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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

Dakota g. proving that e possesses au
oxc'llm; climatic for sheep.
lu;hc sheep business much OF tho profit
conicl In saving all the lambs POI dblc.
over 1000 fowls were on exhibition at
Che Now Yorl; poultry show. Tho dis.
play included pigeons aud water fowl.
Thrfe wcrr artificial lakes for the water
fowl, aud all the latest and brst devices
for cMCEoU raising, such rs incubltori,
hroular etc. Premiums wcro also given
for og;' and dressed poultry. 10 Old
slying thit aH osg is ma egg did not $50
altogether here. There wpO different
kinds OF eggs.
40 lamU.ug time go through your h1ci:
Of owes three times daytp sco that thcy
mo all right. They should have already
got used 70 a lantern When the lamb
cannot start tho mill, IN the ewes uddcr
assist .t % doGo. IL was forms Undcr u
lambs tail It must DO removed or the
lamb win die.
Tho heavy hauling trade " Tho city
wants draft horses exclusively, mt ou %
largo firm IN tho west corsc5 with some
go in thcm arc alao necessary. Tho horse
breeder must carefully select his market
before be- goes into tho business. ono
INSTRUMENTATION drultftrllions
with long pa,tcms. Ho thinks this will
l;coptho features " both speed and draft
power.
On 40 acres ~ land % Dakota sheep
breeder has gni-od 1000 sheep and cut
tlil hay and gra1cd through tho season,
just before Che lambs come, shear tho
ewoi uddorl and tho tag locks.
Denmark admit American pork WHOM
81 IS accompanied by tho government IN
tpociion certificate. Al Europe Is com.
ing TO the American hog.
A movement that deserves all oucour-
agcmlut aud commentator Is on foot
for improvement In tho matter Of baling
und preparing wool iecces for markt;,
Prizes hayo been offered by tho Tho
Wool aud Cotton Reporter for the bos.
packing. In reference 90 this subject
Tho Breeders Gazcito says; "Thcrc Is
certainly q great deal OF sloycnly worl;
doucat our shcring barns, and In soma
instances there may be- dishonesty as
well. Bat manufacturers can have
wool prepared exactly 20 their liking by
paying for tho oNtra worl. required and
making proper allowance for the mecca.
bary shrinkggo IN groTs weight"
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I'm fho nt1nT ~ n o,.-, ,,.,-,,,-. ,,,,-,
,or,i- ,,J iitiio ,,ii, WV, ~ ~. ne -. 49,
siers sbo,,i1 i,o trsnsfcrr,J ,,.,',, - -
M too c,y, b,,.in, .in',i, ie,i, la.
.,,o,'icyt n,it ~ ~" M I'm I'LL i. gi,
ei,,ut ghs s,wo lima ia ,rsr.e wv w.
I'M accom,iistcl bv ,im,i,' ,nii'i''. m.
c,r,, ir,ai, mi m, -. .o,.r.t ~.
,o that tbev ,nay bsvo ~ s,,, W. ',noii
ny MA ,n.,n. tbo c,ycs 49, 'as.ii, H.
cc,v,l. ,bcy Jnnot i,no,,. ,,i,;ci, Il ~ ~, IN
ma tnlso rr1,lv An I,th ia,,i,'. s,ii, i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

G.. W. CT hayc % valuable horse that
b. troubled with quarter crack Wllyol
please state IA your paper tho best way
90 treat the ease, aud obligcy
Answcr-.lf the quarter crack is on
tho inside. thcquarter "a highland causes
the hoof at the corouct % crowd: this in
turn causes It 20 crack opon porluce
tho foot with oil meal for two or thrco
nights Then pare ont tho sole. and
l1wor The inner quarter 80 as 60 leave no
bearing on tho fhl1. Rgsp away tho
wall from the heel TO IN front Of th,
cDick making % perfectly thin and soft.
Keep a littlo paultico of the meal bound
over 20 oyory night and stuff sole Work
moderately and keep hoof soft and
grow-ng, and 10 will soon grow down
and DO hcttcr than over. DO no. use a
clasp or nail rivot American Guilt
VufUr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

How to Discipline snmc iwrs aud Fool
others iato Adopting Lambs.

How To Discipline Some i'wos nhd Fool
Others iato Adopting Lambs.
Young owes frequently cause much
trouble on account OF their disowning
thor lambs, moro especially II porturi-
ton has been severe. Many young owes
lo.o their lambs; in this case, u thor
hayo q good chow OF milk, take u twin
lamb from poor mixer, skin tho dead
lamb and dress tho twin with IL, and put
Il to tho owo that lost tho lamb. This
piece Of deception Is douo by making
holel ga the skin for the legs and hcld u
the live lamb, taking caro- TO leave tha
tail ON the skin; rub tho head Of the
Gdoptcd lamb with the skin Of tho dead
one. The now lamb viii then smell ot
the Old ono, and when tho mill, has onca
passed through it ihoro will be- no dini'
Guilty about the nurse owning Il. In a
few days niter the owo has takon 20 tbs
adopted lamb ypu can then commence
reducing the Observation-Disclosures
ouing 1t by degrees, beginning with tho
tail. until all disappears.
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In travelling, one of tho clean, now
fhrcts ot newspaper on tho door OK u
dirty carmuauhy valuable dress projection.
Aud light solIl shoes are most olicient-
ly added TO by two thicl;ncsses Of tho
same thing. Stand the shoe on tho pa
pur and draw an outline Of tho sole,
which th5n cut ont; this slipped IN place
Sc as good % u cork sole ana yastly more
comfortablc.-H Point OF View In
NO. Nurl, Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

Mailr pc,or Roman, agent Of tho Flat
head Indians IN western Montana, pur-
chased % fine bloodcd and ugly faced
bulldog. not 20 guard his pleasant quar-.
tors 10 tho Flatbush agency, bat TO give
his Indian wards a now subject for
study in tho animal kingdom. The APP
peannco Of this strange quadruped
cuusod as much excitement among these
untutorcd sons Of tho forest as u belize
moth OF tho paloozoio ugo would arouse
by sudden appearance ON Main street.
The chiefs held . long consultation
ovor the characteristics OF tho auimal,
and finally decided 10 call him "a good
bnl'dog.n Tho first adjective Is doubt
less caused hy certain Indian sense Of
diplomacy 10 Do exercised IN addressing
tho animGl while the latter rs evidence
OF tho rcd mans regard for truth at all
tmcs. AZ all events, the nano Il worth
studviug. Helena (Non.) Independent.
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rAcon q. PATE Asp THOMAS GREEN
g.-t t.t, d.tsssTf having ricd their petition
herein dnly trridcd,pfayinr ioi IN Vflcroi sNe
Of iie rr1i 'esf1te OF said duccd'ut inrthr bur.
\, tb, i1,t.. I'd sail court. that 900 persons lus
ttrfeiod Ia the csints u eaih etc'9 .et, appear
ifforr M sstd Probate Court nn Wednesday.
no aHh day Of March ~. ~ ilocl1gA ln
III aid Probate court, at tie County Count
None. Ia IN eitv ana county % SAT- iAtu.
Titan rcuuoiy, 10 show eau, Wy an niugf
49, !. s.u H., lsueN nf The real rHtatc 81 she
VA ieee,sod ID rfivA,e sale A. si lll to geccs
cary. AMI hat a copy of ihi. orngr ,c plp'nhcd
Ivfstsg Sryyf. Newspaper printed and nut.
ifhef IN Haif city ana COUNTY
"'''N q. W. HAETCI
dtf Probate JudFc.
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elan, Of GOLD Dor trcsscs caught.
All ail their riplling mo.hw wrought
40 One spnn ann.hing' flii o.. aiRhq
$40 murnura. while htf dufAy rlg
A. feudar asa twilight tholght
t.,,my radhcncd heart she brought
ti. pfamIsr Of % lotu ! auuslt,
illgtun.ieht flftlnR dnfacnod skies,
Aglgnm oi gold.
Add rnddcnly my no vas fraught
Wnha.ndnoss, for dreamed that nnugii
could win from mo my one sweet prize.
al. maiian's heart tIll. uyufwIse,
fl0sfned by what her love WIS bought,
Yankee uiads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

I'm the Prob,t- Couft u the County u falt
Lac, Iurlinly Uf uAh.
In the matter of the Estato ot Caroline =
l4ptchisou. deceased

NrOriCr II uEHEBY GIVEN THAT
N Ih0maH ". thnWpucY aui lHtll -ntl
lr. tNucuior. OF the Last will aud tnsinutnt Of
iIo estate ~ Caroline u. ltuirhia1n, deceased,
have rendered Tor settlement, ami hiCd 90 aald
court, tnpir unul account of their armin.
IHifatinu ~ said estate nnt urtIuu Tor
nutl datrIlaiion u tho residue OF said gsiNio
among the pcI.uaa cntitlcl urrein, ana thAt
or ~ O'Clock q. CO.,. al the Court Room 81 sad
court. m the County Court IluuHU, salt lntn
Guy And county. gtAh Icrfiipr' haf been duIy
appointed liy tie iadgo Of taid cuuri, tor %
HutilHnOrt ~ SAD account and hCanuF SAID
pfttiuu Tor distrihuton, AZ which tine and
place auY person interested In shld Hftatc NAV
aNrrar and snpw cause, " an there De-, Why
said account should not be settled and 40.
proved and FINAL distribution made o. prayed
Tor.
dated March 18th, isal. -
e. 2. ALLEN,
Cicrs Of the PROBATE Court.
ny CtrsrEs BaowSI. Jr, Deputy JicrL.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Matter OF TIC Eftate OF Rachel
stamon, deceased.

NvorirT ~ HEREBY GiNEN. THAT
n Samuel N. liiii. acminhifnilr ui tn' ed.
tat ot Variti rcameu, deceased. las rendered
for suiiicmcut. and mel m thll Nouri hla
fTrt frrguut VI his ntmtnHuuuUu NJ ftlu
fgtats and petition fnr nual a. .fll4uon uf tie
tptIduo nf aaid estate among ti1 rcrsons en-
tilsd thereto, aud ihnl Ncdn'sn " slh' Q W Joy
rouft roam NJ said Court, IN TIE County Court
iioTse. sait lake City and County, Utah Ter
ftlrT. hss boon duly app lntri ~ thu juoEo
count ind henunr saii pctunu Tor qldrltu.
lion. at vhiei time and place hny rgttpn inter.
ssted iu said estate may apptar aui show
moi be- sottlsd ana approved and final dulfilu'
ton MA &c no prayed Tor
G.. y. ALLEN.
Cisrt Of tho Probate ouri
Hv CAusIrV nHoWsE, in, Deputy CLERK.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


order 70 Show Cause Why order oi Sale OF Real
Estate should u0t be- made
DARLoW FERGUSON. the administrator Of
ID the estate OF John scott, deceased. having
hlci his petition hereto, luly verified. praylng
Tor an order nt sale 0i iottioH Oh the real
estate OF said dcccd,ni Tor iuc purposes therein
oct forth, u is therefore ordered D, the Judge
OF saii Court, that an pcrtont interested lea tho
estate OF snil deceased, appear lei0fc the "a Il
Probate Court. on Tuesday, Tho 18th day OF
April, A, D., lsl.. at No O'Clock in the forenoon
OF said day, al the Couri Aoum of said Probate
Court, ~ ihe County Court ilousc, m the ,ity
and County OF salt Lake, tulh Torritory,to show
cHust Why an order should not be granted to
the said administrator, Ia frll ~ much of the
real estate OF the sid dtccafCd Ht riiher public
or private salo ~ shail be- necessary. aud that
copy Of this order shall ho published az least
iout successive weeks iu tho nlsEnIT EvIN.
iNu SINS, q rewspapor printed and published
M Eati CITY aud County,
Dated March aith, isY!,
q. ". BAn1Cll, Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

In England, whom George II was alive,
tho walhiug OF tho house was always
done at home. THO washorwmnen be-
gan hor work at midnight, Why thia
was 90 ordered know not; there must
hlyo been some ruasou.-Wul.or Besant
In HurpcrR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

40 it, annual meeting IN New Yorl;
tho National Horse Show association
elected che following oillccr; Cornelius
rcllowes, presidents. John @. Hcclachcr,
vice president; II. II. HOLSTER, treas.
urcr; W. +. Wharton, secretary, and J.
y. hyde, assistant secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-28

In the Probate Court ~ the County Of salt
Lake, rurfitofy OF Utah.


NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, TuAT
~ Annie T.. iran. AdminisirairA ~ the est
ttc - Edward Brain. dcruastf, LHf rem.
dcied Tor settlement, and nied in said count, her
hnai account ~ her administraton ~ said
estate, and petition for to Appointment NJ
cOwmifslouers IN partition nnd Tor nnHi distfi-
button of the fssiduu OF sGid tstaic huurg the
prfsunr cnuucd thereto; and ih4i IuVfHday,
Inc IN day of Apdl. isgl, ~ 10 U'clluL %. No..
NJ Tho Court fonm " fnid Court On the Cuuttf
Court House. SALT Lake CITY and County. Utah
Territory ,hss been duly appointed by the Judge
ut aaiG court Tor The ngtiitment Of said gr.
count, and hearing said pcutlun for the uus
UnlutWrut OF commissioners tu partition anu Tor
diftlhuti0u "a which time ana place any pUrfuu
Interested la laii estate may apucW aud show
cause. if any there De-. WHY slid account should
not DO settled and app 0ycf and commission
sta IA PARTITION appointed and naal distribu.
tiOu made az prayed for
Dated Mafrn loth, h..
e.. u. ALLEN,
clerk NJ tho Probate Court.
iy CAusrrN nunWNi, lr., Deputy Clcrs.
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IrnaL NOTICE..
IN the matter OF ,he estate u Henry Perles
deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ VIM. ~ rerics ana Josiah l.. rcfkcs.
administrators ~ tie estate co Henry perkrs,
ncrrascd, have rendered. for settlement and
n'rd In said ruutt ihrIr final account ~ their
administration ct said Cstnic aud pctiiiou for
unal distribution 81 the fusiduo OF said estate
among the pursuuH entitled thereto, ami that
ihufsday, tie ligh day ut Aptil,A. u, isy!. a.
% O'Clock a. No., 90 Do Court nom ~ sad
court, in the County Court House. hal, Lake
cay and Court, ttal IsuIpry, has been duly
appointed hy the iudss Of fad court Tor tue
arttlcmtut OF said account aun hearing FniI Uc
utiuH Tor distribution, at which time und placr
any pcraou tntercftodin said estate may appear
count should not tr settled sud approved aud
anal distrlhutlon made az prayed for.
DAlcd March ", l'p2
&, T.. ALLEN,
CLERK Of The Irohsie Court.
By CAusrES ngOWst. ia, Deputy clerk.
an
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ANNli OF tnH would lluNO GCDu much
moro provoked than she was now.
Il shall not ei1p you.7 aho aid IN
half miaclhoyous tone. "Goun-l won't
Boo angry Nou win perhaps admit that
" thcrcis anything rambling il b. aswoll
for you toabuse me aud have it ovor.
oven ui,or an those years, whose olitu.
nries you have written"
"lly dcns my darling" he said. HE
strong hanl claspiug hor 30 qu. 20 THAI
Involuntary her arm Firrg gled Ike .
hlrdh wing TO wrest iueli away at
well for motto iell The Only woman lover
loved that / lo,c hor stu and DO not
mean 90 lot hgF go again"
Arthur
"AIarsaret 1 love you moro than
ever"
at Is impossible
81 love YOU
"Nou cannot, canuo. DO IN earnest"
one a.ammlred. "WAy,you have never
told mcn
"Ncyor-untii now" be laughed ~
learned Homuthing WHOM / lost yuu thl
iirt tme-my darling"
"Thii." said Mr, IiugonIn, partially
recovering hers it, els folly. Arthur,
and 10 ia most mlir.n
Unfair" BIO Said "to want you f1r
nay wife; Ne. you moan unfair TO tal.o
you oil your euarl win not quiuh.o
with your ,gords.n he said, smiling
"Alay tho hour and ulo sccne suggest 20
You III that they will. Alny thoy brin
y0u back to--.t was twou,y that you
Wurc-whcn itnll happened. Margaret.
wilton you were twcnty.six ! went AWAY
from tho city ol an my hopes, but before
i turned my hlci; on u did ~ many a
solugoo had dono before mc-i scaled up
my treasures and bid thcm, aud my
storo ~ whcfo left it. That 81 why /
want you TO marry me-. Al that had
looked forward TO telling you-whcn
You woro tacn'y-all ihnt hal 10 aay
to you, Orc secret hoard that ! had boon
piling mp Tor our married lifc. IS intact
aud now ! want you 90 shnu it with
me-" 10 paused % moment and then
went oui MY denr, have simply had
10 wait, that a an. but, please heaven,
we will begin ngain."
Poor Mn Husuuip'n breath camo and
wont, an unwilling messenger OF pl-
sion, or, 1t might be-. Of sentiment "Per.
hapl / was ia ihs wrong" ahe said.
"But why did not you think moro OF
youualG'
clam thinking OF myself now said
Kimari.
Suddenly, as 1lrs liug0uin hung dis.
tactod and IN Doubt tho cliI before
tham ring flint md sibyllino with an
echo. It was tine town clock OF The vii.
larc striking over beyond tal trees; thOy.
could not hear Sc, but sent from ledge to
Ledge Ia tho still night air it strucl. sil-
very aud remote ON tho granite facade.
A. II sounded they both started. lo ut
So elm suggestions, sh0 gt i,s material
reminder.
Good graeiousT rho exclaimed, cit
g. u o'clock"
"li Is. said Kiauaird.
and wo must positively go back 70
Che hotel ut Ouco. We nre scandal.
Arihur-and You know 70, for saw you
f.agt too" She began 10 smile. "Do
yuu SEQ nothing IA tho auguIyH rho
asked.
"Thc eusrryy
"Wo arc two old FOOLS" slo said.
"Thnk OF my boy n DIS bed, Arthur
Think OF my thirty year,, be quiet, n
You plcnso, / choose 10 DO thirty f0f
f1rmaliiys sake II Is only tho night
and tho moonlight. Whom n o'clock
siriku we rocollact that $40 ought 10 boz
rasDsttuhIy nj luulp. IL La oulv mn prIt,.
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order 70 Show Cause Why order Of Sale OF Real
Estate should u0t be- made.
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ChiIdrGn'S Department.
Hat Department,

All the New and Fashionable Blocks have arrived at
prices that will discount oythug IN Utah. IL &. the I'M
nense quantlesbuying In lots, that give US ths
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Childr6n'S Shirt Waists.

We have received aud opsnrd out 1000 dozen Of the
patterns
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0V0rCOatS.

Herr We particularly well equipped TO supply your
wanH and feel that VIII be 10 mutual benefit for YOU
10 our proiusc display 81 uewtas fabrics aud newest
tiyles Prices, $500 to 5000.
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Following is a list Of the presents
received 10y Mrs s. VI. Criswuld up
10 yesterday. Thel.at ia incomplete
on account ui the ruuJi5 b,iuX so
blocked with snow that many pres.
en's nave not yet hr"n received.
Family Bible- Mrs. Il. c. Hardcsty.
Silver Cnst~r- = .. H.ria5'y.
Silver Tea SeL-Mibs Lilzlc liar
Jca,y.
Silver Cream Pitcher aud Sugar
Hnwl-C. f. llardcsly.
Silvor ~SpounholJcr AID Stop Bowl
g. ". Ilarlrsty.
Silver Cream pitchcr-Wilic Har-
do ~.
Silver Sugar B,Hl-Gao. Hirlrsty.
Silver Napkin RIM Ruby lIarios.
~.
Silver Card Rocoiyor.-List.c IIar.
des,y.
Carving Set ana Plush Case II.
Polk.
Silver Momstacho Cup and Saucer
Frank Miller.
Berry set and Carl Blskst--h. J.
pGi'mau.
Silver Picl,Ia C@ator-!. Ostrcirhcr.
Pair OF GInnlctg-C. j.. Muck ,!s.
Sot Silver Tcaspoous- Miss Belle
BuI!cr.
Silver Sugar Spoon-L1wrencc
Martin.
Silver Butter Knirs Xorxey Mar.
lin.
SGT Table Lincn-Jas. Scott.
Silver Napkin Ring-I!oy LantnT.
Silver Napkin Riug-.Frpnk Noel.
Sheet aud Pillow CIsts-.Mr. aud
Mrs. +. IL Drown.
Silver Berry Spoon--Miss Manic
Russell.
Silver Nut SGT aud Plush Case
Mr.. mud Mrs. jas. Brain.
Silver Salt and Pepper Sct--Miss
Emma Gardner.
Shaving CaGc-S. g Miller.
Glove Box and handkerchief Case
Albert Milcr.
Fruit Siund-"Chay. Francis.
Table Liucn--Alr. aud Mrs. l.. J..
Ogilvic.
Silver Butter Dish-Wm. ForAliam
Diamond Shaped Glass Sot--Mr
and Nrs. 9. W. Griswnld.
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COM iISSicSE:tS' Pit0CEE
IS&S.


The Board OF County Cc:mtission
crs met pursuant 10 Law. Monday,
january /, 1872.
PresSnt-Messrs Eigshy aud Burns.
Money in tho County Treasury
counted aud found correct ~ com
pared with tho AUIitGr'a bunSs.
Cpoa notion it was ordered that
the Assessor and Auhilo:hc requested
10 examine the bpuks and ascertain
nll delinquent property belonging to
the county and report 10 tho Board
at tn n.Nt IN 'eiing.
The reports OF the following officers
wore examined, approved and ordered
i'ci, to wit: NJ. Polk. ShoriF; H..
O. Henderson,, Cl.rk; J. d. Abel,
i~iosvita! Steward: II. J.. Jones. Jailer;
j. EEHcrg, Assessor; :. NJ. Henley, j..
+. Eiho townahip; Jerry Rryan, j. p.
fuscirora township; VIM. Cougcr. j..
j. Wcl.e town, hip; Juiu Murphy, j.
L. Fort iiI!'ryk township; j. +. Trir-
lett, Constable, ElI:o; j. NJ. Mutcer,
Constable, TJscurora.
UpbI motion II WAS ordered that
t'lO Au1ItU: aud Troasurcr be and
tuoy are hcfcby uuthuri oil u trans
fer $500 from General fund into tho
EIko lioal Fund; 1880 frOm Gen.
UTul Fund into the Lnmoilo Valley
Road Fund; $3.50 from General Fund
iutn tho leland Mountain Road Fund;
S2o4O from General Fund into tho
Ruby Valley Road Fund; $3.50 from
General Fund into tho Jack Creek
Road Fund; S-0i.9i from General
Fund into the rusCarora Road Fund;
sj2 from General Fund into tho Co.
lumbiu RoHh Fund; 5000 from Gen
crni Fund into tho Mound Valley
Road Fond; and 80 80 from tho Star
Valley Road r'Hnd into tho Gcncr /
Count Fund.
The Board then proceeded - sclor,
200 persons 10 act ~ trial Jurors for
tho ensuing year.
iNumcs Of jurors will appsar hero
after. Ed
Board thon adjourned TO Monday.
February /, 1892. at 10 O'Clock 4. II.
IL. y. liE.DEgsua, Clerk.
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IL happened at tina IIOJyrn School
Thursday. A reporter had been iu
tho Kindergarten 10 SO tho exercises,
aud WIS leaving tho building whom
lao saw t little tot % Il girl On the
steps. Sho was very pretty, SO the
reporter, thinking TO say tho proper
thing. remarked:
Hello, iittio girl; waiting for Santa
Claus"
Tho little girl looked ut him rs if
she felt sorry for him, and said short.
ly:
"rhoro's nc such thing as Santa
Clgus."
"No such thing! Why, who told
you thltY"
a look Of supreme contempt spread
over tho petty liitlc :lcc, aad with a
h~nnlhty little mir she said:
Il amt in Tho ki%n,lrrgartcn, I'm in
the frat reader"
The reporter took or his hat.
nruiogiaeh and !ied.-lSt. Louis Post
Dispatch.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-10

i"rr.r.o Clerk nnvill has recently
drawn mp u brief marriage service and
viii nsf tho Supreme Cour, To- have it
h-c3Uto n law. H. haG boon uaol in
~ Erfmai on several occasions and
ir rru,i .or.d tho article:
"Dy tic authority vested in 10 NJ a
- l,ir" N tho Suite Of Illinois; by tho
40. .cH HcliH Of era and wheat that
wlE. tau an Il" IN she gcr,lu Summer
be 72i by the great droyco of stock
I g. 49," continually !inding their way
"a luu different ma,kctB Of the world.
~ the m"onolonons song III the cat on
III back !nrI fence, aud the uvmr'tin
vine, whoSa ciinaius tcndri!s shnde
th" entrances "f u summer kitchen, by
tn Nhpio cart, Nnd rca md ali th,t
~ 10 uhcm, I p'onouUcs you man md
wi''fHnd may tho lord havo mercy
on Que souls Mpunt Vernon Nc,cs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1892-01-10
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Tho snow is melting rapidly to-day.
Secretary Blaine is again on the
sick list.
Senator David B. Hill, Of New
York, has arrived Mt Washington.
Gus Mnrkowitz left on No. 4 to-day
for San Francisco TO 10 gone about
ten days.
Judge Trout has boon elected pro.
siding Judge OF the Superior Court Of
San Francisco.
Nearly ali OF our space is taken up
to-day with the report of the Grand
Jury aud the list OF trial jurors for
tho year, 1892.
a. G.. Leddy, indicted for burglar
izing Osell's shoe store on the 4th OF
last November was sentenced by
Judge Talbot this morn ny to twenty
months in the renitentiary nj Carson.
Sheriff Polk will take linn down on
the IL O'Clock train tonight.