-08

Commissioner Beattle was notified to-day
that Martin Burke, ifty years old, employed
In the Street Cleaning Department, died sud-
denly last night In the restaurant 2oT Avenue A.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Bank Directors Elected.

The Produce E1cnsnge Bank to-day elected
as Directors: Alex. e. orr, ). Jacouy, Alex.
Mum, L. b. Waitman, Il S. Laimbeer, Henry
". o. Edye, Forrest II. Parker, VIM. II. Wal
lace. A. Z. Becnstein, Albert s Roe, Chas. d.
MIller and s. J. StUTTs.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
CITY News TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from N ote
Book and Docket.
Anti-Tnmmany Hundred.

Chairman julius narburRer, will Wednes-
dav, announce the names Of the members Of
the Committee OF one Hundred wno will con-
duct the anti TammanV campaign next Fan.
The members viii represent all sections OF the
city and nave all agreed 10 the use OF their
The evening world., 1891-06-08
stabbed bv an JJnknown.

Robert Fisher, OF 6SS East Seventeenth street.
while engaged IN Il eight at 12e5 O'Clock this
morning. with an unknown man in front OF II
Avenue b., was stanbed In the left side of the
head. He was attended by the police surgeon
and went hnme.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Found Dead in the Canel.

The body Of man about rhirty-1ve years OF
age found in the Mott Haven Canal at One
Hundred ami Tnrty-nfih street was removed
tu-dav TO the Harlem Nor ne. In q POCKET
was found leItar addressed 81 mes w.
mont.u
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Yearning for ~ Per Cents. At Any
Rate Agreed Upon.

lspTcIAL 70 TTr BvESTga woELn.'
WASHINGTON, June Secretary Foster at-
riVed this morning. He mas received num-
her OF offers rom Western banks so extend
the ~ per cent bonds at any rate agreed
upon.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Called in the Coroner.

The sudden death OF Michael Schmidt,
seventy-two years old, at 23p East Third
street, was reported az The Coroner'S once to-
The evening world., 1891-06-08

Ground Broken for the Statne.
SGround WIS broken to-day In Library Square
at the Junction OF Astor Place and EiRhih
street. for the statue or tue late Congressman
8. s. Cox.
The evening world., 1891-06-08

A Woman Wnipper Locked Up.
Edward HolZelI, of esi East Tenth street,
was to. day held for trial at Essex Market for
beating Ellen Dickson with q cane.
The evening world., 1891-06-08

The Executive Committee OF the Republican
State League will meet tomorrow afternoon
at the Fiith Avenue Hotel 10 make arrange
ments and fix a date for the State Convention
OF that organization.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Mr. creia Noon Too Pereietent.

Antonio Bouner. OF ls9 Hester street, and
and Joseph L Creighton, Of 3S Cherry street,
were held At the Tombs this morning for vio-
laiing thr Excise law. Creighton was arresle I
ihree t!mes for Keeping his saloon open yester-
dAy,
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Another Mad Dog Shot.

Capt. Klllres reported at Headquarters this
morning that one Of his policemen snot a mad
dog in front OF 2lOG Eighth avenue late last
night
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Lutheran Convention Nearly Fin
ished

The Convention OF the Lutheran synodS OF
Missouri, Ohio, New York and other States,
whcn has been In session at 81. Matthlas's Luz
theTan Church, BTOOme street, since last
Wednesday, will adjourn Tomorrow. Due
trinal matters are the subject OF conBldera-
non at io-day's sessions.
The evening world., 1891-06-08

Thomas Kelly, of l55 West street, was held
In 81, coo at Jefferson Market to-day for trial on
the charge OF breaking ouen packages on the
White Star Pier ana stealing imported vases.
He was caught in the act.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Fire in a Cellar,

Fire was discovered ate O'Clock this morn
ing among some rubbish in the cellar OF 900
Sixth avenue occupied by F. II. Lockwood,
who soon put Il out.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Fishermon, Take Notice.

Sandy Hook 81 Q. as A. NJ, at Governors Island
~ L W A. n, a. Hell Gate AZ II. bS A. N.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Charges Her Boarder with Robbery.

Charges Her Boarder With Robbery.
william LonVworth. a well-dresGed young
man. was turned over to BROOKLYN oficers al
the TomOs Court this morning, charged with
having last TUESDAY sto,en gold watch and
chain from Mrs. EhUia Johusnn, W IN WHOM
he boarded at 100 Twenty-tnird street, Brook
lyn.
The evening world., 1891-06-08

Registry Clerk Arbeely's Present.
N. j. Arbeely, Registry Clerk at the Barge
ONCE. was congratulated Inis morning upon
the handsome present he received last night
from deegai ou OF Syrion mercnauts, his
cnuntrymen. II WAS the anniversary NJ his
birth. and they gave hun gold watch Valusd
at 94O0.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
New Deal in the teenth.

INOW D0tII III VII5 I HI- Ie6HIH'
The new enrolment for the Thirteenth Dis
trict Republican Committee will take place at
the Grand Opera House tonight, and in the
fifth District at lS9 Houston street on Friday
niOht
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Napoleon Ives's sIokness,

Henry 4. Ives la still sick In his rooms in the
MIstc nats, and at noon his condition was re-
ported unimpToyed.
The evening world., 1891-06-08

Fire in q Third Avenue Tenement.
Fire In the rooms OF J. C. Hoffman at 1890
Third avenue this morning caused 500 dam
apa
The evening world., 1891-06-08

Despondent and Hanged Himself
Charles Schmidt, of QlO Second street, CON-
mltted suicide by hanRinl this morning. He
was wooh carver aud was forty-seVen years
old. Dependency Is supposed 10 have caused
hia
The evening world., 1891-06-08
BY LAUDANUM AND GAS
Determined Suicide OF James Crea
mer in a Lodg!ng-House.

mer in a Lodging House.
The suicide OF James Creamer In furnished
room NJ 2ll BeecGer street. which occurred
some time during last niph,, was reported to
'he COroner's ONCE tnis morn ng, and an tnves-
tIgdtlOn whB ordered.
The suicide uad plugged up every crevce In
the room win cotton, aud then turned on the
gas. lie had also swallowed Inc contents oil a
vial OF laudAnum. The dead man was a sh oe-
maker,
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Fair and Warmer.

WASHINGTON, d. C.,
Ju le 5. Weather In
dtcRtiO7LS JoT EaSt-rR
NrtD York
FJiri todrm = 4;
son hrGSist'lY tcindS.
Tue following rec.
ord shows the changes
~ tle :emprratute for
the past tWenty-fouT
hours, in eninpg'i pu
wiin tle coTrespnnd-
iGd.caleJ by the ther-
WFaan.as
The evening world., 1891-06-08

full account OF Wall street analTu will be
special iBsu0.
The evening world., 1891-06-08
Believe German Was Drowned.

Brooklyn detectives are investirating the
mysterious disappearance Of James Gorman, a
watchmaD on the steamsbip Alps lying at the
foot OF Harrison street. the officers disoFedit
the theory of foul pav, believing that German
fell overheard while drunk.
The evening world., 1891-06-08

inglIate oflas year. as iGd.ca,eJ by the ther-
nInnIeieT al perIYl. nh. .TMaeli
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

A good story Il told by Mr.. Montagu
Williams concerning an argument that
took place M 10 whether or not n certain
boy Of very tender years was old enough
TO be sworn as u witness. Al tho sug-
ges,ion OF ono Of tho counsel engaged
In the case he was Intercepted by the
judge. when the following colloquy took
place:
"Now, my little man." said the judge,
"do you know what will become Of you
II you tell an untruthy'
'Hell flre." said the boy. without NOV
ing.
"wcll. and what will become OF YOU"
continued his lordship. III you play tru.
ant and do not go TO SCHOOL,
"ilell fire." said the boy.
"what II you don't like your brothers
and siatcrsy'
"Hcll fire." again said the boy.
"what u you stay out late when your
mother sends you on an errandy'
"Iiell hrc."
"what II you spill the milk"
"iell fire."
hh iuIurhip ran throush long int of
faults, some Of them Of very slight de-
scription, but the penalty was always
the samc-"hell fire"
At the end Of tho examination the
learned counsel Saidi
my lord, | hardly think this little boy
sufficiently intelligent or instructed for
his evidence to he admissible"
"lndeedTexclaimed the judge. "well,
now entirely differ with you. He seems
u very good little boy, aud u no grows
up In his present belief. aud thinks tho
diresi punishment will DO visited upon
him for every fault he may commit, he
will probably make much better man
than you or l."
The boy was sworn.--Pall Mall Ga
Eette
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

From The ist Of May until cold weather
geese car DO picked regularly every nix
weeks. Clipping II now frequently rc-
sorted h. instead OF plucking, 1t being
considerd more humane way.
Lot II BE- proclaimed 10 all tho nations,
pieuro.pneumonia has been stamped out
In tho United States.
The government certificate that an m.
irnal IL free from disease isworth gold 10
tho sheep anil cattle exporter.
Rye ahd alfalfa alone can be used with
excellent success for fattening hogs till
they are ii for market.
Ono hundred million dollars worth Of
dressed meats was shipped from tho
United States during 1890. Our goye,n-
mcnt has secured from Great Britain tho
privilege Of having an American inspect
or OF live food animals at each OF the
ports Of Glasgow, Liverpool and Lon
don, toinspect American cattle immedi-
ately on their arrival and give assur-
ance additional that they are healthy.
Up With the American meat trade.
It Is g.bg to have a greater boom than
II ever tal before
Tho Farmers Alliance has started q
live stosk association at Wichita. Kan,
with u capital Of 100000 in shares OF
twenty-five dollars each. Success to III
II the warm sun teinpts your bees out
Of the b Ives before 1t is safe to let them
go place boardin front OF the entrance
to shade H. Then they win not know
that spfing Is coming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

r,sss.a g rusi., ard r., \, =, s, ,"'s'l.
To-. -, |, ,d.nr.. re- ye.f. iaog 81 ~, =.
w. ~ ~. nen,hs. so. rorrsid of d'l''''a "
rrisf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

Sir Henry Parkes, the premier Of New
scnth Wales, commenced 10 earn his
own living when child nine years Of
age, and he has been hard worker
from then I'll now. lie never went 10
school for more than three months In his
life, and from the age Of nine he has
been entirely dependent on his own ct.
forts. lie arrived in Australia young
man without friends, without money,
and with no letter OF introduction TO any
one, and lived in the country for nearly
two years without seeing a human face
that he had seen before coming out.
Now he has been premier Of New South
Wales about ten years, He does not DO.
heYe there Is man In all Australia who
has worked harder than he has at man
ual aud other labor. He Il close upon
s.eNeniy'lye yeas OF age.-London Tit
Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

ufm,eh, do one deed Of GOOD
u,e llttle deed hsforo DE.
n, ,hlnt one moods thoasht. that shouii
Hereafter not f,rru,tsn lis'
f.cala rot murmuT. though J must
~ I'D n dsaihs unnumhrred dust
tn. slmy wing that WATTS the seed
I'u.n The cartlrsa Wind 10 earth.
OF h ,hort life has only need
n, fnd ths rufm ~ place for birth;
~, IN. ~ IN moment Of delight
i, .si,l.. thsn wlihcru out Of siTht.
=. W. noufdlllon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

general rerict that he Eclipse Grocery and Fruit Com
pany carry rey good IN their line 10 be omd anyrhen
he ciy coupled ris he treatment aud cDgng
manners Of their sa,sann attractive places
W. prie friends aud ne pubic generally fS
nd seeIo Themselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03
Iieraiity.

Proud Parent And do you really
think baby Is like his fatheri
NiNtor-Yes. lie Is bald and has y
tod tass. West Share
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-03

..srs, r.s.s,. he sA'.r..' ~. =, , r., !,
s.s,,v. ,rs.,.n, r,in,ii' 80 fsas. ., 49,.
ss,s,, f,ls., psr rolu~s Of % huia'''' 'A'''
ar, Az. nailed
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..,u.,. :, ~,r s.y ss.r, su.sv s.E%,
.,.',,,Io&r.s.. IN sdssnes' 'iooore' VI 49,
es,s,a' d cent. 20 ,,et, postpaid OF d'''''''
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-23
TheaLer Tonight.

Don't fail to see the "Black Flag"
tonight. Here is what the Times.
Review says of thor performance at
Tusoarora Monday night:
The Russell Dramatic Company ap-
peared in the "Black Flag" last even
ing before agood sized and apprecia-
tive audience The play is a good one
and was presented in q style that was
rarely excelled. 1t abounds in dra.
matte and pathetic situations, inter
sperssd with bright flashes of comedy
which keeps the audience in good
humor. The company is a strong
one-one Of the best that has ever
appeared here--and we will guarantee
that it's performances will always give
satisfaction.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-23
To the Public,

The undersigned has now on hand
d first class article Of custom made
Boots and Shoes consisting Of Ladies',
Misses and Childrep's Boots and
Shoes OF every description; aIso all
kinds OF foot wear for men, from the
heavy Farmers to the huest calf
boots and shoes. All OF the goods
are OF first class material and work
manship.
T.. OsEII,,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-07-23
For Sale or Rent.

THE HUMBOLDT BREWERY,
Situated IN the Town of Elko 10 for
sale OF rent. IT is we'll fitted up and
is in first cluse shape. 1t has now CA
hand quantity Of malt. Parties de-
string to purchase or rent tho sane
will call on Mrs. N. r. Guldager at the
Brewery.